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Lead sponsor is the Lake Rosseau North Association with partners the Rosseau General Store.
June 2016 - Book by Colm Toibin & Movie
Book Discussion: Monday, June 20th, 2016 at 4:30pm at the Rosseau Memorial Hall
Book titled: Brooklyn
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Monday, June 27th, 2016 at 7pm @ the Rosseau Memorial Hall
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Lake Rosseau North Association as the lead sponsor had partnered with the Seguin Libraries – Rosseau Branch and the Rosseau Recreation Committee to bring back movie nights in Rosseau starting the summer of 2010. Movie Night in Rosseau during the summer months of July and August has been a tradition that many people can remember. In the most recent past, Brian & Cheryl Fright, their family, co-workers, friends and Martin Short had brought movie night back, but in the year of the Summer of 2009 due to lack of volunteer help we didn't have Movie Night in Rosseau. We are excited to announce in 2010 that not only will Movie Night happen in Rosseau during July and August at the Rosseau Memorial Community Hall but will continue throughout the whole year bringing movies to everyone in the Rosseau community and beyond.
Book-Movie club selection for June 2016 is
Brooklyn by Colm Toibin. We are meeting at the Rosseau Memorial Hall on Monday, June 20th, 2016 at 4:30pm to discuss the book, then coming back on Monday, June 27th, 2016 at 7pm at the Rosseau Memorial Hall to watch the movie. All are welcome.


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My site, Stockpickr.com, had 24 hours before it was going to go out of business and then I would probably have to kill myself. I has passed the 2 year point on a life insurance policy where it was now ok to still kill myself and my kids would still get the $4 million in the policy. It was Martin Luther King Day, 2007. He had a dream.
My site was anti-news. And I write for all the news sites. Get rid of me if you want. But you know you scare and panic people until they wake up with stomach pains at 4 in the morning. Just so you could sell another $1.25 with the next nightmare headline. And then you dump them and move onto the next panic.
So I made a finance site with everything but news. The only one. And thestreet.com had just announced it, and Jim Cramer was mentioning it every day on TV. And I knew that once Martin Luther King Day passed, I was going to go out of business.
Because you get what you pay for and I had reached across the planet to hire Indian programmers to program my site. And everytime Jim Cramer mentioned the website on TV we crashed. We couldn't handle the load. It wasn't rocket science. I'm a computer programmer. I should've just done it myself. But I hired a bunch of Jainists in Bangalore instead. One day they had a religious holiday. The other day the power went out so nobody was at work.. And finally I get ahold of them at 3 in the morning on Saturday night.
[see, 10 things I learned working with Jim Cramer]
"Please. Please please," I said to Arvind, "you have to fix this problem by Monday because Tuesday Cramer's going to mention the site again and if we go down we're out of business. You can't have a site go down anymore else people don't trust it."
"We will fix it," they said, "don't worry." And I waited. All Sunday morning I kept hitting reload. It was slow. I knew it wasn't fixed. "Don't worry, James. You worry too much," Arvind said, "we will fix it." I called up ten friends and we'd click simultaneously and the site will go down. "We're testing stuff," the Indians said, "it might go down but we know what the problem is. We're fixing it."
Monday morning I woke up. I had a letter from Arvind in India. In Bangalore. I've since been to Bangalore. At three in the morning their time, driving from Bangalore to Mysore. When are we going to get on the highway I kept wondering. Everywhere you went seemed like a side street. And random men and women walking along the side all night long. Men peeing on the side of the road. And little carts where the men would hang around drinking whatever. The cab driver had to stop and disappear for awhile and I stood outside thinking, "here I am". I could just disappear and nobody would know, nobody would find me.
But that was years later.
Monday morning. 2007. Martin Luther King day. Letter from Arvind: "I'm sorry, James. But we have to give up. It's late here and we could not figure out the problem. I'm really sorry but we have no idea what the problem is."
And I had 24 hours approximately before I was sure I was out of business. When you are running a business, every detail counts. Your customers are not forgiving. Your competitors laugh in your face. Your benefactors deny they ever knew you. Your programmers move on to their next project and remove your name from their client list.
Your friends say, "well maybe your next business". Your children want to play, not knowing that their lives, too, hang in the balance. But they don't really care because ultimately they move on and leave their parents behind, move on to exciting new lives as artists, lovers, professional whatevers, saying, "I had a father once."
So at 7am I made the call. I called Chet. Super Chet. I hadn't spoken to him in at least eight years. His phone number was listed in Boston so I called him. He was the single best programmer on the planet. And he was born in India although raised in Texas.
I'll give you one example. When IBM was hosting the live streaming Olympics in 1996 on the web their servers kept going down. Who did they call? Not their 10,000 person IT department. They called Chet in his apartment in the Upper West Side. He took his little computer and wrote some sort of networking protocol between his computer and 20 other IBM mainframes around the world. The Olympics was saved. IBM was saved.
Chet lived wherever he wanted. He worked on whatever he wanted. IBM didn't want him to ever leave so they agreed to everything he ever asked for. He put out fires for them. That's what he still does to this day.
We had worked together in 1988. But that's another story. In 1996 he would hang out at my first company and do all the spare programming we needed on the weekends. For free. He just liked doing it. That was his weekend fun.
One time in 1996 he called me while I was out on the town and he was programming. "James! Why did you write the code this way? It's like spaghetti. You took up 10 pages of code when just a few lines would've done it."
"Chet," I asked him. "Is the client standing right there next to you?"
"Yes," he said.
"Ahh," he said, "got it!" And he hung up the phone.
Martin Luther King day: 2007, 6am. I call Chet for the first time since 1999. "Chet, it's James." "James?" "Look, no time to update. I hope all is well but I need your help badly."
I explained the whole problem to him in about three minutes. I think I was crying.
"Ok, ok, ok," he said, and he asked a couple of technical questions about how the site was built. I answered the best I could.
"Ok," he said, "here's the problem: I have a plane to catch to Paris at around 4pm so I really only have until 2pm. I'm giving a talk there and I can't skip it. But give me the phone number of the Indians and give me access to all the servers." I gave him all of the passwords.
"I can't do this from home. I'm going to do this from the office. I'll call you in twenty minutes."
"PLEASE FUCKING FIX THIS!" I said, "THEY'RE FROM INDIA. JUST LIKE YOU! YOU CAN DEAL WITH THEM!" I'm not pretty in a panic.
"Ok, ok, James. You have. To calm. Down." he said, "give me twenty minutes to get dressed and get into the office." It was 6am and he had a plane to Paris to catch.
By noon that day he had spoken to the Indians, he had rewritten half the code, he gave them detailed instructions about what they had been doing wrong, he advised me on how to keep calm in moments like this and what I should be looking to do long-term to fix the site. He did all of this even though the site was written in a programming language he had never used before. On the way to the office he somehow learned the programming language.
By noon that day the problem was fixed. The site never crashed again.
By 4pm he was on a flight to Paris. When he got there I called him. "Chet, I can't thank you enough. I want to give you a piece of the company. You deserve it."
"No way, James," he said, "remember in 1995 when we were on the 42nd Street subway platform underneath Times Square?"
"No," I said.
"I was going on and on about distributed objects, blah blah and you said, 'Chet! Shut up with that. Its boring. You should be doing the Internet and nothing else. That's what is going to make your career.' "
"I don't remember," I said.
"Well that conversation changed my life. I switched everything to the Internet. You were right! And its changed my life ever since."
I didn't know what to say. Maybe I vaguely remembered. He continued:
"Consider the favor returned."
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Still got it! Arnold Schwarzenegger makes a female fan giggle... despite his shocking tan
He's weathered career changes and scandal. But he can still make female fans swoon.
Arnold Schwarzenegger stepped out in Los Angeles on Saturday and proved that he hasn't lost his charm even if he does appear to have gotten a little too much sun.
The 66-year-old body builder, actor and politician stopped to chat with a female fan who giggled at the site of the 6'2" star.
He's still got it: Arnold Schwarzenegger stepped out in Los Angeles on Saturday, wearing an infectious smile on his very red face
The Terminator grinned too as he made his way to his car.
The bachelor looked as cool as ever in a plaid button-down shirt, jeans, cowboy boots and a tan leather jacket.
He accessorised with a pair of sunglasses that detracted from his parched skin.
Nice to meet you: The 66-year-old body builder, actor and politician made a young woman swoon as he made his through the parking lot
Cool: The Terminator star wore a plaid button-down shirt, crisp jeans, a tan leather jacket and cowboy boots
Blinded: The young lady looked pale in comparison to the Predator star, whose sunglasses hid his parched face
Later in the day, the Austrian personality suited up for the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation Honours Jerry Weintraub event in Sherman Oaks.
But without the sunnies to avert one's gaze, his red face was on full display.
At the gala, he donned a blue-grey suit and a light blue dress shirt.
Nothing to hide: With no sunglasses to divert attention, the Kindergarten Cop star's sun burnt face was on full display later on Saturday at a Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation event in Sherman Oaks
Still smiling: Despite the crimson hue of his face and neck Arnie laughed as he chatted with a gala attendee
Dressed to impress: The Austrian born celebrity cleaned up in blue-grey suit, light blue dress shirt and black boots for the LAFD soiree honouring Jerry Weintraub
The former Mr. Olympia must be taking advantage of the California sun as he was spotted in London earlier in the week without a crimson cast.
On Tuesday, Arnold was making faces at Kelsey Grammer's daughter Faith while in the Mayfair area of the British city.
The Frasier star and his very pregnant wife Kayte along with their 20-month-old girl bumped into a noticeably paler Arnie while he was at Cecconi's for lunch.
Who's laughing now?The tough guy pulled funny faces at Kelsey Grammer's daughter Faith as the pair ran into each other while out in London on Wednesday. Arnie sported a significantly lighter tan while in England
Restaurant-goer Nitin Joshi said of the pair's encounter: 'Arnold was there with a business associate, when all of a sudden Kelsey walked in with his wife and child.
'I overheard Kelsey saying he'd just spotted him through the window. They sat down and had a great chat for about 20 minutes.
'It was obvious they knew each other, because they were laughing and joking like old friends.'
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My Personal Elite Four battle style is:
- Challengers must have Pokemon over lower level than I. They may be the same level but none above. :3
- Challengers can choose a level 50 vs level 50 battle or the previous type mentioned.
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ARTS/West: Athens Community Gateway to the Arts
A day in the life of a community arts facility 132 W. State St, Athens, OH 45701 (740) 592-4315
Friday, July 01, 2016
Athens Rock Camp for Girls Final Concert 2
ARTS/West presents the final concert performance from Girls Rock Camp Sunday, July 17th at 2:00pm. This is a performance you do not want to miss! This week long camp introduces self-esteem builders through music creation and performance. The Girls Rock Camp also offers workshops and technical training while creating leadership and encouraging social change. The girls form bands, learn to play instruments, write music and show off all their hard work by the end of the week. 5-10$ suggested donation at the door, concert begins at 2:00pm, doors open at 1:30pm. For more information please contact email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Athens Rock Camp for Girls Final Concert 1
ARTS/West presents the final concert performance from Girls Rock Camp on Saturday, July 16th at 7pm. This is a performance you do not want to miss! This week long camp introduces self-esteem builders through music creation and performance. The Girls Rock Camp also offers workshops and technical training while creating leadership and encouraging social change. The girls form bands, learn to play instruments, write music and show off all their hard work by the end of the week. 5-10$ suggested donation at the door, concert begins at 7:00pm, doors open at 6:30pm. For more information please contact email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
ARTS/West Presents: Athens Old Time Square Dance Social
Come out to ARTS/West on Friday, July 8th from for a night of evening entertainment. Shake it the old fashion way to the fine fiddling of Matt Mcelroy and the gang and the calling of Joe Burdock. There will be snacks but bring your own adult beveridges. Party starts @ 7pm (come early if it's your first time) or just come hang out, socialize and listen since it's only $6!
Also, we will once again have an old fashion soda bar and snacks provided by Twist One Up!
Emily Beveridge 80s Poster Art Opening and Exhibit
Come out to ARTS/West and marvel at the 80s night collage posters for the DJ Barticus 80s Nights at Casa, created by Emily Beveridge. For the first time they will be available to purchase, and in a full sized poster format! Opening Reception will take place on Thursday, July 7th from 6:30-8:30pm and will feature refreshments as well as a live DJ set of 80s tunes performed by DJ Barticus himself. The show will be on display in the ARTS/West Gallery Space from July 7th to August 3rd and will be available during regular business hours (M-TH, 10am-4pm), during special events, or call 740-592-4315 to schedule a time.
ARTS/West Presents: Community Yoga with Becky Anderson
Come out to ARTS/West on Sunday, July 3rd for the monthly session of Community Yoga! Classes are always on the first Sunday of the month, noon-1pm and free for ARTS/West members (for as little as $30 a year you can become a member!) or a $5 suggested donation for non-members. Contact ARTS/West at 740-592-4315 for more information. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a mat. Classes are taught by Becky Anderson.
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Unity of Southeastern Ohio Proudly presents the Troubadours of Divine Bliss
of Southeastern Ohio
Proudly presents
A day of spiritual nourishment through the art of music & song with:
Troubadours of Divine Bliss
Location – Arts/West: 132 W. State St. Athens, Ohio 45701
Sunday, June 26th 2016
Coffee, tea and fellowship time will be begin at 10:15am
The main talk will begin at 11:00am
Pot-luck Lunch will begin at approx. 12:00pm
Concert will begin at approx. 1:15pm
A Love Offering will be received to support these wonderful ladies and the amazing work they do!
CDs, T-Shirts and merchandise will be available for purchase and the Troubadours will be available for autographs after the show.
This is an event appropriate for the entire family.
You do not want to miss it!!!
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ARTS/West Presents: Athens County Community Singers Patriotic Concert
Come out to ARTS/West on Thursday, June 30th at 1:00 pm and enjoy some of your favorite patriotic songs as well as some new ones performed by members of the Athens County Community Singers and SATB. The Athens County Community Singers is "a choir for all voices" and is a non-profit organization.
Friday, June 10, 2016
ARTS/West Presents: Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic
The first stop on the 2016 Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic tour is ARTS/West! Join them on Wednesday, June 29th at 7pm, doors open at 6:30pm, donations are welcome at the door. Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic, America's premier youth fiddling show band from Saline, Michigan, astounds audiences every time the group takes the stage. The musicians, all from Saline High School, present an energetic group and polished show that features a diverse range of music from American folk, fiddle, bluegrass, jazz, western swing, and Celtic traditions. Spirited vocals and Appalachian step dancing combine with the instrumentals to create an unforgettable live performance. This fully equipped, amplified, self-contained performance group is highly adaptable; no venue is too small, no stage is too large!
ARTS/West Presents: Dan Kennedy Piano Concert
Composer, Pianist, and Recording Artist Dan Kennedy will play a contemporary Solo Piano concert at 7:30pm, Saturday, June 25, 2016 at ARTS/West. Classically trained at the Oberlin and New England Conservatories, Dan will play an original coffeehouse-style set influenced by Classical, Jazz, and World. This concert is open to all ages. Dan's latest album Bloom Road peaked at #7 on the ZMR Top 100, an American Chart, and at #4 on the OWM Top 100, a British chart. His much-anticipated 2015 election into Whisperings and Enlightened Piano have put him into an elite of modern-day solo piano artists. Dan's music can be heard on 250 radio stations, including SiriusXM, Pandora, Spotify, and Music Choice. In June, his Heartland Tour 2016 will take him from his home among the rolling farmlands of Western Massachusetts to the Mississippi River and back, with stops in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee, and Maryland.
Thursday, June 02, 2016
Ohio Valley Summer Theater Youth Camp
Youth Camp 2016 will explore Japanese Culture and work with scripted plays. Skills include development, movement dance, and storytelling with workshops in puppets, costumes, and make-up. A technical theater track is also available. Campers will gain knowledge and experience in theatrical and technical production in a fun and supportive atmosphere, led by experienced teachers, Carol Patterson (teen camp) and Bonnie Hall (elementary camp). Camp dates are Monday-Friday, June 6th-24th. Rising 2nd grade through rising 6th grade, 9am-11:30am, rising 7th grade through rising 12th grade, 12-3pm. For more information or to register, please email Camp Director Carol Patterson at email@example.com.
Local Artist, Drew Richardson, teaching Mask & Physical Theater Workshop for teens in Dublin, OH!
Check out this Mask & Physical Theater Workshop for teens, in Dublin, OH - June 13-17 - part of Tantrum Theater's inaugural summer season, and taught by our brilliant friend and local Athens Physical Theater Artist, Drew Richardson!
For more info & workshops go to http://tantrumtheater.org/ and click on Education tab
Wednesday, June 01, 2016
"Imaginary Landscapes" by Chris Melfi Art Opening and Exhibit
Join us on Thursday, June 9th from 6-8 pm for the art opening of "Imaginary Landscapes" by local Chris Melfi. His show will be up in the ARTS/West gallery space until July 5th and is available for viewing during regular business hours (M-TH, 10am-4pm), or please call ARTS/West at 740-592-4315 to set up a special time. The opening on June 9th is free and open to the public with a light reception. Here is what Chris Melfi has to say about his "Imaginary Landscapes" exhibit: "The images I've drawn in this series are from my imagination. Although I enjoy seeing old barns and such, these images are only in my mind, expressed on paper with pens, ink, and pencils and done in the comfort of my home without models or photographs. Let the mind wonder and bring back the details."
ARTS/West Presents Community Yoga with Rebecca Anderson
Come out to ARTS/West on Sunday, June 5th for the monthly session of Community Yoga! Classes are always on the first Sunday of the month, noon-1pm and free for ARTS/West members (for as little as $30 a year you can become a member!) or a $5 suggested donation for non-members. Contact ARTS/West at 740-592-4315 for more information. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a mat. Classes are taught by Becky Anderson.
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
New Digital Sound System Tutorial
New Digital Sound System Tutorial
Friday, June 10th
Join David Eubanks as he shows off the new digital sound system recently installed in the ARTS/West Robert L. Winters Memorial Performance Space. Learn how to use the iPad in conjunction with the digital mixer and get certified to work as a technician with ARTS/West! To register, please email Chelsa at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 740-592-4315.
Keep an eye out for more tutorials scheduled throughout the summer/fall if you can't make this one!
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Slacker Uprising at the Pit
Nader supporter inflames Michael Moore
By Tim McGivern
No great moment comes without toil. As proof, before Michael Moore was introduced to an exuberant crowd of 7,500 people at the Pit on Sunday, he was subjected to a press conference with our local media. Just minutes, in fact, before Moore walked across the Pit floor to his podium, greeted by a sustained standing ovation, he had to contemplate this inane question from a local TV newsman: "Why do people like George W. Bush?"
Thin Line
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We got game. In a glowing review of last month's grand opening of the National Hispanic Cultural Center's new Roy E. Disney performing arts center, a Los Angeles Times caption on Sept. 21 asks: "But why couldn't it be in Southern California?"
Council Watch
By Laura Sanchez
While Mount St. Helens threatened fireworks, the Oct. 4 Council meeting considered Albuquerque's own volcanoes, went sub-ballistic regarding a missile, and saw two of the city's most level-headed officials vent giant steam clouds at each other.
Loco or Liar?
Personally, I prefer neither
By Tim McGivern
Dick Cheney, we now know, is either one of the most deluded people in America—so senile that he can't remember meeting John Edwards—or one of the nation's most brazen liars. I'm talking about his statement during last week's vice presidential debate: "I have not suggested there's a connection between Iraq and 9-11."
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The Case of Mordechai Vanunu
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Few people in the US know the name Mordechai Vanunu. 19 years ago, working as a scientist in the then secret Israeli nuclear weapons program at its Dimona facility in the Negev, a desert region in southern Israel, Mordechai Vanunu, in a brave act of conscience, revealed the existence of this program to the rest of the world. For this service to humanity, Vanunu, who traveled to London to give his story to the Sunday Times, was eventually drugged and kidnapped in Rome by agents of Mossad—Israel's equivalent of the CIA—taken back to Israel and imprisoned for 18 years, 11 of those in solitary confinement. Released from prison on April 21st of this year, Vanunu remains under tight Israeli control, unable to leave the country and forbidden to speak with foreigners. He stays in East Jerusalem in a guest house at St. George's Cathedral, spending his days reading, answering emails, walking around East Jerusalem and the Old City and, in open defiance of his captors, talking to as many foreigners as he can.
Wilson Turns up Heat as Race Tightens
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Dateline: Brazil—A rancher accused of ordering the murder of four government agents inspecting claims of slavery has been released from jail after being elected mayor of his home town. Anterio Manica was let out of prison last Tuesday night after his landslide victory for mayor of Unai, a rural town 90 miles from the capital of Brasilia. A Brazilian court ruled that Manica could take office on Jan. 1 while the justice system investigates federal police accusations that he and his brother hired the gang that executed three labor ministry inspectors and their driver earlier this year. The agents were ambushed near Unai as they were looking into reports of forced labor on a black bean plantation owned by Manica's brother Norberto, who is one of the world's top bean growers. Although Norberto remains in custody, Anterio is free to pursue his political career. "As he was elected mayor, there is little concern he would try to flee," said a Federal Police spokesman.
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Late flurry of bids for limited-edition signed shirts
STOKE CITY have raised almost £8,000 for the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal through their internet auction of limited-edition shirts.
The figure represents another fantastic response from supporters who placed their bids for the signed shirts on the Club's official website over the past week.
Charlie Adam led the way in the bidding with £750 for the shirt he wore when he was City's matchwinner against Queens Park Rangers, but many others have raised substantial amounts.
The auction, a part of the Club's continued support for the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal, featured shirts from all of City's current squad following the recenbt win over Queens Park Rangers.
This is the fourth year that the Club have set-up the auction, and all money raised will go to the Appeal together with collections held at the stadium.
The leading bids when the auction closed were:
Charlie Adam - £750
Michael Owen - £600
Peter Crouch - £425
Matthew Etherington - £400
Ryan Shawcross - £387.50
Geoff Cameron - £363.50
Steven Nzonzi - £355
Jonathan Walters - £350
Robert Huth - £330
Andy Wilkinson - £300
Glenn Whelan - £280
Asmir Begovic - £275
Michael Kightly - £270
Rory Delap - £269
Maurice Edu - £250
Wilson Palacios - £200
Matthew Upson - £180
Ryan Shotton - £159
Jamie Ness - £155
Carlo Nash - £155
Marc Wilson - £100
Those who have been successful in the bidding process have been notified by email.
The Royal British Legion is the UK's leading Service charity, providing practical care, advice and support to serving members of the Armed Forces, veterans of all ages and their families.
Stoke City's Head of Community Adrian Hurst said: "The Royal British Legion poppy appeal is a campaign that is familiar to us all and we at Stoke City are delighted to be able to support such a worthwhile cause."
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Fort Lauderdale, FL – Resolve Marine Group Inc. and its Resolve Salvage & Fire (Asia) Pte Ltd. subsidiary have announced that wreck removal operations at Kankesanthurai (KKS) Harbor in northern Sri Lanka have been completed.
Retained by the Government of India/Shipping Corporation of India, and working on site in cooperation with the Government of Sri Lanka and Sri Lankan Navy since June, 2011, Resolve crews undertook the mapping, removal and disposition of ten vessels, which were sunk during the LTTE conflict between 1994 and 2000. The wrecks, lying outside and within the port, had obstructed safe navigation in the area and effectively prevented commercial shipping activity since that time.
As a first effort on site, Resolve sonar surveys located and identified individual targets before clearance operations began. Initially contracted to remove the known wreckage of six vessels, Resolve encountered four additional vessels inside the Harbor during the survey phase. This additional work - combined with the approach of the northeast monsoon season - drove an accelerated project schedule, which Resolve accomplished by expanding logistics efforts and conducting simultaneous operations inside and outside the breakwater. Given the limited industrial base in the remote location, Resolve ultimately supplied all heavy lift equipment, diving resources and experienced technicians, while employing a local work force to support on-water operations and facilities construction on shore.
Deteriorating weather and sea conditions, brought on by the advancing weather fronts; the severely wasted steel in the sunken vessels; and the heavy silt, which had accumulated over the years presented significant challenges to raising the wreckage. Concern for worker safety and risks to floating equipment dictated extreme caution in rigging and lifting each target. Further complicating operations was the discovery of live ammunition at two of the vessel wreck sites.
With completion of the wreck removal phase, dredging and rehabilitation of the breakwater/pier and construction of new pier and port facilities will proceed. It is anticipated that the port rehabilitation project will result in increased trade in the Jaffna peninsula and restoration of economic activity in the Northern Province.
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Linux Protects Your Servers with Scapy (part 1) - page 2
Basic Operations
One of the key features of Scapy is the language it's written in, namely Python. With Python under the covers you can write scripts to automate any of the testing and analysis you want to accomplish. Once you install Scapy you have direct access to all features from the Python prompt. Scapy has its own interactive capability which is what you'll see if you simply type scapy in a terminal window. If you examine the /usr/local/bin/scapy file, you'll see a bunch of comment lines and two actual Python commands:
from scapy.main import interact
The power of Python simplifies the process of building scripts to send specific requests and then to format the return information into human-readable output. To interpret the output of the earlier ICMP request takes a single line of Python code as in:
>>> ans.summary( lambda(s,r) : r.sprintf("%IP.src% is alive"))
Other handy lambda functions include the following used with the sniff command:
>>> sniff(iface="eth1", prn=lambda x: x.show())
If you run this command in a terminal window, you'll see a verbose listing of all the traffic on eth1 until you stop it with the control-D key.
Wrap up
Scapy is a powerful tool especially for anyone with a little Python experience. It's relatively simple to build a quick utility program to capture traffic of interest. In the next installment we'll look at using Scapy in more of a forensic mode to proactively protect your network.
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Year-to-date the Lakes limestone trade stands at 13,669,350 net tons, an increase of 32.5 percent compared to a year ago, but a decrease of 15.2 percent compared to the 5-year average for the January-July timeframe. Loadings at U.S. ports are up 39.3 percent compared to a year ago. Shipments from Canadian docks are 10.5 percent ahead of last year's pace.
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I think very few of these could be considered 'scandals.' 'Tragedies' is more like it. A scandal is when someone is bribed or other intentional illegalities take place. A tragedy is when an entire nation boycotts, someone is attacked, someone dies. Would you call Munich a 'scandal'? I think that's tragic.
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Macfarren: The scandal is that there was not better security in Munich. The tragedy that resulted from this scandalous short-sightedness is the hostage-taking and murders that ensued.
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"This is your city, now is our time" was the message that Mayor Andy Berke presented at the Chattanooga Rotary Club meeting Thursday afternoon. In his third month as mayor, he gave an overview of priorities he has established and his vision of things to come.
He told the group that now is the time to remove could and should from the vocabulary concerning Chattanooga. He sees participation all around in contributing to the effort of moving the city forward.
His approach to running the city has been to hire successful business people. He said they may be lacking bureaucratic experience but are all smart, community-minded people. He said he is combining the right people with the right structure, condensing four city departments down to three. These three new departments will focus on the priorities most needed by Chattanooga to deal with safety, youth and the economy.
The Department of Youth and Family Development runs the city's recreation centers. He told the audience that the rec centers have been under-utilized. The concentration of these facilities will no longer be only recreation, but they will be places used for youth development. There is now a focus at the facilities on helping kids grow and learn, he said. As an example, a proven method of learning to read is being promoted at the rec centers.
The new Department of Transportation will capitalize on infrastructure and will advance smart ideas for all methods of transportation. These ideas will attempt to integrate the use of trains, cars, buses, bikes and pedestrians.
The Department of Economic and Community Development will take the responsibility for creating jobs. Mayor Berke said that since April 19 there have been 917 new jobs created in the city. The budget will allocate the pool of available dollars with the goal of eliminating any waste. The city will now choose to use the resources so that all money is used for an outcome. He said it bothers him that every dollar wasted could have been used for good things to be accomplished. His administration will be relentlessly focused on results, he said.
In the 94 days since taking over the job of Mayor, Mr. Burke related accomplishments that have already taken place. The first cited was the resolution of the problems at Patten Towers. In the last year alone, the Chattanooga Police Department responded to 380 calls and the Fire Department spent over $200,000 sending fire trucks to the building. He said the living environment was disgusting before the most recent fire that sent residents from the entire building to live in an emergency shelter.
The Red Cross and Salvation Army took over and members of his staff were present every day - sometimes 15 hours at a time. The mayor said he prodded owners of the building until they agreed to house the residents in local hotels awaiting the time they could return to their apartments. The building has now been renovated into a completely different kind of place to live. This is symbolic for the way he envisions that city government can lead.
"Our streets are too dangerous" said Mr. Berke, adding that "I hear from the Police Chief way too often." His plan for public safety will be to bring the successful approach used by other cities to Chattanooga. A management study is being done that will establish the most effective way that officers can be used. "The High Point Initiative" will be the method that officials will use to reduce crime in the city. This concept makes an example of a gang member by going to others and saying clean up your act or we will come after you.
Infrastructure will be improved to take advantage of economic development. As an example, land around Erlanger Hospital will be opened up which will provide areas for medically oriented businesses to locate. This is planned as a partnership with the Lincoln Park neighborhood which it will directly affect.
The fastest Internet in the world is available in Chattanooga, he noted. The energy provided by this asset is emerging and is infectious, he said. Chattanooga is at the front of the curve in this regard.
Visitors that come to Chattanooga usually leave talking about the beauty of the area, the parks, rivers, restaurants and quality of life. These people provide advertisement for the area, but said Mayor Berke, the citizens themselves are the best ambassadors. The best way to recruit businesses is for local residents to tell others of the tremendous opportunities that the city provides.
He ended by saying that there is work to be done, but warned of not letting that distract from where the city is today, adding "This is your city, now is our time."
When the meeting was opened to questions, Mr. Berke responded to what is planned for the future of the Wheland Foundry. He said that TDOT is currently changing plans that will provide better access to the location off of the Interstate. He also praised the owners of the land because they do not want just any development there. They want the best thing for Chattanooga to be built.
Commenting about the wastewater infrastructure, he said that the city will spend $200 million. Chattanooga is in the midst of upgrading the sewer system to meet federal requirements. The city will likely spend $200 million for this project. The best the city can do is to closely monitor the people performing this work. He also said that Chattanooga is in a strong financial position when it comes to paying for infrastructure projects. The city has in reserve, 21 percent of the operating costs.
Answering a question about the possibility of locating a high school at the U.S. Pipe location, Mr. Berke said that this is an issue for the county, but that the city is seeking a seamless integration and partnership with Hamilton County.
In regular business it was announced that the Rotary Club is participating with UTC in a veteran's entrepreneurial training program. The club has provided a $5,000 grant for this venture. Rotary members are being asked to participate in the mentoring process.
Volunteers are also being recruited for building a Habitat for Humanity house that the club is sponsoring.
At the meeting next week there will be a demonstration of a 3-D printer.
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The Wearables exhibit featuring Jenny Threads by Jen Swearington, jewelry by Mary Lynn Portera and jewelry by Katie Rogers will be at River Gallery July 1-31. There will be an opening reception on Saturday, July 9, from 5-7 p.m. with the artists. River Gallery is at 400 E. Second St. Review for the exhibit: River Gallery's ... (click for more)
Darrel Eric Chapman, 49, died in a house fire in Red Bank early Friday morning after the homeowner said he was awakened by popping sounds. Red Bank Police Chief Tim Christol said the case is being considered an arson/suicide. He said, " At approximately 12:30 a.m., the Red Bank Fire and Police departments responded to a residential fire at 604 Bitsy Lane where they discovered ... (click for more)
A Chattanooga attorney who was charged for the second time with sexually harassing a waitress has pleaded guilty in General Sessions Court to a reduced charge. In the latest case, Charles D. Lawson had been charged with aggravated sexual battery after an incident at a local restaurant involving a waitress. Prosecutor Jason Demastus said Lawson pleaded guilty to the B misdemeanor ... (click for more)
Last Monday morning while at work a good friend messaged me concerning a matter that I had not heard anything about dealing with Coolidge Park and its future. Apparently that night the City Council was to read an ordinance that would allow the mayor to start negotiations with the relocation of the Medal of Honor Museum. This ordinance would enable the city to lease approximately ... (click for more)
I got an unusual telephone call the other day from someone I love who asked my help in solving one of life's delicate mysteries. It is a tough question: "How do you tip a preacher?" In the first place, you never tip a preacher. It's the preacher who gives out the tips, helping to keep you on the straight-and-narrow in your quest to waltz through the Pearly Gates. But there are ... (click for more)


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