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Become a Cloud Master with the HPE Helion Cloud Suite - Part 2
In our first Helion Cloud Suite webinar, we introduced you to the new software suite from HPE that brings together a full range of hybrid cloud capabilities, enabling you to deliver and manage the full spectrum of applications and technologies -- from traditional, virtualized, cloud native and containers -- across a broad range of infrastructure environments. In the second webinar, you got to see the new suite in action for a few key use cases: hybrid, multi-cloud and container management, cloud-native deployment, and cloud analytics.
This webinar will focus on application use cases.
Transform traditional applications to offer them as cloud services
Bridge traditional and cloud-native applications
Automate the application release pipeline
Helion Cloud Suite software is a DevOps-driven cloud management solution that enables you to provide what your development and testing teams need to accelerate application release.
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December 13, 2011
Toasted buckwheat and beetroot salad
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Just the kind of salad I'd enjoy any day!ReplyDelete
I would never have thought of doing this: toasting buckwheat. This salad must be great. Have to try it!ReplyDelete
Your new neighbourhood sounds like a dream! Better than a cramped inner-city apartment huh?? :)ReplyDelete
Scrummy! Love the deep colour to it as well.ReplyDelete
I will absolutely be trying this - I love buckwheat groats! I'm assuming the beetroot is cooked...?ReplyDelete
Wonderful post Maria...I love the necessities. Can you post a photo of the rock pool? It sounds amazing. As amazing as this simple dish!ReplyDelete
Isn't the buckwheat too crunchy that you only toasted and not cooked it?ReplyDelete
It looks yummie anyway!
Glad to hear that you're settling in well. The buckwheat and beetroot look magnificent together!ReplyDelete
This looks delicious, and perfectly red coloured for the Christmas season!! Glad you are settling into your new home. xReplyDelete
Interesting salad... It looks like you don't cook the buckwheat?ReplyDelete
Thank you all!ReplyDelete
Zita and Janet, the buckwheat is cooked only by toasting it which makes it just perfectly crunchy!
Poppykettle: Beetroot is raw too. This salad is all about the crunch! :-)
This looks so healthy...and I've been wanting more beets in my life!ReplyDelete
Beets are an amazing blood purifier! Can always need that! :)
Looks good. Simple to make! Have momentarily lost my 'marbles': 'buckwheat' = 'kasha'? Shall investigate and certainly try!!ReplyDelete
Yum! Just found your blog and love it ... I grew up having Finnish Christmas in Tropical North Queensland! Karelian pies and wine with ice cubes!ReplyDelete
This looks divine! Perfect for Christmas :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful...so festive & I love beetroot. Hoping you have a wonderful Christmas. :)ReplyDelete
What a pleasure to discover your blog ! I do like your recipes, and your pictures.ReplyDelete
My favourite winter salad is apple/beetroot. (yes, it is winter in France ^^)
Following your example, I have added some toasted buckweat in, it was great ! Deliciously crunchy !
And my guests were quite surprised, because here we traditionally eat buckweat in the form of flour.
Thank you for this nice idea !

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Walter Johnson Sr. passed away at the Loma Linda, California Veterans Hospital. Walter was a retired truck driver and a Vietnam
Walter was a retired truck driver and a Vietnam Veteran. He served our country for over 16 years as a Drill Sergeant.
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As a travel and lifestyle journalist, I have the enviable job of going to many new places and trying many new things. Local people who want me to become familiar with their people, places and things, set up my entire itinerary. There are no bad experiences. This trip is aggressive with many wineries, so I suggest that you have a designated driver so that you can partake and be the designated drinker! Now you can take the exact same trip that I did – without wasting any time or money. I solemnly swear to never take you down the path of a bad meal, a wrong turn, a boring time, or a bum winery.
Healdsburg, California is a small town nestled between four regional wine appellations including; The Russian River Valley, Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley, and Chalk Hill. With over 100 wineries, tasting rooms, boutiques, and restaurants in a concentrated area, you could easily spend months here. I loved how small and personal most of the wineries were in this area. They were not designed to be mass produced wines, so their unique business model is based solely on their wine club members and very rarely on retail. That means that you probably have not heard of any of these wines - which is why I'm so excited to share them with you. This travel journal is designed to give you a "taste" of what the area has to offer, in the hopes of inspiring you to come and discover what makes this place so special.
I arrived at the quaint bed and breakfast, the Hayden Street Inn, very late at night. My room key was waiting for me, along with snacks and wine that were left out to welcome me. This charming & historic Victorian style home is over 100 years old. It has 9 rooms with private baths in each room, plus another guest house in the back. King rooms have a Jacuzzi tub and fireplace. These are the most comfortable beds ever! I even stripped the sheets to see the label on the mattress and pillows.
My first stop was at The Shed in Healdsburg, which is what Ikea wishes it were. It's a unique home and garden retail store with bee-keeping equipment to housewares. It also has a full restaurant inside with a fermentation bar and an oversized stone pizza oven. Doug's poached eggs on thick Levain toast with dried Oregano and home farm balsamic vinegar gave me a great start for wine tasting. I topped it off with blended white tea. Www.healdsburgShed.com
My next stop was to West Wines. My new bff is the 2005 WEST Cabernet Reserve. This particular vintage was selected as the first American wine ever to be served at the Noble Peace Prize awards banquet in Stockholm circa 2010 to 1200 people. That means it's guaranteed to make you smarter! Www.westwines.com
The next stop was Kachina Vineyards. They served an amazing Tuscan lunch with charcuterie that is impeccably paired with the 2011 Chardonnay - Russian River Valley. Greg & Nancy are the owners & winemakers. They have no employees and do all the work themselves. They are off the grid with 55 acres and are 100% solar powered. They have a small production of only 1000 wines, so every bottle is a rare treat. They are also the only winery in Sonoma County that produces Charbono - which also came home with me.
The vulnerable truffle @ Kachina with Zinfandel Port.
Ahhh a short respite at the elegant private cottage, which is a great cure to writers block. No distractions.... unless you count goats or grapes! They offer a free 2-night stay for all club members.
Next up, I was lucky to hop on the touring cart with Jess and take a driving tour of Michel-Schlumberger Winery. He was knowledgeable, innovative, and passionate about Pinot! He's like the Indiana Jones of grapes! They also offer the only Pinot in the Valley. Michel-Schlumberger Winery has equally intoxicating views!!
Le Flirt Rose of Merlot with scallops market catch, black olive, sun dried tomato relish, & sauce rouille. 2012 La Bise Pinot Blanc with bellwether jersey milk ricotta, peas & hazelnuts. http://michelschlumberger.com
Next, it was back to the Hayden Street Inn for nap time!!! With all the traveling I do, I've learned to power nap. It makes for a very handy party skill.
After a brief rest, I ventured out to a weekly event called Tuesdays in the Plaza that is every Tuesday night from May to August in Healdsburg Plaza. It's like tailgating…with wine. You can bring your own food, BYOB and have fellowship with the locals, live music, and more. The whole town celebrates together.
Nice spread!! Now that's what I call a picnic! Turkey with aioli & avocado, ham with truffle sauce, fresh fruit, garden vegetables & robust cheese paired with 2012 Pinot from Moshin Vineyards. They were kind enough to bring wine and snacks during the concert. Www.moshinvineyards.com
Breakfast at Hayden Street Inn and my home for a few days. John Harasty (former chef of Churchill Downs) & Keren Colsten have been the proprietors for 7 years. John's cooking skills are legendary, so I was excited to try his creations. They truly put the 'bed and breakfast' into bed and breakfast with the most comfortable bed I've slept in lately – and the best breakfast. Www.haydon.com
The first stop of the day was Williamson Wines. Ok, I have never joined a wine club, but they have an incredible offer! They pair with a spice club from Australia & an imported French cheese club shipped quarterly with recipes for your home dinner parties. The only way to get this wine is through the wine club. Owners Bill & Dawn host multiple special events every year, including a trip to Australia. Special reserves are also available! They offer incredible wines, great imported cheeses, and private label spice pairings that match with the wine like this one here: 2009 Elate Grange cuvée with Elate balsamic garlic & herb jam. I am sold on this! Love it!! Www.williamsonwines.com
The next stop was Jordan Wines. They offer a progressive wine tour with wine and food at each stop along the sprawling property aboard a Lexus luxury shuttle. Don't just drink the wines – walk the vines. Learn about the science of winemaking and even pluck the grapes direct from their source.
Stop #1
Jordan 2011 Chardonnay with pastries and cucumber water.
Stop #2 includes braised beef with pine nuts & 2003 Cabernet with a full view of the vines.
Cheers also to the 2009 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon. They are building a glass structure with 360-degree views of their vineyards as you indulge in their velvet Cab. Magnifique!
Stop #4 is a Chardonnay stop with a lake view!!
Gravenstein apple vinaigrette with sushi rice @ preserves with 2010 Chardonnay which truly compares to a white burgundy as a structural depiction. This is a very tasty ensemble from chef Todd Knoll! I think I'm in love...
Stop #5 is Chef Todd's garden and ranch tour where you also get to meet Elmer, the mini donkey. There are orchards with olives, cherries, peaches and it's all solar-powered.
Next up was Medlock Ames wines and a bold 2012 Sauvignon Blanc. They have 4 different gardens with comparable pairings for each; they also sell their wine at the farmer's market & the tasting room. I tasted fresh blackberries, raspberries and blueberries straight from the vine.
They offer 7 different wines in pairing samples, including the 2011 Chardonnay, which is 100% chardonnay. 2012 Rose is cool & smooth - just like the owner. It's produced from a French oak barrel. The Cabernet & Merlot blend is equally amazing! I enjoyed the correlation of how often wines take on the same personality of the winemakers. Ames is soft, authentic (100% with no blends) and that is exactly what his wines are. So for the wines that have a 'big nose' or 'nice legs', well…look at the owners! Www.medlockames.com
Next I met Jake Hawke at Hawkes winery with 2009 Semillon and enjoyed almond hazelnut olive oil biscotti! Yum!! The best part about his place was the entertainment when his beautiful little daughters came out to join us. The atmosphere is very down to earth and friendly. You get the feeling that Jake is all about making wine for his friends and feel like part of the family. He also makes a fabulous Rose. www.hawkeswine.com
It was time for dinner and sustenance from Diavola Pizzeria & Salumeria with charcuterie, grilled breads, and cheeses that pair well with 2011 Nalle Dry Creek Zin. They have many original items on the menu that were a hit with the entire table, including; grilled Mediterranean Octopus, fried Monterey Bay Sardines, Pork Belly with watermelon, and Italian pizzas. Www.diavolapizzeria.com
(Have I lost anyone yet? I know this is a grueling pace, but worth every step and every sip).
I started my day at Costeaux French Bakery with a cafe mocha & croissant breakfast sandwich. It was melted together with apple wood smoked bacon, avocado, egg & cheddar cheese on a flaky croissant. Another hearty start to wine tasting! Www.Costeaux.com
The next stop was at Merriam Vineyards with their award-winning 2011 Pinot Reserve. Sample all of their best Reserves with food pairings. The truffle sausage, French cheese, and dried cherries blend perfectly with the Reserve. He only produces 3000 cases per year. They should also get a prize for the best views from the bathroom! Www.MerriamVineyards.com
Next I enjoyed a rare lunch on the veranda and private tour with master winemaker & mentor Lynn Fritz of Lynmar Estate Wines. With over 78 varietals, I can't pick my favorite either... but it's fun to try. Every one is incredible. You can't go wrong here!
My favorite quote of the day came from Lynn, "wine is a primordial and an aggregate to conversation and community with people".
The next stop was Iron Horse Vineyards, which is notable for their champagne. Iron Horse 2008 Blanc de Blancs Champagne is celebrating the 125th birthday of National Geographic Magazine with a special reserve partnership. $4 from every bottle is donated to support the mission of clean oceans & a better planet. What better way to honor that mission, than with champagne & oysters! I am happy to do my part!
Spaaahhhh!! I indulged in a much-needed lavender peppermint restorative massage at Hotel Healdsburg! It was the perfect relaxing activity after a few long days of wine tasting! www.hotelhealdsburg.com
I always appreciate celebrating life with passionate people who love what they do and writing about people, places & things that are equally passionate! So many vines…and so little time! Cheers!
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Wow…. I come to California and everywhere I turn… I see a store selling Pakalolo (Marijuana, Weed, etc).
I'm wondering if I'm in Amsterdam instead of the United States…
I'm truly speechless to see all these Weed stores that sell buds publicly here in California ALL OVER THE PLACE.
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Exclusive NFC Times Insight – Less than a week after Samsung switched on its mobile payments service in Russia, Apple has launched Apple Pay in the country, continuing the international expansion of its NFC payments service to a 10th market.
Samsung Electronics reportedly says it has an agreement with payment network China UnionPay that would enable embedded chips in more than 3 million of its devices in China with China UnionPay's contactless-payments service, though no banks have yet been mentioned as issuers.
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Russian Standard Bank launched its long-planned NFC-payments service on embedded chips in Samsung NFC devices, under an earlier partnership deal between Samsung Electronics and MasterCard Worldwide.
NFC Times Exclusive: Assuming Apple doesn't put embedded secure elements in its next iPhone as some are predicting, the future for the embedded chip technology for NFC phones is uncertain–beset by stalled projects, growing interest in host-card emulation and questionable continued support from Samsung.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – In announcing their respective quarterly results this week, both Visa and Mastercard, as expected, discussed the major disruption that Covid-19 is wreaking on the payments business. But they also noted that there is one unexpected victim of the pandemic: cash.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Citing the increased demand for cashless payments because of the Covid-19 pandemic, Westpac today became the last of Australia's big four banks to adopt Apple Pay, ending a four-year holdout that had lasted months, even years longer than its major rivals.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – With Covid-19 lockdowns causing mass transit ridership in many cities to virtually fall off a cliff–with such cities as London, New York and San Francisco reporting drops of more than 90%–transport providers worry that some riders may not come back, even after the pandemic ends.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Government legislation will likely be needed for widespread adoption of Mobility-as-a-Service, or MaaS, to occur, according to UK-based Juniper Research, which believes that the regulations will be necessary to force MaaS providers, including transit service providers, to work together, as well as to persuade users to get out of their cars to cut carbon emissions.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Apple on Wednesday expanded support for closed-loop transit payments across China, incorporating China's T-Union interoperable transit cards in its Apple Pay service.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – While the Covid-19 virus outbreak is building awareness for contactless and NFC payments and is accelerating the increase in already low contactless transaction limits in Europe, it remains to be seen how much it will convince more merchants to accept contactless in the U.S.
NFC TIMES Exclusive – Since last May, when ride-hailing service Uber officially began enabling customers to book and pay for public transit tickets in Denver directly in the Uber app, use of the service remains relatively low, accounting for less than 3% of all mobile tickets purchased by customers of Denver public transit agency RTD, NFC Times has learned.
NFC TIMES Exclusive – The founders of former payments wearables provisioning company Fit Pay, which was acquired last September for $3.3 million by smartwatch and fitness band maker Garmin, have sued the device maker and two other parties, claiming they are owed millions in missed earn-out payments.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – The Helsinki Regional Transport Authority plans to accept contactless EMV payments on its multimodal system, including its buses, metro, trams and ferries. The rollout, expected to be completed in 2023, will also support daily and weekly fare capping.
NFC TIMES Exclusive insight – Transport for London's recent deal with Google to put the Google Pay Logo on more than 5,600 contactless gate readers across the large London Underground network is not the first time that the London transit authority has rented out its prime payments real estate to sponsors. Nor is it the only transit agency that has profited from sponsorship deals tied to its contactless EMV transit payments services.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Ecommerce giant Amazon expanded its no-checkout concept to its first "full-sized" supermarket Tuesday, in its headquarters city of Seattle, enabling shoppers to scan an app upon entering, pull products off of shelves and "just walk out," with hundreds of cameras and numerous sensors having recorded everywhere the shoppers went in the store and everything they put into their shopping carts. A card on file in the app is charged as the customers leave.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Banks in the Czech Republic say they are seeing significant and growing use of NFC-enabled smartphones and wearables, ranging from 6% to nearly 25% of all contactless payments–three banks told NFC Times–although a large majority of consumers continue to tap their contactless cards, not NFC devices, for in-store payments.


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Iran reports long-range missile launch in exercise
TEHRAN, Iran – Iran said Tuesday it test-fired several ballistic missiles, including a long-range variety meant to dissuade an Israeli or U.S. attack, alongside a push by Washington to beef up its military might in the region.
The powerful Revolutionary Guard's acting commander told state TV that the tests, aimed at mock enemy bases in a war games exercise, were a response to refusal by Israel and the U.S. to rule out military strikes to stop Iran's nuclear program.
"It is a response to the political impoliteness of those who talk about all options being on the table," Gen. Hossein Salami said.
The official IRNA news agency said the surface-to-surface missiles successfully hit their targets. The semi-official Fars said the salvos included the so-called Shahab-3 missile.
Iran has tested a variety of missiles in previous war games, including a Shahab-3 variant with a range of 2,000 kilometers that can reach Israel and southern Europe. The missiles are also capable of hitting U.S. bases in the region.
Iranian state TV showed video of several missiles being launched.
"So far, we have launched missiles from 300 to 1,300 kilometers (180 to 800 miles) in the maneuver," said Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, who heads the Guard's aerospace division. He hinted that some missiles had an even longer range.
Israel is about 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) away from Iran's western borders, while the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet is based in Bahrain, some 200 kilometers (120 miles) from Iranian shores in the Persian Gulf.
The Iranian commander quoted by Fars said Iran used both unmanned and manned bombers in the war games and was firing a variety of other missiles. Tehran says the drills aim to assess the accuracy and effectiveness of its warheads and weapons systems.
Tensions over Iran's nuclear program provided the backdrop.
In Washington, State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said the U.S. remains "deeply concerned" over Iran's missile development. She said the drills are in violation of a U.N. Security Council resolution that "prohibits Iran from undertaking any activity related to ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons."
A European Union oil embargo meant to pressure Iran over its nuclear program went into effect on Sunday.
The West suspects the Islamic Republic wants to build nuclear weapons, and Israel has hinted at an attack if diplomatic efforts and sanctions fail to eliminate what it sees as a direct threat.
Iran insists its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, such as power generation and cancer treatment.
Meir Javedanfar, an Israeli expert on Iran at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya college, said the missile test was "first and foremost for domestic consumption."
"The Iranian regime has been saying for years that the Europeans can't live without Iran's oil. The imposition of sanctions and the fact that all of Europe has stopped buying Iranian oil has contradicted the message of the Iranian government," he said. "They need to maintain an image of strength with the people of Iran, and for now, these maneuvers are the best they can do," he added.
Iran's latest show of force comes as the United States ramps up its presence in the Gulf.
The Pentagon recently doubled the number of minesweepers in the region, giving the U.S. greater flexibility to counter any Iranian effort to mine the Strait of Hormuz at the mouth of the Persian Gulf.
The strait is routinely patrolled by Iranian and U.S. warships. Iran has repeatedly threatened to close the strategic waterway, which is the transit route for about a fifth of the world's oil supply, in retaliation for increased Western-led sanctions.
Lt. Cmdr. Kyle Raines, a spokesman for the 5th Fleet in Bahrain, said the four additional minesweepers arrived in the region on June 23. They join four similar ships normally assigned to the naval force.
He did not link their arrival directly to Iran, saying they are used to ensure commercial shipping can continue in international waters. But there was little doubt their presence is meant as a deterrent against any effort to mine the strait.
U.S. military commanders requested the additional minesweepers to provide "greater flexibility to support a wider range of possible contingencies and training," Raines said in an emailed response to questions.
Another ship, the USS Ponce, has also entered the 5th Fleet's area of operation, which includes the Gulf region, and is due to arrive in Bahrain later this week. It will add to the Navy's existing firepower in the region, where two aircraft carrier strike groups are also on patrol.
The Ponce was an amphibious transport dock that was recently retrofitted to become what is known as an afloat forward staging base. That effectively means it can act as a floating stop-off point for helicopters, patrol ships and special forces.
In addition to the naval presence, the U.S. military stations fighter jets and other aircraft at a number of air bases in friendly Arab nations across the Gulf from Iran. The Pentagon plans to keep 13,500 troops in Kuwait to give it the ability to respond to sudden conflicts in the region following the American military withdrawal from Iraq, according to a congressional report last month.
The study by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said that in addition to ballistic missiles, Iran's conventional military includes 350,000 ground troops, 1,800 tanks and more than 300 fighter aircraft.
Schreck reported from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Associated Press writer Josef Federman in Jerusalem contributed reporting.


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Ontario's lack of readiness for nuclear emergencies is a frightening situation that should alarm every resident, especially those in Southwestern Ontario, says Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley.
"The province preaches to municipalities about emergency plans. It turns out the preacher isn't following his own gospel," Bradley said Thursday.
Bradley joined a chorus of critics slamming the Liberal government a day after Ontario's auditor general revealed shortcomings in provincial emergency and nuclear response plans, concluding it's not ready for a large-scale emergency.
Southwestern Ontario is home to the world's largest operating nuclear plant, the Bruce nuclear complex near Kincardine.
Neither Ontario's emergency preparedness nor its nuclear response plans has been updated in almost a decade and budget cuts have trimmed staff and programs at its emergency management office, Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk, the province's spending watchdog, reported.
And there aren't enough people trained to staff Ontario's emergency centre for a crisis longer than two weeks, a cabinet committee overseeing emergency management hasn't met in years and few ministry-level practice tests in the last five years involved simulations.
The weakness in Ontario's emergency planning and oversight make the province "vulnerable if a large-scale emergency were to occur," the report said.
"It is essential in a province the size of Ontario that the government be ready to act in the event of an emergency," Lysyk said in a statement.
Ontario has the highest nuclear power generating capacity of any province or state in North America, and the province is responsible for the response to any nuclear emergency affecting areas outside a plant, Lysyk noted.
For Southwestern Ontarians, it's worth noting no working nuclear plant in the world is larger than the giant, eight-reactor Bruce Power complex in Tiverton, which is provincially-owned but privately operated.
Community safety critics for both opposition parties jumped on the auditor general's findings.
"It is definitely shocking. It's just ridiculous," Progressive Conservative critic Laurie Scott, the MPP for Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock, said. "They got caught and there's no excuse."
The province has to make emergency response a priority and act immediately on the report's recommendations, she said.
That action has to include beefing up resources for emergency responders in municipalities, especially those close to Canadian and U.S. nuclear plants, said NDP community safety critic, Taras Natyshak.
"They aren't given the resources to properly mitigate disasters," the Essex MPP said.
"Without any action, the responses are only lip service to communities and emergency service personnel that ware working to ensure safety. Every second that goes by is a second communities are vulnerable."
Residents in Amherstberg can see across Lake Erie the towers of the Enrico Fermi nuclear plant in Michigan, and emergency responders in Ontario need the resources to handle any crisis there, Natyshak said.
The province doesn't provide the proper funding for municipalities to meet what the province legislates they do to prepare for emergencies, London Mayor Matt Brown said.
"It's very limited funding. For us to meet the current expectations, there's a need for additional funding."
The auditor general's report and a recent provincial review of the issue, released last week, both highlight areas that need to be addressed, Brown said.
It's ironic that the auditor report was released the same day Sarnia's emergency response group, including someone from the U.S. Homeland Security department, were working on a simulated crisis involving drinking water, Bradley said.
"I think Homeland Security would be appalled at the level of preparedness in Ontario," Bradley said. "This is not something that can be be fixed in the short term."
A spokesperson for Homeland Security couldn't be reached for comment.
Community Safety Minister Marie-France Lalonde said the auditor's findings are consistent with the results of its internal review and a number of key initiatives were announced last week, including recruitment of a dedicated chief of emergency management.
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Nuclear Response
- Outlines responsibilities of nuclear power companies, municipalities near nuclear plants and host municipalities where people affected by a nuclear emergency will go.
- Requires ministries and municipalities to develop plans for assigned responsibilities. For example, Transportation Ministry with OPP help should oversee traffic-control plans for nuclear emergencies
Emergency Response
- Outlines general responsibilities for ministries and municipalities in case of emergencies.
- Includes specific responsibilities for organizations, for example, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry is to provide flood and waterflow forecasts.


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We've been wondering about the story behind Roland Emmerich's Singularity for a while now — and it sounds like it really is about the Raymond Kurzweil-style technological Singularity, with just a hint of robot uprising thrown in.
Top image via Stuck in Customs on Flickr.
Talking to Collider, Emmerich says Singularity is already in pre-production, and will probably start filming in late March. And he describes the storyline a bit:
It takes place in the future 40 years from now. It's like kind of this moment where computer technology is so advanced that we kind of-It's the danger of losing control.
But he says it's not a disaster movie, because he's done too many of those — instead, it's something "totally different," something that "people haven't seen yet." And meanwhile, he says the rumors he was directing a film based on the video game Asteroids are false.
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At the time, many in the industry pointed out that the permitting system already takes protection of the countryside and local people's views into account. However, national media reported that the announcement amounted to a veto over wind farms for communities.
Letters from inspectors ruling on appeals confirm that Pickles' statement did not represent a change in policy. One regarding an application for a 9MW wind farm in Cambridgeshire, south-east England, said: "National policy has not been changed by the recent ministerial statements, and the approach to decision-making continues to require a balance to be struck between harm and benefit. This is addressed throughout the decision."
However, Pickles has personally taken over decisions on seven wind farm applications from the Planning Inspectorate. Six of these are in the constituencies of fellow Conservative Party politicians, all of whom have actively campaigned against the wind farms in question. The politicians include former energy minister John Hayes, who caused controversy last year when he said "enough was enough" on onshore wind. Final decisions on these appeals are yet to be made.
At the end of July, the government issued revised guidance for local councils on permitting for onshore wind applications. It states that they cannot specify blanket separation distances between homes and wind farms, but must look at applications on a case-by-case basis. At least nine councils were considering such policies.
Developer RWE Npower Renewables was at the centre of a high court case on buffer zones earlier this year after Milton Keynes council tried to introduce a two-kilometre distance between any wind farms and homes. The court ruled in the developer's favour but left the door open for other councils to introduce similar rules.
An RWE spokesman said: "This clearly shows that the way forward is – as it has always been – that impacts are to be judged on the site-specific merits of any individual scheme. We are sure that decision makers and planning inspectors will take note of this."
The guidance also states that councils should identify suitable areas for renewable energy to give greater certainty as to where development will be permitted. They should not have to give permission outside these areas when they judge the impact to be unacceptable.
"The expectation should always be that an application should only be approved if the impact is (or can be made) acceptable," the guidance states.
Maf Smith, deputy chief executive of trade body RenewableUK, said: "Following a long debate about onshore wind costs and benefits, we trust that this period of uncertainty for the industry is now at an end, and that we will see planning policy and guidance producing robust, objective planning decisions."


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Aragorn was in the Hobbit? I thought that stuff happened before Aragorn was born.
Aragorn had that slow aging thing going on, coreect? It wouldn't be too hard to make him 80 or so at the time of Fellowship.
I believe it was determined that he was 87
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As far as I can tell, Tag does nothing with the MusicBrainz tags.
1. Populate the MusicBrainz release and recording ID of a file
2. Save the file
3. Close Tag
4. Launch Tag
5. Open the file
6. Check the MB tags in the Misc tab and they are not populated.
I would assume they should be saved but I do not see that they are.
On a related note, if the Echo Nest ids are retrieved should it save those? I don't see them in the tabs. I'm not sure if there is a standard tag name for any of these fields but it seems incredibly useful to have that information since it identifies the release and track.
Using some command-line ID3 tools such as id3info and id3v2, I cannot determine if the tags are set.
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The answer depends on the file's format. What format are the files you're working with?
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Thanks for the response.
I'm working with MP3 files only so far.
I'm working with MP3 files only so far.
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I looked at this issue and it seems that I inadvertently omitted the code that saves the MusicBrainz tags (forgot to check it in). I will add this for the next release; the tag naming will closely follow http://musicbrainz.org/doc/MusicBrainz_ ... gs/Mapping
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GWAR Perform Shredding Cover of Billy Ocean's 'Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car'
GWAR are slowly becoming the masters of purposely covering songs that they hate. A year after the band were challenged to perform Kansas' 'Carry on Wayward Son,' GWAR once again travelled into music's past with a metal rendition of Billy Ocean's 'Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car.'
If you checked out a live GWAR show within the past year, you may have heard the band of alien warmongers perform 'Carry on Wayward Son,' which they first shredded through for the A.V. Club. One year later, GWAR returned to the A.V. Club to tackle yet another despicable song, ultimately choosing the Billy Ocean hit.
GWAR front-thing Oderus Urungus even spoke to the A.V. Club about why 'Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car' is his least favorite song of all time, although GWAR have been performing the track on their current tour. "The other dudes in the band want to do it," Oderus begins. "I can't go one against four with those dudes! They'd kick my ass! I can't take on four scumdogs! Jesus! But I f---ing hate that song. The video has some of the worst animation of anything that has existed. Not just of all animation, but of anything. That stupid fucking fish that swims around in the video… The animation sucks really bad, and not in a Paula Abdul, weird wolf-creature animation way. It's a reminder of how incredibly stupid you people are capable of being. There was a time when this was a big hit; they played it, they loved it, they loved Billy Ocean, and they loved the way people dressed and they loved the bad animation and it was horrible. So basically what I'm saying is everything that you loved was horrible. And that's a lot for somebody to have to take."
After being confronted with the fact that the track was a No. 1 song, Oderus responded with rage. "That's terrible. How could that be? Unfortunately, that's the truth. And, of course, that's the reason it causes me so much pain is because you're all my children. I have f---ed the ape to create you and you're a bunch of f---ups and I'm very disappointed in you. Your entire race has been a letdown. And for that, you must die. You must be wiped clean from this world and I will f--- something else. That's why I want to f--- a blue whale, because I'm pretty sure if I f--- a blue whale, which I've never been able to, I'll be able to get it right. Then I can create something that I can totally build an army with."
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text: Highlands Ranch, CO — ASF International released a new business support tool called Dashboard. It was designed to give up-to-the-minute reports on a health club and its profit centers to help club owners easily pinpoint strengths and challenges, then quickly take action and correct issues that need to be addressed. The new business assessment tool is now available to any client using ASF's billing services and software, the company said.


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A couple of years ago, it was noted that mTOR inhibitors slowed the growth of cysts in animal models of Polycystic Kidney Disease. Although the activity of mTOR is minimal in normal renal epithelial cells, in cyst epithelial cells, expression is markedly increased. At the time, there was understandably a lot of excitement about this and the potential for a role for rapamycin for treating patients with PCKD. (We got in on this ourselves and had two posts from Nate and Conall about this possible therapeutic pathway) Unfortunately, the clinical studies were not very impressive and the excitement has since faded somewhat. One of the reasons put forward for why it was ineffective was that the doses were inadequate. The dose of rapamycin needed to suppress cyst growth in mice was far higher than was tolerable for humans. Anyone who has used rapamycin in transplant recipients knows about the side-effect profile which prevents many people from taking the drug,
An article was just published in JASN which raises the possibility that rapamycin could be used in higher doses than previously thought possible. The folate receptor is selectively expressed on cancer cells and renal epithelial cells. As a result, there has been some work done on combining drugs with folate to increase the specificity of drug delivery, particularly chemotherapeutic agents and thus limiting toxicity. The beauty of this is that folic acid is taken up into most cells by an alternative pathway and this pathway is not available to conjugated folate. In this study, the authors conjugated rapamycin to folate and gave it to mice with PKD. They showed that it was effective both at reducing expression of downstream targets of mTOR and slowing cyst growth. This suggests that the combined compound could be given in large doses to humans with PKD and offer targeted therapy with less chance of significant extra-renal side effects.
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Great Awakening
Great Awakening, series of religious revivals that swept over the American colonies about the middle of the 18th cent. It resulted in doctrinal changes and influenced social and political thought. In New England it was started (1734) by the rousing preaching of Jonathan Edwards. Although there were early local stirrings in New Jersey in the 1720s under the evangelical preaching of Theodorus Frelinghuysen of the Dutch Reformed Church, the revival in the Middle Colonies actually began in New Jersey largely among the Presbyterians trained under William Tennent. His son Gilbert Tennent became the leading figure of the Great Awakening in the Middle Colonies. Other preachers followed, and with the tour (1739–41) of the famous Methodist preacher George Whitefield, the isolated currents of revivalism united and flowed into all the colonies. The revival reached the South with the preaching (1748–59) of Samuel Davies among the Presbyterians of Virginia, with the great success of the Baptists in North Carolina in the 1760s, and with the rapid spread of Methodism shortly before the American Revolution.
In New England the movement died out rapidly, leaving behind bitter doctrinal disputes between the "New Lights" and the "Old Lights," the latter led by Charles Chauncy, a Boston clergyman, who opposed the revivalist movement as extravagant and impermanent. The theology of the "New Lights," a slightly modified Calvinism, crystallized into the Edwardian, or New England, theology that became dominant in W New England, whereas the liberal doctrines of the "Old Lights," strong in Boston and the vicinity, were destined to develop into the Universalist or Unitarian positions. A similar division between "New Sides" and "Old Sides" took place in the Middle Colonies, causing a schism (1741–58) in the Presbyterian Church.
The Great Awakening also resulted in an outburst of missionary activity among Native Americans by such men as David Brainerd, Eleazar Wheelock, and Samuel Kirkland; in the first movement of importance against slavery; and in various other humanitarian undertakings. It led to the founding of a number of academies and colleges, notably Princeton, Brown, Rutgers, and Dartmouth. It served to build up interests that were intercolonial in character, to increase opposition to the Anglican Church and the royal officials who supported it, and to encourage a democratic spirit in religion.
See A. E. Heimert and P. Miller, ed., Great Awakening: Documents Illustrating the Crisis and Its Consequences (1967). J. Tracy, A History of the Revival of Religion in the Time of Edwards and Whitefield (1845, repr. 1969); C. H. Maxson, The Great Awakening in the Middle Colonies (1920, repr. 1958); W. M. Gewehr, The Great Awakening in Virginia (1930, repr. 1965); E. S. Gaustad, The Great Awakening in New England (1957, repr. 1965); R. L. Bushman, ed., The Great Awakening (1969, repr. 1989); D. B. Rutman, The Great Awakening (1970); C. L. Heyrman, Southern Cross (1997).


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Voyage Retirement Solutions announced it has implemented Riskalyze, the world's first risk-alignment platform, which mathematically pinpoints a client's Risk Number® and equips advisors to empower each investor.
Built on a Nobel Prize-winning framework, Riskalyze quantifies the semantics of the financial advice industry, replacing confusing and subjective terms like "moderately conservative" and "moderately aggressive" with the Risk Number, a number between 1 and 99 that pinpoints a client's exact comfort zone for downside risk and potential upside gain. Advisors then build an investment portfolio to match the client's Risk Number and chart a clearly defined path to the client's goals.
Riskalyze was twice named one of the world's 10 most innovative companies in finance by Fast Company Magazine and has appeared twice on the Forbes FinTech50 list.
"Riskalyze is a revolutionary technology our office uses to design tailor made portfolios, suited to our clients Risk vs Reward tolerance and expectations," says founder Daniel Rey. "The traditionally used categories of conservative, moderate or aggressive are relative, confusing and becoming somewhat antiquated. Investors are surprised what kind of risks they are willing to take when considering their portfolios in real dollars. How much can your investments lose or gain over the next six months? Taking a quantitative snap shot of our clients current allocation allows us to compare the portfolios' risk to our clients actual risk number and make adjustments where needed. We are excited to leverage modern technology, such as Riskalyze which allow us to better educate, inform and serve our clientele."
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At Voyage Retirement Solutions, we believe our industry has a problem. Too often clients are being serviced with a "cookie cutter, one size fits all" method. We believe each individual's financial needs are different and should be treated as such. Because of this, we have chosen to be an independent firm, providing a level of excellent service to our clientele. Interactions with clients should not be transactional, but should be a journey that instills confidence while being guided by integrity. Our team at Voyage, on a daily basis, strives to accomplish this! We service individual, families, and public servant's retirement needs. We offer retirement consultation and tax planning services. Securities offered through GWN SECURITIES, INC. Member FINRA/SIPC. 11440 N Jog Road, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418. (561)472-2700. Voyage Retirement Solutions, LLC and GWN Securities, Inc.are non-affiliated companies.
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Ruby Films MD Paul Trijbits has left the company and boarded BBC series The Casual Vacancy as executive producer.
MD Paul Trijbits has departed Ruby Film and Television. His first role post-Ruby will be as executive producer on JK Rowling's The Casual Vacancy series for the BBC and The Blair Partnership.
Trijbits will manage the production and appoint a writer to adapt the novel about a seemingly quiet English village hiding a number of explosive feuds. The book is Harry Potter writer Rowling's first for adults.
Trijbits, who joined Alison Owen's Ruby Films in 2007, was unavailable for comment about his departure from the London-based outfit.
Trijbits' recent executive producer and producer credits include Disney's Saving Mr Banks, Focus Features' Jane Eyre, and Stephen Poliakoff's Dancing on the Edge, a six-part drama for the BBC.
JK Rowling will collaborate closely on the project. The number and length of the episodes is to be decided. Commissioner for the BBC is Danny Cohen, controller of BBC One, and Ben Stephenson, controller of BBC Drama. It is expected to air in 2014.
Neil Blair and Rick Senat of agency The Blair Partnership will be executive producers.
Trijbits joined Alison Owen's Ruby in early 2007, after his six-year stint as head of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund.


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Newsflash: Principal Suit and our Chapter leader are having a lovers quarrel. Yes, the two who have not kept their little tryst a secret are openly quarreling. The CL put a notice in every one's mailbox today telling us that Principal Suit does not respect or even like teachers. Now, to teachers this is not newsworthy. We all know how Suit feels about us. He claims we are family, but does not treat us very nicely nor does he give us any respect. What is newsworthy is CL putting it in writing and sharing his views with everyone. Troubles in the bedroom are usually kept private. What comes next? We'll have to wait for the next edition to come out.
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4 comments:
- 17 (really 15) more years said...
Something similar happened with our principal and CL, when the principal dropped a bomb on the CL at a consultation committee meeting. The CL, who fancies herself an administrator in waiting, was totally blindsided. Their love is now a thing of the past. And it's getting mighty ugly around my school.
- 6:40 AM, November 28, 2007
- JUSTICE not "just us" said...
What's next? Porno pictures of them in everyone's mailboxes?
Don't laugh! This happened in one of the schools I worked in(in da Boogie down Bronx). One adminstrator in order to get back at one of his concubines put nakkid pictures of her in every one's mail boxes. It was soo offensive!!! cause she was as ugly as sin!
I LOVE THE DOE. THEY HIRE THE MOST PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE I HAVE SEEN TO RUN SCHOOLS. Keep it on the down low but in my school a certian admistrator is have an affair with the parent coordinator but no one knows about it but the kids!
- 5:32 AM, November 29, 2007
- Anonymous said...
I wish my CL would write such a notice. The only thing she rights is that our admin is all powerful.
- 10:09 PM, November 29, 2007
- proofoflife said...
As a C.L. I hate it when I hear, read that C.L.'s are in bed with the adminstration. I am glad that I believe that if you lay down with dirty dogs you get fleas. MY DOG HAS FLEAS!! NOT ME!!
- 10:14 PM, November 30, 2007


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WASHINGTON— The Catholic Relief Services Collection will take place the weekend of March 9-10. This year's collection theme: "Jesus in Disguise: How will you help?" invites Catholics to influence the lives of more than 100 million people at home and abroad, particularly families affected by persecution, war and natural disasters.
"The Catholic Relief Services Collection enacts Jesus' message of caring for the least of our brothers and sisters through providing humanitarian aid and ongoing resources. This collection provides an opportunity for Catholics in the United States to help suffering families around the world," said Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr of Cincinnati, chairman of the Committee on National Collections of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB).
Catholic Relief Services (CRS) is the official overseas relief and development agency of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Recent collection funds have helped CRS establish water programs in 40 countries around the world. In East Africa, for example, where a terrible drought sent millions from their homes in search of food and water, some farmers in Ethiopia stayed home. Their thriving crops and livestock needed tending. Long before the drought struck, CRS built more than 700 water sources that provide clean water to 2.1 million people there.
In Sudan, the youth of West Darfur with little or no access to education, have been given a second chance through CRS' Accelerated Learning project. Since 2005, this project has enabled CRS to build and rehabilitate hundreds of classrooms and has allowed more than 600 CRS-trained teachers to put their good training into practice.
In addition to CRS, the Catholic Relief Services Collection funds five other Catholic agencies: USCCB's Migration and Refugee Services, which helps resettle refugees in the United States; USCCB's Secretariat of Cultural Diversity in the Church, which provides outreach and pastoral care to ethnic and cultural groups; USCCB's Department of Justice, Peace, and Human Development, which advocates for poor and vulnerable peopleand for international justice and peaceCatholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC); and the Holy Father's Relief Fund, which provides assistance to victims of natural disasters and other emergencies around the world.
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USN-2240-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities
5 June 2014
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A security issue affects these releases of Ubuntu and its derivatives:
- Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.
Software Description
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Pinkie Pie discovered a flaw in the Linux kernel's futex subsystem. An unprivileged local user could exploit this flaw to cause a denial of service (system crash) or gain administrative privileges. (CVE-2014-3153)
An information leak was discovered in the netfilter subsystem of the Linux kernel. An attacker could exploit this flaw to obtain sensitive information from kernel memory. (CVE-2014-2568)
Sasha Levin reported a bug in the Linux kernel's virtual memory management subsystem. An unprivileged local user could exploit this flaw to cause a denial of service (system crash). (CVE-2014-3122)
Update instructions
The problem can be corrected by updating your system to the following package versions:
- Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
- linux-image-3.13.0-29-generic - 3.13.0-29.53
- linux-image-3.13.0-29-generic-lpae - 3.13.0-29.53
- linux-image-3.13.0-29-lowlatency - 3.13.0-29.53
- linux-image-3.13.0-29-powerpc-e500 - 3.13.0-29.53
- linux-image-3.13.0-29-powerpc-e500mc - 3.13.0-29.53
- linux-image-3.13.0-29-powerpc-smp - 3.13.0-29.53
- linux-image-3.13.0-29-powerpc64-emb - 3.13.0-29.53
- linux-image-3.13.0-29-powerpc64-smp - 3.13.0-29.53
To update your system, please follow these instructions: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Security/Upgrades.
After a standard system update you need to reboot your computer to make all the necessary changes.
ATTENTION: Due to an unavoidable ABI change the kernel updates have been given a new version number, which requires you to recompile and reinstall all third party kernel modules you might have installed. If you use linux-restricted-modules, you have to update that package as well to get modules which work with the new kernel version. Unless you manually uninstalled the standard kernel metapackages (e.g. linux-generic, linux-server, linux-powerpc), a standard system upgrade will automatically perform this as well.