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Hazel Margaret Foster, 77, loving wife, mother and grandmother passed away peacefully from Grand Coulee, Washington's Coulee Medical Center, with her daughter by her side in the afternoon of Monday, February 4, 2013. Born in Inchelium, Wash., the daughter of Forest and Agnes (Marchand) Butler; Hazel entered this world November 7, 1935.
A life-long member of the Roman Catholic Church, Hazel was always very proud of her Native American heritage. On November 9, 1960, Hazel married her soul-mate Alton Everett Foster and for the last 50 years they made their home in Keller, Washington on Manila Creek Road. Hazel enjoyed crocheting, doing crosswords and word-search, but is probably best remembered for the wonderful smells and food which seemed to magically come from her kitchen. She also enjoyed spending time in the out-of-doors whether huckleberry picking, teaching her children how to fish, hunt or camping. Everyone who knew Hazel also knows she loved to spend time at the casinos gambling, though her greatest joy was spending time with her grandchildren.
Predeceased by both of her parents; son Robert Alton Foster and daughter Linda Burke; Hazel's legacy lives on through her beloved husband Alton Foster; son Mike Burke; daughter Vickie Foster; grandchildren: LaZelda Marie Foster and Clarence Alton Robert Foster; niece Linda Novatney; and nephews: Bruce Butler and Billy Butler. Her family would also like to recognize some others who were very dear to Hazel: Candy Merriman, Sherry Monaghan, Vern Kheel, Angie Sutton, Todd Marchand, Margaret McQuen, Pat Waggoner, Lodean Kent, Brenda Nee, Tricia Aubertin, the Peasley Twins, Dusty Rose Aubertin, Billy Somday, Don Heldman, Andrea Picard and Sylvia Peasley.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Top-seeded Florida State took the first step in defending its conference championship Sunday afternoon shutting out eighth-seeded Boston College, 4-0, on a chilly day inside the Seminole Soccer Complex in the ACC Tournament Quarterfinals.
After suffering its first loss of the season at the hands of the Eagles just 10 days ago in Massachusetts, the Seminoles got their revenge on Sunday scoring four times including twice each half, in rolling to the largest margin of victory in series history.
Tiffany McCarty registered two goals and Dagny Brynjarsdottir tallied a career-high four points on a goal and two assists as the Seminoles advanced out of the first round of the ACC Tournament for the sixth time in the last eight years.
McCarty's two goals made her the all-time leading scorer in points (10) and goals (5) in league championship play, while Brynjarsdottir became the fourth Seminole to record two assists in an ACC Tournament game as she joined Amber Tollefson (2001), Summer Corum (2001) and Mami Yamaguchi (2006).
With the win, FSU improved to 12-14-6 all-time in the ACC Tournament and 1-1-0 in league tournament games played in Tallahassee.
Florida State will now move on to face Virginia in the ACC Tournament Semifinals at WakeMed Park in Cary, N.C., on Friday, November 2 at 5:00 p.m. The game is a rematch of last year's conference tournament semifinals in which the Seminoles defeated the Cavaliers 2-1 – marking FSU's first-ever win over UVa. Virginia advanced to the semifinals on Sunday with a 1-0 victory over North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
The Seminoles wasted very little time cracking the scoreboard on Sunday scoring two goals in the first five minutes courtesy of Brynjarsdottir and McCarty to take a commanding 2-0 lead.
The first goal came just one minute and five seconds into the start of the match following the first Florida State corner kick of the match. Tiana Brockway sent a beautiful bending ball on goal that BC keeper Alexa Gaul had to make a play on as she punched the ball off the crossbar. The ball deflected back into the box to Kristin Grubka, who headed the ball across the six-yard box to Brynjarsdottir, who finished the play with a header of her own inside the right post for the goal. The goal marked the quickest goal scored by the Seminoles in an ACC Tournament game.
Florida State took a two goal lead just five minutes in following a double passing combination from keeper Kelsey Wys and Brynjarsdottir finished in the end by McCarty. Wys punted the ball beyond midfield where Brynjarsdottir ran under and flicked the ball ahead. McCarty timed her run perfectly off the header getting behind the Eagle defenders and playing the ball forward before lofting a shot passed the out stretched arms of Gaul and into the upper left corner for the goal.
The Seminoles went into the locker room with the advantage in shots (7-1) and corners (3-0), while the defense did its job as the one Eagle shot was not on frame.
FSU added to its lead less than nine minutes into the second half when a direct free kick by Tiana Brockway from long range found its way through a mass of players and into the back of the net for the goal. In a bizarre play that saw Grubka and Kassey Kallman charging into the box to make a play, the ball bounced once inside the 18-yard box and somehow found its way into the net as the Seminoles took a commanding 3-0 lead.
Four minutes later a header by Kallman off a corner nearly made it 4-0 Florida State but a save by an Eagle defender on the line kept the BC deficit at three.
The Seminoles continued to apply pressure in the 61st minute when Hikaru Murakami found McCarty on a great pass inside the 18-yard box. McCarty tried to beat Gaul with a bending shot to the right post but the Eagle keeper came up with a big save tipping the ball out of bounds.
Florida State capped the scoring in the 71st minute on McCarty's second goal of the afternoon. The play began in the midfield with Murakami, who found Jessica Price with space to run. The senior forward sent the ball out wide to her left to Brynjarsdottir, who slotted a cross to an open McCarty, who one-timed the pass for the score to give FSU a four-goal cushion.
Possession remained in favor of Florida State for a majority of the match as the Seminoles finished with a 14-4 shots advantage. McCarty led the way with three shots as all three were on frame. Jamia Fields, Price and Brockway also added two shots apiece.
Victoria DiMartino paced the Eagles with two shots in 90 minutes of play.
Wys and Taylor Vancil combined for FSU's 14th shutout this year to tie a single-season school record set twice before in 2006 and 2008. Both Seminole keepers were credited with a save. Wys picked up the win as she moved to 15-2-0 on the year. The junior keeper added two school records to her name on Sunday as she became Florida State's all-time leader in wins (47) and starts (62) surpassing Ali Mims in both categories.
Florida State will return to action in the first of two ACC Tournament Semifinals matches on Friday, November 2 at 5:00 p.m. The Seminoles will face fifth-seeded Virginia in Cary, N.C., at the Seminole Soccer Complex. The match will air live on ESPN3.
Single session ticket prices for the ACC Tournament in Cary will be $7 in advance for adults, youth and seniors and $10 at the gate. Children under three are admitted free as well as all ACC students with a valid I.D. Check with the www.theACC.com for further updates on ticketing for the semifinals and finals.
Live stats for the match will be available via gametracker, while fans can always receive in-game updates on Twitter @FSU_Soccer. Also, do not forget to like the Seminole Soccer team on Facebook at www.facebook.com/FSUSoccer.


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Barcelona playmaker Xavi may recover from a hamstring injury in time to feature in Wednesday's Champions League last 16 first leg at Serie A side AC Milan, interim coach Jordi Roura said on Friday.
The 33-year-old has not featured for the La Liga leaders since a 1-1 draw at Valencia on Feb. 3 and had to pull out of the Spain squad for this month's friendly against Uruguay.
"We hope that he'll make it but we'll see how things develop," Roura, who is standing in for Tito Vilanova while he recovers from throat surgery, told a news conference.
As well as Xavi, Barca will be without forward David Villa for Saturday's La Liga game at Granada, Roura said.
Villa has been in and out of hospital this week for treatment on kidney stones and was not included in the squad for the trip to Andalusia.
"It was a setback that disrupted his rhythm," Roura said.
Barca can go 15 points clear of second-placed Atletico Madrid with a win at 14th-placed Granada (1900 GMT), who shocked visiting champions Real Madrid by beating them 1-0 this month.
Atletico, who suffered their first home defeat of the season against Rubin Kazan in the Europa League on Thursday, play at Real Valladolid on Sunday (1800).
Real, four points behind Atletico in third, host Rayo Vallecano in Sunday's late kickoff (2000).
"We are focusing all our efforts on the Granada game because the league is key for us," Roura said, adding that he may rotate the squad to rest some players for the Milan clash.
"We are in a comfortable position but that should not be an excuse for any king of relaxation.
"The part of the season is coming when there is a lot at stake in only a few days.
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Not all employers are covered by the laws we enforce, and not all employees are protected. This can vary depending on the type of employer, the number of employees it has, and the type of discrimination alleged.
An employee or job applicant who believes that he or she has been discriminated against at work can file a "Charge of Discrimination." All of the laws enforced by EEOC, except for the Equal Pay Act, require employees and applicants to file a Charge of Discrimination with us before they can file a job discrimination lawsuit against their employer. Also, there are strict time limits for filing a charge.
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text: In celebration of Father's Day on June 18, we're highlighting some of the animal kingdom's most attentive and amazing animal dads! Midwife Toad What this amphibious species lacks in vibrant look and behavior it makes up for in paternal care. Once fertilized, the male midwife toad wraps strands of eggs around his legs to protect them from predators. Then, once they are ready to hatch, the male toad will wade into a wet, shallow area to allow the tadpoles to spring from their eggs. Midwife toads can be found throughout western Europe and northern Africa. Siamese Fighting Fish Sure they're best known for their looks and popularity at the pet store, but did you know Siamese fighting fish are some of the most dedicated dads around? Males must work hard to impress a mate, fighting amongst themselves and showing off their ornate plumage to attract a female. Their work is not done once they find a partner; male Siamese fighting fish must also build a nest made of floating bubbles, coating each individual bubble in saliva to avoid any popping. The male continues his fathering duties by immediately swallowing the freshly-born eggs and spitting them into his nest. He ensures the survival of almost all eggs, spending the 24 to 36 hour incubation period catching any falling eggs and returning them to the nest. The father wards off any potential predators - even the mother! After the eggs hatch, the fish guard the newborns while grow strong off of their egg sack. Jacana Male jacanas are known for their intense display of paternal pride. Female jacanas are rather flighty, mating with as many males as possible and mostly ignoring their eggs. The males complete all of the preparation and care for their children, including: building nests, incubating eggs and protecting newborns! Jacana males are such good fathers they'll even nurture other males' fertilized eggs! Seahorse The vast majority of the members of this family share an unusual reproductive strategy. The males have a specialized pouch into which the female deposits her eggs. It's the fathers who brood the eggs. That's right: Males brood and bear the young. May and June mark the peak breeding season for the Chesapeake's two species of pipefish: the Northern and the dusky pipefish. The males brood their eggs for two weeks before giving birth to fully formed baby pipefish. How are you celebrating Father's Day? Tell us in the comments section! Tags: animal-dads, great-animal-dads, fathers-day, jacanas, seahorses, midwife-toads Categories: Animals Previous Post Next Post


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Automate data migration
Moving seldom-accessed data from primary storage to less-costly storage not only saves money, but can also improve the performance of applications. Hierarchical storage management (HSM) software can help automate the migration of files, but HSM products vary in the way they approach the task. So it's important to identify the requirements of an HSM product before making a choice.
Moving seldom-accessed data from primary storage to less costly storage is a good idea. HSM products can do the job, but each one is closely aligned to a specific backup software product and file system.
Sir Isaac Newton's first law--the law of inertia--is as applicable to the world of data management as it is to our planet. Experts estimate that 60% to 80% (or more) of organizational data is never accessed after it's created; files often remain at rest, untouched and unmoved from companies' most expensive storage arrays. Hierarchical storage management (HSM) software can force the migration of these files to more economical resting places while keeping them accessible and retrievable.
HSM software lets users set policies to migrate files from primary disk to other types of storage media based on vendor-provided and user-created policies. These migration policies designate which files to migrate to what storage media, and when these files should be migrated.
HSM software is based on three architectures:
- Backup software. Symantec Corp.'s Veritas NetBackup Storage Migrator for Unix and IBM Corp.'s Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) use their respective backup software catalogs to centrally initiate, manage and track file migrations. IBM TSM has one version for Windows (HSM for Windows) and another version for Unix and Linux (TSM for Space Management), but both use the same TSM backup software catalog.
- Intelligent information management software.
Arkivio Inc.'s auto-stor, Overtone Software's ManageTone for File Systems and Scentric Inc.'s Destiny are examples of products that migrate data, but can also build relationships among the different data repositories within a user's infrastructure, such as e-mail and database stores. These products provide insight into the route HSM software will likely follow, as they allow users to analyze the content of multiple data stores within an organization. With these software products, it's possible to see relationships among different data stores or retrieve all references to specific files, e-mails and database entries based on a particular search.
- Microsoft Windows-only HSM software.
Some products, like Hewlett-Packard (HP) Co.'s StorageWorks File Migration Agent (FMA) Software and BridgeHead Software's HT FileStore, take a more restrictive approach to HSM by offering support only for the Windows operating system. FMA primarily moves files to different types of HP storage hardware, including the firm's content-addressed storage and NAS products. HT FileStore supports all vendor's storage products, including tape and optical.
- File-system specific. File-system-based products like Silicon Graphic Inc.'s (SGI) InfiniteStorage Data Migration Facility (DMF) require users to first install SGI's Shared Filesystem CXFS on hosts so DMF can take advantage of CXFS' data management APIs.
- Host agent. Products like CA Inc.'s BrightStor HSM and EMC Corp.'s DiskXtender place their agents on each managed server. For most HSM products, each server tracks the files it migrates on a local database.
|Alternative HSM approaches
Within the realm of hierarchical storage management (HSM) software, there are other products that attempt to address specific data migration requirements.
HSM software allows users to perform host-based, file-level data migrations to magnetic, optical and tape media over a variety of network protocols. Each HSM product has different levels of dependencies on backup software, file systems and network protocols. Satisfying these requirements can add significant cost and complexity to the HSM product installation. Other key areas to consider when evaluating HSM products are the types of external media and operating systems supported, as well as how the product controls file migrations and recalls (see "Alternative HSM approaches," above right).
HSM software dependencies
All HSM products have varying degrees of dependencies with different parts of your storage infrastructure, and you'll most likely need to modify settings in your backup server software, network and app servers. For example, Veritas NetBackup Storage Migrator for Unix 6.0 requires Veritas NetBackup 6.0 server. You must install the central Storage Migrator management interface on a Veritas NetBackup server and then install the Storage Migrator client on the hosts. Even the Storage Migrator host agent has prerequisites, as it only supports hosts with HP-UX or Solaris OSes with a current version of the Veritas file system (VxFS).
The presence of an advanced file system like VxFS is a requirement for a number of HSM products, as newer versions of Unix file systems include the Data Storage Management API (XDSM) formerly known as DMAPI. XDSM is a standard API that allows the HSM product to interface with a file system using common commands that control access to files and notify apps about the operations performed on files.
Like Veritas NetBackup Storage Migrator, IBM's TSM HSM products--TSM for Space Management and HSM for Windows--take advantage of these XDSM features and support IBM's own General Parallel File System (GPFS) in addition to VxFS. GPFS is a separate product, however, and it needs to be purchased, installed and configured on AIX and Linux systems for the HSM product to work.
SGI's InfiniteStorage DMF is also dependent on a XDSM-enabled file system. But unlike some other HSM products, InfiniteStorage DMF requires users to install the XFS or CXFS file system on host systems prior to installing the DMF HSM software product. While SGI offers its CXFS file system for most major OSes, it's a product that's purchased and licensed separately from its InfiniteStorage DMF software.
A final concern that users need to address with HSM products is how the central server communicates with client servers over the network (see "Best practices for using HSM software," below). Products like IBM's TSM for Space Management and HSM for Windows, and SGI's InfiniteStorage DMF use a proprietary protocol to communicate between server and client. Although this may require users to open additional ports on their network, it lets users secure communications between the server and clients. Products from CA, CommVault Inc. and Symantec use more common protocols like CIFS, FTP or NFS to communicate; this may present security risks in some environments because they don't offer options to secure transmitted data.
| Best practices for using HSM software
There are no hard-and-fast rules on how to best use hierarchical storage management (HSM) software, but the following tips address some of the most important considerations for selecting, installing and using an HSM product.
Classify your data. This usually requires the use of a host-based, file-level storage resource management (SRM) tool that identifies and classifies files. Reports will break files down by attributes such as file size, usage patterns, last-accessed or modified date, and owner.
Implement HSM software as part of a technology refresh. Rather than trying to justify HSM software as a standalone purchase, wait until more storage is needed. Then purchase HSM software as an alternative to buying more high-end storage as it will allow you to migrate files to lower cost storage systems.
Identify what files you don't want migrated. Database files, libraries and executables are examples of files that may not be accessed very often but need to stay on primary disk. Some HSM software packages, like CA Inc.'s BrightStor HSM, include default policies that prevent these files from being accidentally migrated.
Choose an HSM software package recognized by your backup software. Your backup software needs to recognize stub files created by the HSM software so that when backups occur, the backup software backs up only stub files or inodes and doesn't recall migrated files from tape or optical media.
Determine if you want to manage migrated files centrally or locally. Products such as EMC Corp.'s DiskXtender and CA's BrightStor HSM don't provide a central catalog or database; they manage the location of all file migrations on a local database on each host. This eliminates the requirement to communicate with a central server and create a high-availability configuration for the central server. Conversely, centrally managed HSM products, such as IBM Corp.'s Tivoli Storage Manager for Space Management and HSM for Windows, use a central server that eliminates the need for admins to log on to each server to manage the HSM software. It also lets admins create global policies that can be applied to all managed hosts.
Consider the dependencies of HSM software. Most software products have some prerequisites, including the need for specific backup software or versions of file systems. If not already in place, these can add to the cost and difficulty of the installation and configuration of the HSM software.
What operating systems does the HSM software support? The number of OSes supported by HSM software products varies, and most vendors offer different HSM software products for Unix and Windows because of differences in the file systems of these operating systems.
CAS, tape and optical
Most XDSM-compliant file systems don't support the ability to interface with removable media such as tape and optical, or content-addressed storage (CAS) such as EMC's Centera. To interface with these storage devices, some vendors tightly couple their HSM and backup software products. For example, IBM and Symantec have meshed their HSM and backup software to take advantage of the tape and optical APIs developed for their backup software clients and use them to allow their HSM software to support a wider range of removable media. This integration also allows the HSM software to interface with the backup software catalog. By making a call to the backup software catalog, the backup software can recall a file on any tape or optical media and then present that file back to the requesting host.
Other products, like CommVault's QiNetix DataMigrator, let users ease into an HSM implementation that manages tape and optical media without using CommVault's Galaxy backup software. By including tape and optical APIs, and the same database used by Galaxy, QiNetix DataMigrator can migrate data to and recall data from removable tape and optical media.
CA's BrightStor HSM works in a similar manner to CommVault's product; EMC's DiskXtender is also transitioning to this type of architecture. BrightStor HSM borrows its tape and optical interface from CA's BrightStor ARCserve backup software and bundles it into its HSM client agent. CA also provides the ability to communicate with some CAS products like EMC Centera.
EMC faces a different dilemma. Although its Disk-Xtender product uses the same set of tape and optical APIs it always has, EMC has two sets of APIs that interface with disk and optical media: one from NetWorker (through its acquisition of Legato) and one from DiskXtender. An EMC spokesperson says EMC is working on one set of APIs for both products.
|HSM Software
|Click here for a listing of HSM software products (PDF).
Stub files and inodes
Once the HSM software is configured to work with the different types of media in your storage environment, HSM software products use either stub files or inodes (in a Unix-based OS, an inode is a stored description of an individual file) to track the location of migrated files. Most HSM software products create stub files that are approximately 4KB in size. These files may contain information such as the new physical location of the file, file attributes such as last-accessed date or security permissions, and the file's header information. Some products, like SGI's InfiniteStorage DMF, use inodes created by the host's file system. For DMF, inodes are 256- or 512-byte data structures created for each file by SGI's CXFS file system. DMF then accesses a field reserved for it within each file's inode and sets a flag to indicate if the file has been migrated.
While stub files and inodes have similar purposes, each HSM product varies in how it creates and manipulates them. For instance, when CA's BrightStor HSM migrates a file, rather than using the native file-system copy or move utility, it uses its own copy utility that's installed with its agent software. The utility identifies a file to be migrated, locates its intended destination, copies the file to that location and then creates a stub file on the primary disk that includes the file's new physical location. Before deleting the original file that's still on primary disk, it verifies that the file copy is good.
SGI's InfiniteStorage DMF uses a similar process to migrate the file, but unlike CA's BrightStor HSM, it stores the file's location in DMF's central meta data server and changes the flag setting in the file's inode. When a request for the file is made, the CXFS file system recognizes from the file's inode that the file is no longer on local disk, so it makes a call to the DMF meta data database server for the migrated file's location.
As part of the stub file creation, HSM products like those from CA and EMC let users set the size of the stub file and its contents. The rationale behind this is to control how much of the original file's header information an administrator wants to retain on primary disk. For instance, an administrator who needs to manage a large number of files containing photos or videos may include descriptive information about the photo or video as part of their file content. Rather than migrating the entire file and keeping just the file attributes, the stub file will retain this information, which can be searched along with the file attributes. This expedites searches for specific files, frees space taken up by infrequently accessed file content and prevents massive recalls of file data when searching for just small portions of the file.
Users of EMC's DiskXtender can take advantage of another product option--its high watermark threshold. This feature migrates the file and creates the stub file, but keeps the original file on primary disk until disk capacity reaches a certain threshold or watermark. This lets users keep their data on faster, primary disk until this threshold is reached to facilitate faster file recall. Once the threshold is reached, DiskXtender kicks in and starts to move files, but only after updating each stub file to point to the migrated file's new location. This process of updating stub files and deleting files on primary storage continues until DiskXtender reaches a low watermark or the last file to be migrated.
Ties to backup software
HSM software users may encounter a problem if their backup software can't recognize when a file has been migrated. If the backup app doesn't recognize or work with stub files or inodes, already migrated files could be recalled during the backup, creating a huge amount of network traffic and overhead on the server.
Of the three most-used enterprise backup applications, EMC's NetWorker and Symantec's Veritas NetBackup are HSM-aware and know how to handle stub files created by EMC DiskXtender. But IBM TSM users need to work with EMC because TSM isn't aware of stub files created by DiskXtender, and it will attempt to recall and migrate those files.
SGI's InfiniteStorage DMF HSM software integrates with EMC's NetWorker and Atempo Inc.'s Time Navigator backup software to avoid this. During backup, current versions of these two programs check the inode flag associated with each file. If the inode shows that the file has already been migrated, the backup software only needs to back up the file's inode; this dramatically reduces the backup window.
A benefit of using the same product for both backup and HSM is that the two products often share a common catalog, such as with CommVault, Symantec, and IBM TSM for Space Management and HSM for Windows. During backups, their backup software checks the catalog to see if the file has been migrated; if it has, only the stub files created by their HSM product are backed up.
HSM software products provide a potentially powerful alternative to the brute-force option that most organizations use to manage their data. But HSM software packages require tight links to specific backup software products and file systems. The key to a successful HSM acquisition and deployment is to identify an HSM software product's dependencies before you buy it. And if too many prerequisites exist, the time, effort and cost required to fulfill these requirements may erode the benefits it can deliver.
Related Resources
- Your guide to SAN data migration –Cirrus Data Solutions


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Peel back the story and art and most games are incredibly simple. A test of reflexes, some rudimentary mechanics. We live most of our lives oblivous to this man behind the curtain, but sometimes it pays to peel it back and remember that Sonic really is little but holding right except sometimes.
While some of these comics from College Humor do the standard internet thing and don't know when to quit, the Mario, Sonic, Journey and Minecraft ones are perfect.
8 Unflattering Descriptions of Popular Video Games [College Humor]


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Tips to Reduce Flooding
When it rains, street drains help to keep City neighborhoods from flooding. When leaves collect in gutters and block these drains, water can back up and cause ponding that slows or stops traffic and can even flood yards and homes. While autumn is when leaves are most likely to collect in drains, it can happen at any time of the year.
Our drainage crews work hard to maintain all of the City's drainage infrastructure, including storm drains on streets. But with tens of thousands of drains spread all across the City, we need your help too. You can help prevent flooding by paying attention to what's happening with the drains on your block. A few small maintenance actions on your property can also prevent stormwater from ponding.
Keep leaves and debris out of drains
- Rake fallen leaves and sticks in your yard and place in the yard waste container or paper leaf bag for regular collection. In November, SPU collects up to 10 extra bags of yard waste for free.
- Use a dustpan, shovel or a trash can lid to remove debris from the tops of the storm drain. Gloves are recommended. Safely place all debris into a plastic garbage bag.
- If the drain is still clogged after you've removed the debris, call our drainage problem hotline at (206) 386-1800 to report it.
- If an inlet or street drain appears to be blocked by snow or debris, try to safely clear a channel to provide a path for the runoff. If the drain cannot be cleared, or if the cause of the blockage or flooding is uncertain, call Seattle Public Utilities at (206) 386-1800.
Maintain your gutters and downspouts
- Clean the gutters and drainage downspouts attached to your roof twice a year. Just one wind or rainstorm can clog a well-flowing drainage system.
- Inspect for leaks or damage to rain gutters that could cause a flat roof to flood.
- Direct flows from downspouts away from your foundation, without discharging flows to adjacent properties.
- Never discharge water over the edge of a steep hill.
Maintain your drainage systems
Maintaining the drainage system on private property is the owner's responsibility.
- Check your property's drainage system. This is especially important on commercial properties that have catch basins or other drainage systems. Maintaining these systems is the property owner's responsibility.
- The best way to find out what's in your pipes is to ask a professional to "video inspect" your underground drainage system.
- If you have a driveway that leads down from the street, be sure to clear the drain at the bottom of the slope.
- If you live at the base of a hill or on a cliff, ensure that drainage and retaining walls are properly functioning.
Respect the City's drainage system
- Don't put grass clippings, leaves or other debris into any of the drains, ditches, creeks, culverts, gutters or ravines in the City.
- Do not store furniture or other items like firewood, fuel tanks, containers and loose items in your yard, as floodwaters can wash these items into culverts and cause flooding.
- It is against the law to dump or to allow any material to enter the drainage system, as it leads to blockages. To report illegal dumping, call (206) 684-7587.
Assess your yard
- Water is the most common cause of unstable slopes, mudslides and erosion. Check your property for signs of earth movement, such as leaning trees, or cracks in the soil or sidewalks. If you have a problem, contact a soils engineer (search the Internet for "Engineers-Geotechnical-Soils") to evaluate the situation.
- Preventative planting can also help reduce the chance of a mudslide or flooding. However, avoid planting over side sewers that could create problems from plant roots in the future. For advice on which plants you could read Choosing the Right Plants.
Reduce runoff from your property that causes flooding
- Collect water in rain barrels and cisterns. Learn more about rain water harvesting.
- Create rain gardens. A rain garden acts like a native forest by collecting, absorbing, and filtering stormwater runoff from rooftops, driveways, patios, and other areas that don't allow water to soak in. See the following list of resources including a manual for developing rain gardens. Contact the Garden Hotline for a hard copy at (206) 633-0224 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Use permeable pavement in place of concrete or asphalt.
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Before moving to Paris, we researched the costs of living in France and squirreled away money. That year, we became pretty adept at budgeting and sniffing out deals. My time is worthless, so I'd often walk miles for a better price. After two years living here, I can honestly say that all those bloggers who said it was so easy to relocate to France and so cheap and la-dee-da carefree should stick to writing about what they know, like being bankrolled well into adulthood by indulgent parents. I can't dwell on this too long because it makes me hate everybody, but if you want to move to Paris, your daily expenses and utilities are not going to be the same- forget cheaper- as in the US, not even if you're from NYC or San Francisco. A rundown:
How Much Does It Cost To Live In Paris For One Year?
Before moving to Paris, we researched the costs of living in France and squirreled away money. That year, we became pretty adept at budgeting and sniffing out deals. My time is worthless, so I'd often walk miles for a better price. After two years living here, I can honestly say that all those bloggers who said it was so easy to relocate to France and so cheap and la-dee-da carefree should stick to writing about what they know, like being bankrolled well into adulthood by indulgent parents. I can't dwell on this too long because it makes me hate everybody, but if you want to move to Paris, your daily expenses and utilities are not going to be the same- forget cheaper- as in the US, not even if you're from NYC or San Francisco. A rundown:
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I'm French and after 6 years in Australia, I have decided to go back home (for good?). I feel so bad for my compatriots behaviour when I read your the last paragraph... that's exactly why I sometimes feel anxious about coming back. The French are so negative and aggressive (and racist) that I fear that I will hate the whole world again, the way I used to feel 6 years ago, when living in Paris. Yes, Paris is a glamorous city, but what a sweat to live there! I apologize for the morons you can encounter in your everyday life!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Charlotte,Delete
You are so sweet. People like you are the reason I actually enjoy living in this country. My husband left France for twelve years and dreaded coming back but it's been a good two years for him so far. Even after a man ran into him on a Velib today...
When the French are good, they're really, really good.
Welcome back :) and thank you for looking out!
I just returned from a two week trip to Paris recently, and love this post for furling my day-dreaming of just picking up and moving there. Although I wasn't pushed down the metro stairs (I was pushed up...), I have always had great interactions with people there. Great post!ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm so glad you had a great time! I really enjoy Parisians. As a tourist, they were nothing but nice and now that I live here, I can't imagine going back to my old life- I would miss the people too much!Delete
Pinning this to my travel board. Thanks for the insight into your French year--It would be such a dream to experience France. I would get my feelings hurt so easily, I'm afraid, so I don't know if I'd be brave enough to venture out. I'm sorry to hear about your experiences with rude and mean people.ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh no, I don't mean to discourage you ! I think you would love it, especially the educational and cultural aspect, I wish I had gone here when I was homeschooled! For every rude person there are a dozen amazing ones. I find Parisians are more direct in what they say, so you always know where you stand- which I like. I absolutely love most of my neighbors...this particular nasty one lets her dog pee in the elevator though, so nobody likes her. I think it's like any big city- who knows if the woman who pushed me was even French, she could have been a rushed tourist!Delete
Good to know! I'd love to visit Paris someday.ReplyDeleteReplies
Please do! And now is the safest time to go (and cheapest, since the euro fell!)Delete
Though I haven't been back to Paris for 10 years or so, my husband and I always had a secret little dream of moving there. Thanks for showing what the reality of that dream could be. Saving this because you just never know.ReplyDeleteReplies
I hope you get back here. It would be a wonderful second honeymoon...Delete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2015 at 1:18 PM
I absolutely love Paris, but I imagine that's partly because I don't live there; very much how I used to feel about NYC before moving there. It was a dream-world before having to deal with it on the regular. Because let me tell you, you can't un-see a man defecating in public or blood stains all over a sidewalk after a knife fight! But it still has a special place in my heart, human poo and all.ReplyDelete
My sister-in-law spent a great deal of her childhood living between NYC and Paris (lucky girl!), and then moved from the US back to Paris for a few years after college and while she loved it there, her major beef with Parisians were that they openly stared at her a lot and made racist comments under their breath (she's half-Chinese) which really caught her off-guard in a city that fancies itself so socially progressive. That, and anytime anything terrible happened to someone else in public, she said everyone turned their heads and did nothing to help, including almost seeing a girl get molested on the metro before SHE had to start making a scene because the car full of professionally dressed men of seemingly decent strength she was surrounded by did nothing, and a woman falling HARD off of her bike and eating the pavement (everyone just kept walking). There's a lot about NYC I didn't love, but that's something that would cast a hard-to-shake cloud over my heart, I think.
From my visits to Paris, I luckily have nothing but fond memories of the beautiful architecture, window boxes in every window and spilling with flowers, friendly people, girls in heels on bicycles and obviously the best food on Earth. And a feeling of magic that can't be rational, but can't be ignored. For that I feel very lucky.Replies
Thank you for sharing this beautiful experience! I am kind of shocked at how many times people make racist remarks to me, and yes, I saw a car crash into a scooter and leave two people flat on the road and no one helped. On the other hand, I've seen and firsthand experienced hospitality, generosity and altruism from Parisians too. You see the best and the worst of it... I on the other hand couldn't handle NYC when I lived there. Maybe I wasn't ready for a city yet. We are thinking of moving to NYC soon and now that I'm married the prospect is very exciting, I think as a single girl coming from a suburb it was such a shock and that Paris is preparing me for it now.Delete
Thank you so much for your beautiful comment, you're a great writer and I loved reading it!
Any comments on the idea of living a year in another city in France (Rouen, Orleans or somewhere to the south)?ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Craig! I think it may be cheaper, the property taxes and cost of living is statistically cheaper, but salaries are lower in these cities, so it may even out.Delete
These posts may help, although judging by property prices Marseille is far cheaper than northern France, by a long shot!
- AnonymousMay 2, 2015 at 3:53 AM
this is completely unrealistic, the costs are definitely exaggerated. san fran is definitely way more expensive than paris beisides.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, thanks for your comment. According to the Economic Intelligence Unit, the world's top five most expensive cities are Singapore, Paris, Oslo, Zurich, and Sydney. Paris has been in the top five for years. San Francisco doesn't crack the top ten.Delete
The housing costs in San Francisco far exceed those of Paris.Delete
Thank you for your article. I am living in London and I know how expensive is live in foreign city. Before I moved to London from Slovakia 13 years ago and I did not have clue about the cost and extra charges. You does not sound negative I am appreciated that you are writing about Paris truthfully. I have to say that even London was not built for heels...ReplyDelete
I completely agree about London and heels! The first time I visited London I had a little bit of a sticker shock. You must love it though, wow, 13 years! My husband lived there ten years and loved it.Delete
- AnonymousJune 30, 2015 at 8:42 PM
Among the rest of the comments I too have to feel anxious and apologize for the attitude and behavior of the French. Although there are jewels everywhere, it's floating in a bed of crocodiles snapping all the time. I know this firsthand because I had this attitude two years ago. My name's Melvin and I'm sixteen years old. Seventeen in a month and eighteen in a year. I was curious because (Well I'm seventeen, time to start stressing on the costs of life in France) Despite me being French I've grew up abroad my whole life and therefore I ignore most of the French "things" I'm supposed to know, firstly thank you for most of the advises but I wanted to know whether it'd be easy for a student fresh out of high school to obtain a job in Paris. Being the capital it probably is but a job that pays well enough to pay of the groceries, the rent and whatnot? I'm sorry if this question sounds a bit premature but I'm trying to prioritize and understand on what to focus on.
Thank you and bonne journee :)Replies
Hi Melvin! What a sweet comment and I love what you said about the crocodiles- my husband (who grew up in France) couldn't agree more! You sound wise beyond your years. Although the Paris job market is grim in some industries at the moment, with your perfect English, maturity and preparedness it sounds like it will be easy for you to find a job here. Of course you'll qualify for CAF too, which helps. What industry do you want to work in?Delete
I have to say I was surprised out of college how easy it was for me to find work (the visa was another story), but some of my friends, who were more qualified and had better resumes, didn't have the same experience. I think in Paris it depends on the industry and who you know. However, my husband got a job here straight out of high school, never went to university and lived on the Ile Saint Louis (without CAF assistance, because he is German by birth), right when he graduated. He says you sound like him :)
Hi Ariana,ReplyDelete
Your blog is great for so many reasons. To start, you have a very clear point of view, which makes your writing fun to read. More importantly, you provide REAL information, and promote a lifestyle that I have been thinking about more and more. You have great style, but don't post some endless series of photos of you riding a bike in $900 high heels while drinking Starbucks, and thank you so much for that! :)
I really look forward to your posts!
Hi Lori, you are so sweet! This comment made my day :) What interested you in the lifestyle originally, if I may ask? Thanks for reading!Delete
Hi Ariana,Delete
I live in a tiny condo in Toronto, and for the past few years, I seem to have shopped myself into a literal corner. The stuff that was supposed to make me happy instead made me feel smothered. I am just at the start of the process of letting go, and realizing that, for me anyway, shopping = dissatisfaction, and I am breaking the cycle. The information I'm finding on one or two quality blogs, yours being the best, have helped me with the process.
Thanks again :)
Hi Lori, wow, that is amazing! I am so honored. Thank you for sharing, it makes me so happy.Delete
I love Toronto by the way! The food and the diversity makes it so much fun... I always fly through on my way home :)
Hello can anybody help me my mail is virenc191@gmail please free to contact and I want to know about paris because I want to settle their....and my whatsapp no is +919466050784ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 12, 2015 at 4:35 PM
So, doing the conversion, it seems like you could move and be comfortable for about $30K a year? That's not bad!ReplyDeleteReplies
I think you would not be comfortable :( Actually these numbers are outdated, and groceries shot up a lot this year. A single person has to spend at least 50 euro a week on groceries. It would be difficult to find a nice apartment on that budget, you might have to put up with a bathroom outside your apartment, for instance. Salaries are so much lower here, I know many Americans who moved here and were so frustrated because the pay was nowhere near what they would make in the US!Delete
Thanks for the response! I would come with more than that saved (and am coming on a student visa) but it's good to have a baseline to work from and to get this real-life feedback.Delete
Have a great time! Sorry I was so pessimistic- I know you will love Paris :)Delete
Hi Ariana:ReplyDelete
We just got back from Paris two days ago! My husband, daughter and I loved it so much that we are thinking about moving there in the future! There are many things that are attractive about living in Paris but I have to say one of them is the food!! everything there taste so good and healthy! I have a gluten intolerance/allergy and I was able to eat bread, pastries and everything else and I didn't get sick at all! that by itself makes it worthwhile moving there but there's everything else! the arts, the history, the beauty of the city!! We stayed near the Eiffel Tower by Avenue de la Bourdonnais and Rue Monttessuy, wonderful location! By reading your post it seems like it would be difficult to find a source of income, a good paying job. My husband is highly qualified in his field but he doesn't' speak French, but I read online that there are many US companies based there that offer jobs that don't require a person to speak French … well, I enjoyed reading your post because it brings things into perspective and it helps people like me to consider the pros and cons of moving there. I've heard it's not easy but once those things are resolved would you say life there is better than in the US? I would like your honest opinion. Thank you!Replies
That is amazing! I'm so happy you had such a good time- and didn't get sick. You were staying very close to me! It shouldn't be too difficult for people that speak American English, especially with your husband being highly qualified. Actually, I've found speaking English gave me a huge advantage over many highly qualified natives, many of whom struggle to find employment- and my accent was an advantage over British English, too, for a variety of reasons. Some people say it's easier to understand, and my friends with kids say they want their kids to have American accents because it's not as class-based as British.Delete
I definitely prefer living here better than the US, but it depends on the person and their background. You sound like you are open minded when it comes to other cultures- not everybody is, and I think that's why some people hate Paris. I come from a suburb and I always wanted to live in a place where I could walk everywhere. The farmer's markets and little shops are more my speed, and the quality of food is markedly better here. The city I'm from is a real foodie town and in an agricultural center, but the taste and variety is still much better in Paris!
Overall it sounds like it would be an amazing experience for your family. If I had a daughter I would want her to live in Paris for a little bit at least, I feel like every girl should spend some time here!
A couple of comments to an otherwise well)seen and accurate post: "The Mairie provides French lessons, which I thought were free, but heard require a small fee. I am not motivated enough to find out."ReplyDelete
You really should. When I took advantage of this 15 year back it was something like 60 euros for a semester of classes.
I have 50 sq meters in the 18th for 1,400.
And most companies (I just moved from Bouygues to SFR) offer fixed phone, cable and internet for anywhere from 19,99 to 40, 00. You are getting screwed there. dn be warned- I was with Numericable (well, they were called 'noos' back then), and they are rightly known for being almost impossible to get rid of.
One last comment: You may have pinched pennies coming but certainly not once here- You are not the cheapest building, neighbourhood or size of apartment (and certainly not floor)-- though I don't know how big your family is.
I haven't personaly heard any of these carefree wastrels sayig you can live on 'love and fresh water' here in Paris, but I totally agree with you that they are nuts and should be taken to task (and perhaps thence to firing squad, or failing that, a nunnery).
Glad -to know you like it here! It can be expensive, chiant, etc... But is IS Paris! Welcome!Replies
Hi! You are getting a great deal in the 18ème, I'm jealous! Eh, for the Mairie, we decided I didn't need the lessons because my husband is French and I practiced with him for free :) For reference purposes though I should look that up.Delete
We know we are not pinching pennies on the apartment :) My husband, the native Parisian, chose the 7ème and the top floor for the social caché. But for such an expensive neighborhood we are getting a good deal, compared to our neighbors at least!
Numericable is one of my husband's clients, and actually our bill is less now, because we canceled our subscription to some of the special channels. But, for the unlimited international calling I didn't find any deals that were better! That is something we're not willing to give up, because only some of our family is here in France :(
And thanks! After four years it really does feel like home!
- AnonymousMarch 31, 2016 at 7:08 AM
May I ask who did you contact to assist in apartment hunting?ReplyDelete
Hello there,ReplyDelete
Paris has been my dream since time immemorial, or maybe from the time I first heard about it and decided to live in Paris one day. I can finally see that dream coming true. I have been accepted by a Fashion school called IFA Paris for the Fall 2016 session for MBA. I can't wait to move to Paris, which will be for 9 months from September.
I would like to ask that as an international student what can I expect & also how much is it sufficient to live in Paris? As i'm from India what should i keep in mind? I have been searching apartments for rent around the 17th or 18th arrondisement as because my institute is on the 19th, but hardly found any. Your valuable inputs will be really helpful to me.
Thank you!Replies
Hi Deblina! Congratulations on following your dream! I think for student apartments they usually want you to have a specific amount of money set aside for each month you will be here, or a guarantor's bank statement proving they have that amount. It's usually three times your monthly rent or something, though for students it may be different. 20000-25000 euro should be good, just keep in mind deposits for the apartment can be high. What sites have you been looking for apartments on? Have you seen the site Book a Flat? I love it and they have apartments for students too:Delete
The flats start at 800-900 euro.
These posts have more information on apartments and rent prices in each arrondissement: http://www.paris-to-go.com/2016/06/how-to-find-rent-paris-apartment.html
I've loved living in Paris for a couple months at a time! 36k for the year is a great deal when you consider you're living in Paris! I won't apologize for the French, they have a lot to proud of! During the euro cup this year(2016), the French calmly stood by while the entire fan base from Ireland puked on, pissed on, defecated and littered the entire mile section of Pigalle( near Moulin rouge). The city workers and garbage collectors quickly and efficiently cleaned it all up by dawn the next morning! Let me say they were also dealing with protests and rioting a few streets down at the same time! The French have every right to hold their head high as they are truly the most dignified people during crisis and unfortunate events!ReplyDelete
Anyway, 36k is a great price to live in Paris for the year for a couple and maybe even a baby! That's comparable to a non major city living in the US.
Any advice on finding a decent job in France if you aren't a European citizen and you don't care to work under the table in a cafe or bar?Replies
Hi! Au pairs or nannies make pretty good money here, and the families will usually take care of the visa paperwork for you. It's not so hard to obtain a work visa on your own though. Honestly LinkedIn is really good for finding jobs in France.Delete
Hi Ariana,ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing you're experience with us. I've been to Paris a few times in the last few years and, naturally, fall in love with more each time I visit. I'm living in Miami, but flirting with the idea of moving there. I'm a teacher so I'm looking into American and Int'l schools that educate in English. I hope you don't mind helping out with a few questions...
-How is finding work as an English speaker (with plans to learn (some) French before moving? (Looking into classes her)
-How do you find salaries compared to US as well as cost of living?
Any help you could provide would be super appreciated as well as anything else you think I should know.
Thank you!Replies
Hi Stevie! I find cost of living is higher here and salaries lower in general, but benefits are way better. Depends on where you live of course- living in Miami, you'll probably find the cost of living lower (but salaries are still a lot lower than in the US). English speakers are in high demand, honestly French is not used so much in my husband's industry even (advertising) although English and Chinese speakers are in the most demand I've heard... and read in the news :)Delete
As a teacher you should have no problem, there is always a huge need for English teachers.
Hey Ariana,ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for your feedback and reply!
Hi, I am an Indian woman and 29 years old. I have been to Paris just once and fell in love with the city. I recently left my plush IBM job in the hope of writing for a publishing house. And totally dream of living in Paris atleast for a year or two. What are the odd chances of turning my dream come true?ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi I'm so sorry I missed this! Paris is definitely manageable for a year or two and great for writing. You should have no issues with the visa.Delete
Hi! I'm enamored by Paris and almost all things Parisian. In fact, I will be in Paris this Saturday with my husband for vacation. I sometimes dream that I can just not come back home and start a life in Paris. That's how I stumbled upon your blog. May I ask what you are doing out there? Do you like it? P.S. I am Korean also.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi! Have an amazing time... will you go to the Picasso museum to see the Giacometti exhibit? I married a French guy so I went out there to be a writer :) Safe travels!Delete
Hi , i am mayur,Indian currently working in middle East got a opportunity in Paris. They are supposed to pay me $1600 with a accommodation and transport. Being a fresher to field and holding a Indian Masters degree,I take it as opportunity. Still kindly suggest me how much I will be able to save.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 8, 2017 at 9:20 PM
Hi, I just came back from Paris and I (like others) have been daydream about moving there.ReplyDelete
Your post is so helpful thank you very much...
Thank you for the info. I am planning to go live in Paris for 6 months to learn my 3rd language.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 29, 2017 at 4:47 PM
The living wage is higher in San Francisco than Paris. Having owned property concurrently in both cities for the past five years, I noticed that housing costs in Paris are lower now than when this post was written. The lower earnings still resulted in higher cost of living, comparatively, back then.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 30, 2017 at 1:51 AM
https://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2017/03/daily-chart-13 Taxes are higher in Paris as well.ReplyDeleteReplies
Actually it's intetesting you posted that because I find the way I lived in Paris cheaper than the way I live in Cleveland. Food is cheaper and food was more colorful and better quality in the EU. Going out to eat is cheaper than Cleveland, but apartments are so expensive (if I were divorced and could purchase a house housing would be a lot cheaper though). I can't believe that parking costs more in Cleveland than in Paris, but it does. And having a car here is so expensive, although I know it's pricier overall in Paris.Delete
Oh and cocktails here are pricier than at Candelaria but not as good! Hotels are more expensive than in Europe too...Delete
Thank you for this great post! Being French myself I'm always interested in other's experiences especially since I live in NY right now. It was really interesting to see moving costs and everything associated with the actual moving part which is often a cost people forget.ReplyDelete
I can honestly say though that living in NY is far more expensive than living in Paris. However, salaries in NY are of course higher which somewhat compensates but if we are talking strictly price without drawing a salary comparison then NY is by far more expensive. Rent for a one bedroom in Manhattan most of the time exceeds $3,000 a month, in Queens it often exceeds $2,000 and even splitting an apartment often results in each individual paying $1,200 and you are forced to live with strangers for that price. Even Brooklyn is now on par with Manhattan in nice areas. Grocery shopping is also way more expansive for equal or lesser quality than French supermarkets. Going out also cost much more, a pint of beer in Manhattan averages $8.5, add the required tip and you are looking at $10 for a simple beer. I could keep going and going but I guarantee that living in NY is far more expensive than living in Paris.
Hi, I'm thinking about going to Paris for a 6-12 month stay. I've never been before and was wondering how Black people and Hispanic people are received there. I am Black and my husband is Hispanic. Any feedback would be appreciated.ReplyDelete


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