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The Corps Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Oyo State Sector, Commander Godwin Ogagaoghene, in this interview with ADEBAYO WAHEED, speaks on the corps' efforts at reducing road crashes on Nigerian roads, the challenges facing the corps in the state and Nigerians' attitude towards road safety.
Recently, the FRSC introduced a new commercial drivers' licence; how far has the drivers complied with it?
We have had quite a number of the drivers who want to get the new commercial driver's licence and the process is on and they (the drivers) are complying with the new directive initiated by the FRSC. There are no challenges now on the issue.
After the controversy which greeted the issuance of another new vehicle number plate; what is the latest on the matter?
We had the interruption then as a result of the legislators wanting to step in because of the price hike of the new number plate. The legislators, both the House of Representatives and the Senate, looked into the issue and then came out with their own resolution. What they came out with was that they saw that the price was a formal responsibility of the joint tax force, comprising all the chairmen, the Board of the Internal Revenue in country coming together to determine the price, and by the time they came together, they discovered that the prices were in line with the present-day cost of production. Therefore, they came out with the same price tag for all the categories of licences set for the regular new plate number, which was N15,000 and was reduced to N12,500; all other prices were not touched by members of the National Assembly.
In essence, are you saying that the new plate number has come to stay?
Yes, the new driver's licence has come to stay for the good of the stakeholders. In fact, now there is a period for the changing over - by September this year, every motorist in the country is expected to have changed to the new number plate. The first day in the month of September, enforement of the new plate number will commence throughout the country. Those who refuse to change would be arrested for contravening the law and the sanction is that they are having invalid plate number and the fine is N10,000 only.
In Oyo State, can we say that the FRSC has enough personnel to effectively control traffic and ensure greater compliance with road traffic rules and regulation?
We have enough personnel but, of course, we can do with more hands. We have about 10 commands in the state, scattered in Saki, Kisi, Ogbomoso, Atiba, Oluyole, Egbeda, Moniya, Apata, Mokola. These are the places we have more road traffic crashes. To ensure that crashes in these areas are brought to the minimal level, our men are everywhere.
Apart from personnel, what areas do you think the FRSC in the state is having challenges which hinder effective traffic control and reduction in road crashes?
We have challenges in the areas of equipment - vehicles, tow trucks and other equipment that will make the FRSC perform maximally and efficiently. We are in partnership with those in public and government to ensure that our job goes well. The non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have come to our assistance in ensuring that we offer safety services to the people. One of such was the collaboration with an NGO which provided over 500 crash helmets for us to give to the motorcyclists in the state. We are in the process of getting reflexive jackets. Others have also come; some churches have come, given us some crash helmets for the Okada riders. We partner with them and, of course, the least expected is the NYSC FRSC Club donating crash helmets to the riders. These are the areas we have had partnership with others. We see road safety as an avenue for all other segment of the society to contribute towards making our roads safe. It is not a one organisation activity; we believe that when all hands are on deck, we will have safer roads.
What is the state government's contribution to road safety in the state?
Well, the state government is being supportive. I will say it has been supportive because, one, it has also established a road traffic agency which is not in competition but in collaboration with the FRSC - to ensure that roads in the state are safe from crashes. We work hand in hand with government agency and once in a while the state government comes in to assist us in providing some logistics, like fuelling of our patrol vehicles. But of course we need greater support than we are having now. We say this because of the peculiar nature of Oyo State. It is a transit state for people coming from Lagos, Ogun, Ekiti and states from the north, and they need to pass through the state to go to other parts of the country and of course vehicles coming from north-west axis of the country and the central passing through the state to Lagos being commercial nerve of the country and Ogun. By the time they get to the state, either through fatigue, tiredness or any other problems in their vehicles, if care is not taken, they may crash here and we need to be up and doing to ensure that people who are fatigued from long distance driving will not crash. So, we need all the assistance we can get from the state government, other government establishments and non-governmental organisations.
As far as road safety campaign is concerned, can we say the government is doing enough?
We cannot say we are doing enough. There is the need for us to continually educate the motorists. It can never be enough and we can never have too much of it. I want us to get to a point that when you tune on your radio, in less than three seconds, you will have safety tips. We have not got to the point when we are road safety conscious. We have not got to the level where we will put safety in all that we do, we need to get to get to that point and this can reach that level when we continually bombarded the senses of people with safety tips and people imbibe them before we can say it is either enough or not. A lot people, it will surprise do not know the benefit of using the seat belt. Even those who know believe that it is a regulation they must comply with it. They do not know that seat belts are life safer. We need to get to the point that everybody knows it and they are convinced that seats belt are life savers and they do not need anybody to enforce it for them to use.
Today, a lot of the motorcyclists have crash helmets given to them by volunteers, but how many of them do use them. Many of the people don't use it; they believe that they are not going to be involved in crashes, why will they use it. Some of them even put up flimsy excuses that disease can be transferred from those who use crash helmets. These are of the myths that are associated with those of helmets. All these are things we need to continually, by use of public media, to re-emphasize and change the character of people. It is never enough.
In essence, you are saying that the budget for the road safety campaign is not enough?
In essence what I am saying is that the road safety can do with much more budgets. We need more money for patrol vehicles, ambulances towing vehicles and public enlightenment - for us to be in the media houses for 24 hours of the day. For us to be there, we need to have these things because in countries where we have low road crashes, people know what the consequences are when they misbehave on the road. So we need more money for road safety by the state governments, federal government, local governments, and philanthropists. We need equipment to test drivers for alcoholism; we can't talk of having enough, we need more of everything.
Recently, the state government has taken steps in prohibiting motorists from some major roads in the stat; what is the level of the FRSC in this direction?
I am aware that the state House of Assembly is trying to pass a bill to prohibit the use of motorcycles on some roads. The state government is not able to do it alone; it has to partner with the FRSC. Like I said earlier, we partner, we collaborate, we form a synergy; we are not competing as people may want to have it. We are collaborating with one another as road safety is an issue for everybody - everybody needs to be involved for us to have safe roads. Now the state government needs to partner with the FRSC; so also the FRSC needs to partner with the state government to ensure that our roads are safe. With the issue on prohibiting of motorcycles on the roads, like I said, all hands are on deck. The House of Assembly is in the process of passing the bill but I think they are trying to fine-tune some of the grey areas before the bill is passed. As soon as the bill is passed, all security agencies will be out to enforce it.
How prepared is the FRSC in meeting the Word Bank target on reduction of road crashes in the country?
All our activities are geared towards ensuring that we meet the target. On daily and weekly basis, we collate and send our data to the national headquarters, Abuja, where analyses are made. We have a target that we are going to meet per week, we must not record above that road crashes figure and that is eight per day. All our efforts are to ensure that this figure gets to that level, and if it does, it does not exceed. But we are still far from realizing that figure now because crashes are still on. In some areas, we don't meet the target while in other areas we meet the target. But all our activities are aimed at reducing road crashes and we have developed measures and one of those is the analysis of crash data to ensure that we know where the crashes are happening. We have all seen in some of the roads where crashes are happening in a particular place due to over speeding. We ensure that we put men at such places so that by the time motorists get there, they will have to calm down and reduce their speed. We are not going on patrol for patrol sake but we are basing our patrol on intelligence.
What are the contributions of the FRSC towards ensuring that our roads are in good condition?
The efforts of the FRSC towards ensuring that our roads are motor able is quite commendable because on monthly or weekly basis, we write reports, look at the roads and send reports to the agencies responsible the grading the road. We also add safety advice for safety elements to be included in the construction of the road. These are some if the things we do: on monthly basis we write to agencies like FERMA, and Ministry of Works to tell that a particular section of the road is bad and calls for necessary repairs, and I think they are doing it.
As the fight against corruption rages on, how are the FRSC personnel fairing?
As I said earlier, in road safety we have a system of checks; we, have about four levels of checks, and, of course, we have other checks. First on the list is the Corps Marshal monitoring team that goes round the country. Whenever they see our men working outside the modus operandi, they will be arrested and once they are arrested, they are tried immediately and disciplinary action is taken against them. Apart from that, we also have the Zonal Commander, who also has his own monitoring system to check men within the zone and you cannot say when they can bounce on you. If anything incriminating found on you, of course, you will face the music. We also have the Sector Commander's monitoring team that goes out from time to time to check men within the sector and unit commands. They go from unit commands to another, checking the men on patrol from time to time to ensure that our men are up to date. The Unit Commands also have commanders' monitoring team. All these are there on regular basis checking on our staff. And also, of course, we give out our numbers to members of the public that in case they see our men doing what is not right, they are free to call our numbers.
When you compare the first three months in 2012 to this year, can we say we have reduction in road crashes in the state?
Through the analysis we made, over last year's figure and this year first three months, there was an increase in January, decrease in February. As a result, we have seen reasons why we have to be in some places; so have taken notice of these things and we are taking steps to rectify them. We know that we will continue to have downward trend of road crashes on our roads. In some places where we have crashes, investigation revealed that they happened in the early hours of morning where a driver, maybe for lack of rest from long journey or poor light, led to crash and loss of lives and property. We are looking into that because this year we pray we will have fewer of these crashes than last year.
What advice do you have for motorists in the state?
Driving can be compared with be in the war front. For soldiers who go to the war front, we don't know which soldiers will come back alive. This is the situation on our roads because of the carelessness of the people. However, the road situation does not have to be so. When we are travelling, and we should be able to determine how we get to our offices, destinations and back. This will mean that every road user must be considerate to other road users; we must take the welfare, the well-being of other road users into consideration. We should give adequate planning to our journey so that we do not allow ourselves to be pressed by the pressure of time. We do not need to wait for two hours before the commencement of the assignment before we leave our offices. We will be pressured into speeding, and because we are pressured, we will beat traffic lights, we will over-speed where we are not suppose and we will overtake when we are not to do so, violate all traffic laws put before us; but when we plan our journey in advance, it will enable us to get to our destinations in time; it will give us the peace of mind driving under less tension to get to our point, and by the time we get to our place of assignment, we will be most refreshed rather than operating under tense condition.
We should obey all traffic laws whenever we are on the road, especially at festive periods when the roads are busier. We need to plan our journey so that we do not run foul of the law. We should use out crash helmets if we are riding our motorcycles; we should use our safety seat belts whenever we are in the vehicle; we should be prepared so as not to run into or put ourselves into danger. We should ensure that before leaving our homes that our vehicles meet all the safety standards, that our fire extinguishers, seat belts, headlights, horns and all the others are in good condition. By the time we do these, we will all have peaceful and safe journey whenever we leave our destinations for another.


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Haptic displays are emerging as effective interaction aids for improving the realism of virtual worlds. Being able to touch, feel, and manipulate objects in virtual environments has a large number of exciting applications. The underlying technology, both in terms of electromechanical hardware and computer software, is becoming mature and has opened up novel and interesting research areas. In this paper, we clarify the terminology of human and machine haptics and provide a brief overview of the progress recently achieved in these fields, based on our investigations as well as other studies. We describe the major advances in a new discipline, Computer Haptics (analogous to computer graphics), that is concerned with the techniques and processes associated with generating and displaying haptic stimuli to the human user. We also summarize the issues and some of our results in integrating haptics into multimodal and distributed virtual environments, and speculate on the challenges for the future. (C) 1997 Elsevier Science Ltd.
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Brains finally triumphed over brawn on last night's Kid Nation as Alex, the show's resident 9-year-old genius, beat out older, tougher kids — plus Jared, who adorably pledged to invent a teleportation device if he got the $20,000 — to win the coveted gold star. "This says to all 9-year-olds out there," he said in his victory speech, "that even though there's 14- and 15-year olds waiting to challenge you — don't give up!" Stay tuned for thoughts on the full episode, coming soon!
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Glee Relationship Spoilers: Klaine Updates! Plus, Who Thinks Brittana Isn't in Love?
Glee returns next week from holiday break, and we happen to have acquired the scoop on where some of the couples are headed in the wake of Will Schuester (Matthew Morrison) and Emma Pilsbury (Jayma Mays)'s supposed engagement in the all new January 17th episode, "Yes/No." So where does everyone not happily floating around in Finchel-land stand?
Good news for Klaine fans! Sebastian (Grant Gustin) won't be driving a wedge between Porcelain and Other Gay — as our favorite cheerleading coach likes to call them — anytime soon. "It's actually going less in a flirtatious direction [between Blaine (Darren Criss) and Sebastian], and more of [Sebastian] just being a d*ck," Grant told TV Line. "I'm not necessarily trying to split up [Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Blaine]."
Speaking of McKinley's best-dressed super couple, Kurt will be dedicating quite a strange tune to his boyf during the Michael Jackson tribute episode — The King of Pop's "Ben."
"I have no idea [why it was chosen], but I know it was voted the worst song in history by some group," Chris lamented. "[The song] was about a rat, but we're singing it about Kurt's boyfriend. I'm not sure what the connection is!" Well...every idea presented by Ryan Murphy isn't always TV gold.
Meanwhile, on the lady front, Jane Lynch (Sue Sylvester) is being a total Debbie Downer about Brittana's relationship, and we fear the worst for our finally happy Cheerios. "I don't think Brittany [Heather Morris]'s in it. I don't think Brittany's in love with Santana [Naya Rivera]," Jane posited. "I think Santana needs a girlfriend. Brittany loves her, but Brittany's not her girlfriend."
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And, while Becky (Lauren Potter) is crushing on Artie (Kevin McHale), he's scoring with a different McKinley High student. "Artie gets some lovin' in the first episode back," Kevin confirms. "He goes after one lady — a current cast member, she's not a series regular. That narrows it way down. Way down."
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Clayton County teenagers are poised to put candidates on the hot seat at a public forum in Forest Park.
Forest Park Teen Council will host a political forum Tuesday night at City Hall and expects candidates seeking state and local offices to participate.
Forest Park Mayor Pro Tem Sparkle Adams said confirmations have trickled in from a handful of candidates. The forum will be moderated by voting-age members of the Teen Council.
"Come and support the Teen Council as they ask the candidates the hard questions," said Adams.
Clayton County District Attorney Tracy Graham Lawson, seeking a second term, said Monday she will be there. Former one-term Clayton County Solicitor General Leslie Miller Terry is Lawson's only opponent and is expected to participate in the forum. Terry lost her bid for a second term in 2008 to Tasha Mosley. Mosley is running unopposed.
There are eight candidates running for sheriff of Clayton County. Incumbent Kem Kimbrough is expected at Tuesday's forum. Kimbrough, an attorney, is seeking his second term.
It is unclear how many of Kimbrough's seven opponents will also attend. Jon Antoine, Tina Daniel, Lawrence Ethridge, Victor Hill, Godreque "Dreq" Newsome, Ricky Redding and Rica Wright had not confirmed as of 7 p.m. Monday.
Candidates for the Clayton County Commission District 2 race are expected, said Adams. Thomas Edward Houston III and Lisa Tinch are each hoping to unseat incumbent Gail Hambrick. Forest Park sits inside District 2.
Forest Park is also represented by U.S. Congressional District 5 and Georgia House districts 60 and 76. U.S. Congressman John Lewis is running for re-election against challengers Democrat Michael Johnson and Republican Howard Stopeck, both of Atlanta.
In District 60, incumbent Keisha Waites is shooting for her first four-year term against opponents Gary "Pee-Wee" Davis of Atlanta, William Fisher of College Park, Antonio Lewis of Atlanta and LaTrenka R. Riley of Atlanta.
Waites took office in a special election within the last year.
District 76 incumbent Sandra Scott is being challenged by Jeffrey Benoit and Kim Cox Owens, both Democrats from Rex.
"I have confirmations from some of those candidates but I'm not sure who else might be coming," said Adams.
The forum starts at 6:30 p.m. and is open to the public.
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Food Truck Revolution: gathering at The Owl in favor of mobile flavor.
It was a brisk and sunny late afternoon on March 13, when hundreds of foodies came together in support of Greenville's food trucks. "We've invited our friends Neue and Asada to come park in our lot and serve (while we're open) as a sign of peaceful protest against the new food truck regulations. We feel they are too restrictive and no one currently involved with the trucks was consulted or asked a single question on the matter." —The Owl, 728 Wade Hampton Blvd, Greenville, SC.
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Greenville News Editorial: Give food trucks a place in city
Food trucks are relatively new to Greenville, but these mobile restaurants have been adding flavor and vibrancy to other cities for years. They could do the same for Greenville if the city can find a reasonable way to let them coexist with existing restaurants.
As Greenville fine-tunes a set of proposed rules for food trucks, it should look for ways to let the Upstate's small — but, we hope, increasing — number of food trucks operate in harmony with the varied and dynamic downtown restaurant scene. READ FULL STORY on greenvilleonline.com
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The Owl restaurant on Wade Hampton is hosting what they describe as the "peaceful protest against the new food truck regulations." The event was planned after the Greenville City Council made public plans to prevent food trucks from parking within 250 feet of existing restaurants, essentially banning them from the downtown Central Business District.
The event has picked up momentum since The Owl posted an open invitation on Facebook. By Tuesday afternoon, nearly 300 people had posted that they plan to attend. READ FULL STORY on wyff4.com
Hey everybody! We're BACK! NEW MENU!
Hey everybody! We're BACK! Finally! It's hard to believe it's been nearly 2 months since we've last served the fine (and hungry) people of Greenville. Our trip abroad helped us to accomplish what we'd hoped – we have been newly inspired to challenge ourselves as chefs and introduce you to unique flavors from world cuisines. We were reminded that our job is to provide you with the very best food possible without making a reservation. So, it is with great pride that we introduce our latest menu.
The original mobile food? In Bangkok, Thailand we saw these boats everywhere!
2012 has so far been the greatest, craziest, and most rewarding year of our lives. Hands down!
We owe this banner year to you. Your unwavering support has encouraged us to be better. It has moved us to cross the globe for inspiration! Our only regret is the inability to put the whole of Greenville in our pocket to join us on this adventure…
Be sure to check in on us from time to time. We'll be posting the highlights (food and alcohol and more food) every day. And we'll do our best to spare you pictures of ourselves in the hotels' bathroom mirrors.
2012, you were the best. However, 2013 is about to knock you off your podium with an orange truck.
Here's to you Greenville! We miss you already!
CHEERS! Kong chien! Kampai! Can chén!
Join us at Stone's Point Holiday Open House!
Stone's Point invites you to our first Holiday Open House!
facebook.com/event info
Events throughout the day SATURDAY NOV 10:
8:00am-1:00pm: holiday refreshments at B&C Cleaners
10:00am: grand opening of UrbanDigs (home, garden, gift)
5:00pm-8:00pm: GREENVILLE'S FIRST FOOD TRUCK RODEO! featuring Neue Southern & special guest ASADA
6:00pm-8:00pm: Community Tap hosts Pisgah Brewing Tasting & book signing with Anne Fitten Glenn, author of "Asheville Beer: An Intoxicating History of Mountain Brewing"
& Dapper Ink will be printing coasters (perfect to pair with your Pisgah Brewing beer) on their letterpress!
We hope to see you for an exciting day of shopping, dining, and community celebration!
Stone's Point
201-215 Wade Hampton Blvd. @ Church St.
WOOFSTOCK '12! It's going to take a lot of restraint not to jump off of the truck to play with all of the dogs in attendance!
We are SO excited to be a part of Greenville Humane Society's WOOFSTOCK '12! We have an Akita and a puggle at home, Eddy and Nugget respectively, who definitely make our world go 'round. It's going to take a lot of restraint not to jump off of the truck to play with all of the dogs in attendance!
Please come out to support this fantastic cause for Greenville's Humane Society! We'll have treats on board for your 4-legged loved ones as well!
A festival featuring live bands and UNLIMITED SAMPLING from dozens of regional craft breweries. Mellow dogs are welcome on leashes. And munchies are on sale to go with your brew. Please print and bring your bar-coded ticket and present it at the gate for entry. Once the barcode is scanned at entry, the ticket is non-transferable. Also, you must provide a Photo I.D to receive a wristband to participate in any beer sampling. Gates open at 10:30am.
Schedule for late October, early November. Plan your meals accordingly!
Here's the ole trusty schedule! Times and places are always subject to change, but don't sweat it, we'll be sure to keep you posted. Plan your meals accordingly!
Saturday October 20: Dinner at the Community Tap 5 – 8
And here's your little sneak peek of some additional dates in the not-so-distant future you may want to Sharpie on your calendar (or tell Siri about).
Sunday October 28: We'll be debuting our very first brunch! The menu will soon follow…
Tuesday October 30: Thomas Creek and Neue Southern are ready for the sequel! We'll be serving food at their monthly Cask Night once again! And rumor has it there will be a masseuse on hand DIBS and a radio station in attendance. It's going to be a blast!
Wednesday October 31: Our beloved friend, loyal Neue employee, and spectacular DJ, Jeff (DJ Chef Jeff to you, or DJ Craz-e Crane) will be melting faces at the Handlebar! We'll be there, costumes and all!
Saturday November 3: We'll be serving animal lovers from 11 – 5 at the Humane Society's WOOFSTOCK '12! Keep your eyes peeled this week and next for the Woofstock Waggin' to be parked with us!
CHEERS to you Greenville!!
My Day on a Food Truck, by TruckyLove food truck app developer
I will go out on a limb and say most of the food truck app developers out there have never worked on a food truck. Well this one has. I spent my last day in Greenville, SC helping out the Neue Southern gang, Graham, Lauren and Jeff. While I didn't do most of the heavy lifting I did gain a lot of knowledge spending the day with them.
The reason I asked to help out was so I could see what types of things cause a food truck owner/operator headaches during a normal business day. How do you handle and process the orders, the line of people waiting, a faulty fryer, a windy and rainy day and so on. But I also wanted to see the little things that are not so obvious to a casual observer.
TruckyLove CEO working the truck
Since we are building this food truck app and web community I wanted to see how the owners managed their marketing efforts, food orders (organizing them, prioritizing them and managing the waves of orders) and payment processing. Also I wanted to watch the customers to see how they responded to everything the truck workers were doing from how the food is packaged, their feelings at closing time and whether or not they had a positive experience locating the truck – especially without having an app to show them where they are.
I won't get into every observation here but just a few: >>READ FULL ARTICLE on TRUCKYLOVE
We're at Art in the Park in Downtown Greenville on September 22-23,
Art in the Park is back! We are there Saturday and Sunday, September 22-23, 2012, in downtown Greenville on Main Street. Mosey your way across the Liberty Bridge and peel your eyeballs for our orangeness! We'll be looking for you! CHEERS!
Saturday September 22, 10:00am-6:00pm
Sunday September 23, 11:00am-5:00pm
Mosey your way across the Liberty Bridge and peel your eyeballs for our orangeness! We'll be looking for you! We'll see you this weekend! CHEERS!
Happy First Really Cool Weekend for artsy, foody, music types. (And who isn't?) Euphoria, Symphony season premier, Art in the Park, many theatrical productions, perfect weather…Just in, some gorgeous tiny Taggliasche olives from Italy and the Evoo to match… 5 color penne from Maestri Pastai that would be great tossed with roasted pumpkin, pumpkin seeds, smoked bacon and goat cheese. Add a few chopped herbs and it can be served hot or cold. Enjoy this Autumn squash public service announcement from chef Liz!
Meals on Wheels is on a mission and we're calling for all of your pennies!
Meals on Wheels of Greenville will celebrate their 10 Millionth meal served this October! An awesome feat for this non-profit organization. Without the help of their 140+ volunteers, they wouldn't be able to service all of Greenville county. So, it is our humble pleasure to be able to serve those who give of themselves so selflessly.
Here are a few things you can do to help!
Meals on Wheels is on a mission to collect 10,000,000 pennies in honor of this milestone.
Have some pennies you want to get rid of? We'll be collecting them at the truck. We're calling for all of your pennies! Our biggest donors will receive an unprofessional, awkward iPhone picture taken of you to be posted on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and our website. We pay credit where credit is due! PLUS, we'll give you a cookie of your choosing on us!
They also collect dog and cat food for the pets of those they service, and if you'd like to donate some, we'll deliver it to their offices for you!
Thank you Greenville! Doesn't it feel good to give back?
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About Meals on Wheels: Meals on Wheels enhances the quality of life of homebound individuals by providing nutritious meals, personal contact and related services. Each day, caring volunteers serve more than 1,400 hot, nutritious meals to homebound individuals throughout Greenville County, including Fountain Inn, Fork Shoals, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Travelers Rest and Piedmont. Started in 1968, Meals on Wheels has been delivering more than a meal. Volunteers provide the human touch that means so much. For more information call (864) 233-6565 or go to www.MealsonWheelsGreenville.org


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PHOTOS: Shootings near Ballou leaves three juveniles wounded
Police arrested two suspects who were allegedly involved in shootings near Ballou High School in Southeast Thursday morning that left three juveniles wounded.
Gun in the grass at 6th Street and Mississippi Avenue SE.
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Count on the Best and the Brightest in the Industry!
Open Sea recognizes and congratulates employees of MOLAM, MCS, and Mitsui O.S.K. Bulk Shipping (USA) (MOBUSA) celebrating five, 10, 15, 20, and even 25-year service anniversaries in 2012. These are truly people that our customers can count on!
MOL (America) Inc.
New Regional KPIs Added to Count On MOL Performance Measurement Program
MOL (America) Inc. (MOLAM) has continued to expand its commitment to the Count On MOL performance measurement program first announced on March 5. MOLAM has announced three new regional key performance indicators (KPIs) and is sharing the results on www.CountOnMOL.com. The new KPIs are: Documentation Accuracy, Rail to Vessel Connections, and Intermodal Transit On-Time Performance. In addition, each month, MOLAM announces regional KPI results and updates its print and online advertising to reflect the results.
To read about these new KPIs and results, please see the following press releases:
- April 16, 2012 MOL (America) Inc. Announces March KPI Results
- April 30, 2012 MOL (America) Inc. Establishes 99.5% Documentation Accuracy Performance Target
- May 23, 2012 MOL (America) Inc. Announces April KPI Results
- May 24, 2012 MOL (America) Inc. Establishes KPI for Rail to Vessel Connections
- June 11, 2012 MOL (America) Inc. Establishes 90% Intermodal Transit On-Time Performance Target
- June 15, 2012 MOL (America) Inc. Announces May KPI Results
Please click here for print advertisement "It's all about performance."
|Documentation Accuracy
|Rail to Vessel Connections
MOL Secures Disney Business at TraPac
|Photo courtesy of JAXPORT
|Second from the left is Dennis Sheehan, vice president of Atlantic Services.
Walt Disney Parks and Resorts has started importing most of the merchandise headed to its Central Florida parks through the TraPac Container Terminal at Dames Point, a shift that underscores the port's growing attractiveness to shippers while also supporting statewide efforts to move Florida cargo through Florida seaports. The move also reflects the significance of MOL's investment in JAXPORT and commitment to Jacksonville.
Florida Governor Rick Scott and Lt. Governor Jennifer Carroll joined Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown, JAXPORT CEO Paul Anderson, Florida Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Mark Wilson and MOL (America) Vice President Dennis Sheehan in welcoming special guests from Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, U.S., Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Anthony Connelly, and surprise guest Mickey Mouse to the TraPac docks for the announcement.
"This is what all of us in Florida want," said JAXPORT CEO Paul Anderson. "We want the products our Florida citizens and visitors buy brought in through our ports, not brought by truck or train from somewhere out-of-state. Step by step, one container at a time, we are working to bring the jobs and dollars that come along with the movement of those goods back home where they belong. Shippers, importers, and exporters around the globe - and now one of the world's most beloved brands — are recognizing that we offer an alternative here in Jacksonville that makes good business sense."
"A large part of our commitment to Jacksonville is to share the benefits associated with growth in our volumes with the region and the state," said MOL (America) Vice President Dennis Sheehan. "This is a partnership, with all of us doing our part to make business gains which then translate into opportunity for everyone."
"Bringing a majority of our Florida-bound cargo through Jacksonville is a direct result of the port's ongoing improvement efforts," said Anthony Connelly, senior vice president and chief financial officer for Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, U.S. "This is not only a smart business decision but will also enable us to continue to build on the positive impact we have on Florida's economy."
MOL Chicago Softball Team Returns to Action
|Some members of the 2012 MOL Chicago co-ed summer softball team gather after a grueling double-header.
With the sport of softball's historic beginnings in Chicago, the Chicago office has fielded co-ed teams the past three years with varying degrees of success.
"The summer 2012 season began with the MOL Gators on a hot streak, utilizing a winning combination of timely hitting and flawless fielding," said team captain Jay Nam, analyst, Transpacific pricing. "As the summer warmed up and the schedule toughened, the Gators continued to demonstrate great teamwork regardless of the outcome."
The team finished with a record of 5-7, capped by a thrilling, come-from-behind, extra-inning 12-11 win to complete the season. The Gators have been fortunate that a fan-base made up of numerous colleagues could be counted on to come out and regularly support the team.
The team was captained by Jay Nam (pricing analyst, Transpacific Pricing), Kelli Nesbitt (senior analyst, refrigerated services) and Paul Sisco (analyst, customer service support and development) with a supporting cast of numerous others including: Tsunemichi Mukai, Antionette Ray, Chris Barloga, Dan Clancy, Heather Black, Hector Rodriguez, Jennifer Zhang, Jonathan Martin, Kevin Mulligan, Marsel Oxhaku, Michael Wu, Mickey McGuire, Mike Cooper, Mike Marron, Nick Abernathy, Rolando Jimenez, Shawn Duffy, Silvia Simpson, Timothy Pajak, Toukta Phonharath, Trevor Vernon, and Veronika Moya.
MOL Chicago Celebrates Earth Day and Volunteers at Forest Preserve
In celebration of Earth Day 2012, employees from the MOL (America) Inc. Chicago Office joined in a volunteer workday at the Danada Forest Preserve in Wheaton, Illinois, on Saturday, April 21.
The group took part in brush cutting, planting, and exotic weed removal and had a very positive reaction to the experience, as evidenced by some of the comments received afterwards.
"I enjoyed doing something with co-workers as a team outside of work that helped the community," said Dredrick Browning, regional sales support manager.
"My favorite part was the opportunity to do something good for the earth on a Saturday morning that otherwise might have been lazy," said Toshihiko Sato, manager of Transpacific Trade Management. "I was surprised how quickly we were able to get rid of the weeds."
"I liked being outside on such a pretty day," said Jennifer Zhang, analyst, management reporting. "Since I haven't visited forest preserves very often, I'd like to participate in such an outing again."
"I enjoyed volunteer day at Danada, it was a lot of fun," said Charity Gerena, administrator, office services. "It was a very educating experience and I look forward to volunteering in the future."
The workday was the second event by MOL (America) held in conjunction with the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County in suburban Chicago. To read about the previous volunteer event, held in the summer of 2011, please visit:
|Volunteers carry tools and plants to the worksite at the beginning of the day.
|Tsunemichi Mukai, vice president, Transpacific, Caribbean, & Latin Trade, Janet Charintranond, administrator, and Dredrick Browning, regional sales support manager, prepare for a hard day of volunteer work.
|Tsuyoshi Yoshida, Chairman/President/CEO, and Jennifer Zhang, analyst, management reporting, work together on a planting project.
|The group pauses for a photograph at the end of the day.
MOL (Panama) Inc.
Paintball in Panama
MOL Panama's Coastal Logistic Center, Vessel Operations Center, and administration recently participated in a team-building get together by playing the unique sport of paintball.
"A total of four teams battled through a mini paintball tournament of two games each where not only strategy and team skills were developed but also as a result of the activity a much stronger bond between all staff was created," said Jamie Lobo. "It was a great day spent among co-workers and for sure you can count on us!"
The Red Team was the winner.
|Green Team, from left: Hunter Ng, Hussein Vergelli, Boris Tejada, Danilo de Gracia, Charles Belden, and Naomi Singh
|Red Team, from left: Alberto Alvarado, Rogelio Ng, Alaing Carrasquilla, Paul Crompton, Donald Kant, Alexandra Sanchez, and Valery Cordoba
|Blue Team, from left: Miguel Rodriquez, Alfredo Vargas, Roberto Herrera, Jackeline Gonzalez, Leonardo Brown, Jasmin Garibello, and Addyno Brunette
|Yellow Team, from left: Rafael Perez, Carlos Bryon, Yaribel Sanchez, Jaime Lobo, Francisco Martinez, Rafael Lanas, and Rody Lanas
|Justin Josue Gonzalez Delcid
Zulay Delcid, space controller for the East Coast, and her husband Jose Gonzalez welcomed the birth of their son Justin Josue Gonzalez Delcid on February 1, 2012. Justin was 7 pounds, 14 ounces and 20.8 inches long.
|Diego Alejandro Vanegas Angulo
Kathia Angulo, PCLC cargo coordinator for the East Coast, and her husband Jose Antionio Vanegas welcomed the birth of their son Diego Alejandro Vanegas Angulo on May 4, 2012. Deigo was 8 pounds, 3 ounces and 19.7 cm long.
|Bonnie Holbrook, sales administrator, captured a picture of a rainbow from her front porch. "There may not have been a pot of gold at the end but the vibrant beauty will satisfy me," said Holbrook.


text: Joseph Abeyta PHX Postal Affairs and Logistics DirectorAs postal affairs and logistics director for McMurry/TMG, Joseph Abeyta oversees the distribution of the company's publications and direct mail, and is an expert in preparing nonprofit, first class, standard and periodical mailings. He is part of McMurry/TMG's Business Intelligence Group, which manages more than 150 customer files and last year distributed more than 66 million direct mail pieces. Joseph is active with the U.S. Postmaster General's Mailers Technical Advisory Committee, a venue for the USPS to share technical information with and receive advice and recommendation from mailers on matters. Joseph moved from Albuquerque, N.M., to Phoenix 16 years ago with his partner, Nestor Padilla. They have two adorable Shih Tzu dogs, Charlee and Connor. I love that McMurry/TMG really lives the values. They are not just words; it's who we are.


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This is a fun project that doesn't require a lot of baking experience. It's easier than a Tardis cake, for example, and it keeps longer. It does require a a good bit of working space, but no exotic ingredients. Everything except the gumdrop on top of the Tardis was already in my kitchen.
Step 1: Gather your materials
lots of countertop or table space
paper stencils-- you'll print these out in the next step
metal cookie sheets—try to get ones that won't warp in the oven
parchment paper
countertop mixer with dough attachment and whisk attachment
rubber/silicone spatulas
frosting bags and tips, or ziplock bags
candy thermometer (optional)
masking tape (optional)
paring knife
frosting knife or table knife
large cereal box or other light cardboard
measuring cups and spoons
rolling pin
large metal mixing bowl, other bowls
plastic wrap
cooling racks
hot mitts
large shallow pan
1 blue gumdrop or jellybean
heavy items to prop up drying pieces (e.g. canned food or books)
Check recipes if you're not sure you have enough of these items:
pasturized egg whites (optional)
powdered sugar
gel food colors
light brown sugar
unsulfured dark molasses
nonstick spray or oil
all purpose flour
baking powder
ground ginger, cinnamon, and cloves
vegetable shortening (Crisco)
Step 2: Make your stencils
Print out the templates found in this pdf. For reference, the front elevation and plan view have been included. Trace the paper templates onto light cardboard and cut them out. I used a large cereal box. Remember to label the cardboard pieces so you don't confuse them.


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By sea from Bodrum and Turgutreis
This is my landing page for all of the Ferry boat, Catamaran and Hydrofoil information contained within this website. The two ferry ports on the Bodrum Peninsula are located in Bodrum and Turgutreis, and now that the new marina has been built in Yalikavak, it shouldn't be too long before ferry departures are scheduled from there as well.
From the Bodrum Peninsula you can take a day trip to Kos, Kalymnos, Rhodes and Datca. There is sporadic ferry service in the winter that increases dramatically during the summer months.
Ferry Boat Company Articles
The two local ferry companies servicing both Bodrum and Turgutreis are "Bodrum Ferryboat Company" and "Bodrum Express", but there are additional Turkish and Greek national and international ferry companies that manage routes via these destinations.
Click on any of these links below to find out more information.
Bodrum Ferryboat Company 2015 Timetable & Price
Ferry Company: Bodrum Ferribot
This article includes a list of all routes, timetables and prices for the ferry services run by the Bodrum Ferryboat Company. As it's still early in the season there are still some gaps in the timetables, and this article will be updated as more information becomes available.
At the moment only the Bodrum and Turgutreis to Kos routes are available.
Bodrum Ferryboat Company 2014 Timetable & Price
Ferry Company: Bodrum Ferribot
This article includes a list of all routes, timetables and prices for the ferry services run by the Bodrum Ferryboat Company. As it's still early in the season there are still some gaps in the timetables, and this article will be updated as more information becomes available.
Bodrum Express Lines 2014 Ferry Timetable & Price
Ferry Company: Bodrum Express Lines
Article includes the Ferry information and timetable for the ferry routes managed by the Bodrum Express Lines company. Bodrum and Turgutreis departures to Kos, Rhodes & Kalymnos.
Yesil Marmaris Lines 2014 Ferry Timetable & Price
Ferry Company: Yesil Marmaris Lines
Article includes the Catamaran information and timetable for the routes managed by the Yesil Marmaris Lines company. Bodrum to Kos and Bodrum to Rhodes departures (they also run the Marmaris to Rhodes service.
GREEK Island Ferries
You can use Bodrum and Turgutries as your stepping stones to explore the Greeks Island via one of of the local Greek ferry companies.
Dodekanisos Greek Island Ferry 2014 (Rhodes Circular Route)
Ferry Company: Dodekanisos Seaways
The Dodekanisos Pride and Dodekanisos Express run a circular route to and from Rhodes. In the summer month's there's a daily service stopping at the Greek Islands of Kos and Kalymnos. If you plan on traveling from Bodrum to Kos or Rhodes, you can book direct via the Dodekanisos website.
Blue Star Greek Island Ferry 2014
Ferry Company: Blue Star
Blue Star is part of the Attica Group, and has 9 ferry routes, which includes the some of the Dodekanisos Islands. Three of these routes stop at both Kos and Rhodes, and one of them also includes a stop at Kalymnos. (Superfast Ferries is also part of Attica, and travels between the other Greek Islands).
Turkish Sealines Ferry 2014
Ferry Company: Turkish Sealines
Turkish Sealines operates out of the Bodrum Cruise port and has Bodrum departures to Kos, Rhodes and Symi, and also a Turgutries service to Kos. Both of these are Fast Catamaran services during the summer. In the winter it's a slower ferry service.
Ferry Ticket Agents
Direct Ferries Ticket Agent (Bodrum)
Ferry Ticket Agent for: Anek Lines, Blue Star Ferries, Dodekanisos Seaways and Turkish Sealines
Article includes links to the the Passenger Ferry, Hydrofoil and Catamaran services from Bodrum to Kos, Rhodes, Kalymnos and Symi, for the 4 ferry companies listed. This is a easy to navigate site especially if you're looking for all the information on how to criss-cross around the high seas using different ferry companies.
Aegean Tour Travel (Bodrum & Turgutries departures)
Ferry Ticket Agent for: Bodrum Ferry Boat, Turkish Sealines and Yesil Marmaris Lines
Their website doesn't include all of the ferry service providers … so bear in mind that you may have additional timetables and route alternatives that aren't reflected on their site. But as far as offering a convenient one-stop-shop destination, they offer a clear and well laid out planning tool and booking engine. If you need help after you've booked, they offer a 24/7 helpline. If there are changes to any of the ferries on your route, they'll notify you and re-schedule.
Their office location is based in central Bodrum. Website includes the Passenger Ferry, Hydrofoil and Catamaran services from Bodrum and Turgutreis to Kos, Rhodes, Kalymnos and Symi, for the 3 ferry companies listed.
Viva Greece
Pick a Greek Island route out of thousands of available itineraries offered by the largest Greek ferry companies. Book it online within a few minutes at the lowest fare.
Blue Guide Ferry Lines (Bodrum to Kos & Rhodes)
Ferry Ticket Agent: Blue Guide Ferry Lines
If you plan on traveling from Bodrum to Kos or Rhodes, you can book your ferry tickets through BlueGuide, who are a 3rd party agent for routes servicing Bodrum, but they only list Catamaran services not the local ferry services, and you have to register with their website to view some of the ticketing information.
Ferry Boat Ports
Turgutreis Dogus Marina (D-Marin)
This photo is an aerial shot of the Turgutreis Marina, showing the Ferry Port on the right.
Ferry Boat Videos
Video of Bodrum & Ferry ride to Kos
Video of a Catamaran ride from Bodrum to Kos
Video of a Day trip from Turgutreis to Kalymnos


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February 26, 2010
My first bicycle commute of the year
Today I bicycled the six miles each way to and from work. It was light when I left and and dark coming home. And I slipped on the ice once when I rode over a huge ice-melt flow that had refrozen. But I saw it in advance and was going really slow, so it was no big deal. No injuries or pain.
The biggest problem I had was that my cheeks were getting cold going really fast down a mile-long hill. I should have had my ski mask for that part. The next problem was overheating. I dressed in layers though, so i could unzip my jacket and open up a little to cool off. All and all though it was easy and fun.
The biggest joy? Getting there by my own power and feeling exhilarated the rest of the day because my blood had a good workout. The fresh air was good too. As a bonus I got to climb back up that mile-long hill on the way home.
I have a really nice lighting system I set up a few years ago so commuting at night is no problem. I have a dual-halogen headlight system with rechargeable battery pack attached to the frame. Plus a 5-LED white blinking headlight in front and a 5-LED red blinking light in back. And I have a reflect vest and leg band to make me brighter. I also have the standard white and red reflectors on front and back of the bike. The headlight system is really handy and it's great to be able to see the road ahead. I originally set up this light system because I hit a curb once that I could not see with just a blinky light and it bent my rim up. So commuting in the dark is a lot more fun with all those bright things.
Now the hardest part about this ride... Getting out the door this morning. Biking in the winter is all attitude. It is actually quite nice biking in the winter if prepared properly for it. People talk to me like I'm crazy when I say this, but then I ask, "how do you prepare for cross country skiing?" Is that crazy? When I started treating winter biking like a winter sport, it was amazing. What I find is crazy is that I know all of this and proved it to myself by biking for a couple of years all-year-round, even through the deep snow. And it was no problem even in 20 below weather. So I have no valid excuses to not bike. Except that I have taken an extended break from exercise, and my body pays the price in not being fit like I used to be. But my mind also suffered consequences. My mind began to make excuses. it's too cold. I'll be late. My bike is not ready. etc. it was only sheer will power that got me out that door with my bike this morning. Once I got on the bike it felt good and there was no turning back. Check out my winter biking category if you are interested in my previous winter biking experiences.
Tomorrow I will bike to the bike shop too.
Posted by carl1236 at February 26, 2010 8:37 PM | Attitude | Winter-Biking | motivation


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Easing Password Hell – Key To Living Online Life Safely
By Ben Kepes on January 4, 2013
As we all use more and more different services and applications in our personal and work lives, password management becomes ever more of an issue. It's staggering the number of times I've had to gently make people aware of the fact that using one simple password for every single service
Posted in Security | Tagged authentication, facebook, google, lastpass, mimecast, oauth, Online service provider, Password management, Random password generator, two factor authentication
Siri, You Don't Say
By Guest Authors on December 17, 2012
Google slated Siri. Apple's Siri and I have never gotten along. I don't need a personal assistant with a sense of humor. I need a computer assistant that gives me answers. Siri gives enough backlash that it just isn't fun to use…or usually does it answer my questions. It's easy to poke at a new […]
Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged android, Apple, google, Google Search, iOS, iphone, safari, Siri | 1 Response
MuleSoft Launches API Repository and Community Resource
By Ben Kepes on December 11, 2012
MuleSoft, the integration platform for both SaaS and on-premise applications, is today announcing the launch of APIhub, a public repository and community resource for API discovery. The idea of the hub is to give both application developers, and enterprise customers the ability to find and use a wide selection of
Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged alcatel-lucent, Application programming interface, google, John Musser, MuleSoft, ProgrammableWeb, software as a service
Dropbox, Google Drive, Apple iCloud, Microsoft SkyDrive; maybe they're not apples after all?
By Paul Miller on November 21, 2012
Cloud storage product Dropbox is one of those tools that users tend to rave about. It's deceptively simple. It's pretty reliable. The value proposition is immediately apparent. It has paid tiers of usage that bring additional storage but (like other freemium beacons such as Evernote) the free offering is rich enough to be compelling, engaging, […]
Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged amazon, Apple, box, cloud computing, cloud storage, dropbox, evernote, google, microsoft, skydrive, Windows Live SkyDrive | 5 Responses
Google Play Site Falls Apart on Nexus 4 Launch. Now I Know Why it's Called "Play"
By Zoli Erdos on November 13, 2012
Now we know whey it's called Google PLAY. As it sure ain't no e-commerce site:-(
Posted in Featured Posts, Technology | Tagged ecommerce, google, google crash, google play, nexus 4
Google Compute Engine Is Gonna Change The Public Cloud Game
By Krishnan Subramanian on October 18, 2012
During the last Google I/O, Google's user conference, Google announced Google Compute Engine (GCE). GCE was Google's answer to Amazon EC2 and they opened up their private beta to handful of people. I was not lucky enough to get into the list but I recently got an opportunity to check it out myself. Before I talk […]
Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged gce, google, google compute engine, infrastructure, Infrastructure as a service, Infrastructure services, insights, public cloud, service providers | 2 Responses
Mobile First? The Desktop Still Has Three Good Years Left in It in SaaS
By Jason M. Lemkin on October 15, 2012
"Mobile First." OK, we all get it. Look what's happening on Facebook, as the majority of its usage has rapidly transitioned to mobile, throwing at least a wrench into its browser-based ad model for the time being. Google, Zynga, etc. the impact is huge and clear. Apple seems to be the only one in consumer […]
Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged google, ipad, mobile first, mobility, netsuite, saas, salesforce.com, zynga | 2 Responses
Why Competition Is So Bitter in SaaS: Oligopolies and Dominant Strategy Equilibriums
By Jason M. Lemkin on October 2, 2012
Perhaps the oddest thing about the Apple-Google "go thermonuclear" strategy to SaaS guys is that it is so odd at all. Competition-to-the-almost-death seems the norm in SaaS. Just look at Larry Ellison or Marc Benioff. You can see the blood lust in their eyes, in every speech, in a way you never really saw/see in […]
Posted in Business, Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged Apple, bill gates, google, larry ellison, netsuite, oligopoly, Oracle, Sergey Brin, software as a service, steve jobs
The Workday IPO and 'F You Money
By Jason M. Lemkin on October 1, 2012
The other day, a VC asked me about a founder he was thinking of investing in. He asked me if this founder had, quote, 'F You Money. {I learned how this was spelled when a Businessweek article this week used the term, btw}. I wasn't really sure if he meant this as a negative, but […]
Posted in Business, Entrepreneurship | Tagged google, ipo, larry ellison, Oracle, paypal, software as a service, workday, yahoo
Has Apple Peaked?
By Zoli Erdos on September 25, 2012
You probably think I am out of my mind – well … hm… no comment. But yes I agree it's close to madness to discuss Apple's decline right on the heels of a record-breaking iPhone 5 launch and a stock price that despite some correction is still a rocketship. But bear with me for a […]
Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged android, Apple, Apple Cult, Apple Maps, Apple vs Samsung, Church of Steve, customer goodwill, goodwill, google, google maps, iOS, iOS 6, iphone, iPod, patent lawsuit, Samsung, steve jobs, Tim Cook | 5 Responses
Scale Out vs Scale Up – ProfitBricks Aims to Challenge the Current Thinking for IaaS
By Ben Kepes on September 10, 2012
One thing that few people argue about in the move to the cloud is the accepted view that the best way to achieve scale is by throwing together lots of lightweight commodity machines with relatively low specifications, and stringing them together to achieve scale. It's a compelling story and one
Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged Central processing unit, cloud computing, google, InfiniBand, ProfitBricks, sql, Virtual machine, vmware | 1 Response
Is Silicon Valley Really Coming to an End?
By Mark Suster on August 27, 2012
By now you probably know that David Sacks, co-founder of PayPal and founder of both Geni & Yammer made some observations on Facebook that Silicon Valley "as we know it" was coming to an end. He says "In order to create a successful new company, you have to find an idea that (1) has escaped […]
Posted in Featured Posts, General | Tagged facebook, google, Marc Andreessen, microsoft, paypal, silicon valley, Startup Advice
Keeping Safe In The Cloud
By Ben Kepes on August 20, 2012
The last few weeks have seen a seeming storm of examples of security breaches of cloud services. As is often the case when people have vested interests in a particular technology, many naysayers have pronounced that these security breaches spell the end of the cloud. Heck, even Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak went on record saying: […]
Posted in Security | Tagged Apple, cloud computing, Derrick Harris, dropbox, google, iCloud, Steve Wozniak, twitter | 2 Responses
The Shift has hit the Fan – Microsoft, Facebook Slides, Google Rises
By John Taschek on August 15, 2012
In what seems to be from the lower paleothic period but in fact was about a year and a half ago, I wrote a post about the Mean Girls phenomenon and Shakespeare. This in turn was not actually about mean girls or Henry IV, but about the interesting relationship of…
Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged android, Apple, facebook, google, innovation, mean girls, microsoft, microsoft surface, social, techcrunch | 1 Response
TechCrunch Wrote a Post, Oracle got Pissy. Sigh
By Ben Kepes on August 13, 2012
So Alex Williams (a great guy, good friend and awesome cloud pundit) wrote a post a week or two ago entitled "Why The Open Cloud Wins And Oracle Loses When IT Gets Virtualized." (subtle huh?) Oracle wasn't overly happy at Alex's comments and counter posted saying that "TechCrunch is Clueless about Oracle Cloud." So… some […]
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Utah MLS Search - Search Utah MLS Listings
Utah has three major MLS's. The largest is the Utah MLS covering Northern Utah. This MLS contains nearly all the homes for sale in Northern Utah and Southern Idaho. It also includes a good number of the MLS listings in Park City and Southern Utah. There is a smaller MLS that covers Saint George and Southern Utah, and a very tiny MLS that covers the Park City Area.
How to Get MLS Access
In order to get Utah MLS access you have to become a licenced real estate agent, be affiliated with a real estate brokerage, and pay enormous monthly MLS fees, around $30 a month for complete MLS access.
However, with modern internet technology all the listings found on the MLS are syndicated through what is know known as "IDX Listings." These IDX listings don't give all the information Realtor MLS's have, but they they do show all the active home listings that are listed on the MLS. The public listing information is sufficient to help you explore, and get a feel for the Utah real estate market without having to talk to a real estate agent.
These MLS listing feeds offer the important details the MLS homes have like multiple photos, descriptions, price change history, short sales, the number of days homes have been on the market, and even market conditions and trends. It is absolutely free to search these MLS listings using sites like ZipRealty that offer incridible Utah Home search details.
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How Iraq's Leader Lost Everything
This week, a political crisis in Baghdad suddenly seemed as dangerous as the battle in northern Iraq.
This week, a political crisis in Baghdad suddenly seemed as dangerous as the battle in northern Iraq.
'Frontline' producer Martin Smith returns to Baghdad amid reports that radicals are planning an imminent attack on the city.
Iraqi security forces found the handcuffed and blindfolded bodies of at least 50 men in a town south of Baghdad on Wednesday.
Farhad Jaff, 34, lives in Bagdad with his wife, son and mother. But as the threat of civil war looms, his life today is much different.
The White House is sending up to 275 U.S. Armed Forces personnel to Iraq in an attempt to provide support and security starting on June 15, 2014.
The State Department says that for now at least, the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad will remain open, with some staff being moved to other locations, and additional security personnel added to the staff roster.
As the Al-Qaeda inspired insurgents of ISIL march toward Baghdad after taking Mosul and Tikrit, Iraq descends into chaos.
The al-Qaida-inspired group that led the charge in capturing two key Sunni-dominated cities in Iraq this week vowed on Thursday to march on to Baghdad.


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Merida Green Ellis and his wife were of a generation who lived through tremendous changes, having been born in the world of "cowboys and Indians" and dying in the world of traffic jams and jazz.
M. G. Ellis (1847-1932) was born in Denton County, orphaned as a child, and raised by an uncle, George P. Loving, in Fort Worth. In 1862, at age fifteen, Ellis enlisted in the 9th Texas Cavalry of the Confederate Army.
After the war Ellis sold farming implements for a while (city directory listing is 1878) and then real estate. He was an early developer of the city of North Fort Worth, a founder of the original stockyards in 1890. North Fort Worth named a school for him.
But let's back up to 1868. In that year Ellis proposed to Margaret "Jenkie" Darter (1849-1932). Their honeymoon was a year-long trip across the wilds of west Texas, during which their first child was born. In 1912 Mrs. Ellis was interviewed and remembered that proposal and that honeymoon:
"When he put the question to me I refused him because I had on a homespun dress. I did not think it was in keeping with the chivalry of that time even to receive a proposal in a homespun dress. I told him if he would wait until I put on my Sunday-go-to-meeting dress I might have a different answer for him. . . . Mr. Ellis was a photographer and lived at Jacksboro. . . . We went on the trip as a business proposition, as there was much money to be made in those days by a traveling photographer. . . . In most of the towns we visited the people had their first opportunity to have their pictures taken, and we did a big business. . . . Mr. Ellis received good money for his pictures. One single tin plate sold for fifty cents, large plates $1. . . . Our bridal trip lasted one year and two days, and we settled temporarily in eighteen different towns. It was not difficult for us to get ready in those days, for it took only an hour to pack our household effects and get dressed for travel. Our trip west was in a wagon drawn by horses, but returning we obtained a condemned government wagon, and it was drawn by three yoke of oxen. We had two horses tied to the back of the wagon with which to hunt the oxen, as they were turned loose each night to graze, and it was necessary to round them up. . . . Mr. Ellis named the middle yoke 'Baptist' because they would not eat with the others. They were wild and had never been hitched up before. The lead yoke he called 'Campbellite' [a religious sect that stressed water immersion for salvation] for they would always make a break for water when they saw it, no matter how far away. The oxen were driven without lines but were trained to go by a long whip and certain words which would not look well in print.
". . . every morning I got one horse, and Mr. Ellis with the baby [got] on another, and [we] rounded up the oxen. I did this because I was afraid to stay at the wagon alone. We always drove a few hours after dark so that the Indians would not see where we would camp for the night. We would build our fire about one hundred yards from the wagon and would cook supper in a hurry and get away so that the Indians would not find us.
". . . It was about November 1, 1869, that we started on our return trip. We climbed into the big government wagon and in half a day reached a small fort. People for many miles around had come to the fort for safety because of Indian attacks. They had left their possessions in a hurry. Leaving this fort we traveled for five days through a wilderness. We never saw a living soul but one time, and that was a government wagon loaded with soldiers. They asked us if we were not frightened to travel alone. I said, 'I am scared to death all the time.' We sure did hate for them to leave us.
". . . My worst scare was at San Saba, when the Indians made a raid on the village. There was a dance going on at the time in a public hall, which was close to the doby [adobe] house which we occupied. It was about 11 p.m. when my attention was attracted by a noise at the door of our little house. When I looked up I saw a big Indian pushing over the table which we used as a door. The moon was shining brightly on the form of this half-bent Indian with arms stretched out in the direction of the rocking chair where my infant baby was sleeping. Of course, I screamed, and the Indian backed out. Suddenly I heard a regular stampede of horses running through our yard, followed by a large number of Indians. The horses belonged to the people of the settlement and had been rounded up by the Indians while the people were at the dance. The noise attracted the dancers, and in a moment our yard was filled with white men running after the Indians and firing upon them. The whites killed three men that night and got most of their horses back. One white man was killed. They [the Indians] did not capture him in order to scalp him.
"We drove through Fort Worth on November 19, 1869, on our way to my father's home. When we got near my father's house, my husband insisted that I walk out on the tongue of the wagon and cry out 'hello' to see if the people would recognize my voice.
"I was answered by my dear father, who said with tears in his eyes: 'Heaven has blessed me in seeing you again, child.'"
M. G. and Margaret Ellis were married sixty-four years. He died on July 27, 1932. She died on November 21, 1932. They are buried in Pioneers Rest Cemetery.


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335 Hoohana Street
Kahului, HI
Lunch 10:30am-2:30pm M-F
Dinner 5 – 9:30pm W-F
(808) 877-6000
Well-known for staging Maui's best Oktoberfest, this little Tyrolean style café oozes Alpen style Herzlichkeit all year 'round, dishing up European style cuisine drenched in Maui sunshine. It's one of Central Maui's best options for lunch or dinner, offering both local and Swiss/German cuisine in a lovely, relaxed setting.
Never mind that it's nestled between a granite yard and ceiling fan outlet; once inside, Brigit and Bernard's Garden Cafe offers an ideal urban oasis inside its garden walls. Under the shade of a giant African tulip tree guests can listen to the hum of bees whilst enjoying a frosty mug of Bavarian or domestic beer before diving into a choice of fresh local fish or one of B&B 's regional specialties.
Last week we stopped by within an hour of touching down at OGG, suffering traveler's pangs for something green and wholesome after a day spent eating peanuts and soft drinks. The goal was simple – a few vitamins would do – but we were uber-joyed after biting into one of the biggest, freshest, best-est salads we've possibly ever had outside our own kitchen. Bernard makes his own vinaigrette dressing, which is the secret to this salad's success along with the crisp, snappy condition of each and every one of the many vitamin rich ingredients. It was exactly what the doctor would have ordered.
Next up was the schnitzel sandwich, an immense, lightly breaded cutlet that couldn't be contained by the freshly baked bun on which it was served. Light, delicate, and full of flavor, the sandwich is totally authentic, served with a choice of coleslaw or potato salad (German style, of course). On this day the platter came with an extra serving of the same delicious green salad that kicked off our lunch, since they were, mournfully, out of potato salad having had a big run on it earlier at lunchtime.
My companion enjoyed the fresh seared ahi as his entree, served with a delectably sweet/tangy sauce atop a bit of rice. "Delicious," he mouthed as he went for the last bite within minutes of being served.
"Hey! I need to report on that dish! Save me some!" After an internal struggle, he reluctantly offered me the final morsel. He was right; it was very good indeed.
Other choices on B & B's menu include classics such as Chicken Marsala, Pasta Carbonara, Pepper Steak, and Gambas ala Plancha (shrimp served Spanish style). They are well-known for their awesome teriyaki salmon or chicken burger as well as superior fresh fish preparations. But for me, the draw here is the Tyrolean specialties, including raclette, which is otherwise absent from Maui's traditionally tropical menus. If you haven't allowed yourself the pleasure of a really good schnitzel lately, you owe it to yourself to stop by soon. If it's ahi you're after, don't count on your dining companion to share.


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Bemidji State University student Rebecca Florke takes photographs Tuesday of an ice pile-up at Diamond Point Park. State and local officials are predicting Lake Bemidji will be mostly free of ice by Sunday, if not before, which would break the lake's record for the earliest ice out date. Monte Draper | Bemidji Pioneer
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Shadows from the PastShadows from the Past (1994) Season 1 Episode 4308-016- Phantom 2040 Cartoon Episode Guide
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- 1994
- Hearst Entertainment, Inc., Minos S.A., France 17
- Phantom 2040 Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Sparks, Dr. Singh, Nia, Professor Jack Archer, Aunt Heloise, Kit Walker, Jr./24th Phantom.
- Vocal Talent: Pamela Adlon (as Pamela Segall) (Sparks), Jeff Bennett (Dr. Singh), Iona Morris (Nia), Alan Oppenheimer (Professor Jack Archer), Carrie Snodgress (Aunt Heloise), Scott Valentine (Kit Walker, Jr./24th Phantom), Charles Dennis, Kath Soucie.
- Directed By Vincent Bassol, Michel Lyman, Mike Kaweski, Bertrand Tager Kagan.
- Produced By Mary Chojnowski Corbett.
Executive Producers: William E. Miller, David Corbett, Jeffrey Schon.
Associate Producer: Mary Katherine Moore.
Line Producers: Gwen Wetzler, Michel Lyman.
- Written By Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens.
Additional Crew:
- Based on the Character Created by Lee Falk.
- Executive Story Editors: Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens.
- Additional Development by Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens.
- Art Director/Conceptual Designer: Thom Schillinger.
- Original Model Design: Peter Chung.
- Additional Model Design: Paula La Fond, Stephanie Pyren-Fortel, Eric Canete.
- Storyboards: Romeo Francisco, Aleta Estes, David Williams, Rex Irvine, Vincenzo Tripetti.
- Storyboard Cleanup: Cesar Magsombol, Art Lee, John Lee, Peter Pace, Vincent Michael Edwards.
- Color Key: Allyn Conley, Jane Lane.
- Color Key Assistant: Darcee Frisch Olson.
- Computer Graphics: Thomas Kim.
- Background Layout: Jesse Santos, Nick Pugh, Melissa Suber, Vladimir Spasojevic.
- Background Color: Barbara Schade, Rebecca Jo Morales.
- Voice Direction: Stu Rosen.
- Production Manager: Andrew J. Leith.
- Production Controllers: Loretta Abata Elliot.
- Assistant to the Executive Producer: Miken Lee Wong.
- Educational Consultant: John Arnold.
- Production Executive: Steve Herman.
- Production Coordinators: Shareena Carlson, Lisa Larrick, Jamie Adner.
- Production Assistants: Katharine Nartonis, Courtney Narz, Bryan Thompson, Stefan Marks.
- Pre-Edit/Track Reader: Laurie Wetzler.
- Post Production Audio France: H2 Prod., Montage Sapa PM.
- Dialogue Recording and Editing: The L.A. Studios, Inc.
- Production Supervisor France: Scott La Barge.
- Production Supervisor Korea: Mike Kaweski.
- Post Production Supervisor/Editor, France: Scott La Barge.
- Post Production Supervisor/Editor, Los Angeles: D.J. Graham.
- French Production Adapter: Helene Joubaud.
- Supervising Producers: Rene Huchez, Barham Rohani.
- Production Manager: Caroline Guicheux.
- Production Supervisors: Jean Marc Desrosiers, Michel Gantier.
- Animation Production: Sei Young Animation Co., Ltd.
- Executives in Charge: Choi An Hee, Cho Jung Jin.
- Produced by Hearst Entertainment Inc., Minos S.A., France 3
Created for Television by Hearst Entertainment, Inc.
Phantom 2040 and its characters are trademarks of The Hearst Corporation
King Features Syndicate, Inc.
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