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LONDON -- (Marketwire) -- 01/16/13 -- Harmonic Energy Inc. (OTCQB: ASUV), a company focused on tyre manufacturing and recycling that uses an innovative approach to energy efficiency and sustainability, has successfully negotiated and signed a non-binding Term Sheet for $10 million in funding.
This represents a major milestone for the Company and the management team is delighted to begin 2013 with this positive news. The Term Sheet is with a well-known, private investment group that deploys equity capital into publicly traded companies throughout North America, Europe and Asia Pacific. This group specializes in working with SMEs that are looking for alternative sources of financing for extended periods of time, and they have completed over a thousand financings. Harmonic will use the net proceeds to further develop its core projects in the United States and in the United Kingdom. The company's Tyrolysis process provides a sustainable solution to the global scrap tyre problem by remanufacturing tyres collected that are suitable for this process while recovering energy and sustainable commodities (oil and minerals) from those not fit for re-use.
With this offer for funding from a reputable boutique investment firm, Harmonic plans to aggressively position itself as a premier green tyre manufacturer leading in sustainability. This means that, subject to entering into a definitive agreement with the investors, the ASUV financing "will accomplish a number of goals," said Mr. Jamie Mann, Harmonic's Chief Executive Officer. "The completion of this transaction will represent a significant step forward in satisfying our capital needs and should allow us to commission both our integrated projects in 12 to 18 months as expected." Earlier this year the company exercised an option agreement for its Ohio project and has since begun evaluating a strategic acquisition within the tyre recycling industry. "Our countdown to project construction and implementation in Q2 2013 has begun and we expect to commence receipt of revenue promptly thereafter," said Jamie Mann, CEO of Harmonic Energy Inc.
The ASUV contemplated transactions remain subject to a number of conditions, including the completion of due diligence by ASUV, approval by Harmonic's board of directors, the negotiation and entering into of definitive documentation, the receipt of any required regulatory approvals and such other conditions as are customary for a transaction of this nature. There is no assurance that these transactions, or any of them, will be completed as contemplated, or at all. However we remain positive that this represents an opportunity for the company.
ASUV believes that its vertically integrated tyre manufacturing and recycling systems hold the key to a profitable, sustainable market for the growth of a greener tyre manufacturing sector. ASUV plans to compete alongside major international corporations striving for more sustainable manufacturing solutions and commodities, such as Titan International Inc., The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd., and Bridgestone Corporation.
About Harmonic Energy Inc.
Harmonic is a company that focuses on a comprehensive solution to the disposition of scrap tyres worldwide. Harmonic's plans include the utilization of proven technologies that ensure each scrap tyre is either remanufactured and put back on the road as a new tyre or is completely recycled and reduced into marketable chemical commodity products. Both the tyre remanufacturing and carbonization technologies that will be utilized by Harmonic are commercially proven and have viable operating commercial facilities.
Harmonic plans to be the first company to integrate these two technologies to provide a comprehensive 'closed-loop' solution for the management of scrap tyres. By design, Harmonic plans to offer a solution that replicates nature's intentions by developing symbiosis between waste, energy supply and sustainable growth. For more information please visit ASUV's website ~ www.harmonicenergyinc.com.
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Volstad Goes Four at Fitch & Castro Leads Cubs to Victory at HoHoKam
Chris Volstad threw four innings (67 pitches), allowing two runs (only one earned) on six hits (all singles), with no walks and eight strikeouts, and Jeffrey Baez singled twice, tripled, drove-in a run, and stole a base, in Extended Spring Training intrasquad action this morning at Fitch Park in Mesa, AZ.
Despite allowing six hits, Volstad had a very impressive outing, throwing strikes and getting lots of ground balls (4/0 GO/FO and five ground ball singles).
Later in the day and a half-mile up Center Street, Iowa Cubs LHP Travis Wood threw six solid innings of one-run ball (76 pitches – 49 strikes), Starlin Castro hammered a 1st inning two-run home run off the scoreboard, Alfredo Amezaga clubbed a solo HR, and Joe Mather laced an RBI double into the LF corner and scored on a Darwin Barney RBI single, leading the Cubs to a 5-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers in what was the Cubs' final Cactus League Spring Training game of 2012.
Rafael Dolis labored through his one inning of relief, walking two and allowing a two-out RBI double, but Shawn Camp pitched the 9th and notched the save in typical Shawn Camp fashion, allowing a hard-hit single through the box to open the inning, before inducing a 6-4-3 DP grounder, and getting the final out of the game on a check-swing strike three.
Because a half-dozen EXST Cubs position players were at the MLB game, the intrasquad game did not have enough players to stock two full lineups, so Rock Shoulders was the DH for both squads, and players from Squad "B" rotated defensively at 3B for Squad "A.".
Here is the abridged box score from the intrasquad game at Fitch Park:
NOTE: Rock Shoulders was DH for both teams and had five PA (total), and SQUAD "B" players rotated defensively at 3B for SQUAD "A"
1. Shawon Dunston, Jr, CF: 1-4 (K, 1B, 3-U, BB, K, SB)
2. Brian Inoa, 2B: 0-5 (K, 4-6 FC, K, F-8, F-8, 2 SB)
3. Dong-Yub Kim, LF: 1-4 (K, K, 3B, K, R)
4. Anthony Giansanti, C: 1-3 (1B, K, BB, K, R)
5. Rock Shoulders, DH: 1-4 (FC, 1B, 3-6-1 DP, K, R)
6. Trevor Gretzky, 1B: 1-3 (3-6 DP, 1B, BB, 1-3)
7. Jeffrey Baez, RF: 3-4 (1B, 1B, K, 3B, RBI, SB)
8. Luis Acosta, SS: 0-4 (K, K, 6-3, K)
NOTE: Jair Bogaerts played 3B for SQUAD "A" in bottom of 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 7th innings, Danny Lockhart played 3B for SQUAD "A" in bottom of 2nd and 6th innings, and Carlos Penalver played 3B for SQUAD "A" in bottom of 4th inning
1. Danny Lockhart, SS: 0-3 (1-3, BB, K, K)
NOTE: SLOT WAS SKIPPED 2nd & 4th TIMES THRU BATTING ORDER
2. Carlos Penalver, 2B: 2-3 (1B, 5-3 SH, BB, L-8, 1B, R, SB)
3. Dan Vogelbach, 1B: 1-2 (BB, BB, 1B, BB, 4-3, R, SB)
4. Ryan Cuneo, LF: 2-5 (E-4, P-4, 4-3, 1B, 3B, R, RBI, SB)
5. Delbis Arcila, RF: 1-4 (BB, K, 3B, 4-3, 6-3, RBI)
6. Garrett Schlecht, CF: 2-5 (1B, K, K, F-7, 2B)
7. Jair Bogaerts, 3B: 2-3 (1B, 6-3, 1B)
NOTE: SLOT WAS SKIPPED 2nd & 4th TIMES THRU BATTING ORDER
8. Yaniel Cabezas, C: DID NOT BAT – PLAYED DEFENSE ONLY
9a. SLOT WAS SKIPPED FIRST FOUR TIMES THRU BATTING ORDER
9b. Rock Shoulders, DH: 0-1 (K)
1. Zach Cates: 3.0 IP, 5 H, 1 R (0 ER), 5 BB, 3 K, 73 pitches (36 strikes), 5/1 GO/FO
2. Alberto Cabrera: 1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 R (1 ER), 1 BB, 1 K, 15 pitches (8 strikes), 0/1 GO/FO
3. Jin-Young Kim: 1.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 0 K, 19 pitches (12 strikes), 2/1 GO/FO
4. Sheldon McDonald: 1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, (1 ER), 0 BB, 2 K, 19 pitches (15 strikes), 1/0 G)/FO
1. Chris Volstad: 4.0 IP, 6 H, 2 R (1 ER), 0 BB, 8 K, 1 GIDP, 67 pitches (49 strikes), 4/0 GO/FO
2. David Henrie: 1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 R (1 ER), 2 BB, 1 K, 1 GIDP, 24 pitches (11 strikes), 2/0 GO/FO
3. Carlos Martinez: 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K, 13 pitches (6 strikes), 1/1 GO/FO
4. Felix Pena: 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K, 12 pitches (9 strikes), 1/0 GO/FO
5. Ian Dickson: 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K, 22 pitches (14 strikes), 0/1 GO/FO
Anthony Giansanti: 0-3 CS
Yaniel Cabezas: 0-4 CS
2B Brian Inoa - E-4 (fielding error allowed batter to reach base safely and unearned run to score)
2B Carlos Penalver - E-4 (throwing error allowed batter to reach base safely)
WEATHER: Sunny with temperatures in the 70's
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Sergio Burruel is listed as one of the catchers in Daytona, but no Micah Gibbs .
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Phil, have you heard why Cabrera is still at Fitch?
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Vogelbomb with 3 walks and a single.
the mancrush continues...
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Someone needs to inform Theo that the Cubs Way Manual needs to include: Hat Trick=someone strikes out 3x, Golden Sombrero=striking out 4x. I am proud member of both prestigious clubs.
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And is it true the Cubs just finished spring training with a winning record? Pennant, here we come!
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Time to shop Marmol to BoSox?
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Andrew Bailey injured. BoSox front office whines about the trade, demands additional compensation in 3, 2, 1....
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Casey Weathers says go for it.
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the Muskat article on Epstein from yesterday's interview:
"Our progress as an organization is not going to be linear," Epstein said. "It's important to focus on what we're doing internally and understand that everything outside is really -- no offense -- is just noise. Whether it comes from [the media] or even comes from some fans, who are deservedly upset at a given point, it's really just noise. If we let it affect our decision making, shame on us."
If you see Epstein wearing headphones, now you know why.
He said that because he grew up in Boston, he understood the Red Sox's distractions before he took over as the general manager prior to the 2003 season.
"I think that was part of the Red Sox problem for many, many decades -- focusing too much on the next day's sports section and what people thought," he said, "and focusing a little too much on the Yankees and other factors and not on just building something and keeping everybody's internal focus on progress and building. We're not going to be deaf to the concerns of fans and what's going on around the [Cubs]. We'll recognize that, with respect to the media, it's just noise and we'll focus on what we're trying to do despite the occasional cacophony.
"Now," he added to the writers, "it's your job to make it hard for us."
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Az Phil,
It looks like all of the Cuban players have been assigned to Extended Spring Training. What are you thoughts on this interesting development?
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We will find out if Team Theo considers 'assigned to XST' a sentence or a challenge. If few (2011 HS signees/Cuban imports) move up, they're really working on the 'teaminess' of the organization. If upgrades are relatively quick, they just weren't ready.
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Silva's still at A+, unless I missed something. And ... pretty sure Bonne is as well (or at least, they were listed there, at last check).
Concepcion/Martinez/Balaguert in XST don't bother me because of their youth. Cabeza can't hit, although it wouldn't surprise me if they sent him there primarily to work with the young arms and help them adjust.
The surprising assignments are Del Valle and Serrano, if they were sent to XST. I guess Del Valle is young enough that they could send him down there for more development, but I wonder about that one. Going to be curious to see what the reason was. Serrano's at the point where if they want to send him down to mentor kids ... okay. He's 24 and hasn't shown to be much.
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i know it's mostly for "show" but it's common to designate the Mexican League as a AAA-caliber league because of all the washed up AAAA/"retired" types.
to me it's a bit more like AA-ish talent...not as bad as cuba, but the level of competition (especially pitching) is kinda weak.
speaking of the Mexico City RD's...they got a 300+lb 6'4" (more like 6'2") 1st baseman named japhet amador...the funny thing is he still lists in media guides as 215-220lbs. he's gaining a little "maybe someone should sign him" talk from people looking at numbers without knowing he's about 80lbs heavier than his list weight.
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Cubans left at Fitch: Gerardo Concepcion (Lhp), Juan Serrano (Rhp), Yoannis Negrin (Rhp ), Frank del Valle (Lhp), Carlos Martinez (Rhp), Yaniel Cabezas (Inj. C ), Leugim Barroso (IF), Yaseil Balaguert ( Inj. OF ). Ricardo Estevez ( Rhp, Susp. ).
Looks like the only Cuban assigned was Eleicer Bonne,OF, and Rubi Slive 2b/Of to Daytona.
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PHIL: From this I am understanding that "Disabled List", is a somewhat loosely-interpreted rule?
That is, how is "out of shape" disabled according to MLB in Concepcion's case?
Just wondering about the DL.
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Tweets...from Sullivan and Dierkes
Lopez, Castillo, and Camp in the clubhouse. Corpas not there. Also from Tim Dierkes, the Cubs have claimed 2b Luis Valbuena from Toronto.
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one of the worst middle IF's around. awesome.
at least he's got a little pop in his bat...then again so does dewitt.
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How dare you question Theo.
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I have a lot of faith in Baez that he's going to turn into a more consistent, solid player. It looks like it took him about a half season or so of futility at the plate to figure out he was not talented enough to get away with the crazy approach he had. I think his running game will eventually have a more measured aggression.
I hope the D and bullpen show up. Cubs haven't had much luck against Davies, and he's been going well lately. A little uncomfortable with the Cards only 6.5 back--feels like they're right on our tails compared to the 11 game lead I've grown accustomed to.
Cardinals, stop that. Right now.
In a year or two, a lot of fans are going to point at trading him as a mistake. He'll probably be slashing something like 280/400/480 for Seattle at the time. Of course, by WAR, he'll still be worth less than 3, since we're talking zero defensive value.
vogelbomb debut for tacoma (AAA SEA)... 3-3, 1bb, 1 HR, 1 double...DH'd.
while he mostly played 1st considerably more than DH for AAA CHC, DJ Peterson is probably going to see most of the time at 1st for AAA SEA.
Carl Jr.! Very nice!
Baez with another "WTF?" play trying a delayed steal with a runner on 3rd and one out.. Remarkable talent, needs to make better decisions.
m.montgomery up in the pen with a man on 2nd, 2 out, and rondon 20 pitches into the inning.
...and rondon ends it 22 pitches in with a popout to RF.
I gotta say with the crappy defense the Brewers have displayed outside of Fowler I'm pretty disappointed the offense hasn't shown more and Rizzo seems to be very swing happy lately. That said my god am I happy Madden has finally given Carl Edwards a chance after multiple times up with nothing. I don't think he could handle a starting role with his body frame but his stuff plays so well in a relief role and he seems to be able to handle high stress situations very well.
2nd at bat. Fowler is good for the Cubs run differential.
welcome back fowler.
More slow news...
Did Davey Martinez have to bring the shotgun?
glad to see almora going to AAA to get work.
.265/.291/.422 through 86PA...2hr, 7 doubles.
i don't expect too much of an improvement when he's taking over CF next year, but the team doesn't really need him right now as much as they need him to get regular work (imo).
CHITOWNMVP01: The Cubs MLB Reserve List (40-man roster) has had one slot open since 7/6 (when RHRP Joel Peralta was Designated for Assignment).
The problem with the September roster is all of the pitching changes. They should find a way to limit pitchers to twelve except for extra inning games. More pinch hitters or pinch runners do little to slow the game down and are more fun than endless calls to the bullpen. I also think the fans get cheated when they use position players to pitch because employed a half dozen pitchers with righty-lefty switches. Having as few as four positions players on the bench to start a game also leads to some pretty ugly defensive substitutions.
CHITOWNMVP01: Joe Nathan's 30-day Article XIX-C minor league rehab assignment expires tomorrow, but he doesn't have to be reinstated from the 60-day DL tomorrow.
Also, I think 40 man roster should be full, not at 39, unless I counted wrong. I'm in a hurry to leave the house.


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About Burwell's Stone Fire Grill
Burwell's STONE FIRE GRILL serves Premium Steaks and Local Fish inventively updated for our modern world. The setting is a stunning and remarkable restoration of the historic space situated in the center of Charleston's bustling Market District, adding modern flair. Burwell's STONE FIRE GRILL serves accessible, approachable dishes that are rooted in the spirit of moving the steakhouse of old into this "Next Generation of Great Steakhouses." The heart of this new, modern steakhouse is award winning Executive Chef Jordan Moore and the Culinary Team. Come for dinner, stay for the fun! Rooftop Bar.
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Steakhouse, Seafood, Contemporary American
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Bar: Nightly: 4:00pm - Close
Happy Hour Monday - Friday
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Dinner: Friday & Saturday 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Cross Street:
East Bay Street
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(843) 737-8700
Live Music - Call the Restaurant for details
Large Parties - Call the Restaurant for details
We can cater any of your office parties or special events
Parking Details:
Private parking lot and weekend valet parking are available.
Public Transit:
Free Charleston Trolley stops next door at the Art Institute. Charleston Marriott also stops at the Art Institute.
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I took friends/clients on recommendation ...
I took friends/clients on recommendation from a friend. The overall experience was only fair and I was hoping to be wowed! We came in on a Friday night at 8 so the restaurant should be prepared....unfortunately, they had 2 items on the menu that they were out of. Also no horseradish for oysters and ran out of "house steak sauce"....not good for a high end steak house. To the owners credit, he had the chef make us some. I thought the food (most of us got steaks) was fair at best. For the price ($800 for six of us), it needs to be great! In my opinion, they can't compete with Halls or Oak. I am doubtful to go back.
If this place served everything else it ...
If this place served everything else it does except steak, I might have liked it better. If you love steak, do not go here. Our server was friendly, the app was good, the drinks were delicious (minus the nubben dried up orange "slice" as my garnish) but our $30 steaks were so surprisingly awful that we will never go back. I ordered med rare, by companion ordered a rare steak. His came out charred on the outside. As though they forgot to put it on the grill (which might be the case because we were sat at 730 and our steaks came at 850) and really quickly lit it up. Hard to enjoy a rare steak when all you taste is grill char. Mine was also disappointing. It tasted as though there was no seasoning on it. I felt like I could have made that steak myself if that cut were available in my local grocery store. Everything else was great; but the reason for going there was a huge let down.
We were in town for 3 nights and found t ...
We were in town for 3 nights and found this when looking for a last minute reservation for our anniversary dinner. The waiter asked us when we sat down if we were celebrating anything. He was very knowledgeable about the menu, friendly and accommodating. The steaks, my husband a NY strip and me a Wagyu zabuton, were melt in your mouth delicious. The deviled eggs were an excellent choice for an appetizer. We were provided a wonderful crème Brule for dessert to share that had 'Happy Anniversary' scrolled in chocolate. It was perfect to top off our special dinner. The meals are top notch but the atmosphere was warm and not at all snobbish. We would return if back in the area.
The service was outstanding! Alan knows ...
The service was outstanding! Alan knows his steak and was anxious to impart that knowledge which was appreciated. The only draw back was the steak I ordered was the aged ribeye and it was tough. The flavor was good but I think the steak had a streak of gristle that even given my best efforts I could not cut through and thus was forced to eat around it.
Our server was super informative and exp ...
Our server was super informative and explained the menu in detail. As a first timer I was very impressed by Jake, even though he was a C of C grad and poked fun at my Citadel friends. Super asset to Burwell's! Exceptional meal, and try the lava rock cooking experience!
JJ our waiter was fantastic. He was know ...
JJ our waiter was fantastic. He was knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. The food was amazing! Highly recommend this place. The bar was a little loud from a group that arrived earlier but outside of that, it was an amazing dinner with some superbly cooked steaks.
The chicken that was added to my salad w ...
The chicken that was added to my salad was raw in the middle. We sent it back, and they comp'ed the entree, but it tainted our whole experience. The food came out on very large white plates, making the portions seem extremely small for the high price tag. Our waitress was very attentive, but I wouldn't go back again.
The steak and appetizer that we ordered ...
The steak and appetizer that we ordered was absolutely phenomenal. We constantly kept talking about how good the steaks were throughout our entire week in Charleston and told everyone about it when we got back home! Highly recommend the hot stone appetizer and the Iron Steak! I wish I can rate this higher than OpenTable allows.
Lastly, service was outstanding - our waiter was very friendly and even gave us great pointers for what we order as well as neat places to check out throughout the city! This is definitely going to be a required visit each time we come into Charleston.
Food is absolutely amazing, especially t ...
Food is absolutely amazing, especially the steaks. Waiter was very knowledgable about the menu and the restaurant and made the dining experience a cut above any other restaurant. If you want a fine dining experience at a reasonable price, this is the place to go.
Pleasant decor. Do NOT tell the staff th ...
Pleasant decor. Do NOT tell the staff that you haven't been there before, they will spend 15 minutes describing the menu to you. Our waitress went on and on and on. I get it, your steaks have marbling! If you are not a fan of steak, then this is not the place for you. My food was fine (salad and shrimp pad Thai) but not amazing. The mashed potatoes were delicious, but the Mac and cheese was dry and cheese-less.
We were vacationing in Charleston for ou ...
We were vacationing in Charleston for our 5 year anniversary and given a recommendation to dine at Burwell's. I am so glad we did. We had a wonderful time and the food was fantastic. As a self-proclaimed foodie, I loved every minute of our experience. Our server was fantastic. He was very knowledgeable of the menu and was able to give us expert recommendations. We couldn't have been taken care of any better. We will definitely be sure to recommend Burwell's to any family and friends that will be traveling to Charleston.
We were seated at a corner "booth" for t ...
We were seated at a corner "booth" for two, very private but with a view of the entire restaurant. Our server was very helpful, it was our first visit, without being too familiar. The food was delightful. We will return.
Great for Date Night!
My spouse and I enjoyed drinks and appetizers before the theatre on a Saturday night. Neil did a great job describing menu items and helping us with our selections. The flat iron steak cooked on the signature hot rock was tender and delicious! The pork belly and kimchi was flavorful and spicy and the deviled eggs were excellent as well. Splitting the frisee salad was a great way to end our meal as it was more than enough for two people.
Outstanding meal with wonderful sides.
I cannot remember having such a wonderful dining experience! All the food was delicious and cooked perfectly....The owner came over and asked how everything was and we said the same thing. We eat out frequently and what a pleasant surprise we got at Burwells. I highly recommend the beef with the Mepkin Abbey mushrooms. Will definitely return!
Dinner was wonderful. We had the NY Str ...
Dinner was wonderful. We had the NY Strip which was the best I ever had. My wife had the Wagyu Hanger steak and my son had the Wagyu Flat Iron. Both said it was the best steak ever. The desserts were also wonderful. Our lead waiter Alan was great. He guided us with the menu and was right on with his recommendations. Next time we are in town we will be back.
This is a wonderful restaurant! We broug ...
This is a wonderful restaurant! We brought my boyfriend's parents here, and they were extremely impressed by the steaks, especially the waygu and the hot stone appetizer. The drink selection is great, and they have wonderful cocktails. Our server was amazing, and definitely knew the menu well, making excellent suggestions. We showed up early for our reservation, but they were able to seat us right then and there. I have been here a few times before, and will continue to go here in the future.
Our server was fantastic and the food was amazing!
If you are looking for a great steak this is the place for you. Truly incredible! From the service to the presentation of the food, to the taste of the food. It was a great place for date night with my husband!
This modern steak house stands up to bot ...
This modern steak house stands up to both Oaks and Halls' that we have visited in the past! Thanks to our waiter, Allan, who made our visit extra special with his knowledge of the wine list, the cut of steak that would appeal to us and his overall service!
Underrated Restaurant in the Charleston Area
Burwell's is a little off the beaten path for the typical restaurant locations but once you go you'll continue to go back! Everything on the menu is delicious and the staff is very knowledgeable about their menu. The management is very concerned with your perception of the restaurant and ensures that you've enjoyed your experience. If you haven't been to Burwell's it's a must-see place for a wonderful steak dinner!
Fabulous experience! Really wonderful fo ...
Fabulous experience! Really wonderful food, service and atmosphere. Only reason I can't give it 5 stars is that the noise level was a bit high - due to a very boisterous Bachelor party. No harm, though! This is our new go to spot for a great meal.
Not a good night
Made reservations for after my daughter's graduation. Reservation for 8:00, after 8:30 before we were seated. Seated right next to a bachelor party. Couldn't hear ourselves talk. Daughters steak was overcooked, next one was very salty. Not a good night. Talked to the manager who apologized. And to top it all off the ran my card 3 times and tied up $440 more than the bill. Thanks.
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Have had this camera for nearly a year now and have been amazed by the quality of the photos. I also have a semi-professional SLR camera and have to say it easily matches the quality of photos that come from this. Only disadvantage of course is the lack of flexibility. Have been very impressed by the colour rendition too, it is so natural.
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The Hiden HPR-60 mass spectrometer is a research tool conceived specifically for direct analysis of ions, radicals and neutral species in reactive processes, and will be of interest to researchers in the fields of plasma and transient chemistry, reaction kinetics, catalytic processes. The system typically operates in pressure regimes from 5 mbar to 5 bar, and mass spectrometer options provide for measurement of neutrals, positive ions, negative ions and ion energies, with choice of mass range up to 2500 amu.
The system samples direct from the reaction zone using a sequence of up to three pressure reduction stages with intermediate aligned beam skimmer cones, providing a sampling range from 5 mbar to 100 mbar for the two-stage system and to 5 bar with the third stage. The configuration forms a supersonic molecular beam for direct, near collision-free transfer of sampled species direct to the UHV-operating mass spectrometer. The potential of each skimmer stage can be independently biased to enhance ion extraction, and beam focussing and transmission of the sampled species.
An integrated molecular beam chopper is available as a system option for automated simultaneous acquisition of foreground/background data, enabling real time display of the molecular beam intensity with instantaneous subtraction of the beam background signal. Vacuum system operation is fully automated and systems are provided with integral over-pressure protection. A custom-engineering service is available for design of any required system-to-process interface.
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CLEARWATER, Fla. - There was no reason to read between the lines on the Phillies lineup Monday, Ryne Sandberg said. The manager batted Marlon Byrd fourth and Ryan Howard fifth.
"Just to split up the lefthanded bats for another look," Sandberg said.
If it was jarring, that is because Howard last batted fifth on June 29, 2008. Pat Burrell was the cleanup hitter that night against Texas. The Phillies lost a game started by Jamie Moyer, now one of the team's TV broadcasters.
Howard has started 664 regular-season games, all as the No. 4 hitter, since then. Former manager Charlie Manuel said Howard would forever be his cleanup batter. There is no reason to believe that status will change - at least not yet - under Sandberg.


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The NIH's Accelerating Medicines Partnership could be used as a model for efforts that will increase compound survival rates in early-stage studies, John LaMattina writes. He envisions an initiative involving the same organizations discussing and learning from their experience with Phase I compound attrition, which could be used to develop best practices that all biopharmaceutical companies could benefit from, he writes.
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Officials: White House reviewing police military surplus program
The examination comes in the aftermath of the police response to unrest in Ferguson, Missouri
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EDGARTOWN, Mass. — The White House is conducting a review of programs that have equipped local police departments with military gear from the Pentagon, urged by President Barack Obama's call for more separation between the nation's armed forces and civilian law enforcement.
The examination comes in the aftermath of the police response to unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, following the police killing of an unarmed black man.
Two senior administration officials said Saturday that the review will examine whether the programs are appropriate; the amount of training provided for using military equipment; and how well the government audits the use of the money and equipment by local police departments.
The officials spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the review by name.
The review will be led by White House staff including the Domestic Policy Council, the National Security Council, the Office of Management and Budget, and agencies such as the departments of Defense, Homeland Security, Justice and Treasury. The officials say the review will be coordinated with Congress, where several lawmakers have called for a re-examination of the military-to-police programs.
On Monday, Obama acknowledged that the images of well-armed police confronting protesters with combat weapons in Ferguson made it useful to review how local law enforcement agencies have used federal grants that permit them to obtain heavier armaments.
"There is a big difference between our military and our local law enforcement, and we don't want those lines blurred," Obama told reporters at the White House. "That would be contrary to our traditions."
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We all can see it..DAILY...at some point doubters Must think...umm they are RIGHT...count down to 2012 has Begun
You obviously don't have a clue as to what racism means.
Let me TRY and help you...a racist believes his/her race is better than anyone else's and treats others who are not of that race as if they are inferior.
I have NEVER done ANY such thing nor have I ever thought it...you, however, do it all day long.
So, let's get this straight once and for all:
Racist Traitor=YOU.
Tolerant American=ME
Get it?
ur married to a White woman so that dosent make you racist? hahahha..Minoritys who have married White women have been the Biggest racist of all..jus one small example..O.J. Simpson.
I'm married to a white woman...and she has white parents and I love them all dearly.
So, its not about race, idiot, its about the person; so, again, YOU are a racist pryck. And people like you should crawl off somewhere and die because the world does not need you...PERIOD.
i get it zaph..u dont like white people with backbone,those who speak up and work for their groups interest..of course,you hypocritical racist such as yourself you like the lilly white liberal that is willing to sacrifice not only his White groups interest but his White childrens interest as well at the altar of Affirmative action..it bothers you not that all minority races work openly for their groups interest..ur a bottom of the pond scum dweller zaph and thats all you ever will be.Not even worth debating because you are incapable of real debate..you are the one who is racist,hypocritical,and intolerant of others views,thoughts and opinions.You are no Bad Eagle, Boy!
I never said I saw God. Actually, I can be quite certain that God is a spirt that trascends time and space (seeing that It created it and all)...and guess what? Spiritual entities aren't "physical" so they would not belong to a "race"...nor would they have a gender. But far be it for me to try and dissuade you from your human delusions about God...so, I suspect to you (and many others) God was a Middle-Eastern Jew named "Yeshua" at one time but after he was nailed to some tree, he was magically transfored in his "resurrected" into a white Mediterranean dude named of Jesus.
Amazing how that happened...truly a miracle.
I honestly don't care, ret...you're a fricken racist moron. We know that already...now, we just need you to crawl off somewhere and die, the world really doesn't need your kind.
just for you zaph...read entire article- Japaneze Dont loot-click on link or go to Thread Japaneze Dont Loot and read article i have pasted-therin you will find my answer.."dumbazz!!"...hehhehe
Are you implying whites don't loot? LMFAO!!! Dumbazz...
Or just championing the Japanese societal respect for others that Americans certainly don't have for each other?
Maybe the Japanese are better than you're stupid white azzez, then, huh?
I'm sorry if I do have a problem with idiots who think their concept of God is better than others and who take that spiritual vanity to extremes...PERIOD.
I don't care what stupid mindless sect they belong to...they're ALL dumbazzez.


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According to this article on denotational semantics in haskell All types have bottom, and a function f:A->B is strict if it maps the bottom of type A to the bottom of type B, it is called non-strict other-wise.
(This is reminiscent of a pointed category where morphisms preserve the basepoint).
Why does Haskell have non-strict functions, whereas Standard ML doesn't?


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The red prompt is a good idea, which I also use. Another trick is to put a large ASCII-art warning in the /etc/motd file. Having something like this greet you when you log in should get your attention: _______ _ _ _____ _____ _____ _____ |__ __| | | |_ _|/ ____| |_ _|/ ____| /\ | | | |__| | | | | (___ | | | (___ ...
There's a difference, a crucial one. If you want to decrease the process' priority, the order does not matter. On the other hand, if you want to increase it, you must put sudo before nice. Since you are running the command as a normal user (otherwise you would not bother with sudo at all), you can only decrease the priority of your command. But if you use ...
It's not a good idea to edit /etc/profile for things like this, because you'll lose all your changes whenever CentOS publishes an update for this file. This is exactly what /etc/profile.d is for: # echo 'pathmunge /usr/lib/ruby-enterprise/bin' > /etc/profile.d/ree.sh # chmod +x /etc/profile.d/ree.sh Log back in and enjoy your (safely) updated PATH: # ...
Not quite the same thing, but this web site recommends having your developers wear a pink sombrero when making changes to production systems. You could probably have a similar rule for sshing into them.
The second option is the best one IMHO. Personal accounts, sudo access. Disable root access via SSH completely. We have a few hundred servers and half a dozen system admins, this is how we do it. How does agent forwarding break exactly? Also, if it's such a hassle using sudo in front of every task you can invoke a sudo shell with sudo -s or switch to a ...
Actual password hashes are stored in /etc/shadow, which is not readable by regular users. /etc/passwd holds other information about user ids and shells that must be readable by all users for the system to function.
The biggest I've used is a discrete naming-scheme where prod-systems are named obviously different than test/dev instances. This makes the "Username@Hostname: " style prompt visibly different. And by obvious I mean more than just different words, different formats too: example: PRD-WEB001 vs DEVEL-BOB-WEB001 This has several things going for it: The ...
Everything said so far here is good stuff but there is one 'easy' non technical way that helps negates a rogue sys admin - the four eyes principle which basically requires that two sysadmins be present for any elevated access. EDIT: The two biggest items that I've seen in comments are discussing cost and the possibility of collusion. One of the biggest ...
By default, you can only write to /var/run as a user with an effective user ID of 0 (ie as root). This is for good reasons, so whatever you do, don't go and change the permissions of /var/run... Instead, as root, create a directory under /var/run: # mkdir /var/run/mydaemon Then change its ownership to the user/group under which you wish to run your ...
The inference is to only su or sudo when required. Most everyday tasks don't require a root shell. So it is good practice to use an unprivileged shell as your default behaviour and then only elevate to root when you need to perform special tasks. By doing so you are reducing scope for dangerous mistakes (bad scripting, misplaced wildcards, etc) and ...
From this stackoverflow answer, by skinp :w !sudo tee % I often forget to sudo before editing a file I don't have write permissions on. When I come to save that file and get a permission error, I just issue that vim command in order to save the file without the need to save it to a temp file and then copy it back again.
Redhat user: chown 0:0 /bin/rpm && rpm -qa | xargs rpm --setugids Debian/Ubuntu user: chown 0:0 /bin/* /usr/bin/* chown daemon:daemon /usr/bin/at chown 0:utmp /usr/bin/screen chmod 02755 /usr/bin/screen chmod u+s /bin/fusermount /bin/mount /bin/su /bin/mount chmod u+s /usr/bin/sudo /usr/bin/passwd screen While screen is running do this at ...
The easiest way to do this is to use a client section of the ~/.my.cnf file, and add the credentials there. [client] user=root password=somepassword ... it's a good idea to make that file readable only by root too.
The immutable attribute may be set on the file. Remove it with chattr -i
One thing you need to keep in mind is that this needs to be a persistent reminder, not just an indicator at login time. Very often, someone will have several shells running at the same time in different tabs and move between them. Some will be dev, some production. So when you are running a command, you need to have an indicator at that point. So having a ...
Don't forget to change the root password. If any user has UID 0 besides root, they shouldn't. Bad idea. To check: grep 'x:0:' /etc/passwd Again, you shouldn't do this but to check if the user is a member of the root group: grep root /etc/group To see if anyone can execute commands as root, check sudoers: cat /etc/sudoers To check for SUID bit, which ...
You could reinvent the wheel, but honestly, I use passwordless sudo for this. For example, my monitoring system needs to be able to run a command to check the hardware RAID. This requires root privilege, but I don't want to run the whole monitoring system as root, so instead I have in sudoers a line that says nagios ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /usr/lib/nagios/...
If people truly need admin access to a system then there is little you can do to restrict their activities on that box. What the majority of organisations do is trust, but verify - you might give people access to parts of the system but you use named admin accounts (e.g. you don't give them direct access to root) and then audit their activities to a log ...
To pull the effective uid use this command: id -u If the result is '0' then the script is either running as root, or using sudo. You can run the check by doing something like: if [[ $(/usr/bin/id -u) -ne 0 ]]; then echo "Not running as root" exit fi
You should disable root access from remote so an attacker can't compromise root without first compromising a user then escalating to root. We enable root access at the console only. Plus it creates accountability. :)
It's debatable, to me, that disabling root is worth the potential issues. I have never tested a server configured in such a manner. My preference is to allow root local access only. If an attacker has physical access to your server, you can forget everything you've done to "secure" your install anyway. Disable root ssh access by editing /etc/ssh/...
If they are using sudo, then it will ask for their password and not root password, therefore no root password change needed. Just be sure to give them proper privileges in /etc/sudoers file.
If this was a normal binary, you could setuid by running # chmod u+s /path/to/binary Unfortunately, scripts can't be setuid. (Well you can, but it's ignored). The reason for this is that the first line of the script tells the OS what interpreter to run the script under. For example if you had a script with: #!/bin/bash You'd actually end up running /...
To see who is UID 0: getent passwd 0 To see who is in groups root, wheel adm and admin: getent group root wheel adm admin To list all users and the groups they are members of: getent passwd | cut -d : -f 1 | xargs groups
On CentOS 5.2, the man page provided by running man pkill says it would interpret the /? as an extended regular expression for process names or command lines. So the ? means the previous caracter may or may not appear. Since there was only one other character, the /, then pkill killed every process it could. On linux systems, try to remember the man ...
Why password is asked when it is not permitted?! The one of the rules of security is not to tell attacker if something is enabled/disabled. This is just one example. The other is logging in as non-existing user. It will also ask for password. Telling attacker "root is disabled" or "the user does not exists" gives him some information, which you would not ...
Try using the command su -. The - means the new shell will get a environment of the user you have changed to. If you don't use it most of your environment will remain the same. The man page for su says: The optional argument - may be used to provide an environment similar to what the user would expect had the user logged in directly.
sudo vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config Then uncomment or add the following: PermitRootLogin no Then restart sshd: sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart
Check /etc/sudoers.d/cloud-init file, ec2-user default user is there, just delete this file.
Without putting yourself into an insane technical mind twist to try and come up with a way to give a sysadmin power without giving them power(its likely doable, but would ultimately be flawed in some way). From a business practice standpoint there is a set of simple solutions. Not cheap solution's, but simple. You mentioned that the pieces of IP you are ...
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I'm trying to build URI's using the JDK java.net.URI.
I want to append to an absolute URI object, a query (in String). In example:
URI base = new URI("http://example.com/something/more/long");
String queryString = "query=http://local:282/rand&action=aaaa";
URI query = new URI(null, null, null, queryString, null);
URI result = base.resolve(query);
Theory (or what I think) is that resolve should return:
But what I got is:
Why #resolve() "eats" the last path? If the new URI (
query) is built as:
URI query = new URI(null, null, base.getPath(), queryString, null);
It works well.