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Just an fyi for all the Microsoft virtual server dreamers out there. MS Virtual Server doesnt stand a chance against Vmware's ESX server. Microsoft virtual server product runs on top of another OS like windows server 2003. So we all know how window slows down servers compared to linux, right? well now you're telling me that on top of that slow windows OS you�re going to install the virtual server software? And then within that software you�re going to run multiple virtual machines? Trust me this is terribly slow. It sounds like VMware's old product called GSX server that they came out with in 1995.
ESX on the other hand is a real DATA CENTER product. ESX is popular because you install it by it's self on the server hardware, no need to run it on another OS like windows. ESX uses a striped down linux kernel for the OS, so it's performance impressive, unlike windows.
However I'll admit that Vmware is a little expenise, but you get what you pay for.
Quote: "The thing is, the touted performance of ESX is no longer there on new hardware. IntelVT and AMDVTx are both capable of entirely offsetting the prior disadvantage of �emulation�. When you�re a Windows-only (or Windows-mostly) shop, Virtual Server can outperform ESX by quite a bit because VS hooks into the HAL directly. SQL on VS is much faster than on ESX and has so much higher hardware compatibility."
More info here: http://servervirtualization.blogs.techtarget.com/2007/06/04/vmware-esx-configuration-cost-problems-spur-users-switch-to-microsoft-virtual-server/?track=NL-653&ad=590818&asrc=EM_NLT_1536458&uid=592874
FUD. Readers, please read the comments by the other "specialists" in response to that one article (link provided by dinveko) to get the full info. And don't depend on just one person's opinion.
Here is some info from the so call specialist from the same site but less subjective:
Quote: "VPC crashed every time I attempted to access the virtual drive (mapped to the physical drive). Support is non-existent for VPC 2K7 because Microsoft doesn�t even list it as a product at the support website. "
Just one answer.....Intel & Cisco bought into VMW for a reason!! Intel is swaying from Microsoft and towards VMW. That is easy to see.....
It has special department - Intel Capital - that does it. 100 M dollars that Intel invested in VMWare is tiny percentage of Intel investments. Perhaps it just wanted to make some buck (as in VMW going up from $30 to $50) :-)
Welcome back vjssertblah LOL
You are funnier than George Kostanza.
Re: MS Virtual Server will never be serious competion for ESX (Not rated) 26-Aug-07 12:48 pm Just one answer.....Intel & Cisco bought into VMW for a reason!! Intel is swaying from Microsoft and towards VMW. That is easy to see.....
So what is a real p/e?
You're a bit off point. GSX server changed its name to VMware Server. Server is their free version and runs on top of Windows OS as a VM host.
Esx is more robust; nonetheless, I have to node in agreement with Retired_Analyst that it still takes a performance hit.
So what stops MS from stripping down windows? You think they don't understand how to strip down their own OS? Or you think they don't know Linux? If VMW can strip down linux I tell you 200 startups can do that. The tricky part is virtualizing, which MS and couple other like XEN and Paralles do quite well. XEN comes pre-installed with Linux! So XEN covers linux while MS virtualPC covers windows, all for FREE! Good luck VMW selling that $200 workstation software. The barrier for entry on that 100MB install tiny little OS is not very high trust me. VMW beat it to the game, but MS is not standing still. BTW ESX incurs 15%+ performance hit, you think real mission critical houses who payed top dollar for hardware will
pay more top dollar to slow itself down 15%? People who hype virtualization do not understand how good modern OS are, yes even Windows. Virtualization is very impressive and a killer app for sw testing/hobbists etc but that is well served by the free versions from MS and XEN. It is far from a must-have for most if not all big COs who have competent staff. Hype it all you want, the fact is ESX has been around for YEARS and the PE is now 230. Who knows maybe 200Mil rev came from EMC itself?
Dear tired analyst:
Is your real name John Mackey, or do you work for Microsoft?
"The tricky part is virtualizing, which MS and couple other like XEN and Paralles do quite well."
That was so freaking funny, quite well my butt. Xen ok, but MS and Parallels??? Not even close. Have you even use any of those products? And if MS were to strip down their OS to and put more effect into having a product to compete with ESX, how do you know they will ofter it for free??? you don't. Also Xen's enterprise products are not FREE. Cheaper then VMW's ESX, yes, but not FREE! If you are talking about Xen's free products, VMware has free products too!
Workstation cost about $200, because it offers a lot more then what the free products offer. Like anything else, higher price for a better product that has more capabilities. But I'm sure you know that since you are retired and rich, right? Workstation is gear towards the software developer community, which I know people that work at Google and other companys love using and willing to pay for.
Most of the post I read by you have be negative and against VMW. You'll just a hater that don't know all the facts.
What's this $200 workstation software you mentioned?
Sorry but 90% of the virtual world disagrees with you.
You can say or talk down VMW all you want, but it does not change the facts. Your vague attempt to add credibility by the use of your alias name is just one more indication of attempts to make virtualization as easy as baking a pie.
Smart people understand this and the stupid ones will suffer because of your holier then thou attitude. The market will decide.


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Rebecca gave an invigorating presentation expressing her gratitude for the opportunity to attend RYLA and for the financial support of the Dundas Sunrise Rotary Club. At RYLA there were several workshops in learning styles, trust building, public speaking, personal values and ethics and career development. Her main takeaway was a way to improve her adaptability during negotiations or interactions with other people or groups.
- Councillor VanderBeek has a long history of public service and is proud to be the councillor for Dundas
- She indicated that her job challenges include the numerous meetings she has to attend at city hall and elsewhere – sitting on approximately 19 different committees/sub-committees, board/tribunals and/or agencies; the multitude of emails her office receives on a daily basis – sometimes numbering as many as 500 per day; all this time while, abundantly important and necessary, takes away from her local constituency office time
- Current Projects of Interest:
- Service Club Sign – working on having existing boards replaced/updated
- Governor's Road – will be completed in three stages, starting this year
- J. L. Grightmire Arena – this is a major project (approx. $7 million) that has taken extensive planning and the cooperation of the Hamilton Conservation Authority due to flood plain issues surrounding the arena property; construction is scheduled to begin in the spring of 2017 and will take approximately 18 months and therefore require the temporary relocation of several user groups including Dundas Minor Hockey, Dundas Junior "C" Blues Hockey Club, Real McCoys Senior "AAA" Hockey Club etc.
- Hamilton Air Force Club – is currently experiencing difficulties and if sold leaves the possibility of no entrance to the Butterfly Park as this land is zoned industrial
- Dundas Driving Park Rock Garden – this garden has been part of the Park's landscape for decades; during that period it has gone through many maintenance issues; it is now being brought back to its intended splendor by "The Dundas Rock Star Volunteers"; from personal experience, it is worth the visit and The Rock Stars are to be congratulated for their tireless work
- Cootes Drive and Our Beloved Turtles – more fencing to be erected to prevent turtle crossing mishaps
- Parkside H.S. Property – as well known, council has purchased this property and designated it as an extension to Grove Cemetery; it should be noted that this property has always been designated for this purpose
Thanks so much for joining us on Sunday and mucking right in. I have to say that you really seem to be one of us and you would be most welcome to join us anytime and yes please bring your boys.
I would particularly like to extend our thanks through you to the Dundas Valley Sunrise Rotary Club for its generous donation. Please know that these funds will serve an important aid in allowing us to continue our work in cleaning the Cootes Watershed in Dundas.
With great thanks,
Joe took us through some of his training experiences. The first was in Algonquin Park in the middle of winter. Approximately 20 students slept in a one room cabin on a single long bed. Their outdoor training involved them developing their leadership and communication skills as well as several trust building activities – all at -20 degrees. The second training was a day long event at Niagara College and the third was in Jamestown New York. The last training involved both outbound students like Joe as well as exchange students presently here. He said that it was his first taste of what "exchange" would be like.
His family moved to Camp Borden and as a teenager he met Bobby Curtola. Bill was active in Cubs and youth groups and then trained in Ottawa for the Mounties in 1964 and had a 32 year career with the RCMP. He was initially stationed on Vancouver Island and very soon after his arrival played an instrumental role in solving a murder. It was on vacation in Belleville that he re-met Marilyn and they were soon married. At the time he was stationed in Prince Rupert. Their first child, Theresa, was born in BC and was followed by Grant and Lynne.
During his time with the RCMP he spent some time in England working on a large car theft case. In the early 80s he was working in Windsor and collaborated with the FBI on a case that was related to the Air India case. As a reward for the work that they did on another case with international implications he and his family were given a trip to the White House. After retiring from the RCMP Bill worked in Security Services at McMaster.
Although Jan herself has not (yet?) gone into politics, her political background has served Jan well with all her work in School Board Administration and in volunteer organizations.
Despite becoming a well-respected educator and Administrator, Jan by her own account was not a good student and did not become so until she got to university. But first she got her "basic" training and started teaching at Dundas Central when she was 19 years old. After a number of years there, she resigned to attend university.
With degree in hand, Jan started a long successful career, first as a guidance counsellor at Ancaster Senior, then teaching at Ancaster High and eventually working for the Board in curriculum development, interacting with Ministry staff.
Somewhere along the way, Jan had a lovely daughter, got a Master's Degree and was a Principal for 16 years. After retirement, she's been mentoring and coaching new Principals and involved in teacher education.
Jan outlined some of the challenges she faced, often being the first female in a position. She frequently received feedback that it was too soon or she was too young to take on the new responsibility. Jan said that they may have been right but she did it anyway and learned along the way. Jan described the circumstance of being part of Wentworth County which surrounded the Hamilton Board. And how very different the two Boards were. Things got really interesting when the two school boards amalgamated. Jan felt that staff from both Boards worked diligently in blending the two organizations together.
Jan passed along four lessons: (1) listen (2) empathize and understand (3) know that everyone has at least a few second chances and (4) keep on learning.
In the question and answer period, Jan was asked if she prefers the way Dundas is now to the way it was when she was growing up. Jan said that she doesn't think that way. Each period has its own energy and character. She does notice that when she grew up there were over 50 kids living in her neighbourhood. There is nowhere near that many now.
Ralph thanked Jan for her presentation, recognizing her accomplishments and appreciating her leadership. Her talk reminded him that he was the one who had filled in for Jan when she was on leave with her daughter Jenn.
The upcoming special event will be on Saturday June 11th. Called Scenes and Songs there will be snippets of great plays and showtunes. Gary Smith, The Hamilton Spectator's theatre critic will be the emceeing the show, taking everyone through the history of theatre. In the question and answer period following Bob's presentation, Bruce essentially gave a testimonial to Bob's crime writing, saying that he had read one of his books and simply could not put it down. Bob revealed that he loved the research and interviewing for the books, finding the actual writing a bit lonely.
Bill thanked Bob for his presentation. Bill noted that although the Scenes and Songs show is almost completely sold out, if anyone wants a ticket please contact Bill and he will try to make it happen.
Jane outlined many of their current programs Food Donation/Food Box/Legal Aid/Snow Shovelling/Caregiver Support/Friendly Calling/Senior Visiting. Jane went into more detail on some programs like Meals on wheels. This program runs Monday to Friday and delivers meals made at Wentworth Lodge to seniors using volunteer drivers. A similar program takes people shopping to Metro for groceries,while another takes people to their appointments. Another is to help seniors that are confined to their home by having volunteers visit once a week. And still another is the Friendly Calling program which involves calling seniors once a week. There are currently fifty two people using this service.
The Office is also a centre where people go for advice on almost any topic. Many things we do in our daily lives can be a challenge and very stressful for many members in our community and often this is their first stop when looking for help.
This office also has a Tourism Outlet and carries information on all kinds of activities for all of Ontario.
Whether you are looking for information on Trips, Health Care, Long Term Care, Group Homes, it seems that you can find it here. As if this were not enough Jane outlined further needs for expansion of existing programs and the demands for additional programs for youth and other counselling services.
There were many questions at the end of the presentation relating to the programs and the organisation.
One of our members remembered when this initiative first started at St James Church and congratulated all concerned that the acorn was now a strong tree.
Don talked about the foundation's Enhancing Care Program. This is related to other kinds of capital costs, such as new beds, bathtubs, furnishings, tvs, etc. These are all capital needs that the government doesn't fund. The focus of this program is on the quality of life of residents. When an individual or a group wants to make a donation, they can specify what they are going to fund (e.g., a bed) or they can donate generally into this ongoing program.
Mieke Ewen director of nursing at the Villa and also a member of the club took us on a tour of Orchid Garden. This is a new and smaller unit, with 12 beds. They have modern equipment; Mieke demonstrated one of the lifts that are installed in each room. Our club is one of the major donors to the renovations that made this unit possible.
Our speaker this morning was Bob Morrow, back from his extended holiday and eager to share his knowledge of space, NASA, astronauts, tomato seeds from space and his outstanding power point presentation with truly amazing pictures and views of space. Bob talked about the deceiving distances – between planets and earth, depending on the position of the sun – we are talking about thousands of kms and hundreds of thousands. We were able to view the International Space Station and astronauts at work, eating, playing and sleeping. We saw the Canadarms 1 and 2 functioning and the robot "Dexter" for "fine work".
Bob talked about the projected Mars trip (7 months there and 7 months back) and the need to solve problems which include food, water and space debris before we can take next steps in order to be able to bring people back from Mars.
Most exciting is the continuation of the Tomatosphere project with greater involvement in the US (it has been primarily Canadian classrooms) and the intent to grow seeds in space as well as have young people grow seeds that have been to space and brought back for distribution.
Thank you, Bob, for enlightening and exciting the young and old kids in your audience this am!
Dylan Ewen asked for any further announcements and closed the meeting.
Don was born in Paisley (near Glasgow), Scotland, once the hub of a thriving weaving industry that lends its name to the famous Paisley Pattern. It is also the birthplace of actors Gerard Butler and David Tennant.
Don's Irish-born mother was a widow with 5 children when she met his father. They made their way to Canada where Don's sister and he were born. Don's mother moved him back across the ocean this time to England for a short while before they realized they preferred Canada.
Don graduated from Sir John A McDonald High School in the art program and went to OCAD. His first job was as an in-store designer for Simpson's in Toronto. This led to working for a craft company that designed quilting stencils. He did a lot of traveling, giving product demonstrations.
At one point, Don added News anchor to his palette. Found himself involved in digitizing health records and becoming a "tech guy" at another point.
Don became involved with St. Joseph's Villa where his father first was, then his mother, and where his step-mother is. His Board involvement and his leadership in running fundraising Galas led to his current position, as Director of Development and Communications.
As you can see, Don's career crafted a wide span as he followed his interests and talents: from professional artist to radio broadcaster to a data management tech to an advocate for our seniors…
In addition, Don has personal achievements: he became a marathoner in recent years; and, after 20 years together, Don and his partner, Greg, married last year.
Involved in the field of adult literacy for over 25 years, Helen McLeod was recognized in 2013 with the YWCA's Woman of Distinction Award for her contribution in this field.
Helen reviewed various kinds of skills or competencies that have been called: literacy. Financial literacy. Media literacy. But perhaps as some new things are being framed as literacy, such as physical literacy, perhaps the word itself is getting watered down.
Literacy still is a gradation. It is not, as once thought, activated by an on/off switch. That is, one can read or one cannot. Instead there is a continuum of understanding. Also, with new evolving technologies even people who identify as educated may have low literacy in new devices and processes.
Helen then presented a number of myths about literacy and dispelled them. Helen's presentation was followed by a lively Question and Answer section, leaving a number of members arguing for and against cursive writing as a skill to be taught in school.
Bev Greenwood, a chaplain at St. Joseph's Villa for over 20 years, and a lead staff on their Ethics Committee, started her presentation by suggesting a new verse in the Bible. Given that she had to now give her talk without her PowerPoint due to technical incompatibilities, she offered a new Beatitude: Blessed are the flexible because they do not get bent out of shape. And then she carried on with ease.
Outlining Ethics as a moral philosophy, a code of conduct and a standard of human behaviour, Bev pointed out that we are surrounded by ethical issues all the time. Each of us given our moral compass, cultural background and personal values may have a different approach to resolving an ethical dilemma.
Bev presented several scenarios that various professionals might face and asked us rhetorically how we would handle them. Bev emphasized that each profession has guiding principles by which they might assess an ethical issue, underlining The Four-Way Test for our work in Rotary.
Our President, Shirley Molloy, who has known Bev Greenwood for some time, thanked her for her work in the community and her insightful presentation here.
During their visits they discovered a lack of good quality literacy material. Many of the book were tattered and missing pages. They saw children who were keen to learn and interested in reading but realized there were few books in the classrooms. At that moment they realized the need for better literacy material, and the Antigua Book Collection was born.
Marie-Louise's adult life began when she attended Laurentian University to major in languages which up until that point was a big part of her life having grown up in a town that was a blend of both English and French. It was at Laurentian where she met her husband David. Marie-Louise began teaching in Toronto which was really too big a city at that time for someone from Blind River. From this teaching position, an opportunity opened up in Ottawa where she enjoyed a slower pace than she experienced in Toronto. From there, her path finally found her building a life in Hamilton. For many years, Marie-Louise taught at Académie catholique Mère-Teresa (French language school). She was quite taken by the school. It was not a very affluent school but she loved it. The school served a refugee population that included those from Africa. Marie-Louise found this teaching position a very enriching experience. Upon retirement, she recalls being affectionately called "Mama Africa" by the African parents….this was very emotional for her and she describes it as the best part of her career.
Jumping forward to 2015, Marie-Louise was skeptical about joining Rotary but after several months of being part of the Dundas Valley Sunrise Rotary Club, she now feels privileged to be here. Says Marie-Louise, "My father in-law would be tickled to see me here today as he was also a Rotarian in Dundas!" Marie-Louise ended her presentation with a thank you in multiple languages. She was formally thanked by Jessica Brennan.
Cootes Marsh has been a nature sanctuary since 1927 and it is a bird migratory route. The marsh has garnered international recognition for its variety of amphibians and reptiles. In fact, the entire west end of Lake Ontario is dependent on Cootes Paradise.
Over 100 years of neglect to the Cootes Watershed are being reversed by the Stewards of Cootes Watershed. In the past 4 years, Project Paradise has resulted in over 4000 bags of garbage being collected. That's not all…additionally 546 automobile tires, 37 000 lbs of metal, 50 shopping carts, and even a ladies makeup bag containing an old gun were recovered. This rubbish posed a significant health risk to all animals that depend on the Watershed for survival and unfortunately many creatures died over the years as a result.
Project Paradise has resulted in significant improvements to Cootes Paradise including the first nesting pair of Bald Eagles this end of Lake Ontario, Chinook salmon spawning in Spencer's Creek has doubled in size, and 250,000 Spottail shiner minnows have also been found spawning.
Says Alan, "We will remove every piece of garbage no matter how large…how small…or how complicated!"
Joel Hilchey and Brandon Love spoke about the Beanstalk Project, a local initiative aimed at leadership development for students. Demonstrating how the program works Joel and Brandon lead the club in an exciting creativity exercise designed to bring out bigger and better ideas. They left members with a firm grasp of their creativity guidelines:
1. Quantity first: If you want to catch a fish you go to the pond with the most fish. Just like creativity, if you want a good idea start by coming up with a lot of ideas (good and bad);
2. Silly is good: Thinking of silly ideas gets you out of your mold and lets you consider new ways to solve problems. If you never think silly you'll never think differently;
3. Make connections: Good ideas build off of each other. Once you've started the ball rolling use those first ideas to come up with other ideas; and
4. No judgment: Creativity grows best in a safe space with no judgement. Separate your creativity and your criticism so that you can truly let you creative side run wild.
Brandon and Joel invited the club to keep in touch with them email@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com whether you need inspiration to get your creative juices flowing, want to bring them in as speakers for your business or just want to say hi.
Brandon and Joel have also written a book called Brainsprouting that outlines their simple process to unleash your inherent creative power. Learn more and buy it here http://www.brainsproutingbook.com.
Shortly after breakfast Dundas' own champion auctioneer Bruce Eccles kicked off the proceedings with the support of his own "Barker's Beauties" Jessica Brennan and Roger Stewart. Dave Carson got the bidding underway with a $60 bid on two bottles of red wine and a box of 6 – 8 unbroken wineglasses which was shortly followed by the super bowl beer and pretzel package.
The high bidder of the day award went to Norm Read with a $350 bid on an original Fred Amalfi painting (http://www.fredamalfi.com) with a $270 bid on the antique box picnic package filled with fine wine, brandy and beer.
The auction was closed off with remarks from Steve Leighfield who thanked the club for its on-going support of St. Matthew's House. Many thanks to Rotary members and past members who donated a wide range of exciting prizes to bid on…and special thanks to Bruce for a fantastic job as auctioneer.
To wrap up the morning Shirley Molloy presented Carlotta Cisneros-Knox with a pin of thanks for bringing William Knox as a new member to the club.


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Caroola Farm Volunteer Internship Overview
Caroola Farm is a mixed permaculture and holistically managed organic farm. Our focus is on small scale meat, vegetable, fruit and nut production. We have numerous animal systems (chickens, ducks, pigs, sheep, alpacas, cattle), alongside a main house garden, market garden in the making, tree systems, forest gardens and more…
Caroola Farm offers only two internship positions per season (we feel this gives us more time to work directly with you and tailor the learning experience). These are full time, 3 month voluntary internship positions. You may apply individually or as a couple.
Internships are available for Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Our programs are an opportunity to learn a wide range of on-farm skills with emphasis on sustainable and regenerative farming practices. You will learn by working alongside us, and/or by yourselves, with a very practical approach to education.
The three month internships will be tailored to your learning objectives and will be seasonally relevant…
Applicants must have:
- completed a Permaculture Design Certificate, an Organic Farming Diploma or be in the process of completing one.
- a strong work ethic
- fitness
- an inquisitive approach and want to learn.
Good communication and a sense of humour are essential. Some work will be incredibly interesting and some will be simply mundane, but we do not ask you to do anything we have not already done ourselves.
The most important thing to us is that you want to learn about sustainable, regenerative farming.
Having your own transportation is essential as we are 15km from the nearest town. We are 45 minutes from Canberra and an hour to the coast.
You will need to bring suitable attire for farm work including your own long trousers and long sleeved shirts, gloves, hat, closed in boots and rain jacket.
We expect you to:
- work alongside of us, or independently under our direction.
- work the hours that we do (which depends on the season)
- work in whatever the weather throws at us (yes, even if it is snowing the animals need to be fed).
- Be be respectful of others, whether they are employees, family, farm visitors or customers.
- Show passion for farming and local food production.
In advance of becoming an intern, we ask that you ideally come for a few days WWOOfing, and to chat about your experiences and expectations – to make sure that you can get along with us and we can get along with you.
You will be expected to volunteer a 6 day week – and some chores may need to be done all 7 days. Days off are by mutual agreement, as you are a volunteer. Our hours vary on the season between 4-8 hours/day with a lunch break – in the heat of summer we may take a longer break during the heat of the day and in the winter we'll start later and finish earlier. Fundamentally, the more you put in, the more you'll get out of the experience.
We run courses on the farm and you may wish to attend these if it suits working hours in lieu of having your day off .
Your contribution to the farm will be work and ideas, and in exchange you'll have food, board and a fantastic learning experience, there is no other cost to you (unless you like to eat lots of something special that we simply never eat, then you'd be expected to go and purchase (or grow) that yourself).
At this time we are NOT able to accommodate children or pets of any kind – sorry, we already have enough of both of these.
Accommodation and meals
Our accommodation is in a shared 2 bedroom flat with full cooking facilities and bathroom. You may be sharing with another person or have a room to yourself depending on numbers of interns and wwoofers on property at any one time.
We will provide linen and towels, but ask that you wash these weekly in the laundry facilities provided.
We have fresh farm produce for 90% of meals, we ask you to share in cooking by taking turns to cook dinner every 3 or 4 days. You will be provided with food for all meals, but expected to prepare your own breakfast and lunch.
Internship activities and learning opportunities
Our work is seasonal, but generally involves the following areas… in summer there is less planting out and more watering, and in spring there may be more animal activities…
Poultry – breeding, feed, water, health, housing, moving, processing, packaging, marketing of chickens, ducks, turkeys.
Large animals – feed, water, health, housing, moving, transportation, marketing of pigs, sheep and cattle.
Forest Gardens – planning, planting, watering, weeding, propagating, harvesting, mulching of forest garden systems including mushrooms.
Vegetable systems – planning, planting, watering, weeding, frost protection, propagating, harvesting, mulching and marketing of house, main, market and polytunnel gardens.
Farm trees– planning, digging, planting, watering, mulching, feeding pruning of windbreak and animal forage tree systems.
Infrastructure – planning and building of sheds and buildings, fixed fencing, polytunnel, water systems
Maintenance – of paddocks, yeomans, farm machinery, fences, irrigation, compost, firewood.
Dams and aquaculture – planning and management
About Us
Caroola Farm is a family farm run by Penny Kothe and Paul McKinnon, we have two maremma dogs and a variety of children that come and go. We also have part-time workers on the farm for specific activities.
You will have the opportunity to learn from each and all of us, in addition to any formal courses that are being run on the farm at the time.
Our primary business is selling local meat and vegetables at this time and we attend fortnightly farmers markets as well as supplying to local restaurants and businesses.
About Penny
Penny Kothe grew up on a family farm in Tumbarumba, later moving to Sydney for High School and University. Having spent way too many years in front of a desk in a variety of marketing jobs including a highly successful small family business, she returned to the land in 2007.
After farming conventionally from 2007 to 2011 on farms ranging from 10,000 to 10 acres, sustainable farming called more and more, with the decision in 2012 to purchase Caroola Farm.
Penny has a passion for regenerative farming, and local food, having done her PDC with Bill Mollison and Geoff Lawton as well as a variety of other courses including Forest Gardens, Natural Bee Keeping, Mushrooms, Holistic Management and Biodynamics. She is currently undertaking a Diploma in Organic Farming through the National Environment Centre.
About Paul
Paul McKinnon is a 'survivalist' and a very practical farm person. He grew up in Mollymook, later moving to Sydney for school. He has worked in many fields including security, policing, building and water and was even at one stage a grave digger. His interests have always been on the land, with a focus on a self-reliant lifestyle.
Paul completed his PDC with Darren Doherty and has a passion for solving problems with creativity and practicality. He has assisted with teaching Introduction to Permaculture Courses as well as assisting in the facilitation of our other on-farm practical courses. Paul is also currently completing his Diploma in Organic Farming.
Please complete the short application below – the more information the better. We will acknowledge receipt of your application and email you with any further questions. Prior to having a 'trial' period we'll call you for a short telephone interview. If you have recent references that would be very handy.
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There is no Zuul... only phone.
As the summary says (and no-one has contradicted), this experiment used a directional parabolic antenna to improve the performance of the data transmission. Along with parent, I am not really all that excited until they can get the same performance with either multiple antenna or an isotropic radiator to give 4-pi steradian coverage (or so). Having a point-to-point link is nice, but I can do that with lasers and microwave beams already.
That's Doctor McBoatface, show some respect man.
She'll strut in with her bond hair
Like Sean Connery hair or Pierce Brosnan hair?
I know this is a little off-topic, but for years I've been braising my magtapes at 375 for about an hour per pound. Do the new recommendations mean I really should be doing a high-heat / low-heat type cooking (like for DVDs), or would reducing the temperature and just planning to cook it longer give a more succulent cartridge?
Should this ruffian be apprehended, I believe the correct punishment, as warning and deterrent to others, is that he be drawn... and quartered.
I haven't even RTFA yet, but I was wondering if this could have applications with other viruses that become long-term residents of the body. I'm thinking of things in the herpes family like... herpes, or chickenpox / shingles. The trick with most of these is long-term, mostly-dormant viruses hiding in the cells. If you can wake them up, the immune system can clear them, but they are effectively hidden inside the cells while quiescent.
There was also that ST:TNG episode where the crew devolved.
So I'm clear: you have a collection of devices with switch-mode power supplies that can handle the global 100-240V power, and you want a surge suppressor that will protect you on any voltage.
Since your power supplies can handle up to 240V, you just need a surge suppressor that handles spikes above 240V. So buy a 240V-rated surge suppressor, and use a 120V plug adapter for countries with lower voltage. Since your devices already handle up to 240V, then they can handle minor over-voltages on 120V systems just fine. Bigger spikes, like lightning, are going to be high over-voltages regardless of the base voltage.
I'm not sure of your solution if you have devices that have only-120V or only-240V power supplies, and you need a surge suppressor that can protect both. Buy new wide-band power supplies or build your own (it's not that hard).
I wish I had some points; parent is spot on. Probably the only things tech can bring to the table are: 1) driving down the cost of tracking and compliance so that it's not worth the trouble to re-label counterfeits; 2) allow for tracking of things that are not yet trackable; this has the potential to open up new markets, or improve the price / value differentiation in existing ones.
You hope. It's mostly the largess of the controller manufacturers that let you get away with this. They could insist on strict RS232, and you'd be out of luck. Heck, 0V is explicitly in the center guardband of the RS232 signal.
But the real reason not to do this is because the whole point of the wide voltage swings in 232 is to help mitigate signal interference in the single-ended signaling that 232 uses. If you're running a longer signal cable in a noisy environment, you want every bit of protection the standard can muster.
And, if you must, there are several TTL to 232 voltage converters available, such as these
Wish I had some mod points... my thoughts exactly.
Amdahl finally reached his limit.
Too soon?
it eats Pittsburgh.
Hell, half the time the Feds are the only ones I kinda trust in the in the Education game.
Oh, I completely agree with you that the Constitution doesn't say anything about the Federal government doing anything with education.
However, to me it feels like, if they were left to their own devices, half the counties in the US would be teaching creationism to the male, Caucasian, Protestant children of landholders, and telling everyone else to go pound sand. And another third would be too poor to teach their kids anything. I feel like the Feds, as bureaucratic and glacial as they are, are the only things keeping education sane in many of our communities.
I would agree that, yes, we _could_ let the free market take care of the issue: if people want to give their children a sub-standard education, they will be less competitive in the national and global markets, and they will be competed out of viability within a few generations. But I would imagine that the competitive process would result in a lot of suffering and economic "readjustment" in the community, stuff that I'm going to be on the hook for as a tax payer. Either now, to make them give their children an appropriate education, or later, to cover their unemployment claims and economic restructuring costs.
Yes, at the end of it, a lot of this comes down to the progressive "I know better than you how you need to do your things", but how do you stand by when someone is fouling it up so bad. And in a way that could be compared to child abuse.
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"Some in Party Bristle At Clintons' Attacks," ran the headline on a story in yesterday's Washington Post, "Anti-Obama Ad Heightens Unity Fears." The story said that a Hillary Clinton radio advertisement had taken remarks of Obama's out of context and reported that some Democrats saw this as "part of an increasing pattern of hardball politics by her and former president Bill Clinton." Dick Harpootlian, a former chairman of the Democratic Party in South Carolina, told the Post that the Clintons were employing the "politics of deception," and he compared Bill Clinton to the late Lee Atwater, the notoriously rough Republican operative.
Bill Clinton and Lee Atwater are both dirty players, it's true, but it's worth keeping something in mind here: They both came out on top. The former is the only Democrat to win the presidency since Jimmy Carter, who 32-years ago eked out a narrow victory against Nixon-pardoner Gerald Ford. Atwater helped George Bush Sr. win the 1988 campaign with vicious ads that painted Michael Dukakis as soft on crime. (Of course, Dukakis helped by being the perfect punching bag. Recall that during one debate he restated his opposition to the death penalty, even, he said, in the event that his own wife had been raped and murdered. Dignified, yes. Smart, no.)
If Obama wants to be president he and his handlers should stop moaning about the Clinton campaign and fight fire with fire. Because if he thinks Hillary is mean just wait (in the event he were to win the nomination) until he gets a load of the Republican attack machine in a general election.
Voters, the media, and even politicians complain about negative campaigning, but it works, as seen in the cases of Atwater, Karl Rove, and the Swift Boat Vets. "It's very frustrating to watch our guys stand up there and act like pacifists," Jason Stanford, a Texas-based Democratic opposition researcher, told me. "We thought we had nominated a war hero last time and then Kerry couldn't even defend himself."
Stanford said Obama appears to have fallen victim to his own cult of personality, surrounded by too many adoring fans. "Politics is not supposed to be nice, it's not a process where everyone feels good at the end," he said. "He's got pros on his team, they should have been ready for this stuff. There is a whole generation of black politicians who could tell Obama about how tough it was to run office. The question now is: will this galvanize him or immolate him? He's going to have to fight for the nomination, it's not going to be handed to him." (Incidentally, Stanford's preferred candidate in the race is Edwards, followed by Obama, and then Clinton.)
Jordan Lieberman, the publisher of Politics magazine (formerly Campaigns & Elections), said that dirty pool was having a big impact on Obama's campaign. He noted that Bill Shaheen, a Clinton backer and Democratic Party powerbroker in New Hampshire, had recently raised the subject of Obama's drug use , which he discussed openly in his 1996 memoir, Dreams From My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance. Then, just as the story was dying down, Shaheen publicly apologized for his remarks–thereby bringing the entire topic back up for yet another media cycle.
Robert Johnson, the founder of Black Entertainment Television and another prominent Clinton backer, also raised the specter of Obama's drug use and then issued a belated apology for doing so. "That was no accident," Lieberman said admiringly. "It was four good hits by two people. It was political genius and the best part was that it was unrecognized genius. The media didn't even pick up on what they were doing."
Lieberman described the Clintons as being "in a league of their own" when it comes to their talent at going negative, adding, "They are so good at what they do." But if Obama were to win the nomination, Lieberman said, the gloves would really come off. "The Republicans would be a lot less subtle than the Clinton campaign," he said. "You'd be hearing a lot more about Barack Hussein Obama."
Are there limits to negative politics? Sure, Atwater's racist ads (featuring Willie Horton) for Bush Sr. were way over the line. And a Democratic candidate is never going to hit a primary opponent the way he or she would a Republican during the general election.
That said, Hillary Clinton's history makes her a rich target. Obama, for example, should be hammering her on the Iraq War (he finally started to do so yesterday). Instead, Hillary put him on the defensive at the recent Democratic debate by making Obama look like the one who supported the invasion and she the one who opposed it. That's akin to Kerry being portrayed as a Vietnam coward by hatchet men for Bush, who evaded service in the Alabama National Guard.
Last summer, I interviewed Warren Tompkins, the South Carolina political consultant who worked with Atwater and who helped Bush win in the nasty campaign against John McCain in the GOP primary in 2000. He predicted at the time that Clinton would be the Democratic nominee, about which he had mixed feelings. "With Hillary we could gin up the vote, but it would be a mistake to underestimate her," he said. "She'll have the money and she has the best people. They are good, tough and ruthless, and will do whatever they need to win."
Which is why she's winning so far.
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Reviews were many and varied at the time of booking but I decided to take a punt as the location was right for a fairly early start the next morning.
Although we didn't sample the food, the hotel (and it's a hotel, not a pub despite the name) was really nice and our room was nice and spacious and comfortable.
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Room was very luxurious and clean. Nice décor throughout and plenty of parking. Price was a bit on the expensive side but that's kind of to be expected for a room in Cornwall over Easter. Would stay here again.
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Down for away match at Truro f.c.
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Accessible, welcoming and very comfortable
It's always a problem finding accommodation that really IS accessible, but this hotel was.
Lovely spacious room, with a wet room style bathroom. The staff were knowledgeable and courteous. We'd stay there again. My only comments on the slightly negative side are specialist access things, that wouldn't affect the average user. (That's what you get when you ask a disability advisor to write a review!!) I write them here just to help other possible guests who have a disability. These things are: The door access push buttons were not working anymore - instead a bell had been fitted with a notice saying ring for assistance. Plus the lighting in the bedroom, although reasonable, is not good over the mirrors, especially if you have low vision like myself. The light over the desk/dressing table mirror was in the ceiling and too high for good light on the face - you had to stand to be able to see properly (It's an accessible room - standing isn't always good!) The mirror in the bathroom had no light over it, making it unusable for those with poor vision. The accessible room we had backed onto the reception area, and it was possible to hear noise from the reception at night, including what I thought might be the printer bumping.
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The staff are very friendly and helpful and the rooms are modern and clean. We stayed in a family room which was on the small side but perfectly adequate for our length of stay, our teenage son slept on the sofa bed which he pronounced to be 'very comfy'. The restaurant food is good although I personally found the menu a bit lacking in choice but saying that it is a typical pub menu. The service however is brilliant and again we found the staff to be very helpful.
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Brook Lopez's latest foot injury likely will cost him the rest of the season, a death knell for the Nets and their $102 million payroll.
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If you thought the death knell for the Nets' season came when Paul Pierce put them up by one with 16 seconds left in overtime, only to have Evan Turner crush them with a buzzer-beating layup on Friday night in Philadelphia, think again.
The end came Saturday, when it was revealed that center Brook Lopez broke his right foot again and is out indefinitely.
The Nets are not officially ruling Lopez out for the rest of the season until more tests come back on the exact location and severity of the fracture. But according to league sources, the team isn't counting on Lopez returning this season.
Lopez fractured the fifth metatarsal in his right foot, the same bone he broke in December 2011. Lopez underwent surgery at that time and returned in February for five games before missing the rest of the lockout-shortened season with a sprained right ankle.
In June 2013, it was discovered that the screw in Lopez's surgically repaired foot had bent. He had surgery again to replace it and returned to basketball activities in August. So this time, the Nets are looking at a minimum of two months without Lopez, and given the repetitive injury history with his right foot and the circumstances surrounding their abysmal 9-17 start, likely a lot more.
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Another option: At some point, the Nets could pursue a trade for the Rockets' Omer Asik, for whom trade talks broke down this week between the Rockets, Celtics and other teams. Brooklyn could offer Paul Pierce's expiring $15.3 million contract and a future first-round pick. Although Asik will be paid $15 million next season, his salary for trade purposes is $8.4 million -- meaning the Rockets would have to include other players in any such deal.
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Unmediated Communication in Games with Complete and Incomplete Information
In this paper we study the effects of adding unmediated communication to static, finite games of complete and incomplete information. We characterize S^{U}(G), the set of outcomes of a game G, that are induced by sequential equilibria of cheap talk extensions. A cheap talk extension of G is an extensive-form game in which players communicate before playing G. A reliable mediator is not available and players exchange private or public messages that do not affect directly their payoffs. We first show that if G is a game of complete information with five or more players and rational parameters, then S^{U}(G) coincides with the set of correlated equilibria of G. Next, we demonstrate that if G is a game of incomplete information with at least five players, rational parameters and full support (i.e. all profiles of types have positive probability), then S^{U}(G) is equal to the set of communication equilibria of G.
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- Very Fun!! & bright! Review by Mom
We used this for a birthday party. The kids played glow in the dark tag and the head bands were the kids who were it! they had fun.
(Posted on 4/6/12)
- Looks more like mau5 ears to me Review by Spidermang
These ears look more like mau5 ears to me, and as such they have gone over very well at Deadmau5 shows. Every time we've seen him I buy these for friends and they love it.
Hold onto the headband and you can re-use it with fresh glowsticks.
(Posted on 1/5/11)
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