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My daughter and I visited Ruth Bancroft Garden . We thought it was going to be a short visit but we were so impressed we spent two hours there and we are going to return for the sculpture show when it comes next year.
The Ruth Bancroft Garden is a small garden. What I loved about this place was the friendly staff and the maps to take a self guided tour of the property. I also enjoyed the sculptures and nursery of plants for sale on site. There are some nice displays of plants.
Our primary reason for attending the Ruth Bancroft Garden is the annual sculpture show. Although many of the pieces are out of our price range, we have nonetheless managed, I think without fail, to find something to bring home each year.
You wouldn't expect it judged by the location, but once inside the gardens you'll find yourself in a little oasis. The garden tends to focus on plants native to this locale.
If you have time to volunteer and like plants this would be a great cause. Ruth is now too old to garden but she had a lovely idea. We went last week mid April and there were some flowers blooming but I would like to see it in season. This place is a lot of work and looks like it...
My best friend and I stumbled upon this gem on our way to Mt. Diablo. I had no idea how lucky we were! The docent led tour was very informative & interesting, and the garden itself is remarkable. I became a member, and now take friends there when we are in the area (and I live 5 hours away!). Definitely...
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I read about this garden on the net and went to see it during my stay in California. It was 10-30 in the morning when I reached there and hoped to spend an hour there as I had an appointment at 12. The ladies in the office were very kind and were explaining to me about a paid walking tour...
After many trips to visit family in the Walnut Creek area, we recently visited these gardens for the first time. We wish we'd gone there sooner!
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Driver 'livid' after police blew up his broken down taxi in terror scare near the Gherkin
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The remarkable mummy was found in a hidden burial vault in the Amazon.
It is at least 600 years old and has survived thanks to the embalming skills of her tribe, the Chachapoyas or cloud warriors.
Eleven further mummies were recovered from the massive cave complex 82ft down.
The vault - which was also used for worship - was chanced upon three months ago by a farmer working at the edge of northern Peru's rainforest. He tipped off scientists who uncovered ceramics, textiles and wall paintings.
The Chachapoyas were a tall, fairhaired, light-skinned race that some researchers believe may have come from Europe.
Little is known about them except that they were one of the more advanced ancient civilisations in the area. Adept at fighting, they commanded a large kingdom from the year 800 to 1500 that stretched across the Andes.
It is not known what the Chachapoyas actually called themselves - they are identified by the name given to them by their rivals and eventual conquerors, the Incas.
It comes from the Inca's Quechua language and means 'cloud people', because of the high forests in the clouds that the Chachapoyas inhabited.
Virtually all record of the tribe was lost when the Incas were themselves overrun by the Spanish conquistadors who landed in 1512.
They have, however, left behind a spectacular citadel, called Kuelap, 10,000ft up in the Andes.
It has more than 400 buildings and defensive towers, many of them with decorated walls, cornices and friezes.
Some experts rate Kuelap more highly than the Incan ruins at Machu Picchu.
Herman Crobera, the leader of the archaeological team that explored the cave, said: 'This is a discovery of transcendental importance.
'It is the first time any kind of underground burial site this size has been found belonging to Chachapoyas or other cultures in the region.'
He said walls near the mummies in the limestone cave were covered with paintings of faces and warriorlike figures which may have been drawn to ward off intruders and evil spirits.
'The remote site for this cemetery tells us that the Chachapoyas had enormous respect for their ancestors because they hid them away for protection,' added Mr Crobera.
'Locals call the cave Iyacyecuj, or enchanted water, because of its spiritual importance and its underground rivers.' The archaeologists have not yet established an accurate age for their finds.
Once they have finished exploring and excavating the tomb, Peruvian authorities want to turn it into a museum. The mummies are going on show at the Museum of the Nation in the capital Lima.
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In his 1980 Broadway debut, Patinkin won a Tony Award for his role as Che in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Evita and was nominated in 1984 for his starring role in the Pulitzer Prize–winning musical, Sunday in the Park with George. In 1991 he returned to Broadway in the Tony Award-winning musical The Secret Garden and in 1997 played a sold–out engagement of his one-man concert, Mandy Patinkin in Concert, with all profits benefiting five charitable organizations. Mandy's other solo concerts, Celebrating Sondheim and Mamaloshen have been presented both on Broadway and Off. Other stage credits include The Wild Party, Falsettos, The Winter's Tale, The Knife, Leave It to Beaver is Dead, Rebel Women, Hamlet, Trelawney of the 'Wells', The Shadow Box, The Split, Savages, and Henry IV, Part I.
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SANS Internet Storm Center, InfoCON: green: telnetd rulez: Cisco Ironport WSA Telnetd Remote Code Execution Vulnerability, (Wed, Oct 22nd)
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Glafkos sent us his vulnerability advisory for a remote code execution vuln hed identified and reported in Ciscos Ironport WSA Telnetd.
Vendor: Cisco
Product web page: http://www.cisco.com
Affected version: Cisco Ironport WSA – AsyncOS 8.0.5 for Web build 075
Date: 22/05/2014
Credits: Glafkos Charalambous
CVSS Score: 7.6
Impact: Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution with elevated privileges
Description: The Cisco Ironport WSA virtual appliances are vulnerable to an old FreeBSD telnetd encryption Key ID buffer overflow which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code (CVE-2011-4862).
Cisco WSA Virtual appliances have the vulnerable telnetd daemon enabled by default.
Nice work by Glafkos but what you cant see is me shaking my head. *sigh*
Ill repeat the facepalm-inspiring statement again: Cisco WSA Virtual appliances have the vulnerable telnetd daemon enabled by default.
Still, with the telnets? And on by default?
From the related FreeBSD advisory:
The FreeBSD telnet daemon, telnetd(8), implements the server side of the
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Executive producer Terri Templeton and leading Armory Show scholar Laurette McCarthy will introduce the film and take questions following the screening. McCarthy is featured prominently in the film.
This is the fourth time 217 Films' work has been shown at the National Gallery of Art.
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As the 108th Congress comes to an end, I wanted you to see what I've been up to during my first two years as a United States Senator.
When I announced that I was running for office in March 2002, I said, "I'm running for the Senate with conservative principles and an independent attitude," and I believe my time in office has reflected that. I also said that I wanted to be an ambassador from Tennessee to Washington and not the other way around. I am pleased that I was able to get back to Tennessee for more than 130 visits.
As chairman of Senate Subcommittees on Energy, Children and Families and African Affairs as well as the Tennessee Valley Authority Congressional Caucus, I held 21 hearings, some of which were in Tennessee.
I am also proud to report that 13 pieces of legislation I introduced have passed the Senate:
American History and Civics - creates summer residential academies for outstanding teachers and students of American history and civics.
High-performance computing - authorizes $165 million so the Oak Ridge National Laboratory can help the U.S. recapture the international lead in high-performance computing.
Alcoa Land Swap - renews Alcoa, Inc.'s hydroelectric licenses, protecting 2,000 Alcoa, Inc.'s jobs, makes 6,000 acres available to Great Smoky Mountain National Park and another 4,000 acres for outdoor recreation. President Bush signed this bill into law last week.
Internet Tax compromise - extends moratorium on state and local taxation of Internet access while preserving state and local governments' long term ability to make budgeting decisions.
Head Start for military families - makes sure that extra combat pay does not make military families ineligible for Head Start and other federal benefits.
Children with disabilities (IDEA) - would allow parents of infants and toddlers more choices of how their children receive special education services.
Special Education teachers - gives states more flexibility and time to insure that special education teachers are qualified under No Child Left Behind legislation.
Community Services Block Grant/LIHEAP - helps 100,000 Tennesseans with job training, income management and emergency services and pays home heating and cooling bills for another 72,000 Tennesseans.
Preserves Oath of Allegiance - stops agencies from rewriting Oath of Allegiance for new citizens unless Congress approves.
Clean Air - provides tax credits for pollution control equipment for large industries.
Natural Gas Prices - requires Secretary of Energy to Report to Congress on natural gas supply and demand.
Congo Basin Forest Partnership - authorizes U.S. participation in a partnership to help preserve the central African rainforest across six countries in central Africa. It has been signed into law.
Homeland Security – allows private security companies to work with the FBI to conduct background checks of potential employees at no cost to taxpayers.
As we look toward the future, there are five pieces of major legislation that I have proposed which are helping shape debate and will be considered in the next Congress:
Pell Grants for Kids - gives K-8 students a $500 scholarship that follows them to the school or other accredited academic program of their parents' choice.
Americans Outdoors - uses revenues from off shore oil and gas drilling on federal lands for wildlife conservation, city parks and Land and Water Conservation Fund.
Clean Air - moves farther, faster than President's proposal to limit power plant emissions of sulfur, nitrogen, mercury and carbon, with Sen. Tom Carper (D-DE).
American History - provides state-by-state comparisons of what 8th and 12th graders are learning about U.S. history through National Assessment of Education Progress tests.
Head Start - creates Centers of Excellence for Early Childhood Education and continues paying Head Start money directly to community groups rather than first to states.
There are also several bills that I have supported and helped to enact, including:
State sales tax deduction – allows 600,000 Tennesseans who itemize their federal income taxes can now deduct their state and local sales taxes. This will save each taxpayer an average of $470 each year;
Tobacco buyout - gets the federal government completely out of the tobacco business at no cost to the taxpayer. The government will buy out tobacco allotments from 70,000 Tennesseans, paying them $760 million over the next 10 years;
Sick Workers - to move claims processing from Department of Energy to Department of Labor to help Oak Ridge's "Cold War Veterans."
Military families - allows soldiers to fly directly home instead of to a U.S. city often far from their hometown, which speeds up the soldier's homecoming and makes possible more time with family.
Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act - provides grants to states to improve child protection systems and community-based family resource services.
Child Care and Development Block Grant Program – improves early learning opportunities and school preparedness.
Sudan Assistance – authorizes $300 million for humanitarian assistance to Sudan.
Other significant legislation I have supported includes:
TVA management - creates part-time board and a full time Chief Executive Officer to run TVA.
Funding for physical sciences – increases the Department of Energy's Office of Science funding from the current $3.3 billion to more than $6 billion per year within the next 5 years to sustain our nation's technical and scientific leadership.
Hydrogen Initiative – authorizes $1.3 billion for the President's hydrogen initiative that will fund research and development of hydrogen engines, systems, automotive materials and fuels to make our air cleaner and our country less dependent on foreign oil.
Child Care funding – to increase child care funding $6 billion over five years as part of welfare reform reauthorization.
And I want to share with you some of the honors of which I am especially proud to have received during the past two years:
"Legislator of the Year" by the National Association of Counties.
Distinguished Congressional Award by the National League of Cities.
Kreible Freedom and Democracy Award from the Free Congress Foundation.
"Hero of the Taxpayer" by Americans for Tax Reform (twice).
"Best and Brightest" by American Conservative Union.
"Industry Champion Award" from Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association (for efforts to help persuade President to end steel tariff).
Toast of the Town Award from the American Lung Association of Tennessee (for work on clean air).
"Friend of the Farm Bureau" by the American Farm Bureau Federation.
"A Rating" from the National Rifle Association.
Guardian of Small Business Award from the National Federation of Independent Business.
Legislative Honor Roll for Economic Development from National Association of Manufacturers, U.S. Chamber of Commerce and National Federation of Independent Business.
True Blue Award from the Family Research Council.
2004 Small Business Advocate from Small Business Survival Committee.
Golden Gavel Award - first in his freshman class to receive the award from his Senate colleagues for presiding over the Senate for 100 hours.
I've enjoyed my work, and I hope I've made a contribution. Thank you for giving me the privilege of serving as your United States Senator.
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Actress Somi De Souza was so offended she instructed a legal team to demand an apology and accused the BBC of unlawful discrimination, and the show's boss has now admitted he regrets broadcasting the "light-hearted" remark.
Executive producer Andy Wilman confessed the "slope" comment was a "joke referencing both the build quality of the bridge and the local Asian man who was crossing it", adding: "(We) regret any offence caused."
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BIG Groundbreaking on Faroe Islands
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Nick Miller.
The renderings just keep coming. And, after a recent groundbreaking, a building will too. With projects on their way in New York, Phoenix, Washington, D.C., Miami, Paris, Copenhagen,and Tianjin, China, Bjarke Ingels has just broken ground again, this time on the Faroe Islands off the coast of Denmark, where, in typical BIG fashion, he will lay down the largest building on the small, self-governing archipelago. Located on a hillside outside the capital-town of Torshavn, the new Marknagil Education Center will gather three of the country's educational institutions under one roof.
Unveiled> Bjarke Ingels Designs an Entire City Covered in Green Roofs Near Paris
Monday, April 22, 2013
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The Bjarke Ingels Group, along with Tess, Transsolar, Base, Transitec, and Michel Forgue, have revealed their winning design for EuropaCity, a 200-acre urban cultural and commercial destination located between Paris and Roissy. Combining the forms of a dense European city with an open landscape, EuropaCity is set to be a retail, cultural, and leisure city of unprecedented scale. Modeled on the European urban experience and equipped with cutting edge green technologies, the development will serve as a retail and cultural hub for the region as well as a laboratory and showcase for sustainable design.
Groundbreaking Pushes Bjarke Ingels' Hedonistic Sustainability Into Spotlight
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Branden Klayko.
Against all odds, BIG-founder Bjarke Ingels is actually building a mountain-slash-ski-slope-slash-waste-to-energy-power-plant in his hometown of Copenhagen. Announced in 2011, the project nearly stalled during the approval process, but officials in the Danish capital broke ground on the facility on Monday. Called the Amager Bakke Waste-to-Energy Plant, the structure represents Ingels' concept of Hedonistic Sustainability, the notion that a sustainable building shouldn't only be green, but should also be fun.
New York City Council Gives Bjarke Ingels' "Courtscraper" the Green Light
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Nicole Anderson.
It took some negotiating, but New York City Council has approved Durst Fetner's plans to build West 57th, a 750-unit residential development designed by Danish architect, Bjarke Ingels. Crain's reported that the 32-story pyramidal "courtscraper,†sandwiched between 11th Avenue and the Hudson River, will consist of 750 rental apartments, with an additional 100 units in a converted industrial building.
An early point of contention stemmed from what city council viewed as an inadequate plan for income-restricted housing, which will only be affordable for 35 years. While Durst Fetner didn't budge on this issue, they did agree to donate $1 million to an affordable housing fund.
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Monday, July 2, 2012
Branden Klayko.
Bjarke Ingels, architect of mountains, now has set his eyes on Everest. The New York and Copenhagen-based architect's firm BIG has been tapped by the Rockefellers to design one of the world's tallest buildings at 1,929 feet for a new commercial development in Tianjin, China, a city of nearly 13 million people. Ingels revealed a cryptic, fog-shrouded rendering of the tower on his web site—indicative of the scarcity of detail yet released on the tower—but this being the information age,  AN found more information and views of the tower on a clear day.
Unveiled> Bjarke Ingels Builds an Arch Filled With Culture for Bordeaux, France
Friday, June 22, 2012
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Bjarke Ingels has again thrown us for a loop, this time in Bordeaux, France. Ingels' firm BIG has revealed its latest competition-winner called the Maison de l'Économie Créative et de la Culture en Aquitaine, or, for the rest of us, MÉCA. As AN noted in April, BIG won the commission working with Paris-based FREAKS freearchitects, beating out the likes of SANAA and Toulouse-based W-Architectures, but the renderings have been kept under wraps until now. Ingels' explained the design using his signature diagram-based narrative as an array of three visual and performing arts agencies arranged around a 120-foot-tall arch-shaped building.
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Tom Stoelker.
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BIG calls its 10-foot high glowing heart sculpture "BIG♥NYC." The design affair was something of a ménage à quatre, with Flatcut (the fabricator),  Local Projects (the interaction designers), and Zumtobel (the lighting designers) pitching in on the effort. Four-hundred LED-lit acrylic tubes wrap a cube that bounds a suspended heart. Not surprisingly, when touched the heart grows brighter.
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The latest blog posting from Marineland has former employees upset.
The blog highlights a recent survey conducted by a Toronto newspaper that indicated Marineland is still a favourite destination for Ontarians. This, despite allegations the park has mistreated its animals.
In the posting, Marineland saying it's "deeply touched" by the honour and is promising it will try even harder to entertain and educate park visitors next season.
It goes on to say that its staff and veterinarians remain busy taking care of the animals during the off-season. It speaks to the older animals in particular, those that have retired from performing that "need the tender loving care that everything needs later in life."
As for the rest of the animals, the blog also says right now it's "playtime for the animals - rest time when they're ready and mealtime when they are hungry."
Former staff aren't happy with the blog post.
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'Rooted', a word in New Zealand parlance that has several meanings. The more savoury one is "something broken, or has been broken". New Zealand have been rooted among other things; in this instance by a baby faced 22-year-old.
With scores of 56 and 79 not out in the first two ODI's and being the first player to have six consecutive scores of 30-plus starting with his debut, Joe Root stood out, and rightly so, to the New Zealand crowd who hadn't seen him bat and dash about the field. He was denied a seventh 30-plus score on the trot (28 not out) only because New Zealand didn't score enough in the second innings to leave him the runs to do so. Although, had he waited for the ball to roll over the boundary and not touched down for the completed final single, it would have been scored as a four and he would have kept his 30-plus run alive. The quirks of the game.
Root has time, he has a plan and, most importantly, he has a level head that belies his age. He rotates the strike, he can hit a boundary, when needed, and can happily switch back and forth between the aggressor and the nudger.
In the same way a young Root has had success with the bat in this series, the slightly older Steven Finn has been fiery and controlled and been a star at the top of the innings with the ball. Together with James Anderson, haven't let New Zealand take advantage of the Powerplay - 18 for 1, 21 for 2, and 32-1 in three games - and have taken wickets to compound the run-rate issues New Zealand have had. Finn has shortened his run-up and looks a little more in control of his limbs at jump and delivery. Pace and bounce have been his most important allies and the pitches have suited him throughout.
New Zealand played the latest ODI, perceivably, with a lack of real commitment; it was as if they were resigned to being on the wrong side of the ledger after losing the toss and being inserted. Weak dismissals punctuated the batting innings, and maybe New Zealand were lucky to catch the England team's ODI replacements on the hope in the first ODI in Hamilton.
The replacements from the Twenty20 series were based in Hamilton before start of the series, but had no opportunity for a warm-up hit-out, only use of the practice facilities at Seddon Park. Coming in cold to any series has been the burden of the New Zealand team; it has also been the case on recent overseas tours and they have equally not performed in the early international matches.
Brendon McCullum seems to have found his rhythm with the bat. The two new balls that are used in each innings means he is more valuable down the order when the ball is older, still hard, but not swinging or seaming as much as they tend to at the top of the innings. The captain has been allowed to "get in" and then get destructive. His best was in Napier during a partnership with the ex-captain Ross Taylor. McCullum pasted the England bowlers for 74 from 36 balls in an innings that New Zealand fans will feel typifies the belligerent batsman; as a finisher.
Taylor, after a tough start back into international cricket in the T20 series, found his feet in the first ODI and took that form into the second. A revitalising hundred in front of his home crowd took New Zealand to a score (269) that was never going to be totally secure, but would give them a chance if they took a wickets early. They didn't. On a side note the perceived awkwardness of the McCullum - Taylor relationship looked a thing of the past. They enjoyed a rollicking partnership in Napier and seeing Taylor chasing a dismissed McCullum to congratulate him on his innings was pleasing to see.
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New Zealand have been outplayed, and outgunned, in the last two ODIs and it's hard to see the Test series being much different.
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Jeb Bush, the outspoken former Florida Governor, isn't ready to confirm any 2016 bid; instead he is more focused on doing what he is best known for, being an ideas man who gets results.
"I have a voice, I want to share my beliefs about how the conservative movement and the Republican Party can regain its footing, because we've lost our way," Bush told Today Show host Matt Lauer on Monday.
Bush said he wouldn't rule out presidential run, "but I won't declare today either," he said to Lauer.
One area Bush is making his voice heard is on immigration and how the GOP's can better engage Hispanic voters.
This week Bush released a new book called "Immigration Wars: Forging an American Solution," outlining a strategy to help the GOP connect with the nation's largest minority group and an extensive plan for immigration reform.
Bush, 60, recognizes that immigration is not the top issue for Hispanics and Asian-Americans, two major emerging voting populations. Yet, Bush added, Republicans need to acknowledge that immigration is an important issue to those voters. Bush states immigration is a "gateway. If you set a tone that you don't want people to be part of your team, they don't join," he said.
In 2012, Obama carried Hispanic and Asian-American voters by a 3-1 ratio.
Bush and co-author Clint Bolick, an attorney and vice president for litigation at the Arizona-based Goldwater Institute, argue their immigration proposal is more extensive than the draft from the Obama administration and a more conservative blueprint than the senate outline. Bush argues his proposal is more likely to get through the Republican-controlled house.
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The book comes at a time when the immigration debate will surely become even more heated as lawmakers move beyond outlines to circulating full legislation. (The book's publication was pushed up by two months in hopes of having an impact on the immigration policy discussion.)
Later this moth the gang of eight bipartisan senators, which includes Florida Senator Marco Rubio, will release their comprehensive immigration reform legislation. They previously circulated an outline of principles.
A group of bipartisan members of House of Representatives are also set to release their own comprehensive immigration bill. According to reports it will include significant difference to the White House and Senate proposals. It will : provide a mechanism to grant legal status to many illegal immigrants, but not include new paths to citizenship.
No doubt, Jeb Bush will make his voice heard. Next week Bush will deliver a featured address at Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).
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