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Closer to free: Chemistry is what the BoDeans are all about--harmonizing voices, ringing guitars and not much more. When provided by the supple-piped Sam Llanas and versatile ax slinger Kurt Neumann, the music bubbles right over, sounding as classic as the Everly Brothers but in modern terms. Whatever--the mix is infectious and the BoDeans have rabidly loyal fans who should turn out in droves when the band-backed duo sings tonight at the Paramount Theatre, 1621 Glenarm Pl. Admission to the 7:30 show is $18; call 830-TIXS.
Thursday October 19 Warble zone: Formerly of Dead Can Dance, Lisa Gerrard now sings her vague ululations solo, gaining critical kudos for doing so on the strength of a new CD. She'll bring her strange vocalizations to the Boulder Theater tonight at 8, accompanied by special guests. Deadheads of a different sort can purchase tickets, $16, by calling 1-800-444-SEAT; the Boulder Theater is located at 2030 14th St. In Boulder, of course.
Friday October 20 Cool hand Lee: A disciple of pianist Lenny Tristano, saxophonist Lee Konitz provided a chilly, inward parallel to Charlie Parker's frenetics as '40s bop surged into the cool jazz of the '50s. Riding the crest of that avant-garde, Konitz never feared experimentation, giving way to his continuing involvement in unusual projects, and his brilliant improvisations never slack off. Denver's jazz community gets a rare treat when Konitz winterizes Vartan Jazz, 231 Milwaukee St. in Cherry Creek North, with shows tonight and tomorrow at 8 and 10 p.m. Admission is $12; call 399-1111.
Breaking through: Women are talking. And the subject of breast cancer, once a taboo topic, is getting their attention. A Distinct Grace: Before, During and After Breast Cancer, an exhibition in progress at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, airs some of those voices by displaying works created by members of either gender who have had breast cancer or been touched by it in some way. In addition, special events--lectures, performances, workshops and gallery walks--will be held throughout the show's run, which ends November 26. Today at noon, Suzanne Foster, an art faculty member at CU-Boulder, gives a free lecture on the ways in which artists communicate about illness and healing through their work; at 8 p.m. tonight and tomorrow, choreographer Polly Motley performs new solo works, in collaboration with poet Jack Collum and musician Michael Stanwood, in the museum's Public Theater. Admission to that performance is $7 ($5 BMoCA members); for tickets or information about future events call 443-2122. BMoCA is located at 1750 13th St. in Boulder.
Schuss folks: Some ski areas are open already, possibly catching you with your ski pants down. Get it together: The Rocky Mountain Ski Swap, an annual sale of new and used ski gear at affordable prices, will help you swaddle properly, from head to toe, just in time for fall schussing. Offering skis, poles, boots, snowboards, ice skates, clothing and sound advice from ski experts and Ski Patrol members, the swap takes place from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow on the grounds of Arapahoe Community College, 5900 S. Santa Fe Dr., Littleton. As this is a swap, sellers can begin registering items tonight from 5:30 to 9 and again tomorrow from opening until 10 a.m., also at ACC. Sale admission is $1 (kids under twelve free with paying adult); proceeds raise funds for the Rocky Mountain Division of the National Ski Patrol. Call 430-2924 for information.
Saturday October 21 Repeat performance: Swallow Hill loves Geoff Muldaur, a career folkie bluesman who's been picking and singing ever since Ian and Sylvia warbled over his licks back in the '60s. And the love is mutual--Muldaur switches gears every time the music association brings him here, surprising the faithful with a chamber quintet at one gig and a hand-picked back-up band the next, and the crowds go crazy for it. This year, it's a trio, with legendary Canadian guitarist Amos Garrett and bassist Bill Rich, that'll wow old and new fans at the Mercury Cafe, 2199 California St. Showtime is 8 p.m.; tix are $14 ($12 Swallow Hill members). Call 1-800-444-SEAT or 777-1003.
Ex-X: In fact, X--the band that defined Los Angeles punk--keeps returning from the dead pretty regularly. But that doesn't stop its members from indulging in individual projects, including those of John Doe, whose steadfast, rootsy populism (hard to imagine in a punk band, but it was there) always holds X's music together. Doe's latest diversion is the John Doe Thing, featuring an update of the guitar-pumped folkish songwriting seen on his last solo effort. The Thing, which includes X drummer D.J. Bonebrake, performs tonight at 10 at the Lion's Lair, a true people's venue, 2022 E. Colfax Ave. For tickets call 320-9200 or 1-800-444-SEAT; they're $12.


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Top urban riders and fixed gear freestyle riders from around the world converged in San Francisco for the third Ride + Style event by Red Bull. While we saw a brief recap of the spectacle by local videogapher, Ronnie Garcia, here is the official wrap up by … READ MORE
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Those who attended the third installment of Red Bull Ride + Style in San Francisco last weekend was treated by best fixed gear racing and freestyle competition thus far. Each year, the crowds spawn into Justin Herman Plaza, eager to witness intense competition on the innovative race … READ MORE
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In their third year hosting the Ride + Style, Red Bull promises to make the 2013 event bigger and better than the previous years. To begin with, Red Bull commissioned renowned artists to cover the ramps and boxes with visually stunning paintings, courtesy of RISK, Sam Flores, … READ MORE
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California-based filmer, Zane Meyer, documented the prominent riders in the fixed gear freestyle scene, compiling the footage into a video magazine entitled Can't Fool The Youth. One of the riders highlighted in the DVD is Josh Boothby, an aggressive technician who has mastered big tricks, ledge/rail tricks, … READ MORE
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CPS Commencement Celebration
The CPS Commencement Celebration will be held on Saturday, May 17, 2014 at 7:30 pm in the Charles E. Smith Center. Immediately following the ceremony graduates and their guests are invited to a reception in the Marvin Center Grand Ballroom, 800 21st Street, NW. Our commencement speaker is Dennis W. Johnson, Professor of Political Management at the Graduate School of Political Management. Our student speaker is Megumi Voight from GSPM's Strategic Public Relations program. You will be able to view the ceremony live on UStream at http://www.ustream.tv/
University Commencement Celebration
The University Commencement Ceremony will be held on Sunday, May 18, 2014 at 9:30 am on the National Mall (between 4th and 7th Streets, NW) rain or shine (on-campus emergency plan will be announced). This large ceremony consists of a processional, awards and prizes to faculty, conferral of honorary degrees, speakers (student speaker and major public figures), and the official conferral of degrees by the University President. Students' names are not called at this ceremony and students do not walk across the stage. World renowned chef José Andrés will deliver the university commencement address.
Regalia is required for all students participating in commencement. Online ordering has closed, so graduates can only purchase regalia in person from Wednesday, May 14 through Saturday, May 17. Emergency purchases only on Sunday, May 18. Note that the GW Bookstore's hours are limited that week.
You will receive six (6) tickets to the CPS Commencement Celebration and six (6) tickets to the University Commencement Celebration. You do not need a ticket for yourself. We have begun mailing tickets to students who have completed the University's Graduation Survey. Please complete the survey as soon as possible so you can receive your tickets on time. We will not be providing extra tickets to students for the CPS celebration. The office that administers the survey will be sending us a list of respondents on a daily basis so you do NOT have to send a confirmation that you completed the survey. If you need additional tickets we recommend you check with your classmates, as some of them may not need all six or may not be attending.
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The Autumn Food Collection at Narita Airport will start from October 3 until November 7. Be sure to check out the special menus using seasonal ingredients at restaurants and cafes in the airport, as well as many varieties of sweets and souvenirs that come out in the variety of flavors and shapes. Come to Narita Airport and experience the upcoming autumn at this campaign!
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what does a 3,8 cu. ft. compressed bale of peat moss expand to when its opened? im trying to figure how much i'll need .
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According to most websites I consulted when estimating my needs, a 3.8 cu ft bale will expand to 7.5 cu ft, so it roughly doubles. And when I actually opened the bags I found this estimate to generally hold. |
thank you . jim |
another question , about how much lime per bale of peat to nuetralize it ? jim |
I never got 7 cu ft out of my peat bales. It was my understanding that it is 3.8 cu ft that has been compressed, so it will expand back to 3.8 cubic foot uncompressed. The bales that I got were definitely not 3ftx1ftx1ft compressed in size. That's what I went by when I caclulated first filling my bed, and I still didn't have enough peat. Once you wet it down it compresses even further! |
The 3.8 cuft compressed bales I've been getting are definitely 3.8 in size. I can't say for sure it expands to 7 cu ft, but as I broke it up and scooped it from the bag, it would just expand and fill the bag again. Seemed like it took forever to get the level in the bag to go down at all. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Using Peat Moss
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The holiday shopping season is fast approaching with Black Friday on November 23, 2012, however, predicting and forecasting the outcome of Christmas shopping habits can be a difficult venture.
About 58% of Americans are more comfortable with the economy this holiday season now that Obama is back into power. This reassurance will help boost the public's view of economy and allow more people to spend money this holiday season. Predicting Christmas shopping habits is much different then Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Although many people shop during these two days in preparation for Christmas, finding deals after these days can be difficult. The best piece of advice is to research first and buy second. This will ensure a smooth shopping season.


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The preseason is largely a time when we get to make sweeping judgements on rookies and backups as they torch opposing second-team units.
Hey, remember when Cam Newton really sucked last August and completed only 42.1 percent of his passes? Yeah, me neither. Teams are often trying new offensive or defensive schemes, and experimenting while taking advantage of the irrelevant scoreboard. That kink-massaging process can lead to some of the interceptions, drops, fumbles, and blown coverages as players are thrust into positions and scenarios that are unfamiliar.
But the games aren't entirely meaningless, just mostly. For rookie quarterbacks, we get to see if they can simply lead an NFL offense with some degree of competency, even if the defense they're opposing may not be of the first team variety. And of course there are positional battles, where every throw, catch, or batted ball is really, really meaningful. Then there are the veterans who struggled last year, and fans of their respective teams are desperately watching for change.
Let's start there as we look back on the first full night of preseason play with a few observations beyond the injuries to Michael Vick and Ryan Mathews, because the yearning for change has taken up a permanent residency in Buffalo, and specifically in Ryan Fitzpatrick's arm. If he keeps throwing ducks, the obesity rate in upstate New York could soar due to the abundance of free chewy treats.
Ryan Fitzpatrick struggled to complete forward passes. Although his overall numbers may not have reflected inaccuracy last year with his 62.0 completion percentage, the tale of two Fitzpatricks was the root of Buffalo's long slide after a promising start. As our onw Alen Dumonjic explained, Fitzpatrick struggled with basic mechanics, and that led to wayward throws and crushing interceptions. Only seven of his 23 interceptions came over the first eight games last year, and Fitzpatrick had three games with three or more picks. He played nearly the entire first quarter last night, and nothing changed, as Fitz completed only six of his 14 attempts.
The Bills enjoy making replacement officials work. They took 14 penalties for 134 yards, one of which took a touchdown off the board.
Robert Griffin III was mostly efficient, and a little nervous. And really, isn't that what we expected? Remember, even the sexiest rookie quarterback is allowed to struggle. That's normal, and what Newton did last year still isn't. RG3 misfired on just two of his six pass attempts, and he showed immediate chemistry with Pierre Garcon, the newly-acquired wideout who needed only three catches to finish with 58 yards, including a 20-yard TD catch from Griffin. Overall, Bob Griffin looked poised and comfortable in the pocket, with the exception being his botched handoff to Evan Royster and the resulting fumble.
Another quarterback in Denver also made his debut with a new team. Peyton Manning is the name, I believe, or Pey Pey, as his friends say. As expected, Manning's time on the field was brief, and it lasted for only one series. All eyes were on his arm (as opposed to his sternum, or thigh) and how far it could throw a football. He didn't air it out deep, with his longest completion a 19-yard pass to Eric Decker. But he still showed reasonable strength and the patented Manning zip when he completed a pass to the sideline while standing on the opposite hash mark.
Julio Jones is still pretty fast. One day years from now we'll debate who was the better receiver in the 2011 draft class between Jones and A.J. Green, and it'll be one of those discussion best conducted at a tavern of some kind with loud music and beer priced so low that you have to question whether or not the substance in your glass is actually beer. Jones averaged 18 yards per catch on his 109 yards overall with a touchdown against the Ravens, a fine start to a season in which he may replace Roddy White as Matt Ryan's primary target.
Mike Adams could be a bit of a project. The Steelers' rookie left tackle gave up 2.5 sacks over just a nine-play stretch before leaving Pittsburgh's loss to Philadelphia with a knee injury. There will be better days ahead. Maybe.


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The John Locke Foundation's Agenda 2010: Crime and Punishment does an exceptional job of reducing the complicated criminal justice problems in North Carolina to a few easy-to-understand bullet-points. It also provides actual solutions to these problems — including reserving prison for violent and repeat offenders, adopting conditional post-conviction early release bonds, and expanding community courts for the mentally ill.
Senate Bill 1161 is Signed into Law in Pennsylvania
The Commonwealth Foundation published an article last month entitled "Being Tough on Crime is Not Enough." In the piece, Commonwealth suggested a variety of ways that Pennsylvania could reform its parole, probation, and non-residential programs in order to trim its corrections budget. Last week, Commonwealth's reform plan began to be enacted in earnest with the passage of Senate Bill 1161. The bill contains provisions for adopting new risk assessment instruments, addressing technical parole violations with graduated sanctions, and extending parole opportunities for non-violent offenders. SB 1161 was sponsored by Senator Stewart Greenleaf, a Republican who represents Montgomery and Bucks Counties.
Geriatric Incarceration at Virginia's Deerfield Correctional Center
Last month, The Washington Post ran an interesting story on the Deerfield Correctional Center, a geriatric prison in Virginia. Geriatric incarceration is extremely expensive. According to The Post, "[i]t costs $28,800 annually to house an inmate at Deerfield, compared with the $19,000 it costs at most of the state's medium-security prisons."
Several states have rightly experimented with geriatric release programs, but these proposals must be approached with caution. In some cases, often involving sex offenses, prisoners did not become geriatric in prison — rather they entered as geriatrics. Reformers must also realize that there is a moral component in addition to the financial one. As a commenter on The Atlantic Monthly's website wrote in response to the article: "Often the impact of the offender's action reverberates in the victim's life well beyond the time the offender serves. And often the only sense of vindication they feel is knowing that the person who hurt them will not only not be able to hurt anyone else, but will not be free to enjoy their 'golden years.'"
None of this means that geriatric parole is a bad idea. It simply means that as with any parole program, thoughtful distinctions must be made between those whom society feels are deserving of parole and those whom it feels are not deserving.


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Hospital of Central Connecticut awarded $25,000 grant to fund unique program for breast cancer survivors
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The Hospital of Central Connecticut (HOCC) has been awarded a $25,000 grant from the Connecticut Breast Health Initiative, Inc. (CT BHI, Inc.) toward a free and unique interactive educational program that stresses nutrition and fitness for breast cancer survivors.
Survive & Thrive: A Nutrition and Fitness Educational Series for Breast Cancer Survivors is a multi-faceted initiative that will include a yoga series, a nutrition and exercise series, and workshops focusing on nutrition and exercise/physical activity. Survive & Thrive is expected to begin in September.
"There's been a lot of research published in the past three to five years about the benefits of nutrition and exercise in decreasing the risk of breast cancer recurrence," says HOCC Nurse Navigator Donna Boehm, R.N., M.S.N., M.P.H. "We're grateful to the Connecticut Breast Health Initiative for this funding that will help us meet the needs of our breast cancer survivors in the community."
Survive & Thrive will include four, eight-week yoga sessions at the hospital's Bradley Memorial campus starting in September; and three, 12-week interactive nutrition and exercise sessions at the New Britain General campus beginning in October. The nutrition and exercise sessions will offer one hour of weekly supervised physical activity in the Elliot and Marsha Cohen Good Life Center, followed by one hour of nutrition education. Participants will be able to extend Good Life Center membership through a full year to help achieve sustainable progress and results.
Survive & Thrive will also include a winter and spring nutrition workshop and two exercise/physical activity workshops, to be open to breast cancer survivors in the community. Program offerings will extend through 2012. The grant will also help fund patient education materials related to nutrition and physical activity and the breast program staff's community outreach activities.
The hospital's comprehensive breast program is accredited by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers. It includes two breast navigators and weekly breast conference meetings. Nurse navigators guide patients through the healthcare system from diagnosis through treatment. Among the program's educational initiatives are survivorship workshops and manuals for patients with breast cancer. For program information, please contact Boehm at 860-224-5900, X6307 or visit http://www.thocc.org/services/breast/nurse.aspx .
This $25,000 grant follows three others from CT BHI, Inc., namely two grants totaling $60,000 in 2010 focusing on breast cancer education and research; and a $15,000 education grant in 2009 toward patient education.
The CT BHI, Inc. has assumed a leading role in the fight against breast cancer in Connecticut since 2004, having awarded $1,637,854 million in grants. Money CT BHI, Inc. raises supports breast cancer education and research within Connecticut. All money raised in Connecticut stays within the state.


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Lexi is a beautiful, loving and playful Cane Corso Mastiff. She is a Blue Cane Corso whose eyes change colors from blue to green. My husband and I bought her a few months after we got married. Lexi is now 4 months old and is growing everyday she weighs around 35 pounds right now. She loves to play in the backyard and loves hugs She is also a UM fan, being that her daddy goes to Law School there.


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Internet memes are one of the most pervasive pop culture phenomenons to come along in recent history and this Grumpy Cat art extends the influence into other realms of media. This piece in particular is crafted from clay and is meant to resemble a regal bust of a royal figure. The adorable Grumpy Cat has come to experience worldwide admiration as the grumpiest kitty on the planet, not to mention one of the cutest.
The Grumpy Cat bust features a striking attention to detail that likely took a great deal of time to perfect. The art creation was created by avid Internet meme fan Chris Calver, who also does other moldings of pop culture icons including movie characters and sci-fi villains.


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305jcatcw writes "A university network is brought down when two network cables are plugged into the wrong hub. An employee is injured after an ill-timed entry into a data center. Overheated systems are shut down by a thermostat setting changed from Fahrenheit to Celsius. And, of course, Big Red Buttons. These are just a few of the data center disasters caused by human folly."


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One player posts a question (bolded to find it easily) about Disney MGM Studios.
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What is the name of the boat being captianed by an audience member at the beginning of the Backlot Tour?


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Apr 24, 2001Back in the day this group got a ton of flack over the name Barenaked Ladies. Although there are no ladies in the group, Barenaked Men just didn't have the same ring. They wanted attention!
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Apr 24, 2001Pikachu I ban you! Uh, oh. Saudi Arabia has just banned all Pokemon cards, games and even toys. They've decided that the game encourages gambling and un-islamic teachings.
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Apr 23, 2001Just when you thought awards show season was over, along comes the Blockbuster Entertainment Awards. This show is not by any means the best, but it's not the worst (that would be the Grammys.)
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Apr 23, 2001Frankie Muniz from Malcolm in the Middle had a few words to share and some awards to hand out at the 2001 Blockbuster Entertainment Awards. Check out the glitz, the glamour and the winners.
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Apr 23, 2001That sexy Latin heart throb Ricky opened the Blockbuster Awards with a bang! He started singing Loaded from outside the building and headed inside while performing down the aisle to the main stage.
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Apr 25, 2001A tool that makes sure your board is always ready to go - and something to make sure your annoying sister never touches your board. Here's a couple of gadgets to give you a better riding experience.
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Apr 24, 2001Trade Federation getting you down? Too many blasters and not enough shields? If you're stuck and the Force can't help, you need a power up. Check these out and get ready to rule the skies.
Survivor - Episode 11
Apr 24, 2001Well, it's a good time for Colby, but no one else. Not only does Barramundi have to brave a flood but they also have to deal with Jerri's scary stares during tribal council. What a nightmare!
Samba de Amigo :: Dreamcast Game Review
Apr 26, 2001Get ready to shake, shake, shake your maracas with some hot dancing tunes. Samba de Amigo is a kooky dance game for your Dreamcast system. It'll get your feet tapping and your body moving.
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Apr 26, 2001If you're like most kidz you like to crank up the radio for the latest tunes. Cody Morton likes radio so much that he runs his own radio program called Bust a Groove - and he's only 12.


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A watchnight service is a late-night Christian church service. In many different Christian traditions, a watchnight service is held late on New Year's Eve, and ends after midnight. This provides the opportunity for Christians to review the year that has passed and make confession, and then prepare for the year ahead by praying and resolving.[1] The services often include singing, praying, exhorting, and preaching.[2]
The founder of the Methodist Church, John Wesley, originated watch night services in 1740, sometimes calling them Covenant Renewal Services.[2][3] The services provided Methodist Christians with a godly alternative to times of drunken revelry, such as Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.[2] Today, a Methodist watchnight service includes singing, spontaneous prayers and testimonials, as well as scripture readings; the liturgy for this service is found in The United Methodist Book of Worship.[1][4]
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Watchnight service has added significance and history in the African-American community in the United States, since many slaves were said to have gathered in churches on New Year's Eve, in 1862, to await news and confirmation of the enactment of the Emancipation Proclamation by President Abraham Lincoln, on January 1, 1863.[6]
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A cloud computing service is one that provides computing power without the installation of content, hardware or software application at the client or customer's premises. Services such as Facebook, Rackspace, Hotmail, Twitter, Yahoo!, YouTube, Flickr, eBay, Google Apps (and all its subsidiary offerings such as Gmail and Google Docs), Amazon EC2, TripAdvisor and DropBox either employ or offer cloud services. Law firms are understandably getting increasingly interested in using them. Cloud services offer a cheap and efficient method of outsourcing computerised handling of all types of data to organisations that find such tasks burdensome, expensive or beyond their technical capabilities.
The contracts that most cloud services offer are in general non-negotiable. It's a case of take it or leave it. Only very large or prestigious organisations will have the necessary influence to require a cloud supplier to accept amendments to its standard terms and conditions. However, many of the standard contracts are extremely one-sided in favour of the cloud supplier. If an individual or small organisation doesn't like the terms offered, it has to make a decision whether to risk accepting the standard contract, try another cloud supplier, or give up on cloud services altogether.
Very few cloud service contracts offer guarantees of good service (e.g., 100% uptime), and those that offer refunds for poor service availability typically offer such refunds in terms of money off a future renewal of the subscription rather than a refund of the existing subscription. So if the cloud service client is so annoyed by poor availability it decides to not renew, or to cancel its current contract, it will get no refund. Some contracts give the service supplier the right to close the service at little or no notice. Presumably it would only do this if the service was unprofitable or if the cloud service supplier itself was in serious financial difficulty, but the danger is that the client who depends on the service for its day-to-day business activities may be left suddenly in great difficulty. Many cloud service suppliers include a clause by which they exclude all liability for any problems that arise in the service, whether or not it was caused by the service supplier's incompetence or recklessness. It is really disappointing that cloud service suppliers include such clauses, which indicate an immaturity of, and lack of confidence in, the cloud service supply industry.
Almost by definition, data stored in the cloud will move from country to country, each with its own laws. In addition, the cloud service supplier may well be based in a different country to that of its clients. Even if there is no personal data present, three countries' laws (the home base of the service supplier, the home base of the client and the country where the cloud happens to be residing at any given time) may apply to any actions taken with the data or any legal cases arising from the contract. If there is personal data present, things are even more complicated and legally treacherous. Furthermore, the data might well be backed up or replicated in multiple countries.
One particular area of concern is the US PATRIOT Act. This allows US authorities to compel, amongst others, cloud service providers to disclose information about their customers and/or the data stored or used by those customers - and without those customers knowing that such information has been requested. Because of its wide-ranging powers, this Act has led to some Governments (e.g., Canada and Netherlands) banning organisations under their control from passing any data to US-based organisations, and has allegedly led to Amazon delaying the launch of its new Kindle Fire within the EU because of the incompatibility of the PATRIOT Act with EU data protection legislation. The PATRIOT Act is not alone of course; there are similar pieces of legislation in other countries where cloud data might be held, but they are generally not as far-reaching or as well known as the PATRIOT Act.
Data protection and security of data are not the only legal issues that can arise. Questions might arise regarding who is responsible if the data offered by a client is somehow amended or released resulting in an illegality, such as defamation or breaking national security laws. It is not clear what country's laws might apply in such cases. Whilst it is unrealistic to expect the cloud service supplier to monitor everything on its servers (and indeed, this could be problematic from a privacy point of view), it is reasonable to expect it to respond to complaints received regarding alleged defamatory comments. The contract or a Service Level Agreement between the client and the cloud service supplier will probably include warranties and instructions relating to alleged defamatory statements or other potentially illegal materials stored on the cloud's servers. Software licences, copyright licences and database rights licences are also – and somewhat surprisingly - potentially problematic. If a client has permission to use a particular software or database "on site", does that include "in the cloud"?
I suggest below questions that should be asked of any cloud service supplier before signing its contract:
- Who (both within and outside the service supplier) will be able to see my information?
- Who owns and controls your infrastructure? Is this outsourced to any third party?
- In what countries might our data be held?
- Can I see a copy of your reliability/availability/downtime reports (if any)?
- What service levels are guaranteed, e.g., availability, time taken to resolve a problem, and what compensation do you offer if you fail to fulfil that? (Resist the practice of discounts on future subscriptions, but insist where possible to receive financial compensation there and then?
- Have you ever had security breaches in the past? (If "yes", ask for more details.)
- What assurances can you give that data protection standards will be maintained even if the data we supply is stored in a country with weak, or no data protection laws, or where government inspection powers are very wide-ranging?
- How easy would it be to migrate my data to a competitor service once this contract ends? Can you guarantee that it will be in a usable format?
- What are the names of your employees responsible for handling our data?
- What security policies, technology and systems do you employ? What national or international standards do they comply with?
- Do I get any rights of refusal before you make changes to the service that affect my data? (Alternatively, can we cancel early and get money back if we cancel early because of unwanted service changes?)
- Will you use my organisation's name or type of data given to you on any of your advertising? (If need be, require that the cloud supplier has to ask for permission each time)
- What special measures will you take regarding data we tag as confidential?
- Could we have a free trial with some non-sensitive data before committing ourselves?
- Are you willing to include clauses in the contract relating to ensuring there is no unauthorised loss or destruction of data?
- Will you guarantee to inform us if you become aware of any data security breach that affects or involves our data?
- Finally, and most important, is your contract negotiable?
The cloud offers many potential benefits. But one should enter into a cloud contract being aware of both the benefits and the risks and should make an informed risk assessment before committing to a cloud service.
I rest my case, m'lud.
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Hey all! Scarlett here. It's been a fun couple of months, but now Star Tours 2.0 is open on both coasts, Star Wars Weekends are over at Disney's Hollywood Studios, and we've all gotten back to everyday life. StarToursLive.com was an amazing project, and we just wanted to say a few things before we move on.
First of all, the StarToursLive team and I could not be more grateful for all of you who followed along, retweeted us, came to see us during #startourswatch, and kept us going through the whole thing. We had no idea that we would get such a fantasic response, and it really made everything worth it. Every sunburn, long day, all-nighter, bug bite, and Backlot Express hamburger was made more tolerable by all of you. Thank you so much for all that you did and all of your support.
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TouringPlans.com is devoted to saving you and your family the most time in line possible. We want you to see as much as you can, as efficiently as you can, so that you can have the best vacation possible. To make all that happen, we have a team of researchers, statistitions, and many others who put in a ton of time developing the Crowd Calendar, Touring Plans, the Lines smartphone application, and lots more.
At StudiosCentral.com, they have information on anything you ever wanted to know about Disney's Hollywood Studios. Park hours, construction photos, show schedules, special event information, rumors, news...it's all there, along with forums and a great community. Matt and the team go to Hollywood Studios at least once a week to do updates, take pictures, and find out anything that you need to know to experience what they consider to be the best Disney theme park.
Third, we really want to apologize for how we handled the attraction opening at Disneyland. We know that we neglected the west coast. Please don't think this is any indication to how we feel about Disneyland or it's fans. The attraction was opening in Florida first, we figured it would be ready first, and we could focus on it first, and then jump to Disneyland. However, soft openings happened much later in Florida than we expected, and much earlier in California. There were lots of unexpected surprises, and quite frankly, we weren't prepared for them. Something had to give or we were all going to crumble. Unfortunately, it was the Disneyland coverage that went. That was totally our fault, and we sincerely apologize to all the Disneyland fans we disappointed. This was our first flight...and we're still getting used to our programming.
Lastly, I would like to get a bit personal. Because of all the time I spent on this project, and the countless hours spent sitting in front of a closed Star Tours, I feel very connected to StarToursLive.com. This became very personal for me, and there are some people I would like to thank. First, I would like to thank all the staff at StarToursLive.com. Henry Work, Matt Hochberg, Scott Barrett, Tom Bricker, and Darcie Vance all worked so hard to make this project great. I want to thank my friend Ben, who was with me for almost all of #startourswatch, helped me with so many technical questions I had, spent countless hours brainstorming, and really had a lot of the great ideas, but got none of the credit. I would have gone out of my mind by day 2 if it hadn't been for him. Thanks to Glenn Sonoda for answering every Star Wars question, listening to my crazy theories about the rides storyline, and putting up with my Star Wars fanaticism. Thank you to the amazing Disney Cast Members who became such an important part of our journey (I can't name them all, but they know who they are). Thanks to TheForce.net and ForceCast for taking us seriously and reporting so much of our news. Thank you to all the incredible unofficial Disney sites who worked with us. Again, thank you to all of you who followed along, this would have been nothing without you.
It's been a fun ride. But, it's time to get off. We'll still report any fun Star Tours news, and we'll keep you posted on what the next big project is (FantasylandLive?). Until then, May the Force be with you.
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Only a few days after the soft openings began for Star Tours: The Adventures Continue in Walt Disney World, an excellent web app appeared on the scene that allowed you to cleverly keep track your Star Tours flight combinations.
We're happy to announce that StarToursPassport.net, the brainchild of Paul Chadkin, has now been integrated into our free Disney World and Disneyland iPhone and Android apps. Click on "track your flights," and you'll be able to view an embedded version of the StarToursPassport.net, so you can easily switch between the wait times for the attraction and getting the cathartic feeling of entering a new flight into the system. If you're already a user on StarToursPassport.net, just login and you'll have access to all your existing data.
Major thanks to Paul for creating such an awesome tool, and for allowing us to integrate it into the app!
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Shown just before the official webcast opening of Star Tours in Disneyland this morning, Disney Parks has put up a great video entitled "Star Tours: Darth Vader Goes To Disneyland." We'll let you enjoy it without more comment (but we have to say: it's pretty awesome).
StarToursLive.com is LIVE at Disneyland
Our fearless researcher Robbie is in #Disneyland today, tweeting photos, wait times, and crowd reports from the Star Tours 2 grand opening in Disneyland.
Be sure to follow us on Twitter or Facebook to follow the updates, and of course, check out the official Star Tours webcast from the Disney Parks Blog -- starting at 9:30am!
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Star Tours Opens Tomorrow at Disneyland
Tomorrow morning at 9:30 PDT, Disneyland will begin their Grand Opening Ceremony for the new Star Tours: The Adventures Continue. They will be live streaming the event, just as the did the Walt Disney World Ceremony, at disneylandevent.com. According to the site, "pre-boarding" will begin at 9:10am. Guests who visit that site now can watch a preview video showing Star Tours, Ariel's Undersea Adventure, Mickey's Soundsational Parade, and the newly refurbished Disneyland Hotel.
Guests visiting Disneyland tomorrow should expect large crowds and long lines as many of the local passholders will want to see the opening ceremony for themselves. We'll have one of TouringPlans.com's Disneyland researchers, Robbie, on the ground tweeting and reporting wait times. If you're around Disneyland tomorrow, let us know what you think!
Star Tours 2 silhouettes video
Check out this video Lauren Anderson took of the silhouettes screen at Star Tours 2 queue in Disney's Hollywood Studios
Video from Disneyland's Star Tours queue
Friend of the site, DisneylandFan1997, has sent in another video from inside Disneyland's queue. Enjoy!
Video from Disneyland Annual Passholder preview of Star Tours 2
One of our readers, Brandin, sent in this video from an Annual Passholder preview showing at Disneyland and was able to take footage of most of the ride
Star Tours Midnight Meet-Up Recap Photos
Special thanks to Don Sullivan for capturing these great photos of the special event that began at 12:01 a.m. on May 20 and ran until 2 a.m.
Disneyland Star Tours 2 Soft Opening Report
This report comes from one of our readers, Dean Clark:
got to test the new Star Tours at the Disneyland Park out here in Southern California. All I can say is its awesome. The line experience is completely updated and you pass under a GIANT LCD screen displaying flight information and short CGI videos introducing you to Star Tours and the benefits of taking one of their flights.
Also you pass through an area where you are "scanned" by a droid who interacts with the people in the line by talking to them, of course he doesn't respond to you he just kind of tells you to keep moving and cracks jokes. The scanner is a camera that is linked to another LCD screen and shows the crowd in different colors... closest thing I can describe it as is like a negative image, the colors are reversed.
Then you walk a small distance and grab your 3D glasses and board the ride, the experience I got started inside a hangar of sorts(sorry I don't know many Star Wars terms") and C3P0 accidentally ended up pilot of out craft, on our way out of the hangar bay we were stopped by Darth Vader and a bunch of clone troopers, our craft was being tossed about by Vader who was using the Force.
Darth Vader was apparently searching for a rebel agent that was on our craft. We escaped Vader and proceeded out into space where we received a message from friendlies who wanted us to deliver the rebel aboard our craft to certain coordinates. We complied and entered lightspeed... or hyperspace... anyways when we came out we were directly in the middle of a giant space battle above a planet.
We weaved in and out of ships and avoided fire from enemy crafts, eventually some Buzz Droids attached to our craft and climbed on the front window, this is one of the moments the 3D really shines. It was amazing to see them scurrying around on the window drilling on the glass while a battle raged on behind them.
From here we had R2D2 eliminate the buzz droid and we were hit by enemy fire and began to plummet to the planet below. We fell through the atmosphere and ended up getting power back to out engines just feet before we would hit the ground. It was a snowy planet and there was a battle going on involving those giant 4 legged walker things and other crafts. We again dodged fire and flew closely under a walker that was falling and one's foot that lifted up just at the right moment to let us fly through.
From there we proceeded to end up teetering off the edge of a cliff and slid down the face of it like a Olympic skier doing one of those giant jumps.
We took off into the sky and away from the planet... from here I don't remember details but we ended up docking again and safely delivered our rebel agent.
Overall I was greatly impressed by the improved CGI and the 3D was top quality. Star Tours 2 is a step up from what we are used to seeing at Star Tours, from the newly redone interior to the ride itself, this is sure to impress Star Wars fans.


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