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Tom Oreck began shopping for a second manufacturing facility for vacuum cleaner maker Oreck in December. Tulane Universitys Paul Barron now plans for a data center shutdown that lasts weeks, not days. Jan Rideout, of Northrop Grummans Ship Systems Sector, consolidated data centers and made sure they were nowhere near a fault line. These are just some of the lessons technology executives have learned leading up to the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, which on Aug. 29, 2005, pummeled the Gulf Coast region, left more than 1,300 people dead and caused $96 billion in damages, according to a White House report on Katrinas aftermath.
"Katrina opened our eyes to the fact that our business depended on a single facility. We started looking in December for another facility," said Oreck, president and CEO of Oreck. "We never thought there would be a storm that would take out both facilitiesNew Orleans and Long Beach," Oreck said, referring to his companys New Orleans headquarters and Long Beach, Miss., manufacturing plant 76 miles away.
"Everybody operated on the notion that you would leave for two or three days and then come back. Shutting down the data center, backing up the tapeseverything worked just fine. But nobody contemplated the impact. It was regional," said Barron, interim provost, vice president for IT and CIO of Tulane, in New Orleans. This year, Tulane is open once again and is about to receive thousands of students for its fall semester; last fall, the university had to send all its students back home.
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If Katrina accomplished anything, it forced executives to rethink disaster recovery plans in the wake of the nations costliest weather-related disaster. New Orleans businesses stand ready for this years hurricane season with an array of overhauled defenses. If the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks made companies create disaster recovery plans, Katrina forced them to rework those initial efforts.
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The Cookeville opening was just a start. Orecks New Orleans data center housed an IBM AS/400 server co-hosting corporate data and a Web server for Oreck.com. Now the Web server is hosted in Atlanta, and the AS/400 is mirrored in Boulder, Colo.
Location also was key to Northrop Grummans thinking. Rideout, CIO of Northrop Grummans Ship Systems Sector, in Pascagoula, Miss., was spurred by Katrina to reconsider the location of the companys data centers scattered across the country. A product of a number of corporate mergers over the years, the company has some 200 data center locations and had decided, pre-Katrina, to consolidate them to eight. Katrina prompted the company to boil down that number to fourin Dallas; Rolling Meadows, Ill.; Lafayette, Colo.; and Chesterfield County, Va.making sure the centers are nowhere near earthquake fault lines or hurricane-prone coastal areas.
Last year, Katrina forced Northrop Grumman to shut down 200 servers in Pascagoula and quickly bring up their replacements at a company data center in Dallas. Previously a minor site, the Dallas data center continues to run the servers for Pascagoula as it did a year ago, and it is now designated as one of the four critical data centers in the companys technology blueprint.
"There are some days when I say, Thank God we did have Katrina," Rideout said. "That can sound weird, but it did help us to accelerate some technology. There have been good things that have come out of it, as painful as it has been. I do think that it made the business appreciate IT more."
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Staying put violates the most important lesson of Katrina, Barron said. "Never put a data center in a building you dont own." When a disaster hits, "you have to stay in the building long enough to do what you have to do," he said, noting thats not always possible if the landlord says you cant get in. Within its limitations, Tulane is doing what it can, however.
"We are putting in generators that run on diesel and natural gas. Were putting in our own air-cooled chillers for air conditioning, so we dont have to depend on the city water supply. But that project will not be done before this hurricane season is over," Barron said.
More successful was Tulanes implementation of failover systems, using SunGard Availability Services to mirror its Web site at SunGards Philadelphia facility. Tulanes e-mail system also is mirrored, by MessageOne. "For those two communications mechanisms, weve got a failover system. Thats critically important," Barron said. The universitys data is stored on tape at an Iron Mountain facility in Baton Rouge, La. In the event of another disaster, the tapes would be flown to SunGards facility in Philadelphia, Barron said.
Katrinas impact was felt far away, even in locations where hurricanes seldom hit. Mike Jones, vice president and CIO of Childrens Hospital and Health System, in Milwaukeewhose greatest concern is tornadoespurchased satellite phones and deployed a ham radio system thanks to Katrina. In addition, Jones and the hospital are deploying increased amounts of medical supplies, water and diesel fuel for generators. "We can last a week already; we are going beyond that," he said.
The hospitals disaster plan also must account for the fact that the hospital would likely see a surge in patients in case of an emergency. "Were a 232-bed childrens facility that could handle 300 patients, but we need to go beyond that," Jones said. He said his future thinking will be in the direction of mirrored data across different locations to create high availability, which would be particularly important as the hospital substitutes electronic forms for paper. "Clinicians have to have electronic records," he said.
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"Probably the most important [part of a disaster recovery plan] is the people component. Are your people going to want to leave, after their homes are destroyed, to work at a backup facility?" said Dave Palermo, vice president of marketing for SunGard Availability Services, in Wayne, Pa.
To allay those concerns, executives have responded with measures ranging from the purchase of satellite phones to building databases with up-to-date employee contact information. In addition to purchasing satellite phones for key Northrop Grumman Ship Systems Sector employees, Rideout is deploying Nextels push-to-talk technology to replace a corporate radio system after Katrina heavily damaged transmitters. The shipbuilder is also investing in a mobile home outfitted with networking gear, Rideout said.
To make sure that Northrop Grummans users of Research In Motions BlackBerrys can reach each other, the company has deployed software that lets users download PINs for contactsand is looking at automating the process via push technologyso users will have the current PINs of fellow employees.
Rideout is addressing another contingency exposed by Katrinathe inability of people familiar with IT systems to get to them and operate them. "Were planning on doing surprise drills, where we would choose a location and call the CIO and the managers in that location and say theres a disaster," Rideout said. "We want to make sure we can recover with people that are not at that location. Most recovery plans are based on the assumption that the people that are normally there will be there to recover the systems."
Stuart Suffern, director of IS at Dupré Transport, a trucking company in Lafayette, La., seconded the notion of people first. "The No. 1 lesson was what to do if people cant get to facilities," Suffern said. "We had to move employees to Baton Rouge or Lafayette from New Orleans. We had to help employees find apartments. We bought vans to carry employees back and forth," he said.
With its people in place, Dupré could bring its trucks to bear, carrying much-needed fuel and water. "We have many hundreds of trucks that can haul fuel in an emergency," Suffern said. During Katrina, the company stepped in to help a major coffee roaster, whose coffee is imported from South America by the shipload and roasted at a New Orleans plant. "We brought water to them in tanker trucks," Suffern said.
"The most important thing is keeping track of your employees, with contact numbers of where the employees will be going in the emergency," Suffern said. He has purchased both fixed and mobile satellite phones as well as BlackBerrys for managers. "Communication is everything," Suffern said.
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Sometimes keeping in touch is not a matter of high technology. "Weve given everyone a little card with three numbersone [is] a number to call to tell us where to reach them. And a second is a call-in number for a daily 8 oclock conference call, and a third number that is for a departmental conference call," Oreck said.
With operations back to normal, Tulanes Barron is now facing another kind of people problem. With so much housing lost due to Katrina, its hard to get people to move to the New Orleans area. "If you could send me some sysadmins or DBAs, I would be forever in your debt," Barron said. "Its hard to find people. They cant come here because theres no excess housing."
Whats next?
Most CIOs said their brainstorming has turned to how to prepare for a pandemic such as the bird flu. That kind of disaster would leave IT systems humming but prevent workers from getting to them. Data centers in separate locations that can fail over look like a good answer, several people said. Jones said Katrina has spurred Childrens Hospital to pursue working with other Milwaukee-area medical institutions to develop a plan to deal with a pandemic.
Palermo said SunGard Availability Services is thinking along the same lines. "Companies tend to plan for the last disaster. Were focusing right now on a potential pandemic. No one is exactly sure what might happen. Will the entire country be quarantined? We recommend companies build in flexibility, since you dont know whats going to happen," Palermo said.
While thinking of a pandemic might seem far-fetched, the most important lesson of Katrina might be that the unexpectedthe worst casenot only can, but will happen.
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By Eleanor Nickerson, British Baby Names
What names are quintessentially 'British'?
I see this question a lot but it's a hard one to pin down. Do we mean solely British in origin, or only British in use? When Prince George was born our media heralded it as a "quintessentially British" name — and why not? We've had numerous kings bear the name, and it's even the name of the patron saint of England. But George was originally a Greek name, brought late into our Royalty by German Hanovarians. Ask many Americans and the first George they think of is Washington or Bush.
For me, the quintessentially British names are those which are very familiar to us as a nation, that have been or are currently popular, but are little used in America, Canada, Australia and other English-speaking countries. Names such as Nicola – our darling of the 70s – Darcy, Imogen, Poppy, Freya, Alfie, Jenson, Gareth, Alistair and Finlay.
By Jane Ní Chaoimh
There are many Irish place names that could happily be used as baby names — in the US or elsewhere–of which this list is just a sampling. I have chosen names which are easily pronounced outside of Ireland and which have a positive meaning or origin. I've purposely omitted some well-known options (Kerry, for example, which probably suggests politics – à la US Secretary of State John Kerry – more than the Emerald Isle, at the moment!). Several of these could also fit into the nature name category (river names and so on).
By Linda Rosenkrantz
I must admit that I'm addicted to birth announcements. Not just to our own babyberries'—which are, of course, the best–but to any others I can lay my eyes on. I love the British choices that Elea posts regularly on BritishBabyNames.com, and also try to follow, among others, those in the Irish and Scottish newspapers.
Here are some entries that I've come across there recently, along with some particularly tasty sibling names that have been included–making a nice mix of authentic Gaelic names and cool modern choices.
AIMEE VIOLET, sister of Alaoise
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Spokane Valley residents are being reminded that it's their responsibility to shovel snow from sidewalks adjacent to their property.
The city says local ordinances require that sidewalks be clear of snow and ice within a reasonable amount of time, and violators could face $500 fines.
The goal is to make sure that school children and others have safe places to walk during the winter rather than competing with cars and trucks for space on roadways.
The East Valley School District has canceled all after-school activities today because of the snow.
"Some of our streets and hills are getting nasty," said Executive Director of Operations Brian Wallace.
He said the district has not made any decisions about tomorrow.
The Washington State Patrol has closed Highway 27 between Fairfield and Tekoa because of poor visibility. It is unknown when the road may reopen. Be very careful when driving through areas prone to drifting and blowing snow.
School children all over the Valley are giddy this morning. Probably everyone knows by now that just about every school district is closed today - Freeman, Central Valley, West Valley and Liberty. East Valley is on its winter break this week, so they are not racking up a snow day they'll have to make up later. Highway 195 between Spangle and Rosalia was closed for several hours this morning, but it is now open again.
The City of Spokane Valley started a full city plow this morning. Still, be careful on the roads until things get cleaned up. Don't forget there's ice under that fresh new snow.
I took the picture above in my front yard this morning after I spent an hour digging out my car and my driveway. The snow was deep, but thank goodness it was pretty light and fluffy. Now it needs to stop snowing so I don't have to do it again.
As a winter storm arrives in Spokane, Wash., snowflakes land and melt on a car window on Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011. SR photo/Colin Mulvany
Well, the snow we've all been eagerly anticipating is here. At the moment it is tough to see across the parking lot. The scanner is still fairly quiet, though I would expect that to pick up as the snow accumulates. So far there's a semi accident on Highway 195 near Babb Road with the driver still trapped inside. If any particular spots get nasty as the afternoon progresses, I'll let you know.
1:44 p.m. update: If anyone was planning to head over to Coeur d'Alene, use caution. The westbound lanes of I-90 are shut down between Coeur d'Alene and Post Falls due to a nine car accident. Roads are apparently very slick there with the Idaho State Patrol dealing with more than half a dozen accidents.
2:22 p.m. update: A six car pileup was just reported in the eastbound lanes of I-90 at Argonne. Emergency crews are on the way.
2:27 p.m. update: Three car accident at Bowdish and Mission. It's officially getting nasty out there.
3:12 p.m. update: Accident reports are continuing to come in steadily. Check here for information on the weather by reporter Mike Prager. Be very careful driving home tonight.
3:32 p.m.: Heading away from the scanner. Everyone drive safely. Check here for school closure information tonight and tomorrow morning.
A state trooper checks out a slide off in the median near Barker Road this morning on I-90. Snow was falling heavily in North Idaho and eastern Spokane Valley Thursday morning. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
There have been a steady stream of accidents all day on the scanner. Even though the dusting of snow doesn't look like much, it is proving to be quite slippery. There have been numerous accidents on the freeway, a car plowed into a fence this morning at 32nd and Pierce and earlier someone slipped and fell on the ice at Fourth and Bowdish and broke a kneecap. Everyone use extra caution out there.
The Liberty School District in south Spokane County has announced that all students are being sent home right now (11:15 a.m.). Bus routes will run normally. All after school practices have been cancelled.
The scanner is strangely quiet this morning. There doesn't seem to be a lot of accidents at the moment, but the hills are a bit dicey. If you were planning to head into Spokane, you might want to find a route other than I-90. The westbound lanes look like a parking lot west of Havana because of a major accident near the Maple exit. Other than that, just be careful out there.
11 a.m. update: The roads are a lot worse now than they were at 7 a.m. Roads and parking lots that were plowed early this morning now look like they haven't seen a plow blade in days. And you end up doing more sliding than steering on corners. I heard something on the scanner about a semi backing down on hill it couldn't make it up, possibly on Forker Road. At least I-90 is flowing smoothly again. For now.
The scanner is beginning to hum with a steady stream of accidents caused by the weather, so be careful out there. Sullivan Road near the freeway is currently backed up because of a truck on fire. Drive safely!
2:47 p.m. update: Bigelow Gulch Road sounds particularly bad. A deputy said he has cars all over the ditch up there. It would probably be a good idea to avoid that area.
3:37 p.m. update: It tooks like northbound traffic on Argonne Road is completely shut down just north of Upriver Drive. There have been multiple accidents on the hill.
As you get ready to drive home, be extra careful. The scanner is humming with reports of cars sliding off the road and into ditches and snowbanks. If you're heading south from Spokane, a deputy has requested that Hatch Road be closed south of 57th until a sand truck can come through. "I've got cars sliding all over the place," he said.
On the heels of several rural school districts closing early today, a few schools have already announced closures for tomorrow and there will surely be more announcements later in the day. Check our web site or this one to get up to date information on closures.
(originally posted at 11:09 a.m.) The Washington State Patrol has announced a few road openings in the last few minutes. Highway 195 is now open in Whitman County. Highway 23 is now open between Harrington and Steptoe. I'll update the list as more are announced.
11:36 a.m. update: Highway 23 is now closed between Sprague and Steptoe.
2:17 p.m. update: Highway 23 is open again. For now.
(top) Spokesman-Review photographer Bart Rayniak took this shot at St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetary off Trent Ave. during the huge snowstorm in December 2008. (right) A look at Sprague and McDonald outside the SR valley office in December 2008. You wouldn't know it, but there's a bench under that bus stop sign. SR editor Jeff Jordan took the picture.
The bit of snow we got yesterday is a wake up call that winter is here and if the prognosticators are right, we're in for quite a bit of snow this year. The city of Spokane Valley has activated its snow line (720-5311). There will be a recorded message, updated once or twice a day, that gives residents information on the city's plowing activities. People can also sign up to receive email updates on plowing by going to the city's web site and clicking on email updates.


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LKQ Corporation Announces Results For Third Quarter 2013
- Revenue growth of 28% to a record $1.3 billion
- Organic revenue growth for parts and services of 11.7%
- Third quarter 2013 diluted EPS of $0.24
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CHICAGO, Oct. 31, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LKQ Corporation (Nasdaq:LKQ) today reported record revenue for the third quarter of 2013 of $1.30 billion, an increase of 27.7% as compared to $1.02 billion in the third quarter of 2012. Net income for the third quarter of 2013 was $73 million, an increase of 35.9% as compared to $54 million for the same period of 2012. Diluted earnings per share of $0.24 for the third quarter ended September 30, 2013 increased 33.3% from $0.18 for the third quarter of 2012. The Company noted that the third quarter of 2013 and 2012 diluted earnings per share figures both included losses totaling $0.01 per share resulting from restructuring and acquisition related expenses and the change in fair value of contingent consideration liabilities.
"Organic revenue growth for parts and services in the quarter of 11.7% remains strong with North America and Europe increasing 6.2% and 32.9%, respectively," stated Robert L. Wagman, President and Chief Executive Officer of LKQ Corporation. "Our improved operating margin in the quarter was driven by our ability to leverage our distribution network to improve efficiencies across our core operating segments," continued Mr. Wagman.
On a nine month year-to-date basis, revenue was $3.75 billion, an increase of 22.6% from $3.06 billion for the comparable period of 2012. Net income for the first nine months of 2013 was $234 million, as compared to $199 million for the first nine months of 2012. Diluted earnings per share was $0.77 for the first nine months of 2013, as compared to $0.66 for the comparable period of 2012.
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I need to re-do the permisons for all home drives and I want domain admins to have full control on all folders, then the user to have modify access on their folder ONLY, i.e \\server\staff\jbloggs jbloggs would have modify access but KPerry would have no access.
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When it comes to new movies, it's a great time to be raising a tween girl.
My daughter, who is 10, has been raised on a steady diet of princess power movies: "Mulan," "The Princess and the Frog," "Tangled," "Brave." These princesses are active, willful creatures, girls who face challenges and triumph on their own terms. They don't need a prince on a white horse to sweep them away to a happily ever after future. They make that future themselves.
These stories present an inspiring alternative to the more familiar traditional fairy tales, in which princesses find love by being beautiful and waiting passively (at times very passively – in eternal sleep, near death, or some other quasi-coma state) for their prince to come.
Many of today's revisionist princess flicks emphasize adventure over finding love – ideal as my daughter moved through the rambunctious single digits. Now that she's 10, though, I'm thinking a lot about the fact that she'll one day have romantic yearnings – if not for a prince, then for some clueless fellow in her math class. Her peers are already whispering about crushes.


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As a man to whom the Democratic party could appeal to, I find them on a national scale to be utterly opposed to my values. I see them as the party of higher taxes, against small business, devaluing the role of the father in the home, fickle support of the military, naive on foreign affairs, anti-religion, and out to destroy the 2nd Amendment. I recognize that the Dems here locally may not toe that line, but in DC they certainly do. That's where the marching orders come from.
DFO: As Rush might say, mega-dittos. I find Mike Kennedy/Mary Lou Shepherd/the late Jim Stoicheff's brand of Democrat very appealing. Pelosi, Reid, Kennedy, Dean and the rest of the usual national suspects turn my stomach as I suspect they do most Idahoans.
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Whole Milk Powder in place of Whey Protein Powder?
Happy Sunday morning! I've been searching the archives for a while now and am still not sure if I can equally substitute whole milk powder for whey protein powder in recipes? Any advice would be appreciated! TIA! :shake:
there's no reason to think that would work--they are pretty different products. the whole milk powder is more or less equally carbs, fat, and protein, with the carbs leading at 38%. the whey is obviously all protein.
having said that, a lot of the recipes here that use it are very "approximate" and the ingredients can be varied a lot without getting something inedible. if you want to try it, try it!
Good Morning ELaine.
I'm sure you want this to work. One is milk one is protein. RR said it well.
It might work, if you're just looking for a "bulking agent" and not to increase the protein. But, as was mentioned, the milk powder is probably a bit carby if you're using a lot.
If you post the recipe, we may be able to help you with substitutions.
Hmmmm, now you've got me thinking. I wonder if I could substitute whey protein FOR skim milk powder in an Indian Sweet Recipe.
It's basically just HWC, Skim Milk Powder and Sugar. I have successfully subbed the sugar with Swerve and Stevia. But now I'm wondering if I could use an inexpensive Whey protein concentrate in place of the Skim milk powder.
Thanks for your help, ladies! Soobee, here's what I was making, and it ended up being too runny, so added some almond flour and a bit more BP, so they were okay!
Pumpkin Pancakes, Low Carb
Nutrition Info
Calories: 432.2
Fat: 37.3g
Carbohydrates: 9.4g
Protein: 18.1g
Ingredients3 oz softened cream cheese
2 eggs
2 tablespoons coconut milk
1/4 cup pumpkin
1/2 tsp molasses
1 scoop of Whey Protein Powder
1/2 tsp Stevia or liquid equivalent
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp pumpkin pie spice
Pinch salt
Coconut oil for frying
1. Soften the cream cheese in a glass bowl in the microwave for 20 seconds.
2. Add the eggs, pumpkin, coconut milk, molasses, & liquid Stevia, if using; mix until well with a fork until blended.
3. If you're using granular Stevia, combine it with the dry ingredients instead of the wet. In a small bowl, mix the remaining ingredients.
4. Pour the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients and stir until combined. Scrape down the batter.
5. Heat griddle to medium high on stove with about a tablespoon of coconut oil. Spoon about a 1/4 cup of the batter onto the griddle for each pancake. Fry for about 2 minutes per side. Serve immediately with sugar- free syrup and whipped cream.
Serving Size: Makes 2 servings
Number of Servings: 2
Sounds as if you compensated admirably. Now that you know that it is too liquidy, you could try any of our drying ingredients like oat fiber or coconut flour.
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This Friday, make your way to cinema; the first truly, undeniably brilliant film of 2014 is being released.
We are, if you aren't aware, slap bang in the middle of awards season. It's that time of year that producers in Hollywood release the types of films that they think will impress the Academy judges when those ballets are released. 12 Years A Slave positions itself perfectly within this bracket but it is so much more than that. A startlingly brilliant film it is tense, dramatic, terrifying, captivating and incredibly hard to watch in places. All of which combines to make a film that won't leave you for a while.
Director Steve McQueen is quickly becoming one of the most important British directors around. Much like with his previous film Shame he lets his camera linger. This allows us to feel every dramatic beat, every whip crack and every degree of the Southern heat. Nowhere is this more apparent than in 2 particularly horrific scenes; one involving Chiwetel Ejiofor and Paul Dano, the other a single long take centered around a whipping. The second of these 2 scenes is almost unwatchable as it nears it conclusion and yet you cannot look away, so mesmerizing is every single performance. McQueen captures the fear of his characters and the menacing hate of those in charge. Not only did the camera not cut but I would have said that I couldn't even blink throughout the scene had it not been for the terrifying whip crack that felt like it echoed through the auditorium
Much has been written about Ejiofor and yet the hype doesn't even come close. I must admit I'm slightly upset as, as a huge Doctor Who fan I have long held the hope that he would one day take the keys to the Tardis. As it is though, his star is about to explode and the rest of the world is now waking up to his brilliance so it is doubtful Auntie Beeb will be able to tempt him back down. Don't be surprised if his mantel piece gets slightly more full over the next few months.
The supporting cast is just as strong though. Cumberbatch, Fassbender, Dano and even Pitt in a small but crucial role are brilliant but there is one performance that outshines all of them. Hollywood newcomer Lupita Nyong'o is outstanding as Patsey and stands toe to toe with Fassbender more than once, something I think we can all agree is no small task.
I cannot recommend 12 Years A Slave highly enough. It is not an easy watch so don't go in expecting one. Instead go in expecting the type of film that will stay with you for a long time and one that we will still be discussing in 12 years time and beyond.
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Reviews - Poseidon Hotel
- Age Group: 60 +
- From: United States
- Traveller type: Mature Couple
- Age Group: 51 - 60
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Weekend Breaker
- Age Group: 18 - 25
- From: Australia
- Traveller type: Adventurer
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Great, family-run hotelfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Staff is very helpful and warm. The bar area is a great place to unwind, and the room we stayed in had a great view from the balcony (jr. suite room).
Poseidon is Awesome!from A TripAdvisor Member
Perfect selectionfrom Toobusy
This hotel is AMAZING!!!from A TripAdvisor Member
Wonderful and away from the noise.from shellm
Romantic and Relaxingfrom donny34
Disappointingfrom A TripAdvisor Member
While the view from the Hotel Poseidon is great and the restaurant has a fantastic setting & their are other amenities which some of the other 4 stars in Positano do not have the Poseidon is over priced and they are trading too much on the location & the view.
Fell below my expectations...from A TripAdvisor Member
for example:
a king size bed is the standard "2 twins pushed together"
minimal decor... one small dresser in the small closet
view from our balcony was VERY obstructed
the hairdryer was a tube with a small stream of warm air coming out
we had an ant invasion in our bathroom (which was promptly taken care of upon notification)
small tv, with only one english channel; no movies, etc.
linens ok, but nothing special
maid service only mediocre
Good breakfast buffet included and open till 11am (which is huge for us as we stayed out late and slept in each morning)
Quiet hotel with few young people (almost no children), which was nice b/c we really wanted to relax
Excellent air conditioner (with MANY settings, etc), so we were never uncomfortable
maids came by each evening to replace towels, bring extra pillows, etc
The terrace (which served meals, had a bar, included the pool, etc.) was amazing... the bar was quite nice, but closed a bit early... nice porch swings and loungers on the terrace... really was breathtaking...
Things to note:
Gym closes early
Staff is not OVERLY friendly
parking does cost 20 Euros or so per day (but if you're up for an adventure DEFINITELY rent a car, we had SO much fun with our Fiat Panda) and it is valet
Bottom line:
This hotel is nice, but it is not a Ritz. I cannot imagine that any of the lesser priced hotels were less cushy or less nice, but I didn't really check. If I return, I will either stay at Le Sireneuse or Palazzo Sasso in Ravello (we had an excellent dinner there one night and it seemed MUCH nicer)
Absolutely Wonderful!from wrldtrvlrgrl
We splurged for a suite at the top of the hotel -- the $$ was well worth it for the honeymoon, but for a future stay, I'll try a regular room. I looked at them - they are VERY small, but most have a good-sized balcony. Trust me, even w/ the large suite, we spent minimal time in the room -- you will spend it at the pool/restaurant deck, walking around town, or on your room balcony.
Loved the people who worked there - and I also enjoyed meeting the people who stayed there. My husband and I often played backgammon or chess after dinner with drinks on the restaurant deck. Rooms are clean - the suite is great.
The Location: it's on the beautiful built-up side of Positano, so you look on the other side (where the Sirenuse is) -- but it is absolutely beautiful and no complaints. It's nice and high up in town so you get great views, and it's just enough away from the hustle and bustle at the bottom. The restaurants (esp. the pizza place and I forget the name of the family restaurant) up the street are great -- typically Italian -- the view owners treated us great when we told them that the Poseidon sent us. Exactly what we wanted!
Sirenuse comparison: We went to the Sirenuse for drinks around twilight - which is what I recommend. We paid around $450 and the Sirenuse was around $600 for a regular room -- Poseidon was definitely a better deal, nice and quiet/friendly -- go to the Sirenuse for lunch if you wish -- definitely for drinks.
We will probably stay there for the majority of our Amalfi Coast stay -- when we do go back!
THE place to stay in Positanofrom A TripAdvisor Member
Top Local Tips for Positano
You may arrive by ferry but if possible come by car Older folks should rent a car to come to Positano for the easiest arrival.you can arrive by ferry but you must arrange for the hotel or the dock porter to bring your bags to the hotel.From the beach in Positano you can take a ferry to and from Capri,Sorrento and Naples.Bella
June is a perfect time to visit June is a fabulous time to visit Positano. It's very hot (26 -29 degrees) but not to the extremes that you would get in July and August. It's obvioulsy busy with tourists but not overrun...the loungers by the pool are not always busy...there is space at the beach and for the most part resturant reservations are not always neccesary.
Walking The hills are steep and Positano probably isn't the place for those with mobility problems. My wife and I do not suffer in this way and, in fact, are walkers. We enjoyed the wonderful "Walk of The Gods from above Amalfi to Monte Pertuso, above Positano. On arriving there, we had the opportunity to catch a bus down to the village but decided to walk. A great mistake. There were several thousand steps to go down and the following day our calves had seized up. Catch the bus!
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- Address: Via Pasitea 148 - Positano - 84017 - Italy
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Ok. The folder structure for courier and dovecot is different, so this makes the migration a bit more complicated. I will refer to that later.
The guide you posted above will not work as a lot of things are missing.
The steps fro a migration are:
1) Backup the following directories on the old server: /var/www, /var/vmail and /etc, ensure that you preserver permissions e.g. with "tar pczf backupfile.tar.gz /directory/to/backup".
2) backup all mysql databases.
3) install ispconfig on the new server.
4) backup the new dbispconfig database and empty the database afterwards. Then restore the database of the old server.
5) copy all users and groups of the websites (users are web1, web2, ... , groups are client1, client2, ..., etc.) from the files /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/group and /etc/gshadow from the old server to the new server. Copy onle the lines of the users and groupsm´, not the whole files! and make a backup of the files before you change them.
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"I don't think we should deny people rights to a civil union, a legal arrangement, if that's what a state chooses to do so," the president said, just days before Election Day. "(S)tates ought to be able to have the right to pass … laws that enable people to, you know, be able to have rights, like others."
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No doubt those conservative activists upset at the president's 2004 statement will be heartened, however, such as Bob Knight of the Culture and Family Institute, who at the time said "civil unions are a government endorsement of homosexuality. But I don't think President Bush has thought about it in that way."
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