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Midsize Insider hosting my WebCast on Storage Management
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Mark your calendars! Next month, IBM's Midsize Insider is hosting me as a speaker for a Webcast: [Storage Management with IBM], on August 7th, 12pm EDT. Midsize Insider is a valuable repository of expert content tailored for small-to-midsized business owners and IT decision makers.
The problems that used to keep storage managers awake at night -- power, cooling and physical footprint -- are being successfully addressed by technology, but a more vexing issue still remains: How to get more out of the limited supply of skilled storage management professionals.
Demand for storage capacity continues to grow far faster than the pool of people to manage it. With no end in sight to data growth, businesses need to apply technology and practices that distribute management responsibility to the people who need storage, and multiply the volumes of storage that skilled professionals can handle.In this presentation, in this session, I will cover best practices and new tools that are enabling leaps in productivity, in three main areas:
To sign up for this event, go to the [IBM WebCast Registration Page]!
Update: This event has been re-scheduled to September 25, 2012. Here is the [Registration Page]
Robert LeBlanc Keynote Session at Red Hat Summit
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Robert LeBlanc, IBM Senior Vice President for Middleware, gave a keynote presentation at the Red Hat Summit. Here is the [26-minute YouTube video]:
I am running Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 6.2 as my primary laptop operating system. Most of IBM's products, like Lotus Notes for email, run natively on Linux for the desktop. I have a Windows XP running as a Linux KVM guest to run a few third-party software that we are still using.
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Happy Fourth of July
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Photo by Amy Claxton, in Paris, Texas
Happy Fourth of July everyone! For my readers outside the U.S.A, this Wednesday marks America's [Independence Day]. Celebrations include parades during the day, and fireworks at night.
A long time ago, the IBM Tucson lab decided to close down the entire week, forcing everyone to take a week of their allotted vacation, so as to perform maintenance on the air conditioners and other equipment. Since then, many IBMers in Tucson have adopted this week as a good time to get out of town.
Most years, I head over to San Diego, California. This year, however, I will be taking a cruise on the Caribbean.
Things to See and Do in Moscow
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Despite having business meetings every day I was here in Moscow, I managed to do a bit of sightseeing. June is a good month to visit Russia, as there are nearly 18 hours of daylight to see things. Some things are outdoors, and not constrained to normal business hours.
Near my hotel, the [Crowne Plaza at the World Trade Center], was a cute little park called "Ulista 1905 Goda". It is always nice to see large cities set aside space for nature. There were plenty of park benches to sit and enjoy. The word Ulista simply means "Street" in Russian language, and 1905 refers to the year of historical importance.
The [1905 Russian Revolution] was a wave of mass political and social unrest that spread through vast areas of the Russian Empire. It included worker strikes, peasant unrest, and military mutinies, including sailors aboard the battleship Potemkin. Alexander Adrianov became Moscow's first official mayor. The revolution led to the establishment of the State Duma of the Russian Empire, the multi-party system, and the Russian Constitution of 1906, ending the reign of Nicholas II, the last Tsar of Russia.
Walking from my hotel towards the direction of the Kremlin, I managed to find the [Old Arbat street], which has been around since the 15th century. This was considered a prestigious area of town, home to many artists, academics and politicians. Today, it is pedestrian-only, no cars allowed, with various souvenir shops and restaurants.
This is [Saint Basil's Cathedral], on the [Red Square]. This is officially The Cathedral of the Protection of Most Holy Theotokos on the Moat, but there is no longer any moat.
There is a lot to see around the Red Square to see. The [Kremlin] is a walled castle with an [Armoury Chamber] and various other cathedrals and government buildings to see inside. A ticket for the Armoury Chamber will set you back 700 rubles (about 22 bucks). [Lenin's Masoleum] is free of charge, but only open for three hours on weekdays, from 10:00am to 1:00pm, so plan accordingly.
Returning back to the hotel from the event venue on Wednesday, I walked past the [Cathedral of Christ the Saviour] on my way to the Kropotskinskaya subway station. It is actually across the river from the Red Square. Built in 1860, it is considered the tallest Orthodox church in the world at 344 feet. The domes are electroplated in gold.
I found the taxis to be ridiculously expensive here in Moscow, so I took to the subway instead. If fellow filmmaker John Waters can [hitchhike across the state of Ohio], I can certainly be adventurous and ride the Moscow Metro.
The Moscow Metro is second most used rapid transit system in the world (the first being the one in Tokyo). As a result, the subway can get quite crowded, but I found being squashed into a carload of Russian supermodels to be quite tolerable. The price is a bargain at only 28 rubles per ride (less than a dollar), with unlimited transfers.
While the Metro is a great way to get around the city, it is also a destination in itself, as the system was built in 1935 and has historical architectures that you can only see underground. At the [Ploshchad Revolyutsii station], for example, there is a whole collection of bronze statues of men and women in different work roles. For the statue of the frontier guard, many people rub the dog's nose for good luck that it has become bright and shiny.
Dispel quickly the notion that you need to eat traditional Russian food while in Moscow. A bowl of Borsch (a watery soup made from beets) and a plate of Beef Stroganof set me back 50 bucks! Apparently, restaurants know that only tourists ask for "traditional Russian food", so the prices are set accordingly.
I had to find less expensive eats to stay within my per diem meal limits. Where do the locals eat? Russia is a modern country, with plenty of Burger King, Wendy's, Baskin Robbins, Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks.
No visit to any foreign country would be complete without at least eating one meal at McDonald's. Before working for IBM, I did software engineering for McDonald's, so as a former employee, I try to visit at least one McDonald's in every country. They have restaurants in over 120 countries, so I have a ways to go yet.
A meal consisting of a "Royal" quarter-pounder with cheese, large fries and a Coke was only 214 rubles, less than seven dollars. The meat patty was medium rare, just like I make at home. You just can't get that in the States where everything has to be overcooked to avoid food-bourne illnesses. The fries were a bit over-salted, but the Coke struck just the right balance of syrup and carbonation.
Moscow is home to many museums and art galleries. The [State Tretyakov Gallery] focuses on sculptures and oil paintings from Russian artists, named after a Russian merchant who dontated his collection to get it started.
Plan a good two hours to see everything. There were many guided tour groups when I was there, which slowed me down getting through the large crowds of old people.There were over 50 rooms, with subject matter ranging from portraits, ships, and buildings, to piles of dead bodies in battle scenes. I especially liked the unique styles of [Mikhail Vrubel] and [Vasily Vereshchagin]. In many of the rooms, there were laminated placards in large-type English that explained the pieces on display.
My last stop was the [Lomonosov Moscow State University (MSU)]. This served two purposes. First, it is situated up on a hill so that you can see a great view of the rest of the city. Second, there were street vendors selling souvenirs, including the ever-popular [Matryoshka dolls], military hats, keychains, and refrigerator magnets.
In other countries, I have found going to the movies as an interesting way to see the locals in action. Foreign movies are shown here in their original language, with either Russian subtitles for the locals or headphones to hear the Russian dubbed audio track. Sadly, I did not have time to do that this week. This poster, depicting the latest Disney movie "Brave", indicates that it opens this weekend.
As always, from a sightseeing perspective, I try to leave a few things un-done, so I have reason to come back. If you know of any other exciting things to see or do in Moscow, please put that in the comments below so that I can consider it for my next trip! I would like to thank my IBM Russia colleagues Rimma Vladimirova and Sunil Bagai for their suggestions and assistance.
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IBM Edge Comes to You - Moscow Russia 2012
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This week I am in Moscow, Russia for today's "Edge Comes to You" event. Although we had over 20 countries represented at the Edge2012 conference in Orlando, Florida earlier this month, IBM realizes that not everyone can travel to the United States. So, IBM has created the "Edge Comes to You" events where a condensed subset of the agenda is presented. Over the next four months, these events are planned in about two dozen other countries.
This is my first time in Russia, and the weather was very nice. With over 11 million people, Moscow is the 6th largest city in the world, and boasts having the largest community of billionaires. With this trip, I have now been to all five of the so-called BRICK countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and Korea) in the past five years!
The venue was the [Info Space Transtvo Conference Center] not far from the Kremlin. While Barack Obama was making friends with Vladimir Putin this week at the G2012 Summit in Mexico, I was making friends with the lovely ladies at the check-in counter.
If it looks like some of the letters are backwards, that is not an illusion. The Russian language uses the [Cyrillic alphabet]. The backwards N ("И"), backwards R ("Я"), the number 3 ("З), and what looks like the big blue staple logo from Netapp ("П"), are actually all characters in this alphabet.
Having spent eight years in a fraternity during college, I found these not much different from the Greek alphabet. Once you learn how to pronounce each of the 33 characters, you can get by quite nicely in Moscow. I successfully navigated my way through Moscow's famous subway system, and ordered food on restaurant menus.
The conference coordinators were Tatiana Eltekova (left) and Natalia Grebenshchikova (right). Business is booming in Russia, and IBM just opened ten new branch offices throughout the country this month. So these two ladies in the marketing department have been quite busy lately.
I especially liked all the attention to detail. For example, the signage was crisp and clean, and the graphics all matched the Powerpoint charts of each presentation.
Moscow is close to the North pole, similar in latitude as Juneau, Alaska; Edinburgh, Scottland; Copenhagen, Denmark; and Stockholm, Sweden.
As a result, it is daylight for nearly 18 hours a day. The first part of the day, from 8:00am to 4:30pm, was "Technical Edge", a condensed version of the 4.5 day event in Orlando, Florida. I gave three of the five keynote presentations:
(Note: I do not speak Russian fluently enough to give a technical presentation, so I did then entire presentation in English, and had real-time translators convert to Russian for me. The audience wore headphones. However, I was able to sprinkly a few Russian phrases, such as "доброе утро", "Я не понимаю по-русский" and "спасибо".)
After the keynote sessions, I was interviewed by a journalist for [Storage News] magazine. The questions covered a variety of topics, from the implications of [Big Data analytics] to the future of storage devices that employ [Phase Change Memory]. I look forward to reading the article when it gets published!
The afternoon had break-out sessions in three separate rooms. Each room hosted seven topics, giving the attendees plenty to choose from for each time slot. I presented one of these break-out sessions, Big Data Cloud Storage Technology Comparison. The title was already printed in all the agendas, so we went with it, but I would have rather called it "Big Data Storage Options". In this session, I explained Hadoop, InfoSphere BigInsights, internal and external storage options.
I spent some time comparing Hadoop File System (HDFS) with IBM's own General Parallel File System (GPFS) which now offers Hadoop interfaces in a Shared-Nothing Cluster (SNC) configuration. IBM GPFS is about twice as fast as HDFS for typical workloads.
At the end of the Technical Edge event, there was a prize draw. Business cards were drawn at random, and three lucky attendees won a complete four-volume set of my book series "Inside System Storage"! Sadly, these got held up in customs, so we provided a "certificate" to redeem them for the books when they arrive to the IBM office.
The second part of the day, from 5:00pm to 8pm, was "Executive Edge", a condensed version of the 2 day event in Orlando, designed for CIOs and IT leaders. Having this event in the evening allowed busy executives to come over after they spend the day in the office. I presented IBM Storage Strategy in the Smarter Computing Era, similar to my presentation in Orlando.
Both events were well-attended. Despite fighting jet lag across 11 time zones, I managed to hang in there for the entire day. I got great feedback and comments from the attendees. I look forward to hearing how the other "Edge Comes to You" events fare in the other countries. I would like to thank Tatiana and Natalia for their excellent work organizing and running this event!
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Back from Orlando - More IBM Storage Announcements
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Well, it's Tuesday again, and you know what that means... IBM announcements!
Last week, IBM had a big storage launch of various products, with the June 4 announcements at the IBM Edge 2012 conference. I provided highlights in my post [IBM Edge Announcements]. As promised, here are the rest of the announcements.
This week I am on the road visiting various clients. Next week, Moscow Russia for the "Edge Comes to You" event!
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Day5 IBM Edge Final Sessions of the Week
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This week I am in Orlando, Florida for the IBM Edge conference. This is the last day, so it ends early for people who want to get home to their
That's it folks. Next week, I am spending time with my research buddies at the Almaden Research Center near San Jose, California, and then it is off to Moscow, Russia to kick off a series of IBM events called "Edge Comes to You" (ECTY).
The ECTY conferences will be a smaller subset of the Edge conference here in Orlando, but offered in other countries for those who were unable to travel to the United States.
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Day4 IBM Edge Free-for-All
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This week I am in Orlando, Florida for the IBM Edge conference. Thursday evening after all the other sessions, we had a Free-for-All, a Q&A panel across all storage topics, moderated by Scott Drummond. The conference officially ends at noon tomorrow, but for many, this is the last session, as people fly out Friday morning. Here are the questions and the panel responses during the session.
When will IBM unify their storage management between Mainframe z/OS and the distributed systems platforms?
IBM offers a Change and Configuration Management Data Base (CCMDB) for this purpose with appropriate collectors from z/OS and distributed systems, but hasn't sold well.
When will IBM devices have RESTful interfaces?
Both IBM Systems Director and IBM Tivoli Storage Productivity Center (TPC) offer RESTful APIs. IBM Systems Director can manage z/VM and Linux on System z, as well as Power Systems and x86 based distributed systems. Since October 2008, IBM's Project Zero introduced RESTful interfaces to PHP and Groovy software running on WebSphere sMash environments. We have not heard much about this since 2008.
Will IBM TPC support NPIV on Power Systems?
TPC 5.1 has toleration support for this, showing the first port connection discovered, but not all connections, and we expect to retrofit this toleration to TPC 4.2.2 Fixpack 2. Hopefully, we will have full support in a future release.
We would like TPC for Replication to run on Linux for System z. We do not run z/OS at the disaster recovery site location.
Submit an IBM Request for Enhancement [RFE] for this. We have TPC for Replication on z/OS, as well as the distributed systems version that runs on Windows, Linux and AIX.
We have enhancements we would like to see for XIV and SONAS also, can we use the RFE process for this also?
Yes, submit the requirements for our review.
We heard the Statement of Direction that there would be storage integrated into the PureSystems. What exactly does that mean?
The PureSystems family of expert-integrated systems is based on a new chassis that has a front part, a midplane, and a back-part. All IBM System Storage products that support x86 and Power Systems can work with PureSystems. However, IBM does not yet offer storage that fits in the front part of the PureFlex chassis, but the Statement of Direction indicates that we intend to offer that option. Until then, the IBM Storwize V7000 is the storage of choice that can be put into the PureSystems rack, but outside the individual chasses.
We see some features like Real-Time Compression being put into the SAN Volume Controller (SVC), and other features put into the back-end devices. How are we supposed to make sense of this?
IBM's new pilot program, the SmartCloud Virtual Storage Center, to bring these all together. In general, we have design teams of system architects that determine which features go in which products, and prioritize accordingly.
We heard the IBM Executives during the opening session indicate that IBM's strategy involves supporting Big Data, but I haven't seen any storage that supports native Hadoop interfaces. Did I miss something?
First, I want to emphasize that Big Data is more than just MapReduce workloads. IBM offers Streams and BigInsights software to handle text, as well as Business Intelligence and Data Warehouse solutions for structured data. IBM's General Parallel File System (GPFS) has a Shar
Everytime we upgrade our SVC, we review the list for SDDPCM multi-pathing and see that we need to upgrade our back-end DS8000 microcode up to recommended levels. Can we get a list of combinations that work from other customers?
The advantage of storage hypervisors like SVC is that we can separate the multi-pathing driver from the back-end managed disk systems. You only need the SDDPCM to support the SVC, not the back-end devices. For the most part, SVC has not dropped support for any level of previously supported OS or multi-pathing software.
On SVC, when we migrate volumes (vDisks) from one storage pool to another, we would like to throttle this process during FlashCopy.
Yes, we had several requests like this, which is why we now recommend using Volume Mirorring to perform migrations. In fact the GUI wizard uses Volume Mirroring by default when migrations are performed. As for throttling, IBM has implemented "I/O Priority Manager" that offers Quality of Service classes for DS8000 and XIV Gen3, and might consider porting this to other products in our portfolio.
Sizing systems is an art. I just need to know if the DS8000 is running hot. Can we have the equivalent of "red lines" for our disk systems similar to automobile engines?
Storage Optimizer was added to TPC 4.2 to help in this area, identifying heat-maps for IBM DS8000, DS6000, DS5000, DS4000, SVC and Storwize V7000. We recommend you look at the performance violation reports.
How can we evaluate the characteristics of our workloads?
Yes, TPC can do this.
When we are replacing non-IBM storage with IBM, we don't have good tools to evaluate the non-IBM equipment. What is IBM doing for this?
IBM's Disk Magic modeling tool can take inputs from a variety of sources, including iostat from the servers themselves. You can also install a 90-day trial of TPC to help with this.
We really like EMC's "Grab" program, does IBM have one also?
Yes, IBM has one also. See the [SSIC Discovery Utility].
Updating the Host Attachment Kit (HAK) for AIX is quite painful for the SVC. We prefer the method employed for the XIV.
Thanks for the feedback.
For SVC, we need to correlate disk with VMware and VIOS. Can we get vSCSI information on VIOS?
TPC 5.1 has this support, and we believe it has been retrofitted to TPC 4.2.2 Fixpack 2, coming out this month.
Currently, with SVC, when volumes are part of a Global Mirror (GM) session, we need to cancel GM, expand the source volume, expand the target volume, then restart GM. We would like this to be fully automated and non-disruptive.
Sounds like a great requirement to submit for the RFE process.
Can we get an RSS Feed for the RFE community.
Yes, you can subscribe to it. You can also set up "Watch Lists".
Thanks to all of the IBM experts on the panel for their participation at this event!
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Day4 IBM Edge Cloud Computing
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This week I am in Orlando, Florida for the IBM Edge conference. Here is a recap of Day 4 afternoon sessions which related to Cloud computing.
The conference is almost over folks! Just a few sessions tomorrow and then it is all done.
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Day4 IBM Edge Tivoli Sessions
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This week I am in Orlando, Florida for the IBM Edge conference. Here is a recap of Day 4 morning sessions that focused on Tivoli products.
At lunch, I spoke with Scott Laningham who was doing video interviews. For years, Scott was the #1 blogger on IBM developerWorks until I took over the title last year. We discussed working on a video in the future on this.
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I'm trying to do a modest walking script.
At this point, if you press the down key quickly and let go, the character will complete the animation of one stride and then stop, which is what I wanted to do.
The character will move whenever "vertMove" contains a value, and will stop moving if it goes to zero.
Inside the "WalkD" movie clip I've set vertMove=2 at the beginning of the animation, and then made it zero at the end of the stride. So in theory, he should keep moving at a speed of 2 until the stride animation completes.
This isn't true though. If you tap the down key once he sometimes just moves a little bit and stop while the animation completes. Adding dynamic text to watch the vertMove variable shows that it returns to zero before the animation is over, even though I ONLY mess with the value inside of that animation...
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here (registration is free) and get reading the excerpt(s) on Tor.com. Apparently, there's a whole load more content to come between now and when the book comes out. Like I said, worth a look if you're a fan :o) Here's the blurb,
Danny North knew from early childhood that his family was different, and that he was different from them. While his cousins were learning how to create the things that commoners called fairies, ghosts, golems, trolls, werewolves, and other such miracles that were the heritage of the North family, Danny worried that he would never show a talent, never form an outself.
He grew up in the rambling old house, filled with dozens of cousins, and aunts and uncles, all ruled by his father. Their home was isolated in the mountains of western Virginia, far from town, far from schools, far from other people.
There are many secrets in the House, and many rules that Danny must follow. There is a secret library with only a few dozen books, and none of them in English — but Danny and his cousins are expected to become fluent in the language of the books. While Danny's cousins are free to create magic whenever they like, they must never do it where outsiders might see.
Unfortunately, there are some secrets kept from Danny as well. And that will lead to disaster for the North family.
I might give it a try, don't know...
Thursday, 2 December 2010
Exclusive Excerpt from 'The Lost Gate' on Tor.com
Posted by Graeme Flory at 00:24
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- Salt-Man Z said...
I consider myself a huge OSC fan, but I haven't been impressed with anything he's written since the turn of the century. That said, I just won an ARC of this through LibraryThing's Early Reviewers program, so I'm interested to see whether he was able to capture some of the old Card magic.
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Finally, I have home Wi-Fi and I'm eagerly catching up on the UK radio soundscape.
A particular commercial last week caught my attention. It started off nicely with a sweet, although very short hook, went into who they are and what they do, and what they have on offer at the moment, mentioned a phone number for somewhere in the Midlands, 476 347 or something, said their business name and closed with the tag line.
You've just read about as many words as there are in an average 30 second audio commercial. Without looking, can you remember what that phone number was?
Unless you have ninja memory skills, I bet it slipped out of your mind almost straight away.
Some people treat their audio commercials like print, but it's linear. The listener can't rewind or re-read it.
What's the first thing you do when someone offers their number? You reach for your pen, mobile, lipstick, some way to note it down to pull out later when you need it.
There's no time for that with an audio spot. And listeners can't pre-prepare because they won't know it's coming until they've heard your ad a few times. That's a lot of lost opportunity for ROI.
Which leads me to businesses that do use phone numbers effectively. Mostly it's taxi firms and pizza delivery places – you know, those ads that repeat the number. Over and over. Usually in a song (because melody aids recall, but that's a subject for another post). Although even these guys are gradually moving over to apps and websites.
Of course, you always need to consider your target market. In this post, I'm talking about the majority of the consuming population.
Older generations like the early baby boomers and upwards are more used to getting phone numbers from audio (radio) ads. Maybe then, your number could be the best point of contact, but think about it on a case-by-case basis.
If you're not sure, try calling your friendly marcoms expert. She's probably more than happy to help you make an informed decision. Do you remember her number?
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The joyous festival of Hanukkah begins on 25 Kislev of the Jewish calendar. It celebrates two miracles – a great Jewish military victory and a miraculous supply of oil for the Temple.
The eight-day Jewish celebration commemorates the rededication during the second century B.C. of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, where according to legend, Jews had risen up against their Greek-Syrian oppressors in the Maccabean Revolt. Hanukkah, means "dedication" in Hebrew.
Hanukkah is celebrated – also called the Festival of Lights – for eight days. The Hanukkah menorah holds nine candles, one for each of the eight nights and an additional candle that's used to light the others. One candle is lit on the first night, two on the second night, until all eight candles are lit on the eighth night. Hanukkah is a time to celebrate with family and friends, to eat holiday treats, to give gifts (especially to children) and to play the dreidel game.
Many families similar to the Mayo Family celebrate Hanukkah giving rich meaning to history, tradition, religion and values. Hannah shares the story of her first celebration.
Yesterday, for the first time ever, our little family celebrated Hanukkah. We lit the menorah, and we talked about the history of this holiday. We said the blessings (I stumbled over the Hebrew words, and then said them in English), and we listened to Maoz Tzur. A small gift was opened, and we ate chocolate coins.
This is a tradition I wanted to include in our annual holiday celebrations, for a few reasons. First, my ancestors were Jewish. For the last few generations, they did not practice the religion, but I grew up knowing that my grandfather was at least ethnically Jewish (and he did go to Hebrew school as a child), and that I had some Jewish blood. It always meant a lot to me, because I understood the Judeo-Christian connection. I also believe that the Hebrew roots of Christianity should be recognized and celebrated. The two are so very intertwined, and knowing the early history of these religions adds a new dimension to all of it.
Finally, I want my children to grow up experiencing various traditions and knowing the meaning behind them. For my family, Hanukkah will be about recognizing diverse traditions, celebrating the light in the world, and praying for peace. And also, celebrating my love for latkes.
5 medium russet potatoes
1 medium yellow onion
salt + pepper to taste {i use about 5 large pinches of salt}
the juice of 1 lemon
6 egg whites
1 c all-purpose flour
oil, for frying
apple sauce + sour cream, for serving
shred potatoes and onion using a food processor or mandoline. add salt and squeeze out as much moisture as you can by pouring them into a cheese cloth and squeezing over the sink. place in a large bowl, add pepper, lemon juice, egg whites, and flour. mix well.
heat about 1/4″ oil in a large pan over medium high heat, and then scoop spoonfuls of mixture into the pan. flatten a bit with a spatula, and brown on both sides.
remove from the pan and pat off excess oil with paper towels. serve with apple sauce and sour cream.
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#WasteNothing: FAQs
About the challenge
What is this challenge about?
The Bristol #WasteNothing Challenge aims to show residents that it is possible, and in many cases easy, to reduce the amount waste that their household produces. By making small changes, you can not only benefit the planet by shrinking the amount that is in your wheelie bin, but you can save yourself some money and have fun doing it too!
Bristol Waste is asking residents to challenge themselves to reduce the waste they generate in their household. Over one year, participants will weigh the waste and recycling that is generated on a weekly basis, and report these figures back to Bristol Waste.
To support our participants, Bristol Waste has lined up some exciting partners to help guide them on their journey through the participant's starter pack which includes some essential zero-waste tools, as well as talks and workshops on topics such as sustainable fashion, reducing food waste and tips for zero-waste holidays.
At the end of the year, we would like to see as many participating households as possible reduce the contents of their wheelie bin by half. Big challenge!
Why is this challenge important?
The city and the country have ambitious targets to reduce the amount of waste we produce and recycle more.
Notwithstanding these targets, we also think that this is a good time to gain a better understanding of the value of our possessions and to attempt to use less 'stuff'.
Bristol is ready to use less stuff and to throw away less. In the UK, we are running out of landfills so instead many authorities burn their waste to produce heat and power.
We do, however, have the choice to manage our waste in a different way altogether – by consciously producing less of it as individuals. If we use less, we would have to manage less which ultimately costs less.
We know it all sounds a bit of a big ask, and can be quite scary, but many of the ways we reduce our waste are actually done really easily. Use a solid soap bar instead of hand soap from a dispense, use flannels and instead of wet wipes, buy loose vegetables and fruit to avoid unnecessary plastic packaging. Go on, give it a go.
Who will be part of the challenge?
50 households from across Bristol will be chosen to take part in the challenge. We will be looking for a diverse range of households from all over the city. It could be individuals, houses of multiple occupancy, students, large or extended families. We're interested in hearing what the challenges are for each type of household make up and the challenges people have in different areas of our city. We also are interested in getting a range of people who are at different stages of their zero waste journey. So this might be someone who already recycles and reuses a lot of things, to someone who is just starting out.
What do residents get taking the Bristol #WasteNothing Challenge?
We're not asking residents to going at it alone. They will set off on their challenge with a starter pack of zero-waste essentials from a Fairtrade cotton tote to their very own beeswax wraps, a reusable alternative to cling film. We will support all householders that want to take part, and we will work on the solutions together when we find the difficult problems.
Participants will also be provided with a Bristol #WasteNothing Challenge token which can be used for discounted shopping and workshops at some of our partner organisations, a wormery and plenty of tips and advice to help them start going to zero.
Finally, participants have exclusive access to a private forum where they can ask questions, give advice and share experiences.
How long does the challenge last?
This is a 365-day challenge, from 1st April 2019 to 30th March 2020.
How do you select the participants?
We are recruiting households across Bristol to accept the challenge. We're looking for a diverse group of homes so that we can share stories and experiences that speak to ANYONE who is thinking of going zero-waste. Anyone interested is welcome to apply, we will review the submissions to make sure that we have a broad cross section of households and then let everyone know the outcome.
Taking the challenge
How do I get involved?
It's easy! Head over to our 'Take the Challenge' page to sign up.
How much is it to participate?
It's free. The Bristol #WasteNothing Challenge intends to show participants that experiences are more valuable than owning expensive (and probably short-lived) objects. By providing participants with the essentials for free, as well as discounts at partner organisations to use throughout the year, how much you save is really up to you! Reducing single-use plastic, buying loose, reusing items, trying to produce your own cleaning products or growing your own will help you to save money.
There are no zero waste shops in my area. Does this mean I cannot participate?
The thing is, you don't need to shop at a specific 'zero-waste' shop to go zero waste. Nearly all supermarkets sell fruit and vegetables loose, meaning you're producing less plastic bags straight away. Go on, be that person that has all the vegetables rolling down the conveyer belt. You will get to explain the amazing thing that you are doing in the process and may even inspire the next person to use less plastic too - be the beginning of the revolution!
How do I weigh my waste?
Participants starter packs will include a net at luggage scales to weigh their waste with. A full demonstration will be given the participants induction meeting.
When do I have to weigh the waste?
We suggest participants waste be weighed as close to collection as possible to avoid any last-minute additions. For the non-recyclable waste, weigh individual bags prior to putting them in the black bin to avoid having to handle bags from the black bin.
How can I log the weight online?
Beginning 1st April, participants will be able to access a simple online form to weigh their waste. We will walk households through the form and how to submit their weights during the induction meeting before the start of the challenge.
Why do you need the weights?
Keeping track of participants progress throughout the year will help is us award residents at the end of the challenge.
How do I get the participant discounts?
Show your #WasteNothing Challenge token to a shop or when booking a course and you will benefit from the advantages of being a #WasteNothing challenger.
Do we lose the discounts/support/workshops at the end of the 365 days? I don't want to go start over after the challenge.
Discounts with our challenge partners are only valid for the duration of the challenge. We do hope that the online forum and group support for fellow challengers will go on long after the 365 days has ended and that we all continue to share new ideas and learnings.


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A little girl asked where her home was, replied, "where mother is."
Keith L. Brooks
If we had one wish today, we would wish that all children around the globe could know the love of their Mother. Unfortunately for many – this isn't reality. At Tribe of Lambs we believe it is OUR social responsibility to support children and advocate for, not only basic human rights, but also the rights to love and be loved, to laugh and smile, to create and grow and to be given equal opportunities in life. We're looking to empower and support, just like a mom would.
Join us in celebrating and giving thanks for all the mothers in your life – each and every family is different and many are blessed with having moms everywhere – we rely on friends moms, aunts, grandmothers, great grandmothers! Take the opportunity to thank this Tribe of women in your life who have made a difference to you. Send them your love. We love an excuse to celebrate amazing people ❤
How do you show appreciation for your mom (or whoever has been that motherly rock in your life)? It's always a conundrum – what kind of gift says 'Thanks for giving me life, feeding me, caring for me, raising me and sacrificing so much to give me my life'? Sometimes a box of chocolates doesn't quite cut it…
If we may: Tribe of Lambs has an idea!
We are guessing that your mom is compassionate, beautiful and awesome. Would you love to send your mom shopping (consciously of course) for stylish accessories AND make a difference in a wonderfully sentimental way?
Buy your mom one of our gift cards to show her you care enough, to care for others. Together we give, and with this card your mom gets to choose her own gift while extending her 'motherly love' to a child who needs it most across the globe.
Your mom will get to choose from our brand new 2015 product line, which includes hand-woven scarves and handcrafted necklaces, bracelets and rings. There is something to suit everyone; from the quiet & conservative mom to the wild & outrageous momma! Product prices will range between $45-$75 with 10% of the sale going directly to our Street Meet Compassion Project.
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Send your gift card requests to firstname.lastname@example.com and let us help you out with a love-filled, compassionate gift for your Motherly Tribe.
Lets fill all hearts with Love – Your heart, your mother's heart, the children's heart.
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After a very long time without the slightest word about Over My Dead Body 2, Sony has let loose a bunch of information surrounding this mysterious sequel.
In a mention during a interview between Shoji Masuda and 4 game, the director said that fans wanted to see a closer hereditary resemblance in the characters – and this is apparently something they've achieved according to Famitsu.
The game includes character customization options that will allow you to either take a picture of yourself to create the first head of the family (editing to your liking of course) or making one up from scratch. The characteristic appearances will then be passed on to the children that follow. You may also choose one of the eight available job classes; including swordsmen and archers. They will vary in clothing according to the theme color that was chosen by the first head of the family.
The curse won't sadly won't allow members to have children with regular humans, but they will be able to create offspring with different gods. Doing so could give birth to various gods or deities that were in the first Over My Dead Body game, with a chance that you could even create a entirely new god. There will also be the exception of being able to mate with those who've also been affected by the curse, so it's not all fun and games (or it is, depending on your outlook…)
The gameplay always starts by preparing to go into a dungeon and fight monsters, the combat that of a classic JRPG. The more interesting part of the game however, lies in the part that comes when your character is about to die – you'll be required to go through the ceremony to leave offspring behind.
The story plays out in an entire nation, with the player always controlling a small faction within a family that has been spread across the country. While progress through the game, you'll get to get to meet other factions of the family in the various parts of the country, and through this you will be able to expand your own group. Your personal base will be a mansion in which you'll be doing your preparations and expanding your family, with many towns close by where you can buy weapons, armor and other useful stuff.


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Friday 24th – Sunday 26th May 3pm: The Steiner Academy Hereford
Much Dewchurch, Hereford, HR2 8DL
with guest speaker
Dr Matthias Girke
Leader of the Medical Section
Friday 24th – Sunday 26th May 3pm: The Steiner Academy Hereford
Much Dewchurch, Hereford, HR2 8DL
with guest speaker
Dr Matthias Girke
Leader of the Medical Section
The Councils of the Eurythmy Association (EA) and the Eurythmy Therapy Association (ETA) have agreed to hold a joint conference in January 2019. The overarching theme will be "Colour and its manifestation in eurythmy". The Annual General Meetings (AGM) of both organisations will be included in the conference. We hope that by having a single conference more of you will feel able to attend and there will be a chance to share with colleagues who work in other areas of eurythmy.
We have invited Dr Wilburg Keller Roth GP from Basel, Switzerland to share her insights with us over the weekend. Wilburg gave medical lectures in the eurythmy therapy training in Dornach between 1992 and 2010, and has taught all four years of the eurythmy training in Aesch. She has also contributed to introducing eurythmy and eurythmy therapy to medical colleagues in Britain. She will offer a public open lecture: "The Roots of the Art of Eurythmy in Goethe's Natural Science" on the Friday evening and will lead 5 eurythmy workshops jointly with Katherine Beaven, two of which will be shared with our artistic/educational colleagues.
The dates are Friday 25th to Sunday 27th January 2019 in Stourbridge. The exact timings will be finalised in the coming weeks, with a full programme and booking form being sent out to all members in December. We anticipate starting Friday mid-afternoon (around 3/3:30pm) and will close after lunch on the Sunday (around 2/2.30pm). We hope that giving you advance notice will make it straightforward for you to arrange your attendance.
Eurythmy Therapy Training in Stroud
At Easter we graduated thirteen students who all received their Medical Section certificate and an MA in Eurythmy Therapy. Congratulations to them!
In March 2019 we will begin with a new course. It will again be part-time, finishing at Easter in 2021. The details and dates can be seen on our website at www.eurythmytherapytraining.org.uk
Ursula Browning will be stepping back from the carrying and organising of the course, although she will continue to teach. Brenda Newton and Katherine Beaven will be taking up Ursula's tasks and joining me as co-carriers. Thanks to Ursula for her many years of excellent work and supportive colleagueship!
For the next course it looks like we will have a large group of applicants from all over the world. If you are interested in joining please get in touch soon, as we may need to limit the numbers.
Shaina Stoehr
In the autumn of 2018 we will be starting our third cycle of a research Master's program for professional eurythmists, delivered in English at Emerson College in Sussex, England. Some of the aims of this course are to deepen our own practice, explore our own questions, and to learn methods of research that can place eurythmy more firmly into a wider context. It has also proved to be a wonderful way to connect with colleagues and expand our circles of support. The Master's Degree that is awarded by Alanus University is internationally recognised.
As a further development of the program we are now offering a teacher training for eurythmists, by extending the blocks with the addition of one week with specialists in the field of education.
MA in Eurythmy 2018 – Overview
For more details please contact us at:
Coralee Frederickson and Shaina Stoehr
International annual conference of the Medical Section
Please see the PDF file below for info and booking form.
Medical Section Annual Conference 2018
Goetheanum Empfang
Postfach, 4143 Dornach 1 (Switzerland)
Tel +41 61 706 44 44, fax +41 61 706 44 46
The AGM and Conference for The Eurythmy Therapy Association of Great Britain and Ireland will take place on the 27th and 28th January at Peredur Centre for the Arts, East Grinstead. For more information please contact: email@example.com


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Message by: Steve Benton
Original Sermon Date: October 14, 2018
"Entrance into Everlasting Life"
Daniel: 11:36 – 12:13
I. God will ultimately destroy rebellion against Him (11:36-45).
II. Suffering believers can be encouraged that they will enter into everlasting life (12:1013).
Main Idea: God will ultimately destroy rebellion and bring believers into everlasting life.


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BADEN (Austria) - With World Cup winning veteran central defenders Fabio Cannavaro and Marco Materazzi either out injured or out of favour it has fallen to another old stager Christian Panucci to marshal the defence in Sunday's Euro 2008 quarter-final against Spain. The 35-year-old has an even greater incentive to deliver only Italy's second European title as he was not part of the World Cup winning squad, having failed to find favour with then coach Marcello Lippi, who he had not got on with when at Inter Milan. However, it maybe doesn't matter as much to the 56-times capped defender - who may have only scored four goals but two have been crucial - one earning them an injury-time win over Scotland which got them to the finals and the other the draw with Romania which garnered a point here. He cheated death in 1996 on returning early from the Olympics after picking up an injury. He decided in a twist of fate to switch flights - his original TAW flight crashed into the Atlantic Ocean. Despite his age, the former AC Milan, Real Madrid, Monaco and now AS Roma defender - who earned a recall once his former AC Milan team-mate Roberto Donadoni replaced Lippi as coach of the Azzurri - is clearly up for what will more than likely be his last chance at the big national team trophies. "In my 18 year career, I have never had major injury problems," said Panucci. "And then there is the incentive of playing in a Euro quarter-final and that overrides any type of tiredness. "And it is even more true of myself because it is likely to be my last major international occasion." It's fair to say that Panucci has not let his country down here - inadvertently blamed for the Dutch first goal in the 3-0 Group defeat when he was lying off the pitch injured but the referee ruled him as playing Ruud van Nistelrooy onside - he has teamed up with the youngest member of the squad 23-year-old Giorgio Chiellini in the centre of defence to only concede one in the last two matches. The duo have impressed since replacing the duo of Materazzi - whose frailties and age were exposed by the Dutch - and Andrea Barzagli, who was also dropped and has since been ruled out with a left knee injury, even though quite apart from a generation in terms of age separating them they hardly knew each other. "We talk a lot, myself and Giorgio," said Panucci. "We don't know each other very well, notably in our movements, but that allows us to change around a lot. "In any case, I can assure you that he (Chiellini) will be one of the best central defenders in the world. He has everything." Panucci, who has twice won the Champions League first with AC Milan and then Real Madrid in 1994 and 1998 respectively, said that he had no worries over his fitness levels despite his age. "In the tests we carry out every morning in training, I am one of those who recuperate the quickest. "Perhaps it is also because where I play it means I expend less energy than the others." Panucci, though, has no doubts that his nascent partnership with Chiellini will have enough quality to see off the imposing striking partnership of David Villa, who has four goals so far, and Fernando Torres, who has just one. "How are we going to stop them? Like we went about stopping two other very good players, (Thierry) Henry and (Karim) Benzema," said Panucci, referring to their final Group C game which Italy won 2-0. As for the future, dare he when he is in such good form now dream of even going as far as the 2010 World Cup? "It would not be intelligent on my part," he said. "At 37 years old my legs may be worn out."
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Ideas/ConclusionsThere are times when one reads news stories that instantly strike a chord of recognition needful of an immediate response. So, do you, as I do, begin to argue with the printed page? Assemble an argument for or against the posited position? How vigorous is your conversation, one-way as it is, how satisfying to your position as an aware interlocutor?
- Father Raymond J. de Souza writes knowingly of matters religious, he being of the Catholic faithful. He writes of the terrorist group in Gaza styling themselves the Holy Jihad Brigades, and their kidnapping of two Fox news people, a correspondent and a cameraman. (I must confess, personally, that although I have some empathy for anyone unfortunate enough to be in the position of kidnapee, particularly in the nasty care of Islamofascists, my sympathy eroded somewhat in hearing of their casual disregard for the immediate fact that they were forced to abjure their Christian faith in a temporary compromise, as a bargain for their lives left intact. On the other hand what matter dignity in faith, if there is no life to live, after all?) Father deSouza, learned religious that he is, observes in passing that the international furor raised about the purported event where American military personnel desecrated a Koran, was in marked contrast to the forced "conversion" of Christians to Islam. That there resulted no matched outrage over the Holy Jihad Brigades' evangelization tactics. Father deSouza waxes eloquent about the conviction shared by a doctrinally rigorous, zealously organized, well-financed Muslim minority that all others are infidels worthy of destruction if they will not covert, and that the Muslim majority in league with the infidel is also worthy of destruction. Nationalist movements, he points out, can be eventually accommodated with agreement on national institutions and national projects; Islamism does not seek such accommodation - only the capitulation of the infidel, at gunpoint, if necessary. (As in folks, death to the American imperialists! and above all, Kill Jews!)
- An item published in Slate magazine, written by William Saletan, points out that several months ago the World Health Organization reported that African women who have undergone genital mutiliation (culturally dictated) were up to 69% more likely to hemorrhage after childbirth and up to 55% more likely to deliver a dead or dying baby. More than 50 African nations have now signed a protocol against female mutilation, and it was reported that the practise was declining across the continent. (Of course women in the West have long condemned the practise of mutilation on their African sisters, particularly the nasty aftereffects that young girls have long been exposed to by a male-dominated society that insisted the procedure be done to ensure that females found little pleasure in the act of procreation and would thus be less likely to stray or extend sexual favours beyond the marital boudoir.) Now the issue of male circumcision comes into play as it has become clear through an analysis resulting from 38 studies by the U.S. Agency for International Development which concluded that circumcised men were less than half as likely as uncircumcised men to get HIV, apparently because of the susceptibility of foreskin infection. Scientist further found on a randomized controlled trial in South African that circumcision reduced female-to-male transmission by 60%. (Huh? What about the reverse? It is, after all the predeliction of African males to shop around for their sexual pleasure, thus infecting their unknowing, helpless wives, and in turn infecting their unborn children.) So here we have it: female genital mutilation is, thank the stars that blink, about to be obsolete. Male circumcision, against which righteous "intactivists" of many stripes rail, is to come back into vogue, as a safety, health measure against the scourge of AIDs. And just incidentally, in the interests of hygiene, and infections such as cancer as well.
- And lastly, it appears that a number of surveys conducted in Britain, the United States and Canada have reached the conclusion that men account for a paltry 20% of the market for fiction. Readers appear to be overwhelmingly female. A 2000 survey found that women comprised a greater percentage of readers than men across all genres: Espionage/Thriller (69%); General (88%); Mystery/Detective (86%) and Science Fiction (52%). There is no indication that men "hate reading" - women just read more fiction. Men out-read women by at least ten percentage points when it comes to non-fiction books. (In attempting to come to terms with these results sociologists suggest that women are more touchy-feely, more empathetic, more interested in trying to learn what makes people tick, how people live their lives, even if through fiction; women appear to be actively interested pseudo psychologists at heart. Men appear to aim higher, wanting to know the facts, M'am, just the facts. Take it or leave it.)


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A centrally-located two bedroom apartment, Mytchett's Den is a six minute drive from Farnborough town centre and only ten minutes from Farnborough Airport and the Exhibition centre.
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Evenings by the Bay
On Saturdays beginning June 30 and running through Labor Day weekend, stay until 8 p.m. and join us for Evenings by the Bay. Dance to live music from local bands and enjoy a special menu of delicious small bites created by Executive Chef Matthew Beaudin, as well as a selection of tasty beverages from a no-host bar.
On Saturday evenings in July, join longtime Aquarium interpreter Steve Johnston for a Naturalist Chat to learn more about the wildlife that calls Monterey Bay home. An avid birder and our resident "whale whisperer," Steve brings years of experience and stories to share.Learn more
Underwater Explorers
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Come dive with us! In this unique program, we introduce kids ages eight to 13 to the underwater world through surface scuba diving. They will encounter amazing animals and discover the wonders of Monterey Bay while being safely guided by Aquarium dive staff in our Great Tide Pool. No experience is necessary, only a sense of adventure!
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Birmingham: England leg-spinner Adil Rashid said his skipper Eoin Morgan never lost faith in his abilities despite a modest performance in the league phase of the World Cup.
Before the semi-final, Rashid had taken just eight wickets for 54 run in the 50-over showpiece. However, Morgan never stopped believing in him and the spinner repaid the faith with a crucial three-wicket haul against Australia that helped England make the final.
"He always has the faith in me from day one till now," Rashid was quoted as saying by the ICC website. "There are going to be games where you don't go well, that's part and parcel of cricket but he always has the confidence that I can do a job. He's 100 per cent the best captain I've ever played under. He knows my game now inside out," he added.
Rashid has become one of England's mainstays in the last four years that saw the team climb to the top of the One-day International rankings and to a place in the final of the mega-event first time after 27 years. "I've been with him for four years, through good times and not so good times. He knows my strengths and what I'm capable of.
"We have that trust as well. If he senses something, we'll go by it. We're easy-going like that and I 100 per cent trust him in all the decisions he makes," said Rashid. The 31-year-old, who has been struggling a bit with a shoulder injury throughout England's run-up to the World Cup final, admitted that it has prevented him from consistently bowling googlies.
"I've had a bit of a shoulder problem, so I've not bowled the googlies as much. I know that it's a big weapon for me. My shoulder has that little bit of problem and I knew I still had to bowl it, even if there was a bit of a pain," he said.
"Before the shoulder I was confident bowling everything. Once you have a niggle it becomes a bit harder with the rotation - the arm gets a bit lower and you don't find that snap." Going into the final against New Zealand here on Sunday, Rashid said he is looking to keep up the good work.
"It was nice to contribute and get a few wickets (against Australia in the semifinal), I reckon there's been a few times I've bowled better but not got the rewards. That happens in cricket, sometimes you bowl well and don't get wickets. "I want to keep striving, keep looking to work hard and keeping looking to deliver my skills and be confident in that," said Rashid.
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- Adobe - Account Development Manager Spoke with an ADM rep at Adobe (Experience Cloud) and he/she is claiming that ADM's can make 100 - 140K all in. How accurate is that? Seems pretty high for a BDR role. I'm on track to earn 120K as an AE at my current gig. I'm looking to make the switch for the following reasons: 1. Opportunity to
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North Caucasus 1953 № 46
Newsreel, 1 partA 6/8/2014
Special Issue newsreel devoted Malaeva large family living in the city
Nalchik, which rose quadruplets.
KF Malaeva writes a letter to his son Vladimir - conscripts of the Soviet Army.
Behind the scenes sounds text of a letter with information about other family members.
Family photos in the album Malaeva; childhood photos of four children-twins.
Vasily Malaev at work in auto repair shops.
Valentine Malaeva is a lesson in the first grade one of Nalchik schools.
North Caucasus 1953 № 47
Newsreel, 1 partA 6/8/2014
Theoretical and practical training course participants in Dagestan Agricultural Institute, designed to work in rural areas of the country from other sectors of the economy.
Production processes in plants Makhachkala spinning and weaving factory behalf of the Third International.
Students meeting Dagestan female teacher training institute named Gamzat Tsadasa with actress I. Batalbekovoy returning from their tour in Albania. I. Batalbekova sings Albanian song.
North Caucasus 1953 № 48
Newsreel, 1 partA 6/8/2014
City Dzaudzhikau (y
Shop knitting factory.
On knitting machines work knitters Z. and V. Gritsenko Width, has fulfilled the annual plan.
Tractor repair method for node at the Baksan machine-tractor station in Kabardino-Balkaria.
Assembling repaired tractor.
Students of Grozny Cooperative College.
North Caucasus 1953 № 5
Newsreel, 1 partA 6/8/2014
The city of Stavropol.
Movement of the bus on the street; driver behind the wheel IM Chepurny.
IM Chepurny speaking at a meeting of voters in connection with the nomination of its candidate for the City Council.
Honoured Artist of the Republic of Kabardian autonomous HH Kumahova acts in a scene from "The Earthly Paradise", talking with voters, nominated its candidate for the City Council of Nalchik.
Product shop car repair plant in
Dzaudzhikau; isolation tanks for transport of liquid cargo method master innovator AI Veselov peat slabs smeared with bitumen.
Stavropol region.
North Caucasus 1953 № 6
Newsreel, 1 partA 6/8/2014
Machining of parts on CNC high-speed method proposed turner-innovator Kuibyshev Tool Works.
Technical Meeting innovators oilfield "Gorskneft" Grozny region.
Training, start rocking the oil in the oilfield.
Staff Research Institute of Cotton Growing in
Budennovsk, Stavropol Territory conduct laboratory studies of a new variety of cotton seed.
Technological process of decontamination of cotton seeds by the method of the Institute of cotton KA Volotkinoy special workshop Budennovsky ginning plant.
North Caucasus 1953 № 7
Newsreel, 1 partA 6/8/2014
City Dzaudzhikau.
Production processes in the wheel shop car repair plant.
Kabarda Republic.
Theoretical and practical training of students of the school mechanics Baksan agriculture.
Employees Pyatigorsk spa institute conducting research on animals on the effect of mineral water on the physiological functions of the body.
Chief physician Pyatigorsk resort polyclinic LS Dobrovol'skaya introduces doctors clinics with patients receiving mode of sulfur and radon baths.
The patient receives medical bath.
North Caucasus 1953 № 8
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Voters vote at the polling stations, the
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Ordzhonikidze) in the Dagestani village Tarki on election day in the local Soviets, February 22, 1953.
An elderly voter IK Barsha delivered to the polling station by car.
Election commission members come by car to voters sick; sisters Klemeshova vote in his apartment.
Speech by the dance ensemble to the voters on election day.
North Caucasus 1953 № 9
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Funeral rallies workers in cities: Grozny Dzaudzhikau (Ordzhonikidze), Pyatigorsk, village of Dagestan, the Ossetian village of Chermen Kabardinian farm in connection with the funeral in
Moscow Stalin.
Termination of the enterprises; funeral horns; people standing in mournful silence.
Laying wreaths at the monuments of Stalin in the cities of Grozny, Stavropol, Makhachkala, Pyatigorsk, Kislovodsk.
North Caucasus 1954 № 1
Newsreel, 1 partA 6/8/2014
Production processes in plants avtogarazhnogo Grozny plant equipment.
Agricultural machinery repair workshops mezhdurechenskaja MTS (machine and tractor station) Grozny region.
Production of glass jars for canning plant in shops Dzaudzhikauskaya "Glass".
Masters-carpet-Nalchik Artel "Mountain Girl" while working on looms for the manufacture of carpets.
Artist Cooperative MS Didenko shows craftswomen drawings Kabardinian ornaments.
Christmas party in kindergarten Beslanovskogo maize plant.
Children in Christmas costumes perform dances, dance in a circle with Santa and winter.
North Caucasus 1954 № 10
Newsreel, 1 partA 6/8/2014
Voters vote on election day to the Supreme Soviet of the USSR at the polling stations in the city of
Grozny, Nalchik, Beslan village Zolskij Stavropol Territory, the Dagestani village Karabudakhkent.


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Boris calls for London car-free Sunday study
London Mayor Boris Johnson will instruct officials to reinvestigate a proposal to introduce car-free Sundays in the British capital after riding his bike in Indonesia capital Jakarta's own car-free Sunday event.
The Mayor, who's on a tour of the country, said car-free Sundays were something London had been discussing for years and the Jakarta event was "certainly food for thought", reports the BBC.
"I will certainly be asking Transport for London to dust down those old ideas and let's have a look."
The Mayor did admit, however, that any plans would need thorough examination and, even if such as scheme was introduced, it "would probably take time to bed in".
Parts of London's streets have recently closed on one Saturday in August for the two RideLondon 100 events, adds the BBC; your correspondent has taken part in both events and can report they're both warmly welcomed yet vocally criticised.
Making London car-free on Sundays is thus unlikely to be straightforward.
The carrot is creating something like the Jakarta scheme, which the Mayor described as "sensational".
Jakarta closes streets in part of the city from 6am on Sundays and Johnson said he was "blown away by the popularity" of the event.
It's now been running for 16 years and is considered a big draw for city travellers and residents alike.


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2000 Cabernet Sauvignon – Chicken with Green Olives and Red Wine
2000 Cabernet Sauvignon – The 2000 Cabernet Sauvignon has spicy aromas with layers of complexity: Cherry, cedar, eucalyptus with dried herbs and pepper dominate the nose. Plum and cassis fruit are on the palate framed by firm tannins and a dark chocolate taste linger in the finish. The wine is approachable, round and concentrated.
Chicken with Green Olives and Red Wine
(Serves 8)
8 Chicken Thighs (bone-in; skin on)
1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
5 cloves garlic (crushed)
½ teaspoon red pepper flakes
4 strips orange zest (½ inch x 2 inches)
1 cup ripe green olives (e.g. Santa Barbara Olive Company)
2 Anchovy filets (diced fine)
2 Tablespoons Balsamic Vinegar
1 Cup Red Wine
Heat oil in the pan
Salt and pepper the chicken
Saute chicken in olive oil until well colored on both sides
Remove to a plate
Pour off all but 1 or 2 tablespoons of accumulated fat
Saute garlic until golden
Add pepper flakes and cook them for about 1 minute (do not allow garlic to burn)
Add anchovy and melt
Add orange zest
Deglaze with red wine and vinegar
Return chicken to the sauce and scatter the olives over it
Cover and bring to a very slow simmer on stove top
Continue cooking for about 1 hour on stove top or in oven at 350 degrees
Regulate heat and check moisture periodically
It should reduce to about 1 cup of sauce
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Bollywood superstar Salman Khan will come tonight in the Weekend Ka Vaar episode of the show in which he will grill the contestants for theri performance in the show. Last week, he slammed the wildcard contestant, Priyank Sharma for going too personal in the game.
There are some contestants in the house that have always changed the course of this game. They are usually the ones who create controversies in the house and also outside the house. Alot of fights and scandals have always taken place because of these contestants. Last year too, there were two contestants Priyanka Jagga and Swami Om that created a lot of stir in the show such that they were asked to leave the show for misbehaving.
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In this season too, the makers of the show are planning to bring such sort of contestants in the house and they are not new but the ex-contestants of the Bigg Boss house. According to popular entertainment portal, Businessofcinema.com, the padosi contestant of the show, Sabhyasachi Satpathy, was heard talking to Shilpa Shinde that the makers will bring ex-Bigg Boss contestant Imam Siddique and Dolly Bindra back in the show in the seventh week of the show.
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Imam Siddique was surely one of those contestants of Bigg Boss who had done something on the hsow that no other contestant could have even imagined. Not only this, he had even fought with the host of the show, Salman Khan. He will surely bring back those 'Time-Out' moments back on the show.
On the other hand, the controversial lady of the show, Dolly Bindra, had picked up great fights on the show, will also be seen entering the show along with Imam. She was famous for her dialogue "baap pe mat jaana."
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Now it will be exciting to see what turn the game will take if they both will enter the Bigg Boss house again. For more updates related to Bigg Boss season 11, stay tuned!


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Change collation to SQL Server 2005 after upgrading databases
Want to change the collation to SQL Server 2005 standards after upgrading databases from SQL Server 2000? Learn the best approach involving DTS and SSIS.
So far I have been creating new databases (test), scripting the old databases and applying the scripts before importing the data via Data Transformation Services (DTS). This did not work, so I split the script up (tables, views, sp's, fk's etc). However, the scripts generated, call stored procedures, views or tables before they've been created and there always seems to be some views that get missed.Can you suggest a smoother approach? I have read your article Step-by-Step Guide: Migrating to SQL Server 2005 with Copy Database Wizard, but it doesn't mention collation.
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