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FP's Situation Report: Flynn says eradicating Hamas could lead to something worse; Brokering a cease-fire is proving difficult; What does DoD know about SAMs in Ukraine?; The Taliban is gaining ground; and a bit more.
Last night, the U.N. Security Council called for an immediate and unconditional humanitarian ceasefire in the war between Israel and Hamas. In a rare showing of agreement, "the Palestinians and the Israelis both criticized the statement adopted by the council," reports The AP's Edith M. Lederer. Neither side thought it went far enough in condemning the other side.
After the fighting in Gaza stopped for 12 hours on Saturday, it resumed on Sunday. So far, the war has killed 1,030 Palestinians, mainly civilians, and Israel has lost 43 soldiers and three civilians. Meanwhile, the fight to achieve a temporary ceasefire shows just how difficult it will be to reach any lasting truce. And with each person killed or injured, new seeds of anger and distrust are planted on each side. This is leading to a growing sense of pessimism ... on the ground and at the highest levels of power.
Peace in the Middle East? Not in my lifetime, a top Pentagon intel official says. FP's Yochi Dreazen: "Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, who will be stepping down from his post as the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency later this year, told an audience at the Aspen Security Forum that Israel needed to carefully calibrate its current military offensive in Gaza so that it punished Hamas without fully eradicating it. If it did, Flynn warned that Gaza could fall under the sway of the extremist group that now control broad swaths of Syria and Iraq." More here.
David Remnick's not feeling optimistic either: The New Yorker editor writing for the Aug. 4 issue of the magazine: "... the most malign and extremist elements within this conflict--Israeli and Palestinian-grow in strength and deepen their conviction that there is no chance of accommodation. Childhood memories of terror and death accumulate, and cripple the moral and political imagination." You can read more of his essay here.
Why is getting even a short-term deal proving so difficult for Secretary of State John Kerry? The NYT's Michael R. Gordon: Part of the reason the diplomatic effort has faced such an uphill struggle is far-reaching changes on both sides since the last Gaza cease-fire in 2012. Israel and Hamas seem to be dug in this time, with Israeli officials appearing dismissive of Mr. Kerry's push for a weeklong cease-fire in a way that few American secretaries of state have faced."
And finding a good peace broker isn't easy. "The challenge of reconciling the seemingly irreconcilable is all the more difficult because there is no party that is in a position to mediate directly between Hamas and Israel. The United States does not deal directly with Hamas. And the countries with the closest ties, Qatar and Turkey, have fraught relations with Egypt, whose cease-fire plan has provided the broad framework for Mr. Kerry's efforts." More here.
Obama calls Netanyahu Sunday and pushes for an "immediate, unconditional humanitarian cease-fire." From the White House's readout: "The President underscored the United States' strong condemnation of Hamas' rocket and tunnel attacks against Israel and reaffirmed Israel's right to defend itself. The President also reiterated the United States' serious and growing concern about the rising number of Palestinian civilian deaths and the loss of Israeli lives, as well as the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza."
In Gaza, the 12-hour ceasefire on Saturday allowed residents to survey the damage. Sharif Abdel Kouddous reporting from Gaza for FP: "The devastation is so complete that some residents who returned during the temporary cease-fire on Saturday could not locate where their homes once stood." More here.
Israelis don't want a ceasefire, a new poll shows. The Jerusalem Post's Gil Hoffman: "When asking about a potential cease-fire, the poll gave two choices. The first endorsed a cease-fire because 'Israel had enough achievements, soldiers have died, and it is time to stop.' The second said Israel cannot accept a cease-fire because 'Hamas continues firing missiles on Israel, not all the tunnels have been found, and Hamas has not surrendered.'... Only 9.7 percent chose option one, 86.5% option two, and 3.8% said they did not know. Men were more likely to want the operation to continue than women." More here.
Thew New York Times broke a story over the weekend about a Pentagon plan to share targeting information with the Ukrainians. The NYT's David E. Sanger and Eric Schmitt reported that "The Pentagon and American intelligence agencies are developing plans that would enable the Obama administration to provide specific locations of surface-to-air missiles controlled by Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine so the Ukrainian government could target them for destruction."
The story renews questions about what intelligence the United States had on the location of surface-to-air missiles prior to the shoot-down of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17. As recently as Friday, the Pentagon told reporters that it had no specific information on the transfer of surface-to-air missiles to the Pro-Russian rebels, even though it's tracking the movement of other weapons systems, like tanks and rocket launchers. But if The NYT story is right, the Pentagon may have more intelligence on these systems than it's admitting to publicly, which raises the question: Did it have this information before July 17 too?
From the Sanger and Schmitt story:... "It is unclear whether President Obama, who has already approved limited intelligence sharing with Ukraine, will agree to give more precise information about potential military targets, a step that would involve the United States more deeply in the conflict."
Kerry's on board: "And a senior State Department official said Saturday that Secretary of State John Kerry supported sharing intelligence on the locations of surface-to-air missiles that Russia has supplied the separatists." More here.
So is Rep. Mike Turner (R-Ohio): Defense News's John T. Bennett reports on a letter Turner sent the president. It reads, "The United States should immediately seek to provide the Ukrainian armed forces with the military capabilities required to eliminate all anti-aircraft systems currently being used in the Russian-backed separatist territory in eastern Ukraine." Read more here.
Ukrainians say the black boxes confirm that a missile brought down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17. The WSJ's Lukas I. Alpert with the story here.
And the Obama administration released photos yesterday to prove Russia is firing into Ukraine. The WaPo's Karen DeYoung with the story here.
What would Obama do if Russia invades Ukraine? What should he do? War on the Rocks is asking its readers these two questions. Find out the results and vote yourself here.
The Taliban is quietly making some gains this summer. The NYT's Azam Ahmed reporting from Mahmud Raqi, Afghanistan: "The Taliban have found success beyond their traditional strongholds in the rural south and are now dominating territory near crucial highways and cities that surround Kabul, the capital, in strategic provinces like Kapisa and Nangarhar.
"Their advance has gone unreported because most American forces have left the field and officials in Kabul have largely refused to talk about it. The Afghan ministries have not released casualty statistics since an alarming rise in army and police deaths last year." More here.
Weapons falling into the wrongs hands seems to be a theme these days. Now you can extend that fear to Afghanistan, if you haven't already. U.S. News and World Report's Tom Risen: "The Afghan National Security Forces, or ANSF, have a glut of supplied weapons far above their agreed-upon needs, according to a new report from the U.S. Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, or SIGAR.
"'Without confidence in the Afghan government's ability to account for or properly dispose of these weapons, SIGAR is concerned that they could be obtained by insurgents and pose additional risks to Afghan civilians and the ANSF,' says the report, released Monday." More here.
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Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey surveys today's worrying security landscape for FP: "In each region of the world, we face serious -- but very different -- security challenges, from rising state-to-state tensions in Asia and Europe to escalating sub-state violence in the Middle East and North Africa. Moreover, technologies and capabilities once confined to states are moving beyond their control. The result is an international order under duress with as many things working to pull the world apart as to pull it together."
How should we confront these problems? "First, wherever possible, we should view problems through a regional lens -- not one country, one group, and one crisis at a time. Second, we should carefully integrate all our instruments of power, making sure that our policies leverage each instrument to its best use."
But what do we really need? Strategy, Dempsey argues. "Despite cynics' arguments that grand strategy is a thing of the past, it is critical today -- when calls for U.S. leadership and military power shift from crisis to crisis."
The bottom-line: "Most problems around the world today do not have quick military fixes." You can Dempsey's full essay here.
Now for the countries "struggling for their souls" ...
Is Iraq on a path to separation? Sunni fighters have seized large swaths of territory in the northern part of Iraq. Kurdish forces have taken Kirkuk and nearby oil fields. Reuters' Dominic Evans: "The government is trying to reverse this de facto, three-way split of the country, but its reliance on Shi'ite militia and volunteers rather than the ineffectual national army has deepened sectarian mistrust without pushing the rebels back."
A Sunni living in a Shi'ite area of Baghdad to Evans: "The Sunnis all want separation now ... Facts on the ground tell you this will be the final result. On both sides now you have extremists who don't want to get along." More here.
What's next for Iraq's Kurds. Slobodan Lekic for Stars and Stripes: "Despite strong support for independence among most Kurds, significant obstacles remain to a final break with Iraq. For that reason, many analysts argue the most realistic scenario would be greater autonomy for the Kurds, who already enjoy significant self-rule. This would mean transforming Iraq into a confederation with three constituent regions - a Kurdish state in the north, a Sunni entity in the west and center, and a Shiite region in the center and oil-rich south of the country." More here.
Iraqi tribes are preparing to take on ISIS in northern Iraq. Asharq Al-Awsat: "Tribal leaders in northern Iraq said they were forming militias to fight the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) on Sunday, as reports emerged of the jihadist group seizing more territory southwest of Baghdad.
The Al-Obeidi tribe, which spans the two provinces of Salah Al-Din and Kirkuk, will put together an armed group to "repel the terrorists," Wasfi Al-Asi, the leader of the tribe, said in a news conference in Baghdad on Sunday." More here.
Dozens are killed as Libyan forces battle militias. The AP's story: "Heavy clashes between Libyan soldiers loyal to a renegade general and Islamist-led militias killed 38 people-including civilians-in the country's restive east, health officials said Sunday, as fighting between rival militias around the capital's international airport raged on." More here.
Over the weekend, Marines evacuated U.S. embassy staff out of Libya. Military Times' Jeff Andrew deGrandpre and Jeff Schogol with the details: "Embassy staff members were driven in vehicles from their compound in Tripoli to Tunisia, according to the Pentagon's top spokesman, Rear Adm. John Kirby. They were escorted by the embassy's Marine security guard detachment, which for the last several months has been reinforced by conventional infantry Marines assigned to Task Force Tripoli.
"Military officials have not disclosed the precise number of Marines assigned to the embassy in Libya, but NBC News reported Saturday that 80 'heavily armed' Marines were among the 158 Americans who vacated the compound." And at least seven military aircraft were involved in the operation, including three F-16 fighters and two MV-22 Ospreys . More here.
And the British Foreign Office says: leave now. The BBC with the story here.
Boko Haram's attacks grow even more bold. Reuters: "Nigerian Boko Haram militants kidnapped the wife of Cameroon's vice prime minister and killed at least three people on Sunday in a cross-border attack involving more than 200 assailants in the northern town of Kolofata, Cameroon officials said." More here.
What's happened in Nigeria since the girls were kidnapped? Andrew Walker reporting for FP: In the more than 100 days since the girls of Chibok were kidnapped, the world's attention has moved on to other stories -- but Nigeria's situation has deteriorated at a dizzying pace. This year has been the most violent period in the five-year insurgency of the militant Islamist group known as Boko Haram."
The population is losing faith in the government's ability to respond. "The perception among a growing number of Nigerians is that the government, led by President Goodluck Jonathan, is unable to handle Boko Haram." More on Nigeria here.
Famine looms in South Sudan. Al Jazeera reports: "Nearly a million children aged under five face acute malnutrition, the World Food Programme (WFP) and UN children's agency UNICEF said in a joint statement released late on Friday, after their top directors visited the nation ... Without swift action, 50,000 children could die from malnutrition this year, they added." More here.
... And in Somalia. AFP reports: "More than 350,000 people here in Somalia's capital are in acute need of food aid as the government and charities struggle to cope with the situation, the United Nations warned Saturday, and other Somali cities are also facing a similar crisis." More here.
A bright spot in an otherwise gloomy Situation Report ... Norwegian Police say that the terror threat has declined. The WSJ's Kjetil Malkenes Hovland in Oslo: "The risk of a terror attack in Norway has fallen slightly, the Police Security Service said Sunday, but authorities will maintain a high level of national security for another day, following a July 24 warning that an extreme Syrian Islamist group could be planning an attack. More here.
On the F-35, the NYT editorial page wrote yesterday: "common sense evaporates when it comes to big-ticket weapons," here.
Germany's first female defense minister has launched a "charm offensive" to revamp the military. The NYT's Alison Smale, here.
George Tenet is trying to keep the Senate Intelligence Committee's report of the CIA's detention and interrogation program under wraps. The NYT's Mark Mazzetti: "Over the past several months, Mr. Tenet has quietly engineered a counterattack against the Senate committee's voluminous report, which could become public next month. The effort to discredit the report has set up a three-way showdown among former C.I.A. officials who believe history has been distorted, a White House carefully managing the process and politics of declassifying the document, and Senate Democrats convinced that the Obama administration is trying to protect the C.I.A. at all costs." More here.
DoD's industrial policy chief Elana Broitman is stepping down next month after only five months on the job. Defense News's Marcus Weisgerber with the story here.
House and Senate negotiators reach a deal on a VA bill. The AP's Matthew Daly: "The chairmen of the House and Senate Veterans Affairs committees have reached a tentative agreement on a plan to fix a veterans' health program scandalized by long patient wait times and falsified records covering up delays. Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., scheduled a news conference Monday to talk about a compromise plan to improve veterans' care." More here.
2 USAF missileers will work with the Navy in a morale-improvement effort. Military Times' Brian Everstine: "They're Air Force missileers, but their next assignments are with the Navy. Capt. Patrick McAfee, from the 341st Missile Wing at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, is headed to Submarine Force Pacific at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. Capt. John Mayer, from 20th Air Force headquarters at F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming, is headed to Submarine Force Atlantic in Norfolk, Virginia.
"They are the first to be selected for the new Striker Trident program - one of the Air Force's efforts to improve morale in the nuclear force. More here.


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ANA, fluorescent antinuclear antibody test, FANA
This blood test is done to help your doctor diagnose a type of illness called an autoimmune disease. Your immune system is your body's defense system against foreign invaders like viruses and bacteria. In some cases, your immune system can become confused and mistake normal cells in your body for foreign invaders. When that happens, your body can make proteins called antibodies that attack your own cells.
When antibodies attack cells in your body, they cause swelling and redness known as inflammation. Antinuclear antibodies attack normal proteins in the center structure – or nucleus – of your body's cells. Antinuclear antibodies are found in many autoimmune diseases, including lupus, scleroderma, and rheumatoid arthritis.
Your doctor may order this test if you have symptoms of an autoimmune disease. Common symptoms of autoimmune diseases that may stem from antinuclear antibodies include:
Joint pain
Weight loss
Skin rash
Finding antinuclear antibodies in your blood tells your doctor only that you may have one of many autoimmune diseases. Your doctor may order other tests depending on your symptoms and your physical exam.
Many things may affect your lab test results. These include the method each lab uses to do the test. Even if your test results are different from the normal value, you may not have a problem. To learn what the results mean for you, talk with your health care provider.
A positive test for ANA does not mean you have an autoimmune disease. The test detects small amounts of these antibodies in up to 15 percent of healthy people. Antinuclear antibodies are measured in titers. A titer above 1:160 is considered a positive test result. A positive result may mean:
You have systemic lupus erythematosis, or SLE. About 95 percent of people with this autoimmune disease test positive for antinuclear antibodies.
You have another type of autoimmune disease.
You have a temporary condition, like an infection, that's causing your antinuclear antibodies to go up.
You are one of the 15 percent of normal people who have positive antinuclear antibodies without any disease.
The test requires a blood sample, which is drawn through a needle from a vein in your arm.
Taking a blood sample with a needle carries small risks that include bleeding, infection, bruising, and a sense of lightheadedness. When the needle pricks your arm, you may feel a slight sting or pain. Afterward, the site may be sore.
Many conditions can trigger a positive antinuclear antibody test in the absence of an autoimmune disease. Conditions that may cause a "false positive" test include:
Being older than 65
Having cancer
Taking certain medications
Having a viral infection
Having a long-term infection
You don't need any special preparation for this test. Tell your doctor whether you have had any recent or long-term infections. Also, let your doctor know about any medications you are taking, including over-the-counter medications, herbs, and supplements.
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Linus switches back to Gnome
The creator of the Linux kernel Linus Torvalds has swapped back to using Gnome 3.x desktop it has emerged, after he fixed many of the problems he has with the desktop.
Gnome 3.x provides a desktop environment and graphical user interface and can be used with various GNU/Linux distros.
Torvalds switched from using the Gnome 3 desktop to Xfce in 2011 but switched back to KDE last year.
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part of my set in dubrovnik.
glitches created using FL Studio 7 and Cool Edit Pro 2.0 for a collab track with the j bux 59.
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created by shorting 1/4' jack thru a gtr amp
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When Apple decided to enter the mobile phone arena in 2007, Steve Jobs called the iPhone a "bet the company product". Now, that product accounts for more than 60% of Apple's most recent quarterly profit; 42 billion in sales, 8 billion in profit*, and 39 million iPhones sold in the last 3 months alone. And this, in only 7 years since its introduction. That's nothing short of historic. The iPhone has not only redefined a product category and changed our daily routines (my students look dumbfounded when I ask to imagine their lives without it), but it has also become the single most valuable consumer product sold by any company, anywhere at anytime.
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LÍDERES DEL CONGRESO SE EMPEÑAN EN OFRECER DESGRAVACIONES FISCALES PARA LA CLASE MEDIADecember 14, 2011
Mientras el Congreso se empeña en aprobar un paquete tributario antes de fin de año, la propuesta de los legisladores republicanos de la Cámara de Representantes consiste en prohibir que los contribuyentes inmigrantes habilitados reciban un Crédito Tributario por Hijo reintegrable para pagar el plan de desgravación fiscal que proponen.
Congress Seeks to Provide Tax Relief for the Middle Class by Increasing the Tax Burden on ImmigrantsDecember 13, 2011
As Congress scrambles to pass a tax package before the end of the year, Republican lawmakers in the House of Representatives have proposed prohibiting eligible immigrant taxpayers from receiving a refundable Child Tax Credit in order to pay for their tax relief plan. NCLR (National Council of La Raza) supports middle-class tax relief but is outraged that congressional leaders would pay for it by taking $9 billion out of the pockets of hardworking and mostly poor immigrants who are raising families.
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Immigrant and Civil Rights Groups Join Together to Repeal HB 56December 09, 2011
Immigrant rights advocates and civil rights leaders from Alabama and across the country are working on repealing HB 56 during a summit hosted by the Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM) Dec. 16-17.
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In a show of deference to Wall Street banks and the financial industry, the Senate voted 53–45 to block President Obama's nominee, Richard Cordray, to head the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). NCLR (National Council of La Raza) has supported the goals behind the creation of the CFPB from the beginning and is disappointed in the Senate for once again letting powerful special interests stand in the way of progress.
NCLR Joins Sen. Menendez, Congressional Hispanic Caucus in Urging Senate to Confirm AponteDecember 06, 2011
NCLR (National Council of La Raza) today commended Sen. Robert Menendez (D–NJ) and the members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) led by Chair Charlie Gonzalez (D–TX) for urging the U.S. Senate to act quickly in confirming Mari Carmen Aponte as the U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador.
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Yesterday, the Senate voted down an extension of the federal payroll tax cut, which would have provided much-needed relief to workers. The legislation failed due to Congress's inability to compromise on how to pay for the extension. NCLR (National Council of La Raza) is dismayed that the gridlock in Congress prevented the passage of another piece of legislation that is essential to sustaining this country's fragile economic growth.
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Arizona Recall Election a Real Sign of HopeNovember 09, 2011
NCLR (National Council of La Raza) today called the election of Jerry Lewis as the next State Senator from Mesa, Arizona a turning point in that state's recent ugly and divisive anti-immigrant, anti-Latino crusade. Lewis defeated Arizona State Senate President Russell Pearce, architect of Arizona's notorious SB 1070 and a key leader in anti-immigrant extremist circles. Lewis has drawn a stark contrast between him and Pearce on the issue of immigration, with Lewis calling for a more comprehensive, civil and effective strategy on the issue.
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LATINOS DE RIVERSIDE COUNTY SE UNEN CONTRA LOS POSIBLES RECORTES AL PROGRAMA DE SEGURO SOCIALNovember 01, 2011
Perris, Calif.—En el foro municipal que tomo lugar hoy en Perris se reunieron líderes comunitarios y personas de mayor edad preocupados por la posibilidad de que el Congreso de EE.UU. reduzca las modestas prestaciones del Seguro Social de las que dependen para gran parte de sus ingresos.
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Perris, Calif.—A town hall forum held in Perris today brought together Latino seniors and community leaders who are concerned that the U.S. Congress may reduce the modest Social Security benefits that they rely on for most of their income and health care.
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Valentine's Day: Finding romance in the Granite State
Seaweed, jalepenos, even a bit of merlot liven up artisan chocolates at the Chocolate Fanatic in Amherst. (NANCY BEAN FOSTER PHOTO)
Celebrating love comes in a variety of packages, from special Valentine's Day dinners at cozy restaurants to finding a quiet inn to slip away to, to sipping champagne as a horse-drawn carriage glides across the freshly fallen snow. Inside or outside, for a few hours or a few days, there are plenty of options for spending some special moments together this week.
Dinner for two
A delicious meal in a cozy setting awaits lovebirds from the Seacoast to the Connecticut River Valley and everywhere in between.
At Ristaurante Massimo in Portsmouth, sliding into an intimate booth in the warm, European-inspired stone cellar and indulging in fine Italian food can lead the way to a lover's heart, while at LaBelle Winery in Amherst, sitting by the fire and sipping champagne with Ernie Houle tickling the ivories in the background sets the mood.
Amy LaBelle, owner of the winery, said that tonight, the winery will be offering a special three-course, prix-fixe meal designed especially for Valentine's Day - including wines chosen to pair perfectly with each course.
In Troy, East Hill Farm celebrates the day against the backdrop of New Hampshire's rich agricultural history, said owner Sheri St. Laurent.
"We're offering an all-inclusive meal that includes homemade dishes, and people are welcome to bring their own wine," she said. "People can just come for dinner, or they can spend the night."
Getting away
At East Hill Farm, there are antique rooms with fireplaces, hearty country breakfasts in the morning, and opportunities to get outside and snowshoe or cross country ski, said St. Laurent.
"We're a working farm so people can also go outside and milk the cows and goats or get their own eggs for breakfast," she said.
But if farm life isn't your idea of a romantic escape, Church Landing at Mill Falls in Meredith offers a lakefront retreat complete with a spa, indoor pools including an adult-only pool, hot tubs, an outdoor fire pit, and dining at Lakehouse Grille.
"The rooms all have a private fireplace and balcony and plush down bedding and luxurious amenities," said spokesman Michelle Brown. "Many people choose Church Landing for a special occasion or celebration."
On the Seacoast, Wentworth by the Sea offers cozy rooms with varying amenities including glowing fireplaces, pristine views of the harbor, and this year, The Valentine's Day Aphrodisiac Dinner featuring carefully prepared aphrodisiac foods paired with wines from Domaine Chandon.
Getting out
For nature lovers, there are ways to indulge in a bit of romance while enjoying the great outdoors. At Beaver Brook Association in Hollis on Friday at 7 p.m., the Valentine Couples Snowshoe Hike and Bonfire will allow folks to spend some time together outside, said spokesman Celeste Barr.
"At the cabins, our staff will have the bonfire going, warm beverages, snacks and chocolate," she said. "We can all hike back together or if couples prefer, by themselves."
And at Farm by the River in North Conway, lovers can snuggle up in a horse-drawn sleigh with champagne and chocolates and enjoy a 40-minute ride in a beautiful setting with views of mountains and meadows.
Family time
With little kids about, sometimes it's hard to enjoy a little romance, but at the Children's Museum of New Hampshire in Dover, the theory goes, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. On Friday at 7 p.m., the museum will host the Very, Very Valentine's Day Dance. The event will include dance lessons, snacks, and just a nice chance to be together.
"This is our second year of hosting a dance for families and we got a great response to it last year," said spokeswoman Heidi Duncanson.
Craving chocolate?
Though traditionalists may stick to heart-shaped boxes and red roses on Valentine's Day, a new twist on an old classic may spice things up. At the Chocolate Fanatic, a new artisan chocolate shop in Amherst, owner Maria Marini has taken her artistic background and channeled it into an array of gourmet goodies.
"I like playing around, being creative, and infusing my chocolate with things that most people wouldn't think of putting into candy," said Marini.
Her homemade chocolate bars come in a vast selection of flavors, blending sea salt with citrus and lime, smoked applewood and vintage merlot. There are chocolate disks featuring cayenne pepper, ginger and cinnamon, or topped with Moroccan spiced peanuts. And from figs to pomegranates, pistachios to pecans, fruit and nuts can be found in many of Marini's specialty chocolates.
"My favorite chocolate bar growing up was the Chunky," she said. "I just love that combination of fruit and nuts with chocolate, but I've put my own twist on it."
She also offers more traditional goodies, including hearts made of white, milk or dark chocolates. There are lollipops, chocolate "love bugs" and yes, plenty of heart-shaped boxes.
Rainbows and roses
Michelle Levesque, owner of Works of Heart in Wilton, said that choosing different colors can brighten up a Valentine's Day.
"Men buy red roses," said Levesque, "but the truth is that most women really prefer other colors."
Buying a bouquet of red roses may seem like the safest bet, but by mixing reds with other colors like oranges and pink, a Valentine can be made to feel more than ordinary.
"If you really want to wow her, do something other than red," Levesque said.
She has brought in a special dyed "Rainbow Rose" from Miami, and they've been selling out since she started stocking them.
"I've been looking at them for years, but they were just too expensive for people, but now the price has come down so we've been able to offer them," said Levesque.
Heart of stone
For something that lasts beyond Valentine's Day, Nicole Garcia of the Quartz Source in Milford said that everyone needs a little rose quartz.
"It comes in earrings, pendants, and bracelets and we even sell little rose quartz stones shaped like hearts."
Every stone has a meaning, said Garcia. Black stones offer protection, copper is said to ward off illnesses, but pink is perfect for Valentine's Day.
"Rose quartz is the love stone," she said.
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Former federal finance minister Jim Flaherty died suddenly Thursday afternoon in Ottawa at the age of 64. Tributes poured in from the House, Queen's Park and around the country as well as from his Whitby-Oshawa riding.
Husbands has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the food court shooting that shocked the city.
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Depending on whom you talk to or ask, you will get different views and opinions, some of them stronger than others on if magnetic tape is dead or alive as a data storage medium. However an aspect of tape that is alive are the discussions by those for, against or that simply see it as one of many data storage mediums and technologies whose role is changing.
Here is a link to an a ongoing discussion over in one of the Linked In group forums (Backup & Recovery Professionals) titled About Tape and disk drives. Rest assured, there is plenty of fud and hype on both sides of the tape is dead (or alive) arguments, not very different from the disk is dead vs. SSD or cloud arguments. After all, not everything is the same in data centers, clouds and information factories.
Fwiw, I removed tape from my environment about 8 years ago, or I should say directly as some of my cloud providers may in fact be using tape in various ways that I do not see, nor do I care one way or the other as long as my data is safe, secure, protected and SLAs are meet. Likewise, I consult and advice for organizations where tape still exists yet its role is changing, same with those using disk and cloud.
I am not ready to adopt the singular view that tape is dead yet as I know too many environments that are still using it, however agree that its role is changing, thus I am not part of the tape cheerleading camp.
On the other hand, I am a fan of using disk based data protection along with cloud in new and creative (including for my use) as part of modernizing data protection. Although I see disk as having a very bright and important future beyond what it is being used for now, at least today, I am not ready to join the chants of tape is dead either.
Does that mean I can't decide or don't want to pick a side? NO
It means that I do not have to nor should anyone have to choose a side, instead look at your options, what are you trying to do, how can you leverage different things, techniques and tools to maximize your return on innovation. If that means that tape is, being phased out of your organization good for you. If that means there is a new or different role for tape in your organization co-existing with disk, then good for you.
If somebody tells you that tape sucks and that you are dumb and stupid for using it without giving any informed basis for those comments then call them dumb and stupid requesting they come back when then can learn more about your environment, needs, and requirements ready to have an informed discussion on how to move forward.
Likewise, if you can make an informed value proposition on why and how to migrate to new ways of modernizing data protection without having to stoop to the tape is dead argument, or cite some research or whatever, good for you and start telling others about it.
Otoh, if you need to use fud and hype on why tape is dead, why it sucks or is bad, at least come up with some new and relevant facts, third-party research, arguments or value propositions.
You can read more about tape and its changing role at tapeisalive.com or Tapesummit.com.
Ok, nuff said.
Cheers gs
Greg Schulz - Author Cloud and Virtual Data Storage Networking (CRC Press, 2011), The Green and Virtual Data Center (CRC Press, 2009), and Resilient Storage Networks (Elsevier, 2004)
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Saturday, February 7, 2015
The Columbus Club
11 Fountain Street (Jct. of Rt. 135)
Framingham, MA 01702
Saturday Feb 7, 2015
6:30 - 11:30
It's time to buy your tickets for the annual Dinner Dance! This year, we have picked a new theme- Dive Destinations. Wear a t-shirt or other attire from one of your favorite dive trips. Tickets will be on sale using PayPal, at every meeting through January, or you can order them from Rich Palanzi at (508) 797-7027 or via email. Tickets are priced at only $30!. So get those Dive Logs signed off for diving awards, and choose your pictures or artifacts to enter in the contest! If you missed the Banquet last year, don't make the same mistake twice.
Banquet Photos Cocktail hour is from 6:30-7:30. Listen to those tunes that remind us of warm days and nights while having a drink and voting. Voting will take place from 6:45-7:30 so be sure to bring your entries early before the voting begins. Diver of the Year will also be awarded. Please bring some kind of raffle item, the raffle seems to have evolved into a fun combination of prizes for all. Any item will do, and it does not have to be dive related. Mark your calendar now so you'll be able to join the limbo contest!! Again, this year we have invited other local Dive Clubs to join us. Last year's banquet was such a success we just figured???why not? See you there!!
We?re now regularly adding pictures of club members dive experiences! Check them out here. Want to submit photos you?ve taken? Just send an email to Jeff Wagner.
Join us for a weekly Date @ 8 shore dive. We meet at the Burger King on Rt.128 in Beverly every Saturday morning and head to one of Cape Ann's numerous dive sites for a dive or two. Dive sites are decided on the spot to accomodate the experience and skill levels of those who show up, and everyone is welcome - members and non-members alike. Click for photos of past shore dives
Please contact the coordinator (listed on the Date @ 8 page linked
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sure the group doesn't leave without you if you're running a little late.
Also, please note that during winter months we meet at 10am! See you there!
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As divers, we see first-hand the damage caused by careless human activities in sensitive marine environments; we also share our interests in marine preservation and protection. In December, Katharine Deuel will talk about the efforts of Pew Charitable Trusts which aims to protect ocean wildlife and habitats. Katharine will discuss several current projects along with the recent open public comment period to revise protected habitat areas off the Gulf of Maine. This is a great opportunity for divers to become more aware of local preservation activities.
Upcoming Speakers and Topics*
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|Chris Schenker
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|Feb 10
|Eric Rosenkrantz and Alex Dulavitz
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*All speakers and topics subject to change without notice.
The MetroWest Dive Club (MWDC) is dedicated to promoting fun, safe diving, and introducing and familiarizing members with new dive sites. We are committed to encouraging good relations with our coastal neighbors through courtesy and good diving etiquette, and getting involved with community activities.
The MWDC is not affiliated with any retailer, vendor, or manufacturers. We are a large group of sport divers with a wide range of scuba diving interests. Club members can help direct you to the many training classes locally available.
MetroWest Dive Club meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at the Courtyard Marriott on Speen Street in Natick. Meetings are free and guests are welcome, divers and non-divers alike. MWDC meetings start at 7:30 pm but members often meet socially at the bar from 6:30 to 7:30pm.