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Video Interview: Discussing the FDA's Potential Ban of Trans Fats By Claire Mitchell on December 4, 2013 Posted in Legislation Following up on our recent post here on the FDA proposing that trans fats no longer be recognized as "generally accepted as safe" and the potential ensuing ban, I had the opportunity last week to speak with Colin O'Keefe of LXBN on the issue. In the brief interview, I share my thoughts on how the … Continue Reading
FDA Makes Preliminary Determination That Trans Fats Are Not GRAS By Claire Mitchell on November 14, 2013 Posted in Legislation Last week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced in a Federal Register notice that it has made a preliminary determination that partially hydrogenated oils (PHOs), a major source of artificial trans fat in processed foods, are not generally recognized as safe (GRAS) for use in food. The November 7, 2013 notice includes the … Continue Reading
A "Surprise" for Your Sweet Tooth: FDA Revisits Inedible Objects in Candy By Claire Mitchell on March 27, 2013 Posted in Imports, Legislation and Regulation Many of you may be familiar with the famous confection known as the Kinder Surprise or Kinder Egg, a toy-filled chocolate that is touted as the single largest children's candy category in the world. The treat is manufactured by the Italian company Ferrero and has risen to nearly cult status in certain countries. Kinder Eggs are … Continue Reading
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FDA Issues Interim Regulation and Input on Document Inspection Requirements under FSMA By Lee Smith on March 19, 2012 Posted in FSMA, Legislation and Regulation, Proposition 65 Effective March 1, 2012, the FDA implemented an Interim Final Rule on the "Establishment, Maintenance, and Availability of Records" under the Food Safety Modernization Act, "FSMA". The FSMA statute among other new provisions, expanded the FDA's authority to access and demand records from relating to the specific suspect article of food records, to include those relating … Continue Reading
Upcoming Events By Lee Smith on December 29, 2011 Posted in FSMA, Legislation and Regulation On December 8, 2011 I participated in a webinar organized by the Strafford Publication Group. In conjunction with Jonathan Cohen from the Gilbert firm and Joseph Bottiglieri with Bonner Kiernan Trebach & Crociata LLP, we presented Food Safety Claims: Products Liability Issues on the new requirements under the Food Safety Modernization Act. Nicole Hancock of … Continue Reading
FDA Creates The Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance (FSPCA) To Develop Training Courses And Materials For Prevention Of Contamination By Lee Smith on December 28, 2011 Posted in Legislation and Regulation The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in cooperation with the Illinois Institute of Technology's Institute for Food Safety and Health (IIT IFSH) created the Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance (FSPCA) to develop materials to will help the industry comply with the new preventive control rules. The Alliance is composed of members from the FDA, … Continue Reading
New Retail Food Action Plan By Lee Smith on September 29, 2011 Posted in Legislation and Regulation In its latest step to increase the safety of the American food supply, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a Retail Food Safety Action Plan that includes several measures to help assure the safety of food sold in stores, restaurants, schools, and other foodservice operations. In support of the Action Plan, FDA also … Continue Reading
Listeria Outbreak/FSMA Produce Regulations By Lee Smith on September 21, 2011 Posted in FSMA, Legislation and Regulation The FDA confirmed this week that Listeria matching the strain that has caused health effects, was found on equipment and fruit at the Jensen Farms packing facility in Colorado.FDA Link..The recall that was announced on September 14 apparently actually began several days earlier and according to press reports included shutting down operations, the harvest and calling … Continue Reading
American Cheese Society Conference By Lee Smith on August 31, 2011 Posted in FSMA, Imports, Legislation and Regulation I attended the American Cheese Society conference in Montreal earlier in the month. The conference was attended by cheese producers and suppliers from around the world. At the conference I presented a PowerPoint on Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) . There were several talks on Food Safety and clearly, the industry is concerned about the new provisions where cheese in … Continue Reading
Moving In-House By Kenneth Odza on August 22, 2011 Posted in FSMA, General Information As you might have heard, I'm leaving Stoel Rives LLP this month, my professional home for almost 14 years (and parts of three decades). I am honored and humbled to have been asked by The Kellogg Company to join them as their in-house food safety and quality lawyer. My departure from Stoel Rives is bittersweet. … Continue Reading
Are FDA Reinspection Fees An Opportunity? By Kenneth Odza on June 27, 2011 Posted in FSMA, Legislation, Legislation and Regulation Fred Degnan, from King & Spalding, led a very insightful presentation on "Responding to Government Investigations and Warning Letters" at the recent ACI food regulatory summit. His presentation led to an interesting discussion about FDA's close out of investigations. It was generally agreed that the FDA, in essence, is not notifying parties when it has decided to … Continue Reading
FDA's Right To Photograph In Your Plant By Kenneth Odza on June 23, 2011 Posted in Crisis Management, FSMA, General Information, Legislation, Legislation and Regulation, Litigation, Outbreaks The FDA asserts in its inspection manual its right to photograph in your plant. Yet the FDA does not have statutory authority to photograph. The manual cites the following cases as authority for its right to photograph the inside of a plant: Dow Chem. Co. v. United States, 476 U.S. 227 (1986), and United States … Continue Reading
3 New Ways FDA Will Access Your Records and 5 Things You Can Do About It By Kenneth Odza on June 2, 2011 Posted in Crisis Management, FSMA, General Information, Legislation, Legislation and Regulation, Litigation, Microbiological Testing, Outbreaks The Food Safety Modernization Act ("FSMA") significantly expands the FDA's ability to access a food company's records. The expanded authority is found in three places in the statute: FSMA § 101 amends 31 USC § 350c(a) and allows the FDA to obtain records related not only to a product that the FDA believes "will cause … Continue Reading
More on FSMA and Food Safety Risk Avoidance By Kenneth Odza on May 26, 2011 Posted in Crisis Management, FSMA, General Information, Legislation, Legislation and Regulation, Litigation, Upcoming Events Thank you to Parker Smith & Feek for inviting me to speak to about FSMA and how it's changing the status quo. My slide-deck can be viewed here. Following my talk, Marty Bask from Parker Smith & Feek led a very interesting discussion about the pros and cons of product recall and contamination coverage. A link … Continue Reading
The FDA's Reportable Food Registry: Four Burning Questions By Kenneth Odza on May 10, 2011 Posted in Crisis Management, FSMA, Legislation and Regulation, Litigation I authored the following article that appeared in the April 29, 2011 issue of Food Chemical News: As the clock ticks on the FDA's 24-hour deadline to report to the FDA's Reportable Food Registry, a food retailer, manufacturer or supplier is forced to make snap decisions that can profoundly impact business and litigation. Once a … Continue Reading
Listen on Demand to April 29, 2011 AON Webinar on the FSMA By Kenneth Odza on May 2, 2011 Posted in Food Safety, FSMA, General Information, Insurance Coverage, Legislation and Regulation, Litigation A 60-minute webinar broadcast on April 29 on the Food Safety Modernization Act (and a short discussion of implications of the Japanese earthquake, tsunami and resulting nuclear disaster on food safety) is available for replay at this link. The webinar was sponsored by AON. My gratitude to AON for inviting me to participate. As always, I'm interested in your feedback and questions.… Continue Reading
Looking for Information and Presentations on FSMA, Recalls and The RFR? Look No Further. By Kenneth Odza on April 14, 2011 Posted in FSMA, General Information, Insurance Coverage, Legislation, Legislation and Regulation, Litigation, Upcoming Events I'll be speaking at several events over the next two months on the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) and how this comprehensive and far reaching legislation affects the status quo for food companies. Two of these events are free, and all promise to address relevant and critical issues for those involved in the food industry. a. May … Continue Reading
More on the FSMA and the "Tester Amendment" By Kenneth Odza on March 11, 2011 Posted in FSMA, Legislation, Legislation and Regulation Earlier this week, I presented a webinar to the American Cheese Society entitled the "Food Safety Modernization Act and Product Liability." A link to the presentation is here. The presentation covered a number of topics and included a discussion of the so-called "Tester Amendment" to FSMA. The "Tester Amendment" in section 103 of FSMA "exempts" … Continue Reading
"Recall: A Financial Death Sentence?" An Upcoming Free Seminar in Bellevue, WA By Kenneth Odza on March 2, 2011 Posted in FSMA, Upcoming Events If you're in the Seattle area March 22, please join me at Parker, Smith & Feek's offices in Bellevue for a discussion of the new Food Safety Modernization Act, the Reportable Food Registry, and how to survive a food product recall. Here is the full announcement of the event, including a link to registration (no … Continue Reading
How Regulatory Changes Affect Litigation Risks By Kenneth Odza on February 28, 2011 Posted in Crisis Management, Food litigation tips, FSMA, Legislation, Legislation and Regulation, Litigation, Microbiological Testing, Outbreaks On February 24, 2011, Lee Smith and I presented "How Regulatory Changes Affect Litigation Risks" to the Grocery Manufacturers Association's food litigation conference. A link to the slide-deck can be found here. We discussed ways that the Reportable Food Registry (RFR) and the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) are affecting litigation now and can be … Continue Reading
Preparing for FSMA Produce Safety Rules: What "Ag-in-the Middle" Needs to Do By Kenneth Odza on February 14, 2011 Posted in FSMA, General Information, Legislation, Legislation and Regulation, Organics Many who track FDA's implementation of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) believe that a priority for FDA is Section 105, "Standards for Produce Safety" (FDCA section 419), in particular, the leafy greens regulations. Farms are exempt under FSMA's produce safety rules if: (A) during the previous 3-year period, the average annual monetary value of … Continue Reading
Why CSPI's Loyalty Card Suit Has No Merit and Does Not Promote Food Safety By Kenneth Odza on February 3, 2011 Posted in Consumer Fraud Class Claims, Food Labeling, Food litigation tips, FSMA, Legislation, Legislation and Regulation, Litigation, Supermarkets, Uniform Commercial Code Following the playbook it has followed in the past with sodium and other issues, the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) has filed yet another complaint of very questionable legal merit to promote a policy agenda. This time CSPI seeks to compel all retailers to use loyalty cards as a recall alert system. … Continue Reading
Beyond Statistics: What the FDA's RFR Report Means for Food Manufacturers By Kenneth Odza on January 25, 2011 Posted in Avoiding and Mitigating Recalls, Crisis Management, FSMA, General Information, Legislation and Regulation, Litigation, Outbreaks Last week, the FDA issued its first annual report on the Reportable Food Registry (RFR). The report provides statistics on the first year of the RFR (2240 entries, 229 "primary reports," a breakdown of the report by hazards, etc.). Beyond the statistics, the FDA report should be noted by food companies for two reasons: Food … Continue Reading


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Bob Luman
It's a classic American story. It almost sounds mythic, and it sure as hell would make a great movie. And nobody could have played the part better than Bob Luman.
Here's this dirt-poor kid from east Texas, born in 1937 and growing up in the boring, strait-laced days of the early 1950s. He's sleep-walking his way through high school, trying to decide between his two loves: baseball and music. He's too wired to do well in school. It's hard to sit still, and concentrating on American history and practical math is out of the question. Sometimes his thoughts take him to the baseball diamond. He's hitting for power or making the kind of catches you see on highlight reels, robbing someone else of a hit. Sometimes he thinks about performing on stage with his guitar, fronting his own band and sounding like Lefty Frizzell or Webb Pierce or whoever happens to be on the charts.
But somewhere deep down, at a level he can't even describe, the music isn't quite what he's looking for. Something is missing. The performing is OK; he loves to be up on stage working the audience. It's the music itself that isn't quite satisfying. But where else can he take it? What options are there for a teenage white boy in Texas around 1954? If not country music, then what? Surely not the horrible pop music that some adults listen to. That's not the kind of singer he is. And he's not black, which rules out the kind of music he sometimes hears late at night on stations like WLAC in Nashville. But, boy, there's something really appealing about those blues and R&B sounds he's been hearing more and more.
And then it happens like in some sort of Hollywood movie script. It's very sudden and almost from that moment there's no turning back. What Bob Luman doesn't know is that he's not the only one it's happening to. But none of that matters right at the moment. The point is that Luman is almost immediately a changed man. Suddenly he knows what he wants to do. Baseball will slip into the background and become something to do in his spare time. Music, this new kind of music, will define who he is and what he does.
His story will be told and embellished many times over the years, by press agents, music journalists, and by Bob, himself. The official version goes like this: Bobby Glynn Luman was born on April 15, 1937 in Blackjack, a small community near the east Texas town of Nacogdoches. He went to high school in Kilgore and learned to play guitar from his father, who was also proficient on fiddle and harmonica. J. C. 'Coot' Luman was, in the words of Bob's wife Barbara, "a real John Wayne type." A tough uncompromising guy who nevertheless had a real soft spot for his son.
Bob was fronting a fairly traditional country band. In August, 1955, all of that changed. Elvis Presley, flush with the success of a few Sun Records, came through Texas. One story has it that Luman's girl saw or heard about the show first, reporting the events to Bob the next day. He wasn't sure what to make of her story, but he sensed that something was happening and he had to check it out. That evening they both went to see the strange looking young man with sideburns and swivelling hips. That was, to borrow a cliché, the first day of the rest of Bob Luman's life.
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Pnwflyfisher 08-12-2003, 06:14 PM I am in need of another Steelhead fly line and I am not sure what kind I want to get. I tried Scientific Anglers and it didn't last very long. any suggestions?:confused: fredaevans 08-12-2003, 06:48 PM so a few questions back. One or two handed rod? Line weight? Type of fishing you expect to be doing? Need/want a tri tip line? Rod length? fae flytyer 08-12-2003, 08:16 PM RIO has a very nice Salmon/Steelhead single-hand line that would fit the bill for what you are looking for. Pnwflyfisher 08-13-2003, 10:05 AM Thanks, I was looking at those. They seem to be priced right And from the description I get in the catalogs it looks like it would fit my needs. I want a good long cast with a heavy fly without ending up with windknots. I tie my own and lately I have been doing alot of experiementing with speys. Pnwflyfisher 08-13-2003, 10:09 AM Oh and Fred, I use and 8 weight for Steelhead, 9 and a half foot long. and yes I wish I had a spey ! I would love to get my hands on a good 15 footer ! . I have been tying alot of spey flies lately and there great for Steelhead. I have some really cool patterns I have come up with (that actually work!):) fredaevans 08-13-2003, 01:16 PM Don't use a one hander all that often anymore (a couple of notable exceptions to that on the Rogue) but when I did swing my 9-10 foot single handers I loved the Tenney (sp?) "T" sinking tip series of lines. Have the entire set, and one (usually the 200 grain) is the line my single hander will be rigged with for fishing. We've got a few runs that are close to the beach your fishing off and deeper than heck, even in the summer flows. It's get down now, or forget it time to get to the fish holding on the bottom of these runs. Too close in for effective spey casting, but just the ticket for a 10' single hander with a fast sinking tip. fae Pnwflyfisher 08-13-2003, 01:59 PM Oh wow thanks I didn't even think of the Teeny lines. they sound pretty good. I know he is a big time steelheader so it's definitely a serious consideration. thanks! |


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Why is it So Hard to Get a Good School Lunch?
First, the good news. For the first time in 15 years, the USDA has proposed raising nutrition standards for school lunches. Maybe we are finally moving on from the bad old days of "ketchup is a vegetable." The USDA's aim is to reduce the trans fats, sodium and calories kids are eating, and that's significant, because according to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, most kids consume half their daily calories at school. Half.
Change can come slowly. Jamie Oliver is in the second year of his reality show "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution." When it premiered back in March 2010 he helped 12,000 students in West Virginia eat better, but things haven't gone as smoothly here in Los Angeles, where he wants to bring the show now. The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) has issued a flat out "no" to his request to film in their cafeterias. It seems that LAUSD doesn't want the exposure, especially the reality show kind.
"Reality TV has a formula. You either have to have drama or create conflict to be successful. We're not interested in either," Robert Alaniz, a spokesman for LAUSD, said.
Oliver is planning to open a kitchen in the Westwood area of LA instead, and says he will offer free cooking classes there. He's gotten permission to film in schools outside of the LAUSD system. He's lobbying the LA Board of Education and trying to get parents to write to school officials to convince them to put better lunches in schools. Word is from some parents that officials are listening – officials want change but change is slow. They're saying the same thing in the city of Huntington, CA. where Oliver got permission to film. School officials there are going to allow his cameras in their cafeterias, they say, because "we want to be on the right side of history." But the Huntington district spokesperson also admitted that while they're working for better school lunch choices,"we're having some trouble getting the kids to eat the food. It's a change that's going to take some time."
There it is again. That phrase, it's going to take time. Megan Chernin, Chair and Board of Directors of MLA Partner Schools, writing in The Huffington Post, said that 50 percent of the children she serves in her schools in South LA's most challenged communities are obese or close to it. Schools that are working hard to raise educational standards sometimes leave nutrition behind. But we know that no child who is hungry or eating unhealthy food can do the best job at learning.
There is progress: Megan Chernin says that her schools keep good nutrition on the radar, and while Jamie Oliver is a showman, he is also doing good. His "Feed Me Better" campaign in the UK was a success, as least measured by the British Government's reaction to it. The UK added $1 billion to school food budgets. Many credit Oliver's "Food Revolution" with helping the Healthy Hunger-Free Act to become law, raising standards for school lunches for the first time in 15 years. Education – for parents and kids – is key. Kids may not like the healthy choices at first – but at least we owe it to them to give them choices.
In May 2010, in my blog I wrote about what I feed my kids: "When I cook, I cook what my husband and I want to eat (and what we WANT our kids to eat) but, lets be honest, what parents like eating vs what the kids want to eat is often not the same thing! I can't tell you how many times I've told my kids, that our home kitchen is not a restaurant! So in addition to what recipes I am preparing for that night's dinner, I always prepare a whole grain dish, usually quinoa or brown rice. That way, the kids know there's one nutritious item being served that they'll WANT to enjoy because belief it or not, my kids like whole grains. And that is simply because I put a dish of rice on the table frequently.
Jamie Oliver moved his family to Southern California to do his show, but not surprisingly, his children will not be eating L.A. Unified school food. They will attend private school. Just like my kids. Though, private vs public schools is a topic for another day, I've watched what kids from more affluent families eat, and it is not all that better than what kids are eating elsewhere. Certainly, the public eye has been looking at under-privileged kids that don't have parents preparing a home-cooked hot meal every night or access to a natural foods market. Unfortunately, all American kids are subject to eating poor quality fatty cheap over-sugared foods. I'm with Jamie, Mrs. Obama, and everyone who is working hard to make changes in what our children eat. From my perspective, the 'privileged' kids have many of the same challenges. It amazes me that parents who are well educated feed their kids the same crappy fatty cheap junk foods that are found in poorer communities.
For example, recently my daughter came home sick from a sleep over. Breakfast was an undercooked meal of chocolate chip pancakes with hot chocolate drowning with so much chocolate, she said it was gross! I see this all the time, since when do we need chocolate chips in an already sweet pancake? Here's a great place to slip in bananas or berries! Hot chocolate on a hot spring morning? Where's the OJ? Do parents really think that's what their kids want to eat? We need to stop and take a good look at this no matter what 'hood' you live in.


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DHAKA, March 25 At least one person was killed and scores wounded in a bomb blast on Saturday near a militant hideout being raided by commandoes in northeastern Bangladesh, police said.
* Hezbollah, Hamas, Syria seen emboldened by Iran bomb
* Israel can't "knock out" enemies, senior general says
By Dan Williams
JERUSALEM, Jan 17 A nuclear-armed Iran could deter Israel from going to war against Tehran's guerrilla allies in Lebanon and the Gaza Strip, a senior Israeli general said on Tuesday.
The Jewish state sees the makings of a mortal threat in Iran's uranium enrichment and missile programmes, and has lobbied world powers to roll them back through sanctions while hinting it could resort to pre-emptive military strikes.
Major-General Amir Eshel, head of strategic planning for the armed forces, echoed Israeli government leaders who argue that Iran, which denies wrongdoing but rejects international censure over its secretive projects, could create a "global nuclear jungle" and fuel arms races in an already volatile Middle East.
Eshel made clear that Israel - widely reputed to have the region's only atomic arsenal - worries that Syria and Lebanon's Hezbollah militia as well as Palestinian Hamas Islamists who rule Gaza could one day find reassurance in an Iranian bomb.
"They will be more aggressive. They will dare to do things that right now they would not dare to do," he said in a briefing to foreign journalists and diplomats.
"So this is going to create a dramatic change in Israel's strategic posture, because if we are forced to do things in Gaza or Lebanon under an Iranian nuclear umbrella , it might be different."
Eshel, who spoke at the conservative Jerusalem Centre for Public Affairs think-tank, quoted an unnamed Indian officer who, he said, had described the Asian power's friction with nuclear-armed rival and neighbour Pakistan in terms of self-restraint.
"When the other side has a nuclear capability and are willing to use it, you think twice," Eshel said. "You are more restrained because you don't want to get into that ball game."
Israel waged offensives in Lebanon and the Gaza Strip in 2006 and 2008-2009, coming under short-range rocket attacks by Hezbollah and Hamas, both of which are supported by Iran.
Eshel said there are now some 100,000 rockets and missiles that could be fired at Israel by the guerrillas, Iran and its ally Syria.
Despite seeing its resources strained by a 10-month-old popular uprising, Syria's government has invested $2 billion in air defences over the last two years, and more on counter-measures against any ground invasion, Eshel said, linking both efforts to Syrian wariness of Israel.
He declined to be drawn on whether Israel might try to attack Iran's distant, dispersed and well-defended nuclear facilities alone - or, conversely, whether it could decide to accept a nuclear-armed Iran as an inevitability to be contained through superior firepower and fortifications.
Those decisions, Eshel said, were up to the government and the armed forces would provide it with a "tool box" of options.
"We have the ability to hit very, very hard, any adversary," said Eshel, a former senior air force officer and fighter pilot. But he cautioned against expecting any decisive "knock-out" blow against Israel's enemies. (Writing by Dan Williams)


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An outsourcing tale of two cities
When it comes to dealing with municipal fiscal woes and rising pension costs, Costa Mesa and San Bernardino offer an interesting contrast, especially when it comes to using outsourcing as a means of lowering costs and ensuring the continued delivery of public services.
In the wake of the Great Recession, officials in then-cash-strapped Costa Mesa attempted to privatize nearly half of the city's workforce to lower costs, but were rebuked by the courts. City officials have negotiated with unions to contract out street sweeping and jail operations in recent years, but they recently reached a legal settlement with unions that will prevent all but one future privatization effort (parks maintenance) for four years. In addition to granting a virtual moratorium on privatization, officials also granted employees a 4 percent pay increase.
One might wonder why this matters when Costa Mesa is back on seemingly sound fiscal footing today, having had five years of increasing revenue. The answer is that the city's total pension costs are skyrocketing, increasing at about double the rate of revenue. Hence, pension costs are increasingly crowding out spending on public services, all while outsourcing, a powerful cost-cutting tool, has been largely taken off the table.
Contrast this with San Bernardino, whose bankruptcy exit plan relies heavily on outsourcing as a primary strategy for restoring fiscal solvency. In May, the City Council overwhelmingly approved a bankruptcy plan that includes large-scale proposals to contract out 15 city services, which it estimates would produce at least $9 million in annual cost savings.
Even more notable is that the proposed outsourcing list includes fire services, traditionally an area immune to competition. In fact, the bankruptcy plan relies on contracting out fire and emergency medical services to save at least $7 million a year. The San Bernardino County Fire Department and Centerra, a private company, are the two bidders currently competing for the fire contract.
The potential for significant cost savings through contracting out fire services should not be surprising. Public safety costs consume a major portion of the total city budget. Reason magazine's Scott Shackford found the average San Bernardino firefighter currently receives well over $100,000 annually in total pay and benefits. Compare that amount to the average median household income for San Bernardino – $38,000.
Beyond contracting out fire services, the city expects millions in additional annual savings and new franchise fees from privatizing solid waste services.
Other proposed contracting initiatives include fleet maintenance, street maintenance and sweeping, engineering, inspections and information technology.
The rationale for a major outsourcing push in San Bernardino becomes clear in reading the city's bankruptcy exit plan. It notes that labor costs are the city's largest expenditure and that other cities operate at a lower cost with fewer employees.
Further, as in Costa Mesa, San Bernardino's pension costs are steadily rising, making continued in-house delivery of public services "unsustainable." In that context, shifting some workers off the payroll through outsourcing will not only lower operating costs immediately, but also reduce pension obligations down the road.
Costa Mesa ultimately abandoned its outsourcing efforts in the face of legal and political challenges. If San Bernardino can follow through on its bankruptcy plan, Costa Mesa will likely look on in envy as San Bernardino reduces the immediate and long-term costs that come with having too many city employees collecting over-the-top pay and benefits.
Leonard Gilroy is director of government reform at Reason Foundation.
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She sees it everyday, but 75-year-old Nguyen Thu Hang still cannot believe her eyes.
"Even in my dream I cannot imagine this scene," Hang said as she watched her grandchild play besides flower beds on the pavement of Hoang Sa Street running along the Nhieu Loc-Thi Nghe Canal in HCM City.
"When I was young, I spent the entire day on a small boat. Everyday, I rowed it, weaving my way through refuse floating densely on the surface of the Nhieu Loc-Thi Nghe Canal to pick up waste plastic bags so I could eke out a living.
"But now, everything has changed and become so wonderful! The canal now is so clean and beautiful!"
Though I am not a native, I know what Hang means. I have lived in HCM City for nearly 20 years and the transformation of its canals is the most impressive of all the changes I have seen here to date.
When I first moved here, the canals were very dirty with stinking blackish water overwhelmed with floating refuse. Mosquitoes and rats flourished in the largest slum area of the city. The scene was bleak and heart-sinking, and the canal, one of the major waterways in the city, was a prominent part of it for many decades.
People who have stayed in the area for long remember this clearly.
Standing in front of his house beside the canal today, 72-year-old Huynh Tan Suong in Phu Nhuan District's Ward 2 recalled: "Before the 1970s, due to the war, thousands of people from many surrounding provinces flocked to Sai Gon. The poor people used every inch of space alongside the canal to pitch their tents.
"Squalid houses were built on stakes driven into the canal's bed, made with the cheapest materials like old wood or plastic planks, carton boards or corrugated iron sheets. The canal became really fetid because household rubbish was directly dumped into it. Day after day, the refuse gathered, blocking the water flow and narrowing the canal, which seemed to have died in the 1980s."
A different life
Suong is delighted with the resurrection he has seen.
"It is quite different now. The landscape along the canal looks like a small park with colourful flowers and people going for walks to get fresh air," he said.
He is right. Now, whenever I have the time, I choose to ride on the roads alongside the canal to go to my office or return home. I drive the motorbike slowly to watch a very different life unfold on its banks.
Rows of willow trees lean over and are reflected on the water surface instead of the slums. Parterres with various kinds of flowers almost always in bloom add to the beauty.
Here and there, groups of people, young and old, exercise on machines that have been installed for the purpose, or take brisk walks. Others drink and eat at small roadside eateries and coffee shops on the other side.
Nguyen Minh Dung, former director of the municipal Construction Department, also grew up near the canal.
"Virtually the entire canal, in all the districts - 1, 3, 10, Phu Nhuan, Tan Binh, Binh Thanh and Go Vap - was heavily polluted and seriously affected the city's social life.
"Although its waters are now not as clear as in local rivers, they are flowing again, the stink is gone and its banks have been transformed into greenbelt," Dung said.
The Tau Hu-Ben Nghe Canal has also undergone a wonderful transformation.
Sitting in front of her house near the canal, Nguyen Thi Thom said she remembers clearly the days when the canal stank horribly and was bordered with makeshift houses.
For nearly 50 years, her family has lived near Cau Kieu Bridge which crosses the canal in Phu Nhuan District.
"For about 40 years, I have seen countless changes, but the life of people here only changed for real when the city began its big water environment improvement projects," Thom said.
For about 40 years, I have seen countless changes, but the life of people here only changed for real when the city began its big water environment improvement projects
Nguyen Thi Thom, resident, Ho Chi Minh City
"In the past, I could see that no creatures could survive in the putrid waters of this canal, but now my family members and neighbours have a quiet life here."
The fish are back!
On a breezy day with light sunshine in early April, I was able to see government officials and local residents release 450,000 fry into the Tau Hu - Ben Nghe Canal. There were carps, tilapias, catfishes and anabas.
I learnt that similar releases had happened last year at the Nhieu Loc-Thi Nghe and Tau Hu-Ben Nghe canals.
That the canal waters are good enough for fish to survive is remarkable and shows genuine revival, I thought.
Tran Dinh Vinh, head of the Fishery Resource Protection and Quality Control Division, said the release of fish aimed to regenerate marine resources in these canals.
"Before releasing the fish into the canals, concerned agencies had taken samples of water for testing, and the results showed that it was good enough for fish to survive and grow."
They checked the waters' pH level, dissolved oxygen (DO), heavy metal and some other contents, he said.
How it happened
HCM City's extensive .runs a total of 1,500 kilometres, was once a source of pride for the Saigonese.
The waterways not only linked the city with the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta and surrounding provinces, but also played an important role in servicing the city's sewage and drainage infrastructure.
But as the city's population grew, the rivers and canals experienced rapid degradation. They also shrank and no longer flowed freely. Worse, they became prone to overflowing during heavy rains and high tides.
Efforts to remedy the situation began almost 39 years ago when Sai Gon was liberated. Repair and upgrade works were carried out to parts of the drainage system and a few of the major canals were dredged, but the scale of the problem was too big, and the remedial actions too small.
Recognizing that more drastic measures were needed, around the turn of the century, city authorities, with assistance from foreign experts, initiated a major environmental sanitation initiative that would clean up the city's canals, including Nhieu Loc-Thi Nghe and Tau Hu-Ben Nghe that run through 10 inner-city districts.
Because the 8.7km long Nhieu Loc-Thi Nghe Canal was considered the worst of the lot, it was chosen as the pilot for a VND8.6 trillion (US$407.58 million) project in 2003.
The canal was heavily polluted by untreated wastewater from an aged sewer system inadequate to serve the rapidly growing population. The untreated wastewater in the canals posed a serious threat to public health.
The project included a massive wastewater pumping station that could handle 64,000 cubic metres per day. It could also treat the water to improve its quality.
Some $116.6 million were spent cleaning up the canal, improving infrastructure around it and repairing drainage and water treatment systems to improve the health and daily life of around 1.2 million residents in the area.
Several new residential areas were built to accommodate thousands of apartments and hundreds of housing foundations set up to help resettle families from project areas.
The city also injected VND554 billion ($26.26 million) into upgrading the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa streets that run along the Nhieu Loc-Thi Nghe Canal, and the results are evident. These are two of the most beautiful streets in the city now.
Phan Chau Thuan, deputy head of the managing board of Nhieu Loc-Thi Nghe, said although the project has not been completed yet, the canal has "almost become a green canal" because most of its wastewater is collected and treated at a treatment plant in District 2 which is still under construction.
Meanwhile, thousands of households that live along the Tau Hu-Ben Nghe Canal have benefited a great deal from the city's water environment improvement project.
Under this, equipment has been installed to collect wastewater from households living near the canal and transfer it to the Binh Hung wastewater treatment facility in Binh Chanh District. The canal's bed has also been dredged, said Luong Minh Phuc, head of the project's managing board.
Wastewater has been collected from nearly three million households in districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 11, Phu Nhuan, Tan Binh, Binh Thanh, Go Vap, and Binh Chanh, he added.
Le Hoang Quan, chairman of the HCM City People's Committee, has said that the projects do seek to beautify the city, but more importantly, they target enhancing the daily life of the residents.
As the urban environment improvement projects continue to be carried out, city residents can take heart from the changes they have already made to the city's image and their living conditions.
For many, this is a reality show with a fairy-tale ending.


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Hidroaviación was a Peruvian football club, located in the city of Ancón, Lima. The club was founded with the name of club Hidroaviación and played in Primera Division Peruana from 1929 until 1931. The club was third place of the national tournament in 1929. In 1931, Hidroaviación was relegated and it was their last appearance in the Primera Division Peruana.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-6353?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Kim Haase updated DERBY-6353: ----------------------------- Attachment: DERBY-6353-2.zip DERBY-6353-2.diff Thanks so much, Knut. 1) I love nits, and thanks for catching the asterisk one. 2) Sorry, I got careless and forgot to copy my latest draft into my trunk area with those last two sentences removed. I'm attaching DERBY-6353-2.diff and DERBY-6353-2.zip, with the changes I intended. > Update syntax description in Getting Started, use in Reference Manual too > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-6353 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-6353 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Documentation > Affects Versions: 10.10.1.1 > Reporter: Kim Haase > Assignee: Kim Haase > Priority: Minor > Attachments: DERBY-6353-2.diff, DERBY-6353-2.zip, DERBY-6353.diff, DERBY-6353.stat, DERBY-6353.zip > > > The "SQL Syntax" topic in the Getting Started guide (http://db.apache.org/derby/docs/10.10/getstart/rgsdocs10012.html) does not describe the curly braces ("{ }") as they are actually used in syntax statements, where they actually group required items, normally so choices can be separated by vertical bars ("|"). This should be corrected. > I also plan to adopt the suggestion made in DERBY-6121 that the topic be added to the Reference Manual, where syntax is most used. > Does anything else in the topic need fixing? I am confused by the statement that the asterisk "has a special meaning in some SQL statements." What special meaning can it have other than marking repeatable items? -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.1#6144) | |
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If you can't open it, you don't own it - Macchina opens up your car's hardware
Subject: General Tech | February 27, 2017 - 12:56 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: M2, Arduino Due, macchina, Kickstarter, open source, DIY
There is a Kickstarter out there for all you car enthusiasts and owners, the Arduino Duo based Macchina M2 which allows you to diagnose and change how your car functions. They originally developed the device during a personal project to modify a Ford Contour into an electric car, which required serious reprogramming of sensors and other hardware in the car. They realized that their prototype could be enhanced to allow users to connect into the hardware of their own cars to monitor performance, diagnose issues or even modify the performance. Slashdot has the links and their trademarked reasonable discourse for those interested, if you have the hardware already you can get the M2 interface $45, $79 or more for the hardware and accessories.
"Challenging "the closed, unpublished nature of modern-day car computers," their M2 device ships with protocols and libraries "to work with any car that isn't older than Google." With catchy slogans like "root your ride" and "the future is open," they're hoping to build a car-hacking developer community, and they're already touting the involvement of Craig Smith, the author of the Car Hacker's Handbook from No Starch Press."
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- Windows 10 Creators Update will let users block installation of Win32 apps @ The Inquirer
- Nokia 3310 (2017) hands-on @ The Inquirer
- Windows File History - An Inexpensive Insurance Policy @ Hardware Secrets
- Mysterious Gmail account lockouts prompt hack fears @ The Register
- Calyos may also produce stand-alone loop heat pipe coolers @ Kitguru
- The final 5G technical performance specs have been set @ The Register
Annoy the neighbours from the comfort of the couch; 3D printed remote controlled snowblower
Subject: General Tech | December 30, 2016 - 01:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: DIY, 3d printing
Snowblowers are noisy and not as effective as a shovel, but when it is remote controlled it certainly becomes an attractive solution. Over at Hack a Day there is a link to a 3D printing project which gives you the plans to print out your own snowblower. The project does encompass the entire machine, it might be prudent to look the project over and see if standard snowblower parts can be included in the build; especially if you already own one. 3D printing is growing in utility as well as popularity.
"This year's model features a slipper clutch — combined with a differential from a heavy RC truck — to forestall damage to the attachment if you happen to hit any rocks or ice chunks. The blades are also thicker and lack teeth in this iteration, as they would catch on anything hard and shatter the blade more often than not."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Mini-shootout: $900 smartphone vs. $3,000 DSLR, round three @ Ars Technica
- Little Bobby Tables Just Registered a Company… @ Hack a Day
- Facebook Buys Data From Third-Party Brokers To Fill In User Profiles @ Slashdot
- Police Want Alexa Data; People Begin to Realize It's Listening @ Hack a Day
- LXLE: A Linux Distribution Light on Resources But Heavy on Function @ Linux.com
- INQ's best and worst of tech in 2016 @ The Inquirer
- Microsoft new Surface Pro set for 1Q17 launch; to boost Pegatron performance, says paper @ DigiTimes
- Setting Up A MoCA 2.0 Ethernet-Over-Coax Network, Linux LAN Benchmarks @ Phoronix
- Deprecated: The Ars 2017 tech company Deathwatch @ Ars Technica
- TR's 12 days of giveaways: EVGA and MSI's prize is off the charts
DIY self driving car; what could possibly go wrong!
Subject: General Tech | December 2, 2016 - 02:59 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: DIY, self driving car, comma.ai, geohot
George Hotz, aka [Geohot], created the comma.ai program in an effort to create and sell a program to control self driving cars. The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration took offence to this, citing the possibility of this endangering humans in a letter sent to his company Comma.Ai. He shut down the project rather than having to deal with lawyers, red tape and regulations. The code survived however and is now available on GitHub. Hack a Day took a look and discovered it is written in Python with some C included and is rather easy to interpret if you are familiar with the language. It is compatible with Acura ILXs or Honda Civic 2016 Touring models, if you are so inclined.
"First there was [Geohot]'s lofty goal to build a hacker's version of the self-driving car. Then came comma.ai and a whole bunch of venture capital. After that, a letter from the Feds and a hasty retreat from the business end of things. The latest development? comma.ai's openpilot project shows up on GitHub!"
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Wearable eats wearable: Fitbit 'to buy Pebble' with a steal of a deal @ The Register
- INQ's guide to Christmas 2016: Gifts for gamers, geeks and gadget fans
- Intel to push SSD products for 4 major markets in 2017 @ DigiTimes
- Buffer overflow exploit can bypass Activation Lock on iPads running iOS 10.1.1 @ Ars Technica
- Foxconn manager in doodah for pinching 5,700 iPhones @ The Inquirer
- Brit upstart releases free air traffic app for drone operators @ The Register
- Parrot Security Could Be Your Next Security Tool @ Linux.com
- D-Link Performace Series DIR-890L AC3200 Enthusiast Router @ eTeknix
A handcrafted and possibly artisinal CPU with a 15m die size
Subject: General Tech | November 29, 2016 - 01:23 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: megaprocessor, DIY, neat
The Megaprocessor is a working CPU which is blown up in size to allow you to walk into it to watch how data is physically processed with your own eyes. There are 8,500 LED's in the core and another 2,048 for the memory which light up as data passes through the 15,300 transistors in the core and the memory's 27,000; though that total count includes the transistors which control the LEDs. The core's clock is a staggering 25kHz and there is 256 bytes of both RAM and ROM. The site actually provides you with the assembly language to write code for the processor if you are interested and you can visit the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge, England to see it in person. Drop by The Register for a quick look and for links to the project page for more details on the computer and build process, including a murderous vacuum cleaner.
"His ultimate goal other than the pure satisfaction of building the thing and getting it running, as El Reg reported in June this year, was to show the public how computers work by blowing the CPU up to a human-viewable scale."
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- Diamond Batteries That Last For Millennia @ Hack a Day
- Surface Studio torn down: Surprisingly upgradable storage @ Ars Technica
- 'DroneGun' Can Take Down Aircraft From Over 1.2 Miles Away @ Slashdot
- Neutralizing Intel's Management Engine @ Hack a Day
- Snoopers' Charter: 'Draconian' IP Bill receives royal assent to become law @ The Inquirer
- Current switches insulator's magnetic state @ Nanotechweb
- Storage newbie: You need COTS to really rock that NVMe baby @ The Register
- The Pokeball Power Bank @ Tech ARP
The artisanal homebrew router faces a new challenge
Subject: General Tech, Networking | September 16, 2016 - 12:27 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: router, DIY, homebrew, openwrt
Ars Technica took router modding to a new level this year; why just flash your router with OpenWRT when you can make one from a mini PC? The original was a dual gigabit NIC mini-PC with a 1037u Ivy Bridge Celeron from Alibaba, Homebrew 2.0 is sourced from Amazon, has four Intel gigabit LAN ports and runs on a J1900 Bay Trail Celeron. You simply install an inexpensive SSD is installed in the mini-PC, set up OpenWRT and configure your network settings. In this latest update Ars compares their homebrew routers to several retail routers to see how they fall in terms of performance. Check it out to see how they fare and possibly to learn a bit about network benchmarks.
"Famously around the Ars forums, this problem soon evolved into our homebrew router initiative. In January, I showed my math as a DIY-Linux router outpaced popular off-the-shelf options like the Netgear Nighthawk X6 and the Linksys N600 EA-2750. And in August, I shared the steps necessary to build one of your own."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Microsoft fiddles results to show Edge is 'better' than Opera and Chrome @ The Inquirer
- Xiaomi Can Silently Install Any App On Your Android Phone Using A Backdoor @ Slashdot
- Apple Japan Unit Ordered To Pay $118M Tax For Underreporting Income @ Slashdot
- 10 GNOME Shell Extensions You Should Be Using @ Linux.com
- Chrome and Firefox are blocking access to The Pirate Bay @ The InquirerE
- NikKTech & Alphacool AIO Global Giveaway
DIY HiFi; build yourself electrostatic speakers and show them off
Subject: General Tech | August 8, 2016 - 03:38 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: audio, electrostatic speaker, DIY
Instead of focusing on the troubling security holes reported on today how about you distract yourself by reading up on electrostatic speakers and how to make them yourself. Electrostatic loudspeakers differ from conventional magnetic speakers as they use the attraction and repulsion of a thin conductive film in an electric field to create sound waves. This allows the speakers to produce audio with very little distortion and comparatively flat frequency response but also comes with a drawback; half the audio is sent backwards and there is no easy way to reflect it to the front. Check out the build process and material required to create your own unique high end speakers over at Hack a Day.
"Any thin flexible plastic film can make a noise in an electrostatic speaker, but for best performance the thinner your film, the better. 5 micron thick Mylar seems to be the preferred choice."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Four vulnerabilities put 900 million Android handsets at risk of attack @ The Inquirer
- 75 Percent of Bluetooth Smart Locks Can Be Hacked @ Slashdot
- Video surveillance recorders riddled with zero-days @ The Register
- First Looks: The Razer HDK2 Virtual Reality @ Hardware Secrets
- Seagate coats SATA flash in Nytro, waits for explosion @ The Register
- A Look At NVIDIA's Upcoming Pascal GP102 Quadros, Iray VR, DGX-1 & mental ray Advancements @ Techgage
- Asus PL-AC56 AV2 1200 Wi-Fi Powerline Extender Kit @ Kitguru
- Nitro Concepts C80 Comfort Carbon Class Gaming Chair @ eTeknix
- ASUS RT-AC3200 Wireless AC Router Review @ Techgage
- Vertagear PL6000 Gaming Chair @ Kitguru
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- Howdy, Ubuntu on Windows! How Fast Is It? @ Linux.com
- Cassia Bluetooth Hub Router @ Hardware Secrets
Part 1 - Picking the Parts
I'm guilty. I am one of those PC enthusiasts that thinks everyone knows how to build a PC. Everyone has done it before, and all you need from the tech community is the recommendation for parts, right? Turns out that isn't the case at all, and as more and more gamers and users come into our community, they are overwhelmed and often under served. It's time to fix that.
This cropped up for me personally when my nephew asked me about getting him a computer. At just 14 years old, he had never built a PC, watched a PC be constructed - nothing of that sort. Even though his uncle had built computers nearly every week for 15 years or more, he had little to no background on what the process was like. I decided that this was perfect opportunity to teach him and create a useful resource for the community at large to help empower another generation to adopt the DIY mindset.
I decided to start with three specific directions:
- Part 1 - Introduce the array of PC components, what the function of each is and why we picked the specific hardware we did.
- Part 2 - Show him the process of actual construction from CPU install to cable routing
- Part 3 - Walk through the installation of Windows and get him setup with Steam and the idea of modern PC gaming.
Each of the above sections was broken up into a separate video during our day at the office, and will be presented here and on our YouTube channel.
I would like to thank Gigabyte for sponsoring this project with us, providing the motherboard, graphics card and helping work with the other vendors to get us a great combination of hardware. Visit them at Gigabyte.com for the full lineup of motherboard, graphics cards and more!!
Part 1 - Picking the Parts
Selecting the parts to build a PC can be a daunting task for a first timer. What exactly is a motherboard and do you need one? Should you get 2 or 4 or more memory modules? SSD vs HDD? Let's lay it all out there for you.
The specific configuration used in Austin's PC build is pretty impressive!
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Processor | Intel Core i5-6600K - $249 |
Motherboard | Gigabyte Z170X-Gaming 5 - $189 |
Memory | Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4-3200 - $192 |
Graphics Card | Gigabyte GTX 970 Gaming Xtreme - $374 |
Storage | Corsair Neutron XT 480GB - $184 Western Digital 3TB Red - $109 |
Case | Corsair Obsidian 450D - $119 |
Power Supply | Corsair RM550x - $117 |
Keyboard | Logitech G910 Orion Spark - $159 |
Mouse | Logitech G602 - $51 |
Headset | Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum - $192 |
Monitor | Acer XB280HK - $699 |
OS | Windows 10 Home - $119 |
Total Price | $2054 (not including the monitor) - Amazon.com Cart |
Make yourself a WiFi camera remote
Subject: General Tech | January 25, 2016 - 12:40 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: wifi, camera, DIY, iot
Hack a Day has posted a perfect example of how inexpensive and easy it is to build yourself useful things instead of shopping for expensive electronics. If you have looked at the prices of cameras or adapters which allow you to wirelessly take a picture you have probably been disappointed, but you don't have to stay that way. Instead, take an existing manual remote trigger, add in a WiFi enabled SoC module like the ESP8266 suggested in the video, download and compile the code and the next thing you know you will have a camera with wireless focus and shutter trigger. Not too shabby for a ~$5 investment.
"It's just ridiculous how cheap and easy it is to do some things today that were both costly and difficult just two or three years ago. Case in point: Hackaday.io user [gamaral] built a WiFi remote control for his Canon E3 camera out of just three parts"
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Thought you were safe from the Fortinet SSH backdoor? Think again @ The Register
- Windows 10: Microsoft confirms results of its Sophie's Choice on chipset support @ The Register
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- Cabling horrors unplugged: Reg readers reveal worst nightmares @ The Register
Thinking of building a server farm?
Subject: Systems | October 13, 2015 - 03:23 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: server farm, linux, DIY
Phoronix recently built a server farm and bar, a perfect use for a basement. In building the server farm they learned quite a bit about the process of creating your own server farm as well as the costs involved. For instance their power bill has gone up somewhat, including the air conditioning they are seeing usage of 3,000 kWh a month so you might want to do some calculations before setting up your own. Take a look at how the mostly finished design worked out and if you are interested you can find a link to the original article covering the build on the last page.
"It's been just over six months since I completed construction on the large 60+ system server room where a ton of Linux benchmarking takes place just not for Phoronix.com but also the new LinuxBenchmarking.com daily performance tracking initiative and testing and development around our Phoronix Test Suite, Phoromatic, and OpenBenchmarking.org software. Here's a look back, a few recommendations to reiterate for those aspiring to turn their cellar into a server farm, and a few things I'd do differently next time around."
Here are some more Systems articles from around the web:
- TechPowerUp 4K Gaming Build Guide @ techPowerUp
- OCUK Titan Electron Intel Core i3 Mini-ITX gaming PC @ Kitguru
- ASRock Beebox Mini PC @ techPowerUp
- Scan 3XS GW-HTX35 Workstation (w/ Quadro M6000) @ Kitguru
Everyone needs an automated elastic band turret
Subject: General Tech | August 6, 2015 - 12:50 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: DIY, turrent, arduino, 3d nand
With Black Hat in full swing anyone with even half a mind on their systems security is already depressed and likely to be even more so by the wrap up. That is why you should all stare at this 3D printed, Arduino powered elastic band turret. At the very least it should cheer you up and at best get you downloading the Thing Files to start printing your own. The full load of 24 rubbers can be launched in a very short time, either automatically if you program the Arduino appropriately or manually with an optional joystick. Head on over to MAKE:Blog to see this new step in desk defence.
"Looking like it would fit in perfectly in the smash hit game Portal, this little turret can launch a barrage of rubber bands on command. Designed by Kevin Thomas, this perky little gatling gun is mostly 3D printed, with an Arduino for a brain."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- At Black Hat: Square Reader To Credit Card Skimmer In 10 Minutes @ Slashdot
- Biggest security update in history coming up: Google patches Android hijack bug Stagefright @ The Register
- Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive users at risk from 'man-in-the-cloud' attacks @ The Inquirer
- Red Hat prepares for the IoT revolution @ The Inquirer
- Planar NAND Development Ends After 26 Years @ Slashdot
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Southerner September 30, 2012 5:21 PM Dani,like Pol in Moto2 did all he can to keep the dream alive. But,hell,credit to Dani. He's made it very clear that he ain't settling for second best and bridesmaid no more.4th win in a GP year. Great for him. Enjoy the bubbly and the birthday celebrations little tough guy. Loved it ! Reply Report abuse 36 agree 1 disagree
Abhishek - Unregistered September 30, 2012 6:08 PM Actually, now I feel it was stupid to replace Stoner with Rea who had no experience on a Motogp bike. They should have given it to Bradl with clear instructions- "If Pedrosa wins, we want you second - and if you can do that, your LCR Honda will be a factory spec machine". Rea is doing absolutely no damage to Lorenzo by finishing 7-8. He is not at fault as he is a rookie for Motogp - but not HRC i guess. 18 agree 1 disagree


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Record revenues achieved in 2011 as enterprise customers control capacity and automate management of virtualized and cloud infrastructure with Cirba's software.
TORONTO – March 27, 2012 - Cirba Inc., today announced it has raised $15 million in its third round of institutional funding led by Tandem Expansion Fund. Existing investors Sigma Partners and Edgestone Capital Partners also participated in the deal. The growth round of financing follows a series of enterprise-wide sales to some of the largest financial institutions in the world. These enterprise customers helped Cirba achieve record software bookings in 2011.
Cirba software provides intelligent control for infrastructure. Cirba:
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IT organizations are facing a new level of complexity in these dynamic environments. Without continuous predictive intelligence to control and automate infrastructure management, IT organizations will be unable to deliver promised efficiencies and will introduce operational risk.
"Our extensive investigation into the cloud and virtualization management software market clearly shows the need for a control system; software to help deliver the promised efficiencies and drive automation. Cirba is far ahead of other software products both in terms of capability and customers with enterprise deals of up to 100,000 servers. We feel we have made a great investment and look forward to supporting their growth", said Chris Legg, Managing Partner, Tandem Expansion Fund.
"Tandem understands and supports high growth and innovative companies, and I am pleased to have them on our team, including one of the founding partners of Tandem, the technology entrepreneur Charles Sirois. I am also very pleased that our existing VCs, Sigma and Edgestone, continue to support Cirba's growth through additional investment. Cirba is fortunate to have such a great group of investors," said Gerry Smith, president and CEO, Cirba.
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