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"Increasingly, management's role is not to organize work, but to direct passion and purpose."
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Are You Ready To Scale Your Business?
You started your business from scratch, sacrificing time and dollars to grow your staff and build your accounts. Now you are ready to take your business to the next level, but how?
Scaling a business always involves a degree of uncertainty so careful planning and prior consideration of the potential issues is must. In this issue of Promotional Consultant Today, we'll share these tips from Susan Ward, a business writer and blogger for TheBalance.com.
1. Increased Sales Vs. Costs of Expansion.
Business expansion and increased sales are often a chicken and egg
syndrome. Expansion may be necessary to increase sales, but increased sales
may not be forthcoming unless it is apparent to the customer that the
business is large enough to handle the additional sales volume. The ideal
situation is to have new sales secured before expansion.
If you are relocating a significant distance, take into account that you may lose some of your existing local customers. You may also need to incur additional advertising costs to drive business to your new location.
When making a forecast of the costs for the expansion—depending on the type of business, include estimates for:
2. Is Financing Required? If scaling your business requires a capital investment, financing will be needed unless the business has sufficient retained earnings to cover the costs of expansion. As with starting a business, banks and financial institutions provide lending based on the perceived ability of the customer to repay, but if your business is on solid ground and has a track record of loan repayment it will be much easier to secure debt financing than during startup. You will need an updated business plan with the above described cost and sales forecasts to clearly demonstrate to financiers or investors that your expansion will be profitable and in the best interests of your business.
3. Are Qualified Staff Available? Ask almost any business owner and they will tell you that one of their main problems with business growth (or even maintaining their existing businesses) is acquiring qualified staff. The problem is particularly acute with skilled trades, information technology and other occupations that require specialized training and experience—such people are almost always in demand. If you are unable to obtain experienced staff to handle growth you may need to train new employees (which will consume more of your time).
For small businesses or single-owner businesses, hiring new employees (or adding partners) may involve additional considerations. Such businesses are often sole proprietorships; to reduce owner liability it is preferable to change the legal structure of this type of business to a corporation before hiring payroll employees.
4. Management. Another issue to consider when scaling a business is the increase in management duties and responsibilities. Dealing with more clients and supervising additional staff will occupy more of your time and energy. Given that the typical solo entrepreneur does everything from product development to marketing, learning how to delegate is a must when growing a business.
Scaling a business can be very profitable but also very challenging. Before embarking on a business expansion, do your homework and develop a plan for growth that will minimize risk and maximize the odds of a successful transition to a larger organization.
Source: Susan Ward is a business writer and experienced business person. Besides running her own business as a freelance writer, she and her partner run Cypress Technologies, an IT consulting business that provides services including software and database development. Ward has been a small business expert for The Balance and About.com for over 18 years.
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Up to 80 Irish trainee pilots have been stranded in Florida after their flying school ran into financial difficulties.
Ireland's Aviation Authority is assisting the students, many of whom paid over $120,000 for their course.
The Irish pilots have been told that their course, organised via the Waterford based Pilot Training Centre of Ireland, will not be continuing.
Irish state broadcaster RTE reports that the Florida Institute of Technology Aviation has told the students that they will not be allowed into the air again.
The station is also saying that FIT's contract with the training centre has been terminated.
The Irish Aviation Authority has issued a statement saying it is aware of certain difficulties with the Florida Pilot Training College.
It has also sent an officer to Florida to brief the students and to explore the possibility of allowing the students to continue their training in Florida or back in Ireland.
The statement said: "The IAA will endeavour to facilitate the crediting of all flight and ground training carried out so far in Florida towards qualifications."

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Home is best…April 14, 2011|6:10 am
I have been home for almost three days now and am just catching up on sleep and hugs from children.
Europe is a wonderful place to visit but I sure wouldn't want to live there! At least not for any extended amount of time. Visiting there however, gives a person a serious appreciation for what we have here in America. It can also challenge you to rethink some of what we have in America. More on that later.
It will take me MANY posts to share even a few wonderful sights we saw But I thought I'd start with a picture or two from Paris. This was actually the last six days of our trip.
The Eiffel tower is of course, one of the most famous land marks in France. Word of advice: If you are claustrophobic.. the elevators are packed. Think Carefully about getting on.
Further words of wisdom: If you are afraid of heights do not listen to the son who says "Mom, you'll most likely never be here again. Ride to the top." Just heed your own instincts. That way you won't make a slight scene as you quickly exit the elevator.. the all glass elevator moving sideways and upwards at the same time .. past steel girders that realize will sway in a slight wind..as you exit at the first level. Of course if you do make it this far, you can tell your family to go on without you and they can meet you down stairs on the ground level. I did after calming my racing heart really enjoy the view from the first level up. I don't have any pictures from that level because my camera was at the top.. with everyone else.
My mother in love.. Ruth. Top of the Eiffel tower April 2011.


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Report from Steve
The 12 Hours of Mesa Verde is alive and kicking and put on it's 6th Edition on May, 12 2012.
Cutthroat Racing has been there since the beginning when about 10 of us went down and comprised more than 10% of the total entrants. The relationship with this great race has endured and may have even helped some procrastinating CTR racers actually get in to this sold-out race this year.
Fifteen Cutthroat racers loaded up the trailer, the tent, the fire pit and and lots of beer and made a weekend of it.


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The two will co-star in the new SBS drama series "While You Were Sleeping," according to production company iHQ on Monday.
|Suzy (JYP Entertainment)
"We will wrap up all of the necessary logistics by the end of the year, and kick off production next year," said iHQ in a statement.
The series will be written by Park Hye-ryun, who worked on Suzy's acting debut production "Dream High" in 2011 and will be directed by Oh Choong-hwan of "Doctors" and "My Love from the Star."
Both Suzy and Lee have had a busy, successful year.
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Suzy, of K-pop group MissA, gained global fame through KBS' romantic drama "Uncontrollably Fond," which also featured Kim Woo-bin, while actor and model Lee rose to stardom again with hit fantasy series "W," which co-starred Han Hyo-joo.
"While You Were Sleeping" is about a woman who is able to foresee unfortunate events in her dreams and a prosecutor who tries everything in his power to prevent them from actually happening.
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What does Camillie mean?
Camillie as a name for girls has its root in Latin, and the meaning of the name Camillie is "helper to the priest". Camillie is an alternate form of Camilla (Latin).
ASSOCIATED WITH priest (monk)
VARIANTS Kamyla, Kamilia, Kamila▲, Camylla, Camyla, Camila▲, Camellia, Camella, Camelia, Camela, Camala
ALTERNATIVE FORMS VIA CAMILLA Camile, Camill, Camille▲, Camillia, Cammie, Cammilla, Cammille, Cammylle, Camyll, Camylle, Kamilla, Kamille, MillieCREATIVE FORMS
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How popular is Camillie?
Camillie is an uncommonly occurring first name for women. Camillie is also an uncommon surname for all people. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Which version is better?
Prominent related forms of Camillie (OUTSIDE TOP 2000) ranked in the Top 2000 are Camelia, Camellia, Camila (#32 IN RECENT RANKINGS), Camilla (#342), Camille (#243), Cammie, Kamila (#341), Kamilla (#1491), Kamille (#1214) and Millie (#436). These relations of Camillie were popular in 2016 (AVERAGE #1009). Camila, Camilla, Camille and Kamila are four of the more contemporarily stylish baby names in this compilation. (2016 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Similar Names
Camillie is alike in pronunciation to Cammelia, Kamillah and Kamillia. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Aemilie, Amillia, Bailie, Baillie, Basilie, Basille, Bazille, Billie▼, Cahlie, Caidie, Cailene, Cailie, Cailin, Caisie, Caitie, Caitlin▼, Calie, Callee, Calli, Callie▲, Caralie, Carilis, Carlie, Carmelle, Carmellia, Carmill, Carmilla, Caylie, Cecilie, Cecille, Cecillia, Cellie, Cesilie, Chanelle, Chellie, Collie, Cyrille, Danille, Darille, Emilie▼, Emille, Emillie, Emmilie, Haillie, Hallie, Hillie, Jamielee, Jamilia, Jamilla, Jamille, Jamillia, Janellie, Jillie, Kailie, Kallie, Kayllie, Lailie, Lallie, Lillie▼, Maillie, Mallie▼, Natallie, Natilie, Pamilla, Phillie, Sallie▼, Samelle, Sasilie (see Cecilia), Tallie, Tillie▼, Vasillia and Willie▼. These names tend to be more frequently used than Camillie.See names in meaning and etymology.


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Dearest Family and Friends, Happy 2016! Our prayer for you this year is that our loving LORD will make his face shine upon you, and be gracious unto you: and lift up his countenance upon you, and give you peace. That the road will rise to meet you and your shoes will be iron.
Yours in Him,
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Three students from Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE (NMIT) have been selected to participate in an International Student Round Table convened by the Deputy Prime Minister of Australia and Minister for Education, the Hon. Julia Gillard MP.
The NMIT students will also extend a personal invitation to the Deputy Prime Minister to visit NMIT to talk with international students.
Diana Naranjo Fino and Asfand Yar Khalid Butt will attend the international students Round Table in Canberra along with fellow NMIT international student Dinushan Samaranayake (not pictured). Asfand Yar Khalid Butt (Pakistan), Dinushan Samaranayake (Sri Lanka) and Diana Naranjo Fino (Colombia) are among 31 international students selected from institutions across Australia to participate in the Round Table on September 14 and 15. They were selected from over 1300 applications nationwide to attend the Round Table which has been organised by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations.
The Round Table will give the international student delegates the opportunity to discuss the issues affecting international students in Australia and to suggest solutions.
Twenty-year-old NMIT Advanced Diploma of Accounting student, Asfand Yar Khalid Butt, says his family in Pakistan were "overwhelmed with happiness" when they learnt of his selection for the Round Table. "I know I have a big responsibility on my shoulders and I will not forget that," says Asfand.
Asfand met with around 40 other NMIT international students this week to define the issues and solutions that they will take to the Round Table in Canberra. The issues that they will raise are common to international students throughout Australia and include:
limitations to the amount of paid work international students can do while studying in Australia
availability of paid work
travel concession entitlements (in Victoria and NSW)
the availability and quality of accommodation for international students
personal safety
access to and simplifying information relating to Australian Permanent Residency visas
misinformation coming from migration (education) agents in the international students' home countries
access to the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) testing
increasing the amount of funding allocated to provide support to international students and their Australian education providers.
Asfand, from the Pakistani city of Lahore, says he chose to study in Australia because his cousins, Aqeel and Adeel, were living here and had recommended NMIT to him. He also felt that because of its lower profile in international politics, Australia was a safer, more stable and secure place to study that also offered more opportunities. He describes his experience so far in Australia as "great" but recognises a need to act on a variety of issues impacting on international students in Australia.
"One has to be patient, think more and suggest ideas and solutions," says Asfand who also plans to deliver a personal invitation to Julia Gillard inviting her to visit NMIT and to talk to its international students. "I'm going to invite her (Julia Gillard) to NMIT and ask her to speak with our students. This will give her a better perspective and our students would be more than welcoming and see that she is serious about the issues faced by international students."
Asfand is hopeful that the Round Table will be a positive step forward for international students in Australia. "When a person like Julia Gillard invites you then why don't you go?" says Asfand "it shows that they're serious…it should happen more than once a year."
Asfand applied to participate in the Round Table after NMIT Commerce Department International Student Coordinator, Jane Kypreos, brought the opportunity to his attention.
"They (NMIT) do care about international students, it's a good institute to be at," says Asfand who credits his mother and father (who has recently completed a PhD in Human Rights) as a major influence on his willingness to get involved and improve the situation for international students.
"They love peace; they believe in discussing - not fighting. They have talked about this all our lives," adds Asfand.
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paulsmith on 10/10/2012 at 01:00AM
KEXP Live Music Highlights 2012
Seattle's KEXP delivered us a great mix of some of their best sessions from January to February of this year, featuring local and international artists and bands. Here's our guide to the tracks:
Then there's lo-fi folkster Bill Campbell, who performs under the guise of Thee Midnight Creep and plays a spooky autoharp. Singer-songwriter Damien Jurado writes ambitious psychedelic folk compositions that'll make you swoon.
Minneapolis punks Banner Pilot play 'Isolani' from their third album, 'Heart Beats Pacific.' Detroit band Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. deal in sublime indie.
Hailing from the U.K., Welsh indie upstarts Los Campesinos! play 'By Your Hand' from their newest album, "Hello Sadness," recorded live at The Neptune Theatre. London's Veronica Falls play their shimmering 2010 debut single 'Found Love In A Graveyard.' Gruff Rhys-collaborator and Welsh psych-pop songstress Cate Le Bon plays 'Falcon Eyed,' the opening track from her recent solo album 'Cyrk'.


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WND Exclusive
Refugees terrorized Minnesota neighborhood 3 straight days
Editor's note: The name of the victim in this story has been changed to protect her safety. Sarah Penskey is not her real name.
Sarah Penskey was in her garage unpacking boxes on a sunny morning in late June when she was approached by several bearded Somali men in their early to mid-20s.
It was the last week of Ramadan, and the men were wearing traditional Islamic robes.
The uninvited visitors to this posh Minneapolis neighborhood known as Linden Hills – situated among tall trees just off of Thomas Beach on Lake Calhoun – ground to a halt beside Penskey's house that morning.
They came in a white RAV 4 Toyota and a dark-colored van, catching her unawares as she walked out of her garage to put something in her trash can.
It was just the day before that another group of Somalis had driven through the neighborhood and approached her as she was turning on her sprinkler, but they were younger, in their late teens and dressed in basketball shorts, not robes.
Penskey, blonde with an hourglass figure, quickly became an object of their curiosity.
"Hey, you have a beautiful house," they said. "You're beautiful, too. Can we move in with you?"
"Thank you. Have a nice day at the beach," she replied, dismissively, walking back into her house and doing her best to, as she says, "diffuse the situation."
The older group that showed up the next day was not so subtle. Nor would they be so easily dismissed.
"Hey, hey… hey," they yelled as she was taking out her trash.
"We want to live in your house. We want to marry you."
"No, I already have a husband, but have a good day," Penskey replied.
The men starting jostling with each other and yelling things that were hard to understand. At least five other cars were driving recklessly through the narrow streets, setting off bottle rockets, their passengers hanging off of the door frames, some even riding on the hood, yelling, "Jihad!"
They ran over some neighbors' lawns and reportedly beat up one resident's dog.
"Do you know Shariah law?" one of the older men in robes yelled at Penskey.
Having lived overseas, Penskey knew about Shariah law and its rules for man-woman relationships and Muslim-non-Muslim relationships.
"Yes," she said, walking back toward her garage.
"We can kidnap you and rape you!" the men shouted back at her.
She shut the garage door and ran inside to call police.
"I didn't yell at them. I didn't do anything, just tried to shut the door and get back inside, so it's like there were some bad apples one day, and then there were some really bad apples the next," Penskey told WND in a phone interview Wednesday. Her husband was not home during either of her first two encounters with the Somali men.
Many neighbors called police on the second morning of what some are calling the Somali "wilding," a day of brazen intimidation that started in Linden Hills using fireworks and fake guns and spread to the adjacent beach on Lake Calhoun.
"On the second day, multiple neighbors were running out, trying to get license plate numbers, and were on the phone with the police. They were running outside, barefoot. One woman came and swept up her child and took her back in the house," Penskey said. "Imagine six cars driving 50 mph through a residential street, then slamming on the brakes, driving on lawns, exploding fireworks. They almost hit one child and actually did hit one of their own."
Several of the Somalis carried black flags that Penskey said resembled the ISIS flag.
A man in his sixties was reportedly threatened by one Somali who demanded that he erase the picture of his license plate from the man's camera.
Police took up to three hours to arrive. The dispatchers told Penskey they didn't have enough officers on duty to confront 20 or more men. The police did periodic drive-bys to monitor the situation. When they did show up, the worst offenders were gone.
The police report says officers arrived to find a female victim, Penskey, who was "very distraught and alone. Crying."
She had called 9-1-1 three times that day. An officer arrived once earlier but only wrote a minor traffic ticket to one of the rioters. The main instigators had fled before police got there.
Read WND's initial report from earlier this week on the terrorizing of Linden Hills by Somali refugees.
Police: 'This is a very unusual case'
John Elder, public information officer with the Minneapolis Police Department, told WND Wednesday there have been no arrests in the incident to date.
"There remains an active investigation, and I am very limited in what I can say due to the fact that it is an active investigation," Elder said. "We continue to work with the community, and continue to interview folks, but no arrests have been made at this point."
WND asked if any arrests were anticipated.
"I can't comment on that," Elder said.
Is this type of activity common in Minneapolis?
"This is an unusual case, yep," the officer said.
The case is being investigated as a situation involving potential terroristic threats. Penskey said the FBI has also visited her and is taking the case very seriously.
Day 3: Men in robes return
And the terrorizing of Linden Hills didn't stop after that second day.
The men returned for a third straight morning, June 28, and this time Penskey's husband was home, standing out in the yard as they approached.
It was the younger group of Somalis this time, not the older ones dressed in robes. Within minutes, the older provocateurs were back, however, with their robes and their duffel bags, their flags and their bottle rockets, shouting their threats in this strange form of jihad.
But this time they had a surprise for the targets of their terror.
"They slowed the car down, waved at my husband with the windows open and played a recording of what sounded like a woman being raped, blasted it from their car speakers," Penskey said. "Then they parked their car, and my husband came upstairs and said call 9-1-1 now and stay away from the windows."
The robed Somalis scared vacationers off the beach that morning, reportedly using their duffel bags as fake guns, pointing them at families and pretending to shoot them, one by one. The sound of exploding bottle rockets crashed through the heavy morning air.
"The beach emptied out real quick. It was about 10 a.m., and there weren't a lot of people out there. But those who were got up and immediately walked toward the parking lot yelling, 'Call the cops!" witnesses told WND.
"The problem is this escalated so fast, but it was more at the beach side on the third day," Penskey said. "They said something inappropriate to my husband turning on the recording of a woman being raped, or having loud sex, and just waved at him and smiled, a threat, to my husband. What was he to think? He was just furious and came upstairs and said you can't leave the house today."
Police arrived much faster this time, within three minutes. But, again, the older ones who were the main instigators had already driven away.
Even in liberal-minded Minnesota, where the sight of bearded Somalis in Islamic attire is considered part of the multicultural norm, the reaction of the beach-goers reflected the level of aggressiveness that was on display.
"They're not accepted on the beach that way. You have beards and you're dressed in long robes and using a duffel bag like you're shooting a machine gun," Penskey said. "People left. People left the beach.
"I don't think people realize how bad it is in Minnesota and what type of backdrop we have here."
Feds import 132,000 Somali refugees over 30 years
The federal government, working with the United Nations, Catholic Charities and Lutheran Social Services among other agencies, has imported more than 132,000 Somali refugees into dozens of U.S. towns since 1983, according to U.S. State Department data, but the largest contingent has been sent to Minneapolis.
Judy Layer, 76, lives next door to Penskey at Linden Hills and was an eyewitness to the events of June 26-28.
She is most infuriated by a group of commenters who swarmed a neighborhood website and tried to either downplay the incident as simply some obnoxious youngsters having summer fun or to say that it didn't happen at all.
"I'll just tell you what I saw, and it did happen. There are so many people who were saying it was all made up," Layer said. "I was walking my dog. I went around the block, came into my house, sat on my deck and was reading on my iPad."
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Her husband was still upstairs getting dressed. The couple has lived in Linden Hills for 22 years.
"I did see a pattern developing of about five cars coming in, turning around, then the kids would get out of the cars, be shadow boxing with each other, they were loud," Layer said. "Then I saw them all go into a cluster. They were speaking with Sarah [Penskey]. And I said to my husband, 'Come here, this looks like kind of a situation. She can't be too comfortable with this. She was watering the lawn.' So Jim called the police, and others did the same."
One young man came running down the hill in his dress shirt and took pictures of license plates, she said.
"I can understand why one police car would not want to come into this situation. I counted 19 or 20 at one time," she said. "But what I didn't like is that some people remarked on the website Nextdoor-LindenHills that, 'Oh, it's just a bunch of old people that like to call the police.' I don't sit around wanting to call the police."
Local newspaper goes dark on incident
The local newspaper, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, has ignored the incident. And only one TV station, KSTP Channel 5, has covered it.
"And so now it's being said that it's all being made up. It wasn't made up; this happened," Layer said. "Why it was only being reported on Channel 5, I don't know."
Layer said she tried to capture video, "But I missed the part where all the cars were veering around, screaming. Had it been late at night, I think it would have been more dangerous. I wasn't' trying to sensationalize it. But on the other hand, it did happen."
Layer said the Somalis "named a practice" by which they could have four wives. That would be Shariah.
"And she said, 'Well, I'm married,' and she just wanted to get in the house," Layer said of Penskey.
'Dogs are unclean'
Layer said this is not the first time Somalis using the adjacent beach have targeted dogs in her neighborhood.
"There was an incident involving a girl with the dog, where she had a dog and felt she was verbally accosted by this group," she said. "This girl at the lake made a police report. They think dogs are unclean."
Since hearing of that incident, Layer said she takes precautions when walking her own dog.
"I've got a dog, and I walk my dog, but I go a different path now. I just don't need that, so I'm happy to change my path," she said. "After that happened, yes, I changed my route. I thought, yeah, I'll just go down this alley and take my dog and come back. I'd rather do that than be confronted by something like that."
Penskey said she has also been maligned by online commenters who accuse her and others of making the situation worse be attempting to video the young Somali men.
"There are people online saying this never would have happened if not for the video. Do you think I'm stupid enough to walk out of my house and take video of them?" she asked. "Some neighbors were shooting video, but even the Somalis themselves took photos and video of what they were doing. But, no, I'm not stupid enough to stand in my yard and take video of 19 or more 20-year-old men."
Penskey and Layer both said Minnesotans are afraid to confront the issue of Somali terrorism and crime, even after six young Somalis were arrested last year and charged with trying to join ISIS. They are among nearly 40 who have been charged with trying to join foreign terror groups since 2007, and dozens of others have been convicted of providing material support to overseas terrorists.
"People are too afraid of the backlash, and that's why people are afraid to say something," Penske said. "If you do, you'll either get a backlash or be called a bigot."


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Buchan Milne a écrit :
Thank you for all this information. As you all expected, the error came from the indentation of my slapd.conf file. My problem with phpldapadmin is now solved, my users can change their password without any problem.On Tuesday 14 April 2009 02:35:31 Franck Royer wrote:Hi, I'm installing openldap on a ubuntu intrepid server (8.10). Everything is ok except when I want that a user is able to modify his own password using phpldapadmin (0x32 LDAP_INSUFFICIENT_ACCESS).Based on your slapd.conf, this would be the error I would expect.So I tried to modify it using ldappasswd : dante@kollok ~ $ ldappasswd SASL/DIGEST-MD5 authentication started Please enter your password: ldap_sasl_interactive_bind_s: Invalid credentials (49) or dante@kollok ~ $ ldappasswd -D "uid=dante,ou=people,dc=kollok,dc=org" SASL/DIGEST-MD5 authentication started Please enter your password: ldap_sasl_interactive_bind_s: Invalid credentials (49)These two are misleading, it appears you are using SASL when you haven't actually got SASL-compatible passwords. Note that PAM doesn't do SASL binds, so you should probably be using a simple bind here (see the -x flag).The posix user dante is the same user than the ldap one (I use pam libs). And I know that my password is right cause I can log in ldapadmin or ssh with it. My slapd.conf : http://pastebin.com/f44dd2b59 My ldap.conf : http://pastebin.com/f3af1bec3Please see paragraph ~5 of 'man slapd.conf', which states: "If a line begins with white space, it is considered a continuation of the previous line. No physical line should be over 2000 bytes long."Now, please look at line 111 in your slapd.conf on pastebin, and you will notice that you have effectively given slapd one line as follows:# protection des mots de passe access to attrs=userPassword by dn="cn=proxy,dc=kollok,dc=org" read by self write by anonymous auth by * none(which obviously won't do what you want).Besides this, most likely most of your indexes aren't active, your dbconfig directives wouldn't find their way to DB_CONFIG (if it was not already present), etc. etc.You may want to run 'slaptest -d config' to see what slapd does when parsing your config file.Regards, Buchan
Cheers, Franck


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FRANKFURT, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Lufthansa is not planning to sell its Lufthansa Technik business, in part or as a whole, but is merely considering a reorganisation of the maintenance unit, a company spokesman said on Friday, partly denying a newspaper report.
German daily Handelsblatt had reported on Thursday that Lufthansa was considering divesting the non-core maintenance business as well as catering unit LSG Sky Chefs.
Asked about LSG, the Lufthansa spokesman said on Friday that Lufthansa reviewed on a regular basis whether it was still the best owner for its businesses.
Reporting by Ilona Wissenbach; Writing by Maria Sheahan, Editing by Tassilo Hummel


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ROYALTY: Nailah Blackman's heritage has laid the foundations for her own career as an emerging musician
FEBRUARY – IT is a time of love, laughter and music! As I embark on my annual pilgrimage to Jamaica to celebrate 'reggae month', we thought we would skip across to the twin isles of Trinidad & Tobago in the midst of their carnival season to catch up on what's going on... and there is a lot happening!
As anyone who has been to Trini Carnival will have witnessed, they know how to party. It's not unusual to have up to ten major events a night with stellar line ups, incredible production and loads and loads of soca loving fans.
However the vibe is different this year. A new plethora of young, talented artists are making massive waves and are creating a buzz which is really catching fire across the region and further afield. One of the leading lights in this movement (which has been nicknamed Generation Next) is Nailah Blackman.
A modest, unassuming young lady whose quiet demeanour is in stark contrast to the sleek and polished on-stage persona she puts forward. Nailah comes from musical royalty stock. Her grandfather is Ras Shorty I, the man who invented soca as a means to bring the East Indian and African communities together by fusing the two main rhythmic structures to create the blend.
Her heritage is unquestionable, as all of her family are involved in music and the creative processes in different forms. Put simply, she was born to do this. "I always knew that music would be what I did," she said, ahead of a night of four gigs across the island. "Since I was young I would always be strumming a guitar, and writing songs, so I know this is for me."
VISIONARY: Ras Shorty I
Her star is on the rise, and with good reason. With over 20 million views from her handful of videos online and a booking request list which is as long as your arm, it's very easy for all this success to go to the 20-year-old's head – however nothing could be further from the case.
"My family are very spiritual, and I have a strong team around me that look after my interests", she says. That allows me to be me and do what I need to do." They certainly all work well in tandem. Part of the team is producer and co-manager Anson, who created the forthcoming EP alongside Nailah, and Lorraine O Connor, who has been a leading executive in Caribbean music for many years working alongside Machel Montano and Calypso Rose.
The quality of their output is very high, and that is something that is obviously important to the camp. "We do the best we can both with the tracks and with the visuals. I like to be part of the creative process and realise my visions with the videos," Nailah added.
Her current tracks in the market place include 'Sokah', 'Oh Lawd Oye' and 'Baddish', the latter featuring Shenseea, who Nailah said is coming to Trinidad for her first carnival. "It will be good to hang out and also to perform together – I'm looking forward to it," she added.
Whilst in Trinidad it is hard not to be aware of the impact that Nailah is having – from 40 foot billboards of her latest endorsement, to relentless rotation on the radio of her tracks and a punishing live schedule, this is a young lady on the up.
Nailah Blackman - O' Lawd Oye
"We put 'Baila Mami' out after carnival last year, with the view to show that the music can last past the season, and it seems to have done the trick. We are confident in our music and don't see it having just a life span of the carnival months," she said.
As with many young artists who come from a strong musical lineage, this can weigh heavy on their shoulders, but this doesn't seem to be a problem for Nailah. She said: "I'm incredibly proud of what my grandfather did, and how he did it. He created something so special, and it has global significance.
"He was a visionary and I wear his legacy with pride and never see it as a burden at all." Throughout our chat her producer Anson's phone does not stop ringing – calls from London, New York, Canada – all trying to line Nailah up for performances. However she is super switched on, adding: "Everything will come at the right time – we aren't rushing.
"Our growth has been organic to this point, and we like the way it feels. I put on my first major event last December to mark my 20th birthday. It was at an incredible location on the south of the island, which had additional significance for me because it is where my grandfather created the genre.
"We had an amazing line up, and just looking out at the view, with the stars in the sky and sharing that moment with so many people including my family was a magical moment."
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Playing criss-cross on my flat belly,
With fingertips that oft escaped to circle
Within lips of a softly voweled navel,
You'd let your fingers linger on my skin
Which you said reminded you
Of kitten's underbellies and petals of palash,
Your knuckles brushed over my arms
In the whispered intimacy of a caress,
As we ate, barely tasting our sustenance.
You would carry me out
At the twilight hour brocaded in
Shadows in silent salsa,
Just to see them roll over
My alabaster realms as tides of smoke,
There was a song in your gaze
Which was reflected syllable by syllable
In that fluid new moon smile,
And reverberated in the tattoo of
My erratically whimsical heartbeat.
Now punctuated in pregnant pauses
Your indifference casts a shadow on my days,
Your fingers seem to prefer the crosswords,
Dinner is an engrossing, silent ritual
And togetherness obsolete and forgotten,
We once read looks now words
Are difficult to comprehend.
Only at lonely hours of dusk,
I still see the shadows softly caress
My skin still smooth as eucalyptus' trunks,
And despite the quietude that song
Just refuses to fade from my soul's depths…


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Five organisations of Bengalis in the Chittagong Hill Tracts again on Wednesday called general strikes in the hill districts for Thursday and Sunday protesting at the CHT Land Dispute Resolution Commission (Amendment) Act 2016 and arrest of a leader in Bandarban.
The strike would be enforced in three hill districts – Rangamati, Khagrachari and Bandarban from 6:00am on Thursday to 6:00am on Friday and from 6:00am on Sunday to 6:00am on Monday, said a release signed by Parbatya Gana Parishad secretary general Alam Khan.
Announcement was made on public address systems for the general strikes in the three hill districts on Wednesday.
Earlier, the five organisations – Parbatya Nagarik Parishad, Parbatya Bengali Chhatra Parishad, Parbatya Sama Odhikar Andolan, Parbatya Gana Parishad and Parbatya Bengali Chhatra Oikya Parishad – enforced strike in the three hill districts on August 9 and 10 for the same demand.
Demanding immediate repeal of the amendment act, leaders of the organisations alleged that Bengalis in the hill districts would be deprived of the land rights and would become refugees as the land commission already began functioning.
All the members in the commission are from ethnic minority communities, they said, demanding that representatives from the Bengalis must be inducted into the commission.
Terming the government decision a conspiracy, they alleged that the government made the decision to evict Bengalis from the hill districts.
They also demanded immediate release of Ataiqur Rahman arrested by the police in Bandarban recently.
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The Transitions Project - Helping Jamaican Children Make the Move from Pre-Primary to Primary School
In September 2005, six-year-old Michael Persaud will be leaving the St Thomas Church Basic School to enter the Race Course Primary School, just a few meters away. He is understandably excited about the move to a "big school."
The physical distance between both schools is very short for Michael, but for many Jamaican children the transition from a pre-primary or basic school to a primary school may be a long and challenging journey. It is a time when they must adjust to a new school, a new teacher and a new curriculum. They will also have to adapt to a more structured- sometimes more rigid- learning environment, a new teaching style and higher demands.
Little Michael is lucky however. He has been part of the UNICEF-funded Pre-Primary to Primary Schools Transitions Pilot Project which is designed to improve the readiness levels of children entering grade one. The project, which has been piloted in 11 schools in South East Clarendon, aims to do this by providing developmentally appropriate teaching methods and learning environments in pre-primary institutions and throughout grades one and two.
"Transitions," which began as a project of the Education Ministry in 2001, targeted children, teachers and parents. Training was provided for basic and primary school teachers and 30 teachers were trained in early literacy and early science instructional approaches. The project also provided participants with teacher resource books. Children in the nine pre-primary and two primary schools involved in the pilot benefited from their teachers' new skills and knowledge which were put to use in classrooms.
Maxine Cole, Michael's former teacher, was a participant in the project and has high praises for the in-service teacher training, provided with the assistance of educators from the Shortwood Teacher's College. She says the school also received furniture, toys and teaching and learning material under the project.
Besides meeting the needs of students and teachers, Transitions recognised and worked towards parental involvement in the project. Parent education meetings were held to raise parents' awareness about the project, to build their self esteem and to introduce them to methods they could use to encourage their children's educational development.
Michael's mother, Marcia says these parenting meetings were very valuable to her and to other parents involved. She explains that the project has empowered parents to help their children. "The project helped us as parents and gave us the opportunity to know things we did not know of before. It taught us using practical examples and we learnt to make the materials to use with the children."
Marcia says that the parenting sessions also provided parents who previously had very little interaction with each other to socialize and to get to know each other better: "So many parents in the community are now talking more to each other. We socialize more and communicate more and this will also help in the community on a wider scale."
She asserts that she has seen a difference in Michael since his involvement in the project. She says he has learnt a lot and is now more curious, more confident and asks many more questions.
"There were many times when I used to shut him up. This does not happen anymore. I have learnt how to praise and encourage him."
With the pilot project now ending, both Marcia and Maxine emphasise that all stakeholders, including the Education Ministry, must work towards sustaining Transitions.
"The funding agencies like UNICEF see the necessity of this project and they have supported it and we are thankful for all they have done. Our local authorities must now take up the challenge and continue programmes like this. We cannot just let these programmes go" Maxine insists.


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VSE Wins $11.8 Million U.S. Marines Contract
Government contractor VSE announced today that it won two firm fixed-price indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contracts worth a combined $11.8 million to refurbish 170 40-ton payload, three-axle medium heavy equipment transporters semitrailers and 230 5,000-gallon fuel-dispensing semitrailers for the U.S. Marine Corps.
VSE will restore the semitrailers to a serviceable and issuable condition in appearance, performance, and life expectancy, work that will be performed in multiple locations across the country.
"We are proud to support the USMC in the rebuild of these semitrailers," VSE Federal Group President Donnelle Moten said. "We will apply the expertise, experience, level of detailed knowledge, and resources needed to restore these semitrailers to the best possible condition. VSE's goal for this effort is to ensure that our nation's first line of defense is battle-ready and fully equipped."
Both contracts have a period of performance that includes a one-year base and four one-year options
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Cover Version by: The Dick Carpenter Trio (a.k.a. The Carpenters)
Opens up with bright magnificent brass sounds, founded on exhilarating drumming by Marvin Gaye—who was also one of the song writers, and with simple yet harmonically stunning back-up from the Vandellas, Martha Reeves' exquisite lively vocals really speak out what the lyrics say and invite the listeners to do just that: dancing. This song has become one of (early) Motown's signature songs and Rolling Stone magazine has ranked the Martha and the Vandellas' original version at #40 in their 500 Greatest Songs of All Time list—it's not that it really matters but it reflects how important Dancing in the Street is out of gazillion of songs through the decades.
Released in 1964, amid the tumultuous political and social events in the United States especially regarding the racial issue, many African-American activists considered the song as a "civil rights anthem to social change." Though in reality the song was intended to be a simple dance song and Martha Reeves herself once proclaimed to a British journalist that "it was a party song," some people interpreted the song lyrics as a call to riot and played it when they're holding a demonstration, which made some radio stations take it off their play lists.
Regardless of the different views on the meaning, it is still a revolutionary song in terms of its music that has pioneered 70s disco. But above all, in and on itself Dancing in the Street is a magnificent song and quoting Martha Reeves, "It's a song that just makes you want to get up and dance"!
The Original Version
There's a big possibility that it was Richard who rearrange the song, as he was the arranger of most of The Carpenters' songs, and the trio gave a complete makeover to the song: a simplification in its instrumentation but with more complex notes especially in the solo parts and fills. There are no extravagant horns and no harmonic backing vocals, but with such accomplished musicianship the trio successfully delivered a wholly distinct version that is delightful and enjoyable nonetheless.
Awesome jazzy cover version
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These are in the shops now....chutneys, jams, relishes, etc.
Did loads of them for Mackays.
I illustrated the fruit,veg, herbs etc and the designer put them together.
Nice job to work on :0)
Keeping busy designing!!
did this a while ago last year...doing card designs and other designs at moment.
the excellent Beck for your delight! From the album Guero.
too busy to post any illies right now...
I love they might be giants and I love this song!
It's not my philosophy though as I love work!
had 3 scotties all together and this is a wee tribute to them-aaah!


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Join us for a selection of readings from local indie press Mason Jar Press on June 12th at 7pm.
Stephen Zerance is the author of Safe Danger (Indolent Books 2018). His poems have appeared in West Branch, Prairie Schooner, Quarterly West, Assaracus, and Knockout, among others. He has also been featured on the websites of Lambda Literary and Split This Rock. He received his MFA from American University, where he received the Myra Sklarew award.
dave ring is a speculative fiction writer and the community chair of the OutWrite LGBTQ Book Festival in Washington, DC. He was a 2013 Lambda Literary Fellow and a 2018 Futurescapes resident. dave has recently placed stories with Mythic Magazine and the upcoming issue of The Disconnect. He is also the editor of Broken Metropolis: Queer Tales of a City That Never Was, an anthology forthcoming from Mason Jar Press in July 2018. More info at www.dave-ring.com. Follow him on Twitter at @slickhop.
Michelle Junot is the author of Notes From My Phone* a self-portrait in her twenties, and of and the floor was always lava, a collection of essays exploring childhood and memory.You can read more about and from her at michellejunot.com.
Join us for a selection of readings from local indie press Mason Jar Press on June 12th at 7pm.


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"It's been a while, it's been a while, it's been a while and OH!" As sang Rev Hammer and the Levellers of Freeborn John, one of England's most controversial freedom fighters.
I've been away from The Feardom for a few weeks, getting myself together and tying up loose ends - all with the aim of getting stuck into the novels once I'm finished.
What Has Lily Been Up To?
Thank you for asking. Succinctly:
So, as you see - I've not been slacking!
I've been away from The Feardom for a few weeks, getting myself together and tying up loose ends - all with the aim of getting stuck into the novels once I'm finished.
What Has Lily Been Up To?
Thank you for asking. Succinctly:
- I've recorded a podcast as guest of Feardom friends Phil Ambler and Dion Winton-Polak for The Geek Syndicate on the subject of flash fiction. Two versions will be released - the first will be interspersed within the next Geek2Geek issue during late July/early August, and a longer one with readings of microflash fiction from The Prediction will be published soon at Scrolls
- Another Feardom friend John Xero is celebrating the second Xeroversary which starts today 1st July and runs for 8 days. He invited me to contribute and I'm proud that he accepted my debauch myth, A Song of Restoration which will be published on 7th July 2012.
- After working on a lengthy short story for a Spectral Press competition I finally completed, edited and submitted the 5,560 word tale with 1 hour and 5 minutes to go before the deadline. I have enormous respect for Spectral Press which publishes beautiful, limited edition chap books, as well as a great admiration for its owner - the inimitable Simon Marshall-Jones.
- I have been interviewed by Mr. Glamour author Richard Godwin for his Chin Wag at The Slaughterhouse. His patience has been unbelievable and I'm really looking forward to reading his interpretation of my gabble during July.
- My husband and I have been outlining plans for an exhibition of artwork and dark fiction. Lots more to come on that - in the meantime, here's his latest painting - a black and white watercolour interpretation of the Charles Bargue drawing of a horse-head from the Parthenon:
So, as you see - I've not been slacking!
Other Feardom Friend News
There's been lots going on with other Feardom friends and Thrillers Killers 'n' Chillers contributors too. Good luck to everyone with your self-publishing endeavours! Please share your support.
The links below go to Amazon.co.uk - just swap the the co.uk in the link for .com to access them in Canada/USA.
- Edited by Joe Hunter best-selling thriller author Matt Hilton, Action: Pulse-Pounding Tales Vol. 1 is packed with old-style, non-stop crime/action stories by some of the best in the business at the moment, and includes some of our friends - Matt Hilton himself, Col Bury, Absolutely*Kate, David Barber, Keith Gingell, Paul D. Brazill, Graham Smith, Richard Godwin and many more. Suspend belief - and step into the extreme - you won't regret it.
- David Barber's new eBook From a Crowded Mind includes a fine contradiction of gritty and emotional short crime stories
- Chris Allinotte's Gathering Darkness eBook promises 230 pages of short horror madness
- Shaun Adams's eBook Jack Is Writing includes eight short stories and six 100-word flashes of gruesome horror and twisted evil. As is only right.
I'm also hearing lots of exciting rumours about forthcoming novels, agents and contracts from a few of you. A huge - yet tentative - congratulations. The bubbles, or perhaps in most of our cases - the Merlot - is awaiting. Onwards and upwards my dear friends - how times are changing. And that comes with a smile.


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Mugen Shinden Yon Prepares To Strike The TT Zero
The TT Zero on the famed Isle of Man has become an annual gathering of the fastest and most technologically advanced electric motorcycles on the planet. After the first four TT Zero races were dominated by MotoCzysz, Team Mugen managed to finally take first place with a new and improved design. For 2015, Mugen is coming back to the TT Zero intent on maintaining its top ranking, and it will try to do so with the Shinden Yon, or "God of Lightning Four."
Asphalt and Rubber reports that Mugen has made many improvements to its TT Zero-winning electric motorcycle this time around, which includes better aerodynamics and 10% more horsepower for a total output 147 horsepower. Peak torque of 162 lb-ft remains the same, though these improvements added a total of 22 lbs/10 kgs to the Shinden Yon's curb weight. It now tips the scales at 551 lbs/250 kg.
Having won the 2014 TT Zero by less than 25 seconds, it will be interesting to see if the increased horsepower is worth the additional weight. Mugen has managed to retain its winning (and record-setting) rider lineup though of John McGuinness and Bruce Anstey. That's no guarantee of victory though, as electric motorcycle makers like reborn Sarolea aren't just entering the TT Zero for shits and giggles. Which electric two-wheeler would you put your money on?


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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Cookies, Reminders of Home
The Army News Service recently ran a story on something that is extremely popular in Girl Scouting - sending cookies overseas to deployed soldiers. For Soldiers serving overseas, Girl Scout Cookies are a taste of home as well as reminder that people are thinking of them and supporting their service. Soldiers throughout Kuwait, Iraq and Afghanistan will soon learn there are a lot of people around Atlanta thinking of them when more than 10,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies will be sent to them in the next few weeks.
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Kenny Chesney Plays Surprise Show in Florida
Word spread quickly about Kenny Chesney's free show in Florida on Monday (March 21). What turned into a three-hour keg show in Key West, Fla., at Sloppy Joe's had fans camped out all night for a spot close to the stage.
"We've been off, and we're getting to know each other again," Chesney said during his set, during which he brought out Eric Church and Old Dominion's Matthew Ramsey for a few songs. "Nothing gets us as in the mood to go out and play music for you all summer long quite like coming down to the Florida Keys and doing this show: old songs, new songs, we may even make up some songs before the night is over."
Church joined in for a performance of "Springsteen," "Drink in My Hand" and "Mr. Misunderstood," while Old Dominion's Matthew Ramsey took the stage with Chesney for "Save It for a Rainy Day," which he co-wrote.
In addition to his own hits, Chesney covered the Kinks' "You Really Got Me," Willie Nelson's "Whiskey River," John Mellencamp's "Hurts So Good," Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Pride & Joy," George Strait's "The Fireman" and "Carried Away," Alabama's "Dixieland Delight" and the Eagles' "Take It Easy."
"There is nothing after several months off," Chesney says in a press release. "Like coming together, hitting a bar and just playing 'til we wanna drop, to remember every single thing you love about music: how it feels, what it means, the way it charges people up. There is no feeling like it, and to do it with friends, fans and the No Shoes Nation, well, it tells me it's time to get out there and start rocking America."
Chesney's Spread the Love Tour kicks off April 23. His new single, "Noise," hits radio on Thursday (March 24). The country superstar will headline the 2016 Taste of Country Music Festival this summer.
Kenny Chesney Is About to Drop Some "Noise"
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I am actress, still trying to make my foothold strong in Bollywood. I had made a debut in Bollywood in 2004 but that went unnoticed and I moved on to south industry.
Play this game
Bhagyashree is a Hindi film and television actress. She hails from a traditional Maharashtrian family and is conversant in Marathi, Hindi and English. She started her acting careerin a television serial called Kachchi Dhoop (1983), which was shown on Doordarshan. She then went on to make a debut in Hindi films opposite Salman Khan in the superhit movie Maine Pyar Kiya. She subsequently, lost out on her popularity when she insisted on doing roles only opposite her husband, Himalaya Dassani. After her popularity as a Hindi film actress waned, she was seen doing televison serials.In the meantime, she was seen in televison advertisements, such as the Parag Sarees commercial. She made a comeback to films through the film Humko Deewana Kar Gaye in 2006.She has recently acted in the television serial Kagaz Ki Kashti, produced by her husband Himalaya Dasani.
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There's a collegial, celebratory, almost giddy spirit at the annual American Cheese Society conference. No wonder many regulars refer to the gathering as "cheese camp." But the mood was noticeably more subdued at this summer's summit in Providence, courtesy of the FDA.
The agency is currently reviewing its regulations for raw-milk cheese. Are the existing rules keeping us safe? To evaluate that, inspectors collected almost 1,500 samples of raw-milk cheese, imported and domestic, and tested them. They tested for pathogens like Listeria, Salmonella and E. coli 0157:H7. And they tested for a marker bacterium—non-toxigenic E. coli —that they consider their "canary in the coal mine," an indication of a creamery that isn't sufficiently clean.
Dr. Susan Mayne, newly appointed head of the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, spoke at a conference lunch. Her presence reflected how diligently ACS leaders have worked to develop relationships within FDA and to engage policy makers in non-combative dialogue. And it signified, at least to me, how much ACS has grown, maturing from a gathering of back-to-the-land cheesemakers 30 years ago into a trade association with a powerful voice, strong leadership and serious issues.
Despite Dr. Mayne's conciliatory tone and repeated assurances that the FDA wants to collaborate, not dictate, her remarks did little to assuage cheesemaker concerns. Here—paraphrased of course—is what many cheese makers are saying:
FDA is regulating the wrong thing.
Non-toxigenic E. coli (NTEC) are all around us: on produce, in our own gut and definitely in raw milk. This bacterium is not a pathogen, yet the FDA's threshold for it is so low that few if any raw-milk cheeses can consistently clear the bar. Europeans don't even measure NTEC in cheese. "It's a meaningless microbiological standard," says Catherine Donnelly, a professor of food science at the University of Vermont and an expert on the microbiological safety of food.
As Mayne pointed out, FDA has relaxed the NTEC standard. A cheese fails now if two samples don't pass; formerly, one result over the limit would doom it. But the root problem remains, says Mateo Kehler, co-owner of Vermont's Jasper Hill Farm. "There's no correlation between non-toxigenic E. coli and pathogenicity," insists the cheesemaker. "The standard sets the bar at such a low level that you need to be perfect, and with no benefit to public health."
FDA laboratories and methodology are antiquated.
Many European labs and private U.S. labs have more sophisticated testing equipment that produces more accurate results, cheesemakers say. But the FDA doesn't accept these results. It relies on an old approach known as MPN ("most probable number") that generates more false positives. "Louis Pasteur probably used that technique," joked Donnelly in one session.
European and domestic cheesemakers are understandably upset when state-of-the-art laboratories clear their products, but the FDA lab finds violations.
FDA inspectors are inadequately trained. The same agents inspect cosmetic manufacturers and pharmaceutical plants. They don't understand cheese processing.
Mayne acknowledged this problem and said FDA is working on training field personnel with more specialized expertise.
European cheesemakers and importers are suffering big losses when cheese is held so long for FDA testing that it's ultimately not sellable.
The FDA is working on faster testing, said Mayne. In the meantime, some European cheesemakers have declined to ship product, deciding that the benefit is not worth the risk.
The FDA has a huge task as public-health watchdog, but when its policies are so out-of-line with international standards, it creates havoc with our trading partners.
Bottom line: The FDA has just posted a request for input on how to reduce the risk of illness from raw-milk cheese. Cheesemakers, consultants and others who understand how to make such cheeses safely are invited to share their practices and suggest proactive policies here.
If the agency persists with its stringent NTEC benchmarks, raw-milk cheesemakers will face some tough decisions. Andy Hatch of Wisconsin's Uplands Cheese Company made no Rush Creek Reserve last fall, concerned that this popular raw-milk cheese might fall victim; this fall, he told me, he intends to make some.
For his part, Kehler remains deeply troubled about the future of Jasper Hill's raw-milk cheeses. If the regulations don't change, he says, "Winnimere? Bayley Hazen? Bye bye."


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Growing up in a Jewish household was interesting. Although my dad was not a practicing Jew at the time the traditions and foods were always part of our life for as long as I can remember. Maybe the most memorable was challah. This braided egg bread is packed full of flavor.
We seemed to always have challah or at least often enough that I remember it being "normal". It started mainly as a Christmas morning tradition. Every year we would sit around the table first thing in the morning on Christmas Day. Say what we were thankful for and have communion as a family. Then as we started observing the sabbath challah became more frequent.
Part of the tradition of making challah is praying for your family as you kneed the bread. Something about folding your love for your family into this sacred bread. One of the strongest memories I have of challah when I was younger was one of the first times I remember my dad making it. We were all in another room and you heard this loud THUD! THUD! THUD! We all joked we wondered what on earth he was praying for.
Once I moved out and was on my own challah become something that was a treat if I happened to be home when one of my parents happened to be making it. It wasn't until I purchased Good to the Grain that I began making challah myself. What drew my attention to this particular recipe is that it uses three kinds of flour. (Any Messianic Jew would probably marvel at the symbolism of that in and of itself.) The three flours were Kamut, Millet, and All-purpose.
Kamut and millet are what give this particular challah it's color and unique flavor. Both millet and kamut are ancient grains, dating back to that time of the pharos at least. The two enhance the creamy buttery flavor of this recipe. Knowing that these grains date back to the biblical era, as well as having milk and honey in it, just made this seem like the perfect layered meaning recipe for such an important traditional food.
This bread goes together fairly quickly and easily if you don't count all the time it needs for it's rising. There's more waiting than anything. Finishing this bread is where the skill comes in. Growing up most of the challah was 3-braid. This is a gorgeous technique but I wanted to try some of the more elaborate so I went straight for the 6-braid. It can get a little confusing so you just want to make sure you either develop a system or have little distraction. Then topping it can be really anything you want from poppy seeds to sesame seeds.
I think what I love most about challah now is French Toast. Nothing beats challah for the prefect french toast. It holds up well to the long soak in the dairy and egg mixture and when fried it gets a nice crust yet maintaining a chewy center.
(This recipe was modified from the original to make a double batch in a 7 quart Kitchen aid mixer. If you're using a standard mixer simply cut this recipe in half to make one loaf.)
- 4 ½ teaspoons Active-dry yeast
- 2 Cups Whole Milk, warmed
- 42 grams Honey
- 240 grams Kamut Flour
- 60 grams Millet Four
- 800 grams All-purpose Flour
- 40 grams Salt
- 8 ounces Unsalted Butter
- 6 Jumbo Eggs, room temp
- 2 tablespoons Poppy Seeds or Sesame Seeds
For the Egg Wash you'll need 1 additional egg.
In the bowl of a large mixer add the yeast. Heat the milk in a glass measuring cup in the microwave for 1 minute. Pour over yeast. Whisk together to combine. Add honey, Kamut, and Millet. Whisk together to make a smooth thick paste like substance. Add all the flour and salt. Let sit for 30 minutes. The yeast mixture will push up through the all-purpose flour as it proofs. This is what you want.
While the yeast is proofing. Warm refrigerated eggs in a bowl of hot water to bring to room temp. (I usually will let me eggs sit out over night to naturally come to room temperature.)
After 30 minutes add the eggs to the sponge. Put the bowl onto the mixer and attach a dough hook to combine. Add flour as needed to form a solid mass.
Once the dough is cohesive add butter about 1 tablespoon at a time. After all the butter is added let it knead for another minute or two. Then turn out on a well floured surface and knead until you get a nice smooth ball. Place in greased bowl. Let rise for 2 hours. Punch down and let rise for another hour.
Split dough into 12 equal masses. Roll into 12 ropes, 18-24 inches long. Connect 6 ropes at one end. Fan out ropes. I could explain the step by step of how to do the braid but this video by Maya Sprague is how I learned and I think it will teach you just as easily, check it out here.
Once the braid is complete cover and let rise for 1 hour.
Preheat the oven to 375ºF. Make egg wash and brush loafs. Sprinkle the loafs with the seeds.
Bake loaves one at a time for 3o minutes. (Best part is even if your Challah gets a mind of it's own and bulges or swells it has no impact on the final product. If used for Jewish services the tradition is to tear it and if used for french toast once it's sliced no one will be the wiser.)


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What's in a name? For David Evans, a surprise showing at the polls
Republican David Evans, a little-known candidate for state controller, boosted his prospects in last week's primary election by including his occupation ("chief financial officer") and incorporating a ballot statement ("Most qualified for Controller.")
Some political experts suspect that Evans, whose surprising performance put a trio of far better-known politicians on their heels, was also aided by something more fundamental: his name.
An accountant from California City who had little money to run a campaign, Evans on Tuesday trailed Democrats John A. Pérez, the former Assembly speaker, and Betty Yee, a Board of Equalization member, for the right to advance to the general election against projected first-place finisher Ashley Swearengin, the Republican mayor of Fresno. He was 18,610 votes behind in his bid for a top-two slot as of 5 p.m., with hundreds of thousands of ballots left to count.
"A lot of voters went into the voting booth and just had no idea what the controller does and who is running," said Neil Visalvanich, an expert in electoral and race and ethnic politics in California.
"Democrats were split among Yee and Pérez. And Republicans were largely split among Swearengin and Evans," he added. "Those who voted for Evans probably just saw his name ... a generic, white-guy name."
Regardless of the specific factors involved, political consultants say Evans' stronger-than-expected performance indicates the state's new primary system can produce seemingly random outcomes, especially when voters know little about the candidates and are presented with a wide menu of choices. Academics who have studied voting behavior are convinced voter bias contributes to the mix.
Visalvanich, a doctoral candidate at UC San Diego who is set to begin as a visiting professor at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania, conducted experiments to isolate for race, including using the same biography but rotating photos of white, Asian, Latino and African American candidates to gauge voters' preferences. He also used real-world survey responses – coded for race – to measure voter opinion of congressional candidates.
Visalvanich's research suggests that white voters view African American and Latinos as more ideologically extreme and not as competent, making them less likely to support them. He concluded in one study that "racial bias is still prevalent in this 'post-racial' era." Other studies show voters with little other knowledge of the candidates prefer voting for a man instead of a woman.
Names and stereotyping based on ethnicity and gender have played important roles in political contests. A Harvard University researcher found that racial animus cost President Barack Obama 3 to 5 percentage points of the popular vote in his first run for the nation's highest office.
In California, strategists see a unique dynamic given the difficulty statewide candidates have in breaking through to voters. Early polling in the governor's race had Republican Neel Kashkari tied with the poorly funded Andrew Blount but well behind Assemblyman Tim Donnelly. Only after Kashkari began far outspending the entire GOP field did he pull away from the pack.
"There is something to the names, no question," said Rob Stutzman, a Republican consultant. "The less information voters have, the more they start looking for clues, whether it's consciously or subconsciously."
He pointed to the gubernatorial candidates as well as one of the Republicans that unsuccessfully ran to unseat freshman Democratic Rep. Ami Bera in Sacramento County. Former Rep. Doug Ose secured the second top-two slot. "I think Igor Birman probably had a tough time being a guy named 'Igor' on the ballot," Stutzman said.
Political candidates spend big money to boost their name identification with voters, from distributing bumper stickers and lawn signs to running radio and TV ads. In the controller's race, Swearengin dropped $345,000. Evans spent about $600. He attributed some of his relative success to his daughter's get-out-the-vote skills on Facebook and Twitter.
Name recognition has direct and indirect effects on candidate support, but it matters primarily in the absence of more relevant information, said Cindy Kam, a political science professor at Vanderbilt University.
That's important because so-called low-information elections have become the rule rather than the exception.
"In that context, people will go with what is familiar. And for some voters, names of Anglo origin may be more familiar," said Kam, whose research focuses on public opinion and political participation and psychology. "(Evans) is the one candidate who stands out in some voters' minds as the prototypical politician."
Swearengin outperformed her rival everywhere the campaign spent money on mailers and radio ads, said Tim Clark, her chief strategist. In regions where Swearengin's campaign was not present, Evans won, including most inland California counties north of Sacramento.
But Clark said that had little to do with his name and gender.
"I guarantee voters didn't give it much thought," he said. "He had the best ballot title for the seat, and that's what propelled him."
Clark noted that the brief descriptions have helped keep races tight in the past. In 1994, Republican Tom McClintock persuaded a judge to allow him to use "taxpayer advocate" on the ballot for state controller. He lost to Democrat Kathleen Connell by less than 200,000 votes.
While occupation can help, there is little research showing a class of jobs that voters overwhelmingly prefer or reject, said Thad Kousser, a professor of political science at the University of California at San Diego. He said voters choosing between Swearengin and Evans were essentially tossing a coin.
"I don't think we need to be wracking our brains for all the reasons he did so well," Kousser said. "He did well because he was the only male Republican in the race. He was one of only two Republicans in the race. And he got a little less than half of the Republican vote."
Still, the close outcome provides an opportunity to explore the growing body of research into how candidates improve their chances.
Jon Krosnick, a professor of communication, political science and psychology at Stanford University, explained that Evans' last initial is in the first half of the alphabet, whereas his three top competitors' last initials fall in the latter half. More people have last initials in the first half of the alphabet, Krosnick said, and research shows that voters tend to have better feelings about letters that are in their own initials.
Or, the answer may be significantly more simple.
Evans is easy to read and pronounce and is common. All this creates what psychologists call "perceptual fluency," which leads to positive feelings, Krosnick said. In contrast, Swearengin requires more mental effort to read and pronounce and is not so familiar. All that breeds a subtle feeling of disliking, he said.
Mark DiCamillo, director of the Field Poll, said in all his years of observing state politics, he's never seen a result like it.
After reviewing preliminary results, DiCamillo said the fact that he left Evans out of pre-election polls was a "serious omission." Media, pollsters and debate organizers often take their cues from one another, creating an echo chamber that some political newcomers believe is unwelcoming.
DiCamillo said he is reconsidering whom to include in future polls given the new primary system in which the top two candidates advance regardless of party.
"It does raise the question that in these low-turnout elections you may need to cover yourself on just about everybody," he said.


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