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Tuesday, March 15, 2011
SunMart Deals 3/13-3/19
SunMart locations in the Fargo Moorhead area double coupons everyday up to $1. Coupons less than $0.50 double their face value automatically. Coupons with a face value from $0.50-$0.99 double to be worth $1, and coupons with a face value higher than $1 are accepted at face value.
Before you shop, check out the Our Family printables and the Nash Brothers printables!
Buy $30 of Kraft Products (before coupons) between 3/6 and 3/20, get $10 Catalina back to use on your next order! (This was advertised in last week's ad and extends through this week. Take last week's ad with you if you still have it, just in case!)
Kraft coupons available:
$1/2 Kraft Shredded Cheese from the 3/13 SS
$1/2 Kraft Shredded Cheese with a Touch of Philly from the 3/13 SS
$1.50 off Philadelphia Cooking Creme from the 3/6 SS
$1 off Mac N Cheese 5 pack printable
$1 off Kraft String or Twist Cheese from the 2/27 SS
$1 off Kraft 100 Calorie Cheese printable
$1 off Kraft 2% Singles printable
$1 off Miracle Whip printable
$0.75 off Miracle Whip printable (will double to $1)
$0.50 Kraft with a Touch of Philly printable (will double to $1)
$1/2 Kraft with a Touch of Philly printable
$0.55 off Kraft Singles from the 2/13 SS (will double to $1)
$0.60 off Kraft Jello 6 packs from the 2/13 SS (will double to $1)
$0.50 off Philadelphia Minis 4 pack from the 2/6 SS (will double to $1)
Plus, there are 2 Catalina Offers at SunMart that overlap the Kraft offer: Jello and Velveeta Shells and Cheese. For more information on these and all the other current Catalinas, see the list of Current Catalina Offers at SunMart.
Jumbo Sweet Yellow Onions $0.89/lb
Earthbound Farm Organic Celery $1.49
Use the $2/2 printable available at Recyclebank
Final price: $0.49 each!
Red Bell Peppers $1.67 each
Earthbound Farm Organic Romaine Hearts, 3 pack $3.29
Use the $2/2 printable available at Recyclebank
Final price: $2.29 each
Strawberries, 1 lb $2.50
Blueberries, 6 oz $2.50
Red Grapefruit, 5 lb bag $3.49!
Hunt's Spaghetti Sauce $0.80
Use the $0.50 printable (no longer available - will double to $1)
Final price: FREE!
Velveeta Shells and Cheese $2
Use the $1/2 in-ad Manufacturer's coupon
Final price: $1.50
Plus, buy 3, get a $2 Catalina coupon
Buy 4, get a $3 Catalina
Buy 5 or more, get a $4 Catalina!
Double Bonus: these qualify for the Buy $30, get $10 Kraft Catalina as well!
Deal Idea:
Buy 6 at $12, use 3 $1/2 in-ad coupons
Pay $9, get a $4 Catalina!
Final price: $5!
Plus, the $12 goes toward the $30 total needed to get the $10 Kraft Catalina!
Our Family Mustard, 12 oz $1.19
Use the $0.20 Our Family printable (may double to $0.40)
Final price: as low as $0.79!
Our Family Vegetable Oil, 32 oz $1.99
Use the $0.50 Our Family printable (may double to $1)
Final price: as low as $0.99
Post Fruity Pebbles, Pebble Treats, Honeycomb, Crisp, Raisin Bran and Alphabits $2
Use the $0.75 Pebbles Treats coupon from the 3/13 SS insert (will double to $1)
Final price: $1
I haven't confirmed this, but there is a possible Catalina on Post Cereal through 3/20:
Buy 3, get $2 Catalina coupon, Buy 4, get $3, Buy 5, get $4
Check the shelf tags and let me know if you happen to get this catalina!
Snacks and Drinks
Our Family Apple Juice Blends, 64 oz $1.50
Use the $0.50 Our Family printable (may double to $1)
Final price: as low as $0.50!
Country Style Pork Ribs $1.49/lb
Assorted Pork Chops $1.49/lb
85% Lean Farmland Ground Pork, 16 oz $2.49
Look for the $0.75 peelie coupons on the package (will double to $1)
Final price: $1.49!
Pork Sirloin Roast $1.99/lb
Corned Beef Brisket $1.99/lb
Hormel Natural Choice Lunch Meat, 6-9 oz $3.29
Use the $0.50 coupons from the 3/6 SS and the $0.50 printable (will double to $1)
Final price: $2.29
93% Lean Honeysuckle White Ground Turkey, 1.2 lb $2.50
Our Family Margarine, 1 lb $0.99
Use the $0.20 Our Family printable (may double to $0.40)
Final price: as low as $0.59
Our Family YoTo Go $1.67
Use the $0.50 Our Family printable (may double to $1)
Final price: as low as $0.67!
Our Family Jumbo Rolls, 5-6 ct $1.99
Use the $0.50 Our Family printable (may double to $1)
Final price: as low as $0.99
Crystal Farms Cheese, 6-8 oz $2
Our Family String Cheese, 24 oz $4.49
Use the $1 Our Family printable
Final price: $3.49!
Our Family Potatoes, 28-32 oz $1.99
Use the $0.50 Our Family printable (may double to $1)
Final price: as low as $0.99!
Our Family Frozen Blueberries, Blackberries or Mango, 12-16 oz $2.49
Use the $0.50 Our Family printable (may double to $1)
Final price: as low as $1.49!
Colgate Toothpaste, 6.4 oz $0.99
Use the $0.75 coupon from the 2/27 SS insert (will double to $1)
Final price: FREE!
Ongoing Deals
Mom's Best Naturals Oatmeal $1.13 (Regular Price)
Use the $0.75 printable (will double to $1)
Final price: $0.13!
Frank's Red Hot Sauce, smallest bottle $1.23 (regular price)
Use the $0.50 printables here, here and from the 1/23 SS insert (all will double to $1)
Final price: $0.23!
Tabasco Sauce, 2 oz $1.79 (regular price)
Use the $0.75 printable (will double to $1)
Final price: $0.79
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I'm missing the math on the Velveeta Shells deal ideal. If you buy 6 at $12 and use (3) $1/2 coupons wouldn't it be $9 OOP, then a $4 catalina so cost $5? Still a good deal, but I'm not seeing the money maker?? Thanks!ReplyDelete
Good call - thanks Alicia!ReplyDelete
Darn, I was hoping my brain just wasn't working yet ;-)ReplyDelete
Kid's been screaming Velveeta shells so got 15 boxes (no I did not clear the shelf), used 7 in-ad $1/2 coupon so paid $30-$7=$23. Got $4 and $10 catalina printed so 15 box for $9 not bad!ReplyDelete
Also got free Colgate toothpast. Not happy about apples the cheapest was $1.49/lb so 3 medium one was way over $2.
Found some MFR peelies on Gold&Plump chicken "Save $1.50 Now on Chicken when you buy one philadelphia cooking Cream". And I used another printed $1.50 MFR coupon against the cooking cream so saved $3 total (cooking cream original/italian herb/garlic are $2.99 each).
Man the kid's meal is pricy at their cafeteria $4.29... and portion wasn't enough for my 3 yr old, had to get him one extra meal! Kinda defeat the purpose of shopping there. Will avoid it at all cost next time. Meal didn't come with toys to keep him quiet...
Is this Fargo (university & 7 Ave N) Sunmart way smaller than others? I don't recall others being this small. Couldn't find Mother's Best product at all. BTW Better Oats are on sale for $1.19, even the yummy Lavish Chocolate flavor... forgot to bring my BOGO facebook coupon for that.
shanshan...that sunmart is smaller..and yikes on the kids meal! and i had some chocolate oatmeal today,,yum! i guess your comments resonated here! have a good day!ReplyDelete
Definitely a small store! There have been lots of items I couldn't find there.ReplyDelete
Wowzers awesome on the Velveeta!
I got the $10 cat on the Kraft purchases and $4 for the velveeta shells then used those cats to pay for my deals at Hornbachers on Tuesday. I was worried they wouldn't let me use the catalina coupons since they said Sunmart but they ARE manufacture coupons!ReplyDelete
Do Hornbachers, SunMart, CashWise all take each other's manufacture catalina coupons? Can we throw Walgreens' RR into the mix?ReplyDelete
Is Walmart supposed to take catalina from all these 4 stores? Thanks!
Walmart just revised their coupon policy and now it specifically states it will not take cats that are for dollars/cents off a purchase- it has to be attached to a product.ReplyDelete
Thanks, Brittany. I was just going to point that out, too. Here's a post I found helpful:ReplyDelete
ShanShan, technically they should as long as they don't say "redeemable only at x store," but most stores won't for fear of not being reimbursed. Cash Wise is the only store in town that takes them as a matter of policy, and even there I've heard of lots of people having trouble using other stores catalinas and Walgreens RR's.ReplyDelete
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I have a client that wants to aggregate two sets of interfaces in vwire on a PA-2050 to create a 2GB etherchannel. Is this possible? If so, can someone tell me which document contains the steps to create this?
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If you're using v-wires, the best way to do this is to setup the devices on either side of the firewall to do the link-aggregation. See this document:
If you're using v-wires, the best way to do this is to setup the devices on either side of the firewall to do the link-aggregation. See this document:
J, Thanks!
According to release notes for PANOS 5.0:
Link Aggregation – The PA-500 and PA-2000 Series devices now support link
aggregation. Note that link aggregation on virtual wire interfaces is not supported on the
PA-2000 Series due to a hardware limitation. By assigning common ingress and common
egress zones, two or more virtual wires may still be used on the PA-2000 Series in
environments where adjacent devices are performing link aggregation.
Which means:
1) Setup 2 zones (internal and external or whatever you choose to call it).
2) Enable VWire so int1+2 is internal and int3+4 is external (or whatever combo you like) - that is VWire1 is int1+3 (internal/external) and VWire2 is int2+4 (internal/external).
3) On the devices before/after the PA box setup etherchannel and connect this through the PA device (that is for example int1+2 on device1 will form etherchannel with int1+2 on device2 - then connect device1_int1 to PA_int1, device1_int2 to PA_int2, device2_int1 to PA_int3, device2_int2 to PA_int4 (or whatever interfaces you setup for this)).
4) Dont forget to configure which VLANs you allow through this VWIRE.
This way the PA will not be part of the linkaggregation itself but more like if you would connect a hub between device1 and device2 interfaces (that is one hub for deviceX_int1 and another hub for deviceX_int2).
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Rock Splitting Spirit Sword, also known as Zanmaken and Zanmaken Ni No Tachi, is a high-level secret technique used by the Shinmei-ryu School of Swordsmanship and a signature attack of Motoko Aoyama.
The Rock Splitting Spirit Sword is used to banish evil spirits from objects or people while leaving the person or object unharmed by directing the technique's ki directly at the targeted entity; it can also be used to attack targets that are hiding behind objects such as shields and hostages.
Upon learning this technique, Motoko was able to use it to banish a cursed spirit that was possessing her friends, as well as sealing the Cursed Blade. Her sister, Tsuruko Aoyama, is also capable of using the technique, cutting down Kentaro Sakata's car before it ran over Keitaro.


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Bishops say Islam ignores women's rights
Catholic bishops attending a synod at the Vatican have said Islam does not respect internationally enshrined women's rights, the ANSA news agency reported, quoting a spokesman.
The criticism that Islamic tenets flout the principles of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights came during a meeting of Spanish-speaking bishops at the three-week gathering, the report said.
The Catholic church, in its relations with Muslims, "should keep in mind their conception of marriage and the family, which does not accord women the rights contained in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights", said the spokesman, Julian Carron, quoting from a summary of the discussion.
For this reason, the bishops called on the church to exercise "caution" in its efforts at rapprochement with Islam, Carron said.
On Thursday, the synod released an interim report that urged "caution" in relations with Islam while noting "important points in common" between the two faiths: "resistance to secularisation and liberalism, defence of individual human life (and) affirmation of the social importance of religion".
Of the 331 people taking part in the synod on the theme of the Word of God in the Life and Mission of the Church, 25 are women experts or observers.
Many of them have spoken about the role of women in the church and asked that it be underscored in the final document of the synod, which ends on October 25.


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Couldn't have said it better myself!
In a couple weeks the mad frenzy known as NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) will begin. During this month, during these 30 short days, writers are encouraged to write a novel. All I have to say is please don't.
Now before you start throwing tirades at me saying NaNoWriMo is the most wonderful writing event on earth, keep reading to understand my point.
Writing a Book Takes Time
I would have no issue if NaNoWriMo would just change their name to National First Draft Writing Month. It's not as catchy, but it establishes a more realistic mind set for the event.
Good books take time…and plenty of coffee.
For those with superb time management skills, a first draft is possible within 30 days. You cannot write a "book" in 30 days unless you're some kind of planning genius, you possess a supernatural writing talent that should be studied by scientists…
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Prosecutors pursuing claims of corruption involving ex-El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa dismissed all counts against one of his two co-defendants Monday, telling a judge their case had effectively fallen apart days ahead of a trial.
The about-face came as former sheriff's Cmdr. Juan "John" San Agustin prepared to face a jury beginning Nov. 7 on charges of kidnapping and false imprisonment, both felonies. The announcement set off a round of clapping from his supporters in court.
"This case has been built on nothing," one his attorneys, Iris Eytan of Denver, said in fiery comments in court in which she suggested San Agustin was indicted for political reasons.
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WILLIAMSPORT -- A suspended teacher and a former basketball coach has been sentenced to up to two years in prison followed by 10 years' probation for sexual contact with two teenage girls.
Lycoming County Judge Marc F. Lovecchio Thursday sentenced Kelli S. Vassallo, 38, of Williamsport, who in August had pleaded guilty to charges of institutional sexual assault and corruption of a minor.
She admitted having indecent contact with a 13-year-old girl beginning in June 2013 while she was a coach and having sex in 2009 with a girl who was then 17.
The sentence of one year minus one day to two years minus a day means Vassallo will serve her time in the county prison where she will be work release eligible.
She must register as a sexual offender for 25 years and while on probation, perform 100 hours of community service.
She is required to undergo an assessment by a sexual treatment provider and comply with all recommendations.
Vassallo may petition the court to be removed from probation after five years if she has complied with all the terms.
Lovecchio questioned whether the sentence, which adhered to a plea agreement, was too lenient. He also wondered if that plea agreement would have been offered to a man in the same situation.
Vassallo chose not to comment during the proceeding causing the judge to say that she had not shown much remorse. "I think the victims deserve to hear you're sorry," he said.
Lovecchio nearly rejected the plea agreement because Vassallo had told the preparer of the presentence report she had not committed the crimes.
The report quotes Vassallo saying she pleaded guilty so she could move on with her life and that she had no faith in the justice system.
"If you are innocent, go to trial," the judge told her. "I don't want to put an innocent person in jail."
Assistant District Attorney Nicole M. Ippolito accused Vassallo of lying and said the two victims were prepared to go to trial.
The judge accepted the plea only after Vassallo, who taught in the Williamsport district and coached girls basketball in the Loyalsock Twp. district from 2012 to 2015, said: "I am not lying to you."
She explained she took issue with part of the arrest affidavit of probable cause but said it was true she had a sexual relationship with the older female.
The younger of the two victims, who is now 18, said Vassallo manipulated her.
"You attacked me," she said. "How could you do this to me? You stole the best years of my life away from me."
Ippolito read a statement from the older victim, who is married, a mother and living out of state.
She said she convinced herself it was normal to have the relationship that began while she was babysitting in a home where Vassallo often was present.
She drove her mother away because she tried to stop it, she said. "I hated to be at home. Kelli made it out to be my mom's fault."
Saying she now realizes it is not normal for someone to turn against her family, she said: "Kelli needs to be stopped."
Her younger sister testified she starved herself to the point of needing hospitalization in effort to regain her sister's attention.
Mothers of both victims also testified. One said she thought Vassallo, who she called a pedophile, was trying to replace her as a mother.
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I don't have a problem with bugs per se. I understand they have a purpose in our larger ecosystem. I understand that they are creatures with a right to live just as myself. But I will also note that if I see a bug in my home, like any kind of bug, I start having nightmares that they will crawl into my ears and lay eggs and I'll be infested. Sounds like the plot of a bad horror movie, right? Because in what world would something that horrible happen?
I'll tell you what world -- THIS ONE. And it happened recently to a poor, unsuspecting Taiwanese woman referred to as Ms. He.
Ms. He, a 28-year-old woman who lives in Taiwan, thought a gust of wind had blown dirt into her eyes, causing severe pain and discomfort. But when she went to the doctor to get it checked out, she had not one but four bees living in her eyes. Four. Bees. Living. In. Her. Eyes.
The doctor confirmed that they were a specific type of bee, known as sweat bees, which live off of tears and sweat. They were using Ms. He's eye secretions for nourishment. Sweat bees are generally tiny, ranging from 1/8 inch to 1/2 inch in length. There are more than 1,000 species of these bees in the United States, Canada, and Central America -- though Florida is home to 44 different species of them alone.
The doctor noted that while they are relatively harmless, Ms. He is lucky she didn't rub her eye, as she could have squeezed a venom out of the bees that might have left her blind. She is already on the mend and is expected to make a full recovery.
To check out the photos and hear more about Ms. He's wild encounter with the bees, watch this Inside Edition video for more details.


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Mystique was a weekly themed event held at the Viva Club. We created the character of the 'Mystique Girl' as a recurrent mascot for the events. We designed posters and leaflets that could be transformed into doorknob hangers that provided a little guerrilla marketing.
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Since the launch of #PeersGiving we've been grateful enough to gather stories from our Peers community. Here are their stories:
Jackie Alarcon–Galileo High School Teacher, has been part of the Peer Resources community for about 25+ years.
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Frank Bayer of Kamloops BC died suddenly on May 2, 2018, at 86 years of age. Born on July 12, 1931 in Lorette, Manitoba, Frank is survived by his loving wife Josephine, daughter Gail, daughter Donna (Brad), four grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, his brother Bill and sister Theresa.
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The various members of our group arrived separately, from Boston, New York, Tucson and Victoria BC. Everyone was exhausted from the trip, but excited to connect and begin our vacation. Hillary had flown from Tucson to pick up her granddaughter, Kate (11), whom she was escorting to Venice with her daughter's blessing, envy and set of instructions. I had flown with my husband, Mike and children, Megan (15) and David (12) [a.k.a. the Cruise Family]. We had all crossed paths at JFK the night before and exclaimed "See you in Venice in 12 hours!" before went to our separate gates. Susan had flown in from Boston and, unlike the rest of us, managed to get a row of 3 seats to herself and was able to catch a few winks. Amy would not be able to join us until the following day, but her arrival from British Columbia was much anticipated.
The Cruise family landed at Marco Polo airport and were excited to see a familiar face awaiting them on the other side of Immigration. Mike's mother, Susan/Nana, held her arms open as Megan and David ran to greet her! Then we all boarded a bus headed for Piazza Roma in Venice.
We decided to walk to our hotel – advertised as a mere 10 min walk from the bus stop. Each person had one suitcase to manage, but David quickly realized his Nana was having trouble with her large upright. He offered to take charge and gave her his much smaller, towable bag. Needless to say, he provided plenty of entertainment on the walk (which was much longer than 10 min btw). Crashing the suitcase in to walls and tripping over it when it skidded on the cobblestones in the narrow alleys. But his efforts at lugging it up and down the bridges were much appreciated by his Nana as she could not have managed it by herself. "Next time I need to get a more portable suitcase!" she proclaimed.
We finally arrived at our hotel, Al Duca di Venezia, and were more than happy to freshen up in our beautiful rooms. Hillary and Kate had arrived earlier and were eager to get out and explore Venice. Within an hour we were ready to head out. We decided to go to Saint Mark's Square – an obvious tourist trap, but a must see.
It was as beautiful as we had remembered (the Cruise family had been there 2 years earlier on a tour of Italy), but the lines to enter the basilica were so long that we decided to ascend the bell tower instead. Kate very much wanted to go up, but when she discovered there was only an elevator, she confessed that she was afraid of elevators and could not bring herself to do it. Her Uncle Mike thoughtfully patted her back and told her they could explore St. Mark's square instead. Conversely, Hillary and Susan had assumed it would be a climb up the tower, which their knees would not be up for. They had already taken off to walk along the canals and people watch together. They were excited to use this trip as a chance to get better acquainted. They had always declared they would be best friends if they lived closer to each other.
That left me, Megan and David to ascend the bell tower. When we got to the top, we took in the breath-taking views of Venice! We looked down on the moveable clock and crowded Saint Mark's Square and across to the dome of the basilica. All the way out to sea we caught a glimpse of our Holland America cruise ship. We became very excited to think of the long adventure that awaited us tomorrow.
Megan was looking forward to visiting many historic sites. David was determined to take full advantage of room service on the ship, and I was looking forward to spending some quality time with each and every member of the family.
When everyone reconvened at the bottom of the tower, it was time to head to dinner. Mike had looked up a favorite restaurant which the Cruise family had visited last time we were in Venice. He printed out a step by step set of directions which led us through 42 twists and turns on back alleys until we arrived at Casa Mia- only to discover it was closed for the day.
Shrugging off our disappointment (and hunger pains) and demonstrating how flexible everyone in this odd group could be, we wandered for a few blocks until we found another place to eat. At that point some salads, Margarite pizzas and a bottle of Chianti (or Fanta) were all it took to make everyone happy. We finished off our first day with authentic Venetian gelato and fell into our comfy beds- exhausted but relaxed. All the stress of planning this trip was over. Now we could enjoy the next 12 days!


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Detecting DoS Attack in Web Services by Using an Adaptive Multiagent Solution
One of the most frequent techniques of a DoS attack is to exhaust available resources (memory, CPU cycles, and bandwidth) on the host server. A SOAP message can be affected by a DoS attack if the incoming message has been either created or modified maliciously. Resources available in the server (memory and CPU cycles) of the provider can be drastically reduced or exhausted while a malicious SOAP message is being parsed. This article presents a solution based on an adaptive solution for dealing with DoS attacks in Web service environments. The solution proposes a multi-agent hierarchical architecture that implements a classification mechanism in two phases. Each phase incorporates a special type of CBR-BDI agent that functions as a classifier. In the first phase, a case-based reasoning (CBR) engine utilizes a decision tree to carry out an initial filter, and in the second phase, a CBR engine incorporates a neural network to complete the classification mechanism. A prototype of the architecture was developed and the results obtained are presented in this study.
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BAJAJ, Siddharth. et al., Web Services Policy Framework (WS-Policy) http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/specification/ws-polfram 2004
CARRASCOSA, C., BAJO, J., JULIAN, V., CORCHADO, J. M., BOTTI, V.: Hybrid multi-agent architecture as a real-time problem-solving model, Expert Systems With Applications, vol. 34, 2008, pp. 2-17.
CORCHADO, Juan M., BAJO, Javier, ABRAHAM, Ajith: GerAmi: Improving Healthcare Delivery in Geriatric Residences, IEEE Intelligent Systems. Special Issue on Ambient Intelligence, vol. 23, 2008, pp.19-25.
DAGDEE, Nirmal, THAKAR, Urjita: Intrusion Attack Pattern Analysis and Signature Extraction for Web Services Using Honeypots, In: First International Conference Emerging Trends in Engineering and Technology, Nagpur, Maharashtra, India, 2008, pp. 1232-1237
GRUSCHKA, Nils. & LUTTENBERGER, Norbert. Protecting Web Services from DoS Attacks by SOAP Message Validation, In: Security and Privacy in Dynamic Environments 21st International Information Security Conference, Karlstad, Sweden, 2006, Vol (201) pp. 171-182.
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Ashburn, Va., November 14, 2017. The IJIS Institute – a nonprofit organization, focused on mission-critical information sharing and technology innovation for justice, public safety, and homeland security – announces the opening of the nomination process for the Institute's annual Innovation Award, recognizing advancements in information integration and interoperability.
The Innovation Award recognizes innovation that has contributed significantly to the advancement of integration and interoperability in a justice, public safety, or homeland security project. The Award honors the achievement of a team comprised of the industry solution provider and the practitioner agency implementing the technology. The deadline for nominations is December 4, 2017.
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The Innovation Award, and any honorable mentions, will be presented by Ashwini Jarral, executive director of the IJIS Institute at the IJIS Institute Badge & Tech Benefit & Awards Dinner to be held on February 7, 2018, in Arlington, Virginia. The Benefit & Awards Dinner will be held in conjunction with the IJIS Institute National Symposium which will be held from February 6-8, 2018, at the same location.
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Keeping the faith by following the 'wedge principle'
When I attended Pensacola Christian College, I remember something taught in social ethics class: "wedge principle". Scripture tells us in Ephesians 4:27 to "Neither give place to the devil."
A floorleader my junior year explained it this way: he chased his sister into a room when they were younger and she refused to come out. He coaxed her to open the door just a crack since he wanted to talk to her. She did. He then used his foot to wedge open the door and from there, overpower her and open it the rest of the way.
If you give the devil an inch, he'll gladly take a mile–and that's just for starters.
Looking back, it disturbes me the number of students who would roll their eyes at the discussion of the wedge principle and think of how we had to hear the same or similar sermon from last year. Such thinking makes me wonder if complacency prevents the average Christian from being truly aware of just how hard or skillfully the devil works to try to ruin their lives and ministries.
It's something to think about in daily living. I thought recently of a Christian I knew of years ago who seemed so on fire for the Lord. He has since divorced and now sees nothing wrong with some activities many Christians would find deplorable. A person who knows him told me it started with a sin problem that just escalated and grew out of control.
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Clover Moore – Independent MP since 1988, Lord Mayor of Sydney since 2004 and a tireless advocate for the city and city communities. She champions beautiful public spaces and community facilities, support for the creative industry and action on climate change. Her Lord Mayoral Salary Trust has donated over $1M to inner city charities.
|Claudia Bowman – successful small business owner and co-ordinator of the Kings Cross Parents' and Carers' Association, with its weekly Junior Jivers sessions at the Wayside Chapel. Claudia has two children, with a third on the way.
|Jenny Green – Academic Director at the National Judicial College of Australia and lecturer at UTS. Jenny is a Director on the board of Tradewinds a not for profit fair trade organisation. Jenny led a successful community campaign which resulted in legislative reform to deal with backpackers selling vehicles on Victoria Street, Kings Cross.
|Alex Greenwich – has led the push for marriage equality in Australia. As the convenor of Australian Marriage Equality Alex has inspired thousands of people to support the cause and built broad public support to end discrimination. He is the managing director of a financial recruitment business in the city and a happily married man.
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Mozilla's mobile version of Firefox, codenamed Fennec, is now available to download for Android 2 users.
Vladimir Vukićević, a developer at Mozilla, posted an update on his blog yesterday informing users about the progress that the project is making. Although this is still a pre-alpha build of Fennec, it gives a good idea of how the browser will look and feel as it continues to mature. Firefox fans should definitely try this out, although Vladimir did note a few potential issues in the post
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Avoiding common pitfalls with HPC cloud migration projects
It's no secret that cloud computing is on the rise. While we wait for data on 2018, Gartner estimated cloud infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) revenue at US $34.6B in 2017, a whopping 36.8% high than the year before. There is a lot to take in when it comes to cloud computing. You may want to look into something like salesforce jira integration to find out more ways in which integration can be used amongst businesses in order to connect with an audience.
For Enterprise HPC, cloud increasingly makes sense
After roughly a decade of caution, HPC users are following their corporate computing brethren to the cloud. At Univa, we've seen a 10x increase in customer interest, and recent survey data shows that 61% of HPC users are either open to or already using cloud for high-performance workloads. Enterprise users are moving past "tire-kicking" into more serious pilots and production deployments. Some people like to use a company like Hostiserver to help them with their needs. If this is something that you are interested in, then you could check out their website by clicking 'hostiserver going here' to give you a better rundown of all the products that ostiserver has to offer you.
New workloads drive new requirements
Why the shift? Part of the reason is likely steadily improving cloud services, but new workloads are a factor too. HPC workloads increasingly include high-performance analytics and AI workloads like model training and inference. Economic arguments used to favor owning rather than renting for HPC, but diverse processors and an increasing variety of expensive and exotic GPU and FPGA devices have turned this on its head. For many organizations, buying and holding hardware for three years looks like the riskier choice.
A little skepticism can be a healthy thing
HPC presents unique challenges, and the professionals that run clusters tend to be a realistic and pragmatic bunch. While the cloud presents exciting opportunities, it's good to keep our curmudgeonly spirits alive.
Often it is not technical issues that sink cloud migration efforts, but business and management challenges, and in this spirit, we explore five pitfalls to avoid.
If you're planning to migrate one or more applications to the cloud, you've likely already considered the idea and have spent time crunching costs and ensuring technical feasibility. As with any complex project, it's important not only to have a clear idea of what you want to achieve but to sell it internally.
An oft-touted Six Sigma principle is the idea that Effectiveness = Quality * Acceptance (E=Q*A). You can have the best idea in the world, and execute it flawlessly, but if other stakeholders aren't bought in (acceptance) or misunderstand the objectives, the project can still be viewed as a failure.
One of the best ways to communicate and sell your cloud migration project is to have a clear, well-articulated business case. Think carefully about what the goals of the cloud project and the benefits it will bring to the organization. It will take time to get alignment on business objectives, but internal selling is critical to the business case.
Establish clear metrics for success and make these metrics adhere to the "SMART" principle – Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time-Bound. The metrics don't necessarily need show cost-savings, but they need to be specific and aligned to your company's strategic business objectives.
Looking for more ways to establish your business objectives? Some companies find that using OKR software can make it easier to get the results they need to succeed. For more information about the goal-setting approach of the OKR method, click here.
Sometimes you need to go slow to go fast. There will probably be several stakeholders in a cloud migration project from senior management, to finance, to line-of-business leaders, to IT. Related to the point above, take the time to build consensus with your stakeholders. Be careful not to oversell anticipated benefits. It is better to under-promise and over-deliver than lose credibility part way through a cloud migration project.
By enlisting stakeholder support, colleagues will feel ownership in the plan and will be in your corner when inevitable hiccups occur. As the project progresses, make sure you communicate regularly, and continually remind stakeholders why they are doing the project, and why they were smart to support it! Continue to illustrate and communicate how you are collectively progressing against the key metrics in your shared business plan.
Given the nature of on-premise HPC clusters, most cloud migration projects will probably involve cloud infrastructure services. Cloud providers tend to offer a wide variety of services that will look like a virtual "candy store" to tech-savvy HPC users and administrators.
Cost is one of the biggest attractions of cloud models and also one of the bigger downside risks. When it's easy to spin up infrastructure with the click of a mouse, costs can easily get out of control. Why spin up a cluster in the cloud when I have capacity locally? With so many easy-to-consume services, it's easy for people to leave idle instances running or over-provision environments accidentally. Stealth costs like bandwidth or "pay-by-the-drink" metered API costs can cause costs get out of control.
As a cloud administrator, you need to rule your cloud HPC environment with an "iron-first" controlling credentials and entitlements carefully and monitoring usage to keep a lid on total spending.
It's easy to be lulled into a false sense of security when piloting cloud computing initiatives. Everything may go well at the pilot stage with motivated, hand-picked volunteers, but as production workloads run in the cloud, it's wise to expect surprises.
The ease-of-use of cloud management interfaces masks the underlying complexity. Remember that at the end of the day you are still managing complex applications and software infrastructure, but are now managing everything remotely, using tools that are new and unfamiliar. Make sure you plan for the learning curve required for master new tools and skills. With your SLAs, the business benefits you sold to management will come true, but it may take a little longer than you think.
We're all familiar with the saying garbage-in, garbage-out and this principle is alive and well in HPC cloud migrations. If you don't have visibility and control over workloads and resources in your on-premise environment, don't expect things to get better when you move to the cloud. If anything, moving to the cloud may compound your challenges by exposing additional degrees of freedom and complexities.
Getting your local house in order is important. If you have workload management on your local cluster, established policies for resource use, and solid cluster monitoring and reporting you're probably in good shape. If you don't have operational maturity in these areas, it might wise to think twice and focus on this before making a move.
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Forsaken House is a novel by Richard Baker and the first novel of The Last Mythal trilogy.
|Ten millennia of hubris, betrayal, failure, and retreat are coming to an end. House Dlardrageth is an ancient cabal of demon-spawned sun elves who burn for vengeance against the elven realms that defeated them long ago. Araevin is an elf mage from Evereska who discovers Dlardrageth's return and may have to spend his sanity to defeat them.
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Monday, November 10, 2014
Claude's Commentary No. 37r2
Today at 2:33 PM
November 10, 2014
Claude's Commentary No. 37
By Claude Hall
Herb Oscar Anderson: "So great to read your Commentary. So many of the old names ... such good memories ... would it be wrong to ask you to mention I'm still pumping out a song or two and would love to hear from the old gang? The show is 'Conversation' and we talk about the way it was and still sing a song ... Google on the web ... WOSN FM. We're trying a new experience combining the web, Facebook, and podcast. The results after two years is rather gratifying ... we try to make it like old-time radio."
If you'd like to touch bases with HOA, drop me an email and I'll forward it to him. I told HOA that I considered him a legend. But, come to think about it, we've got a lot of really good people contributing to Commentary now and then, including Dan Neaverth later. And all of them are fun.
Lyn Stanley: "Super newsletter -- as always! I have a show coming up this weekend on Saturday night at Vitellos in Studio City. A great band -- and I will reveal a very special story about 'Cry Me a River' that I just received from Arthur Hamilton. My new album is out. Radio promo next quarter. Could I send you an advanced copy? Where?"
So I sent her my address.
Lyn Stanley: "I will send it, Claude. I entered my first singing contest. It went on for months and had over 500 entrants from around the world. It is called 2014 Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition. I came in as a Top 40 Finalist. Over 4,000 songs were submitted. Ann Callaway Hampton was one of the judges. Winners were from all over the world."
Good on you and God Bless Sarah Vaughan.
John Barger: "Please slip me Red Jones' email. I want to reconnect with him. By the way, in addition to doing mornings and PDing in Houston at KILT during the late '50s, did he do an overnight 'trucker show' later on WWL in New Orleans, say in the 70s or early 80s, and in between, mornings at KTSA in San Antonio? Also, was the guy in Detroit mentioned by Bill Hennes, Mickey Schorr, any relation to Arnie Schorr, PD at KHJ in the very early 60s (pre-Drake) who had Lucky Pierre Gonneau starring late mornings (9-12N)? Thanks in advance. Keep the great columns coming."
I forwarded John's note to Jones and Hennes and also Larry White, who, I think, knew Lucky Pierre. Ah, the trucker show. Does it exist anymore? Larry Shaw, KLAC, Los Angeles, may have not been the biggest, but he was good. He even learned how to drive a rig and would go on the road. Last I knew, he was driving a mail truck out in the Texas panhandle. This was quite a few years ago.
Bill Hennes said the Schoors were not related.
Jim Ramsburg: "The smell of molten lead in an open tank next to a linotype machine. I still remember that smell from going to the printer to file late sports stories for the Minnesota Daily back in the fifties, handing my copy to the operator with a cigarette hanging from his mouth who set the machine in motion with a loud clanging sound. (With all those fumes I wonder what his life expectancy was?) What newspapers are missing today (among other things) is sound - the sound of typewriters in the newsroom and linotype machines in the composing room and people yelling over them to be heard. The last time I was in a newspaper office I remarked to my escort, 'It's as quiet as a mortuary in here!' He replied, 'That's appropriate', he replied.
"Did you happen to notice an item from November 7, 1949, on This Week In The Golden Age at www.jimramsburg.com? Where would Bill Drake have been without that? (How's that for a cheap way to earn another page hit?) Speaking of hits, my web site got 6,400 in October, a new month's record. I returned home this afternoon from a fast four days at Health Park Hospital in Ft Myers -- a beautiful facility where a surgery team performed a transcatheter aortic valve transplant procedure on my heart on Thursday and then popped two stents into my heart's arteries on Friday. They didn't even give me time or reason to complain about the food!"
Jim, anyone with two stents can make Commentary.
Mel Phillips: "Loved your last Commentary. In it, the whereabouts of Perry Bacom were asked about. Sadly, Perry, my GM at WNBC passed away several years ago. After retiring he and his wife moved near Atlanta where Cathy opened an antique shop. Perry lived a retired life. We stayed in touch up until the end. While talking about Perry, I'm reminded about how supportive he was of me as PD of WNNNNNBC (more on that coming up). He had so much pressure on him from Jack Thayer. We were expected to challenge WABC without a budget. It was a David and Goliath story but it was won by Goliath. Art Wander mentioned in your last Commentary how badly Thayer wanted Imus back, but there's more of a story to that, so follow along with my first-person account of the way things transpired regarding Thayer and Imus. Perry would receive a morning call from Jack after Imus left the air each morning. While Thayer played Don's best friend in phone conversations with him, Jack wanted Perry to fire him. This was a daily occurrence in the parts of the two years I was there. I know this is true because Perry would confide in me about it. Neither Perry nor I wanted Imus fired. He was one of the most famous brands in New York radio. As much of a problem as he could be from time to time, he was the biggest thing we had and worth saving. Imus was fired after Bob Pittman replaced me as PD with the approval of his GM Charlie Warner and NBC Radio President Jack Thayer. Pittman also got the budget Perry and I would've killed for. He spent most of it on TV ads. In the ads, Bob sat on a desk and introduced himself and then went into 'this is your radio station and we want to know what you want to hear' dialogue. In the end, Pittman couldn't beat WABC either. Now to the WNNNNNNBC story: Sometime after I took over as PD, I made a trip to Beltsville, MD, to inspect the diaries and discovered that most of the Arbitron respondents still thought Bruce Morrow was at WABC. Cousin Brucie was doing midday at WNBC until I put him back on nights -- one of my first moves. I was convinced that unless we made it clear that listeners were listening to WNBC and not WABC, we were in trouble. I decided to hammer away with the dial position and call letters (dropping the 'W'): '66 NBC' (with the emphasis on the 'N') is what we started using on-air to distinguish the difference in call letters between the two stations. Imus emphasized the 'N' better than any of the air talent. After I left, the '66' was dropped and just the call letters were used with the emphasis on the 'N'. And now you know the rest of the story, to use a line from the great communicator Paul Harvey. See ya next week."
I'm not sure that Jack Thayer is being painted correctly. He was a good friend. My wife Barbara and I were at his hospital bedside after he had his stroke. Later, he learned to walk so he could come up to talk to my students at the State University of New York at Brockport. He stayed up all night with them. They loved him! By the way, at other times Don Imus and Joey Reynolds and others came up to SUNY events, including Gary Theroux, then doing music for Reader's Digest. Fun times.
Don Imus: "I just saw the Perry Bascom note. It was Perry who initially hired me for WNBC. I was at WGAR in Cleveland. Thayer came to NBC two years later. Pat Whitely was the PD. Charlie Warner fired me and Bob Sherman brought me back. Period."
Dan Neaverth, ex of WKBW and WHTT, Buffalo: "Hi, Claude ... the tear jerker song you referenced is 'Baggage Coach Ahead'. It's about a grieving person traveling by train with the loved one in a casket in the baggage coach. Also upset that Art Wander mentioned that Moron Don Berns instead of me. Just kidding. Berns is a good friend. Wander never mentions his Real glory days, running the local VA hospital in-house radio station. And did he mention he married an ex-nun? Ask him."
Bobby Ocean: "Reading you, Claudie, reminds me of how much, in our younger versions, we used to love sharing radio stories about one another WITH one another. It was part of the ride, hearing about this cool name from this mysterious metropolis, listening to airchecks, sharing your impressions with someone else. This was a pre-internet Social Media Network made up of flesh and blood -- made up of us -- excitedly sharing the new music, fresh personalities and curious call letters with one another. I have a Chuck Blore/Bobby Ocean story for ya, a true account, but one-sided - -from my POV, and dated like the 13-year-old embedded cartoon. Chuck's would make this a whole new tale. This radio story goes back a few decades. It is from once in time, along my All-California chosen career path, when I was happily disc-jocking at KFRC, San Francisco, yet was curious, thus snooping out the LA market. My curiosity had me flying to LA for an interview with RKO People In High Positions at KHJ, but not stopping there. I had also added a Personal Must to my agenda, an interview with the legendary Chuck Blore.
"That's the way I would go after radio gigs back in those times. Early on, I figured out that, when you enjoy doing it, you can't call it 'work'. So, I'd find the station that sounded the best, or had people on staff I admired, then go knock on their door. While KHJ was in my crosshairs, I had nothing but admiration for Blore. Who knows? Maybe something would click. He was enjoying tons of success in LA, but, before that, I had become familiar with his programming ingenuity at KFWB, Oakland, Color Radio, the station he orchestrated prior to his move south. His ability to express the hues and tones of his imagination with audio impressed me to no end. Meanwhile, I was younger, immortal, way over confident and wearing a killer, new, tailored black suit for the trip.
"Chuck Blore, when I first met him face to face, put me so at ease! Nothing stuffy at all in his office stuffed with awards and trophies. He sat relaxed behind his desk during the entire hour we leisurely spent in conversation. I sat across from Chuck as I had rehearsed, in a 'rugged, kicked-back guy' pose, legs crossed but open as if I was relaxed in the saddle. I was delivering a rather polished, easy-going, way cool Bobby Ocean DJ, I thought. 'This is going well....' Blore's manner had me completely relaxed throughout our time together. He was interesting and interested, I found him fascinating and I knew I could have spent the day without looking twice at my watch. But my hour was up, and when I started collecting myself from his comfy office furniture and began assembling sentences of departure – 'gotta go, time for my next appointment, please accept my thanks, etcetra...' -- Chuck, smiled.
Then, he casually, quietly pointing, added, 'Of course, you'll want to take at look at THAT and make your repairs before you go'. I followed the bearing of his pointed finger. I looked to the spot he was indicating and it was exactly where I was sitting. Oh no! The tailored seam in my cool new suit's pants had completely come unstrung and there, like an explosion in a linen factory, my billowing white boxers flowed from the unintended opening in an attention-grabbing picture of contrasting bleached white cotton against the new suit's sharkskin black. How long had I sat there swathed in glossed-over, practiced Boss DJ relaxation ... with my pants ripped wide open and my chonies flapping in the air? How much time had the great one, Chuck Blore himself, been exposed to this foolhardy scene? Any pretensions of being the 'Cool One from San Francisco' evaporated in a flash. I was deeply embarrassed. But it only lasted a split second. In a sudden swoop, our senses of humor collectively overtook us. Unexpectedly, an enormous belly laugh burst forth from the direction of that glaring rip in my suit and its energy absolutely swamped all feelings of shamefaced pretension. Chuck also immediately erupted in giggles and, for a few seconds we were out of control. Not taking it personally, it was funny as hell.
'In that split-second of hilarity, I lost track of all notions of being the Bobby Ocean character and was simply myself, whatever that is, in high enjoyment. Chuck was laughing WITH me. What began nervously as an interview with someone I highly respected but knew little about personally, had flopped, then flipped. All tension was gone. As I left his office, things were different. I was saying goodbye to that rare individual who, in his own reality, breezes past stories of his legend. I had made a quality friend with whom I had shared a personal vulnerability and laughed it away. We were tighter now as I was leaving and seemed to have known each other for a much longer time. It was more focused and evident than when I had entered the room earlier: we hailed from the same enormous, hugely diverse family. The family of broadcasters. Because this is one of my favorite stories, to this day, Claude, I still feel those laugh wrinkles forming on my face whenever I hear Chuck Blore's name or see it in print. And as I'm guessing, Chuck's recollection of this story is probably much more entertaining. I'd love to hear his version. Stay well!"
Bobby Ocean … wonderful tale! And thanks for the cartoon, which I should have run with the tale, but ….
Robert Richer received this from John Myers in the UK, to wit his blog about the "commercial suicide of commercial radio" over there.
Scott St. James: "Yep, we're all going to have a good time while we celebrate Mr. Graham's birthday on November 15. What's amazing is his age. I had no idea he was born that many more years ago. First of all, he looks younger than I do and now my mission is to eat better and sleep better so that someday I'm (hopefully) able to reach the 'number' he's about to have. Amazing. Annnd ... I agree with Don Graham's very good friend, Don Sundeen regarding Annie Lennox's new CD. Mr. Graham sent me a copy of Annie's CD the day before I was booked to act in a student film. I needed to be on the set for three (split) days and I listened to that CD (a lot) when I was driving to and fro. Loved, LOVE it! Ahhh, #36! Keep those Monday treats a-comin' Mr. Hall."
Shadoe Stevens sent out a note regarding his recent art exhibit in Los Angeles: "Thank you for coming out in support of my art show. There were hundreds at Galerie Michael. To be shown nestled among Picasso and Dali was one of the great moments of my life. Craig Fergson made it with his son Milo, Joe Mantegna, and Paul Feig … people I hadn't seen in years."
Ken Dowe: "I think you've started something, Claude."
Ron Brandon: "Hi, Ken ... although I recall our meeting (you, me, Ernie) at WGVM I had forgotten, or did not know, that you had also worked there until reading Claude Hall today. Thought you might enjoy seeing these old pics."
Ken Dowe: "Thank you, Ron. I never really got to 'work' there. During my JR. and SR years I ran the board for the preachers on Sunday morning. And, Saturdays on air with rock 'n roll. All for the 'experience'. FREE. Mr. Seagal did give me a $25 check for Christmas in the SR year. And, Eddie Gus and Jack Stull got me a job at WHSY. Didn't think you'd ever hear those names again did you?"
Ron Brandon: "I don't think I stayed there longer than 6 months or so. And yep, I worked that Sunday morning shift with its assorted characters. Wally Hoy was the PD while I was there ... think that was his name. One of the other announcers … was it Jack Stull ... had been a professional pianist in NYC. Another memory: while there the FCC conducted a nationwide test of Conelrad ... when all stations either switched to 640 or 1240 or signed off air ... weird with nothing else on the band. Remember driving out to the levee to try to hear WNOE on skip at sunset before they changed patterns. Remember driving over into Arkansas with Ernie one night in pursuit of some young ladies and sliding my '57 Plymounth off gravel road into ditch and farmer pulling us out with his tractor ... never did find the girls."
Ken Dowe: "Correct on Wally Hoy. He bought and managed a small AM station in Tallahassee for a number of years. Jack was the Sales Manager at WGVN. He did have the persona of a professional pianist. Must have been Jack. I used to pray the preachers wouldn't have enough money to be on the air. That's when I could play records and intro Sam Cooke & the Soul Stirrers, The Mighty Clouds of Joy, The Dixie Hummingbirds, The Five Blind Boys, and the other great gospel singers. My closest radio friend in town worked at WDDT. I would sit with him and learn. He taught me to say jew-el-er, instead of ju-ler, and to move my lips when I talked. So much he taught. He was a great jock already. We used to drive his old 'Chevy to the levee', which was just downtown, holding back the raging waters of the Mississippi which had annexed a block or more of Greenville during the 1927 flood. Many evenings he and his wife would share their meals with a growing teen-ager, then he and I would get an elevated perch on the levee and turn the old Chevy until it was aimed at Memphis. That's how we could hear WHBQ, home of Wink Martindale: Hey, Winkie ... hey, Winkie! Cool stuff! And, so began my life long friendship with Jay Cook. Stay tuned. Different times. Different stations!"
Ron Brandon: "Well I grew up in New Albany and Memphis so heard Wink when he was doing mornings at HBQ and of course he had a teen TV show as well. We did, in fact, while I was a high school kid in Memphis listen religiously to Dewey Phillips on HBQ. He introduced us to Chuck Berry, Little Richard, etc., plus his outrageous behavior on the air. Yep, I remember collecting cash from the Sunday morning crew ... no cash and I would get to spin some tunes. The Pentacostals were the wildest bunch … they would pack the small studio ... talk in tongues, roll on the floor ... quite a show. I bumped into one of the preachers in the hall who stopped me to relate that he had bumped into one of our announcers (can't remember name) incarcerated in the local jail and was all aglow that he had 'saved' said announcer. He also mentioned he had loaned him some money. Don't think we ever saw that guy again. The guy who was a pianist was a white haired and bit older guy … guess he might have been 50 or so ... at the time thought he was kinda old to be playing rock and roll … but he was quite talented. I was in Greenville after my tour in the Air Force and when an opening came along at WELO in Tupelo I returned there, where I had worked for a year or so before the military. Stayed there a year or so before snagging the job at WMOC, Chattanooga, where I once again crossed paths with you. It's interesting to me that I've found out more about guys I've known for many years in the past couple of years with Facebook and the net than I ever knew about them in person. Kinda fun."
Ken Dowe: "I well remember the Pentecostals on Sunday mornings at WGVM. Talking in tongues, rolling across the floor, and going into rigors. The black pastors would often show up with only a portion of their money, but promise to pay it next week. I would hold out, hold on to the money (cigar) box, and suggest preacher man collect the difference from the visitors. Sometimes they would, and sometimes ... I would play me some Sam Cooke ... and the Soul Stirrers. I remember listening to WMPS, Memphis, as a young kid. In the mid-fifties I was folding my newspapers as I did daily, between the ages of 10-15, while listening to rhythm and blues, hillbilly, and the rest of the stale block programming I could pick up on my Bakelite Philco radio. Listening one afternoon I heard the jock on WMPS say he was about to play a new song from a Memphis boy that was a new sound. 'His name is Elvis Presley, and I think you'll be hearing a lot more from him'. He queued it up, and played 'Milk Cow Blues Boogie'. The year must have been 1955. It was electric. Elvis, and then came 'Blackboard Jungle' with 'Rock Around the Clock' and Bill Haley. There was a whole new format hitting the nation. And, Rock 'n Roll was here to stay."
Gentlemen, I appreciated the tale!
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What do you want to know about food? The food system? What sorts of issues concern you? Interest you?
What do you think is important that you don't see being covered in mainstream media?
- I want to talk about class and food more. About how poor people can't afford to eat all the "Right Things." And how to feed the world sustainably without making more class striation and cost prohibitive products.
- Pork production! Pigs are intelligent like dogs and they are treated savagely.
- Where does my food come from? How does my food choice impact other folks economically, environmentally, socially, da da da?
- The decline of food quality. Not only are we eating less nutritional foods but more interesting is how natural foods are becoming less nutritional. Modern agriculture is degrading the food quality of natural foods.
- Race and food access, environmental racism, and racism in the alternative food movement!!!
- I think about how if more people choose gluten free lifestyles the healthier they will be.
- The disgusting things they put in food (modified ingredients, artificial flavours, fillers, sugar, sugar, sugar, etc!) including labels and the fact that the food policy doesn't require items to be labelled as GMOs… food policy is kinda scary.
- The legality of growing your own food in your own garden. http://foodfreedom.wordpress.com/2011/07/09/michigan-woman-faces-jail-for-growing-vegetables-in-her-front-yard/
- David Suzuki's "The Nature of Things", (22 Jan 2012) aired an episode in which Obesogens were discussed [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obesogen] and their effects on world obesity rates, contaminated seafood, bPH-A and bPH-S, food supply, etc. It was quite interesting: featured Canadian content in the way of Canadian food scientists.
- Topsoil depletion. Road kill efficiency. The stuff in this video. http://tedxtalks.ted.com/video/TEDxIowaCity-Dr-Terry-Wahls-Min
What do you want to know about food? The food system? What sorts of issues concern you? Interest you?
- How healthy is salsa? Is it a good substitute for other foods? Can you get salsa with protein?
What sorts of food issues do you think are important that you don't see being covered in mainstream media?
- Corn. Its frickin eveywhere.
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