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Beautiful Large Kealakekua Bay Home, Panoramic Views
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Kealakekua Bay house description
With panoramic ocean and mountain views, easy access to the best swimming, snorkeling, kayaking and dolphin watching in Hawaii, and a gorgeous, peaceful location on the edge of a coffee plantation, surrounded by mango, avocado and papaya trees, this large, light-filled, comfortably furnished house is perfect for your Big Island vacation.
The house is located 15 minutes south of Kailua - just beyond the hotels, tourists and traffic in the lush coffee growing region of South Kona, near the beautiful town of Captain Cook. It's situated two miles above the world-class kayaking and snorkeling destination of Kealakekua Bay, where pristine waters are home to the Spinner dolphin and Captain Cook's monument.
The spacious two bedroom house has beautiful hardwood floors throughout and a great room that provides amazing ocean views and spectacular sunsets. The light-filled great room has a wall of windows to the west, a high vaulted ceiling, and a fully equipped custom kitchen with mahogany trimmed cabinets and island.
It includes a full living area with very comfortable leather couches and chair, a stereo and TV. A glass dining table faces the Bay view and the colorful tropical landscape of the front yard. A large sundeck allows open-air dining or a great spot for a sunset Mai Tai. Vintage Hawaiian posters and a ceiling fan complete the room.
The master bedroom , which features a comfortable new queen sized plush-top mattress, has a roofed screened lanai with a gorgeous unobstructed view across the rolling coffee fields and up the flank of the mountain. The second bedroom also has a queen bed and views. The pretty bathroom has tub, shower, and custom tile and cabinets.
Wake to birdsong! The house is far above from the road--you won't hear traffic sounds. Enjoy Kona coffee or tropical fruit in the morning sun on the private rear lanai, looking out over the open coffee farm lands rolling up the mountain. Stroll through the gorgeous park-like yard with lawns, flowers and fruits. The country setting is quiet and peaceful, but close to restaurants and stores.
High speed internet access, phone, stereo, cable TV and DVD, and free laundry room are included.
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Property Type
- House
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Pets Not Allowed
- Non Smoking Only
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 4-6
Kitchen & Dining
- Microwave
- Cooking Utensils
- Kitchen
- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
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- Linens Provided
- Clothes Dryer
- Washing Machine
Other Amenities
- CD Player
- Stereo
- DVD Player
Outdoor Features
- Outdoor Grill
Location & View
- Hiking
- Tennis
- Fishing
- Wind-Surfing
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Parasailing
- Swimming
- Jet Skiing
- Snorkeling
- Mountain Biking
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Surfing
- Golf
- Cycling
- Scenic Drives
- Whale Watching
- Shopping
- Botanical Garden
- Restaurants
- Cinemas
- Live Theater
- ATM/Bank
- Groceries
- Laundromat
- Wildlife Viewing
- Boating
- Horseback Riding
- Sight Seeing
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Beautiful Home,Great Experience
Beautiful Home,Great Experience
- Guest MLB (Oakland, California)
- Date of stay 04/20/13
- Review Submitted 08/14/13
I stayed here with three friends in April and we had a wonderful time. As others have said, the house was exactly what we expected and booking with Tad was simple. He was really great--very generous and helpful. The view was beautiful, the location perfect, the house was very comfortable and well appointed and there was even snorkeling gear--which we didn't expect. As a matter of fact, it had all the amenities we needed--including amazing fresh avocados from the trees on the property. I would definitely stay here again and would highly recommend it to others.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Stayed for a Month and Loved it!
Stayed for a Month and Loved it!
- Guest Liz (Vancouver, Washington)
- Date of stay 03/04/12
- Review Submitted 05/09/12
Spacious home furnished with every thing you need and a gorgeous view of Kealakekua Bay from the front lanai. Also, the papaya growing in the lovely yeard are delicious! There are no houses to be seen from the screened in back porch - just coffee plants and the mountain. Two of the best snorkeling beaches are within a few minutes of the house. We have already made reservations for next year!Recommended for: Girls getaway, families with teenagers, romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+.
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Beautiful, Private House and Great location for exploring the island
Beautiful, Private House and Great location for exploring the island
- Guest Kerri ( Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada)
- Date of stay 02/07/12
- Review Submitted 04/02/12
We were very impressed with this vacation rental. We booked for 7 nights in February. Tad was very helpful and booking was easy. It was exactly as we expected, it looks just as it is pictured on the website. The house is large enough for all six of us to spread out and not worry about stepping on each other's toes. The kitchen had everything we needed. It has a washer and dryer which was a lifesaver, as we brought our two young children. It has a very relaxed cabin atmosphere, and the downstairs neighbours were wonderful people. The yard is very private, because of all of the vegetation surrounding the house, and was great for our kids to play. The view of Kealakekua Bay is spectacular, we brought our binoculars and were able to see whales breaching. Kealakekua Bay also has some of the most amazing snorkelling I have ever seen. We snorkeled at Two Step and Captain Cook which are both very close to Tad's House, however next time I would use Tad's kayaks to get to Captain Cook as the hike is not easy. The house is a great base location for exploring the island. It was less than two hours drive to Volcanoes National Park, Black and Green Sand beaches, also there are many coffee farms if you are interested in tours. The beds were incredibly comfortable. We never had any problems with bugs; I suspect this is due to the many geckos we saw. The cooler evening temperatures were always perfect for sleeping. We had a fantastic time and would definitely stay here again.Recommended for: Adventure seekers, girls getaway, families with teenagers, families with young children, romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+.
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Lovely place for a Big Island adventure.
Lovely place for a Big Island adventure.
- Guest Patricia D. (Ontario, Canada)
- Date of stay 03/03/11
- Review Submitted 04/16/11
We were very pleased with this vacation rental, which we booked for 16 nights in March. Booking arrangements went smoothly. The owner, Tad, returned emails and calls in a timely manner, and will accept Visa. The house is just as pictured on the site, large and open-concept. Beds are comfortable, and everything is in working order. There is even a coffee-grinder for those Kona Coffee beans that you will buy right in the neighbourhood. If you want to see coffee plants, just take a walk beside the house. The view of Kealakekua Bay is great (take your binoculars). We saw many fine sunsets. It was very quiet at night, and the house was cool and breezy, just right for sleeping. We had no problem with bugs, perhaps because the friendly gecko population was dining on them. There are frequent light showers in this area, but they didn't bother us. During the day, we would just travel in whatever direction was less rainy on that day, and at night the rain and the coquil frog-song would lull us to sleep. There are no blinds or drapes on any of the many windows, which didn't bother us, but some people might not like it. The location puts you within less than 2 hours of Volcanoes National Park, and both black sand and green sand beaches are even closer, if those are of interest. If you want to snorkel, "Two-Step" is very close, as is Kahalu'u. There's a kayak available for going to Kealakekua Bay for snorkeling, or you can hike there, as we did. The house has a collection of guide and reference books about the area that are helpful for planning what you want to see, or identifying what you saw! The house is about 40 minutes from the Kona airport. We had some trouble finding the place, arriving at night. It was very dark, and we neglected to follow Tad's instructions to the letter. There is parking room for only 1 car for this place, and 1 for the apartment below, and it's a tight fit, but not a problem. If you go, be sure to shop at nearby Choice Mart for fish. They have good prices and selection. There's a small Sunday farmer's market behind the store, which is a good place for fruits and vegetables, as well as homemade foods and genuine crafts of Hawaii. We went to Annie's Island Fresh Burgers, just down the highway, and got take-out from Jake's Island Barbecue. Both were delicious. We visited the Kona Coffee Co-op for coffee and macadamia nuts. There are many plantation tours available in the area. We highly recommend this vacation rental.Recommended for: Adventure seekers, families with teenagers, romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+.
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Fantastic Experience!
Fantastic Experience!
- Guest Reed (Portland, OR USA)
- Date of stay 03/21/11
- Review Submitted 04/02/11
I stayed here with five fellow students for a week, and it was amazing! I would certainly recommend this place. It was clean and ready for us when we arrived, and we had no problems with the place while we were here! Near Kona (20 minutes or so), this was a great home base from which to start our adventures! Having a gas grill available was fantastic, and being able to borrow the Kayak for the day to take out to Captain Cook to snorkel was amazing (if you stay here, you have to do this at least once!). Thanks again, and I will certainly keep this place in mind for the next time I come back!Recommended for: Adventure seekers, girls getaway, families with teenagers, families with young children, romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+.
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Beautiful setting
Beautiful setting
- Guest Hillary (Seattle, WA)
- Date of stay 02/15/11
- Review Submitted 03/05/11
We just returned from a week stay in this upper unit. We loved our stay in this quiet location away from kailua-Kona but still very convenient to everything. Just up the hill from Place of Refuge and Kealakeakua Bay, two best snorkle spots in south Kona area. Owner had great recommendations. The surroundings are beautiful. Loved waking up to the birds and the coffee field views. We never heard any field equipment. The great room and kitchen is awesome. Large enough to spread out and relax. Lot's of thoughtful touches, comfortable lounge chairs outside, gas BBQ, appliances, free laundry, kayaks, floatation vest for our 8 year old, boogie boards etc. LOVED the full screened in back deck and the wall of windows in the great room, all with screens too. Great neighbors too. Be aware, you are closer to nature here in a quiet local's neighborhood so you may have a few more geckos and other local fauna than in hotels. (We saw what we thought was a cane spider, eek) Anyway, we are already planning next year's stay here. Owner is very responsive. Mahalo!!Recommended for: Adventure seekers, families with teenagers, families with young children, romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+.
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- Guest Naomi6 (Berkeley, CA)
- Date of stay 05/01/08
- Review Submitted 05/01/08
We arrived at night and the tropical sounds of the cicadas were we all could hear. We enjoyed the stars from the deck while having some tea, then retired to a comfortable bed. Early in the morning, we woke to an orchestra of tropical bird calls, matched only by the local rooster. Light streamed into the master bedroom announcing a magical view of the grass covered hills behind the house, unobstructed by any other houses or signs of civilization. Ahhh… finally in the tropics! The kitchen and bath were so well equipped that breakfast and preparations for the day were a breeze. This beautiful home established an exotic and relaxing mood which stayed with us through our entire week in Kona. A tropical paradise with all the comforts of home!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 2/2
- Guest John50 (Elbe WA)
- Date of stay 12/01/07
- Review Submitted 12/01/07
Very nice place to chill out the neighbors below are great folks!!! Thanks again Tad for sharing your padDid you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 1/1
- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 06/25/07
- Review Submitted 06/25/07
The house is a wonderful place from which to explore the Big Island. Situated above the Bay, the deck has a lovely view and is a great place for enjoying breakfast, dinner or a sunset cocktail. Sun pours into the living and dining room so it is a nice place to hang after coming back from the beach. It's close enough to the beaches, yet outside of the tourist jam of Kona. The kitchen was fully stocked with everything we needed for cooking and enjoying meals. Would definitely come back!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 1/1
- Guest Albyn Jones (Portland, OR)
- Date of stay 05/03/07
- Review Submitted 05/03/07
"Spectacular sunsets" indeed: the whole bay and ocean beyond lit up with a positively glorious orange glow from the setting sun. I thought I had died and gone to heaven. The description is accurate: no road noise, a beautiful great room, etc. We were awakened each day by a wonderful variety of birds calling. The nearby Kona historical society Living History Coffee Farm and the Amy Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden are worth a visit.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 1/1
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Is this seat taken? I had been after Robert for months. But he always said he wouldn't date a co-worker.
I had season tickets for the ballet and even showed them to him. He mentioned that his mother had taught classical ballet during summer park programs for inner-city youths. And she made sure her children developed an appreciation for dance, particularly ballet.
Delighted, I mentioned that I had a ticket for Monday's performance and that the seat next to mine was always empty. We could get something to eat after work and take in the performance. I got the same old brush-off: "No, Phyllis, I don't think it's wise for co-workers to date."
That afternoon on the drive home, I told myself to give up on Robert. He wasn't interested.
The next Monday I ate a lonely fast-food meal and walked to the theater. The lights went down and the performance began. I was completely enthralled and barely noticed when someone sat down in the seat on my right.
A few seconds later I felt my hand being grabbed and gently squeezed. Startled, I turned an indignant gaze to my right and found myself staring into Robert's amused face. I gasped and he started chuckling. We couldn't talk at that point, but we continued to hold hands. I was so overwhelmed I blocked out everything that was happening on the stage. During intermission I asked how he had found me in that huge theater. He said he had sneaked a peek at the ticket I had shown him earlier.
We dated for two more years. We have now been happily married for eight years. Understandably for me, that "first date" was the best ever! - Phyllis Duffin Pennamon
A "Titanic" elbow Running late, we raced to the warmth of the Centennial Lakes Cinema, where the air was already heavy with the scent of fake butter. I reached for my wallet.
"I've got it," he said. "My dad gave me some free movie passes. Besides, I want to pay for you."
"Wow," I thought, "what a gentleman." This first date was going much better than I had expected. Settling in our seats, he whispered, "You are going to love this movie."
"We'll see," I murmured. I had avoided seeing "Titanic" for almost two months for expressly the same reason most giggling teenage girls gave as the explanation for their eighth viewing: Leonardo DiCaprio. I did not want to spend three hours gazing at America's newest teen idol but, always up for a hopelessly romantic love story, I was willing to give the film a chance.
I was enjoying the movie up until the scene in which Kate Winslet poses nude for the "artist." Embarrassed, I glanced at my date's face. There was a small smile twitching at the comers of his mouth.
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Perhaps I'm still groggy from the blow to the head. No. I turned and realized he was serious. "Gimme five!"
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Counter Intelligence (e.g. PRISM) isn't anything new!
Posted by A. Wuchner in Uncategorized on June 17, 2013
The news are full these days about PRISM and how the US National Security Agency (NSA) collects data about everyone all over the world. Everyone involved tries to cover what is going on denying any kind of contribution. Politicians are using the opportunity trying to take political advantage and the regular citizen is shocked about the amount of news everywhere. This must be a new disaster! Really???
Since generations counter intelligence services are in use. The group which knows more wins the battle. In business, you don't get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate. The more information you have, the better your position is to negotiate. That's how easy it is.
Data collection happens everywhere, really everywhere. At home your partner may check your text messages and mails to find out what is going on. Your local retail store collects data about what you buy, where and when you buy and how you pay it. Your bank and the providers are collecting information about your behavior on-line and where you pay with your credit cards. All of us are giving such information away in one or the other way. We are using our frequent flyer cards, we collect points and bonuses online for another gift and our kids are joining all kind of online questionnaires in the hope to get a better resource for their online game. We use social media services and show family and friends where we are and what we do. Depending on the country we are in the acceptance level for such things vary but the services are used everywhere. Some of the activities are backed up by laws other not.
The same is going on at our workplace. The IT department screens the internet traffic and all data in motion. It creates a journal and index about every mail send. Data in rest scanners are looking for key words and not seldom the management knows who is looking for a new job online. To get the best information possible, some countries are supporting their multi nationals even with counter intelligence information about their competitors. Local security agencies are even demonstrating to in-house security groups how to take over data and voice streams from mobile devices and use the data for their own advantage. To make sure that everything is ok, companies are issuing company policies which every employee accepts by joining the firm.
All national security agencies which have access to the proper resources are running counter intelligence services. The country laws are providing the legal framework for it and all politicians should be aware if they did their homework properly before. Have you ever thought about why countries are running super big events where all politicians or industry leaders come to a single place? It's not because they have endless amount of resources. How much better can it get to collect important, firsthand information?
Sharing of information is all over the place. Counter intelligence information sharing works the same way like normal gossiping. People who have the hottest and most accurate information early on, are looked for people which everyone wants to talk to. The better information you have the more you get involved into the information exchange. Hacker communities are working exactly the same way based on trust.
It is surprising to read about state level politicians and their view of the situation these days. They created the legal framework and decide about the resources such agencies have at hand. If their local national agency is not part of the exchange club they better focus on fixing that issue quickly.
As usual the topic is once again overly hyped by the media and it would be very nice to get back to a more fact based discussion. Counter intelligence is not necessarily a good thing but it is a fact and it is backed up by country laws. There are many ways to better protect us and our information. Let's use what is out there and technical possible today. By doing this we will make a big step forward. Many people are still communicating in clear text every day and access protection is also still not very high on everyone's agenda.
The End of Corporate IT as we Know it Today!
Posted by A. Wuchner in Uncategorized on June 9, 2013
It would be certainly excessive to state that IT specialists are superfluous in the future enterprise. However, it is indisputable that with the progressive industrialization efforts the future internal IT departments will look fundamentally different.
Considerations to the future of corporate IT organization, requires us to look back first and learn from history. In the past the energy sector went through a very similar transformation. Bigger companies had their own power plant (water wheel) covering their own needs (1:1 relationship) at the beginning. With the rising demand the sector started to industrialize and created central services based on steam power stations (1:many relationship). The services developed further and became more efficient. Based on the dependencies the regulators kicked in and created rules & standards. Nowadays the sector is heavily distributed and privatized and electricity is commodity. The same will happen with IT.
Today's internal IT organization will go through drastic changes and experience a radical transformation as well. External IT service partner will provide in future the majority of all commodity IT services. This will include also such awkward topics like IT Security. The future internal IT shop will form itself around service managers and the CIO will have no more technology responsibility. Only business areas with special demands will have local IT technology specialists, which design the necessary solutions together with the service provider.
Hence, internal IT teams will be in future considerably smaller and the job profiles for the concerning employees will differ strongly from the ones in place today. On the way there, many open questions with regard to responsibility, security and compliance need to be answered. However, these will be soon addressed by applying harmonized rules & standards. The standards will describe the "What needs to be done" and it is up to the companies to define exactly "How" they want to do it.
Through bundling of the different services at the external suppliers the number of internal IT jobs will decrease strongly. The majority of IT commodity services will be delivered from developing countries with a low budget workforce. IT employees within the developed countries must have a very good professional qualification and experience in future to make good money in IT. The ongoing cost pressure and focus on efficiency gain in high cost locations will increase the pressure even more and accelerate the described industrialization process.
The global IT workforce and their distribution will definitively look very much different in 2023 compared to the one we have today. It will take some more time to figure out how fast all that will take place but it will happen. Hopefully then enterprise companies, service providers, IT employees, universities and the culture is ready to handle it.
Andreas Wuchner
Das Ende der Corporate IT
Posted by A. Wuchner in Uncategorized on June 9, 2013
Es wäre heute sicher übertrieben zu behaupten, dass die Letzten das Licht ausmachen und IT-Spezialisten im Unternehmen überflüssig sind. Unbestritten ist aber, dass mit der fortschreitenden Industrialisierung der IT künftig interne IT-Abteilungen grundsätzlich anders aussehen werden.
Stellt man Überlegungen zur Zukunft der Unternehmens-IT an, drängt sich der Vergleich mit dem internen Fuhrpark vor 20 Jahren geradezu auf. Damals war es undenkbar, die Firmenwägen von externen Dienstleistern pflegen zu lassen. Man hatte eigenen Werkstätten, eigene KfZ-Spezialisten und der Fahrer vom Chef war natürlich ein lang gedienter festangestellter Mitarbeiter. Heute bezieht diesen Service jede Organisation ganz selbstverständlich von einem externen Dienstleister und bestreitet es nur noch das Service-Management selbst.
Das gleiche wird mit der internen IT-Abteilung passieren. In den nächsten Jahren werden wir eine radikale Transformation erleben. Externe IT-Dienstleister erbringen künftig die Mehrheit aller IT-Services. Darunter auch solch heikle Themen wie IT Sicherheit. In den internen Organisationen werden die Service Manager den neuen Kern bilden. Der CIO von morgen wird keinerlei Technologieverantwortung mehr haben. Nur für Businessbereiche mit speziellen Anforderungen wird es noch IT-Spezialisten mit Technikwissen geben, die gemeinsam mit dem Dienstleister die notwendigen Lösungen entwerfen.
Daher werden in Zukunft unternehmenseigene IT-Mannschaften erheblich kleiner ausfallen und die Anforderungsprofile an die betreffenden Mitarbeiter stark von den heute gängigen abweichen. Auf dem Weg dorthin gibt es noch jede Menge offener Fragen bezüglich Verantwortlichkeit, Sicherheit und Compliance. Diese werden aber schon bald durch das Anwenden internationaler Standards adressiert werden. Die Standards beschreiben dabei das was genau gemacht werden muss und es liegt bei den Firmen zu definieren wie sie es genau umsetzten wollen.
Durch das Bündeln der Dienstleistungen durch die externen Anbieter wird die Anzahl der Arbeitsplätze im IT-Umfeld stark zurückgehen. Die Basisdienste erbringen dann Fachleute in Niedriglohnländern, was in den Industrienationen die Nachfrage nach Mitarbeitern senkt. Diese müssen dann aber hoch qualifiziert sein. Der noch immer anhaltende Kostendruck wird diesen Vorgang weiter beschleunigen.
Die IT-Arbeitswelt 2023 sieht definitiv anders aus als die heutige. Es bleibt abzuwarten, wie schnell sich die Firmen, die Mitarbeiter, die Universitäten und die Kultur darauf einstellen.
Andreas Wuchner
EU and US cybersecurity directives
Posted by A. Wuchner in Uncategorized on February 19, 2013
Within the past two weeks, we have seen the issuance of two significant governmental initiatives addressing the risks of cyber attacks of various types on government and industry (and specifically financial services) infrastructure and systems. Please read below the high level summary:
European Union
The first initiative is the February 7 draft EU Directive on cyber security!
Assuming approval by the EU Parliament, it defines a mandatory obligation on the part of, among others, banking businesses, to report, and share information on, cyber attacks and security breaches. This reporting, yet to be fully-defined, will involve the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA), as well as authorities in member states. Cooperation with the US and other countries outside the EU is anticipated, including use of the existing EU –US Working Group on Cyber Security and Cyber Crime.
The goal is cyber-resilience and creation of an international cyber space policy. It will involve an obligation on businesses to take "appropriate technical and organizational measures to manage the risks posed". The cyber security directive does not appear to distinguish between breaches resulting from criminal attacks and those involving unintentional data loss.
The directive must be further implemented through national member state legislation. It is intended to complement the recent draft EU Data Protection Regulation which already heightens standards for data privacy measures and creates greatly-increased data breach penalties. (Combined reporting under both EU directives may eventuate.)
United States
The second initiative is the President's February 12 Executive Order on Improving Critical Infrastructure Cyber security!
This order creates a two-pronged program involving:
a) voluntary information sharing between government and industry (financial services is identified as a "critical infrastructure" (CI) industry) of cyber threats and incidents
b) the creation of a cyber security framework by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NISTA).
This latter will involve extensive consultation with industry and particularly CI industries. At the same time, specific agencies will review their existing cyber security-related regulations for adequacy and report on this. This latter will include identification of areas in which the regulators determine that they lack adequate authority.
Both documents are rather lengthy and this summary is only a cursory overview. They both will involve future development of details as to implementation and standards. However, the basic elements and objectives of these measures should remain.
Posted by A. Wuchner in Uncategorized on February 16, 2013
Let's get ready for San Francisco and RSA 2013. Beside all the business meetings I plan to take as well a closer look at the actual start-up scene. In case you have any tip for an interesting technology or company please let me know. I am looking forward to meet you all out there in SF again soon.
IT Risk Space is back!
Posted by A. Wuchner in Uncategorized on May 12, 2012
After 3 years of absence I finally decided today to bring by blog back to life. As a next step I will try to reactive my former supporter again as well. Maybe they missed the work the same way I did recently. So stay tuned for the first update to come again soon.


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Last year's CRF had an abundance of power, good handling and comfortable ergos. Honda took that same great bike and made it better. This year the power is much more responsive off bottom and pulls harder through the entire powerband. The engine has so much torque that it makes jumping short-approach doubles much easier than before. The new machine retained the same predictable feel as last year's CRF, but the added bottom power makes the 450 track better in all conditions. Suspension is very plush, and I never felt any harsh points in the stroke. The new triple clamp is definitely an improvement, giving the '03 better handling in the corners.
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On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 9:36 PM, John Cowan<address@hidden> wrote: > > BTW, there is a bug in "use": if there is no module to import, > it throws an error rather than silently doing nothing, > contrary to the documentation, which speaks of "perform[ing] > and implicit import, *if necessary*". The "if necessary" is intended to mean: "if not already imported" (in fact, I believe that I possibly meant "loaded", which is incorrect in this context). I will rephrase that passage in the manual. "use" (which is "require-extension") always does an import. Any sort of automatism in the act of importing appears to be dangerous and confusing. > > Fixing this would (among other things) allow non-modularized files of > plain R5RS code to be loaded by "use". Note that you can always do so with "load" or "require"/"require-library". "require-extension"/"use" is intended to load extensions, which a) should be modules anyway, and b) have a special status in that they are located from the extension repository and not the current directory, which would be very problematic as one could break a program or script just by placing a particularly named file in the cwd. cheers, felix
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WASHINGTON (CNI)--The cost of natural gas in March was 26% higher than the same month last year, the US Department of Energy (DoE) said Thursday, reaching an average above $7/thousand cubic feet (mcf) for the Henry Hub spot price in March.
And DoE said that the cost of natgas is likely to stay in the $7 range through this year and next - unless it goes higher.
The average price for spot gas at the Henry Hub in March last year was $5.55, according to DoE.
In its short-term energy outlook today, DoE's Energy Information Administration (EIA) said high crude oil prices and unusually cold weather for much of the US last month combined to raise heating demand and boosted spot prices for natural gas "to levels above $7" in March.
EIA said that even though spot prices for natgas may dip slightly during the seasonally lower demand period of the North American summer, "supply conditions are expected to remain tight over the same [summer] period."
These high prices, said EIA, will hold despite adequate inventories of natural gas.
"Although natural gas storage remains adequate," EIA said, "high world oil prices [and] a continued strong economy" will keep upward pricing pressure on North American natural gas. The agency also said that an anticipated decline in output from Pacific Northwest hydroelectric plants is contributing to upward pricing pressure for natgas as power generators draw on gas to help make up the shortfall in ?xml:namespace>
Consequently, said EIA, Henry Hub prices "are expected to remain relatively high, averaging about $6.95/mcf this year and $6.90 in 2006."
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In addition, EIA said prices for West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil in the first quarter this year were up by a solid 41% compared with the year-ago first quarter, reaching $49.77 compared with $35.27 in first quarter 2004 - a $14.50/bbl boost.
And EIA also is projecting that, like natgas, oil prices are likely to remain high through this year and into 2006.
"Several factors have contributed to the recent high crude oil prices," said EIA, "and are likely to keep prices at or near present highs." EIA blamed continued growth in worldwide oil demand that will outpace growth in oil output among countries that are not part of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec).
In addition, "worldwide spare crude oil production capacity has recently diminished and is projected to remain low," EIA said, adding that "Geo-political risks, such as the continued insurgency in
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New to blogging? This one's for you.
If you're looking for pointers on how to focus your blog, get more readers, and improve your writing, check out Molly Campbell's Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Writing.
Here are some excerpts from the post:
You must decide what your blog is "about." Decide who your audience will be, and write for them. Don't try to be all things to all people.
Blog consistently…Readers want to get a regular infusion of your genius…Do what you are comfortable with, but do it habitually.
The more you interact with your readers, the better…Solicit comments and thank your commenters!
Molly's tips were published as a guest post on Heidi Turner's blog, The Happy Freelancer.
Great idea I will try to start commenting more on other posts. I am new to blogging. I like to blog about a little of everything because my passions are of wide range. I hope I can learn to blog better and get more views and comments. Please visit my blogs and let me know what you think.
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Great advice. I echo the blogging consistently, it's one of those "just do it" kind-of things. I travel here and there and often have to convince myself that being on the road, hanging with friends, or working on other projects is NO excuse for missing a post, and I remind myself just how good it feels when that "publish" button is pressed.
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I always come after everyone put their 2 words.Maybe I write about snakes. There is one man ( does not matter where.) He breeds snakes and they are his pets. You may see see what snake he breeds.Snakes from China,and far away places. He make good $ but there is trouble. The US GOVERNMNET is not at all agreed with snakes. The are afraid that they 'll run away to the great lakes, and they are going to make a law against snakes.
I am not against snakes, the creator made them and we should stay away from them .January 29, 2011
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Jane F. Beck of Rockport, Texas, aced No. 10S with a 7-wood on Saturday at the Nemadji Golf Course.
Witnessing the shot on the 118-yard hole were Joe Beck Sr. of Rockport, Texas, and Barbara and Ron Tigue of Georgetown, Texas.
Mon. Morning Ladies
Par-T-Girls 53
Duffers 52
Aimage Angels 51 ½
Par-Fection 47 ½
Chip Ins 45 ½
Long Shots 36 ½
Low Scores: Roberta Berquist, 46; Tina Rogers, Barb Buhr, 47; Stubby Nyquist, 48; Linda Craig, 49.
Chip-ins: Renee Wachter, No. 7; Berquist, No. 2; Rogers, No. 8.
Tee Times: Par-Fection vs. Par-T-Girls, 8:30 a.m.; Duffers vs. Long Shots, 8:37 a.m.; Chip Ins vs. Aimage Angels, 8:44 a.m.
Monday Night Ladies
Pat Kelly/Moe Miller 85
Judy Davern/Maureen Zupanicich 82 ½
Nan Sauter/L. Larson/J. Gellerstedt 80
A. Patenaude/C. Johnson/B. Luke 76 ½
Michele Rieder/Penny Graskey 76 ½
Amy VanOvermeiren/D. Graden 76
Vicky Schold/Deb Mayhew 73
Brenda Milinkovich/Anitta Reinolt 72 ½
Cathy Meysman/Barb Hoag 70 ½
Michelle Nelson/Christel Lewis 68 ½
S. Berini/Sandi Fogo/S. Leach 53 ½
Gail Erdman/Kathy Nelson 43 ½
Low Scores (North course): Brenda Milinkovich, Amy Patenaude, 39; Pat Kelly, Michelle Nelson, 41; Vicky Schold, 42; Deb Mayhew, Lyn Larson, 45.
Events: Penny Graskey, long putt on No. 3N; Kelly, closest to pin on No. 5N.
Thur. Morning Ladies
The Thursday Morning Ladies at the Nemadji Golf Course will play the North course this week.
Drawing for partners is at 8:15 a.m. and new tee times are 8:30 a.m.
This week's event will be most drives in fairway.
The winner of last week's event of most bogeys was Beth Olson with five.
Highlight of the week was Jean Sellers' chip-in on No. 1E.
Low scores were Ginger Smith, 44; and Brenda Milinkovich, 49.
Thursday Nite Ladies
The Thursday Nite Ladies League will play the North course this week with the weekly event most pars.
Play last week was on the West course with the event least putts. There was a tie with Marie Swenson and Kathy Krause each with 16 putts.
Golfers are reminded to sign up for the scramble to be held on July 19.
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Thursday Swingers
The Thursday Morning Swingers league held two events on June 28.
Winners of surprise par were: Flight 1 — Jody Botten, 45; Flight 2 — Louise Mizinski, 51; Flight 3 (tie) — Carol Farmakes, Judy Longshore, 55s; Flight 4 (tie) — Lynn Skandel, Mary Yoshimoto, 54s.
Winners of shortest drive were: Flight 1 — Myrna Kangas; Flight 2 — Mickey Kornstad; Flight 3 — Cathy Skamarycz; Flight 4 — Gloria Dowell.
LouAnn Budnick chipped in on No. 1 and Jody Botten had the low score with a 46.
Golf begins at 9 a.m. Thursday followed by a short meeting.
Friday Seniors
Jim Jonasen/Ken Larson 107 ½
George Wende/Murf Denny 104 ½
Bob Clark/Leo Heino 89
Steve Arnold/Sarge Jarvi 87 ½
Bob Erkel/Dave Korhonen 87
Cal Ruska/Jack Homan 86 ½
Lloyd Bangs/Clyde Gruebele 86 ½
Dave Sprowls/Rod Abbas 86
Darrel Kaldor/Bob Edwards 85 ½
Gerry Walther/Jerry Jackson 84 ½
Doug Botten/Mike Maki 83 ½
Don Larsen/Bruce Miller 78
Denny Raas/Charlie Finckler 77 ½
Paul Dennis/Jimmy Hill 76 ½
Art Martin/Carl Renoos 75 ½
Randy Perala/Twist Makie 74
Roger Smith/Paul Renman 72 ½
Al Callaway/Jim Soderlund 67
Low Scores: Jim Jonasen, 37; Denny Raas, 41; Steve Arnold, 42; Art Martin, Larry Pearson, 43s.
Events: Jim Jonasen, long putt on No. 2; Rod Abbas, closest to the pin on No. 3; George Wende, long putt on No. 6; Jack Homan, long putt on No. 8 and closest to the pin on No. 9.
Pattison Park
Thursday Night
The Thursday Night Mixed Doubles League at Pattison Park Golf Course will not golf this week. Play resumes on July 12.
Low Scores — June 21
Men: Jim Reijo, 34; Travis Drain, Matt Kebhart, 37s; Greg Sayles, 38; Mark Lind, 39; Tom Blomquist, 40.
Women: Lauri Barry, Karen Sayles 41s; Carol Drain, 42; Diana Christman, 46; Gail Erdman, 47; Fran Aspdal, 48; Carole Strohman, 49.
Northern Pines
Green Dreamers
The Green Dreamers Ladies League at the Northern Pines Golf Course in Iron River will hold a guest day at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, July 10 with a patriotic theme.
Next week's events will be closest second shot on No. 4 for flights 1 and 2, and on No. 5 for flights 3 and 4.
Events for the day last week were low putts and long putt on No. 2. Judy Larsen had the long putt and flight winners for low putts were: Flight 1 — Bev Lindsey, 14; Flight 2 — Eleanor Munson and Myrna Kangas,15; Flight 3 — Roberta Ruef, 13; Flight 4 — Debbie Landgreen, 16.
Low Scores: Deb Tischler, 43; Karen Helenius, Joyce Lind, 48s; Eleanor Munson, 49.
Low Net: Flight 1 — Deb Tischler, Joyce Lind, 38; Flight 2 — Eleanor Munson, 37; Flight 3 — Roberta Ruef, 40; Flight 4 — Debbie Landgreen, 37.
Golf Against Cancer
On June 16 the Green Dreamers Ladies League sponsored a Golf Against Cancer Tournament at Northern Pines Golf Course with 49 golfers participating. More than $2,500 was raised to be used to assist cancer victims in our surrounding communities.
First place was won by Danielle Raunio, Andy Raunio, Bob Fick and Al Reedy who scored a 32. Second place went to Deb Tischler, Mac Santikko, Chris Mehtala and Alex Paravente, who also scored 32. A putt-off determined the winner.
Third place was won by Barb Brooks, Dee Ginthner, Betsy Larey and Art Ripkin.
Events: Karen Wicklund, closest to 12 pack on No. 2; Andy Raunio, closest to pin on No. 3 and long second shot on No. 6; Frank Ciastko, closest to 12 pack on No. 5; Judy Larson, long putt on No. 9.


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UPDATED 9:32 AM EDT Aug 25, 2013Isabelle Travis, creator of Belle Ree Boutique, will be showcased at the Crowne Plaza in Blue Ash at The Greatest Tour Sunday.
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Various Artists Girls – Volume 1: Music From The HBO Original Series Fuelled By Ramen Lena Dunham's cult-TV hit, Girls, has become a new favourite show for me – I'm just catching up. It's funny, sometimes brutal, frank, quirky – the acting is more than decent but the writing is brilliant. And occasionally music serves [...]Archive
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Grinderman, Grinderman (2007) For about seven years I reviewed music on TV on the Good Morning show. It was a lot of fun. Although, TV being TV, you take a pay-cut every year and are supposed to be grateful for the fact; I started off reviewing music every week and it was fun and useful [...]Archive
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V/A, Tour Of Duty [OST] (1988) I did watch the TV series but really it was all about this album – a gateway: my mum bought the album on tape and it was something the whole family shared and enjoyed. My introduction to some great songs – like Time Of The Season by The Zombies – [...]Archive
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Welcome to this all-you-can-eat buffet in a delightful log cabin in the heart of the Gallic Village.
Indulge in a Gallic break! Food is sacred to the Gauls and the Relais Gaulois offers a copious all-you-can-eat meal deal including three different buffets from which to choose: salad bar, cold meats, prepared dishes, etc.
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Looking to shore up their infield depth, the Devil Rays acquired infielder Brendan Harris from the Reds Tuesday for a minor-league player to be named later, or cash.
By EDUARDO A. ENCINA Published January 3, 2007
Harris, who has hit .209 in 110 major-league at-bats over the past three seasons with the Cubs, Expos/Nationals and Reds, adds defensive flexibility because he can play second, third and shortstop. He hit .324 with five homers, 28 RBIs and a .384 on-base percentage in 148 at-bats last season at Cincinnati's Triple-A team in Louisville.
"Brendan is a guy we've had our eye on for a while," Rays executive vice president Andrew Friedman said. "We tried to acquire him last spring training and we are excited to add him to our organization today."
In an unimpressive crop of free-agent utility infielders, the Rays are believed to like Harris' position flexibility, high on-base percentage and line-drive bat. The organization believes that, at age 26, he could develop into more than a spot-start player.
"We feel he can be an offensive-type of utility infielder and he is someone we feel comfortable with playing more in the event of injuries," Friedman said. "He's young and it's too early to say he's not an everyday player, but right now we're looking at him in a utility role."
The Rays, who have just 39 players on their 40-man roster, added Harris to the 40-man.
Around the league
GIANTS: Pitcher Barry Zito, who will be formally introduced by the team today, will make a base salary of $10-million in 2007, then receive raises of $4-million in each of the next two seasons. Zito, a star left-hander and former AL Cy Young Award winner, agreed last week to a record $126-million, seven-year contract to leave Oakland.
INDIANS: Free-agent reliever Keith Foulke arrived to take his physical, the final step before the club can complete a one-year deal with the right-hander. The club is believed to be offering a mutual option for 2008. Foulke, who pitched the past three seasons for the Red Sox and got the final out of their World Series victory in 2004, lost his closer's job last year to Jonathan Papelbon.
OBITUARY: George Sisler Jr., a former president of the International League and executive of three minor-league teams, died Sunday in Worthington, Ohio, at 89. Mr. Sisler, the son of Hall of Famer George Sisler, had Alzheimer's disease.
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Speaking of temporal...
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Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Another Productive Collegiate Network Conference
This past weekend, Tricia Steele and I traveled to Charlotte, NC to take part in yet another Collegiate Network conference. This is the organization that has given the journal a generous printing grant. At this particular event, students from all over the South met to share their experiences concerning the production of independent college publications. The weekend conference consisted of several workshops ranging from "Business Management" to "Ethics." Many tutorials not only offered indispensable advice, but outlined practical ways in which to accomplish the professional goal of publishing independently. To help students visualize this and the potential long-term success that might come about in the discipline of letters, several notable journalistic professionals were enlisted to speak to the student body.
One notable impression was made by Anne Carson Daly who is the Vice President for Academic Affairs from Belmont Abbey College and was a former Director of Policy Communications for Pfizer. Her speech, "What Does it Mean? Why Words Matter," particularly resonated with the philosophically-inclined students in the audience--those who are always eager to engage in discussions regarding the nature of language.
The underlying sentiment of her talk revolved around the activity of language, the concrete meaning that words hold, and the responsibility bestowed upon those who take on the role of distributing knowledge and information. Daly holds that those who choose to do so have a duty to be as transparent as possible as well as being responsible for the ignition of intellectual curiosity.
Working from the Platonic model of the Forms, Daly called her young audience to action: words have meaning behind them that ought to be acknowledged and protected. For her, language is not arbitrary, but vital and rich with meaning. Words point to the best of things and it is with this understanding that we create substance out of this world. As conductors of language we should embrace this role and view our duty as something sacred.
The future of Arete rests upon such philosophical vigor. It is our intention to express the temporal through a philosophical lens. We want people to understand the philosophical workings and implications of all things, no matter how minute they may originally appear. Such a lens gives individuals the tools to work past the immediate trappings of circumstance toward the greater things in life that hold ultimate value. Those are the things that we desire to express and protect. We hope that our ideas are infectious, controversial, and compelling. This aim, coincidentally, could not be possible without the basic understanding of how one word's meaning holds the potential to shape an idea, a movement, a mind, or a soul.
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Friday, November 7, 2008
What would Pascal say now?
An Irish bookmaker is currently running odds of 4 to 1 that God exists.
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Here at Girl Around Town, we claim to tell you what we hate, as much as what we love, but you know- I'm always going on about my faves. Well, here's one that is neither categorically one or the other: Cafe Gitane.
Oh, Cafe Gitane, how I loved you, the thought of you, when I moved to Mott Street. I was so new in New York and living on the most beautiful block in the world. And you were on it.
Your French-Moroccan menu was simple (I can make most of it at home) and the quarters cramped, but the cool je ne said quoi keeps models, hipsters and neighborhood folk coming back.
The fading script in the windows and the adorably quaint (or, as they come to be referred to, annoyingly small) tables outside beckon passerby: There is a fairy tale being told here, we're just sure of it.
Or not so much.
Maybe it's a personal issue, but one of the few things I find more annoying than waiting in line, is waiting in line for the CAFE ON YOUR OWN CORNER. But perhaps that's my issue, Gitane, not yours.
But wait time aside (which starts before midday to past 10pm), when one actually does get in, the fairy tale guise usually drops pretty quickly. For example, the last time I was there, one of the waitstaff insisted on telling all her coworkers (and everyone in a 5-ft radius, which is pretty much the entire restaurant) just how annoyed she was (at them, I take it) because she was the only one with a busy section of tables. …Those quaint outside tables were as much a bane to her, as to anyone trying to eat on them with a full-sized plate.
And yet, like so many men who deserved it, I have yet to write you off completely.
Because- cramped tables, rudimentary menu and difficult waitstaff aside- Gitane, you still create an environment where I can imagine having a coffee and a smoke with Hemmingway. A setting heavy on romantic daydreams that steers clear of twee. One that I'm always in the mood for, just as long as I don't have to wait for it.
Let's Be Honest: To avoid a wait, get there early on a weekday morning when the tables are only half-filled with freelancers and dilettantes. Present company occasionally included.
Oh, By the Way: While some of the items (couscous and avocado bread) I can make at home (and have), they are that much more appetizing at the cafe. And others (baked feta and hearts of palm salad) I won't even attempt and are reason enough to endure the annoyances.
Accessorize: Berret and Gitanes, of course.
Beret available on Berets.com.
And Gitanes….well, given that they are unfiltered European cigs, I really shouldn't tell you where to get them…


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Tam does have that way of getting to the nitty-gritty of what ever she blogs about.
Matt, that is a fact indeed. Good thing I'm such an old fart, otherwise I'd have an awful crush on her....then again, there's Brigit....and...nah. Enough.
Aw, shucks. :oThank you for the link! :)
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The Farmington Hills Fire Department is joining fire departments all across America in the annual "Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery" campaign.
This program is designed to save lives by encouraging people to change their smoke alarm battery when they change their clocks forward this week.
The time change takes place this year on Sunday. Farmington Hills Fire Marshal Jason Olszewski is encouraging all residents to adopt this simple, life-saving habit of changing the batteries in their smoke alarms. "It's a simple and inexpensive way to protect your family and home," said Fire Marshal Olszewski.
Since 1987, the International Association of Fire Chiefs and Energizer batteries have joined forces to raise awareness about the issue that non-working smoke alarms are often responsible for home fire deaths and injuries. Now, thanks to the participation of residents all across America and the dedication of more than 6,000 fire departments, home fire deaths continue to be on the decline. Millions of families nationwide are hearing the "Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery" message.
According to the National Fire Protection Association, smoke alarms are present in 96 percent of American homes, but 20 percent do not work because of worn or missing batteries. This means that nearly 19 million homes are at needless risk. Almost 62 percent of reported home fire deaths resulted from fires in homes with no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms. A working smoke alarm can often provide critical extra seconds needed to get out safely.
Through a smoke alarm collection campaign, the Farmington Hills Fire Department received more than 150 smoke alarms in a partnership with surrounding fire departments and the Detroit Red Wings.
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Video: Raw footage of Isabella Herrera's bus ride
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Tampa, FL-- A federal law suit has been filed in US District Court against the Hillsborough School District over the circumstance surrounding the death of a 7-year-old girl with special needs.
Isabella Herrera's last moments are recorded on the school bus camera.
"She loved pink, Barbies and playing dress up," says Lisa Herrera, Isabella's mother.
Lisa and Isabella's father, Dennis remember her fondly.
"Her passion to strive in this world was so strong. She became a hero to me," says Dennis.
Isabella's mother says she suffered from a neuromuscular disorder that impacted her walking and head control. Otherwise, Lisa says, she was a normal kid who wanted to ride the school bus.
"She felt good about it; she felt independent. She felt great. I trusted them to bring her home safe every day," says Lisa.
On January 25, Isabella boarded the school bus at Sessums Elementary at 2:07 p.m. Her parents say the school bus driver and aid failed to slightly tilt Isabella's wheel chair so her head would be stabilized, as her Individual Education Plan or IEP requires.
Lisa says during the three months Isabella rode the school bus, she had to remind bus drivers and aids about her daughter's needs.
"They are supposed to be trained for each child's needs, each child on the bus- know their disability, know what to do," Lisa says.
The school bus video shows Isabella's head bobbing forward and backwards about a dozen times over a span of 17 minutes. At 2:24 p.m., the school bus aid calls out "Isabella- Isabella."
The Herrera's family attorney, Steven Maher, identified the school bus aid as Joanna Hamilton, and the school bus driver as Tonia Pizarro.
In the video, you then see Hamilton notice Isabella not breathing. She shouts out to the school bus driver to pull over and says, "Get on the phone; we need 911."
The bus pulls over on the road at the corner of Balm Riverview and Rhodine roads, across from a pediatrician's office.
Instead of calling 911, the video shows Hamilton calling Isabella's mother as Pizarro radios dispatch- but the radio doesn't work at first and she phones in.
Lisa says, "It's appalling to me; I was the first person to be called instead of 911."
At 2:32 p.m. Lisa boards the bus to find a lifeless daughter.
"She was blue. My first instinct was to give her air," says Lisa.
She is seen picking her daughter up from her wheelchair and laying her across on a bus seat.
Lisa was the first one to give Isabella CPR.
"When I realized no one called 911, I realized it was the only thing I can do," she recalls.
It's Lisa, not the bus driver or aid, who calls 911 for help.
Once again, in the video, Lisa is heard frantically asking 911 for help. She says, "We need an ambulance. My daughter- she can't breathe, she's blue."
"I can't express in words seeing your child with no life," Lisa tells us.
Only then does the video show Pizarro and Hamilton stepping in to give Isabella CPR.
Lisa calls 911 again "Please hurry. She's blue, she's blue. Please hurry."
Isabella died the next day. Her organs were donated to three patients.
Both parents say the school district is negligent.
"It starts from the top, down with people being trained properly," says Lisa.
"The system is broken," Dennis says. "The system should protect our children by training them with basic common prevention."
"Our goal is to prevent this from happening again," Lisa says of the reason they are filing suit against the school district.
"You saw this child die on the school bus," says Steven Maher, the Herrera's attorney. "No one called 911, no one attempted CPR or to get her out of her seat, and the bus was parked in front of a pediatric clinic."
Maher says the school bus video is an hour of "hell."
All Lisa has left is her memories of Isabella and the locket she wears around her neck.
"This is her last school picture and it contains her ashes. I wear it every day.She was beautiful, so smart- I want people to look past her chair and see she was fun little girl who loved life and wanted to live it," she says.
As for the training school bus drivers receive, Stephen Hegarty, school district spokesperson, says school bus drivers receive basic training at the beginning of the school year, which includes CPR.
But drivers and aids with special needs kids are not required any additional training, even though the district offers it. Hegarty says it's up to the driver to take the course.
Because of this and other cases, Hegarty says the district is talking about taking another look at its training policy.
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Tectonic compiles five years of Multiverse
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An inventory of 5 years photography, a wide variation of interests.
In 2002 started again with photography after a 10 year stop.
I'm autodidact but with a huge passion for (digital) photography.
A wide interest in themes makes my photo's not to be boring.
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How safe is vitamin E supplementation? | |
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PMID: 18756398 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
The safety of large doses of vitamin E went virtually unquestioned until the early 2000s, when several studies were published showing that consumption of vitamin E from dietary supplements increased mortality, as well as the risk of gastrointestinal cancer and heart failure. These studies prompted numerous letters to the editors of medical journals and widespread coverage in the media. Both the medical community and the general public became confused and concerned about the use of vitamin E supplements. The purpose of this article is to review the medical literature and to explain these unusual findings. First we provide an overview of the earlier literature on vitamin E. Second, we provide a critical assessment of three meta-analyses that were neutral or negative toward vitamin E supplementation. Third, we review the limitations of meta-analyses in general. Fourth, we assess the individual studies that comprised one of the three meta-analyses. Since all three meta-analyses used many of the same studies, the individual critique should further the understanding of the limitations of these meta-analyses, and the meta-analysis approach in general. Lastly, we offer some guidance for healthcare professionals to give to the general, healthy public and those with chronic conditions who are no doubt left puzzled as to what to do regarding vitamin E supplementation. |
Stacey J Bell; Gregory T Grochoski |
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Title: Critical reviews in food science and nutrition Volume: 48 ISSN: 1549-7852 ISO Abbreviation: Crit Rev Food Sci Nutr Publication Date: 2008 Sep |
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Cartoon Network Announces New MAD, Looney Tunes Toons & More
* The Amazing Spiez: Lee, Megan, Marc and Tony Clark are tightly knit siblings who juggle their family life with intense international spy missions in the half-hour animated series The Amazing Spiez! Outfitted with next generation gadgets and super cool vehicles, the young Spiez! secretly travel around the world and confront the most outrageous villains ever. With a unique comic book graphic style, The Amazing Spiez is a Marathon Media, Canal J, Image Entertainment co-production, in association with TF1 and Teletoon Canada. The series premieres on Cartoon Network Monday, April 26, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. ET/PT.
* Metajets: Metajets fuels the need for speed and sport in the skies with high-flying competition and combat. In a world where aviation is paramount, young flying aces compete on the Aeronautical Racing Circuit while secretly waging a high stakes battle for air supremacy. Metajets if from Cookie Jar Entertainment and Sunwoo Entertainment.
Recently Premiered
* Adventure Time: The animated comedy series premiered earlier this month as the #1 show on all television among boys. The series introduced viewers to unlikely heroes Finn & Jake, buddies who traverse the mystical Land of Ooo and encounter its colorful inhabitants. From the mind of creator Pendleton Ward, Ooo is a land built for adventure. Whether it's saving Princess Bubblegum, defeating zombie candy, mocking the "oxy-moronic" Ice King or rocking out with undead music wiz Marceline the Vampire Queen, for Finn & Jake it's always Adventure Time. The half-hour Cartoon Network series, which airs Monday Nights at 8 p.m. ET/PT, is executive produced by cable and animated television veteran Fred Seibert (The Fairly OddParents, Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!).
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Cartoon Network (CartoonNetwork.com), currently seen in more than 97 million U.S. homes and 166 countries around the world, is Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.'s ad-supported cable service now available in HD offering the best in original, acquired and classic entertainment for youth and families. Nightly from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. (ET, PT), Cartoon Network shares its channel space with Adult Swim, a late-night destination showcasing original and acquired animation for young adults 18-34.
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A blog for Seattle music lovers of all stripes, from hip-hop and indie rock to jazz and world music.
October 16, 2013 at 2:48 AM
Paramore bigger, working on better | Concert review
To play arenas, bands know they have to become bigger versions of themselves: more flashing lights, more thumping bass, more rock, more roll. The formula was on display Tuesday night as Paramore got their "Self-titled" tour kicked off at KeyArena.
The former home to the Sonics was about half full when opener Hellogoodbye tried out some new songs and more fans trickled in as Metric (led by frontwoman Emily Haines, clad in a gold-fringed leather jacket and black leather pants) raced through a strikingly short set.
By the time Paramore rumbled onto the stage with a muddled version of "Grow Up," the arena felt full even if it was far from a sellout. (more…)
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October 15, 2013 at 3:39 AM
Paramore brings new sound to KeyArena tonight | Concert preview
It's been a busy few years for the alt-rock band Paramore, who for a long while existed in the awkward no-man's land between emo, pop-punk and a furtive hint of hardcore.
The band from Franklin, Tenn., lost two of its founding members (brothers Josh and Zac Farro) in late 2010, but regrouped and released a self-titled LP in April. "Paramore," which debuted No. 1 on the Billboard 200, is a dramatic shift in style and shows a band — all still in their early 20s — growing up in fits and starts.
Led by frontwoman Hayley Williams, Paramore plays the KeyArena tonight with Metric, another band that knows a thing or two about reinvention. Fun fact: Metric formed in 1998, the year Williams turned 10 years old. (more…)
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