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90. Re: HOWTO: Installing ESX Server from a USB flash drivePaul Lalonde Apr 19, 2009 7:10 AM (in response to bigiedoank)
My ISP deleted my user directory on their server and all of my VMware-related files are gone. I'll see if I can find them on my home PC. If not, I'll try and recreate the steps for installing ESX 3.5 from USB flash.
91. Re: HOWTO: Installing ESX Server from a USB flash drivebigiedoank Apr 20, 2009 1:32 AM (in response to Paul Lalonde)
thanks for the responses, ok I wait further news
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92. Re: HOWTO: Installing ESX Server from a USB flash drivestromcooper Jul 24, 2009 6:56 AM (in response to bigiedoank)
Another option you might explore is UNetbootin:
Install this app, point it to your ISO (downloaded from VMware or customized), point it to a USB drive and go.
Only snag I've encoutered thusfar is a customized ISO with ~109 customized kickstart files. The menu it boots to only displayed the first ~20 or so files versus the full list.
93. Re: HOWTO: Installing ESX Server from a USB flash driverobusman Aug 12, 2009 7:29 PM (in response to stromcooper)
If you install esx 3.0 or esx 2.5 off USB stick first, then you can install esx 3.5 and select 'upgrade' .. this bypasses the anaconda partitoning screen, so anaconda won't crash as it usually does during a fresh 3.5 install of USB stick.
94. Re: HOWTO: Installing ESX Server from a USB flash drivedonlee Oct 30, 2009 12:43 PM (in response to stromcooper)
this is a great thread, I downloaded http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ as well and got the ESX setup to successfully boot, however now I am prompted with a message: "what type of media contains the packages to be installed?"
Local CDROM
Hard drive
NFS image
neither local CDROm or Hard drive will allow me to access the USB stick. strange that the setup can boot to the USB stick but then cannot seem to see itself when its time to do the actual install. clearly this is a popular thread, and i think it would be great if VMware would just come out with a utility or something that properly sets up a USB stick for installing. It would save a lot of CDROMs going into the landfill and save a ton of time!
95. Re: HOWTO: Installing ESX Server from a USB flash drivelzhao Nov 16, 2009 6:49 AM (in response to Paul Lalonde)
I am new to this thread. I have the similar problem when I try to insatll ESX 3.5 onto a HP server. I need replace the hdstg2.img file. But have problem to down load it from the link you supply. Please help me to get the right URL to download hdstg2.img
96. Re: HOWTO: Installing ESX Server from a USB flash drivelzhao Nov 16, 2009 6:54 AM (in response to Paul Lalonde)
Hi Paul,
I have the exact same problem when I boot ESX 3.5 from USB on a HP server. But I have probem to download your hdstg2.img patch. I hope you can help to get this patch
Thanks in advance,
linli Zhao, email@example.com
97. Re: HOWTO: Installing ESX Server from a USB flash drivehmjones8 Feb 4, 2010 7:03 AM (in response to lzhao)
All, I've managed to get the base process working much easier using a MultibootISO process from http://www.pendrivelinux.com/boot-multiple-iso-from-usb-multiboot-usb/
1. Download http://www.pendrivelinux.com/downloads/MultiBootISOs/MultiBootISOs-v0.3.exe
2. Attach your USB Drive and run the MultibootISOs-v0.3.exe utility. Select your USB drive and follow the steps to completion.
3. Copy your ESX 3.5 ISO to the root of your USB Drive. In my case esx-3.5.0_Update05-207095.iso
4. Use Wordpad (not notepad) to edit menu.lst file on the
root of your USB drive. You'll see several bootable linux options in
this file. Of course, unless you've downloaded them, the ISOs for these
options don't exist. Since we've already added the ESX 3.5 ISO you'll
need add the following section to the end of then menu.lst file (adjust as needed for your version of ESX)
title ESX 3.5 Update 5 CDROM
find --set-root /esx-3.5.0_Update05-207095.iso
map /esx-3.5.0_Update05-207095.iso (hd32)
map --hook
chainloader (hd32)
5. Remember to set your server to boot from USB drive and that should be it!~
When installing ESX from USB drive you will be prompted for the Source for ESX packages. Choose Hard Disk instead of CDROM and then in my case I selected /dev/sdb1.
Everything works great, with exception of the Anaconda Partition issue seen here on the previous threads. I'll update this post once I figure out a way to fix that issue.
Cheers, Heath.
98. Re: HOWTO: Installing ESX Server from a USB flash drivehmjones8 Feb 4, 2010 6:26 AM (in response to Paul Lalonde)
Hi Paul,
I'm having the same issue others are having trying to download the hdstg2.img patch you so kindly posted. Broken link. I was wondering if you could send me copy and I'll be happy to post it on my website for others to access? Since it's 10mb you can send it to me through my gmail account email@example.com (they accept upto 25mb)
99. Re: HOWTO: Installing ESX Server from a USB flash driveLuciano Patrao Mar 1, 2010 10:04 AM (in response to Paul Lalonde)
Since my HP server as only CD-ROM and not DVD, and the new VMware version is bigger(about 900Mb), I have try to install the VMware ESX 4.0 with the hmjones8 solution, all went well until the partition Options, then i get:
CD-ROM Missing: Insert the ESX Installation Media.
Any one have encounter this problem? How bypass this?
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100. Re: HOWTO: Installing ESX Server from a USB flash drivefeonix83 Jun 4, 2010 10:07 PM (in response to Luciano Patrao)
I ran into the same problem today, I want the option to use one thumb drive and install either ESX or ESXi, which would be great. I have used unetbootin to do just ESXi, and MultiBootISOs for both, but got that same error when trying to install ESX. Any thoughts? Maybe something missing in the config?


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Approaching Gender in Software Products
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It is a delight to use software that seems to really 'get' you as a person! To achieve this, it requires that the software has been built by people who sought out to understand their users. When software isn't built with its users in mind, it has the potential to leave its users feeling alienated. In this post, we'll be exploring a seemingly simple item we often put on forms that is very easy to get wrong: the gender field.


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Despite natural disasters, a weak economy, and oil spills, about half of the Gulf Coast independent booksellers operating before Hurricane Katrina devastated the region remain open five years later, with varying degrees of success. Sales at Octavia Books, in New Orleans, spiked immediately when the store reopened less than six weeks after the storm shut down all commercial activity in the region. A loyal customer base and a jam-packed calendar of in-store author events has kept sales above 2005's figures and continuing to grow. Other booksellers have tweaked their business models to try to turn things around—upsizing, like Maple Street Books; downsizing, like Afro-American Book Stop (both in New Orleans); even shutting down its brick-and-mortar location altogether, like Pass Christian Books, in Mississippi. Some are determined to prevail doing business as usual, such as Faulkner House Books, located in New Orleans's French Quarter, which reports a 25%–30% drop in revenue since Katrina.
The decline in tourism and thus sales in the wake of Katrina and the recession have been exacerbated, of course, by the BP oil spill this past spring. Gulf Coast booksellers remain stubbornly optimistic in a better future, however, with half a dozen of the nine booksellers PW spoke to explaining, in a poignant twist, that what one called "the misery books''—fiction and nonfiction titles relating to Katrina, including City of Refuge by Tom Piazza (HarperCollins, 2008), Zeitoun by Dave Eggers (McSweeney's, 2009), Nine Lives by Dan Baum (Spiegel & Grau, 2009), and, most recently, Ninth Ward by Jewell Parker Rhodes (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, Aug.)— remain bestsellers in their stores, thus boosting their bottom line.
Britton Trice, the owner of New Orleans' Garden District Books, says sales since 2005 have never reached pre-Katrina levels; 2008 was "one of the worst years in 30-some years" of selling books in the Crescent City, Trice says, with the recession driving away tourists. To remain viable, Trice has been reaching out to the visitors that do come to town by doing more off-site sales, including setting up a temporary bookstore inside New Orleans' Ernest Morial Convention Center when conventions are held there. This year, with more and bigger conventions coming to town than 2009, sales are picking up again. Trice is looking forward to the National Association of Realtors' Conference & Expo this fall, the second time more than 20,000 realtors have met in the Big Easy in the past five years.
Donna Allen, who bought 45-year-old Maple Street Books after the storm, describes her revenues as fluctuating since she took ownership, even though she has loyal customers and the store is within walking distance of two universities: Loyola and Tulane. Many professors at both institutions support the store by ordering their course books there. And sales went up, instead of down, after a Borders Bookstore opened three miles away in late 2008. "It's been a challenge, but so far, it's been good," Allen declares. "Everyone wants to support local businesses since the storm wiped out such a great deal of them. But people aren't spending what they used to."
Last August, after two other New Orleans independents—the separately owned Maple Street Children's and DeVille Books—closed down in the same week, Allen took action. She moved her store's inventory into Maple Street Children's larger space, adding her stock to the children's books already there and hiring Cindy Dike, previously Maple Street Children's owner, to manage the newly expanded children's book section. She also purchased DeVille's primarily used book inventory, which she then transferred to her original Maple Street Books space. Now, Allen owns two bookstores—one new, one used—next door to each other. "That helps bring in customers," she says. "Used books have taken off, primarily with students."
On the other side of the city, Michele Lewis owned two thriving bookstores specializing in African-American literature before Katrina wiped her out. After relocating for several months in 2006 to a space inside Beaucoup Books, Lewis moved out and suspended operations when Beaucoup's owner, Mary Price Dunbar, retired. Two years later, Lewis opened Afro-American Book Stop in New Orleans East, a middle-class African-American neighborhood that had been practically decimated by Katrina. "We had to start all over again," she says. "But I needed to feel as if I was getting my life back. I missed my store, I missed my customers. I decided to give it one more shot."
She admits it's been difficult selling books in a part of the city that's rebuilding more slowly than other sections. "I'm no longer in malls with great traffic, and I'm only one store now, so it's a big difference in sales," she says. "It's nowhere what it used to be." But Lewis is convinced that, despite the obstacles and while not making a profit yet, she will persevere as more residents move into the neighborhood and more schools open. She's starting to see a slow but steady growth in sales in 2010, particularly this summer, especially in children's books and urban fiction, and anticipates that Terry McMillan's sequel to Waiting to Exhale, Getting to Happy (Viking, Sept.), is going to be "a big book" at her store this season.
Like Lewis, Scott Naugle, co-owner of Pass Christian Books in Pass Christian, Miss., lost his store when it was completely destroyed by Katrina. But Pass Christian Books never stopped doing business: it just shifted operations online and rented venues to hold book signings by big names like Sen. Trent Lott, Carolyn Haines, George Thatcher, and Douglas Brinkley—resulting in record revenues in 2006 and 2007. Naugle opened a storefront five miles north of town in late 2006 and moved back downtown in 2009. This past spring, however, after his street was closed due to construction as Pass Christian continues to rebuild, Naugle gave up on maintaining a brick-and-mortar location. He intends to resume selling books online after relaunching his Web site (www.passchristianbooks.com) on October 1.
Naugle will continue to rent or partner with venues to host book signings, including one already scheduled this fall with Jesmyn Ward, author of Where the Line Bleeds (Agate/Bolden, 2008) and Grisham writer-in-residence at Ole Miss.
"One-third of the community has yet to return, and summer tourism has dissipated," Naugle says. "We have loyal customers, but daily in-store traffic never returned to pre-Katrina levels." He's going to keep going, he says, just as he did immediately after the storm. Besides Internet sales and setting up author events where he can sell books, Naugle intends to focus on institutional and corporate sales, as well as book clubs.
After closing down her second location in 2004 when Hurricane Ivan struck Alabama's coast, Karin Wilson, the third generation of a family that's owned Fairhope's Page & Palette Books for more than 40 years, reports that sales were up 6%–7% this year over last, until the BP oil spill made headlines and drove away tourists from Mobile Bay. Sales have dropped 11% in the past four months, with August's sales figures "trending even lower," she says. But with Greg Mortenson and Fannie Flagg visiting her store this fall, Wilson expects to reverse the downward trend in sales.
Ten miles west of Pass Christian, Bay Books, in Bay St. Louis, Miss., opened its doors a year after another bookstore, Bookends, was washed away by Katrina. "It's a shoestring operation," co-owner Kay Gough admits of the 1,000-square-foot space she and her son, Edward, opened by digging into their personal savings, wanting to participate in the town's retail recovery and fill the need for a local bookstore after the demise of Bookends. "It's a very small shop in a small town," she says. Paradoxically, while so many retail businesses on the Gulf Coast have been adversely affected by the BP oil spill, sales at Bay Books have risen substantially this summer over the spring, though the store has yet to make a profit. "We've been really busy the last two months, selling books about Katrina to a lot of people who want to have them, though they can't bring themselves to read them," Gough notes. Current bestsellers at the store include Under Surge, Under Siege: The Odyssey of Bay St. Louis and Katrina by Ellis Anderson (Univ. of Mississippi, June) and Rising from Katrina: How My Mississippi Hometown Lost It All and Found What Mattered by Kathleen Koch (John F. Blair, July).
Back in New Orleans, Tom Lowenburg, Octavia Books' owner, is confident that sales will grow, as customers continue to recover from Katrina and the economic downturn. His proof? The store sold 1,428 copies this summer of Coming Back Stronger by Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees, quarterback for the New Orleans Saints. Brees signed 1,350 copies of Coming Back Stronger in 90 minutes at a store signing on July 26.


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Our 5th GreenSoul newsletter covers two major partnerships GreenSoul has entered into in 2018. We also discuss the interim project review with the European Commission in November 2017 and the 6th plenary meeting organised at the University of Deusto, Bilbao in January 2018.
GreenSoul gets off to a good start in 2018
GreenSoul started 2018 on a positive note as it entered into two new partnerships with Anglia Ruskin University's REACTOR Programme and START2ACT.
The REACTOR Programmeis an EU-funded project led by a team of researchers at Anglia Ruskin University. The goal of the programme is to helps SMEs grow and retain customers by developing gamified products. With this partnership, GreenSoul is looking to entice customers to rethink their energy consumption, with the help of rewards-based systems commonly used in mobile and PC games.
START2ACT is a European Union Horizon 2020 funded project designed to help SMEs and startups reduce energy consumption by adding energy-efficient measures to their daily routines. It currently offers free mentoring and training in nine European countries: Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and United Kingdom.
Project Review Meeting in Brussels
A Project Review Meeting was held at the Covent Garden Building in Brussels on 21 November 2017.
All GreenSoul partners attended the interim review and presented a progress report to the European Union Commission. The meeting was followed by a progress assessment and feedback from the EU commission on future course of action. "It is always a tough grilling from the EU Commission, but it has really helped us to focus on our priorities till the end of the project," said GreenSoul spokesperson Sam Goodall. The GreenSoul project concludes in the last quarter of 2019.
6th Plenary Meeting at University of Deusto, Bilbao
The 6th GreenSoul Plenary Meeting took place in Bilbao on the 15 and 16 of January and was hosted by the University of Deusto on their university premises.
All partners attended the meeting to learn about the latest status of the project and to participate in technical sessions. During the meeting, participants discussed the current status of GreenSoul platform in each pilot and the requirements of each pilot site, in relation to energy consumption monitoring and intelligent sensors.


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EA-99-043 - Metorex, Inc.
August 19, 1999
John I. H. Paterson, Ph. D.
Metorex, Inc.
Princeton Crossroads Corporate Center
250 Phillips Boulevard
Ewing, NJ 08618
(NRC Inspection Report 98-001 and NRC Investigation Report No.1-98-036)
Dear Dr. Paterson:
This refers to the NRC inspection conducted on August 20, 1998, and a subsequent investigation conducted by the NRC Office of Investigations (OI). The investigation was conducted after the former President informed the NRC that Metorex, Inc. had distributed approximately 25 x-ray fluorescence analyzer devices containing radioactive material (iron-55, cadmium-109, and americium-241) between October 1997 and July 1998 prior to obtaining NRC authorization to do so. The investigation was initiated to determine, in part, whether the company's actions were willful.
Based on the investigation, OI concluded, that (1) the former Vice President/Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) deliberately failed to stop shipments of the devices between January 1998 and July 1998, knowing that Metorex was not authorized to distribute them; and (2) the former RSO deliberately failed to submit quarterly reports to the NRC regarding the transfer of the material for the fourth calendar quarter of 1997 and the first calendar quarter of 1998. A copy of the synopsis of the OI investigation was forwarded to you with our letter, dated July 26, 1999.
Based on the inspection and OI investigation, three apparent violations of NRC requirements were identified. In a letter dated July 26, 1999, the NRC informed you of the apparent violations. Prior to the letter, the NRC also informed you that it might not be necessary to conduct a predecisional enforcement conference in order to enable the NRC to make an enforcement decision. Rather, the NRC provided you an opportunity to either (1) respond to the apparent violations discussed in the letter within 30 days of the date of the letter, or (2) request a predecisional enforcement conference. You initially requested a conference which was to be held on August 16, 1999 to discuss the apparent violations, their causes, and your corrective actions. However, on August 10, 1999, your attorney, Mr. Dave Lewis, informed Ms. Judy Joustra of my staff that if the NRC could reach an enforcement decision without conducting an enforcement conference, Metorex would have no objection to responding in writing in lieu of a conference. Your response was provided to the NRC in a letter dated, August 12, 1999.
Based on the information developed during the investigation, and the information provided in your response, three violations of NRC requirements are being cited. The violations, which are described in the enclosed Notice of Violation (Notice), involve (1) unauthorized transfer, between October 1997 and July 1998, of devices containing millicurie quantities of radioactive material (this violation was deliberate in that the former Vice President failed to stop such transfers when he became aware in January 1998 that the devices were being distributed without NRC approval); (2) deliberate failure to submit to the NRC the required quarterly reports when such transfers of the devices were made to persons for use under a general license during the fourth calendar quarter of 1997 and the first calendar quarter of 1998; and (3) as of June 30, 1998, the individual named as the Radiation Safety Officer on your license was no longer employed by your company.
The first two violations are of particular concern because of their deliberate nature. It is essential that the NRC be able to maintain the highest trust and confidence that licensees and their employees will act with integrity, communicate with candor, and abide by requirements designed to protect the health and safety of the public. Therefore, the first two violations have been classified as a Severity Level III problem in accordance with the "General Statement of Policy and Procedures for NRC Enforcement Actions" (Enforcement Policy), NUREG-1600, Revision 1. The third violation is classified at Severity Level IV.
In accordance with the Enforcement Policy, a base civil penalty in the amount of $2,750 is considered for a Severity Level III violation or problem. Because the violations were willful, the NRC considered whether credit was warranted for Identification and Corrective Action in accordance with the civil penalty assessment process in Section VI.B.2 of the Enforcement Policy. Credit for identification is warranted since the violations were identified by your former President and reported to the NRC. Credit for corrective actions is warranted because your corrective actions were considered prompt and comprehensive. These corrective actions were described in your referenced August 12, 1999 letter, as well as a previous letter, dated August 28, 1998, from the former President of Metorex, in response to a Confirmatory Action Letter issued by the NRC on August 12, 1998. These actions included: (1) immediately stopping distribution of the unauthorized probes, and obtaining registration of the probes; (2) amending your license to identify a new RSO; (2) training the staff on NRC requirements, including instruction regarding your penalties associated with willful violations, which you stated will result in immediate termination; and (4) conducting an audit of the entire radiation safety program.
Therefore, I have been authorized, after consultation with the Director, Office of Enforcement, to not issue a civil penalty in this case. If not for your identification and corrective actions, a civil penalty would have been issued. In addition, issuance of this Notice constitutes escalated enforcement action that may subject you to increased inspection effort.
The NRC has concluded that information regarding the reason for the violations, and the corrective actions taken and planned to correct the violations and prevent recurrence, were already described adequately in your August 28, 1998 and August 12, 1999 letters to the NRC. Therefore, you are not required to respond to this letter unless the description therein does not accurately reflect your corrective actions or your position. In that case, or if you choose to provide additional information, you should follow the instructions specified in the enclosed Notice.
In accordance with 10 CFR 2.790 of the NRC's "Rules of Practice," a copy of this letter and its enclosure, will be placed in the NRC Public Document Room.
|Original Signed by:
James T. Wiggins
|Hubert J. Miller
Regional Administrator
Docket Nos. 030-34247; 030-34246
License Nos. 29-30342-02G; 29-30342-01
Enclosure: Notice of Violation
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State of New Jersey
|Metorex, Inc.
Ewing, New Jersey
|Docket Nos. 030-34247; 030-34246
License Nos. 29-30342-02G; 29-30342-01
During an NRC inspection conducted on August 20, 1998, as well as a subsequent investigation conducted by the NRC Office of Investigations (OI), violations of NRC requirements were identified. In accordance with the "General Statement of Policy and Procedure for NRC Enforcement Actions," (Enforcement Policy), NUREG-1600, the violations are set forth below:
|10 CFR 30.3 requires, in part, that except for persons exempted, no person shall transfer or use byproduct material except as authorized by a specific or general license issued pursuant to NRC regulations.
Contrary to the above, from October 1997 to July 31, 1998, the licensee transferred 26 SIPS probes containing millicurie quantities of cadmium-109 and iron-55 to unauthorized persons without a valid NRC license authorizing such transfers, and was not exempt from the requirements for a license. (01013)
|10 CFR 32.52(a) requires, in part, that each person licensed under 32.51 to initially transfer devices to generally licensed persons shall report to the Director of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, all transfers of such devices to persons for use under the general license in 10 CFR 31.5. The report must cover each calendar quarter and must be filed within 30 days thereafter.
Contrary to the above, as of August 1998, the licensee did not report to the Commission all transfers of devices to persons for use under a general license. Specifically, the licensee transferred devices to persons for use under a general license during the fourth calendar quarter of 1997 and the first calendar quarter of 1998 and did not submit the required quarterly reports. (01023)
|These violations represent a Severity Level III problem (Supplements VI and VII).
|Condition 11.B of License No. 29-30342-01 identifies the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) by name.
Contrary to the above, from June 30, 1998 to November 12, 1998, the individual named as the RSO on the license was no longer the RSO. Specifically, as of June 30, 1998, the individual named as the RSO was no longer employed by the licensee during that time, and a license amendment naming a new RSO was not submitted to the NRC until November 9, 1998, and not approved until November 12, 1998. (02014)
This is a Severity Level IV violation (Supplement VI)
The NRC has concluded that information regarding the reason for the violations, and the corrective actions taken and planned to correct the violation and prevent recurrence were adequately described during inspection, and are already adequately addressed on the docket in the licensee's letters dated August 28, 1998, and August 12, 1999. However, you are required to submit a written statement or explanation pursuant to 10 CFR 2.201 if the description therein does not accurately reflect your corrective actions or your position. In that case, or if you choose to respond, clearly mark your response as a "Reply to a Notice of Violation," and send it to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, ATTN: Document Control Desk, Washington, DC 20555 with a copy to the Regional Administrator, Region I, within 30 days of the date of the letter transmitting this Notice of Violation (Notice).
If you contest this enforcement action, you should also provide a copy of your response, with the basis for your denial, to the Director, Office of Enforcement, United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555-0001.
If you choose to respond, your response will be placed in the NRC Public Document Room (PDR). Therefore, to the extent possible, the response should not include any personal privacy or proprietary information so that it can be placed in the PDR without redaction.
Dated this 19th day of August 1999


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The cruise itself was great. The rooms are large and well appointed, and the food is overall pretty excellent. It's amazing that we were at sea for more than a week, and yet they were still able to provide outstanding fruits and salads. The Thomas Keller restaurant is intimate and outstanding and worth doing at least once during the cruise, and there's no extra charge.
The service was very good. It's not the same standard I've experienced on past Seabourn trips. I remember staff throughout the ship would greet me by name, even on a first encounter. That made a huge impression and spoke to a level of excellence. After all, if the staff knows your name, they will remember other things about you too, like what you tend to drink or eat. That leads to anticipatory service - you are offered what you want, before you even ask for it.
That level of service seems to be gone on Seabourn. Still, it's outstanding by most measures.
The passengers on a long crossing tend to be a different crowd than you'll find on shorter cruises. Frankly, they're friendlier. There's so much time to get to know people, and we really enjoyed the passengers we met.
But ultimately our trip was spoiled when my belongings vanished when transferred from the ship to shore in Lisbon. I would find out much later that my luggage ended up being mixed in with other passengers' valuables and put in a taxi.
The response to my missing belongings was troubling. At the pier I was placated with false promises of an immediate response. Then in an effort to get me to move along, Seabourn gave me a number to call for help and an email address. No one answered the phone and the automated response from the email told me I'd get a reply within two weeks.
No one responded to my requests for information until after I posted publicly on social media after an entire day of silence. Then there was a bunch of blaming of local pier workers, who Seabourn had hired, but then acted like those workers were an entity out of their control or responsibility.
In the end, fellow passengers and their travel agent solved the problem of my missing belongings. I spent two days of my three-day visit to Lisbon dealing with the problem, which included meeting with the Portuguese police.
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In 2007, Jeff Cote bought a condo in the Little Tokyo Lofts in downtown Los Angeles, Two years later, he lost his job and could no longer make the payments on his loft. Thinking it would go into foreclosure, he packed up and moved out. Cote left it locked and empty.
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"Memorial Day weekend, I found out a squatter was living in my loft," Cote said.
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"He was evicted from 311 and he moved right into my loft, which is 312," Cote said.
When Cote found out about Glover, he asked him to leave. Glover said he would and even signed an agreement to move out in August. Cote thought the matter was closed and listed his loft as a short sale. That was several months ago. Since then, the squatter has refused to leave, Cote said.
Cote filed a police report claiming Glover is a trespasser, but was told there was no evidence a crime had been committed, so there was nothing law enforcement could do.
Dennis Block, an attorney who specializes in evictions, said by law the rightful owner cannot remove a squatter by force. In most cases, the homeowner has to file a civil action in court, prove it's their property and evict the squatter. That process can take months or even more than a year.
"I think they're tantamount to being thieves, it's as simple as that," Block said. "Somehow the law doesn't look at them like that, they deem this to be a civil dispute and make a landlord file a civil lawsuit. But it's clean and simple, they're stealing."
Adding to Cote's problems, no one has been paying the homeowner association dues on his loft and he recently received a bill from the association. The bill is nearly $36,000.
Grant Beuchel is an attorney and a licensed locksmith who happens to live in the loft next door to Cote's, the very same one Glover had been evicted from. Beuchel claims he doesn't work for Glover.
"I am an attorney, but I'm not his attorney," Beuchel said.
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I went to the Tokyo Lofts to interview Glover. I called him on his cellphone and he admitted he still lives in the loft. He had only this to say on the record about Cote:
"He bought a bunch of properties he couldn't afford and I've been made to be the villain" Glover said. "He's basically blaming me, so I'm going to remove myself from the situation. That's basically the only statement that I have."
Glover denies he is a squatter because he claims he makes monthly rent payments of $2,150 to another landlord.
When asked for some proof of the payments, Glover said he always pays with cash or a money order, not checks. He also said the rent was last paid in June.
A copy of Glover's rental agreement was given to us by Beuchel. The agreement states the payments are to be made to a Thomas Marx with Countrywide Property Management in Citrus Heights near Sacramento. But when Eyewitness News tried to contact Marx, his cellphone number didn't work and his email came back unanswered.
If you have a vacant property, a second home, or plan on taking a lengthy vacation then here are some suggestions for preventing squatting:
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Over this past weekend, an Eyewitness News producer spotted Glover outside the loft and asked who he was. He denied he was Glover, but later confessed to his identity. Eyewitness News followed him into the loft. He said he was in the process of moving out after three years of living there.
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Who is to Blame in a Trucking Accident?
In a trucking accident in Wheat Ridge, there can be many parties responsible for the accident and your injuries. This is why it is so important to have an experienced and skilled Wheat Ridge trucking accident attorney on your side from the very start. Your attorney will need to investigate all angles of your accident to clearly establish who is to blame. To do this, your Wheat Ridge trucking accident attorney may need to collect evidence, such as logbooks, maintenance records, and the truck's black box data.
When a trucking accident occurs, it can be difficult to know exactly who is responsible. The truck driver could have been driving erratically or driving distracted. The trucking company could've failed to properly maintain the truck, causing the accident. The loading company could've improperly loaded the merchandise leading to a tip over accident on the freeway. As you can see, there can be multiple parties responsible, including:
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After a trucking accident, you may find that your injuries prevent you from working in your chosen profession, providing for your family, and even enjoying your life. When this occurs, an experienced and skilled trucking accident lawyer can help.
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A Beautiful Quote On Beauty By David Hume
David Hume is trying to express the meaning of beauty through this quote on beauty. He is saying that beauty does not exist in things, it exists in the thoughts of a person who made that thing. It means that two same things by different persons may not be beautiful but two different things by a person with good thoughts is always beautiful.
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The World Health Organisation recommends we eat 400g of fruit and veg a day to lower the risk of certain health problems. It's not as hard as it seems…
Fast Food Five-A-Day
Fruit and veg are an important source of vitamins, minerals, fibre…and the good news is that the fruit and veg in fast food counts towards your Five-A-Day!
Of course, fast food can be high in fat and salt and laden with calories. So it's always best to get your fruit and veg from other sources. But if you're having a weekend treat, or you don't have time to prepare anything else, tucking into fast food doesn't mean missing out on your Five-A-Day.
All that melted cheese and piquant pepperoni is hiding at least one of your five-a-day. The tomato sauce is vitamin rich and contains an anti-oxidant called lycopene. Lycopene in regular doses can protect against prostate cancer and it's easier to absorb from cooked tomatoes than raw ones. And if you choose a pizza with a vegetable topping, even better.
Doner meat is full of fat and salt and calories. But the salad you get with it isn't. Kebab shop salad often includes red cabbage, an excellent source of vitamin A. And you often get a pickled green chili thrown in. Which will give you a good amount of vitamins A, C and K. Vitamin K is especially good for women because it supports the development and maintenance of healthy bones, and decreases the risk of osteoporosis. If there are any slices of onion in the salad, make sure to eat them up, too. Onions are great for vitamins B6 and E, and are full of sodium, potassium, iron and fibre. Which is all good stuff!
Gherkins. Tomatoes. Onions. Lettuce. Some burgers are loaded with fruit and veg (tomatoes are officially classed as a fruit). Lettuce can help prevent the oxidation of cholesterol, and the fluid in its leaves can help you sleep well. These days, though, you can get all manner of things in burgers. Pineapple, houmous, peppers, beetroot, mushrooms, chillies…all of which count towards your five-a-day!
Some like it hot. And so should you. Turmeric, cumin, ginger and cardamom are spices often used in Indian cooking, and are rich in anti-oxidants. Legumes like lentils and chickpeas are also widely used and count towards your five. And then there are the dishes made from vegetables like spinach, peas, okra, and aubergine, and the dishes that use tomato and onion bases.
Fish and chips
Sadly, chips do not count as part of your five-a-day, even though they are potato, which are a good source of several vitamins, iron and calcium. What really matters here is the mushy peas. Treat yourself to a portion. Peas are mini powerhouses of nutrition. They may even help prevent wrinkles.
Now, let's remind ourselves of this…
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My relationship with books begins in toddler-hood, when I'd escape to my room and sit on my red carpet under a heap of little golden books. I don't remember this as much as I'm told about it and have seen pictures, but it makes a lot of sense.
As I ventured through childhood, books were always there.
I have fond memories of my Grandma reading to me when I visited her house, using musty books she pulled from her basement that were left behind from my Dad's childhood. I can still conjure the sound of her voice as she over-pronounced certain letters with that fancy old-fashioned way of hers. As I approached middle school, I often wrote my own books about holidays and comfortably avoiding disaster after driving through winter storms - there was even an embarrassingly tragic screenplay called "Why Me" that I forced my friends to rehearse for a performance that never happened. I fell for a few notable picture books, like The Stinky Cheese Man , before moving on to chapter books. I read most of The Babysitters Club and American Girl (both of which I absolutely adored), and I was totally crazy about the Forever Angels series by Suzanne Weyn. The books were dreamy and beautiful, and came with angel stickers in each copy. I saved a few sheets of them through the decades, always wondering if I could figure out what they were called again (it took some serious google prowess in the act of writing this to find it, after wondering for 20 years!)
Once in a while I'd be brave and pick up a Goosebumps book, and then brace myself for being terrified for a week. In high school, when I didn't want to do my assigned reading, I'd read Buffy the Vampire Slayer novels. And in college, I was all about Nicholas Sparks and budget romances I could pick up at the grocery store on our way to Denny's at 3am.
Despite my long and loving history with books, I don't pretend to be the most well-read person around. I didn't have a ton of exposure to the classics, and the school book fair was always a let down because my parents had no money for me to shop with. (I did occasionally spend my dime (usually reserved for 2 pretzel rods at lunch) to buy a girly eraser for the end of my pencil. I can't imagine what those cost now!) And while I like to get through a decent amount of reads every year, I also like to process what I read for a while instead of diving in too quickly to the next thing. 30 books a year is my happy place.
In adulthood, my tastes have expanded quite far & wide.
I adore YA fiction, and love memoirs. I like to fit a few psychology based non-fiction books into my list every year. And I'm always on the hunt for a series to get swept away in. But really? I'm up for almost anything.
Harry Potter was really my first exposure to a lot of things. Fandom, fantasy, YA. We were living in Charlotte when I finally tackled the series, and I actually first read a few of them as library rentals (and of course, later bought them).
As you can see, books and I had a lot of history together. So when eBooks came out, I was not interested. Not even a little bit. I'm not sure if it's actually when ebooks "came out" so much as ereaders like the nook and kindle were introduced to the world. I fought it for a long time! As recently as Luke being born, I was still checking books out from the library or purchasing them used for a dollar or two from eBay or thrift books or half.com. I'd collect a huge stack and work my way through them. In 2009, I spent a ton of time in my recliner with an infant Luke - nursing, holding him for naps, rocking him to sleep. I passed the time with books - it was a record year for me (40-something).
When we moved back to Buffalo and took up temporary residence in my childhood home, I was thrilled to discover that the library card I signed up for when I was 7 was still active! I lingered in the stacks anytime I could, memories of searching them for my mom when I finished in the children's room surfacing. I signed Luke up for a library playgroup where we'd read stories and sing songs before playing with germ-encrusted blocks and squeaky toys. I was just so happy to be there!
When we bought this house, I spent a day running errands with Luke the same week we moved in. I took us to the DMV to get my new NY license first thing in the morning. It wasn't at all that I was concerned with getting in trouble should I get pulled over - it took me almost 3 years to get my NC license when we moved there! It was 100% because I needed a current license with an Erie county address in order to get my Erie County Library card. Unless you're local this won't mean so much, but I grew up in Niagara County. As I just mentioned, I loved our hometown's library, but its sister sites were fewer and smaller. There is a vast library network in Erie county comprised of 37 locations, 5 of which are in my neighborhood, and 2 of those are a 2 minute drive away. An Erie County Library Card meant access to anything available at all of these facilities, including an easy to use hold system where they could access any of the thousands of books that exist between all branches. It was like gaining the key to the city! Or at least a city-sized library system. So the very moment I had my temporary license in my hands, I left the DMV and went straight to the library to get my card. I spent maybe 15 minutes between being eligible for one and getting one.
For a while, I took out my usual stacks, and LOVED it! I loved the hold system because it meant not having to shush a toddler while sifting through the Dewey decimal system for a book that was likely in the wrong place. I could just step up to the counter, hand them my card and $.25, and have exactly what I wanted. (This system is still on my list of favorite things ever!)
When Henry was born and I had my hands full (quite literally) with two babies, I didn't have the same luxury of sitting down all day with chunky novels. I relented to an ebook or two, using my phone to read them. As my 27th birthday approached, I realized that being able to hold something effortlessly one-handed, without even needing the other to turn the page, was a luxury I needed in my parenting a newborn life. It was almost painful, but I asked my parents for a nook as my gift.
I purchased a few books from the nook website before learning how to download library ebooks to it through my computer. It was in the endless hunt for new ereads that I discovered the ebook swapping community, and things drastically changed.
Suddenly I was reading almost all ebooks between my nook and my phone. I became obsessed with collecting them. Even now I have about 200 that I posses and want to read but haven't yet found the time. I (very embarrassingly) racked up a pretty high library bill, so I ignored my account and stuck to my ebooks.
After a while, I started missing the library. More than anything, I wanted to take the kids to story times without feeling enormous guilt about being there, and I wanted them to be able to check out their own books. So little by little I paid off my fees (they were up to $48....eep!) and we started using the library again for the kids. Once in a while I'd grab something for myself, especially if I couldn't find the ebook yet really wanted to read it, but the convenience of ebooks kept me from fully diving in again.
This was the majority of my book attitude for the past 3-ish years. Until this Summer, when I had an epiphany.
Luke had this sprawling suggested reading list from school, and we were slowly but surely requesting them from the library. (It's infuriating trying to find them yourself on the children's section shelves as they are never quite in order.) He asked me to get his own library card, and I obliged. It was such a proud day for him! He showed his new card to everyone he saw for a week. I checked out a few books for myself during that time, too.
So it was during all of this reading that I was thinking about my parental influence on them in regards to books and reading. I was always proud of the massive collection of kids books we have (as I encountered many studies about just the presence of a children's library in the home increasing their literacy), and I loved the fact that we read books together every night. I was thrilled with the enthusiasm Luke was showing in completing his reading list and getting his own library card. He even started showing new steps in his literacy development - predicting outcomes and picking up on non-verbal clues in the illustrations. My favorite was in When Sophie Gets Angry - the outline around her would change from a happy sunny yellow to oranges and reds the more angry she got. He noticed that even before I did! He noticed the darkness in the room in The Napping House relenting to daylight as they approached morning. I was so impressed with him, and so happy with all we've done to show a love of books. One important piece of enforcing a love of books in a child is to lead by example - of course, as with anything in parenting. I was always reading around them, so I felt like that box was checked.
One day, I was reading an ebook on my phone, and Luke said something like, "stop staring at your phone, Mom!" I told him I was reading and showed him my screen, and he still wanted me to stop. And then it dawned on me.
"This leading by example thing only works if they see me reading actual, physical, paper-made books."
If they see me enthralled with my phone or my nook (which to them is easily assimilated with an iPad, Henry always wants to play with it as if it is one), they don't know if I'm reading a book, answering an email, sifting through Instagram, or trolling Pinterest. (Or rapid-texting my BFF about how they're driving me nuts.) They have no idea unless I tell them. But what about all the times they don't ask? They instead just see an example of mom staring at her phone. They don't know or care if I'm stimulating my mind with some elegant prose or killing brain cells taking buzzfeed quizzes or watching my YouTube subscriptions.
And just like that, I totally changed my mind. I not only wanted to show them a better example, I immediately changed my preferences. As soon as I read through a few physical books, I longed for the feeling of pages, the smell of paper, the satisfying feeling of pages building up under my left hand as they shrunk under my right - my bookmark working it's way towards the back cover. I loved stopping to look at the cover. I loved my kids bringing whatever I was reading to me, saying "here's your book, Mom!" Luke even asked me to read some to him, and he sat through whole chapters with zero pictures, quietly staring at nothing while he conjured his own mental pictures and asking me to keep going.
So for me, books win.
That doesn't mean ebooks are a thing of the past for me, necessarily. In fact, I usually have 1 physical book and 1 ebook going at the same time. There are many moments that I'm confined to a dark room nursing Jake to sleep, and I pass the time with an ebook. It's also nice to have a book with me at all times if I end up having to wait for something unexpectedly, or on a long car ride when the kids have passed out and we're trying to be quiet. Or when I'm 15th in line for a book at the library - affordable ebooks come to the rescue. And I must admit - I sometimes miss the define feature when I'm reading a physical book - I do love that instant access to a definition when I'm curious!
I love them both, really, and they obviously each have their perks. I'm willing to roll with the times and be able to enjoy both formats. I like versatility and convenience so that books can still be an active part of my all-too-busy mom life. But overall? Real books are king.
How do you feel about it? What do you prefer and why? I'd love to hear your thoughts and your love story with books, too!
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Just like Singapore and Canada, Japan is also one of the highly industrialized countries with an elaborate and modern Anti Spam Law, which help lessen the instances of spam to both businesses and individuals. The law which was first created in 2002, duly amended to cover more items in 2005 and 2008, respectively. It helps lessen the actual spam, less than 30% in 2004 since its initial implementation in 2002, which in Japan 90% of junk emails are offering matchmaking and online dating services. Known in Japan as the Law Concerning the Proper Transmission of Specified Electronic Mail, with the goal of "curtailing Japan's continuing spam problem."
The 2008 Amendment clarified that the law is "applicable to any sender who sends commercial email to recipients in Japan, regardless of where the senders are location.". This widens the net coverage, as individual foreigners and foreign companies engaging with spam will also be held liable under the Japan Anti Spam Law, even if they are not originating from Japan.
The following additions and changes are promulgated in the 2008 Amendment that sought to strengthen the law:
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The biggest change from the New Japanese Law (2008) compared to the 2005 version is the "opt-in" requirement. Commercial email can only be distributed if the recipient is one of the following (Direct Quote from the Law):
The New opt-in requirement also includes special provisions that govern on how the sender can lawfully comply with the regulation, while still sending commercial emails (Direct Quote from the Law):
If there is an opt-in requirement as written in the Anti Spam Law, there is a mandatory requirement to have an option for users to opt-out of the commercial email. There should be no other force that binds the sender and the recipient in a level that the latter cannot unsubscribe from the commercial emails. The Japanese Anti Spam Law prohibits the use of "grace period" before an unsubscription takes effect.
Penalties are hefty, it is enforced by Japan's Minister of MIC. The offender can face a fine up to ¥1,000,000 Japanese Yen or imprisonment of one year. Other monetary penalties can be imposed depending on the damages sustained by the recipient of the spam email. The agent of the spam email is fined separately, a fine up to ¥30,000,000, refusing to cooperate adds more penalty of another ¥1,000,000 is imposed.
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Specifications for Growing Lamium
A member of the Mint family (Lamiaceae), the Lamium genus (Lamium spp.) commonly is called Deadnettle. It consists of about 45 species of annual and perennial plants, most of which are grown for their decorative foliage. Common species include yellow archangel (Lamium galeobdolon), which produces silvery leaves and yellow blooms speckled with brown, and spotted deadnettle (L. maculatum), which offers white variegated leaves and white, pink or purple flowers. Deadnettle plants are fairly low-maintenance, but specific cultural conditions bring out the best in their foliage.
Deadnettle plants are often massed together to create a colorful ground cover for a location with partial or full shade. Thanks to their matlike rhizomes, they also can be used on a slope as erosion control. The yellow archangel species are hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) plant hardiness zones 4 through 9, depending on the variety. Spotted deadnettle plants are hardy in USDA zones 3 through 9, also depending on the variety. Spotted deadnettle cultivars that are hardy in USDA zones 5 through 9 include the compact, silver-leafed and pink-flowered "Cosmopolitan" (L. maculatum "Cosmopolitan"), the large-leafed, bright-purple-flowered "Ghost" (L. maculatum "Ghost") and the bluish-green-stemmed, dark-pink-flowered "Orchid Frost" (L. maculatum "Orchid Frost").
Although tolerant of average, dry soils, deadnettle plants grow best in a well-drained, moderately rich and moist soil. They may develop root rot if grown in poorly draining, compacted soil. Regular watering is a necessity for them, especially during hot summers.The plants often die back in the height of summer, though they may recover when temperatures drop. Deadnettles may be propagated by seeds planted in a cold frame in spring or fall. They also can be divided in early spring or fall.
A little maintenance will help keep deadnettle plants from looking shabby at the end of a hot summer. Cutting back scraggly, leggy plants rejuvenates them and encourages new, healthy foliage. Deadnettle plants can benefit from the occasional dose of a balanced fertilizer applied after watering when the soil is still moist. A balanced fertilizer contains equal portions of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. The tightly knit roots that make deadnettle plants good for erosion control can cause them to be invasive in ideal conditions. If they become difficult to control, consider planting them in a container or pot.
Pests and Diseases
Like other members of the Mint family, deadnettle plants are largely pest-free and disease-free. They are rarely bothered by deer, though their foliage may be marred by slugs and snails. A shallow container filled with beer can help eliminate slugs and snails, which drown in the liquid after they climb over its container's side to investigate. Foliage diseases are common for deadnettles and include powdery mildew, downy mildew and leaf spot. Not splashing water on the plants' leaves helps to prevent foliage diseases.
- Fine Gardening: Genus Lamium (Deadnettle)
- Missouri Botanical Garden: Lamium Galeobdolon
- University of Illinois Extension: HortAnswers -- Deadnettle, Spotted (Lamium Maculatum)
- Ohio State University: Lamium Maculatum
- University of Vermont: Lamium
- National Gardening Association: Edible Landscaping with Charlie Nardozzi -- How to Control Slugs and Snails
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