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Let's face it: Going out to catch live can be about a lot more than just the music. A lot of the time, it can also be about spending time with friends. Or it can be about having a quality drink. (Oftentimes, both.) There is of course a time and a place to have whatever sort of cheap swill to drunk o ... More >>
You may not know the the name Transmission Events, but you sure know the work that they do. Based in Austin, Transmission are the folks behind Fun Fun Fun Fest, the music festival held each fall at Auditorium Shores in the capitol city. They also do all the booking for prominent Austin venue Mohawk. ... More >>
Watch out, Deep Ellum; there's a new gang in the neighborhood. Well, sort of. The folks behind Club Dada rolled out a brand-new venture Tuesday night with the soft opening of Off the Record, a unique combination bar and record store in the space adjoining the Elm St. music venue. (It was, in fact, p ... More >>
For anyone familiar with the fate of beloved Dallas rock band Spector 45, there are few things that could make the story any more tragic than it already is. Within a few weeks of each other, two of the band's members, Frank Campagna (a gifted and charismatic young singer and guitarist known to most ... More >>
One should never underestimate the power of kolaches. When the fertilizer plant in West exploded a couple of weeks ago, for many, the soft round pastry that put West on the map sprung quickly to mind as a way to raise money to help the blast's victims. Last weekend, when a few local restaurants and ... More >>
This Sunday local restaurants and musicians will team up to raise money to help West recover from last week's deadly fatal fertilizer plant explosion. Jonathan Tyler and the Northern Lights, The O's, Somebody's Darling and Goodnight will perform, and Toadies front man Vaden Todd Lewis will play a b ... More >>
Josh Florence has a DOMA nomination or two under his belt, and was part of the team that made Homegrown Festival such a great success again this year. Further, he's an owner of prominent music spots Dada (reopened two years this January) and City Tavern. Florence tends to be an enthusiastic force fo ... More >>
Aside from being a spitting image of actor Dermot Mulroney, KHYI-95.3 FMGeneral Manager Joshua Jones is quite the rising celeb. On a local level, anyway. He's taken advantage of the fact that he manages a station owned by true supporters of good, old-fashioned local and live radio, and the Jones fam ... More >>
When I finally set foot in Main Street Garden Park on Saturday afternoon, I knew what Homegrown Fest organizer Josh Florence was talking about. The strip of downtown green is beautiful, well-designed and forces interaction, like any good, walkable park should. Looking up at the old Grand Hotel, wh ... More >>
Saturday, May 26, at Main Street Garden Park
Had a feeling that when The Lily Pad Cafe shuttered about a month ago it wasn't going to return to its digs at Main Street Garden. The official reason for its closing: "cold weather." But when it's 80-something in February here, that seemed like a fairly specious reason. And, as it turns out, it' ... More >>
Welcome to Local Music 'Mericans , where we meet some of the people behind the local music scene -- those who aren't necessarily members of local bands, but more the people who make the scene move.Carissa HughesAt the moment, Carissa Hughes works for American Airlines ... More >>
Some of Dallas' most successful musicians recount the rebirth of its most storied entertainment district: Deep Ellum.
Welcome to our 2011 Dallas Observer Music Awards breakdown, wherein we'll use the weeks leading up to the DOMA showcases on Saturday, October 15 (which is also when voting ends), to explain the nominees in each category Today, we look at the nominees in the Best Folk Act, Best Venue ... More >>
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David WilsonThe Red Door at DadaThis past Sunday night in Deep Ellum, the folks behind Dada officially opened their side-room space, which had been previously used as the venue's green room and by the previous owners as "The Listening Room," as a new dive bar concept called The Red Door. The soft ... More >>
Neff ConnerThe scene at last year's inaugural Homegrown Festival.Ah, music festivals. You just know that summer is truly here when musicians begin crawling out of their usual habitat of dark clubs and windowless bars, and emerge into the sunlight to spend an afternoon playing live music in the gr ... More >>
Club Dada co-owner Josh FlorenceSo much for that planned New Year's Eve grand re-opening at Club Dada. The anticipated new Year's Eve party scheduled to take place at the newly renovated historic Deep Ellum venue featuring Telegraph Canyon, Air Review and Smile Smile has been officially moved to ... More >>
The current state of things at Club Dada. Will it open on time? Its owners say so...We've been following Club Dada's progress fairly closely ever since City Tavern owner Josh Florence and some investors announced plans to buy and renovate the iconic Deep Ellum venue. Florence, you may recall, w ... More >>
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In this week's dead tree edition of DC9, Doug Davis wrote a little preview for tonight's pretty phenomenal bill at City Tavern, featuring Kurt Vile & The Violators, Purling Hiss and Dallas' own True Widow.It should be a great show, for sure, given the recent successes Vile has had. Writes Dav ... More >>
Club Dada co-owner Josh FlorenceAfter two weeks of construction delays blamed on "red tape" from city officials, Club Dada co-owner Josh Florence passes along word today that the club finally has all of the permits it needs to move ahead with construction. "We got 'em," Florence says with a serio ... More >>
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Josh FlorenceAs new Club Dada owner Josh Florence told us last week, it wouldn't be long before crews entered the facilities at the Elm Street venue to start work on the many renovations planned to take place in the next few months. And, indeed, as the above photo passed along to DC9 HQ by Floren ... More >>
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Things are very busy in the U household at the moment, so I haven't done much baking or crafting. Even with the tripolatas in school there always seems to be so much stuff to do. Most probably I'm not adjusting to the change in weather, being cold makes me feel tired, which can sometimes put me into a 'Do Nothing' mode.
I am trying to kick myself into gear by thinking of new recipes for baked treats, so hopefully they will be developed soon.
Monday, 13 October 2014
Saturday, 27 September 2014
French Toast Roll Ups
Yesterday I Stumbled Upon a great breakfast treat, these French Toast Roll Ups, over at It's Peachy Keen.
She spread jam and cream cheese onto a flattened slice of bread, rolled it up, dipped it in egg and milk and then fried it in a little butter. They looked so good that I had to make some myself this morning, but with my own choice of fillings.
Instead of jam and cheese, I used chocolate and pistachio fudge sauce (the same type that used in my Chocolate and Pistachio Fudge Tarts) and cheese and ham (technically it was cheese and wafer thin chicken, but cheese and ham sounds, and would probably taste, better).
These tasted like pancakes, particularly the cheese ones, which reminded me of the savoury pancakes they have at My Old Dutch.
They're not the most healthiest breakfast, but they are delicious, which in my books is all that matters.
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Here's what you'll need: makes 10
10 slices of bread
1 egg
2 tbsp milk
chocolate spread (or my chocolate and pistachio fudge)
2 cheese slices
approx 5 chicken slices or any sandwich meat.
1 egg
2 tbsp milk
chocolate spread (or my chocolate and pistachio fudge)
2 cheese slices
approx 5 chicken slices or any sandwich meat.
Here's what you'll need to do:
Remove the crust from the slices of bread and flatten with a rolling pin.
Whisk the egg and milk together in a container or shallow bowl.
Put the sugar and cinnamon together in a shallow bowl or plate.
For the chocolate roll ups, spread the sauce at the bottom end of the slice of bread.
For the cheese and ham (chicken), tear one ham/chicken slice in half and place at the bottom end of the bread. Cut the cheese into very thin strips and place a few on top of the meat.
For the cheese and ham (chicken), tear one ham/chicken slice in half and place at the bottom end of the bread. Cut the cheese into very thin strips and place a few on top of the meat.
Roll up the bread, then roll into the egg mix.
Place in a pan of melted butter and fry, seam side down, until brown. Continue to turn each roll up until they're brown all over.
Take out of the pan and roll in the sugar and cinnamon mix.
Eat and enjoy.
Other filling ideas that I'd like to try with this are: banana, applesauce, and (my absolute favourite) cheese and bacon.
What would you roll up?
Thursday, 25 September 2014
Ijeoma Ruana Update
I'm now onto the first front panel of the ruana. So far there haven't been any major hick ups and I'm looking forward to seeing the piece develope.
You may have noticed a plastic cord sticking out, that's the cord from the cable needle. Either one of the tripolatas or Mr. U broke it over the weekend, I won't be able to get another one until next week. I've decided to get an interchangeable cable needle set.
In the meantime, I'm working on one of my many WIPs, I'm also planning my next projects, two crocheted garments. I'll go into more detail on those in a later post.
Friday, 19 September 2014
Cheesy Courgette Soup
It's autumn and although the weather is still warm I felt like making some soup to have as a tummy warmer in the evening.
This recipe was given to me by a guest minister who visited a church we were attending when the tripolatas were born. The type of cheese used may be a surprise to you as it was to me, but don't turn your nose up at it.
Saturday, 13 September 2014
Chocolate Dipped Sticks
A few days ago, whilst in the biscuit isle of the supermarket, I stood in front of a box of Mikado and wondered when I'd last had this tasty chocolate stick. I really love these and was seconds away from picking up a box when a little voice said "You do know that you can make these yourself" "Yes, I can make these myself", I thought, so I gathered together all the things that I would need.
Friday, 12 September 2014
Ijeoma Ruana Update: Back almost complete
I'm really proud of myself, I've almost finished the back of the ruana. It's looking great and I can't wait to start the front, which shouldn't take too long, so my aim is to get it finished or almost finished by the end of the month.
Once it's finished I'll try and get it tested through a pattern testing group on Ravelry. After the problems I had when writing up the pattern for Elise, I'm making sure that I write the pattern as I go along. Here's hoping there aren't any errors.
Tuesday, 9 September 2014
Pizza Wraps
Yesterday was the tripolatas' first day of school so I wanted to give them a treat for when they got home. They all love pizza but pick out most of the toppings, which they hand over to me. To get them to actually eat the whole thing I came up with these.
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Single, thirtysomething Thea traded her promising career as a photographer for the quiet countryside of the English Cotswalds. But when she meets a promising, sexy Irish painter while vacationing in Provence, her creative spirit is unexpectedly reawakened.
Impressed by Rory's charm, but even more taken by his talent, Thea is determined to showcase his paintings for the art world. Resisting his sex appeal, convincing him to forgo the London art scene, and transforming an abandoned building into a cutting-edge gallery in the less-than-hip countryside all give Thea more of a challenge than she bargained for
Eight linked stories tracing the history of a painting by the 17th-century Dutch artist, Vermeer. In one, he paints his daughter to pay off debts, a second story describes the loss of the ownership papers, a third takes place on the eve of its theft by the Nazis.
"[This novel] narrates the creation of Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer's painting, Girl with a Pearl Earring. The "Girl" in Chevalier's version is 16-year-old Griet, who goes to live with the Vermeer household as a maid and becomes increasingly intimate with Vermeer as she takes on duties as a private assistant."
Victor LaBont is a world--class artist who attributes his creative ability to a chair he owns. When his home catches fire and Victor is severely burned trying to rescue the chair, he realizes the chair was stolen before the house was burned.
Dr. Sally Good is head of the English and Fine Arts Department at a community college on the Gulf Coast of Texas. It's an easy-going place where the faculty is more likely to write articles for music magazines than pompous literary rags. A popular professor dies under suspicious circumstances – rumors veer between sexual hijinks and/or Satanism. Dr. Good must run the department – and find the killer.
"Sonja Skordahl, a Norwegian immigrant, came to America looking for a new life. Instead, she married Henry House, only to find herself defined, like so many other mid-twentieth-century women, by her roles as wife and mother. As circumstances and destiny land Sonja in Ned's studio, she becomes more than his model and more than an object of desire—she becomes the most inspiring muse Ned has ever known."
During their privileged, eccentric English childhood, Jack Rathbone enjoyed the unstinting adoration of his sister, Gin. So when both are art students in London, it is wrenching for her to watch him fall under the spell of Vera Savage, a flamboyant and reckless painter from Glasgow.
Jack and Vera run off to New York City within weeks of meeting, and from a bruised, bereft distance Gin follows their progress south through Miami and pre-revolutionary Havana to Port Mungo, a seedy town in the mangrove swamps of Honduras. There, in an old banana warehouse, Jack obsessively devotes himself to his canvases while Vera succumbs to a chronic restlessness that not even the birth of two daughters can subdue.
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"You Like That Baby, You Like That?": Has Porn Made Men Bad at Sex?
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Though I didn't know it at the time, I was fantastically lucky to have had a childhood during which my mother and father never called my penis a "wee wee." Similarly, vaginas were never demeaned as "hoo-hoos," or breasts as "boobies." Sex organs, sex and sexuality were topics of discussion early and intentionally in my house, whether I liked it or not. And looking back, I think that directness served me well. Certainly, it was mortifying on a grand scale to hear from my dad, a bawdy, gregarious guy, that my life began in his testicles. But that humiliation felt worth it when I was the only boy at recess who could effectively call bullshit on the theory that a baby is made when a man pees onto a woman's crotch.
In the ensuing decades, I've remained a voracious pursuer of sexual enlightenment, partially out of curiosity and partially out of my desire to impress a couple of girlfriends who were much more carnally knowledgeable than I. I'm no Lothario by any means, but I'm now smart enough to laugh at the absurdity of lad-mag articles recommending you slather your partner in baby oil in order to be " the best lover she's ever had." (Maybe if she's an unpolished end table, fellas.)
I also know not to take lessons on love — and the making of it — from porno. It should go without saying that films called Edward Penishands and Crack Whores of the Tenderloin serve purposes other than instruction, much like a sledgehammer isn't for setting nails. Yet twice in the past few months I've come across arguments to the contrary. Amid the pages of the September issue of Details was the article " How Internet Porn Is Changing Teen Sex," in which writer Eric Spitznagel quoted a young man barely able to drink legally as saying, "Pubic hair is disgusting. Girls should keep their vaginas porn-star trim." Elsewhere, in a recent column on Salon.com, Mary Elizabeth Williams detailed the obnoxious, belittling effect pornography has had on her sex life: "'You like that, baby? You like that?' he asked, though he didn't notice I wasn't answering. And then, somewhere around the 18th time he said it, it hit me — I wasn't just having bad sex. I was having bad porn sex."
Blame it on the ease with which any plugged-in American can access porn of all types, from amateur to violent to bestial. Across the country, sexually active straight men of all ages are taking bedroom cues from skin flicks, getting wrongheaded ideas about how women's bodies should look and bad information about what's sexy. Subsequently, they're pissing off — and, according to Williams, smacking their erections on — their lovers.
That all being said, you might assume women don't like porn. You'd be wrong. According to a 2007 Nielsen survey, a third of people visiting XXX websites were female, with almost thirteen million women admitting to looking at Internet porn at least once a month. And physiologically, men and women differ little in their response to pornographic images. One 2006 McGill University study found that females shown porn clips reached maximum arousal just one minute after their male counterparts, while both genders began displaying signs of arousal within thirty seconds of exposure. Dick-smacking aside, there's definitely something women appreciate about porno, so there must be something men looking to please those women can learn from. The question is, what?
"A general agreement among most of my friends is that if we watch porn, we kinda prefer to watch lesbian porn," said a straight female friend of mine from Manhattan, echoing a sentiment I heard a lot when asking women what lessons guys should actually take from their porno. "I guess that stems from the fact that we'd rather watch footage of women actually enjoying themselves, not being sexually exploited by some hairless dude." It's the stuff panty raids are made of. Turns out that many women are doing exactly what horny teenage boys fantasize they do: dimming the lights, locking the door and turning themselves on with movies of other naked women. "Men should watch lesbian porn to see how the woman on the receiving end is actually enjoying herself," said another friend, "not being ridden like a horse while standing on her head."
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intro: In case you've been living under a rock for the past year, there was this huge phenominon called "Sharknado" that took over Twitter last year when the made for TV movie aired on SyFy.
Sharks were literally dropping from the sky in the film and a group of Los Angeles residents, led by former "Beverly Hills 90210″ star, had to fight for their lives.
Well, guess what? "Sharknado 2: The Second One" has already started filming in New York City and the pictures of the cast battling sharks on top of yellow NYC cabs from Wednesday and Thursday in Times Square look amazing. Ziering, the star of the first movie, is back and the execs at SyFy have put together a dream team to join him in the sequel, which is set to air in August.
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The UK is set for a spike in large-scale solar power deployment over the next 12 months under government plans to bring forward the cut-off date for projects to qualify for renewables obligation certificates (ROCs).
Each 100MW of capacity pushed through could shave £0.10/ROC from the value of the market, according to ICIS figures.
This will be followed by a slowdown, a major ratings agency said. "We are talking in terms of people becoming familiar with the switchover," Fitch Ratings global infrastructure and project finance associate director Christiane Kuti said. "That will have an impact on the speed of development."
Under Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) proposals put forward earlier this month for consultation ( see sister publication EDEM 13 May 2014 ), solar schemes above 5MW capacity will not be eligible to receive RO subsidy from April next year – a full two years earlier than previously thought.
A grace period will be provided to protect solar developers that made a "significant financial commitment" to projects on or before 13 May this year, DECC said in the documents that laid out its plans.
Solar has grown substantially under the RO, to the detriment of the subsidy model's economic sustainability. "Large scale solar PV is deploying much faster than previously expected," DECC said. "While this is good news, we are concerned about the impact this speed of deployment under the RO could have on the levy control framework, which sets annual limits on the overall cost of DECC's levy-funded policies."
This reflects how attractive the RO has become to large-scale solar, meaning a rush to deploy before the cut-off is certain.
According to latest figures from energy regulator Ofgem, around 500MW of solar power was supported under the RO at the end of last year. Yet just three months later this had grown to scrape 600MW. Of 17 new projects commissioned in the first quarter of this year, 16 were over 5MW in size.
Based on this, a very conservative growth figure of 100MW per quarter equates to an additional 400MW of capacity supported under the RO by the end of March next year. And this is before any deployment spike to meet the cut-off date is taken into account.
This compares to a DECC-commissioned impact assessment of its most recent review of RO support, which foresaw approximately 80MW coming on line over the same period. Therefore 320MW of what was until recently unexpected capacity should hit the grid.
Assuming a load factor of 11.1%, as in the impact assessment, 320MW means 400,000 ROCs enter the market using the 1.4xROC/MWh band employed by DECC for solar in the ongoing compliance period (CP13).
This output of ROCs can exert a swing factor of some £0.30/ROC on the market, according to ICIS calculations.
Moreover, the RO headroom calculation, which partly dictates the value of a ROC, is based on a DECC forecast of renewables production plus 10%, set 18 months in advance of the completion of a compliance period.
DECC published the CP13 headroom, set at 72.3m ROCs, last September. Using the above figures, every 100MW of solar capacity that was not anticipated at that time can wipe around £0.10/ROC from the market.
After the rush, a slowdown will emerge as the transition to contracts for difference takes place, according to Fitch Ratings' Kuti.
And Kuti also added that, if applying a credit rating, Fitch pays close attention to any power purchase agreement terms that a solar generator may have in place. "We don't look at the upside risk – we only look at the downside. That's how we apply haircuts and stresses," she said. Jamie Stewart
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Center Stage: Purduettes Veteran Show
The Purduettes enjoy the honor of performing for the 86th Blackhawk Unit of the Army.
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I love that the last big race of the year and the end of my long racing season each year is in Greenville, South Carolina – very close to my alma matter of Clemson University. Check out my topocreator map! Clemson is highlighted near the center, Greenville is in the upper right, and Highlands, NC is in the mountains in the upper left.
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Flat tires
With two flat tires in two consecutive days, I thought it was worth posting about my bad luck. Yesterday on the way into work, I had not made it a mile from my house and my rear tire was flat. I didn't hear a popping or deflating noise, it just went flat so I thought I could fill it up with my CO2 cartridge and then book it home to change the tire. Turns out it was a pinch flat so I wasted a CO2 cartridge trying to fill it up since it deflated just as quickly as it would inflate. I rode home slowly on the flat tire.
Today, on my way into work, I got another flat – this time as I was climbing Shades Mountain (see map). This time it was my front tire, and I had left my saddle bag in my backpack at school during the Tuesday world's ride. So with no way to change the tire, I rode it the 4 MILES down the mountain, across the valley, and then up to my building at an average speed of 10mph. Whew, hopefully no more flats for a while!
Raisin Hope Tour the Town Criterium Race Report
Updated with excellent photos my wife took
Summary: Excellent team race, 4th (me), 14th (Mike), and a great leadout (Stuart). Good practice for a variety of situations that can come up in a race.
The Details: Stuart, Mike and I lined up in a small field – three riders from Hincapie Development (AJ Meyer, Ben Gabardi?, and Steve Carpenter), two riders from Team Type One masters (orange and white kits), one rider from Team Type One (Phil Southerland), two riders from Myogenesis (Eric Murphy and Cleve Blackwell), John Murphy (Healthnet), and about 10 other riders to make a total field size of 22. They combined the P/1/2 and the Cat 3 fields so they shortened our race from 60 minutes to 40 minutes.
I got the hole shot into the first corner and wound up leading the field for the first couple laps at about 20-22mph waiting for an attack. It wasn't coming so I attacked before turn 1 at the beginning of lap 3 when they called a prime for the next lap. Stuart countered my move to move into position for the prime, but John Murphy attached himself to his wheel. I was feeling really good and thought that I could sneak onto Murphy's wheel and take the prime, but he was too fast and that left the three of us just off the front with Murphy a little ahead of Stuart and I. It looked like Murphy was going to sit up so Stuart and I sat up and let the front of the group catch up to us for someone to take up the chase. There was a strong attack from a Hincapie Development rider who quickly bridged to Murphy. It looked dangerous so I attacked and made a short bridge onto them before the end of Lap 4.
By this time, there was a split in the group that left seven of us up front in the break – me, John Murphy, Cleve from Myogenesis, Steve Carpenter and AJ from Hincapie Development, David McNeal, and Steve from Team Type One development. Our break was not a happy family with several attacks from Hincapie, from Murphy, from Myogenesis. When we were getting close to lapping the field, Murphy attacked and got away by himself being the first to make the bridge. I waited until the rest of us made it up to the field and then attacked to go off the front of the field. But at this point, there was enough fresh legs to keep everything together (including pulling back Murphy) to the end. That's what happened – a field sprint, but there was some excellent teamwork leading up to it.
Mike and Stuart both moved to the front of the field once we all came back together. Mike put in a few attacks which was great, because some of the people who were in the break with me ended up chasing them down causing them to get tired. Perfect. Stuart also got to the front and drilled the pace for several laps to discourage any attacks, which gave me a chance to rest at the front of the group without worrying if any of my breakaway companions were going to attack. Then at the very end, Stuart ramped the pace way up to discourage any last lap attacks. I slotted into the top 5 going into the last two turns, but I chose the wrong wheel and the rider I was on sat up coming out of the last corner and I had to chase around but I couldn't catch the top 3 and I ended up 4th. Mike sprinted well to finish 14th and Stuart had already set up the perfect leadout but I got a little bit unlucky sitting on the wrong wheel for the sprint. Ok, so that was it. Good result, EXCELLENT practice for next week.
Here is my heart rate and power data:
Saul Raisin's Tour the Town Criterium
Tomorrow in Dalton, Georgia (B) is the next to last race weekend of the year. We are hoping to make a fun trip out of it, leaving right after church (A) and heading to the race, then after the race heading to Rome, Georgia (C) to meet one of Kristine's friend who just moved there before driving on home (D) so I can be ready for class Monday morning. We're looking forward to some nice fall weather and hopefully a good result at the race!
Velonews published an article that briefly mentions the race. More information about the race can be found on the Raisin Hope website: Raisin Hope: Tour the Town Criterium.
Here's our travel plans carefully avoiding (hopefully) all the traffic associated with the Talledega NASCAR race weekend.


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IT admin sentenced for sabotaging employer's network
On £30K
Blocking out the infrastructure for a week only caused £30K of damages?, couldn't have been much of a set-up.
uSwitch up for sale
Potential Buyers
It's worth checking comparethemarket.com to see if you can get it at a better price.
HP serves up cookie sheet servers
Just a matter of interest
How many Reg readers/visitors/perverts will be looking to deploy this sort of hardware in the next 12 months?.
Palm's Pré: the $170 phone
If they do the same sort of deal as apple did with AT&T and O2 then they'll have to set a minimum price to retail unlocked units, so expect to pay around £400-£450 for one without contract.
Pirate Bay guilty verdict: Now what?
Criminal Case
As the prosecution lawyers in this case were employed by the copyright holders surely this is a civil case?, so how the funk can they get jail time?, surely there should have been a criminal case first, with the prosecution employed by the Swedish version of the crown. I know this for fucking sure, I'm never going back to Sweden for my hols no matter how fit their women are. Just goes to show you that you can't trust a country that didn't pick a side in WW2.
Pass the filthy Columbo mac
Leaked memo says Conficker pwns Parliament
And the reason the IT Team at parliament can't disable access USB Storage devices automatically is?.
Paris, because even she can't figure out why disabling usb storage devices is not a default policy?
Windows for Warships™ reaches Royal Navy frigates
WTF OK'd this
Someone at the civil service/MOD has obviously taken a bung to OK this move. Letter off to my MP this afternoon demanding an enquiry,
SonicWALL licensing snafu short-circuits protection
Take note Micro$haft & flApple, software phoning home is never a good idea.
Any sysadmin who uses SonicWall products is a joke in my book, if any of my guys came to me suggesting a SonicWall solution for a client I would send them to the naughty step while I prepare their P45. Don't put your trust in UTM on a single piece of kit as it's a misnomer, just ask yourself, who watches the watcher?
The one with the 'back in my day' badge.
Million bank details sold on eBay
£35 Cheap as in CHIPS
I wouldn't mind a Quantum Snap rackmount NAS server with the drives still in, if anyone see's anymore on ebay for £35 please give me a shout.
MessageLabs takes smut-blocking tech in-house
MessageLabs are very expensive for what they do, I hope buying this company doesn't put the prices up for existing customers. Not that I'm one, honest, I find my trusty linux based smtp gateway does the trick nicely.
(the one with smug git label on the back)
Lag log leaks - Home Office contractor loses entire prison population
The Scenario
How it played out in my mind.
Home office bloke "John, we need some analysis of this data"
John from PA "Ahhh, alright, dump it to csv file on this stick, I'm working from home tomorrow I'll do it then"
Home office bloke "Golf this weekend?"
John from PA "Sure why not"
Home office bloke "Here's your stick back, see you Saturday"
John from PA "see you then"
John returns to office via a pub lunch on expenses, sits down at his desk turns on his laptop, inserts usb stick opens up expenses spreadsheet, does a bit of fiddling, saves it, removes it and places it on his desk just above the bin. Finishes up for the day, knocking his usb stick into the bin in his rush to beat the cue out of the car park.
Impossible I hear you say, nope, I've seen a previous 'manager' do exactly that, in my case he was fortunate that I had to look for a postit note with a phone number that I passed him early on in the day. I did let him sweat for a couple of hours the next day before sliding the key back on his desk after he informed his director. And no, I didn't like working for him :).
Gag order lifted for students who hacked subway card
Is it just me?
Is it just me or am I the only one that keeps a close eye on blackhat/security research sites & blogs to see if someone has found a vulnerability into something I have written or something I'm using.
Surely MBTA have a geek somewhere doing the same so they can issue a fix before it comes out in the trade mags/site?, surely they have, really? ohhh I guess not.
Paris, because even she has someone monitoring her press.
Surveillance Teddy nabs granny-bag robber
Job Back
Knowing the eye to detail in the NHS nowadays she'll probably get her job back once she's finished her holiday in the clink.
Game sharer gets £16K fine
£1600 Dream Pinball 3D
I wouldn't have paid £0.16 for that game, it's total bobbins. On a more serious note, I hope the porn publishers don't use the same tactics or the IT industry will grind to a halt.
Microsoft starts stoking hype for Windows 7
"We, as a team, definitely learned some lessons about 'disclosure' and how we can all too easily get ahead of ourselves in talking about features before our understanding of them is solid"
Talking about features before understanding them, do they mean the marketing department tell the engineers what features Windows should have?, if so I think we've finally found the problem at Micro$haft, marketing department led engineering, ohhhh it can't be good.
However, keep it up Micro$haft, I'm going to earn another small fortune rolling out Windows 7 for customers, then another fortune applying the patches to fix the thing.
(Mines the one with the black AMex card in the pocket)
PS3 DVR add-on launch delayed
@ NoOnions
The first five Sky+ boxes I had all died on me due to one fault or another, so I took the plunge and upgraded to HD version, which seems to be holding out (touch wood). However, the UI is very very clunky, and takes an age to respond to the remote, which is a pain in the arse when pausing live footie if I'm gagging to drain the wee vein, it also skips the end of some programs which over run. Compared to the TiVO box I had in the states it comes in a very poor second (V+ HD would come in 4th, behind a betamax recorder.)
Digital Cable Anyone?
I'll keep my pennies in my wallet until a 3rd party comes out with a PVR that I can hook up to my telewest or sky feeds as both Sky+ & Virgin+ are fecking horrid.
(If anyone does know of a 3rd party set top box that can do it please feel free to let me know.)
Microsoft's data crunching baby hit with lawsuit
I'm worried
I hope none of the owners of previous firms I've worked for have patented 'Golf Fridays', 'cheating on your wife with the company bike Tuesdays' or 'fabricating revenue Wednesdays'. If they have then the guy I'm working for at the moment will is in serious stook.
Colchester Hospital sacks manager over lost laptop
Scape Goat
"The unanimous decision of the disciplinary panel sends out a clear statement about how seriously the Trust takes security and patient confidentiality." says Murphy. Well brains, if the Trust took it that seriously they would have taken the steps to roll out encrypted data store. It doesn't have to cost a lot, although, seeing as it's the NHS they will pick the most expensive solution when they eventually get their fat lazy heads around to it. Here's a tip, TruCrypt, it's free as in beer and will stop the average laptop thief stumbling across confidential information. Now there's no excuse.
(The one with 'Angry C*nt' stamped on the back)
Fake feet trip up Olympic opening coverage
Forget Morris Dancers
I'm turning off the sound on my TV for the 2012 opening, forget the morris dancers, just think of how many bag pipe players there going to have, still it will give the jocks something todo while they're waiting for the batter on their chocolate bars to crisp.
BT slams bandwidth brakes on all subscribers
@ andy gibson
I use p2p to distribute software updates for an OpenS app I wrote a couple of years ago which helps kids with learning difficulties. Now tell me, how exactly is that wrong?. Why, in your mind is it the customers fault that they are using the bandwidth that has been sold to them?. You, like many ISPs' seem to think that the TCP/IP starts with port 80 and ends with 443, which is all well and good, if the service is being sold as sole use of those ports. But hey, it's not so shut the f*ck up.
Me thinks you're mostly interested in http speed as you like your p0rn like you like your women/men, fast and selfish!.
Apple confesses MobileMe vanishing contact bug
I'll save time with my normal witty comments, in answer to your comments.
1. Yes M$ have fecked up a bit with every Exchange release, but even M$ wasn't foolish enough to release it as a service to paying end users, they left it to us in the 'job' to massage exchange into submission so it was usable, which happens before releasing any service to the end users. Comparing anything to a M$ product isn't going to win any arguments, we all know M$ is pants.
2. We use a Mac OSX for one of our DNS, well, one of our DNS's anyway, you see professionals like to go multi vendor on important stuff. As this is the only DNS platform which hasn't been fixed it is now switched off, leaving our Linux boxes(centos, ubuntu, debian) to answer the 2,000,000+ daily dns queries.
You seem to think this article is just another attack on Apple, well I would like to think ElReg would write up a similar article on any tech organisation who provide a PAID FOR service which appears to have not been fully tested/maintained. Oh, hang on a minute they have, for example:--
Now, I'm going to bed with the safe knowledge that my non-Apple/M$ service platforms are ticking over nicely thank you.
My one is the hi-viz trench coat with the paranoid appreciation society badge on the left lapel.
Microsoft Mojave 'outs' secret Vista lovers
Hold On A Minute
"where Microsoft tricked ordinary people into liking Windows Vista, caught their reactions on "secret" camera and then posted them online."
What's the bet that the marketing genius at M$ got the idea while searching for 2girls1cup?
Mine is the dirty trench coat with the bottoms cut out of the pockets.
Steve Jobs is 'cancer-free'
Help The Aged
As we seem to be so concerned about the likes of Jobs, has anyone popped round to Bill & Mels place to see if they're ok in retirement?. Remember, if their letter box is full of free newspapers and pizza menu's Do Not presume they're on holiday.
Mine's the one with 'Clock Watcher' printed on the back.
Police seek two for C&W network robbery
"It looks as though the offenders were disturbed as some computer towers were left by exit doors"
"computer towers", very 1990s'. I wonder how many 'Base Unit's' & VDU's white van man got away with.
Thieves take out Cable & Wireless centre
The bestest (sic) DC's I've hosted in have fail-over satellites dish uplinks. Admittedly it costs a bit but there is really no real excuse for lost of connection when there are failover options, you get what you pay for. If i was responsible for large websites like Sainsburys or the FT you can bet your bottom dollar that I would ensure that it was hosted in a DC with satellite failover.
Mine's the one with the smug c*nt sticker on the back.
PC World pips Asus to UK Atom sub-laptop premier
No linux version then?
boooooooo boooooooo
Boozers rejoice - it's the USB wine tap!
No Thanks
I'll wait for the USB London Pride version
Hic Up
Google a broken hell for five-year-olds
I've worked for both
Google was cool as the work/life balance was/is part of the companies ethos and as Mrs Mouse had just given birth to Danger Jnr I was surely thankful to the management for allowing me to work flexi time even tho I was only a junior sysadmin at the time. Although, the software engineers/math cowboys may have had an different experience working for them, but I tried no to have much contact with them as the majority thought they were 2 Cool 4 School.
Working for Microsoft sucked,it was like working in an accounts department. I left there to work for a cardboard box shifter called Amstrad, yes Microsoft were really that bad!.
And before you ask, I left Google to set up on my own, having been given the options to go back if things went tits up. which was nice :).
Software outfit keeps Vulcan airborne
@ All of the abive
Spotters :)
Only kidding, the Vulcan is f*cking marvel,the noise of one flying low with afterburners lit really gets in to the bottom of your stomach and stirs up the soon to be poop.
Yeah, my one is the anorak.
Virgin Media rubbishes P2P throttling rumours
To Gav
I can appreciate why you get so angry at P2P'ers, I bet it's soooo frustrating when browsing thehun and having to wait for those niked pics to display.
NHS chief explains NPfIT delays
Why are they even bothering with IT when they can't even clean the wards properly? FFS.
US PC sales sputter amidst economic gloom
Supposedly, the next big/little thing in the computer world is low powered desktops & laptops, of which (if I'm not mistaken) 95% are being built in Asia, by non-American companies.
Good luck with that whole economy thing U S of A.
Paris, because even she's not cheap enough to compete with an Asian assembly plant.
Asus Eee PC 901 to hit Blighty on 1 July
HP Mini-Note
Just thought I'll mention it while we're on the subject of UMPC's. I got a HP Mini-Note the other day as my Eee was no match for my fat fingers. It came to £354 all in, not really worth it for the spec, but worth it to save the pain in my back lugging my full size laptop from datacentre to datacentre. And before you say it, yes I am made of money :).
Most of the online reviews are for the Vi$ta version so I thought I'll add a few notes on the Suse version on the off chance anyone is interested.
The Suse Desktop 10 enterprise implementation is appalling, sorry, I didn't mean appalling, it's the Antichrist. Whoever created the master image must have been drunk, it's almost as though he/she thought they were installing Window$. Firstly, Bootup time is around 60seconds, which isn't bad if it was running XP or Vista, but 60 seconds with a linux OS? come on HP do your homework. There's a hundred and one other problems with it, but the most amateurish 'issues' are with software installation/updates configuration, i.e
Yast is configured to look at a local optical drive for file repositories (guess what, yeah, there isn't one)
Online Update is configured is configured to look at a local optical drive for update repositories (As above).
A majority of the applets listed in the System & Tools section of the god awful menu system are not installed, so guess what happens when it asks if you want to install the missing applet?, yeah you guessed it, it looks for the CD/DVD.
HP do not supply a restore disk/flashkey with the Mini-note, and there is'nt a built in mechanism to create one, and before you ask why would you want a restore CD if there isn't an optical drive?, HP do supply an instruction manual on CD, go figure. However, you can phone HP support and ask them to send you a restored CD (after 30mins on hold while the nice man from call centre Goa asks his supervisor WTF as they don't seem to have any documentation on the Suse version of the Mini-note). I believe you can download an ISO from the HP website, but with Virgin Media throttling my connection so much, I like to save my bandwidth allowance for importing things like pr0n and torrents.
So all in all, even the Mini-Note was £200,I wouldn't recommend it to a non-technical user, unlike a eEE PC (unless they have fat fingers like me).
I'm hoping Acer have invested some time in proper real world testing of whatever distribution they've decide on before releasing the Wind to the masses.
Yeah that's mine, the one with £50 notes spilling out the pockets.
NHS IT loses key contractor
Intergrated System
So, am I the only one who thought that all this ca$h going in to NHS IT was to standardise the whole shebang and have all patient data available anywhere?. If so, then why the funk has the south had a different company developing their system?. Maybe there's some sort of diseases/illnesses that you get from eating fried chocolate bars that us southerners are unaware of, yeah, that must be it.
Yeah, the one with the target on the back.
South Africa launches formal objection at OOXML
Hans that do dishes
To sum up:-
Hans, you're a soap dodger if ever I seen one, me hearties.
OOXML sounds like a brand of hair gel, it should be voted out for that reason alone.
Yeah, that's the one, the one with the two day old cheese sandwich in the right hand pocket.
Teen battles City of London cops over anti-Scientology placard
I would suggest
If you feel strongly about this you could always email firstname.lastname@example.com with your thoughts.
OLPC and Microsoft punt Windows-only XO laptop
Service Packs etc
Any sort of windows on a 1GB HDD PC is a pipe dream, what with the swap space, user data, as well as the temp files which windows apps love to create. I wonder if M$ will be 'donating' bigger flash drives?, A nice little tax write off.
Windows XP SP3 blame game begins
I blame Linux
I thought that would get your attention. Although on a serious note, I've installed SP3 successfully on our MD's home AMD based PC, which has the bog standard HP factory image on it (of course I tested it on a image of the PC before hand). So I wonder if the problem lies with users that have installed any of the recommend hardware driver updates within Windows Update?.
Well, f*ck me, it's nearly time for a beer, who's round is it?.
Retailers risk libel nightmare over 'no-work' database
Hicom Business Solution & SSL
The outsourcer Hicom doesn't seem to have SSL on their user support login page ( http://support.hicomtechnology.co.uk/Logon.aspx ) . Seeing as they're also in the health care solutions business I would suggest they take some of their own medicine and beef up their own security before offering secure services to others.
Local council uses snooping laws to spy on three-year-old
Who gives a feck?
When applying for a job do you expect a background check?
When applying for a loan do you expect a credit check?
When applying for a school place in a certain catchment area do you not expect to be checked that you actually live in the catchment area? WTF.
<puts on fire proof pants>
Shell waves goodbye to 3,000 IT staffers in $4bn outsourcing gig
I love outsourcing
I'm in the fortunate position where I spend half my week continually digging a certain outsourcing company out of the sh1t after they lay off permi guys who really know what they're doin, the rest of the week I work on projects for direct clients that no longer trust their outsourcers.
<coat, yeah that one with the SCAB printed on the left inside pocket>
Onyx Liscio micro mobile phone
Junk Phone
Re-bagged i-mobile, got one off ebay for £90 including import taxes. Screen is not bright enough to see in direct sunlight, which, as I've said before must be the reason they're marketing this as an inside the pub phone. The memory card slot eats cards (it fried two of my 1GB cards in the space of a week).
Paris - because she's the type who would buy one.
Newcomer punts miniature 'pub phone'
I got one from Hong Kong
I've had one for about a year, got it from HK via ebay for about £90 in all, (including import tax). The screen isn't bright enough to use in direct sunlight so I guess they are marketing it to be used inside a pub?.
Paris becuse she looks like she is having trouble reading the display
Healthcare at your fingertips - a Choose & Book roadtest
Choose & Book & IE7
I had fun implementing C&B last year for a private hospital group, I'm not sure about the public website but the 'hospitals side' of the system didn't like IE7, so if you're having teething problems with it on IE7 you might want to add *.nhs.org to the allow list of the popup blocker, as well as sticking *.nhs.org.uk in the Trusted sites..
Sun aims for '09 with Rock boxes
@Anyone asked FSC for a comment?
No, but the man from Del Monte', he say "YES!"
<hangs head in shame>
Microsoft! bids! $44.6bn! for! Yahoo!
Worth Forty Four F*cking Billion
And they stil can't impliment an effective spam blocker
ICANN to throttle domain tasters
I can't spell for loev nor mony but with the 400+ domains I have registered for clients I haven't made one single screw up. The reason for this?, if I know it's going to cost me money I double check everything, which isn't too hard now is it?.
MS preps critical Vista patch for Tuesday
Micro$haft aka Jeremy Beadle/Ashton Kurtcher
Dear Micro$haft,
Come on now, this Vista comedy sketch has dragged on far to long, it's stopped being funny. Don't you think it's about time that you end this 'prank' and release the real OS which you promised us all for so long, you know, the real one with inherently improved security to minimise the need for regular fixes/updates, increased performance and usability etc etc?.
I don't mind admitting that your previos episodes of Beadles About (aka Punk'd for readers under 25) were very funny, W4W, NT3.5, Win ME & Home Server all had me in stiches.
However, If you intend to repeat the same gag with the new server platform series, I for one will be writing to my MP to demand a refund of my licencing fee.
Mr S.P Acehopper
Fasthosts customers blindsided by emergency password reset
UKReg/FastHosts Suck
Like many others, I changed all my passwords back in October when the first balls up came to light, then moved my important bits to another host. When I tried to log in to UKReg this morning to complete the move and change my IPStags to my new DNS host, low and behold I was met with the 'Wrong Username & Password' message. I thought, 'right maybe its me and I've genuinly forgot my password' so I clicked on the Forgot Password link only to find "Unfortunately this service is unavailable at the moment. Please contact Customer Support for assistance.", so I try to call customer support and get "All lines are busy".
I'm now left sitting at my desk with UKReg/Fasthosts on redial contemplating driving up to Gloucester to speak to their 'Customer Support' face to face, if anyone wants to car pool drop me a line.
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This week is National Chip Week so just in case you over order at the chip shop, here's what to do with any fish and chips you can't quite polish off.
Unlike curry, or even Chinese food, fish and chips isn't very nice when taken into work the next day for lunch and reheated in the office microwave. However, a few week's ago fate threw me a challenge when I over-ordered (or more accurately my daughter under-ate, and to be fair, it was an adult portion) at the chip shop. I didn't want to throw them out, but what can you actually do with cold fish and chips?
I posed the question on Twitter.
Your advice twitter, on what to so with left over fish and chips? #haddockhash? pic.twitter.com/EmcSinX4oJ
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@foodjournalist wait a couple of hours and finish it off?
— Mia Spencer (@urbanfoodie_net) January 25, 2014
It was this that actually caught my eye.
@foodjournalist blitz it in the blender with the chips for a few seconds and make fish cakes fry in a knob of butter until golden job done
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Rather than make fishcakes however, I opted for croquettes, as these seemed easier to shape in my massive hands. I had to add a little milk to the potato mix, just to thin it out a bit, then it was time to coat in breadcrumbs.
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