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Barton Seaver is on a mission to restore our relationship with the ocean, the land and each other – through food.
As an executive chef, Seaver opened seven restaurants and earned acclaim for his food and for the environmentally conscious businesses he ran. Highlights of his culinary career include being named a Rising Culinary Star three times; twice earning Best New Restaurant nods; and being honored as Esquire magazine's Chef of the Year in 2009. His restaurant Hook was named by Bon Appetit as one of the top ten eco-friendly restaurants in America.
Barton left the restaurant industry to pursue his interest in sustainable food systems and accepted a Fellowship with the Explorer Program at the National Geographic Society, where he studies the confluence of human and ecological health. He is also the Director of the Healthy and Sustainable Food Program at Harvard's School of Public Health, highlighting the important connection between environment and human health while ensuring the profitability of local food producers. The New England Aquarium named Barton their first Sustainability Fellow in Residence to help relate the aquarium's conservation messages to our dinner plates.
As the author of two books, Barton continues to explore these themes with the home cook. His first book, For Cod & Country, showcases seasonal seafood, vibrant spices and farm-fresh produce. His latest book, Where There's Smoke, extends his message to meat, seafood and vegetable recipes for the grill.
Barton is a regular participant at the Aspen Institute and has delivered a talk at the prestigious TED conference. He was recently named by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as culinary ambassador to the American Chef Corps.
Q: Tell us about cooking throughout your childhood. What drew you to the grill?
A: Family dinner was the fundamental point of my childhood; we came together over family dinner every night of the week. My parents were intrepid and talented cooks, and they set the course for my career and my life. In my restaurants I have focused on replicating some of those flavors I experienced as a child and using the ideas of family dinner and gatherings, which really defined the values in my life. My father was well known for his culinary talents, but his ability on the grill was the most admired of all his skills. He knew instinctually how to coax every bit of flavor out of ingredients on a smoky fire. Warm summer evenings, gathered together around the grill – it's a good way to spend your nights.


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Going for Gold
Have you ever heard of a philosophy called Olympism? Set forth by the Olympic governing body, olympism is a "philosophy of life, exalting and combining in a balanced whole the qualities of body, will and mind. Blending sport with culture and education, Olympism seeks to create a way of life based on the joy found in effort, the educational value of good example and respect for universal fundamental ethical principles."
There are three values that you can see clearly demonstrated by competitors at the Olympic Games based on this philosophy:
- Striving for excellence
- Demonstrating respect
- Celebrating competition
The world comes together to compete against each other, to give it our all, to pit our best against another's best and strive to win. Then when the flame is extinguished, the records are set and the friendships are cemented, we head home to start the hard work of preparing to compete again.
Similarly, as global entrepreneurs, we must possess the values that sports encourage; teamwork, perseverance, dedication and compassion. While we celebrate the Olympics just once every two years, we work every day to keep these values alive. With Forever, it's not only about qualifying for Eagle Manager or receiving a Chairman's Bonus check. It's about the journey to becoming who we are as Forever Business Owners and improving the lives of people around the world. We forge friendships, strive for excellence and most certainly, we demonstrate respect and care for the company, the products and our fellow FBOs through our actions and support.
Being an Olympic athlete may never have been on my list of achievements, but being a Forever Business Owner is. I'm proud of that because I know FBOs around the world foster the same principles I do. Just like the athletes we look up to, we train every day for the events that affect our businesses and our lives. We learn through failure, take joy in the hard work it takes to get to the top and seek recognition when we know we've gotten the gold. Your gold medal is something you can wear everywhere you go, a smile and your Forever pin.
Forever Yours,
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Thor Industries Inc. today (Feb. 4) announced preliminary sales as well as continued growth in the company's backlog for the second quarter and six months, ended Jan. 31.
Preliminary consolidated sales from continuing operations in the second quarter were $636.3 million, down slightly from $636.6 million in the second quarter last year. Towable RV sales for the second quarter totaled $474.1 million, representing a 9.3% decline from $522.8 million in the second quarter of fiscal 2013. Motorized RV sales in the second quarter increased 42.5% to $162.2 million from $113.8 million in the same quarter a year ago.
For the six months, preliminary consolidated sales from continuing operations were $1.44 billion, up 2.9% from $1.40 billion last year. Towable RV sales for the six months were $1.1 billion, down 5.2% from $1.16 billion last year while motorized RV sales rose 43.8% to $339.3 million from $236 million last year.
Consolidated backlog on Jan. 31 was $845.2 million, up 37.1% from $616.6 million at the end of the second quarter last year. Towable RV backlog increased 33.7% to $501.9 million, compared to $375.4 million at the end of the second quarter of fiscal 2013. Motorized RV backlog increased 42.3% to $343.3 million from $241.2 million a year earlier.
"Thor's sales for the second quarter were adversely affected by the severe winter weather that has plagued the Midwest this year. In January, our operations in Indiana lost several days of production due to severe cold temperatures and heavy snow," said Bob Martin, Thor president and CEO. "The severe weather affected our ability to receive materials, run production and ship units amid the frigid temperatures and hazardous road conditions. The second quarter sales total also reflects the impact of certain operational moves we've made over the past few months. Ultimately, these factors have resulted in a shift in the timing of deliveries and revenues from the second quarter to later in the year as indicated by our backlog growth. The RV markets remain strong as reflected by the higher traffic and increased sales activity we've seen in the early retail shows," he added.
Thor expects to report its second-quarter operating results on March 6.


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - In his final home game after five seasons with the Hornets, senior center fielder David Del Grande launched a lead-off home run in the bottom of the ninth inning to give Sacramento State a 6-5 win over North Dakota and clinch the first outright regular season WAC title for the team in program history.
"I was just trying to help my team win and off the bat I wasn't sure if it was going and once it went over I couldn't believe it happened; its something you dream of," Del Grande said. "When I saw it go out I was just jumping and I saw my teammates running out there and I can't even put into words what it was like. I've just been trying to get back on pace, and today I felt good in my last couple of at bats and it's a good way to enter the tournament."
Sacramento State (35-21, 21-6 WAC) had already clinched the top seed for the WAC Tournament but with the win on Saturday secured the regular season title. It's the second regular season WAC title for the team in the last three years but the first in program history that the team has won outright (not tied for the championship).
"That's a special way to end your career as a senior; its one of the most unbelievable moments I've ever been a part of to end a game like that and win a conference championship," head coach Reggie Christiansen said. "It was a great weekend for us because we had to play for something. You want to play that kind of baseball late and I think it's a great test for us and we're looking forward to going to the tournament."
As the top seed the Hornets receive a bye on the first day of the WAC Tournament and will play their first game in Mesa on Thursday at 7 p.m. against the lowest-seeded winner from the two games on Wednesday. Sacramento State will face either the No. 4, 5, or 6 seed in that game. Seeding will not be finalized until the rest of the WAC teams conclude conference play today and tomorrow.
Saturday's regular season finale was a much tighter contest than the first two games of the series, though the Hornets did score single runs in the each of the first three innings, including the ninth home run of the season by junior Rhys Hoskins in the third, to take an early 3-0 lead.
North Dakota (10-29, 8-16 WAC) struck for a three spot in the top of the fourth to tie the score. A leadoff Hornet error jumpstarted an inning in which UND sent nine men to the plate and scored three unearned runs to pull even, though they stranded the bases loaded. Another Hornet error enabled a fourth run to score the following inning as the visitors went ahead 4-3.
Sacramento State regained the lead in the seventh, tying the score as Del Grande led off with a double and scored on a safety-squeeze bunt from junior Scotty Burcham. Sophomore Chris Lewis then doubled to the left field gap and was brought home on an RBI single from sophomore Dane Fujinaka to give the Hornets a 5-4 lead.
In its final game of the season, North Dakota continued to battle and tied the game in the top of the ninth on a one-out solo homer from catcher Taylor Petersen off Hornet closer Sutter McLoughlin. In the bottom of the ninth UND reliever Alex Twenge fell behind Dal Grande 2-0 before the fifth-year Hornet ended his home career with the WAC-winning walk-off homer.
The top four hitters in the Hornet lineup combined to go 8-for-18 on the day, as junior Kyle Moses was 2-for-5 and sophomore Nathan Lukes was 3-for-5 in front of Hoskins and Del Grande. Petersen had one of three two-hit games recorded by North Dakota and scored twice.
Hornet redshirt freshman Justin Dillon went just 3.2 innings and allowed three runs, but all of them were unearned. Four of the five runs North Dakota scored were unearned, with the only earned run the homer off McLoughlin, who picked up his fourth win of the season but has now allowed a home run in three consecutive appearances. Twenge was the last of five UND pitchers in the game after starter Zach Muckenhirn lasted just three innings.
If the Hornets win in their opening game at the WAC Tournament at 7 p.m. Thursday, they would play again at 7 p.m. Friday and, with another win, would have the opportunity to play for the conference title at 7 p.m. on Saturday. Any loss in the double-elimination tournament makes the path to a title much more challenging.


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Pipe: Elephant's Head Botanical Etching
This beautiful herb pipe is one of five in a collaboration series of custom porcelain pipes with botanical carvings by the sculptor at Halcyon Clays for Pipe Tea Herbals!
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Why porcelain?
Porcelain is a beautiful material and can be crafted into almost any shape imaginable. The porcelain used is fired to a high temperature (about 2232 F/1222 C!) where it vitrifies, making it as safe as a glass pipe to use and can be cared for similarly. Though these pieces do not come fully glazed, the surface is finely sanded, making the texture similar to that of a smooth stone. All of the glazes used are food safe.
Buyer must be at least 18 years or older to purchase. Buyer is responsible for knowing and duly abiding by their local laws in the purchase and use of this product.


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Thursday, July 4, 2013
Happy Fourth of July!
This photograph was taken at the 2010 Fourth of July Parade in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts
Copyright 2013, Heather Wilkinson Rojo
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It's the Horribles Parade in Beverly Farms! We lived near Quincy Park when I was little and either watched the fireworks from our house that they shot from Salem Willows or took the boat up to West Beach to see that show. It's a dismal display here in Billings with it so dry out here. I really miss the Fourth in New England. Thanks for sharing that nice photograph.ReplyDelete
Your Beverlyite friend,
-Sandy Steele DeFord
Yay! For some reason this reminds me of the Memorial Day Parade here in CT when our daughter was in the high school band, playing the flute. She finally got to play the bells . . . her one parade wish. Then on the 4th of July they did a little skit at Town Hall in which she played the "fife" (is that how you spell it?) and a friend played the drums. Celebrating is one of the best things people do.ReplyDelete
The guys in your photo are dressed to the nines!
Happy Fourth of July weekend to you, Heather.


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In the paper "Conformal Deformation of a Riemannian metric to a constant scalar curvature" of Richard Schoen (see here: http://www.intlpress.com/JDG/archive/1984/20-2-479.pdf), in the first page, it says that "Note that the class of conformally flat manifolds of positive scalar curvature is closed under the operation of connected sum, and hence contains connected sums of spherical space forms with copies of $S^1\times S^{n-1}$."
My question is: Is there any other conformally flat manifold with positive scalar curvature which is not in these forms? Or the manifolds Schoen mentioned exhaust the list of all conformally flat manifolds of positive scalar curvature?


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One person has died in a fast-moving brush fire that burned 30 homes near Campo in San Diego's East County.
The fire has burned 2,556 acres near the Shockey Truck Trail and the Campo Indian Reservation and is moving east, according to Cal Fire officials.
An elderly man was reported missing from his home in the Tierra del Sol neighborhood.
U.S. & World
Hours after putting crime scene tape around the man's property, San Diego County Sheriff's Department investigators and firefighters confirmed they discovered the body of a person inside the home.
Thirty homes have been damaged or destroyed along with 15 outbuildings. As of Monday evening, the fire was threatening an additional 25 homes in the rural east county area, where many homes are vacant, said Cal Fire spokesperson Mike Moehler.
Cal Fire officials said the "Shockey Fire" sparked around 12:15 p.m. Sunday and was moving rapidly in an easterly direction. As of Monday night, crews said they had reached 40 percent containment.
Weather was helping firefighters as the fire was burning away from homes Monday afternoon. However, the head of the fire remains a challenge for crews as it was moving through rocky terrain that proved to be difficult for ground crews to access.
To compensate, crews are running thousands of feet of hose into these areas and running water. Helicopters saturated the area, making water drops one after the other.
Evacuations are in place for the Tierra Del Sol area, but orders were lifted in the areas of Boulevard and Jacumba. Highway-94 was closed Monday at Shockey Truck Trail to Jewell Valley Road.
Nearly 1,000 fire personnel were working to contain the fire, about half of which were from CalFire. They used 87 fire engines, 6 airtankers, 3 helicopters, 7 dozers and 8 watertenders.
Red Cross officials turned the gym at Mountain Empire High School into a sleeping area Sunday night. Eight people spent the night but the center can hold up to 300 people.
NBC 7 San Diego captured video of several homes on fire but residents were devastated by the news, too distraught to speak. The area was scorched with remnants of burned cars, ruined fences and trees or parts of homes badly damaged.
Ranchers Bob and Laura Gooken considered evacuating with their 28 Clydesdale horses, but it was too late.
"When it came over here across the road, it was right there and we thought about it we can't leave so we decided to stick it out," said Bob Gooken.
"We just held our breath and got very, very lucky, we're very fortunate," said his wife, Laura.
The flames came dangerously close to the area Ginger Bonamo and her husband call home.
"You don't get used to it, you get ready for it," said Bonamo.
School was canceled for Mountain Empire Unified School District on Monday. Other residents in Live Oak Springs, Boulevard and Jacumba lost power Sunday night.
The Red Cross set up an evacuation center at Golden Acorn Casino on Golden Acorn Way along with the shelter at Mountain Empire High School on Buckman Springs Road.
By Wednesday afternoon, the evacuation centers were closed, as the fire was almost fully contained.
As of 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Cal Fire reported the Shockey Fire was 98 percent contained.
The Humane Society is helping to assist with large animal evacuation. For more information on livestock evacuation, call the San Diego Humane Society at 619-299‐0871 or the San Diego County Animal Services Emergency Dispatch at 619-236‐2341.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
For non‐emergencies, contact the San Diego County Sheriff's Department at 858-565‐5200 or the Crisis Hotline 24/7 at 888-724‐7240


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How to Use
This map shows eight different launch complexes. Fixed launch complexes, usually called launch pads, consisted of a single concrete platform where rockets were assembled, prepared, tested, and launched. Because assembling and launching a rocket takes some time, only a few launches could be made from a fixed complex each year.
Launch Complex 39, Pads A and B are located on Merritt Island, Florida, just north of Cape Canaveral. Both pads were designed to support the concept of mobile launch operations, in which space vehicles are assembled and checked out in the protected environment of the Vehicle Assembly Building, then transported by a large tracked vehicle called the "crawler-transporter" to the launch pad for final processing and launch. Because one rocket could be assembled while another was in the final stages of preparation for launch, twice as many rockets could be launched from a mobile launch complex as from a fixed one.
1. Find the Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on Map 1. How would you describe the location?
2. Look at Map 2 and find the eight launch complexes (identified by the word "complex" and a number). Why do you think there are so many? What do the locations have in common? Why might this be the case?
3. Locate complex 39 (a and b), where the Apollo moon launches were made. These are mobile launch complexes. What components of the mobile launch operations can you identify on the map? If needed, refer to the caption above.
4. Why do you think NASA chose to use mobile launch complexes for the Apollo program?
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Ted Hope stepping down from S.F. Film Society post
Ted Hope, an Academy Award-nominated film producer who became executive director of the San Francisco Film Society a little over a year ago, is stepping down at the end of the year to pursue other film-related interests.
His departure caps a rocky five years for the Film Society, which has lost three leaders in that time, two because of illness. The presenter of the annual San Francisco Film Festival, the Film Society also is known for supporting emerging filmmakers and providing special movie programs and events in the Bay Area.
"What it comes down to is that I've always been a producer and always worked for myself, and this has been a bit of a challenge for me to work with a staff of 26 and a board," Hope said. "It didn't seem fair to them."
Film producer resume
Hope came to San Francisco in September 2012 with a resume as a film producer whose independent movies have broken through to mainstream audiences. His work includes Academy Award nominees "In the Bedroom" (2001), "21 Grams" (2003) and "The Savages" (2007).
Gary Meyer, a founder of Landmark Theatres in San Francisco and the co-director of the Telluride Film Festival, said that Hope was accustomed to seeing ideas executed quickly but that "reporting to a board is a different thing."
Meyer, who has known Hope for many years, explained, "Ted came out here with a lot of excitement and enthusiasm and has realized it's not the job for him. He's an independent film producer, an entrepreneur, and he's used to putting money and a team together and moving forward. I think some of the things he wanted to do here were not going to come together as quickly as he'd like to see."
Hope and his wife, Vanessa, plan to remain in the Bay Area, where he will stay involved with the Film Society. The couple moved from New York, and Hope said he wants to make movies in San Francisco.
He will stay on as the society's executive director until the end of the year and has agreed to lead its advisory board.
The news was not a surprise to the group's board.
"There was always a risk when we hired Hope, because he didn't have experience running an organization and, in particular, a nonprofit," said Howard Roffman, the board's vice president. "But we were impressed by the kind of thinking he brought to the table about how to keep a film culture thriving."
Hope was recruited last year after Film Society board members read a posting on his blog, Hope for Film, that listed 99 things wrong with the film business and a 45-point plan for fixing it.
"If we are going to have a film culture and not just a mass-market film business driven by family films and tent poles, we need to connect those artistic films to audiences and support artists," said Hope, who is developing an app to do just that.
Bingham Ray
One of Hope's fellow film revolutionaries was Bingham Ray, his predecessor as executive director of the Film Society. Ray was the distributor for Hope's film "Happiness," and, in 2012, he was at the Sundance Film Festival on his way to a speech Hope was giving when he had a stroke. Two days later, Ray was dead at 57, just 10 weeks into the job.
Ray's predecessor, Graham Leggat, had died six months before, of cancer, at 51. Leggat had served six years as executive director.
The society's programs and festivals are scheduled into next year, and there are no plans to change anything Hope did while in the leadership chair.
The society's board has begun the search for a new director.
San Francisco Chronicle staff writer Julian Guthrie contributed to this report.
Meredith May is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: meredithmaysf


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The Dungeon Master Chapter 43 Page 1
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Singapore's Media Development Authority (MDA) has announced the eight local directors who have each been awarded $205,000 (S$250,000) under the inaugural New Talent Feature Grant (NTFG).
The grant is a new initiative by the Singapore Film Commission (SFC), part of the MDA, to support up-and-coming directors making Singaporean content, including commercial and arthouse features, documentaries and TV films.
Unlike previous co-investment schemes, the NTFG gives the filmmakers S$250,000 or up to 100% of their production budget (whichever is lower) and the directors will get to own the intellectual property of their films.
A minimum of 40% of the grant money does need to be spent in Singapore, and the grant-winning projects must be completed within a year.
Six of the eight grant winners are first-time feature film directors: Ric Aw with the project Building Waves; Abbas Akbar with Singapooru; M Raihan Halim with Banting; Jason Lai with Ms J Contemplates Her Choice; Kesavadas S/O Rajagopal with A Yellow Bird, and Tan Ai Leng with Sinema.
The two others are second-time directors who have won awards for their previous work. Documentary filmmaker Tan Pin Pin won the grant with her project Hinterland and Teo Eng Tiong with The Confinement Nanny.


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The Free: Youth Ministry's Friday night worship service is a night of engaging worship and relevant teaching, and its the best way for Jr. and Sr. high youth to get connected. Doors open at 6pm, and youth are welcome to hangout until 10pm!
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Big Brew Selection With a Local Vibe at Beer Bar, Silver Lake
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I'm a big fan of neighborhood bars - and a bar with a good vibe and beer selection is indeed a rare scene to find. Lo and behold, the people behind Bar Covell have occupied the adjacent space to Rambutan Thai and set up shop, offering 5 taps and over 50 bottles of brews.
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Set at the scene of Silver Lake and Sunset boulevards, it's a hop and a skip from Silverlake Lounge and Spaceland The Satellite - only two of the hottest places to see live music, making it a convenient place to come for a pre- or post-show beer…or five.
The list offers great Californias brews like Alesmith Speedway Stout, Anderson Valley Oatmeal Stout and Russian River Valley Damnation - but if you choose to go European, they have plenty of that, too, with pours costing between $5-9 each. At the time of my visit, Lagunitas IPA, Urthel Hop-It, Oskar Blues Ten Fidy, TAPS Barleywine and Allagash Black were all on tap. (Yum - especially the Urthel. A surprisingly well-balanced, hoppy blonde.)
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They've also got a shuffleboard-air hockey-bowling type machine (don't ask me, I never played it) if you feel like a game-of-something with your mates. Or just enjoy the perfectly-lit space and gaze at the upside-down canoe hanging from the ceiling. The ambiance is made in large part by the vintage neon signs hanging along the walls - a contribution by Joe Keeper, keeping the goods in the Silver Lake family.
Since opening a couple weeks ago, Beer Bar has also invoked their small menu of fried chicken and sides, prepared in the fryers of Rambutan, and only costing you $9 for a serving with two sides and $4 for fries. I'm jonesin' to try the fried okra. Arrived after 10 PM on a weekday or 11 PM on a weekend (that is, after the kitchen's closed)? Look no further than Hipster Pho, which neighbors Beer Bar and is actually an unmarked (thus the hipster) Thai place called Pho Cafe. Beer Bar generously lends its space to carry-in food, and even had the wares for me to eat my bowl of beef broth and rice noodles right at the bar. Ask the beer dude behind the counter to pair your food (pho or chicken - either way) with a beer of his choosing, and you're set.
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Beer Bar at Rambutan Thai
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ClamSMTP[dead link 2018-11-24] is a very simple virus filtering tool for any SMTP server. It is very usable with the Postfix MTA, so the following article applies to this and gives you an example of a simple configuration.
The basic requirements are a working Postfix installation with users set up and a working ClamAV daemon, so be sure you have installed and configured them properly.
Before you install Clamsmtp, install and configure Postfix, create users for your SMTP server, and test if it is working. Install Clamav, and test it too.
If both of your tools work well, install the clamsmtpAUR[broken link: package not found].
Let's see
/etc/conf.d/clamsmtp first
change the line:
Now, we will configure the daemon, by editing
/etc/clamav/clamsmtpd.conf. You can erase the original file or simply make a backup of it. Create a new file with this contents:
# Simple clamsmtpd config file OutAddress: 10025 Listen: 127.0.0.1:10026 TempDirectory: /var/spool/clamsmtp User: clamav
Clamsmtp works as a daemon. The workflow is simple, it listens on a port specified in its configuration file, catches the mails, scans them via Clamav, and then it pushes them back to Postfix via another port. Here, the daemon will listen on port 10026, then scan the mails as user clamav, and will send them back to Postfix on port 10025.
Next we create the cache for clamsmtp by:
mkdir /var/spool/clamsmtp chown clamav:clamav /var/spool/clamsmtp
(for whatever reason, the default TempDirectory:
/tmp returns permission errors )
check your
/etc/clamav/clamd.conf, and uncomment the line ( normally, it is already done ):
#ScanMail yes
ScanMail yes
Now, we have to configure Postfix to work together with Clamsmtp. Edit
/etc/postfix/main.cf, and add this two lines to the end of the file:
content_filter = scan:127.0.0.1:10026 receive_override_options = no_address_mappings
Postfix will send mails to localhost on port 10026.
scan unix - - n - 16 smtp -o smtp_send_xforward_command=yes # For injecting mail back into postfix from the filter 127.0.0.1:10025 inet n - n - 16 smtpd -o content_filter= -o receive_override_options=no_unknown_recipient_checks,no_header_body_checks -o smtpd_helo_restrictions= -o smtpd_client_restrictions= -o smtpd_sender_restrictions= -o smtpd_recipient_restrictions=permit_mynetworks,reject -o mynetworks_style=host -o smtpd_authorized_xforward_hosts=127.0.0.0/8
The first two lines create the service "scan", the others take charge of accepting the already scanned mail from Clamsmtp from port 10025 and delivering them to the recipients.
Now, test your server, restarting the services
postfix and
Send yourself a mail, without any viruses
If you do not have any arriving mails, check
/var/log/mail.log for errors
Then, download a test-virus
wget http://eicar.org/download/eicar_com.zip
and send it as an attachment.
Check your server's logfile again, you should get something similar to this:
May 23 00:04:08 servername postfix/smtp[2415]: A9B941F911: to=<email@example.com>, relay=127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1]:10026, delay=0.13, delays=0.08/0/0.04/0, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250 Virus Detected; Discarded Email)


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"I am the greatest! Wait, is that even possible? Ok, then I'm the greatest behind [Muhammad] Ali!"
Zlatan Ibrahimovic
"Is Messi the best ever? Yes, and I hate to say that for Cristiano Ronaldo, who is also an incredible player. But Messi is from another planet. A player who scores 90 goals in a year can't be real. He is from the PlayStation. And Messi seems like he wants to play with the other players. He is faster, has more class, and scores when he wants to."
Gennaro Gattuso
"I enjoy his fashion more than his football."
Andre Ayew on David Beckham
"For the national team, he's just an average player. He's got this huge responsibility and his biggest concern is to change his hairstyle. Every match we have outside the country, he doesn't perform well. Everyone thinks he's supposed to be the answer to every problem we have in the national team, but Neymar isn't ready for that much pressure, he can't handle it. He doesn't play in a foreign country, and European football is very different from what we play here in South America. He wants to get the ball, dribble, use his skills, but he needs to play for the team."
Pele on Neymar
"I was in Frejus cooking a barbecue. My agent tried to reach me, but I was on vacation so I didn't answer him. He sent me a message telling me it was urgent. So, I finally called him back. Then I hear Adriano Galliani welcoming me to the club without even asking me if I had agreed to join! But I was happy that I had no choice!"
Kevin Constant on his move to AC Milan
"He is a gentleman of the highest caliber, and to watch him on the pitch – pacing like a lion, as weightless as an astronaut – is pure therapy."
Morrissey, the English musician, on Robbie Keane after watching the Irishman represent Los Angeles Galaxy against Tijuana
"How do you stop Messi? With a gun!"
Antonio Conte
"I regret not being mature earlier, because I think that I'd have evolved to a higher level. Maybe I'd be like Lionel Messi today. But I still have time, I can catch up."
Hatem Ben Arfa
"The president knows that we can sort my contract out in 30 seconds. As has always been the case, they will call me in and I'll sign whatever they want me to."
Esteban Cambiasso on whether he will remain at Inter Milan beyond his current deal, which expires at the end of 2013/14
"For me he's been player of the year – across this league and a lot more leagues. There are probably only one or two people [in Europe] who you could say have been better than him this season. How much better can he get? I'm not sure, but it's a scary thought if he does improve on how he's been performing this season."
Steven Gerrard on Luis Suarez
"In the last 15 months, I am the best manager in England. I won one Premier League, one FA Cup, one Charity Shield – there is not another manager that's won like me in the last 15 months. It's the reality."
Roberto Mancini
"They're two of the best players of all-time. But Ronaldo has been a bit unlucky because, in any other time, he'd be winning all the awards Messi has. But I think Messi's incredible. I think he's the best ever."
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A new article in Foreign Policy suggests that geoengineering (or weather engineering) may be part of the next high-tech battle strategy for troops who want a force multiplier. The article is an updated version of an essay by futurist Jamais Cascio. Others have already speculated about how the ability to control rain systems and pull down lightening may be the future of warfare. In fact, all the technologies to do this already exist. But Cascio thinks forced ecosystem imbalances may be the weapon of choice for offensive geoengineers.
"It's only a matter of time before the world's militaries learn to use the Earth itself as a weapon," Cascio writes. He speculates about how climate change and global warming could also be weaponized:
The offensive use of geoengineering could take a variety of forms. Overproductive algae blooms can actually sterilize large stretches of ocean over time, effectively destroying fisheries and local ecosystems. Sulfur dioxide carries health risks when it cycles out of the stratosphere. One proposal would pull cooler water from the deep oceans to the surface in an explicit attempt to shift the trajectories of hurricanes. Some actors might even deploy counter-geoengineering projects to slow or alter the effects of other efforts.
Weird and thought-provoking stuff.
Battlefield Earth [Foreign Policy]


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The Big Picture: Correctitude
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MovieBob discusses the difference between being politically incorrect and just being a big, fat jerk.
Seemed a little more aggravated than usual this week Bob.
I salute you. Spot on my good man.
Damn! Nicely done Bob! God it's good to hear someone step out from the mainstream and say something original (or at least more so than we're used to.)
Would "finally, someone says what we're all thinking" be too cliché?
Not bad, but I don't remember the resident evil 5 racism scandal being quite like how you portray it. I'm pretty sure the complaints were "whitey killing blacks" and not "misuse of tribal imagery" But hey, I could be wrong.
Edit: Before the MovieBob defense force comes to crucify me, here's a quote from a group of the complainer's since the original article has been taken down.
God i loved this, i was thinking this the other day when i heard someone making race 'jokes' (the kind that aren't even remotely funny) at the mall the other day, one of his friend called him out on it and he went on about "you just PC" and i though to myself, no your just an ass, but seeing as i was eavesdropping and the time it seemed impolite to comment.
I love you.
Bob is angry!!!! *cowers*
Spot on as always man. Can't we turn you into some sort of cyber vigilante? Just you in a superhero costume with the caption "Bob disapproves". Or something similar...
Dude, the point of Wikipedia is that everything has an external, credible source.
I agree with some parts of it and not others. For my part, I don't go out of my way to be a jerk, but I don't walk on eggshells either. Also, I firmly believe that "he" and the like are still acceptable as neutered pronouns and use them as such. I never replace "man" with "person" and I have only met a single African American in my life. Met a lot of black people, though.
That was a really good topic, Hope to see more of these
Not everything is sourced properly.
One of your best, Bob. I'm all for free speech, but if someone is going to be a jerk and offend just for the sake of being offensive, then they have no justification to defend themselves and deserve to be called out on their douchebaggery.
I have a rule of thumb regarding political incorrectness: you can make a joke about anything you like, but if it's racist/sexist/otherwise offensive, it has to be very, very funny or clever to make up for it. Just being rude for the sake of it isn't nearly enough. Meanwhile, as Bob says, 'political correctness' is mostly just courtesy. And when it does 'go mad' - not nearly as often as bigots would have us believe - it's mostly as a result of ignorance, which is inexcusable in anyone (as with the poor guy that got fired for using the word 'niggardly')
Nice movie - any particular reason it popped up now, other than just the Thor thing?
Interesting, a well made argument as always and very thought provoking. Not sure I completely agree with you this week but I can see your point, ESPECIALLY the bit about "words mean things." Too often people have to skirt around their opinions because they are trying not to offend anyone. Honesty is a better option than being secretive about your opinions.
In all fairness, thats a valid point even without the link. At least you were civil about it rather than storming in saying "You're a load of shit Bob, and I know better than you because etc, etc..."
Quite vindictive towards the end this week Bob. Presumably you had a run in with a particularly pig headed pc-user?
Hm. It´s hard to express my feelings on this.
You mentioned Resident evil 5. I don´t agree with you. They weren´t being jerks. Sure, there are people who use that sheild, but the problem is that it´s pretty damn hard to point out if someone is just hiding behind the "polictically incorrect" shield or if they are honestly "polictically incorrect" since it´s mostly a matter of definition, which i think no word should be. And no law should be.
(This has nothing to do with the rest of the post, but i feel i should bring this up. Sexual harassment is one of the most stupid laws ever, since it´s the VICTIM who defines the crime, and not a third-person/book. For example, whistling may be for some women completly acceptable and maybe even flattering, but for other, IT`S SEXUAL HARASSMENT. Laws need to be clearly defined, not be defined by the victim.)
Using a fried chicken joke to insult Obama is obviously stupid and jerk-ish, but like you mentioned, Resident evil 5.
Are they being jerks? In my opinion, no. In your opinion, yes. It´s a hard issue to define, and i think the world would be better if the term "Polictically correct" didn´t exist.
If it seems strange that i brought up that last point, in Sweden, we have a law that says you are not allowed to insult someone based on religion, gender or race.
There are phrases that have changed in this day and age that can offend and that is fine - like getting rid of the Golliwog dolls or the dogs name in Huck Finn. Those are understandable. Now the PC stuff i can not stand is changing things for the sake of it eg a race connection that was never there. For instance changing Baa Baa Black Sheep, to Baa Baa Rainbow Sheep. Thats retarded and i do not know one person that saw that nursary rhyme as having any race connections, some could say calling it a rainbow sheep might now see it given a homosexual meaning? Another instance was some councils in the UK wouldn't have a nativity scene for christmas as its un-PC and could offend Muslims - even though i don't think any muslims have ever been offended by christmas and probably enjoy the lights and decorations as much as christians enjoy the decorations from muslim celebrations. Its the people that change word useage over a perceived insult that no one ever thought insulting. Problem is everything can be seen as insulting to certain group of people and if you get offended by something then tough - you can't keep everyone happy and change everything to ensure every group of people on this planet isnt offended by something. Words change there meaning daily, some black people use the word nigger to mean something positive even though its offensive for white people to use it in the same way. Also the word gay started off to mean happy and now is a word for homosexual. Yes, i believe words that are offensive should be changed but lets not go crazy about it.
Every single comedian he mentioned at the end of the video are the GREATEST COMEDIANS EVER (except Sam lol) Nice shoutout! Kudos Bob!
Ha. Think that was a beavis and butthead flash game I remembered playing 10-12 years ago at 5:27. Nice video
Wow... Now I feel bad for ever laughing at Jeff Dunham. Then again, I only laughed at his Walter sketches, the other ones weren't that funny to me.
Also, I don't think I've seen you this angry since your Transformers 2 review.
Wow, that was a great topic and all very true. The Big Picture may become my favorite show on the Escapist. Also you got very worked up Bob but that's fine it shows you care about the topics you talk about.
I agree with your general theme here (people bashing PC are often just being jerks) there are times where the 'PC police' get a bit crazy.
Two examples of what I mean, politics and Hollywood. In politics often you see such mental gymnastics take place to sling mud at the opposition. Words are twisted in completely counter intuitive, and often just plain fallacious manners. One recent campaign in my area twisted the words of one politician to try and paint them as anti-semitic, despite the politician being portrayed as such being Jewish. All this under guise of being PC. Buh what?
As for my other statement, how many times have you seen a movie where there is token character (insert race/ gender/ disability/ other minority status here). It's insulting all around. It insults the audience by pandering to them, and it insults anyone who is a member of those minority groups by portraying them in broad, often one dimensional, strokes. I'm not saying all (or even most) such characters are PC centric, but you've seen them before. They prevent true social progress by portraying those groups as one note plot devices, rather than people.
So yes, most of the time people using that anti-PC defense are just being trolls or jerks, don't dismiss the idea that sometimes the people using it have legitimate gripes.
Nice one Bob, though I don't think that it'll change anything in online arguements, and it especially won't change trolls but stills, thanks for putting the truth out there.
Hard hitting video with a lot of good points.
but I still think PCU is a fun movie(although horrifically dated)
Bob wins a billion internets this week.
The Anti-thinker lives!
he sounded pretty pissed at the ending
Damn Bob, this is one of those Big Picture videos that I completely agreed with you, spot on mate
If the feminist orthodoxy turn out to be godzilla I'm sure a lot more people would be behind it
While I had my issue with TBP previously this one was very good
Well I agree some of what he has to say this week, but not all of it. There is a undercurrent of political correctness that annoys the living shit out of me.
What's wrong with Chairman? Why do we need to change it to the clunky unnatural sounding Chairperson for example? Yeah I get the actual chair might be a woman, but woman and women have man and men in them, so big bloody deal. Let it be a language hold over like calling a judge "your honour"
Oh another that really irks me, if the flight attendant thing, there were already perfectly acceptable English words for those jobs, Steward and Stewardess, what the hell was wrong with them? And while I'm on the subject of jobs, you're not an auto repair technician, you're a mechanic, there are perfectly good words that people refuse to use for stupid reasons.
It's one thing, for example, to change a phrase from something like "retarded" to "developmentally challenged" (though to be fair they mean pretty much the same thing, one just has a long history of use as an insult as well), but come-on there is a thing as going too far; just look at that LA ordnance that wanted to change how hard drive jumpers were labelled, it took an issue with "master" and "slave". ( http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/outrage/master.asp )
Of course someone using a politically incorrect term in a mean, insulting way is just trolling. Context is what matters when it comes to being PIC, and a lot of the PC backlash isn't necessarily being PIC, but simply hating it when things are made PC that don't need to be.
I agree with this guy.
The guys that made a fuss before the game even came out where actually just complaining about the whole mighty-whitey-kills-the-negros thing. I'd say the tribal zombies that we all saw after the game came out where a little bit racist though.
Carlos and Jeff are really funny :'(
please don't quote me just to tell me they're not, waste of everyones time
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Here at Food52, we're serious about our coffee. So we got our friends over at Stumptown Coffee to teach us everything there is to know about it -- and to make our morning (and afternoon) routines a little bit brighter.
Today: Five ways to make your cup of coffee even better, no matter how you brew it.
Making good coffee at home is a revelation.
Don't get us wrong, it's certainly a treat to have someone make a coffee for you. But making coffee at home, especially on a chilly morning, when you can make a perfect cup in house slippers, drink it on your couch while reading the paper or checking your Instagram feed before you've had to say a word to anyone or even put on a coat, seems like a miracle.
Brewing great coffee at home is no magic feat. And it certainly doesn't require six month's rent for a home espresso machine, either. It just takes a few key elements to make a game-changing cup of coffee in your very own kitchen.
Here are a few tricks of the trade that will help.
For starters, think fresh.Coffee usually tastes best within two weeks of its roast date. If you have the option to buy in bulk, you should only buy as much as you and your household can drink within a fortnight.
A good grind is hard to find.Freshly ground coffee is unparalleled. Burr grinders are better than blade grinders -- they give you a more even grind which allows, in turn, for a better, more even extraction when it's time to brew. There are a number of less expensive hand grinders on the market that save you money in lieu of a little muscle. (At Stumptown, we love the Porlex and Hario models.) In a pinch, blade grinders work best if you give them a little cocktail shaker shimmy when grinding. But burr is best.
Think about storage solutions. Coffee, like olive oil, can degrade when exposed to sunlight. So to keep it fresh, it's best to keep whole bean coffee in a well-sealed, dark glass or ceramic jar away from heat and moisture and grind it right before you brew. Otherwise, seal it up in its protective bag. Whatever you do, don't grind and freeze it. The fluctuating temperature and added moisture affects the oils and cell structure of the coffee and it ends up tasting like your freezer smells, a.k.a no bueno.
Heat things up.Preheating all of your brewing equipment with hot water helps to keep the brewing temperature stable. The same is true for your mug, with the added hand-warming benefit, which makes the whole experience even better than it already is. If you use a paper filter brew method, you'll want to run hot water over the filter to rinse out the paper taste. Also, you'll want your water temperature when brewing to be about 30 seconds off the boil or around 200° F.
Worth its weight. And lastly, though tablespoons will certainly do, a scale is integral to making sure you are measuring out the right dose. Different types of coffee have different sizes and densities, so one tablespoon of a French roast, for example, will vary greatly in weight from one tablespoon of an Ethiopian heirloom coffee. But weighing your coffee is a foolproof way of getting your dose right. Any digital kitchen scale is worth its weight. (If you don't have one, one tablespoon equals roughly 7 grams.)
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Siberia Photo needed a new flash animation design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 12 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
I need a fully automated flash website for my start up photography business. I have specific instructions on the functionality of each page which will all need to be done in flash. Upon the satisfactory completion of the Phase I of the project, the winner will be contracted to do Phase II which will pay an additional $800.00.
Siberia Photography
Frozen in time
Desired Color Scheme:
Blue, PMS # 287C
Website Project Phase I
Home page will display Siberia Photography logo and a flash graphic that will take most of the page. The flash image should show a graphic of an icicle (see the link and pass below), a water droplet should fall from an icicle creating concentric circles as on the water surface. A second droplet should form and fall from an icicle, freezing in midair. A signature line should appear Frozen in Time.
Password: sitepoint
(I can provide the icicle in AI, EPS, JPEG format upon request)
The navigation bar in the right hand corner should have: home, client access, about, contact
The navigation on the right side will have:
Frozen Moments
Weddings Page will be displayed similar to this site http://www.shootgallery.com/photofo…folio.html
I would like to have the same layout as the first example. Have the images displayed on the left hand side 3 in a row with a pop up capabilities as you select each image. Also, I would like the slideshow capability as well as multiple gallery page capability from the second example as well. Possibly an option of music playing.
The wedding page will have the following sub pages displayed above the image navigation on the left hand side:
Album Design
(may have a few more pages, up to two more)
Albums Design Sub page will have a few pictures with the link to an album sample
I will provide the software for the album samples that could be easily integrated to any website.
This page will also display various pictures of albums and descriptions
Products Sub Page will have images of samples and descriptions
Portrait Page same layout as wedding page
Products Sub page
Commercial Page same layout as wedding page
Industrial Page same layout as wedding page
Industrial Book Design Sub Page same as wedding album design subpage
Client login this will be phase II of the project (so for now it can link to an empty login screen page which will have a username & pass field)
Contact form- will have an image of an icicle done in flash and a form that clients can fill out to contact me, I will get their information sent to me via email
About us page will also have an image of an icicle done in flash and have some text
Content Management System through the content management system I should be able to update the text on the about us page and product pages. Also, I should be able to add, delete and change images in all of the libraries. I should also be able to add new albums for the Design Album Page.
The overall look of the website should be very clean, with blue/white colors displayed: PMS # 287C
Font: SF Grandezza (bold and regular) - freeware available at http://www.dafont.com
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions: email@example.com
Hi everyone,
Thank you for your interest in my contest. This contest has two important aspects design and programming. Please make sure you can do both before entering into the contest. I think the best way to approach this would be to create/design the home page and the wedding page. I will pick the winner based on the design and functionality of the two pages. I'm trying to make this fair without having many people spend too much time for the initial two pages.
Let me know if you have better suggestions.
Thank you
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo acted on a series of bills Monday, vetoing bills that would have...
Gov. Andrew Cuomo acted on a series of bills Monday, vetoing bills that would have credited unclaimed bottle deposits to the Environmental Protection Fund and allowed the Catskill region's Off-Track Betting to operate in New York City.
He also vetoed a bill directing the state to reimburse New York City for retired OTB employees and one exempting from sales and use tax food and beverages sold in vending machines for $1.50 or less.
He signed a law creating the Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs.
In the document explaining his veto of the Environmental Protection Fund bill, Cuomo said the fund is a priority for his administration, but any funding decisions should be made in the state budget, not separately.
"I am committed to finding additional ways to strengthen the EPF and will work with the Legislature to do so," he wrote.
The bill extending the Catskill region to include New York City is a reaction to New York City's Off-Track Betting facilities' closure in December 2010.
Cuomo's veto said a business plan to implement this proposal was not extended.
"I am sensitive to potential opportunities to re-employ a portion of the individuals who lost positions due to the failure of New York City OTB. But continuing such gambling expansion on a piecemeal basis is irrational and inconsistent with the manner agreed upon to regulate gambling in New York State," he wrote.
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OAKLAND, Calif. -- Dorell Wright is getting another chance to start over and leaving behind another team that has more salary cap space in his absence.
The Golden State Warriors agreed Tuesday to trade Wright to the Philadelphia 76ers for the rights to a player currently in Europe, a person familiar with the decision said.
The person, who spoke on condition of anonymity because teams can't announce any trades until the free agency moratorium ends Wednesday, said Golden State would receive Edin Bavcic of Bosnia and Herzegovina in return. The 76ers acquired Bavcic's rights in a trade with Toronto in 2006.
The move frees up about $4 million in salary cap space for Golden State, which drafted small forwards Harrison Barnes of North Carolina seventh overall and Draymond Green of Michigan State at No. 35 two weeks ago to take Wright's place. The Warriors now have about $8 million to spend before going into the luxury tax.
Wright's acquisition is the latest move in a busy offseason for the Sixers after a surprising year where they made a run to the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Once the moratorium on deals ends, the Sixers will use the amnesty clause on Elton Brand and the $18.1 million he's owed in the final season of a five-year contract -- a move that has to happen for the Wright trade to go through.
Philadelphia also agreed to deals with forward Lavoy Allen and center Spencer Hawes and a one-year contract with veteran swingman Nick Young. Young's arrival allowed the Sixers to part ways with reserve guard Lou Williams.
Wright also becomes the 3-point threat needed when Philadelphia decided to not re-sign Jodie Meeks.
The 6-foot-9 Wright is entering the final season of his three-year, $11.4 million contract -- coincidentally negotiated by Warriors general manager Bob Myers, who is Wright's former agent. With so many one-year deals, not re-signing Williams to a multiyear contract and clearing some cap space to give them room to make some minor deals the rest of the summer, the Sixers are clearly aiming to have plenty money available to deal in the 2013 free agent market.
They also have a player who can make an immediate impact.
Wright was expected to be a long-term project when he was selected out of high school by Miami with the 19th overall pick in the 2004 NBA draft. He just wasn't expected to take so long.
When Wright finally began to blossom, the Heat couldn't afford the athletic small forward. LeBron James and Chris Bosh joined Dwyane Wade in Miami two summers ago to take Wright's spot.
What Wright found out West -- at least for one season -- was the chance he'd been waiting for to shine.
Wright averaged 16.4 points and started all 82 games during the 2010-11 season. He led the league in 3-pointers made (194) and finished third in voting for the NBA's Most Improved Player award behind Kevin Love and LaMarcus Aldridge.
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After the Warriors selected Barnes and Green in the draft, it became clear Wright's time with the Warriors was all but over. Golden State also has Richard Jefferson under contract for two more seasons and is hoping to re-sign restricted free agent Brandon Rush -- likely using the money Wright freed up.
Golden State also got a bit more good news Tuesday when the team said center Andrew Bogut's medical check-up in the Los Angeles area showed he's on schedule to be ready by training camp. Bogut, the 2005 No. 1 overall pick, fractured his left ankle Jan. 25 with Milwaukee and sat out the rest of the season when he was acquired in a trade for star guard Monta Ellis.


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New program on the business of making and marketing craft beer
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FROM THE OUTSIDE looking in, craft brewing looks pretty simple. Just take grain, hops or fruit, add a little time and maybe some flavorings, and through the alchemy of fermentation you have beer, whiskey, or hard cider. It's a trade that can easily be done out of a basement or garage, and many enthusiastic home brewers start there. But wait until the time comes to sell your product—that's when things begin to get tricky.
This fall, Portland State's Center for Executive and Professional Education is offering a new online certificate program called the Business of Craft Brewing. While a few other colleges have programs in beer or wine production, this is the first course of study to focus specifically on business operations.
Classes will cover regulations, operations, accounting, and brand development among other subjects as they relate to craft beer, distilled spirits, and ciders. The certificate program culminates in an optional immersion weekend: three days of touring breweries, hops and malt producers, and other craft beverage businesses. At the end of the program, students will have worked out their own business plans.
"Most of the people who are going to be taking this are people that have been making beer at home and now they want to make it on more of a commercial basis," says Mellie Pullman, director of the program. "So we've kind of merged the basic business skills with everything they need to know about the industry."
A PROFESSOR in the School of Business Administration, Pullman specializes in supply chain and operations management. But she first worked as a brewer, having trained with Pyramid Brewing in the mid-1980s before moving to Utah where she was brewmaster and co-owner of Wasatch Brewery, the first brewery in the state. Realizing that she needed to have a broader business background to meet the needs of a growing company, she decided to earn an MBA.
"We faced a lot of challenges, so I have a lot of great insights to pass onto the people that will be taking our program," she says. "I once blew up a tank of stout. And I had to duct tape the brewery together to keep it functioning back in the day when there were no people to call and ask, 'how do you fix this?'"
Pullman plans to call on local brewers and distillers like Lee Medoff to share their hands-on expertise with students in the program. Medoff is a longtime Oregon brewer, winemaker and now distiller.
"My best advice is to start at the back end," says Medoff, owner of Portland-based Bull Run Distilling Company. "I caution people that being enthused about what you do and being passionate is important, but you really have to know where your first bottle is going to be sold. And it can't be just to your friends."
Medoff is a founding member of the Oregon Distillers Guild. In 2003, he and a partner started House Spirits Distillery, specializing in gin and vodka. Their Aviation Gin became a quick hit, but Medoff was more interested in distilling dark spirits. He left House Spirits to found Bull Run in 2010.
CRAFT BREWING has exploded since its early days, especially in Portland. Out of 137 breweries operating in Oregon, a full 51 are located in Portland, and dozens more are in planning stages. Of 46 distilleries, 14 operate in Portland. The total industry, including related businesses like hops and malt producers, adds about $3 billion each year to the state's economy and employs around 30,000 people.
Initially, Pullman and her colleagues intended to offer just one section of business courses, but demand for the program has far exceeded expectations. With available seats filling up for fall, a spring section was added, and there are plans to offer a third section in June 2014. Students are enrolling from as far away as Germany and Spain. However, it is the program's answer to a local—and national—industry need that has Pullman most proud.
A recent $8 million private gift to the School of Business Administration—home to the new program—reflects the community's interest in this kind of innovative education, says Pullman. The gift and a $40 million bond approved in June by the Oregon Legislature will help the business school create more space for its collaborative, industry-responsive programs.
"At Portland State, we're definitely in a highly innovative phase. We have to be. We have to figure out what topics are going to meet the needs of our region," says Pullman. "Obviously, the craft brewing business is one of these."
Top left: Professor Mellie Pullman, director of the new Business of Craft Brewing program, brings her former brewmaster experience to students. Top right: The successful, but relatively new Migration Brewing Company in southeast Portland, will share its story with students in the new Business of Craft Brewing program. Bottom right: Sara Lynn pours from the seven Migration Brewing craft beers on tap at its Laurelhurst neighborhood pub.
Students will learn what it takes to run a profitable distillery from program partner Lee Medoff, owner of Bull Run Distilling Company.


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By Kunal Kumar Kundu
After nine months of standing pat, India's monetary policy finally became supportive of economic growth after forcing the government to act on fiscal consolidation.
True to expectations, therefore, the Reserve Bank of India cut the benchmark repo rate (the rate at which banks borrow from the central bank) by 0.25 percentage point Tuesday to 7.75% from 8%.
As a result, the reverse repo (the rate at which the RBI borrows from the banks) has been lowered by the same amount to 6.75%. In the somewhat surprising move, the RBI also cut the cash reserve ratio – the amount banks have to keep on hand with the central bank -- by 0.25 percentage point to 4% from 4.25%.
Clearly growth considerations (an alarming slowdown) triumphed over the risk of inflation (which shows clear signs of easing.)
The RBI, which has been continually downgrading its growth expectation for the current fiscal year that ends March 31, has now settled for an annual Gross Domestic Product growth rate of 5.5%. That's down from its October estimate of 5.8%, which itself was down from an earlier estimate of 6.5%, as both domestic and external demand wane. A sharp slowdown in investment demand also played an important role in the final decision.
Could the central bank have opted for a 0.50-percentage-point cut? I believe so. A cosmetic cut of 0.25 percentage point takes much longer to percolate down to the real lending rate in the economy and hence the efficacy of the rate cut will be that much more subdued. In fact, after the rate cut of 0.5 percentage point in April, India's largest commercial bank, the State Bank of India, reduced its benchmark lending rate by only 0.25 percentage point five months later.
Given the downside risk in the economy and subdued level of investment, a higher cut would have pressured lenders to act faster and, thereby, helped improve overall sentiment, especially since the RBI is keen on investment-led growth.
However, I am not in the camp that believes that successive cuts will now follow. For the remainder of 2013, I expect a total reduction of another 0.75 percentage point, starting with a cut of 0.25 percentage point at the next meeting in March.
The latest monetary policy review Tuesday showed that the RBI continues to be cautious. It is well aware of potential inflationary pressures, especially those arising from the move to rationalize regulated prices, such as those of diesel, to control the spiraling fiscal deficit.
The RBI rightly continues to be fret over the high levels of the fiscal deficit and current-account deficits and will continue to bear them in mind in future decisions. Also, what the RBI does not explicitly mention (but ought to be worried about) is the potential impact on the fiscal deficit of the likely increase in social-sector spending as elections approach.
The surprising part of Tuesday's policy announcement was the cut in the CRR. The RBI clearly expects further pressure on liquidity, which has been tightening since November. The CRR reduction will release about 180 billion rupees ($3.2 billion) into the banking system. I do not expect any further CRR cut in March.
On balance, the RBI was much less hawkish this time, though it continues to remain cautious as there is still a possibility that the government's fiscal consolidation efforts may yield results more slowly than anticipated.
The author is senior economist and general manager for India at Roubini Global Economics. These are his personal views.
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Harvard will visit Hofstra on Thursday in the team's third WNIT appearance in four years (Gil Talbot).
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The Storyline
For the third time in four years, the Harvard women's basketball team saw its name included in the 64-team field for the WNIT as it was paired against Hofstra in the tournament's first round. The Crimson and Pride will meet Thursday, March 15 at 7 p.m. in Hempstead, N.Y.
Fans unable to attend the game can listen to a free audio broadcast through GoCrimson.com with play-by-play man Greg Kadetsky on the call. A live video stream and live stats will also be available through GoHofstra.com.
Postseason Perennials
Harvard will be making its third WNIT appearance in four years when it faces Hofstra on Thursday, marking the ninth time the team has made the postseason in the last 17 years. The Crimson has also competed in six NCAA Tournaments during this span, and in 1998 became the only No. 16 seed to upset a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament on either the men's and women's side when it defeated Stanford, 71-67.
Senior Brogan Berry will be making her third postseason appearance on Thursday, a feat which has been accomplished only once before when Harvard went to three straight NCAA Tournaments from 1996-98.
Harvard in the WNIT
The Crimson is in search of its first victory in the WNIT as it enters the tournament with an 0-2 record. Harvard made its first appearance at the WNIT in 2009 when it lost at St. John's, 83-60, and in 2010 the Crimson fell at Syracuse, 87-68.
Against the Field
Harvard is 31-52 all-time against the WNIT field, and went 1-1 this year against teams competing in the tournament with a win over Boston University, 62-57, and a loss at Hartford, 72-61.
The Crimson faced three teams which will play in the NCAA Tournament, and posted a 1-3 record with a win over St. John's and losses to Iowa and Princeton.
All-Ivy Accolades
Brogan Berry, Christine Clark and Victoria Lippert were named to the All-Ivy League teams on Friday after leading Harvard to the program's third WNIT appearance in four years. Berry and Clark garnered first team honors while Lippert was named to the second team.
Berry joins Allison Feaster '98, Hana Peljto '04 and Reka Cserny '05 as only the fourth student-athlete in Harvard history to be named All-Ivy League four times in her career. She was an honorable mention selection as a freshman in 2009, a second team honoree as a sophomore in 2010 and has earned first team honors in each of the least two seasons.
Clark's first team selection was the first of her career after being named to the all-rookie team in 2011. She and Berry are just the ninth set of teammates in school history and first since 2004 to be named to the first team together.
Lippert, meanwhile, was named to the conference's second team for the third consecutive season. The junior was also an all-rookie selection in 2010.
Last Time Out
Emma Golen scored a career-high 21 points and Brogan Berry moved into a tie for second place on Harvard's career assists list as the Crimson defeated Dartmouth last Tuesday, 74-69, in the team's regular season finale.
Golen shot 8-of-13 from the floor, including a 3-of-6 clip from three, en route to her 21-point night. The junior also dished out a career-high five assists and pulled down eight rebounds. Christine Clark tallied 14 points and four steals while Elise Gordon scored a career-best 12 points on 6-of-9 shooting.
Berry notched 13 points, four assists and four steals in 33 minutes. Her four helpers moved her career total to 517, tying her with former teammate Emily Tay '09 for second place in Harvard history and fourth place in Ivy League annals. Berry also eclipsed the 1,400 career point plateau, and ranks sixth in program history with 1,411.
Harvard shot 42.2 percent for the game against 46.7 percent from Dartmouth, but turned 19 Big Green turnovers into 24 points and outscored Dartmouth 36-26 in the paint. The win puts Harvard at 10-4 in conference play, marking the sixth time in the last seven years the Crimson have notched 10 wins in the Ivy League.
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History in the Making
Brogan Berry became the first Ivy Leaguer to surpass both the 1,400 point and 500 assist plateaus this season, and is only the 49th student-athlete in NCAA women's basketball history to do so. Berry has scored 1,411 points entering Thursday's game, ranking her sixth in Harvard history and 29th in Ivy League history, while her 517 assists are tied for second in the school record book and fourth in the conference's.
Click here to visit the Media Center on GoCrimson.com to access Harvard's most up-to-date career records.
Career Scoring (Harvard)
1. Allison Feaster '98 2,312
2. Hana Peljto '04 2,109
3. Reka Cserny '05 1,863
4. Tammy Butler '95 1,605
5. Erin Maher '93 1,582
6. Brogan Berry '12 1,411
Career Scoring (Ivy)
1. Diana Caramanico '01, Penn 2,415
27. Ashley Taylor '07, Dartmouth 1,428
28. Courtney Banghart '00, Dartmouth 1,423
29. Brogan Berry '12, Harvard 1,411
Career Assists (Harvard)
1. Jennifer Monti '02 558
2. Brogan Berry '12 517
Emily Tay '09 517
Career Assists (Ivy)
1. Jennifer Monti '02, Harvard 558
2. Kerry Kelley '87, Brown 549
3. Kathleen Offer '96, Yale 546
4. Brogan Berry '12, Harvard 517
Emily Tay '09, Harvard 517
Career Free Throws Made (Ivy)
1. Allison Feaster '98, Harvard 505
10. Diana Caramanico '01, Penn 409
11. Do Stevens '02, Cornell 394
12. Brogan Berry '12, Harvard 388
Career Free-Throw Percentage (Ivy)
1. Angela Soriaga '06, Dartmouth 89.9
5. Brogan Berry '12, Harvard 82.7
Haven't We Seen You Before?
Senior Brogan Berry has started in a program record 113 games, and on Thursday will tie former teammate Christine Matera's '11 record of 115 career appearances.
Head Coach Kathy Delaney-Smith, in her 30th season at the helm of the Crimson, coached in her 800th career game Feb. 25 at Penn. Delaney-Smith has been on the sidelines for 408 Ivy League contests, and coached her 400th conference game Feb. 10 at home against the Quakers.
Defending Home Court
The Crimson went 8-4 at Lavietes Pavilion this season, marking the sixth straight year that Harvard has posted a winning record at home. The Crimson is 53-17 in Lavietes over the last six years, including a near perfect 12-1 mark in 2009-10.
Just Like Home
Harvard went 8-6 in road games this season, clinching the program's first winning road record since 2008-09. The Crimson enjoyed a five-game road winning streak from Jan. 3 to Feb. 4, marking the program's longest road winning streak since a seven-game stretch in 2008-09.
Players of the Week
Junior Christine Clark and senior Brogan Berry combined to earn five Ivy League Player of the Week honors this season, second most in the conference. Clark was named player of the week three times after earning three Ivy League Rookie of the Week awards last season. Berry, meanwhile, owns five career player of the week honors, putting her one shy of the Ancient Eight's all-time top 10.
Welcome to the Club
Junior Victoria Lippert became the 16th member of Harvard's 1,000 point club on Feb. 10 against Penn and is only the sixth student-athlete in Crimson history to do so as an underclassman. Lippert enters Thursday ranked 14th in program annals with 1,090 points. Senior Brogan Berry is also a member of the 1,000 point club and was the fifth student-athlete to eclipse 1,000 points as an underclassman. She currently ranks sixth in the Harvard record books with 1,411 points.
Harvard won its 300th game in Ivy League play at home against Penn, becoming the second program after Dartmouth to reach 300 wins against Ancient Eight opponents. The Crimson has won 284 Ivy League games under Head Coach Kathy Delaney-Smith, and has won at least 10 games in the conference 17 times, including six times in the last seven years.
Doubling Up
Harvard has notched nine double-doubles this season, including three over a two-game span against Columbia and Cornell. Both Elle Hagedorn and Victoria Lippert recorded their first double-double's of the year Friday against Columbia, with Hagedorn registering 11 points and 13 rebounds and Lippert tallying 13 points and 10 boards. The pair became the first Crimson duo to notch a double-double in the same game since Lippert and Emma Markley '11 did so on Dec. 9, 2009.
Miriam Rutzen also got into the action on Saturday with a 12-point, 11-rebound effort against Cornell for her second double-double of the year. Christine Clark leads the team with three double-doubles while Brogan Berry and Emma Golen have registered one.
Seeing Crimson
Freshman Erin McDonnell was the star of the most recent Seeing Crimson feature on GoCrimson.com. In the video, McDonnell breaks down the keys to playing post defense and gives you a first person view of what it looks like to take a charge.
20/20 Vision
Christine Clark and Brogan Berry combined for six consecutive 20-plus point performances from Feb. 3 to Feb. 18, a feat which the Crimson had not achieved since going 15 straight games with a 20-point scorer in 2003-04.
Clark began the streak with 23 points at Cornell and followed that up with a 21-point night at Columbia, becoming the first Crimson since Victoria Lippert in 2010 to score at least 20 points in back-to-back games. Berry posted back-to-back 20-point games against Penn (26) and Princeton (21), marking the first time in her career she has done so. Clark moved the streak to six games with a 20-point effort at Brown and a 23-point showing at Yale.
Nationally Known
Harvard enters Thursday ranked eighth in the NCAA in free-throw percentage (77.9) and 28th with a +6.0 rebounding margin. The Crimson also ranked 11th in personal fouls (13.0), 90th in three-point field goals per game (5.7) and 93rd in field-goal percentage (40.6).
Individually, Brogan Berry owns the 26th best assist-to-turnover ratio (1.9) in the land while her 4.3 apg are good for 76th. Berry also ranks 24th in free-throw percentage (86.3) while Christine Clark is 32nd (84.8).
They're on Fire
Harvard enters Thursday ranked second in the Ivy League in field-goal percentage and first in free-throw percentage, connecting on 40.6 percent of its attempts from the floor and 77.9 percent at the line. The Crimson has led the league in free-throw percentage each of the last two seasons while finishing second in field-goal percentage over that same span.
Individually, Victoria Lippert ranks sixth in the conference in shooting percentage (44.7) with Emma Golen coming in seventh (44.6). Brogan Berry has the best percentage at the line (86.3) with Christine Clark ranking third (84.8).
From Way Down Town
Emma Golen enters play Thursday leading the Ancient Eight in three-point percentage (42.9) while Victoria Lippert ranks fifth (36.4). Lippert's 1.7 three-point field goals per game, meanwhile, are good for sixth in the conference as Golen ranks seventh at 1.6.
Golen and Lippert have combined to shoot 41.6 percent from three over the last 23 games, with Golen hitting on 39-of-84 attempts and Lippert nailing 38-of-101.
Cleaning the Glass
The Crimson has outrebounded its opponents in 24 of 28 games this season, including 10 straight from Nov. 22 to Jan. 7. Harvard had not outrebounded opponents in 10-straight games since the 2006-07 season, when it went 15 straight games with a rebounding advantage. Harvard enters Thursday ranked second in the Ancient Eight in rebounding offense (40.1), rebounding defense (34.1) and rebounding margin (+6.0).
Individually, Miriam Rutzen ranks sixth in the Ancient Eight with 6.3 rpg after having grabbed 10 or more boards in six games this season.
Triple Threat
All-Ivy selections Christine Clark, Brogan Berry and Victoria Lippert are each averaging over 10 ppg and are among the Ivy League's leading scorers. Entering Thursday Clark has netted 15.2 ppg, which is good for fifth in the conference, while Berry ranks ninth with 12.1 ppg and Lippert 10th with 11.9 ppg.
The Crimson is 13-1 this season when allowing less than 60 points and has held eight of its last 12 opponents to under that total. Harvard held both UMass (47) and TCU (44) to under 50 points, marking the first time it has done so in consecutive games since March of 2008. Both the Minutewomen (26.6) and Horned Frogs (23.7) also shot below 30 percent, a feat which the Crimson had not accomplished since at least the 2001-02 season, the last season for which complete game-by-game records are available.
You Can Count on Clark
Christine Clark has scored in double-figures in 26 of 28 games this season, and had a streak of 21 consecutive double-digit performances dating back to last season. In her first 56 career games, Clark had scored at least 10 points 47 times and has been limited to under five points only three times.
In the Clutch
Harvard has played several games this season which have been decided down the stretch, and two of the team's leading scorers have stood up to the challenge. Christine Clark enters Thursday shooting 60.0 percent (9-15) with less than two minutes to play while going 35-of-41 from the line for a total of 54 points. Brogan Berry, meanwhile, had totaled 41 points on 47.1 percent shooting (8-17) while going 25-of-30 at the charity stripe.
Pouring it On
The Crimson scored 88 points at home against Columbia, marking the team's highest scoring output since an 88-84 double-overtime win versus Penn on Feb. 5, 2011. Harvard's 24 free throws against the Lions were also a season-high while its 67 field goal attempts and 55 rebounds were second most for the team in 2011-12.
Team Effort
All 13 active Crimson scored against Columbia on March 2, marking the third time this season at least nine student-athletes have scored in the same game. Harvard had at least nine student-athletes score at least one point 12 times last year, including a 96-63 win over New Hampshire in which 13 Crimson put points on the board.
Shooters' Touch
The Crimson shot 51.0 percent (26-51) at Yale, marking only the second time this season Harvard has made at least half of its attempts from the field. Harvard also shot 50.0 percent (26-52) against Alcorn State, marking the first time the team had done so since shooting 60.9 percent (28-46) in a 77-46 win against Columbia on Feb. 19, 2011.
Harvard was a perfect 21-of-21 at the free-throw line at Columbia, tying the program record for free-throw percentage in a single game and marking the first time the team has been perfect on more than 15 attempts. The Crimson is one of just 10 teams in the NCAA this season to finish a game without a miss at the line and at least 15 attempts, and along with Syracuse's 23-of-23 performance is one of only two teams to do so with at least 20 attempts.
Christine Clark led Harvard with a 12-of-12 performance at the line, tying her with Reka Cserny '05 for the best single-game performance in program history. Clark made 29 consecutive free throws earlier this season, including an 11-of-11 performance at New Hampshire.
BIG Time Win
Harvard's 63-56 win over St. John's on Dec. 22 was the team's first over a BIG EAST opponent in exactly eight years, following a 73-59 win at Providence on Dec. 22, 2003. It was also Harvard's first win over a BIG EAST opponent at Lavietes Pavilion since a 79-76 triumph against Syracuse on Nov. 22, 2002, and its first over a BCS conference school since an 82-81 win over Boston College on Nov. 14, 2009.
And the Award Goes To...
Christine Clark was named the College Sports Madness Ivy League Player of the Week on Feb. 19, marking the fifth time this season the award had gone to a Crimson student-athlete. Clark earned the award three times while Brogan Berry and Emma Golen were each honored once.
Player to Watch
Senior co-captain Brogan Berry, who has posted 12.1 ppg and 4.3 apg season, was featured on Graham Hays' list of mid-major players to watch on ESPN.com.
"The 5-8 Ohio native averaged 4.6 assists per game as a junior and ranked ninth in the nation in assist-to-turnover ratio. She's not all pass, holding onto the ball often enough to lead the Crimson by averaging 13.6 points per game and shoot 39 percent from the 3-point line."
Captaining the Ship
Seniors Brogan Berry and Lindsay Louie were chosen by their teammates as captains for the 2011-12 season. Berry is a three-year starter and two-time team MVP, while Louie earned the Harvard Pride Award following the 2009-10 season.
Inside Ivy League Basketball
"Inside Ivy League Basketball," an online radio show dedicated to talking basketball in the Ancient Eight, launched Thursday, Nov. 10 on BlogTalkRadio.com. "Inside Ivy League Basketball" takes an in-depth look at all the news and notes surrounding Ivy men's and women's basketball on and off the courts. Click here to listen now.


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