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Certification Enforcement Actions
- Overview
The products and/or manufacturers shown here are in violation of NSF certification and/or registration policies. The specific reason for each violation is contained within each alert.
Violations may include:
- Unauthorized use or misuse of the registered NSF certification mark on products, packaging, literature, websites or advertising,
- Implication or misleading language that products are NSF certified when they are not, or
- A previously certified product or registered facility that has had its NSF listing revoked.
If you have any questions or comments about these alerts, or if you want to report continued misuse of the NSF mark, please submit an online complaint/feedback form or contact Stan Hazan, Senior Director, Science and Regulatory Affairs at email@example.com or 800-NSF-MARK (800-673-6275).
Dates: July 9, 2014
Company: Xi'an Wison Biological Technology Co., Ltd.
Rm.2103, Unit 3, Building 3, Saigao Int'l Block
Fengchang 5th Road, Weiyang District
Xi'an, Shaanxi
Product(s): Manufacturer/processor of various kinds of natural herb extracts, natural food additives, pharmaceutical intermediates and daily chemical products
Issue: Distributing fraudulent certification documentation, claiming its manufacturing sites to be GMP registered by NSF International.
Description: Xi'an Wison Biological Technology Co., Ltd. manufacturing facilities are not GMP registered by NSF International, nor are any of its products certified by NSF International.
Dates: July 3, 2014
Company: Daelim B&Co/Daelim B&Co Marketing
105, Hakdong-ro, Gangnam-gu
Seoul 135-814
Republic of Korea
Product(s): Water Filtering and Dispensing Units
Issue: Unauthorized claim of NSF certification and unauthorized use of the NSF mark on promotional materials
Description: Daelim B&Co/Daelim B&Co Marketing is using the NSF mark on its promotional materials, implying that its product is certified by NSF International. In addition, the website includes a claim that the active carbon filter used in the product is NSF certified. The dispensing unit and the filter are not certified by NSF. Daelim B&Co/Daelim B&Co Marketing products are not certified and this company is not authorized to use the NSF mark.
Dates: June 9, 2014
Company: PoolRx Worldwide Inc.
23111 Antonio Parkway
Suite 210
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688
Product(s): All PoolRx products
Issue: Unauthorized use of the NSF certification marks on product packaging, website and advertising, along with claims of NSF certification in advertising.
Description: Worldwide Inc. is not an NSF certified company. PoolRx Worldwide Inc. is not authorized to use any NSF certification marks or to claim that any of its products are certified by NSF. Any PoolRx Worldwide Inc. products bearing the NSF marks or containing claims of NSF certification are not certified by NSF International.
Dates: June 5, 2014
Company: Niwali
20533 Biscayne Blvd #759
Aventura, FL 33180
www.niwalinews.com and www.niwali.com
Product(s): Advanced Test-O-Boost and all products sold through Niwali's online health store
Issue: Unauthorized claims of NSF certification and misrepresenting NSF International.
Description: Niwali does not have any relationship with NSF, is not an NSF customer and is not an NSF certified company. Niwali is not authorized to make any claim about NSF International. Niwali is not authorized to use any NSF certification marks, to claim that any of its products are certified by NSF or to claim that they have been manufactured in an NSF certified or registered facility. Any Niwali products or ingredients being promoted or advertised as NSF certified or that bear an NSF mark, including the Advanced Test-O-Boost product, have not been authorized or certified by NSF International.
Dates: April 28, 2014
Company: Taobao.com
302 Room 3,
#3333Nong Zhenbei Road
Shanghai Baoshan
China 2000000
Issue: Unauthorized claim of NSF certification.
Description: Taobao.com is making unauthorized claims that their plastic fittings are NSF certified when they are not NSF certified.
Dates: April 25, 2014
Company: Al-Rashid Technologies
Office M-1 Al-Rashid Building
Road 1912/Manama 319
P.O. Box 15288
Kingdom of Bahrain
Issue: Unauthorized use of the NSF mark on product.
Description: Al-Rashid Technologies is using the NSF registered trademark on their ARTEC reverse osmosis product. They have no NSF-certified products.
Dates: April 14, 2014
Company: Organic Bouquet, Inc.
555 Winderly Place, Suite 129
Maitland, FL 32751
Issue: Unauthorized claim of QAI certification.
Description: Organic Bouquet, Inc. is displaying on their website, www.organicbouquet.com, a claim that some of their products are certified organic by Quality Assurance International, which is a division of NSF International.
Dates: April 14, 2014
Company: Vera Water Solutions
1920 Yonge Street, Suite 200
Toronto, Ontario
Canada M45 3E2
Issue: Vera Water Solutions is displaying the NSF International registered trademark on their website, www.verwatersolutions.com, along with the statement "NSF Approved." Vera Water Solutions has no products certified by NSF International.
Dates: April 13, 2014
Company: Shand Group
#52, 7th Cross
Wilson Gardens
Bangalore 560 027
Product(s): Plastic pipe
Issue: Shand Group uses a facsimile of the NSF International registered trademark on their website, www.shandgroup.com, to imply their product is NSF certified.
Dates: February 11, 2014
Company: Tru Water Filters
1/900 Pacific Highway
Gordon NSW 2072
Product(s): All HydROtwist branded water filters
Issue: Unauthorized use of the NSF certification mark, unauthorized claims of NSF certification and misrepresenting NSF certification.
Description: The Tru Water website, www.truwater.com.au, is falsely claiming that its HydROtwist branded water filters are certified by NSF. Tru Water is not an NSF-certified company and is not authorized to use the NSF mark on any of its products, including the HydROtwist branded water filters. The website is also using the NSF mark and claims of NSF certification in conjunction with products manufactured by other companies, such as the Omnipure E5515 SB, which is not certified by NSF. Additionally, there are several instances throughout Tru Water's website where Tru Water is misrepresenting NSF certification of certain products made by NSF certified manufacturers. Specifically, Tru Water's website claims that the Omnipure models OMB934-1 Micron and the OMB934-1 MPB and the Doulton Sterasyl filters are "NSF Certified and Tested" for performance claims such as cyst, lead, turbidity and particulate reduction, when in fact, these products are only certified by NSF to NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for material requirements only. NSF has not tested these models for any performance claims.
Dates: December 6, 2013
Company: MusclePharm
4721 Ironton Street
Denver, CO 80239
Product(s): All MusclePharm Products
Issue: Unauthorized use of NSF certification marks and claims of NSF certification on product packaging and advertising as well as unauthorized claims that products were manufactured in an NSF certified or registered facility.
Description: MusclePharm is not an NSF certified or NSF GMP registered company. MusclePharm is not authorized to use any NSF certification marks, to claim that any of its products are certified by NSF or to claim that they have been manufactured in an NSF GMP certified or registered facility. Any MusclePharm products bearing NSF marks, or claims of NSF certification or claims of being manufactured in an NSF certified or registered facility are not approved or certified by NSF International.
Dates: December 3, 2013
Company: Everyday Living by The Kroger Company
3800 Southeast 22nd Avenue
Portland, OR 97202
Issue: The use of NSF International's certification mark on products that are not NSF certified.
Description: Meat thermometers with a model number of 61152 bearing the NSF certification mark are being offered for sale at a number of locations. Model 61152 is not NSF certified.
Dates: November 18, 2013
Company: Katadyn Asia Co., Ltd.
Seunghee Bldg. 4th Floor
163 Sinsa-dong, Eunpyung-gu Seoul
Republic of Korea
Issue: Unauthorized use of an NSF International test report and claims of NSF certification.
Description: Katadyn Asia Co., Ltd. is displaying on their website, http://katadyn.co.kr/01com/com04.asp, a test report bearing the NSF mark This test report was issued to Marathon Ceramics. Marathon Ceramics is not a NSF certified company nor is Katadyn Asia Co., Ltd.
Dates: October 21, 2013
Company: Sullivan Import & Export PTY
14 Soutpan Street, Laboria Area
Upington, Northern Cape, 8801
Republic of South Africa
Product: Chia Seed
Issue: Unauthorized use of the NSF/QAI mark and fraudulent certification documentation.
Description: Distributing fraudulent certification documentation, which includes the NSF/QAI mark, thus implying this product is certified by NSF/QAI International.
Dates: October 15, 2013
Company: Tami Systemtenik
Kaki Bukit Road 1
Eunos Technolinnk Blk 7 #03-04
Singapore 415937
Issue: Unauthorized use of the NSF mark on website - www.tami.com.sg
Description: Tami Systemtenik is using the NSF mark on their website implying that their products are certified by NSF International. They do not have any NSF certified products.
Dates: June 20, 2013 and October 11, 2013
Company: Driven Sports Inc.
672 Dogwood Ave.
Franklin Square, NY 11010
Product: CRAZE Performance Fuels (all flavors)
Issue: Unauthorized use and claim on product packaging that product was manufactured in a NSF GMP for Sport certified facility
Description: Driven Sports Inc. is not an NSF GMP for Sport registered company and is not authorized to claim that any of their products have been manufactured in an NSF GMP for Sport certified facility. Any products bearing this statement were not authorized to make this type of claim and these products have not approved, certified or authorized by NSF International.
Date: September 26, 2013
Company: All About Naturals, Inc.
2627 East Parleys Way
Salt Lake City, UT 84109
Issue: Unauthorized use of the NSF GMP registered mark.
Description: The NSF GMP registered mark appears on the website, www.allaboutnaturals.com. All About Naturals, Inc. is not authorized to use any NSF mark and is not GMP registered by NSF International.
Date: September 20, 2013
Company: Nature's Choice
Product: Aloe Vera Dalton Max 700
Issue: Unauthorized claim of QAI certification on website.
Description: Claim being made on website that the Aloe Vera Dalton Max 700 product is certified by Quality Assurance International. This product is not certified by QAI.
Date: September 19, 2013
Company: Global Refrigeration Inc.
5855 Grant Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44105
Product: Various commercial refrigerated products ( Ice Cream Cabinets, Chests, Storage Freezers, etc.)
Issue: Unauthorized use of the NSF mark on product specification sheets.
Description: NSF mark appears on product specification sheets. Products manufactured by Global Refrigeration Inc. are not certified by NSF.
Date: September 19, 2013
Company: Helen Exports PVT.
Frederick Bojars Vej 61
20099 Alborg
Product: Dairy Products
Description: A counterfeit certificate of registration supposedly issued by NSF-ISR is claiming to be registered by NSF-ISR HACCP and Food Safety Registration. Helen Exports PVT. Is not registered by NSF-ISR.
Date: July 22, 2013
Company: Kaap Bossie Netherlands
P.O. Box 8075
1201 HB Hilversum
Product: ORGANIC HONEYBUSH TEA (for Adults and Children Versions)
Issue: Unauthorized use of the NSF/QAI mark on product literature.
Description: Distributing product literature with the NSF/QAI Certified Organic mark, thus implying these products are certified by NSF/QAI International.
Date: May 2, 2013
Company: Ginde USA, Inc.
4004 Sardis Drive, Suite 6
Indian Trail, NC 2807904
Product: Pipe
Issue: Unauthorized use of the NSF mark on the website, www.gindepipesystems.co, and marketing materials.
Description: As of April 2012, Ginde USA, Inc. products have not been certified by NSF International.
Date: August 10, 2012
Company: Fire & Safety Equipment Co., Inc.
2924 W. Armitage Avenue
Chicago, IL 60647
Description: Fire & Safety Equipment Co., Inc. is advertising its products as being NSF approved and is using the NSF mark on their literature. Their products are not certified by NSF International.
Date: March 27, 2009
Company: Diprec
Amado Nervo # 450-A, Del. Tlahuac C.P. 13260
Mexico, D.F.
Description: Diprec, by the unauthorized use of the NSF International registered trademark on its website, Diprec.com, is implying its food service equipment is NSF International certified when, in fact, it is not.
Date: March 30, 2009
Company: LSE-Systems AG
Park Rohrbühl
Sihleggstr, 23
CH-8832 Wollerau
Description: LSE-Systems AG is referencing their water pipe renovation system as being NSF Standard 61 certified on its website thus implying that they are NSF certified when, in fact, they are not NSF certified.
Date: June 18, 2007
Company: Adamation
7039 E. Slauson Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90040-3620
Website: www.adamationinc.com
Product: Dishwashers and Pot and Pan Washers
Issue: Unauthorized use of the NSF International certification mark
Description: Adamation is misrepresenting a number of dishwashers by the use NSF International certification mark on its website and product manuals. These items are not certified by NSF International.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich., USA and OTTAWA, Ont., Canada — The Standards Council of Canada (SCC) has accredited NSF International to...
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Letters from Rosemary Martin, Ramsey McPhillips
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It is my understanding that Oregon has already made the cultivation of industrial Hemp legal and just not began to grow it because of resistance from the DEA. So I am not sure who you are asking. Oregonians have already made their decision (reference http://www.leg.state.or.us/09reg/measures/sb0600.dir/sb0676.b.html ).
As far as helping the small farmers:
The only advantage I can see is that where hemp is grown it does permit benefits for crop grown after it (mostly winter cereals). The growing and manufacturing of hemp is extremely time and labor intensive. Hemp is not something new it has been around forever. Although, I do not see a reason for it not to be cultivated and grown I also don't see it as a crop that will effectively produce thousands of jobs or small businesses.
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18 Agassiz Circle
Buffalo, NY 14214
(716) 880-2000
(800) 292-1582
Rochester Campus
1880 S. Winton Rd.
Rochester, NY 14618
(585) 272-0030
(866) 212-2235
A representative of the United Way of Buffalo and Erie County presented a plaque to Richard T. Jurasek, Ph.D., president, and John P. Crawford, vice president for college relations, in May to acknowledge the contributions of Medaille's faculty and staff to its successful 2011 campaign. Dr. Jurasek is a member of the United Way's board of directors.
Kayleigh Cassetta, with Dr. Jurasek and John Crawford.
The instructors were knowledgeable and welcomed class discussions, with
respect for each student's contribution. I've learned how to be a more
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the education learned to operate a business. That's when I realized how
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9' Aluminum Pole Crank / Tilt Patio Umbrella, Henna
Item # WX2-223302
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This Patio Umbrella tilts to keep the sun off from any angle... but it also shines on its own, with terrific looks. The savings here are pretty striking, too, on this Close-out find!
- Big 9' diameter Umbrella top, made of high-grade weather and fade resistant polyester in a distinctive Henna color
- Aluminum pole, finished in a matching color. 8 steel ribs off its hub
- A hinge on the pole lets you tilt the Umbrella, shading even low sun angles
- Metal has a rust-resistant powder-coat finish
- Hand crank for fast open and close action.
- It's 8' tall, weighs 15 lbs.
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Built to Sportsman's Guide's exact specifications, Guide Gear ® stands for dependability, long-lasting quality and unmatched value! Guaranteed!
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Key Features
- The 2014 C300 4MATIC Luxury Sedan
- Passenger capacity
- 5
- Trunk capacity
- 12.4 cu. ft.
- Transmission type
- 7-speed automatic
- Engine
- Power
- 248 hp @ 6,500 rpm
- Acceleration, 0-60 mph
- 6.0 sec
- City fuel economy
- 20 mpg
- Highway fuel economy
- 27 mpg
Interior Dimensions
- Headroom
- 37.1 in
- Legroom
- 41.7 in
- Shoulder room
- 54.7 in
- Headroom
- 36.9 in
- Legroom
- 33.4 in
- Shoulder room
- 55.0 in
- Trunk capacity
- 12.4 cu ft
More Exterior Dimensions
- Overall length
- 180.8 in
- Overall height
- 56.9 in
- Overall width
- 69.7 in
- Wheelbase
- 108.7 in
- Coefficient of drag
- 0.27
- Curb weight
- 3,726 lbs.
Engine, Drivetrain, and Performance
Engine, Drivetrain, and Performance
- Net power
- 248 hp @ 6,500 rpm
- Net torque
- 251 lb-ft @ 3,500-4,500 rpm
- Compression ratio
- Construction
- Diecast alloy block and heads
- Fuel requirement
- Premium unleaded gasoline
- Fuel capacity
- 17.4 gal
Fuel economy
- City fuel economy
- 20 mpg
- Highway estimate
- 27 mpg
- Emission certification
- Bin5/ULEV
- Automatic Transmission
- 7-speed automatic
- Drive configuration
- 4MATIC® all-wheel drive
- Final-Drive Ratio
- Acceleration, 0-60 mph
- 6.0 sec
Chassis and Traction Control/Stability Systems
Chassis and Traction Control/Stability Systems
- AGILITY CONTROL suspension
- Engineered specifically for performance driving, AGILITY CONTROL automatically adjusts the individual shock absorbers based on the road surface and the driver's current driving style. Valving inside each shock absorber automatically firms up during stronger body motions for sharper handling feedback and stability, and reduces the damping rates during gentler motions for a smoother, more composed ride.
- Steering type
- Rack-and-pinion with power assist
- Turning circle
- 35.3 ft, curb-to-curb
Traction Control & Stability
- Electronic Stability Program (ESP®)
- This safety breakthrough first introduced by Mercedes-Benz continually monitors your driving inputs and the vehicle's motion to help keep it going in your intended direction, especially in corners and during evasive maneuvers. If it detects wheelspin, severe understeer (plowing), or oversteer (fishtailing), ESP® can brake individual wheels and reduce engine power to help bring the vehicle under control.[*4]
- 4MATIC all-wheel drive
- In any season, on any road, 4MATIC® all-wheel drive adds to your confidence and control. Always engaged and optimizing torque to every wheel, 4MATIC integrates with ESP®, our standard Electronic Stability Program, for maximum effectiveness in corners and slippery conditions.
- 4-wheel Electronic Traction System (4-ETS)
- 4MATIC all-wheel drive incorporates our 4-wheel Electronic Traction System (4-ETS®), which monitors for the first sign of wheel slip and responds to ensure torque is sent to the wheels with the best grip, even if that's only one wheel.
Brakes, Wheels, and Tires
Brakes, Wheels, and Tires
- Adaptive braking technology
- Adaptive braking technology integrates a suite of advances. If you lift off the accelerator quickly, Predictive Brake Priming sets the pads closer to the discs for more immediate response when you apply the brakes. In the rain, Automatic Brake Drying periodically applies the brakes just enough to sweep water build-up from the discs. During uphill starts, Hill-Start Assist helps prevent unwanted rollback. And a brake HOLD feature can make long red lights or stopped traffic a little easier.[*5]
- Antilock Braking System (ABS)
- ABS senses impending wheel lockup under heavy braking and pumps the front brakes individually or the rear brakes together. This intelligent system can pump the brakes as needed up to 30 times per second, to prevent lockup and preserve the driver's steering ability.[*5]
- Brake Assist (BAS®)
- Brake Assist senses emergency braking via the speed at which the driver presses the brake pedal and immediately applies maximum available power boost. Brake Assist can potentially reduce the overall stopping distance by eliminating the delay caused by a common human tendency not to brake hard enough, soon enough. Letting up on the brake pedal releases Brake Assist.[*5]
- Wheels
- 17-inch split 5-spoke wheels (7.5x17)
- Tires
- 225/45R17 all-season
Safety and Security Systems
Safety and Security Systems
Safety Features
- The first system of its kind, ATTENTION ASSIST continuously monitors different parameters of driving behavior, and can automatically alert the driver with both visual and audible warnings if it detects signs of drowsiness on long trips.
- Mercedes-Benz mbrace®
- From your car, your computer or your compatible smartphone, mbrace2™ offers the industry's most comprehensive range of features for more connected, safe and productive drive time. From making your everyday life easier to helping out in an emergency, mbrace2 combines advanced cloud-based and GPS technology with 24-hour support from helpful experts. Three mbrace packages are offered, and every 2014 Mercedes-Benz includes a 6-month mbrace trial subscription.
Restraint Systems
- Integrated Restraint System
- An advanced system of 9 air bags offers 11-way occupant protection. Dual two-stage front air bags, front side-impact air bags, front pelvic air bags, a driver's knee air bag, and side curtain air bags for both seating rows are standard.[*6]
- Side curtain air bags
- In a side impact exceeding a preset threshold, a multi-chamber air bag deploys along the front and rear side windows on the affected side of the vehicle. An integrated rollover sensor automatically deploys the ETDs and, if deemed necessary, the side curtain air bags in the event of a detected rollover.[*6]
- Seat belt technology
- Arguably our most important passive safety feature, all four outboard 3-point seat belts are equipped with Emergency Tensioning Devices (ETDs) and belt force limiters. If a collision exceeds a preset threshold, ETDs instantly remove slack from the seat belts. Belt force limiters allow a slight amount of give in the seat belts, to reduce the peak seat-belt forces on the occupant.
- Occupant Classification System (OCS)
- OCS automatically turns the front passenger's front air bag on or off and adjusts the air bag inflation rate based on the weight category determined by weight sensor readings from the front passenger seat.
- ISOFIX / Universal LATCH system (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children)
- Standardized child-seat attachments are provided at both outboard rear seating positions. Selectable passenger seat-belt retractors help secure child seats.
Locking & Security
- SmartKey
- The SmartKey remote control integrates remote door locks and trunk opener, a removable valet key, and a remote panic alarm. You may selectively unlock only the driver's door and fuel filler, or all doors plus the trunk and fuel filler.
- Locator lighting
- Locator lighting uses the car's lights to help illuminate a return path when the car is remote-unlocked in darkness. Unlocking the car also activates the illuminated entry system.
- Emergency trunk opener
- An emergency release lever is located inside the trunk and illuminated for 60 minutes after the trunk lid is closed.
- Night Security Illumination
- The exterior lights can be programmed to turn on for a preset interval when you remote-lock your vehicle in darkness, to help light a path for you as you leave.


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This Melon Smoothie Recipe is a refreshing way to enjoy cantaloupe or other melons for a delicious b...
Traditional, Country Style Strawberry Shortcake.
Try this refreshing herbal lemonade recipe.
Small pumpkins or squash make great individual bowls for serving these easy soups.
It wasn't long ago that most folks could only find air-conditioned relief from summer heat and humidity at the back of the town movie theater. My sister and I used to sip homemade lemonade on my grandmother's porch. Nowadays, most homes have the potential for air-conditioned comfort, but rising energy costs and a simple dislike of being sealed in on a summer day have many of us looking for ways to stay cool naturally.
I've consulted with folks young and old to see what they recommend for beating summer's heat. Suggestions included: swing on a hammock, put a cold washcloth on your forehead, and run through the sprinkler. The most frequent suggestion, however, was to eat lots of watermelon/ice cream/Popsicles ... any cool food. Common wisdom prevails — keep the cooking and eating as light and cool as possible. We'll help you do so with these simple summer recipes.
Lemonade is the quintessential summer drink, and this recipe, which calls for concentrate, is certainly summertime easy. Lemonade purists might object, but an organic concentrate, such as the one put out by Cascadian Farm, is a reasonable substitute for the real thing — not too sweet, not too tart. If strawberries aren't in season, try using a pint of fresh raspberries instead. This recipe also makes a nice base for a rum punch.
3 cups quartered strawberries (about a quart of berries*)
1 cup cold water
1 can (6 ounces) frozen lemonade concentrate
2 cups chilled sparkling water (divided)
Whole strawberries for garnish
Ice cubes (optional)
Process strawberries and water in the blender until smooth. Add the concentrate and 1 cup of the sparkling water. Blend until smooth and pour into a pitcher with the rest of the sparkling water. Serve in tall glasses over ice and garnish with a strawberry on the rim of the glass.
* Lemonade concentrates and berries will vary in sweetness, so you may want to add a little sugar to taste.
Melons are deliciously refreshing and loaded with vitamin C, but they don't keep very well and can easily go from perfect to mushy in one day. This recipe puts those melons to use before the fruit flies can take over.
1 ripe, 2- to 3-pound melon (use musk, cantaloupe, honeydew, casaba, Persian, etc.)
1/4 cup lime juice
3/4 to 1 cup vanilla yogurt
Sugar, fresh raspberries, mint sprigs (optional)
Remove the rind and seeds from the melon and cut into 1-inch pieces. Purée the melon and lime juice in a blender. Pour the purée into a bowl and whisk in yogurt, adding more yogurt if the soup is too thin. Cover the bowl and chill until very cold. Whisk before serving. Add sugar to taste, and top with a few raspberries and a mint sprig. This soup is best if eaten the same day. If you serve it later, whisk before serving, as this soup tends to separate over time.
Drizzle the following raspberry sauce on top of the soup just before serving.
1/2 pint raspberries
1/4 cup lime juice
1 tsp sugar
Blend all ingredients until smooth, adding 1 or 2 teaspoons of water if the sauce is too thick. Pour through a strainer to eliminate the seeds, and refrigerate until ready to use. Drizzle sauce onto soup.
This easy chicken salad can be served on crusty bread or a bed of garden greens, baby spinach leaves or watercress.
1 boneless, skinless chicken breast (1 pound)
1/4 to 1/3 cup mango (or any fruit) chutney*
1/4 tsp salt
Freshly ground pepper
1/4 cup chopped cilantro
3 green onions, chopped
1 celery stalk, thinly sliced
Cayenne pepper (optional)
In a covered skillet, poach the chicken breast in about an inch of water for 15 minutes, or until the center is no longer pink. Drain and cool. When cool enough to handle, tear the chicken into bite-sized pieces and set aside. Mix other ingredients in a large bowl. Stir together everything, including chicken.
Taste to determine whether you need to add more chutney or a pinch of cayenne pepper.
* Chutney originated in India as a refreshing, fruit-based condiment for spicy curries, meats and vegetarian dishes. Today's chutneys are more versatile and can be used as relishes or sauces on top of quesadillas, grilled chicken or fish, or to liven up your plain old tuna or chicken salad. Look for chutneys in the imported-food aisle of the supermarket, health food or specialty store. Some chutneys are very hot, so read the labels. My favorite chutneys can be ordered from Wild Thymes Farm.
Cool down with a fresh fruit sorbet for your banana split, melon split, peach split ... you get the idea.
4 large peaches
1 pint fresh raspberries
3 tbsp frozen tropical real fruit blend concentrate
Line a cookie sheet with plastic wrap. Peel peaches and cut into 1-inch chunks. Spread berries and peaches on cookie sheet and freeze for 60 to 90 minutes, until the fruit is solid but not rock-hard. Place fruit into a food processor with juice concentrate, and pulse until smooth.
Serve at once, or return it to the freezer in a pre-chilled container. Let sorbet soften slightly before serving. Though it will keep awhile in the freezer, this sorbet is best when freshly made.
Traditionally, this Middle Eastern dip is made with chickpeas, tahini (sesame paste), garlic and lemon juice, with olive oil drizzled on top, but summer basil is a refreshing twist. This dip will go with raw garden veggies: baby carrots, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, green beans, kohlrabi, radishes and snow peas.
2 large cloves garlic, peeled and mashed
1 small onion, coarsely chopped
1 tsp olive oil
1 1/2 cups (a 15-ounce can) chickpeas, rinsed and drained
1/4 cup each tahini* and lemon juice
1/2 tsp salt
1/8 tsp cayenne pepper
3/4 cup fresh basil leaves, packed (no stems)
Extra-virgin olive oil for drizzling (optional)
In a skillet, sauté the garlic and onion in a teaspoon of olive oil until soft. Put all of the ingredients except the basil and extra-virgin olive oil in a food processor or blender and purée. Scrape down the sides of the bowl, add basil, and blend. Refrigerate in a covered container until ready to serve. Hummus is best when freshly made because it's so creamy, but it will keep for almost a week. This dip/spread will thicken with refrigeration, so you may have to whisk in a little more lemon juice before serving.
* The secret to a delicious, creamy hummus is quality tahini, which is a thick paste made with sesame seeds. This sesame paste can be found in health food stores or the imported-food aisle of most supermarkets. Look for a tahini that's creamy and well-blended — the oil shouldn't be separated out and sitting at the top half of the jar. Good tahini also shouldn't have a bitter aftertaste. It should be refrigerated after opening, because any oil can turn rancid over time.
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#11 Prospect Winter 2008: Taylor Chorney
Current Rank: #11
Summer Rank: #4
Taylor Chorney had a pretty nice college career and a lot of smart hockey men said nice things about him. Geoff Ward: "He's steady in all areas and that's what sticks out to me the most. He's a strong passer, moves the puck well and the thing I really like is that after he moves the puck he follows it up the ice so he's always in a position to be the fourth man. He's a guy that has tremendous upside and as a freshman right now he does a lot of things very well. I think in three years we're going to be extremely excited to see how far he's come."
That was the backdrop, the foundation. Chorney had the kind of resume that drops hints all over about being a little better than the next guy, a stronger bet for a career, a guy who could jump a league on his way to the show. As an example, Chorney represented the United States twice at the World Junior level (once as captain). Chorney attended the University of North Dakota for three seasons before signing with the Oilers in the off-season. He did suffer an injury right at the end of his college career but we have no evidence it has had an effect on his career.
After Chorney signed with the Oilers he came to camp and did some good things. After the Joey Moss game I said "he's not ready but you can see he's a player. Good speed, made a beauty teeup pass to Visnoveky for a great shot on goal that resulted in the Eberle goal. You're going to like him."
And the good reviews continued when the Falcons brass got hold of him. Coach Jeff Truitt: "He's been unbelievable so far. He's such a smooth skater, he sees the ice really well and has great poise with the puck. When he has the puck, good things happen. He makes good reads and is sure noticeable with his skating ability, he's so smooth out there. He's a great player."
Before the season, I suggested reasonable expectations might be a full, healthy season in the AHL, with a plus minus in the middle of the D pack and enough offense to justify his draft number.
And he's been a dud. A complete non-starter. It's hard to imagine a worse start to a pro career for a guy with this much promise. Further irritating the situation is that the positive verbal keeps on rolling. Guy Flaming (from his site Coming down the Pipe!) had a chance to talk to Truitt early in the season and asked if there were any pleasant surprise. Truitt: "I wouldn't say that I'm surprised but Taylor Chorney has been really good. His confidence with the puck and his all around game, he's obviously a highly touted guy and deservedly so. He works extremely hard, sees the ice, moves pucks really quick but having him in rookie camp for a bit he's not really a surprise because he's a great player. We've had him with Theo [Peckham] or Jake Taylor and he's been really good every night."
The numbers tell a very different story. Here's the Springfield D and their plus minus:
- Sebastien Bisaillion +6 (19gp)
- Cody Wild +6 (15gp)
- Theo Peckham +4 (20gp)
- Jake Taylor +4 (12gp)
- Josef Hrabal E (10gp)
- Bryan Young -2 (15gp)
- Robbie Bina -2 (11gp)
- Mathieu Roy -7 (14gp)
- Taylor Chorney -10 (23gp)
Chorney has had 3EV assists and 2PP assists and he hasn't hit the scoreboard since November 8th (12 games without a point). He's had at least one minus in the last 5 games and is -6 over that stretch. He has been falling down the depth chart and is currently on the back pairing with Robbie Bina.
Taylor Chorney has always been a favorite of mine. Sure he's undersized and there's always a learning curve but at the World Junior's it was obvious he could play and he had a nice career at UND. I didn't think these would be the early results and at some level you can justify it and say well he's 0-for-April but those line drives will find their way eventually. I'll tell you, this is a helluva slump.


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Fleming's Steakhouse - Chandler
- Address:
905 North 54th Street
Chandler, AZ 85226Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $31 to $50
Fleming's Steakhouse - Chandler
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.flemingssteakhouse.com/locations/az/chandler
- Phone: 4809401900
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, American
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Fleming's Steakhouse - Chandler
Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar pairs a passion for service and seasonal ingredients with the finest USDA Prime beef. Every dish is meticulously made from scratch and served by our attentive staff. You'll also discover the perfect wine for every mood with the Fleming's 100®, our award-winning list of 100 wines by the glass. Our wine list features top-rated vineyards from around the world. We also offer Private Dining Rooms and a personal Private Dining Director who will craft the perfect occasion for any group size or budget. At Fleming's, every visit is filled with indulgent possibilities.Continued
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73 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.6
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (56)notable wine list (43)romantic (29)fit for foodies (21)good for groups (20)vibrant bar scene (13)neighborhood gem (9)great for outdoor dining (7)hot spot (7)kid-friendly (5)late-night find (3)great for lunch (1)Show More
- delightfulOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014We were impress the evening was very enjoyable, the food was wonderful and service excellent. Fleming's will be a must on our list of dining outSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous place for a family dinner!KaymDined on 9/28/2014Fleming's is our "special" place. Everyone likes it and we always enjoy the service and food, although my daughter was extremely disappointed that you changed the breads. She loved the butters and breads you had before. She is a creature of habit and didn't like the change to one of her favorite parts! Your servers are great, plus you retain them so it is nice to see familiar faces.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Family Event favoriteLindaDined on 9/19/2014Flemings is our family's go-to favorite restaurant to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, and Fathers Day. We can always count on great service, great steaks, seafood and side dishes.Special Features:
- Wonderful night!ChrisMDined on 9/18/2014We were there to celebrate my birthday; the server presented me with a birthday card signed by the staff when we sat down; so thoughtful! The food was excellent!! I had the bone-in filet mignon and it was fabulous. Others at the table had pork chops and fish. Everyone loved their food, it was all done perfectly. For dessert I got the berries with chantilly cream and my sister got the creme brulee. Both were scrumptious. Then the server presented me with a birthday present consisting of a small box of truffles and a gift card. It was the best birthday dinner I have had in a long time and I loved our server; so friendly and helpful!Special Features:
- Loving it in PhoenixlovegreatfoodDined on 9/16/2014Excellent food. The steaks are great. The noise is very distracting and the prices are very high.Special Features:
- It is a great eating experience.OldCowboyDined on 9/16/2014We go here 10 times a year. One of our favorite places as a couple and with others. We were celebating a birthday with another couple. Good steak, good wine, good service. All about as good as we could wish for. Would recommend highly. Only negative is some other folks dress so poorly when going out to eat at a nice place. Wish some guys would leave their baseball hats in the car. But Flemings's can't help that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very dissapointingunhappyDined on 9/13/2014We have been huge fans of Chandler Flemings for years. However, the last 3 visits have not been up to par. We had horrible service, our steak was over cooked. Crab legs were tiny and didn't look like a lb of meat. Lobster and crab legs came out without any butter. Not once did anyone ask how our food was including either manager who were both working. Before we ordered we asked about our gift card that had expired 6 weeks and the waiter they will still honor it but could only use one per table. When he gave us our bill he said they couldn't honor it because it had been expired more than a week. He should have checked with the mgr. before telling us it would be accepted. We are very disappointed.Special Features:
- Best steak in PhoenixOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/12/2014I have been to all the steakhouses in Phoenix and a lot of them throughout the United States and this has the best Filet that I have ever had. sSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- azanneVIPDined on 8/31/2014I have two issues to address. We were a party of 6 on 8/31 with 5pm reservations. 1 member of our party ordered filet mignon medium well. However, the server accidently dropped 2 dinners, 1 being the filet. The order was redone, however the filet was very rare. It was returned to the kitchen but came back almost burnt. Needless to say it did not taste good. Secondly, I only received 100 points for the reservation. Fleming is advertised as 1000 points. Please rectify this. Thank youSpecial Features:
- our server was awesomegrayDined on 8/30/2014Love the yummy steak melted In my mouth, desert was fabulous, in fact everything was yummySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Catching up with friendsDroger2Dined on 8/30/20144 recently new parents needed to get out and enjoy some 'adult conversation'...Fleming's provided exactly what we needed. An extensive wine list, melt in your mouth entrees, and wonderful desserts.Special Features:
- Good food/Great ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/24/2014Last weekend was the first time my husband I and friends of ours had dinner at Fleming Steakhouse in Chandler. All I can say is.....we are sorry we waited so long to try it. We all enjoyed the prime rib special, which was outstanding, each of the sides we tried were cooked perfect. For dessert, you can go wrong with the chocolate lava cake. Our waiter was very helpful with suggestions and professional. We have recommend Fleming Steakhouse to friends and we will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- luv2dineVIPDined on 8/23/2014Alaskan King Crab Legs were delicious - by far the best item we ordered. Iceberg lettuce on wedge salad had brown colorations on some pieces. Special of the night (5 oz filet with shrimp) -fair. Steak was good and cooked to order; shrimp was greasy - more along the lines of "Red Lobster". Bread was room temperature & hard - not warm when served. Appreciate the recognition of guests' birthday with gift card, chocolates & card. Have always recommended Flemings Chandler & DC Ranch before; however with recent dining experiences at Capital Grille & Mastro's where service was very attentive; food outstanding - I have to say I was "under whelmed" on this evening.Special Features:
- Birthday CelebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/21/2014Girls night out for a birthday celebration. The staff were very friendly and made the extra effort to congratulate the birthday girl. She even received a small gift at the end of the evening. Food was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Happy Hour!GerryDined on 8/21/2014Appetizers were delicious, especially the baked brie. Server was very cordial. Great time was had by all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BillOpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 8/21/2014The food and service are the best I enjoy eating here every time I'm in townSpecial Features:
- BafflesrandakDined on 8/13/2014The food and service was great. However it quite noisy. I think they should find a way to baffle the sound.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okayJanieDined on 7/29/2014Food was mediocre and very expensive. It was also very noisy and hard to have a conversation. The service was very good, but I do not think we will be going back. My husband had a steak which he said was good but not great and I had tempura lobster which was greasy and too heavily breaded.
- An Excellent Night Out!MMckinleyVIPDined on 7/27/2014My wife and I had an incredible meal on Sunday evening. The food was 'the best' and our service was excellent. The server was cheerful and very helpful with some great recommendations. We look forward to dining at Fleming's again!Special Features:
- 4th of July gourmet dinnernobloniDined on 7/4/2014Headed to Fleming's to enjoy a marvelous dinner on the 4th of July. Don had the special of sushmi tuna, filet wrapped with bacon, BBQ Scottish Salmon dessert. I had the 3 couse Prime Rib dinner with Ceasar salad, spinach sauted and creme burlee. Wonderful dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mike C. ChandlerMikeCDined on 7/4/2014Food great, pricy but exquisite! Service outstanding!! A great dining experience!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Highly recommendedMartysiteiqDined on 6/29/2014Great food and service. It was our first time at Flemings and we were very impressed. One of our new favorite places.Special Features:
- Good as alwaysluvsteakVIPDined on 6/29/2014We eat here almost once a week because it is so enjoyable. Great service and the food is always so good. Using their specials and sharing some dishes helps keep the cost reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience as allwaysmongoDined on 6/15/2014Every time we have visited Flemings it has been an excellent evening, the food is high quality the service is outstanding and everyone from the hosts at the front desk to the kitchen helpers are very friendly and make you feel welcome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Father's DayKojakDined on 6/15/2014My wife took me to Fleming's Steakhouse for Fathers Day. We both started out with Caesar salad which was excellent. I then had the Prime Rib with baked potato while my wife had the Dry Aged Rib Eye. She said her steak was to die for. We both shared chocolate lava cake for dessert. This is our second time to Fleming's and I cannot say enough about the quality of food and the excellent service we receive. This includes the professionalism of the valet service as well. Fleming's is not for the cheap. You get what you pay for and you get excellence here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fathers DayluvsteakVIPDined on 6/15/2014Celebrated Fathers Day and had the seafood tower for an appetizer. Great item. Followed up by splitting the large filet and Flemings potatoes. Best filet we have had in years. What a great way to celebrate Fathers Day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service, food and ambience!Luv2eatoutDined on 6/15/2014A touch loud. Need something to ease the voices of everyone eating in the back room. Sat in the front before and that was perfect! Love Flemings!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great dinnerRickAZVIPDined on 6/14/2014Excellent meal ... With wine a bit expensive ... A reasonable value though we like it we frequent other venues more oftenSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- yummyDined on 6/14/2014I always enjoy my dining experience. Whether is a small intimate dinner or a large dinner party. Excellent food and service every time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thumbs up for FlemingsroadwarriormarkDined on 6/9/2014Great celebration for our Anniversary, we got special treatment and were greeted with smilesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 5 star experienceJDinAZDined on 6/5/2014Celebration dinner for my Mom's 84th birthday and the entire staff went above and beyond. Everyone that came to our table wished her a happy birthday, they gave her a card and topped off our meal with some truffles for her with a lit candle. The food was outstanding and the attention the staff paid to our occasion was heart warming.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mouth watering steakHeatherGVIPDined on 6/4/2014Try the filet medallions with Crab broiled on too served with Scallops! Melt in your mouth goodness. The Gorgonzola mashed potatoes are decadent and the creamed spinach rounded it all out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 261 reviews are from the Fleming's Steakhouse - Chandler reviews archive.
- OldCowboyDined on 6/1/2014We eat at Chandler AZ Fleming's more than a dozen times a year. It is good. Never really been disappointed in food and service. We think of it as a dress up place. Only negataive is way some of the public dress when going out to eat. Just the way life is now.Special Features:
- Great Food, with a lot of noise.DJohn13Dined on 5/31/2014Even arriving a little early was still seated right away. Food was excellent, service was very attentive. Noise level was higher than expected for an upscale restaurant. The noise level is what you would expect at an Outback restaurant. While the dining experience was good, it would have been better in a quieter environment. Overall still feel that Fleming's deserves an excellent rating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and ServicePattiDined on 5/24/2014Flemings is always consistent in the quality of food they serve. They pride themselves on service. Excellent steak, seafood restaurant with portions so large I always wind up taking some home for dinner the next night. I would definitely recommend.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerKojakDined on 5/23/2014Outstanding doesn't begin to describe the wonderful meal we had. My wife had been wanting try Fleming's for a long time so I made a reservation for our Anniversary. I had the Caesar salad and my wife had the heirloom tomato salad. The tomato's were so sweet with the balsamic vinegar. We both had the petite filet mignon. My wife added Bernaise sauce to her steak which was great. The meat was delicious, melted in your mouth. We also had a baked potato, loaded and I can tell you to only order one potato for the two of you to share - it's that BIG! Service was great and the place was packed on a Friday. Awesome place if you want an excellent steak and a great selection of wine.Special Features:
- Always goodluvsteakVIPDined on 5/18/2014We eat here every Sunday evening because they have specials which help keep the cost down. Usually have the Sunday Night Prime Rib but this weekend it's even better. Cost down from $39.95 to $29.95. For a 12oz prime rib, baked potato, Salad and dessert, it' outstanding. They keep having specials, we will continue to eat here. Makes for a great evening out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SteakchucklesmdDined on 5/16/2014Nice Steakhouse for a quiet night in Ahwatukee. Wait Staff was very friendly and helpful. Extensive Wine ListSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good family dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/11/2014We particularly enjoyed our server staff. Cody and Keaton were very responsive but not hovering. They provided our requests promptly and I appreciated their attentiveness. They were good examples of staff who attend to customer's needs rather than opine on what I should want. Food was also very well prepared.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun as alwaysluvsteakVIPDined on 5/4/2014This is just the most pleasant restaurant that we know of. Good food and outstanding service. Costs can be kept down by watching the specials, especially Sunday evening. It is a great experience to eat dinner at a location where you are known and greater by name. The entire staff knows who we are and we appreciate that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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- Sunday, October 24, 2004
Three men were sitting together bragging about how they had given their new wives duties.
Russ had married a woman from Missouri, and bragged that he had told his wife she was going to do all the dishes and house cleaning that needed done at their house. He said that it took a couple days but on the third day he came home to a clean house and the dishes were all washed and put away.
The second man had married a woman from Florida. He bragged that he had given his wife orders that she was to do all the cleaning, dishes, and the cooking. He told them that the first day he didn't see any results, but the next day it was better. By the third day, his house was clean, the dishes were done, and he had a huge dinner on the table.
The third man had married a California girl. He boasted that he told her that her duties were to keep the house cleaned, dishes washed, lawn mowed, laundry washed and hot meals on the table for every meal. He said the first day he didn't see anything, the second day he didn't see anything, but by the third day most of the swelling had gone down and he could see a little out of his left eye. Enough to fix himself a bite to eat, load the dishwasher, and telephone a landscaper.
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The mostly elderly clients of Wells Fargo Bank in Ardsley, who put faith in their personal banker William Saffian, may feel some justice knowing that he is currently behind bars and faces several felony charges for allegedly stealing more than $535,000 from 14 clients.
"This defendant carefully targeted his victims, preying on the elderly and those who were not paying close attention to their bank account balances," said Westchester County District Attorney Janet DiFiore. "His almost daily electronic transfers of thousands of dollars should be a reminder to all of us to monitor our accounts and remain vigilant."
Saffian, a Yonkers resident, is accused of creating joint bank accounts between unaffiliated customers and allegedly making dozens of illegal withdrawals and transfers between several accounts while he was employed at the Saw Mill River Road bank between Aug. 23, 2010 and Jan. 10, 2012.
In order to do this, the 29-year-old allegedly impersonated customers over the phone or Internet and modified the addresses where customer's statements were sent to make ATM, check and/or counter withdrawals, police said. Most of the victims were over the age of 80.
The bank notified the district attorney's office in February 2012, who started an investigated along with the U.S. Postal Inspector and the U.S. Secret Service.
"William Saffian no longer works for the company," said Emily Phillips, the northeast communications consultant for Wells Fargo. "Our customers were not held responsible for unauthorized charges on their Wells Fargo accounts. This is an ongoing legal matter, which is being handled by the Westchester County District Attorney's office. We can't comment any further and we continue to cooperate with them."
Saffian was arrested and arraigned in Ardsley Village Court on Thursday. He was charged with:
- one count of grand larceny in the second degree, a class "C" felony
- three counts of forgery in the second degree, class "D" felonies
- three counts of falsifying business records in the first degree, class "E" felonies
- one count of scheme to defraud in the first degree, a class "E" felony
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When the cloud goes down: Software design for failure
May 8, 2011 1 Comment
Cloud computing & HA
A recent outage of Amazon's Virginia based cloud, resulted in several companies being completely offline for several hours, days or worse. The world was shocked at it had always assumed the cloud to just be there, always. One can only imagine the damage done to businesses in terms of missed revenue, but also because of bad publicity. This problem did not hit all companies that were also serving their customer from the same Virginia based cloud. How did they manage to handle these problems?
The great thing about cloud computing is that you don't have to worry about the availability of the underlying platform that is hosting your applications. Or at least you think you don't have to care about it. Most people assume availability is something we used to worry about in a traditional non-cloud based set-up, but we nowadays expect the cloud provider to take care of it. This is a fundamental mistake, as we have seen with the recent outage of the world's largest cloud provider Amazon. Another example is the recent bankruptcy of the Dutch Cloud provider iTricity. Their strategy was to deliver IT as Electricity, but we all know even electricity coming from a wall socket is never guaranteed. That's why we have emergency power supplies in data centers and hospitals. It's funny that we don't always take the same kind of measures when it comes to applications we run in the cloud. We probably just assume the cloud already takes care of this. Although there are numerous of technical solutions to implement HA this post focuses primarily on the fundamental idea how to deal with the world of cloud computing which has shown to be unpredictable when it comes to HA.
Cloud Software Design Principles
The companies not having major problems during Amazon's recent outages did something differently than others. It's not rocket-science: They just assumed the cloud would most likely be unavailable at some point in time and already implemented a way of dealing with this. Some of them made sure all data was continuously replicated to a different (cloud based) location and were able to deploy resources fast to get their applications up and running. This is great but needs manual intervention and still means downtime because it just takes time to start everything in a different locations. Others took cloud HA to the next level and made sure the application was aware of different cloud locations. Perfect HA software never trusts the platform it's running on and has mechanisms built-in to automatically move to a different location when needed. Without downtime.
The following are key design principles for software engineering in the cloud
- don't trust the underlying platform
- assume things will go wrong
- design for failure, to automatically handle platform failures
- make the application aware for the underlying platform, so it can manage its own platform resources if things go wrong
- make sure you physically know where your cloud runs, even if it is cloud based
- implement auto provisioning to dynamically scale capacity. Automatically failing over services into another locations may require more resources that usual. You don' want a lack of capacity to take down this environment too
The ideas described here assume you have at least 2 completely independent locations that are geographically distributed. This means that no problems in one location can in any way disturb the other location. There can be no dependencies between them. You also want to check any cloud services you are running, such as dns or email. Are they depending on the availability of one supplier? Are they at the same locations you are in? You need to make sure these services are also in redundant locations without any dependencies between them.
New trend in Cloud software design
We have traditionally been focusing on building high available infrastructure in data centers. With cloud computing, we do not have control any more on the infrastructure level, but we should never assume it's going to be available always. There is a new trend coming: it's not the focus on infrastructure being HA, it' the software that's architected and built to be high available. The software can now handle infrastructure failures and even expects them to happen. This fundamental shift in thinking will require a more tight cooperation between development and operations (DevOps) in software companies.
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Fiction Writer Siobhan Fallon & Poet Elyse Fenton on love, loss, & war
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
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Siobhan Fallon
Siobhan Fallon is the author of You Know When the Men Are Gone (Amy Einhorn Books/Penguin). Her stories and essays have appeared in Publishers' Weekly, Women's Day, Good Housekeeping, New Letters, and Salamander, among others, and she is currently writing a monthly fiction series for Military Spouse Magazine.
"There is the war we know -- from Hollywood and CNN, about dirt-smeared soldiers disarming IEDs and roaring along in Humvees and kicking down the doors of terrorist hideouts -- and then there is the battleground at home depicted by breakout author Siobhan Fallon, an army wife with a neglected, deeply important perspective and a staggering arsenal of talent..." -Benjamin Percy
Elyse Fenton
Elyse Fenton is the author of Clamor, winner of the 2009 Cleveland State University Poetry Center First Book Prize. Her poetry and nonfiction have also appeared in such journals as Bat City Review, The Iowa Review, The Massachusetts Review, The New York Times, and Salamander. In 2010, she received the University of Wales Dylan Thomas Prize for Clamor.
"From the smoldering wreckage of battle-scarred Iraq to the 'last unmuzzled throatful of air,' Elyse Fenton's debut collection clamors with such exigency that it drops us right into the danger zone. Her art is precise, persistent and volatile when deployed to the front lines. But also sparing...embedded within a relationship tested by the distance from battlefield to home..." -D.A. Powell
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.(WHAS11) – Defense Secretary Leon Panetta made it official, women are no longer barred from combat in the U.S. Armed Services. It's certainly a controversial decision. WHAS11 talked to one woman who has dedicated years of her life to the Army and is training to become an Apache helicopter pilot.
"I think it really says, we are equal. And the 10 percent of the fighting force that's here, they're part of us too. We're all one," Elizabeth Likins said.
The Corbin, Ky. native has been in the Army for eight years, serving two tours, one in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. The repeal, she believes, creates opportunity for discussion.
"I think what it really does, is it forces us to talk about equality and it forces us to be the same," explained Likins.
Women like Likins make up 15 percnet of active duty personnel. More than 150 women died in Afghanistan and Iraq. The change, however, doesn't guarantee more women combat roles.
Panetta said, "Not everyone can meet the qualifications to be a combat soldier. But, everyone is entitled to the chance."
The repeal is not without its critics. Those who believe women just aren't built like men. Likins says it's irrelevant. "I think it's more important that it's open. We'll worry about the details later and how that plays out. But, to be able to do something and to be able to do any job. I think that's what's important for females."
There will be exceptions. Units can seek waivers to prevent women from taking certain jobs. Those will have to be personally approved by the defense secretary.
Right now, Likins says it's not about the details, "This is a huge step and we've talked about it for so long that there's kind of a muddling of what this really means, but it's a big moment."
About 230,000 specialties are closed to women and they won't all automatically be opened. Instead, there will be a review by military services to make that determination. The Marine Corps and Army will do testing with men and women to see if their recruiting PT tests need to be changed. The Air Force will change very little. Already 99 percent of their jobs are open to women.


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"It's the best choice I've made in my high school career," said Ocko, who transferred after two varsity season at Danvers.


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Enjoy each bite with the famous Galician bread, Barra Gallega. Loaves of the extraordinary bread are flown straight from the ovens of a baker in Galicia. Pop them in the oven for ten minutes, and you'll be amazed that they're so airy and fresh!
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Small Wonders 2 Swing Ride Set
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Kids love the double swing set, a superb home play centre that's perfect for having fun together.
Features two swings, a sturdy metal frame and chunky, blow-moulded seats.
The double swing set is perfect for your growing family, with adjustable ropes to ensure your youngsters' feet still stay off the ground as they grow.
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- Age from 3-8 years
- Not suitable for children under 3 years
- Only for domestic use
- 2 swing ride set
- Assembled Size: L224 x W140 x H176cms.
Small Wonders Toddler Swing with Booster Seat
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This Small Wonders toddler swing with booster seat is the perfect way to encourage your child to get out in the fresh air.
Suitable for children between 1 and 3 years old, this garden swing comes with a secure, fully enclosed booster seat with high back to ensure your child can play in complete safety.
The Small Wonders garden swing is easy to push, while the smaller frame is sturdy and secure. The frame is also easy to assemble and fits perfectly into even the smallest of gardens.
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- Small Wonders nursery swing with booster seat
- For ages 12-36 months
- Maximum weight per user: 25kg
- Set up size: H 119, W 132, L 140 cm
- For 1 child
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Small Wonders 2-in-1 Swing
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This sturdy 2-in-1 garden swing is adaptable to suit your growing child.
The nursery swing option is ideal for toddlers up to the 20 kg, strapping them in so they can't slip out and also feel safe while they enjoy a gentle swing.
Once your child gets bigger, the single swing option will suit them until they reach 45 kg, or approximately the age of 10. Simply add the extra poles supplied for additional height and install the bigger swing seat.
The child's swing features a durable powder-coated steel frame with ground pegs for extra support, so it's built to cope with plenty of play while giving parents peace of mind. Colours and designs may vary.
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- Age from toddler to 10 years
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