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The rustic brick walls and prints of Palladian villas give the game away; the food of Venice and its surrounding countryside is the forte here. But while 2 Veneti is popular with local office workers and other regulars, it is unlikely to attract homesick Venetians if the cooking remains as disappointingly uneven as it was on our visit. The kitchen can yield treats such as grilled polenta slabs topped with octopus in tomato sauce, and baccalà mantecato (cod purée) – just like the cicchetti (tapas-like snacks) found in Venetian wine bars. But at the same time it can also deliver a dismally chewy, woolly fritto misto. This selection of battered fried fish is one of the mainstays of Venetian cuisine and it's a shame a restaurant that prides itself on its origins should offer such a substandard version. We consoled ourselves with good battered deep-fried courgette sticks, another cicchetti staple, accompanying them with refreshingly dry prosecco. The textbook tiramisu here is not to be missed; along with the astounding selection of grappa and Veneto wines, and the friendly service, it helped lessen the disappointment of unfulfilled promises.
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I went here with a group in Nov 2011, and found it a far better experience than the review here. Between us we had a good selection from the menu, and was mostly excelllent. Service was discreet and very good indeed. In fact booked again for another visit on the strength of the visit. Perhaps time for time out to revisit this one.


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-Re: In the constructor of JobInProgress, why is it safe to call FileSyste.closeAllForUGI().
Hey Xiao, iirc, the ugi will be different for the second ec2-user's job
submission. So they should not interfere...
On Mar 22, 2013 8:05 AM, "Xiao Yu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks a lot for the reply.
> I have made several changes here and there, but I do not think they are
> quite relevant (the most relevant modification on the control flow of JIP
> construction is at the end of JobInProgress$initTasks() where I add all the
> map tasks of this job into a data structure in JT I maintained by my
> code)....May I describe a case that I think might be a problem and you can
> help me identify if it is a bug or I am not using hadoop correctly.
> 1. In my environment, there is only one user, ec2-user, which is the owner
> of JT, the submitter of all the jobs, the owner of HDFS, etc....
> 2.
> (1) job1 submitted and its JIP jip1 constructed successfully
> (2) jip1 starts its initTasks() function and inside that function it calls
> generateAndStoreTokens() which calls tokenStorage.writeTokenStorageFile(),
> which opens a JobToken file, jobToken1, write and not close it yet. This
> file is opend with ownership ec2-user
> (3) job2 submitted and inside its finally clause of constructor, it calls
> FileSystem.closeAllForUGI('ec2-user'), inside which it calls
> dfsClient.close()
> (4) in version 1.1.0 and before, dfsClient has a leaseChecker object that
> maintains all the writing files and their outputstream, dfsClient.close()
> calls leaseChecker.close() which pops out the files one by one in a
> synchronized block but close the related outputstream outside the block. So
> in jip2 constructor, FileSystem.closeAllForUGI('ec2-user'), it
> gets*jobToken1
> * and its outputstream, but not close it yet.
> (5) the outputstream from (2) of jip1 close its stream of jobToken1
> (6) the outputstream from (4) of jip2 tries to closes its stream of
> jobToken1 but fails with a null pointer exception.
> 3. Even if the leaseChecker object is not used in later version, I still do
> not understand why it is safe to call closeAllForUGI('ec2-user') in job2
> constructor when job1 could write a jobToken file in initTasks() also with
> ownership 'ec2-user'.
> Thanks.
> Xiao Yu
> On Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 7:30 AM, Harsh J <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The current user (UserGroupInformation.getCurrentUser()) is the user
> > active in the RPC call thats invoking these functions, and not the JT
> > user exactly.
> >
> > However, given that the JIP construction is outside of a synchronized
> > step and can potentially happen in parallel with another JIP request,
> > it is possible that you may have identified a possible bug here.
> >
> > I've not seen this happen though, even at high loads of submits from a
> > single user (where I think this could happen). Can you detail your
> > changes, cause it could be somewhat related to that as well? The UGI
> > compare inside of closeAllForUGI is probably protective enough but
> > it'd still be worth looking into.
> >
> > On Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 4:12 AM, Xiao Yu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > This might be a naive question, but I am having a difficult time to
> > > understand it. At the end of the constructor of JobInProgress, in the
> > > finally clause, the code calls
> > > FileSystem.closeAllForUGI(UserGroupInformation.getCurrentUser()), but
> why
> > > is it safe.
> > >
> > > My concern is that the current user is the owner of jobtracker, so it
> > will
> > > close all the files the jobtracker is writing, such as a jobtoken file
> > > another jip is currently writing.
> > >
> > > I modified some of the code of hadoop-1.1.0 for my research project and
> > saw
> > > the following error. It could be some bug in my code, but I suspect it
> > is a
> > > combined effect of this closeAllForUGI function and perhaps a race
> > > condition in the DFSClient$LeaseChecker.close().
> > >
> > > Could you help me understand why it is safe to call this
> > > FileSystem.closeAllForUGI function at the end of the JobInProgress


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet Ratings) -- TheStreet.com Ratings initiated coverage of 34 exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, that accrued a sufficient track record of risk and performance data by the end of March 2012. Of the 34 newly rated exchange-traded funds, only four start out at 'Buy' with grades of B- or better on superior first year results.
13 funds get initial 'Hold' level ratings of C+ to C- by finishing in the middle of the pack. Lastly, 17 ETFs begin at 'Sell' with grades of D+ or worse after underperforming alternative ETF investments in the past year on a risk-adjusted return basis.
Here are the four newly rated ETFs ranked at 'Buy':
4. Focus Morningstar Health Care Index ETFFocus Morningstar Health Care Index ETF (FHC) seeks to provide investment result that correspond, before fees and expenses, generally to the price and yield performance of the underlying Morningstar Health Care Index which consists of companies involved in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, research services, home healthcare, hospitals, long-term care facilities, and medical equipment. Expense Ratio: 0.19% One Year Total Return: 14.69% Rated "B-" by TheStreet Ratings:
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|Collection Name:
|Role of the National Security Adviser Oral History
|Repository Name:
|Brookings Institution. Foreign Policy Studies Program. [Repository Details]
|Repository Location:
|Washington, District of Columbia, United States
|Material Formats:
|[5 documents with text]
|Since the Kennedy administration, the assistant to the president for national security affairs (a.k.a. "the national security adviser") has played two roles: manager ("honest broker") of the day-to-day policy process and substantive policy adviser. Presidents clearly want both, but the roles are in tension. Specifically, an assistant who pushes his own views too strongly risks losing the trust of a secretary of state (or defense) who has a different opinion. Some national security advisers have balanced these roles adroitly. Others have not, generating discord within the president's senior advisory team.
|Estimated Total of Interviews:
|[5 interview(s) listed in this collection]
|Broad Subjects:
|U.S. Politics; Politics
|ASP Subjects:
|District of Columbia; National Security Council (U.S.)--History; National security--Law and legislation--United States; National security--United States; Oral history; Presidents--United States--Staff; U.S. National Security Council; United States; White House, Washington, DC
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Byron Arnold Recording Trip, 1947
Table compiled by the author, from materials in the Byron Arnold Papers, W.W. Hoole Special Collections, University of Alabama Libraries
Saturday, June 7
# Myrtle Love Hester—"Drunkard's Song," "Tribute to Roosevelt"
Sunday, June 8
# Esther Hester—"Hungrann," "Jolly Neighbor," "Tura- Tura-Le," "Letters from my Lover," "Oh Johnny Dear," "For the Love of a Butcher Boy"
Monday, June 9
# Mrs. Emma Craig—"Frog Went A-Courtin'," "Goober Peas," "Paper of Pins"
# Rev. Burns—"Blind Child," "Cottage Horne"
# Rev. Alex Fountain—"Tall Angel at the Bar," "Clear de Line," "I Heard the Angels Singing," "Workin' on de Building"
# Mildred Meadows—"Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley"
# Alma Robinson—"On My Way," "Lord Guide My Feet," "In the Army of the Lord"
Tuesday, June 10
# Zimmer Holding—"Trottin' Song," "Cabin Song"
# Mrs. Lena Hill—"The Three Babes," "Last Night I Dreamed of My True Love," "Oh Sinner Hear While I Relate," "As I Stepped Out," "The Time Is Drawing Near"
# Mrs. Griffin—"Barbara Allen"
# Mr. Joe M. Jacks Jr.—"Carrier Dove," "Laurie Burkens"
# Mrs. Jacks—"Dutch Warble," "Rosen the Bow"
# Mrs. C. N. Crick—"Dutch Warble"
# Martha Nathan Drisdale—"The Old Gray Cat," "Green Gravel," "Riggety-Jig," "Bower of Roses," "Gwinta Getta Home, Bye-bye," "The Pigeon House," "The Farmer," "Like a Leaf or Feather," "Let Your Feet Tramp-Tramp"
# Miss Mary Wallace Kirk—"We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder," "Saw Teeny, Saw Teeny," "Ole Dan Tucker," "There's a Man Going Roun'," "You Goin to Need Somebody on your Band," "I Want to be Ready," "God Be With You Till We Meet Again"
Thursday, June 12
Ft. Payne
# Mrs. Evelyn Estes—"True Lovers Never Part," "Boil the Cabbage Down"
# Miss Lola Neely—"Barbara Allen"
Friday, June 13
Ft Payne
# Mrs. Evelyn Estes—"I'll Remember You Love in My Dreams," "The Curtain of Night"
# Stence Crozier—"Tampin' Ties," "Gradin' or Pickin'," "Linin' Track," "Layin' Rails," "Ready and Hum," "Railroad Calls," "Dealing and Loading"
# Dora Priest—"All My Sins Been Taken Away," "Plenty Good Room," "My Soul's So Happy," "Don' Stay Away"
# Joe Randle—"Say! Say! Say!"
# Mrs. Janie Barnard Couch—"Trottin Song," "Come Butter," "Niggely Naggely," "Valley-O," "Kitty Malone," "Towneo," "I'm Goin to the West," "Wedding of Bean Rock Hollow," "Indian Song," "Raccoon," "Walk Tom Walker," "Lank Dank Kimo"
# Mrs. Jennie Chandler—"Where Are the Hebrew Children," "Sally Ann," "Settin' Down," "Wish I Was Single Again," "I Bought Me A Chicken"
Mon-Tue, June 16-17
# Vera Hall & Doc Reed—"Two Wings Sail Away," "If I Died on the Battlefield," "Another Man Done Gone," "Little Lap Dog," "Hol' de Gate," "Honey in de Rock," "Love Comes Twinkling Down," "Low Down the Chariot," "John Saw that Number," "Low Down Death Right Easy," "Good Bye Sammy," "Climb Up Zion," "Moanin," "Oh Lord, I Thank You for the Risin of the sun," "Oh Death Tis Awful," "Ridin' In a Buggy," "Candy Girl," "Sammy," "Lawd, Thank You for the Risin Sun," "Stagalee," "Low Down Chariot," "John Saw De Number," "Low Down, Death Right Easy" "Hearse Keep Rollin'," "In That Land," "Free At Last"
# Dock Reed—"I'm So Glad"
# Vera Hall—"Black Woman," "Man Done Gone," "Tie Tampin," "Workin' All Summer," "Stagalee," "Didn't You Hear My Lord Call," "Long As I Can de Spirit," "Ridin in Buggy," "Sally Walker," "Old Arks a Movin'," "Clear de Line," "Ole Cow Shiverin' in de Cool Water," "Workin' on the Building," "There's Sumpin on My Mind," "Is Ya All Hid," "Speckled Lady," "Rosie Baby Rosie"
Mon-Tue, June 16-17 (cont.)
Livingston (cont.)
# Ruby Pickens Tartt—"In A Right Heart," "Dog Flea," "Job-o-Job," "Tell De News," "Wheel O' Time," "Juny and Jane," "Sally Go Rain," "Good News," "De World Can't Do Me No Harm," "God Worried With Ya Wicked Ways,""God Knows I Am the One," "Casey Jones," "Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo"
# "Pelechatchie" (Emanuel Jones)—"I Lay Down Last Night to Take My Rest," "Tie Tampin Song," "Sift Your Meal and Sow You Bean," "Can't Make a Livin on Sandy Lane," "Oh Capn' Did you Hear About," "Linin Track,"
# Molly Lou&mdash—"Peek-a-boo," "Jimmy and James and Me," "Sally Go Round"
Wednesday, June 25
# Isabel Tipton—"Want My Hatchet," "Green Crabapple Tree", "The Whale"
Thursday, June 26
# Grace Hicks Ezell—"Hog Driver," "Elf Knight," "Lonesome Dove," "Bertha," "Last Words," "Courtin Song," "Billy Grimes," "Twickenbarn Ferry"
Saturday, July 5
Grove Hill
# Mr. George A. Carleton—"Thunder," "When I Die," "Crap Shooter"
# Mrs. Laurie Carer Carleton—"GoTo Sleepy," "Alphabet Song," "Year of Jubilo," "Jay Bird," "The Fox in the Towneo," "Rebel Dog," "Ride Away," "Bull Frog Jumped," "The Black Cat," "The Fox in the Towneyo"
# Mary Chapman—"Mary Weep and Marthie Moan," "Go To Sleepy," "Mr. Tick Tock"
# Mrs. Katherine Leggitre—"Shoemaker Song," "Lazy John,"
# Annie Laurie Carleton—"Go To Sleepy," "Mr. Tick Tock"
# Kate Newton Middleton—"Johnny Was a Sailor," "7th of July' 47"
Sunday, July 6
# Julia Marechal—"Lord Uhlan's Daughrer," "Little Brown Jug," "Way Down on the Old Pee Dee," "Old Abe's Elected," "In the Year '61," "Year of Jubilo," "Before This War Broke Out," "Tum Tum A Loory," "Too Daddle Addle," "Jim, Jim, Oh Wind de Ball," "John de Baptist," " All the Pretty Little Horses," "Jim Crack Com," "The Pretty Girl That Winked At Me," "Katy's Secret," "Whipporwill Song," "Frog Went a Courtin," "Paper of Pins," "Robinson Crusoe," "Kitty Clyde," "Prohibition Song," "Mr. Bestor," "I Should Like to Marry," "Grandma's Advice," "Old Abe's Elected," "In Year' 61," "When I Was a Young Girl," "Tomorrow Morning," "Robin Rough and Gaffer Green," "Aunt Jennie's Plaster," "Squire Jones's Daughter"
Monday, July 7
# Middleton—"Smoke Goes Up the Chimney," "Melinda," "Melissa," "Trottin Song," "Whattcha Gonna Do," "Dance To Your Daddy," "See Dat Watermelon"
Point Clear
# Mrs. Katie Ladnier Dana (accordion), Mr. Sidney Ladnier (fiddle )—"The Fatal Wedding," "Dreadnaught," "Fifty Cents," "Over the Waves," "Tying Leaves," "The Lancers," "Goodnight Waltz," "Waltz Quadrille," "Schottische," "Waltz"
# Mrs. Gertmde Ladnier Crooks—"The Fatal Wedding," "Sailor Shanty"
Tuesday, July 8
# Mrs. May Randlette Beck—"Peter Simple," "Billy Boy," "Frog Went A Courtin," "Polly Wolly Doodle," "Billy Grimes," "Narrow," "Go Tell Aunt Rhody," "Springfield Mountain"
# Venetia Danner McLure—"Bayou Founiere," "My Southern Home," "Robbin Gray," "Baboon's Sister,"
Dog River, Mobile
# Mrs. Aimee McCormick King—Lord I Want to Live Like Jesus," "Po' Ole Piedy," "Wading in the Water," "Pray on After While,"
# Annie Dixon (at home of Mrs. Aimie King)— "Wonderful City," "Understand it Better Bye an' Bye," "The Hand of the Lawd," "Ain't Gonna Study War No More'"
# Elizabeth Henshaw Pillans and her daughter, Laura Pillans—"Buckeye Rabbit," "Low Long Weary Day," "Lulu," "Run Nigger Run," "Song of the Crow," Lord Lovell," "Hi Yo Dinken Darky," "Bro' Ephrarn"
Wednesday, July 9
# "From the Grayson's Aunt Nancy"—"Hush Little Baby Don't You Cry"
Thursday, July 10
# Miss Louise Goldby—"Story of the Little Bird," "The Old Man in the Woods," "Listen to My Tale of Woe"
Pensacola, Fla.
# Mrs. Pansy Richardson—"Skip to My Lou," "Pony Story," "Jenny O. Jones," "Muffin Man," "Stepmother and Bird Story," "Marchin 'Round the Levee," "Little White Daisies," "Trottin Song," "Here Comes Someone A-Rovin," "King William Was King James's Son," "Oats, Peas, Beans and Barley Grow," "Old Pompey," "Gentleman from Spain," "Green Gravel"
Atmore Prison
# "Hixon Harmony Five," Alabama State Prison, Atmore. Singers: (A) Arthur Flewellen, (B) James E. Williams, (C) Millard Fair, (D) Jack Porter, (E) Bill Hudson, (F) George White, (G) Thompson Harvey, (H) Bull Hudson—"I Want My Crown" (ABCDG); "Brother Moses Smote the Water," "Jezebel" (ABCD); "I Am A Pilgrim," "Near Jerusalem Land," "Pearl Harbor" (ABDF); - "Somebody's Callin' Mah Name," "Go Where I Send Thee" (ABD); "Sun Is A-Shinin" (BDFGH); "Got on My Travelin' Shoes," "Oh, Bro' Michael of the Cross," "Let's Go Down in Jurdan," "When Dey Ring those Golden Bells" (BDFG); "Won't That Be One Happy Time," "Lord Don't Drive Yo' Children Away" (EFG)
Friday, July 11
# Theckle Jones—"Drinkin' Wine," "I Am Going Home," "I Got Shoes," "I'll Be Waiting Up There," "Don't You Let Nobody Turn You Around"
# Mrs. Jane Peavy—"Walkin' on the Green Grass," "Needles Eye," "All the Pretty Little Ponies," "If You Can't Thread the Needle,"
# Mrs. Goldsrnith—"Frog Went a Courtin," "Pussy Cat"
# Mrs. Mozella Longmire—"Hop Along Miss Bell," "A Fare Dis Time," "Twenty One Li'l Angels," "Here Goes Two Lil Gentlemen from the Spring," "Here Comes Johnny Coco," "A Tisket a Tasket," "Shoo Rye," "Li'l Sally Walker," "By 'n by I'm Gonna See De King," "You Fight On"
# Sylvia Hazley—"Green Crab Apple Tree," "Jesse James," "Green Fields, Rocks O' Love," "Lay Down My Burden,"
# Ella Bell Hazley—"Same Train," "In De Mansion Where I Rise," "Runnin to the Rocks," "Lord, I Want Two Wings to Fly Away,"
Thursday, July 17
# Isabel Tipton—"Don' Rock So Hard," "Rain Come Wet Me," "Do Lawd Remember Me," "The Woman Who Had A Pig," "Green Crab Apple Trees," "Frisco Bay," "All the Little Horses," "The Mockingbird Song," "Rockabye Baby Shall Ride," "Kim-e-o," "Molly Darling," "Tar River"
Saturday, July 19
# Sarah Carter—"Ezekiel," "Books a Dere," "So Soon," "Trottin' Song"
Selma (Perrin's Restaurant)
# Etta Belle King—"Jaybird"
Sunday, July 20
# Robert Hatch—"I Want To Live So I Can Make a Hundred"
Monday, July 21
# Clarence L Benton—"Sinner Don't You Let This Harvest"
Union Springs
# Mrs. T. U. Baskin—"Lorena," "Roll, Jorday, Roll," "Cold Frosty Morning," "Jesus Died on the Cross," "Dock on the Rock"
Tuesday, July 22
# Mrs. Helen Thigpen—"Waterrnelon Song"
# Katy Mae and Betty Ann Robinson—"Little Sally Walker"
# Alphonso Bird—"Golden Boy," "Johnny Coo Coo"
Wednesday, July 23
# Mrs. Ethel Lake—"Old Man's Breakfast," "I Wish That"
# Mrs. Annie B. Britt—"Ten Nights on a Bar Room Floor," "Poor Willie's Dead and Gone"
# Fannie MacDonald—"Joe Bowers," "Love Among the Roses"


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Welcome to another installation of Virtualization Short Takes!
- For you Quicksilver lovers out there that also run VMware Fusion, here's a handy trick to allow you to launch Windows apps to run under Fusion via Quicksilver.
- Duncan of Yellow Bricks points out this VMware Communities Forums thread discussing how to determine which host has a lock on a LUN. This thread also makes brief mention of the new VMFS version, version 3.31, that was released with ESX 3.5, which does a better job of handling SCSI reservations than previous versions. Good find, Duncan!
- Speaking of the new VMFS version, a summary of the information shared in the VMware Communities Forums threads can be found here.
- While we are on a bit of a storage kick, VMware has launched a new VMware Storage blog, and one of the early posts deals with VMFS. The post primarily attacks the notion of VMFS as a "proprietary" file system (which it is) by describing the advantages that VMFS provides. I'm hoping that the new storage blog will get more technical than marketing in the future, but the information is useful nevertheless.
- This link falls more into the "ironic" category than anything else. Do you suppose he got into trouble with Citrix for blogging about how to use a competitor's product to test ICA performance?
- John Howard gives us an in-depth look at Hyper-V's handling of virtual NICs in this article. This is particularly important for users who are interested in cloning VMs hosted on Hyper-V; I would assume that SCVMM 2008 will handle this correctly.
- This news emerged several weeks ago via VMblog.com. It's good to see Leostream getting some recognition; their broker is actually quite good in many respects.
- Sven over at Virtualfuture.info recently blogged about XenServer's HA functionality and how Marathon's EverRun products play into that functionality. I actually had a conference call with the folks from Marathon several months ago about EverRun, but never got around to blogging about it. I do like the fact that you can control HA functionality on a per-VM basis, whereas VMware HA is applied to all VMs. (Well, I suppose you could disable HA for the VMs that you don't want restarted, but it's not quite the same.) I do agree with both Sven and PeterB's comments regarding "Continuous Availability"; the sooner that VMware gets this functionality out the door, the more of a leg up they'll have on the competition.
- As has been reported elsewhere as well, Reflex Security has released the Reflex Virtual Security Center (VSC). The full press release is here. Based on what I've read thus far, it appears that the idea behind the VSC is to combine the information from multiple instances of their Virtual Security Appliance (VSA) so that users get the "full view" of what's occurring across the virtual infrastructure. In this regard, it is remarkably similar to Altor Networks' Virtual Network Security Analyzer (VNSA), which is also designed to provide visibility across the entire virtual infrastructure.
As always, feel free to share other interesting links and news in the comments below. Thank you!
Tags: Citrix, Fusion, HyperV, Macintosh, Security, Storage, Virtualization, VMFS, VMware, VMwareHA, Xen
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Hi Scott,
I am the author of the vmware workstation and ICA blog you referenced.
Thanks for your reading my blog and your concern for me (grin).
No, I didn't get into trouble for blogging about running Citrix products on top of a competitor's product. I am still blogging. And I hope the readers find my blogs informational.
Although it is a Citrix hosted blog, the opinions expressed in my blogs are personal.
Citrix values customer choice. For example our XenDesktop products support XenServer,Vmware products and Microsoft products. It makes it easier for me to share information with others on my blog.
I appreciate your comments and suggestions.
Ray Yang
Scott, I wanted to clarify something about your note on Reflex's VSC product. The biggest part of our new release comes from visualizing, monitoring, auditing, and *controlling* the virtual infrastructure in combination with our VSA product's ability to do the same for the virtual network.
I'm not aware of any other product set that does this today.
With Reflex VSC, security events can be shown in context of the impacted guest or line of business application as well as being able to track infrastructure change events and report on the who, what, when for any security or infrastructure change event.
Reflex is focused on providing security and control by visualizing and monitoring both the network *and* the infrastructure and then allowing customers to apply policy (business or security) based on that knowledge.
Check our website for more details or let me know if you would like to see for yourself.
-Mike Wronski VP, Product Management for Reflex Security
I haven't seen you mention anything about VMware releasing the ESXi Hypervisor for free at the endo of the month. Looks like they are getting ready for a battle with Microsoft.
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Lorna Shaw said she swatted dozens of honeybees in the bedroom of her LaGrange Park apartment April 15 after a swarm got inside an interior wall of the Forest Glen Apartments. | Photo courtesy of Lorna Shaw
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Lorna Shaw felt like she was starring in a horror movie when the bees kept coming as fast as she swatted them in her LaGrange Park apartment. Then she looked outside.
"There were thousands upon thousands of them. We thought it was a dust cloud," Shaw recalled about a swarm outside the Forest Glen Apartments on April 15 .
Alarmed, she called building management for help and began consulting experts for advice. She estimated swatting more than 100 bees, and her boyfriend was stung.
A day after the bees moved in, workers sealed the hole in the building where the bees were coming in and out — which only made the problem worse. The next day Shaw found 30 bees in her bedroom, she said.
She spent two nights in a hotel and then pulled her mattress to her living room for safety.
"One of the things you don't want to do is seal that entrance. They will then look for another exit," said Russ Higgins, a commercial agriculture educator with the University of Illinois Extension service in Shabbona.
Higgins said the best strategy would have been to consult a beekeeper to remove the hive or a trained exterminator licensed to use insecticides not available to homeowners.
By April 20, maintenance workers made a hole in Shaw's bedroom wall and removed a nest. She said she was grateful, but is still finding a few bees each day.
The apartment complex manager refused to comment and when asked to explain how the situation was handled.
Gary Gates of La Grange, past president of the Cook-DuPage Beekeepers Association, said the group has a network of beekeepers willing to come out and relocate a swarm.
"A swarm happens quite regularly when a hive becomes too crowded and scout bees are sent out for a new location," Gates said. "It does happen occasionally they get into a person's home or walls. Bees like that enclosed space to feel protected."
Removing a hive from inside a building is a more specialized capture than simply sawing off a tree limb with a swarm into a box to relocate them, he said.
"You have to know where to cut the hole," Gates said. "Some people take a stethoscope and go along knocking on the wall until they hear a bit of a disturbance."
Gates, who raises bees for a hobby in Aurora, said people are willing to relocate, rather than destroy honeybees today because of "colony collapse disorder," which is mysteriously devastating honeybee populations.
"People are more sympathetic to the plight of honeybees," he said. "People are understanding of the honeybees are very essential to the environment."
Gates said an early spring with warm weather has prompted bees to become active sooner.
"Bees are very docile," he said. "Normally they're just focused on getting things taken care of, but if you disturb the hive you could get stung."


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i totally agree about waltz stealing the show, and impressed w/ how much of the personality of col. hans landa carried over.
i thought the movie got suddenly a bit boring once dr. king shultz died, almost like the Django character couldnt carry the film. Im curious whether you found the character unlikable by the end or Foxx's performance? also curious about the lines that turned you off.
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Both Jamie and the character turned me off.
Jamie because he's gone on racist tirades before, particularly the one against Howard Stern. It's not that I dislike racial humor, as Richard Pryor is one of my favorite comedians. But when I hear the garbage like I heard from his radio rant, it makes me wonder sometimes if it is humor or acting.
That said, it was the most minor problem, and he played the character well. What bothered me most was that the character didn't grow throughout the film. I never got the sense that he came to appreciate Schultz's efforts, considering all the sacrifice Schultz went through during the entirety of the movie. And Django sacrificing the slave to the dogs turned me off again, but admittedly, that could be because I am a huge Batman fan, lol, so take that with a grain of salt.
All this in mind, I wasn't bothered by the dialogue. I thought It was catchy, and if not for the constant use of the "N-word", would have been one of those largely quotable movies. Anything Samuel L. Jackson said had my sides splitting.
Edit: I'm not one of these overly-sensitive white guys who decries anybody who makes comments about race. I just don't dig the obsession he seems to have with race. I'm not offended by it, it just gives me a negative view of him, that kind of tainted Django's character for me.
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Many DTE customers were without power during the holiday season, but it wasn't for a lack of effort on the part of many DTE crews. Workers were outside working through the holiday in an attempt to restore power for those that had lost it. Many of them have been working 16 hour shifts each day since the weekend.
Ice covering power lines from last week's winter storm has had the crews outside around the clock, and there is still plenty of work ahead of them as removing that ice is a slow process.
"Anytime you get a storm like this, especially an ice storm like this, it's pretty tough," DTE lineman Tony Carone said.
Carone and other workers have been working on lines since Sunday, including Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, but 11,000 homes are still without power.
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Though the conditions have been tough, the locals have noticed and appreciate the dedication of DTE's crewmen. Carone said people have brought him coffee, and the Columbiaville church even offered them dinner.
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BEMIDJI, Minn. (Oct. 5, 2010) The visual elements of a theater production create the world characters inhabit during a performance. Theater performances are fleeting, and the theater industry traditionally has a reputation for generating a great deal of waste. Industy leaders have recognized the need for greener theater productions, and have begun pursuing more sustainable productions.
Dr. Ellen Jones, assistant professor of theatre at Bemidji State University, will lecure about the increasing role of sustainability in theater production during the Universitys first Honors Council Lecture. The lecture, which is free and open to the public, will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 13, in Bangsberg Hall 119 on the Bemidji State campus.
Jones will present an overview of the function of visual design in play production, and how set design choices control the rhythm of a performance and establish the style of a production. She also will show how sets communicate important information about plot and characters to the audience.
Jones also will focus on how the theatre program at Bemidji State has found ways to more effectively use resources over the last two years without compromising a plays production values. She will outline the sustainable practices the program has adopted, how those practices have led to a reduction of the programs carbon footprint, and how those changes reflect an industry-wide movement to make theater production more environmentally responsible.
Jones joined Bemidji States theatre program faculty in Aug. 2008. Jones specializes in scenic design, lighting design, scene painting and faux finishes. Her production work includes designs and painting in regional theatres including Chicago, New York City, New England and the Southeast as well as at various academic institutions. Her work at Bemidji State includes scenery and lighting for Cabaret and The Crucible and the scenery and costumes for The Man of La Mancha.
Jones will be delivering the first of three Honors Council lectures offered as part of the Fall 2010 schedule.
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I have updated clamAV per they http://www.clamav.com/support/faqs page.
the problem is that my logs still show this message...
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Warning: Local version: 0.94.2 Recommended version: 0.95.2
When I run apt-show-versions clamav it shows the 0.95.2 version is installed.
I ran "whereis clamscan" and it returns this:
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Can someone tell me what I need to do to correct this?
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By Bob Merrick
With your love of reality TV shows, who is the all-time hottest guy from reality TV?
I am deeply in love with Richard Hatch [the gay winner from the first Survivor]. I think he is so smart, so sexy, and so great. I could talk to him all night long, and I just think he is a riot. I feel the great thing he did for the gay community was be a typical 'straight' guy. He was a shark, he was competitive and such a formidable opponent, that I think he surprised a lot of the straight guys on Survivor. They were like, 'Oh, I didn't think the gay guy would be such competition. I thought he was going to cry and talk about fashion the whole time.' And it's like, no, he talked about winning the whole time, and he did. To me, there is no gay character on TV that is as complex as Richard Hatch really is and that is what I like to see.
What's in the future for Kathy Griffin?
I am doing a reality TV series for Bravo called The D-List, based on my life as a D-list celebrity and all that it entails, and I am doing another live special on Bravo, which I am taping December 30th at the Variety Art Center here in Los Angeles. If I am wrong about that, just go to my Web site, www.kathygriffin.net, and it will tell you when it really is.
You also have a new show on Logo [the new gay network]. How did you get involved and what will you be doing for them?
I know [Logo president] Brian Graden from his MTV days and he is in the Gay Mafia. Not only do I think there is a Gay Mafia, I am counting on it, 'cause that's all I've got. It's called Fantastic Voyage, which is set on a gay cruise, which will be my fourth gay cruise. More importantly, it will be my husband's fourth gay cruise. I think it is going to be about couples working their stuff out. I can't wait; it is going to be so much fun.
Have you ever had a lesbian tryst?
I've never had a lesbian tryst.
If you were to have one, whom would it be with?
I think Patricia Arquette is really beautiful and sexy. I just think she is so talented and gorgeous and cool that I would probably go for her. Or, if I were to get into a marriage of convenience with a gay man, it would be Merv Griffin. I'm not saying he's gay, of course. He's got more money than God, we would own the world, and I wouldn't have to change my name. I could totally make a marriage with Merv Griffin work.


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The New Jackals: Ramzi Yousef, Osama bin Laden and the Future of Terrorism
As the sun rose along the eastern seaboard of the United States on September 11, the Central Intelligence Agency was in a state of what might be called permanent medium alert to detect and prevent terrorist attacks on US citizens and property. For fifteen years the agency had entrusted this task to a Counter-Terrorism Center (CTC) at CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia, where as many as two hundred intelligence officers gathered and analyzed information from a wide range of technical and a somewhat narrower range of human sources. For five years there had been a separate task force within the CTC dedicated specifically to the danger posed by Osama bin Laden, the Saudi-born Islamic extremist believed to have been responsible for successful attacks on US troops in Saudi Arabia, US embassies in East Africa, and the USS Cole, almost sunk by a suicide bomber in Aden harbor only a year ago.
The CIA was not alone in its efforts to prevent terrorist attacks. The United States has not been slack in voting funds for numerous interagency committees, offices, divisions, centers, and task forces with substantial budgets focused on the problem of terror, but none of these special-purpose entities has a clearer responsibility for "warnings and indications" than the Central Intelligence Agency, which was established in 1947 as a direct consequence of the failure to foresee the Japanese attack on the American naval base at Pearl Harbor. Terrorism is only one threat to American security tracked by the CIA, but the danger is not remote or abstract; the agency itself has suffered grievous losses from terrorist attacks, notably in 1983, when a suicide bomber in Beirut devastated the US embassy and killed sixty-three people, including all six members of the CIA station. Visiting at the time was a legendary CIA field officer with long experience in the Middle East, Robert Ames, whose death was confirmed by the wedding ring on a hand retrieved from the debris.
The dead chief of station was replaced by another longtime CIA officer, William Buckley, who was kidnapped by terrorists in March 1984 and beaten to death over the following year. Four years later another CIA officer from Beirut, Matt Gannon, was killed when a midair explosion destroyed Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. Gannon's wife was also a CIA officer, Susan Twetten, daughter of the agency's chief of operations, Tom Twetten, now retired and a book dealer in rural Vermont. Other CIA officers have been murdered by terrorists, including two just outside the gates of the agency itself.
The CIA thus has a visceral as well as a theoretical understanding of what terrorism is all about. The director of central intelligence, George Tenet, has often briefed Congress during his four years at the head of the CIA on the dangers of terrorism, on the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction, and specifically on the worldwide network commanded by Osama bin Laden from his protected refuge in Afghanistan. Less than a year ago Tenet told the Senate Intelligence Committee that bin Laden posed the "most serious and immediate threat" to the United States, and more recently still, probably in August or early September, three foreign intelligence services separately informed the CIA that bin Laden had urged one of his four wives, who was visiting Syria at the time, to return home to Afghanistan immediately—a suggestive sign that something was in the wind.
Neither the United States government nor the CIA were snoozing at their desks as the sun rose along the eastern seaboard of the United States on September 11. Both fully understood the danger of terrorism generally and of Osama bin Laden specifically. Nevertheless, when Logan Airport in Boston and Dulles Airport outside Washington, D.C., began boarding aircraft that morning, nineteen men dispatched by Osama bin Laden walked through security checkpoints as easily as they had entered and operated throughout the United States during the preceding months—encountering as little interference, and arousing as little alarm, as if the Federal Aviation Administration had never heard the word "hijacking" and the CIA had never heard the word "terrorist" or the name "Osama bin Laden." By mid-morning on September 11 there can have been few Americans who had not watched—probably over and over—the collapse of the twin towers of the World Trade Center. The reason for drawing heightened attention to this single greatest failure of American intelligence since Pearl Harbor is that no official steps have so far been taken to find out how it could have happened.
People who deal with terrorism professionally tend to think of it as doctors do diseases with no cure, or as police do crime—as an ill of the human condition to be addressed one case at a time. Paul Pillar, a former deputy director of the CIA's Counter-Terrorism Center, has thought about the subject long enough to have it in comfortable perspective as a problem to be managed, never solved. In a study for the Brookings Institution, published last April under the title of Terrorism and US Foreign Policy, Pillar argues persuasively that overexcitement is the enemy of sound counterterror practice. On some things, inevitably, September 11 has proved Pillar plain wrong; he cites, for example, "a drastic reduction in skyjackings" as a "major success story" and credits "a comprehensive security system." But most of what Pillar says holds up well, even when his common-sense approach is now tinged with irony. Put simply, his approach to managing terrorism is to proceed calmly, avoid inflating the significance of any single enemy (he includes bin Laden by name), and remember that, with coalitions, small and few is better than big and many since "limits…are set by the states least willing to cooperate." Pillar has much else to say. There is, he writes, no substitute for the local influence and expertise of foreign police and intelligence services. Bringing legal cases against terrorists takes time and dries up intelligence sources. International sanctions and resolutions work slowly when they work at all. You can't ask foreign banks to track financial transactions without providing account numbers. Military retaliation rarely hits the target intended, and for every terrorist killed two more aspire to take his place.
In the weeks following September 11 it was often suggested that really vigorous efforts freed of hand-wringing restraint—assassination of terrorist leaders, use of torture in interrogation, shutting off terrorist funds to the last penny, telling allies to cooperate or else—would solve the problem with finality. Pillar's advice is to put no hope in drastic measures but remember the current facts of life. There are limits to power, America has become a lightning rod for hatred, we can't stop people from trying to hurt us, and sometimes they will succeed.
But sensible as this advice is, it is undercut by one aspect of the attacks on September 11—their magnitude. In the counterterrorism business there has been a growing concern over the last two decades, and especially since the collapse of the Soviet Union, about the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction—what Pillar calls "the much-ballyhooed danger of chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear terrorism inflicting mass casualties," and referred to by professionals as CBRN. In Pillar's view such dangers are real but exaggerated; CBRN weapons are difficult to get and to deliver; talking about them only convinces terrorists "how much they frighten people." For Pillar the one quality essential to "sound counterterrorist policy" is perspective, and nothing undermines it more than lurid American fears of "catastrophic," "grand," or "super" terrorism—threats whose consequences are horrifying but whose probability is low.
This would still be a sound point if not for the magnitude of the attacks on the World Trade Center, which killed several thousand people, destroyed billions of dollars' worth of property, pushed the United States deeper into recession, plunged us into a foreign war, precipitated a political crisis throughout the Middle East, and shattered the confidence of Americans that they are safe in their own homes and offices. The cost in dollars will be immense, probably many times the $30 billion annual bill for all American intelligence efforts. The psychic cost of terror cannot be measured, but it ticks up every time someone catches his breath on a plane, thinks twice about getting on an elevator to the eightieth floor, wonders what is in a package, is reassured to know that the FBI can now bug lawyers talking with their clients, or decides to move the headquarters of a Fortune 500 company out of New York City. Pillar, in short, and everybody else in his line of work, is going to have to put "catastrophic," "grand," and "super" terrorism at the top of the list because the other guys have a demonstrated ability to think and operate on the grand scale, and their efforts to obtain nuclear weapons could one day succeed.
Much about Osama bin Laden and his organization remains obscure. The son of a Yemeni-born construction tycoon in Saudi Arabia, bin Laden was one of fifty-three children and the seventeenth son, who inherited on his father's death a fortune variously estimated as $50 million or as much as $300 million. The family dynamics among fifty siblings are difficult to imagine, but a hint to bin Laden's character can perhaps be found in the fact that he was his mother's only child, that she was the eleventh or perhaps the twelfth wife, and that his older brothers called him "the son of the slave." This bit of information comes from Simon Reeve, a British journalist who wrote an account of the first World Trade Center bomb attack in 1993 called The New Jackals: Ramzi Yousef, Osama bin Laden and the Future of Terrorism.
After obtaining a degree in civil engineering—study that usually involves a course on "strength of materials"—bin Laden was recruited, apparently by the head of the Saudi intelligence service, Prince Turki al-Faisal, to support the Mujahideen in the war to drive the Russians out of Afghanistan. Swept away by that success, bin Laden broke with his homeland when it turned to the United States for protection after the invasion of Kuwait by Saddam Hussein, moved to Sudan, built an Islamic extremist network called al-Qaeda (Arabic for "the base"), and embarked on a campaign of terror.
Under pressure from the United States in 1996, Sudan offered to extradite him to Saudi Arabia. Fearing that bin Laden was too popular to admit back into the country, Riyadh turned down the offer—something they told the Americans only months later—and bin Laden was allowed instead to fly back to Afghanistan where old friends in the Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) from the anti-Soviet war put him in touch with the Taliban, a religious party strongly backed by Pakistan in the Afghan civil war.
A recent biography of bin Laden by the director of the Congressional Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare, Yossef Bodansky, reports in great detail the outward facts of bin Laden's progress from a builder of hospitals and military barracks in Afghanistan to the world's most wanted terrorist. Included are the names of many obscure groups, the dates of meetings, reports of individuals getting on and off planes, financial transactions, the movement of arms—all that superstructure of corroborative information which intelligence services like the CIA build into case files. From bin Laden's own writings and videotaped interviews we know that he wants the United States to pull its forces out of the Muslim world, he wants the UN to end the sanctions imposed on Iraq, and he is angered by the suffering of the Palestinians at the hands of the Israelis.