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APG Emergency Personnel Close Gate to Investigate Suspicious Vehicle; Military Dog Alerted for Potential Explosives
June 29, 2016 By Dagger News Service
From the Aberdeen Proving Ground Garrison Public Affairs Office: APG emergency personnel have cleared the incident at the Maryland Avenue Gate (Route 715) area of APG and the installation has returned to normal operations. At approximately 9 a.m. this morning, a truck was being inspected by a Military Working Dog who alerted for potential explosives. […]
State Police, Fire Marshal Caution Public After Suspected Pipe Bombs Brought to Bel Air Barrack for Inspection
September 21, 2011 By Dagger News Service
From the Maryland State Police: (BEL AIR, MD) – Maryland State Police and the Office of the State Fire Marshal are using an incident last night in Harford County to remind citizens not to move suspicious packages or items they suspect may be explosives, but to instead call authorities and have experts respond to the […]
Weekend Blaze Damages Joppa Home; "Bottle Bombs" Found in Edgewood
June 6, 2011 By Aaron Cahall
Harford County fire officials reported two incidents which occurred over the weekend, as a blaze severely damaged a Joppa home Sunday and two "bottle bombs" were found in a residential neighborhood. According to the State Fire Marshal's Office, the owner of a home on the 600 block of Trimble Road in Joppa discovered a fire […]
Police Crisis Negotiation Team Responds to Suspicious Situation in White Hall after Dynamite Replica Found (UPDATED)
April 5, 2011 By Aaron Cahall
A suspect was taken into custody following a standoff with police Tuesday afternoon which closed part of Route 23 in White Hall, police said. On April 5, 2011 at approximately 3pm, Harford County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to a reported suspicious situation in the 5400 block of Norrisville Road in White Hall, MD. A local […]
White Hall Man And Company Indicted For Conspiring To Illegally Distribute Explosives
From the U.S. Attorney's Office in Baltimore: A federal grand jury has indicted Dennis Coster, age 57, of White Hall, Maryland, and the company he operated, Fireworks Productions, Inc. for conspiracy to deal in explosive materials and to create a false entry in a required record, submitting false documents, and obstruction of an agency proceeding. […]
Havre de Grace Man Arrested for Possession of IED
From the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Northeast Regional Office: HAVRE DE GRACE, MD (June 10, 2010) – Deputy State Fire Marshals arrested Daniel Martin Frank, 46, of Havre de Grace for possession of an improvised explosive device. Frank was taken into custody at the Havre de Grace Police Department. The device was originally located at […]
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Investigation: Ex-Canaan Cop Had Ability To Delete Cruiser Videos Day of Alleged Assault
By DAMIEN FISHER, InDepthNH.org | December 22, 2021
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NH State Trooper Samuel Provenza, right, is pictured receiving the "Office of Highway Safety Award from NHSP Captain Christopher Vetter for his outstanding commitment and dedication to highway safety in which he removed 49 impaired drivers from NH roads preventing potential crashes." according to Twitter post.
By DAMIEN FISHER, InDepthNH.org
Samuel Provenza, the former Canaan Police Officer accused of assaulting a woman during a traffic stop, had computer access beyond his rank to the department's video system, and the ability to delete dashboard camera videos, according to a Grafton County Sheriff's investigation.
This information came to light through a right-to-know request by InDepthNH.org.
Provenza now works as a New Hampshire State Trooper.
According to records, the Grafton County Sheriff's Department investigated Provenza in 2019 after a former Canaan police officer accused Provenza of deleting the video of the Crystal Eastman Wright traffic stop.
Provenza is being sued in the federal court in Concord by Wright, who accuses him of assaulting her during a 2017 traffic stop while he was still with the Canaan police department.
Provenza said immediately after the stop that his cruiser camera malfunctioned and there is no video evidence of what happened.
According to the Grafton County Sheriff's investigation, Provenza had access to the department's computer system normally reserved for supervisors. That access would have given him the ability to delete videos. Though there is no evidence any video was deleted, Aaron Treadwell, the department's computer contractor, told investigators there was no way to know for sure.
"(Treadwell) advised that he had no way of knowing that. He stated that if someone had removed the memory card from the camera prior to the data being uploaded to one of two servers located in the booking room, it is a distinct possibility," Wayne Fortier, an investigator with the Grafton County Sheriff's department wrote in his report.
The investigation found that Provenza was given the higher-level access to the system in April of 2017, though Fortier reports that event had nothing to do with Wright's stop that would take place in November of 2017.
Treadwell told Fortier that Provenza used Canaan Police Sgt. Ryan Porter's login information in April of 2017 to give himself the authority to remove memory cards from the dashboard cameras before the data would be uploaded. The system does not make a record of when the memory cards are removed. Whoever had the authority to remove the memory card from the camera before the upload would also have the ability to delete video, Treadwell told Fortier.
Provenza claimed that his camera malfunctioned on the day of his encounter with Wright, and there is no video of the arrest. Treadwell told Fortier that seemed suspicious, given the camera worked the day before and the day after.
"(Treadwell) stated it was a little 'fishy' that (Provenza's) in-car camera had data on it the day before and the day after but not on the day in question," Fortier wrote.
Fortier also spoke to Christine Day, the department's administrative assistant, who said Chief Samuel Frank kept the investigation into Wright's arrest "hush-hush." She said Frank had given Provenza administrative rights to the computer system that even she and the two department sergeants did not have.
"Her understanding of these administrative rights was that whoever had them pretty much could do what they wanted to do within the system," Fortier wrote.
Provenza was not well-liked by his fellow police officers in Canaan, according to Sgt. Todd Baravalle. He told Fortier that Provenza had been gaining control over the department, taking over responsibility for shift scheduling, payroll processing, and even control of the evidence room. Baravalle blamed Frank for giving Provenza too much power and called it a management failure.
"(Baravalle) described Officer Provenza as being very secretive, seldom ever admits his mistakes, and was generally late in submitting his police reports," Fortier wrote.
Provenza told Fortier that Baravalle was upset with him for taking over some of his responsibilities, but he got along well with the rest of the department. Day, according to Provenza, caused problems in the department and worked to get officers in trouble. He denied deleting the video of the Wright arrest.
Frank told Fortier that Provenza passed a lie detector test when he went to work for State Police, and that he's satisfied Provenza is telling the truth.
After Wright accused Provenza of assaulting her, leaving her with an injury, the town hired Municipal Resources Inc., or MRI, to conduct an investigation. While that investigation reportedly cleared Provenza, the details of what it found were never disclosed.
Valley News journalist James Kenyon is seeking a copy of the 2018 MRI report and went to court to get it released after initially being denied. Last year, Grafton Superior Court Judge Peter Bornstein ordered that the report needs to be made public. Provenza appealed that to the New Hampshire Supreme Court, where an order is pending.
The MRI report is also part of Wright's federal lawsuit, as she is seeking access to the report through the discovery process. The decision on whether to make the MRI report available as evidence in the case is also pending in the federal court.
According to Wright's lawsuit, Provenza had a well-known reputation for use of force when he pulled Wright over on Nov. 30 of 2017.
During the stop, Provenza reportedly put his head into Wright's car and was acting aggressively, according to her lawsuit. She picked up her iPhone and started recording when she heard a "ruckus," her lawsuit states.
"It was Officer Provenza grabbing onto the door and ripping on it in an attempt to open it. His eyes were bulging out of his head, his veins were popping out of his neck, and he was visibly enraged," the lawsuit states.
Provenza then allegedly grabbed the 5-foot, two-inch, 115-pound woman by her ponytail and dragged her out of her car as she was screaming and begging for someone to help, according to the lawsuit.
He handcuffed her and hit her in the knee, despite the fact she was not resisting, according to the lawsuit. That blow to the knee tore her ACL, according to the lawsuit.
Wright was eventually charged with resisting arrest for the incident, but was later found not guilty, according to the lawsuit. She was convicted of disobeying a police officer, according to Bornstein's order, and she lost her appeal to that conviction.
The federal lawsuit claims that the town and the police department knew about Provenza's violence and that he was never properly disciplined.
Provenza was the only other witness present when New Hampshire State Police Trooper Christopher O'Toole shot and killed Jesse Champney in December of 2017. The shooting was deemed justified despite the fact Champney was running away from O'Toole and died from a gunshot wound to his back, according to the New Hampshire Attorney General's report.

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Virgin Media O2 is taking a playbook once written by rival Three and will buck the trend of reinstating EU roaming charges.
Gareth Turpin, Chief Commercial Officer of Mobile at Virgin Media O2, said:
"We're starting the year by giving our customers some certainty: we will not be reintroducing roaming fees in Europe for customers on O2 or Virgin Mobile.
Unlike all the other major mobile networks who are bringing back roaming fees, we will not be following suit....
10 January 2022 | Networks
Opinion: EE brings back fees for EU-roaming Brits
British operator EE is planning to reintroduce fees for roaming in the EU from next year while others are lowering their existing fair use policies.
Back in 2018, I wrote an opinion piece that roaming fees were unlikely to make a return. Anti-Brexit campaigner and Labour MP Hilary Benn tweeted this week that it hasn't aged well:
In my defence, all of the operators committed not to reintroduce roaming fees—a pledge they recommitted to as late as January...
UK pursues OneWeb stake ahead of expected 'Five Eyes' Galileo rival
The UK is pursuing a stake in satellite firm OneWeb as it begins establishing partners for an expected "Five Eyes" rival to the EU's Galileo system.
OneWeb is a startup that's been building low-orbit satellites for internet connectivity. While much of the attention has been on SpaceX's impressive Starlink system, OneWeb has flown largely under-the-radar.
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Frequency Management: Let's Do Better Than Average
by AdExchanger // Monday, January 14th, 2019 – 12:05 am
"Data-Driven Thinking" is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media.
Today's column is written by Steve Latham, global head of analytics at Flashtalking
Frequency ranks among the most important factors in determining advertising effectiveness. Regardless of the quality of the placement, creative or context, too much exposure – or not enough – can lead to disappointing outcomes.
Years of intensive research indicates the optimal frequency during the customer journey typically ranges between five and 15 impressions, depending on the brand, offer and purchase cycle.
Unfortunately, most frequency distribution curves are heavily polarized at the extreme highs and lows. Even if a campaign achieves an average frequency within the optimal range, it's highly likely that a small percentage of users account for a disproportionately high share of impressions, while most users received too few ads to make a difference.
It's time to revisit the average frequency metric. When relying on the "average" frequency metric – calculated as total impressions divided by the number of exposed users – the advertiser assumes the "average" is representative of the larger group, due to two underlying assumptions. The first assumption is that each publisher has unique inventory, and the second assumption is that each publisher is actively seeking the optimal frequency to its unique users.
Unfortunately, this is almost always wishful thinking.
Assumption No. 1: unique audiences
Prior to programmatic buying and audience targeting, it was reasonable to think that media buys on ESPN.com, HGTV.com and NBC.com offered unique audiences, and that each publisher would seek to deliver the desired frequency across all users.
Today that paradigm no longer exists as programmatic media vendors, including demand-side platforms, aggregators and publishers, inadvertently buy the same audiences through multiple sources. Overlap and redundant targeting are constant issues.
For example, consider an advertiser that buys from one DSP and two programmatic aggregators. Each buy may be segmented into unique strategies or tactics based on audience demographics, behavior or other criteria. If each media vendor optimizes for average frequency, the advertiser still risks overserving ads to its target audience due to the fact that each vendor is targeting the same small group of individuals. This is a costly scenario for advertisers, not only in terms of wasted impressions but also for the potential to annoy that small and important set of targeted users.
Assumption No. 2: frequency distribution
Compounding the overlapping audience issue is that many programmatic media vendors seek to win the "last-touch" prize by allocating a large share of impressions to a relatively small subset of users who are likely to convert, in what is known as "cookie-bombing."
For example, an advertiser buys 10 million impressions from their programmatic vendor, who serves 3 million impressions to 3 million users at a frequency of one and another 2 million impressions to 1 million users at a frequency of two, saving the remaining 5 million impressions to retarget the 50,000 users (frequency of 100) who click or visit the advertiser's site.
With the hope of winning the last-touch conversion, publishers may serve each retargeted user (some of which are bots) 100 impressions over several weeks – many of which are not viewable. While the overall average frequency looks OK at 3.3 impressions per user (10 million impressions served to 3,050,000 users), most audiences are underserved (one or two) or overserved (100).
While this practice is not nearly as prevalent as it was a few years ago, it still takes place more than it should.
The cumulative effect of overlapping audiences and cookie bombing results in excessively high frequency for a subset of exposed users. This harms advertisers in the form of wasted spend and lost opportunities to find new customers – not to mention the risk of annoying retargeted users.
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Works at Blyth Progressing
Good Progress at Blyth
Source: Offshore Wind Magazine
Work by Royal BAM Group for EDF Energy Renewable, via the SPV Blyth Offshore Demonstrator Ltd, to design, build and install the gravity base foundations for the Blyth offshore windfarm in the UK is progressing.
Self-installing foundations developed by BAM Nuttall Ltd and BAM Infra bv will be used to float and sink the base structures off the coast of Blyth, Northumberland. Five concrete and steel foundations are being fabricated by BAM Nuttall using facilities at the Shepherd Offshore Neptune Energy Park in North Tyneside. The project will demonstrate the potential for self-installing concrete gravity bases to provide economic foundations for large wind turbines in deeper water.
The demonstration project contract awarded by EDF Energy Renewables, via SPV Blyth Offshore Demonstrator Ltd, is intended to help prove the viability of self-installing gravity base foundations in the offshore environment. The project is due for completion during the summer of 2017 with the installation of the gravity base foundations, which are 30m in diameter and 60m high, in a water depth of approximately 40m. The composite concrete and steel foundations weigh approximately 13,000 tonnes.
The gravity base foundations are one of a number of innovative technologies that will be tested on the Blyth windfarm. Wholly owned by EDF Energies Nouvelles, the project is being built by EDF Energy Renewables, a 50-50 UK joint venture between EDF Energies Nouvelles and EDF Energy. The project will use the latest generation of offshore wind turbines manufactured and installed by MHI Vestas Offshore Wind and will be the first project to use 66kV cable technology which will be installed by VMBS, who specialise in subsea power cable installation. The standard voltage for cables has been 33kV until now but with turbines growing in power a higher specification has been developed.
Click here for a link to the article on Offshore Wind Magazine's website


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My paper died--II, history
The News-Democrat, after we closed the big windows for air conditioning, carrying my design for the flag as a sgin
1972. I came to Duncan, Oklahoma, to work for the Duncan Banner, because Harrington Wimberly would pay me close to what I was making in Clarinda, Iowa, at the Herald Journal. I think I got $165 a week.
I was hired as "area editor," which meant I traveled the rural areas around Duncan where the Banner had circulation in Stephens, Grady, and Jefferson Counties. Rush Springs, Marlow, Bray, Central, Velma-Alma, Comanche--where my Dad was born, Addington, Waurika, Hastings, Sugden, Ryan and Terral.
We--my wife Neysa and I, with three small children, Vance, Travis and Dallas--came back to family territory with the dream of eventually owning a weekly newspaper.
That's how I met Don Morrison, his sister Mary Lacy Snider and her husband Brick, at the Waurika News-Democrat in the sweltering summer of 1972. I was building sources for stories, and knew somehow, that weekly newspapers knew more about their towns than anyone else.
It was an old brick building, on brick streets. Only one room was air-conditioned, because the new Compugraphic-I required it, the paper recently "converted" to offset printing from hot metal. The Duncan Banner still was letterpress...and a few years earlier at the University of Iowa I'd learned to run a Linotype--which was still in the backshop of the News-Democrat for "job work," an important part of a country weekly's income, on Thursdays and Fridays after the paper was "out."
I think that helped endear me to Don. I think, years later, he saw something of himself, in a "young journalist," as he said in a column.
Labels: Duncan, Iowa, letterpress, News-Democrat, offset, Oklahoma, Waurika, weekly newspapers
1972 are you sure? I would have thought you started work earlier than this. haha
Moving several states over for $162 dollars a week tells a lot about how much money that was in the 70's.
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Pride Media Centre nominated for two industry awards
by QWEERIST editor October 7, 2019, 11:26 am 1.3k Views
A North East media hub is bursting with pride after being nominated for two industry awards.
LGBT+ broadcaster Pride Radio, based at the Pride Media Centre, at Pelaw, near Gateshead, has been announced as a finalist for the Station of the Year award at the national Community Radio Awards 2019.
And the centre's Pride Community Network, which aims to provide businesses and individuals in the LGBT+ community with support and opportunities, has also been shortlisted for the Innovation award.
The not-for-profit organisation delivers a number of outreach programmes, including initiatives to reach isolated members of the LGBT+ community and delivering workshops and seminars at schools, colleges and organisations.
The Community Radio Awards celebrates diverse broadcasting and is made up of a panel of industry experts and academics, who received more than 425 entries from across the UK.
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Richard Kell, station manager at Pride Radio, is delighted that the station has been recognised for its work.
"We have been on-air for just over a year now but have achieved so much within that short time and we are incredibly proud of everything the team has worked on and produced," said Richard.
"We really feel that we are operating from the heart of the community and we are looking forward to all we can achieve in the years to come."
Peter Darrant, CEO of multi-channel broadcaster Pride World Media, which includes Pride Radio, believes the Pride Community Network is achieving great things.
"We set up the Pride Community Network as a means of bringing the community together and expanding the services available for LGBT+ people and their allies," said Peter.
"Whether someone is looking for advice, support on how to operate a more inclusive business or even help with boosting their employment opportunities, we're constantly expanding the service to allow us to reach as many people as possible."
The winners will be announced at the Community Radio Awards ceremony, which takes place at the Memo Arts Centre, at Barry, Wales, on 26 October.
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I am pleased to say that I achieved the birth I wanted – my daughter was born quickly, with just gas and air, and I was able to hold her and feed her immediately, something that I had not been able to experience with my boys. I am sure that Rachel's constant, calming presence helped my labour go smoothly – whenever I felt I couldn't do it anymore I looked at Rachel and she helped me to control my breathing and carry on.
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As soon as I found out I was pregnant with my second child I had pretty much decided to have a C-section, no way was I going through that again! I had a traumatic birth, which involved lengthy hospital transfers, wrongly administrated epidurals, forceps, ventouse and every drug they could offer me, 36 exhausted hours later my son was born, and I was unable to hold him or feed him. Not surprisingly, I was exhausted and developed PND and PTS which affected my relationship both with my partner and stopped me developing a bond with my son. I became so nervous and exhausted that I could hardly leave the house without feeling panicked and overwhelmed. I am by nature a very organised and fairly controlled person and the thought of another birth spiralling out of my control was unthinkable.
A friend told me about doulas and I liked the idea of having continuous emotional support by one person throughout my pregnancy and birth. I met with a few doulas, and when I met Rachel, I had no doubt she was the person I wanted to share my experience with. From the first meeting with her I felt she had the perfect balance of confidence, empathy and knowledge, that I knew would make me feel secure.
I decided to look into hypnobirthing and with Rachels support and guidance we looked at all the options for birth, explored all mine and my husband's fears and slowly Rachel made us see that I could be in control of my birth, whichever path it took and I could have a calm birth experience, she gave me confidence in my decision and the knowledge I needed to take control of my experience.
On the day I went into labour, my waters broke at 11pm and I put on my hypnobirthing tape and stayed in bed for an hour breathing though the contractions and visualising my special place. as the contractions got closer Ben called the midwife who came over. I had not met the midwife before and she was not a particularly warm person. She didn't think I was in established labour and just stood watching me. As Rachel arrived, she came in smiled warmly at me and put a hand on my shoulder, I remember thinking it will be ok now.
throughout my contractions Rachel remind me to go in my cave and slow my breathing down. She just seemed to know what I needed to hear at the exact time I needed to hear it. Rachel was also a huge support to Ben and showed him how to help me, he was amazing in the birth because he had the support of Rachel and didn't feel on his own. My beautiful daughter was born in 3 hours in the birth pool at home with just minimal use of gas and air. Rachel stayed me with throughout the 3rd stage which was a bit tricky waiting for the placenta to deliver but she sat next to me in the loo and talked to me and gave me sweet tea.
I honestly believe that I had the experience I did because of Rachel and I would not have had the confidence I did to go through with a home birth without her. I believe my calm birth and calm start in my daughter's life is because of Rachel and we will never ever forget her and her amazing intuition and infectious confidence.
At 5am when the midwives had left, and my husband had gone to get some sleep I sat with my daughter and Rachel on the sofa. As the sun came up Rachel left me beaming and in a drunken exhausted euphoric state on the sofa, she knew without me telling her that I needed to be on my own withy daughter for a few hours. At 7am my son came down and saw his sister for the first time … It was a magical moment and one I will never forget.


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If you need more information you can always contact us at (005999) 523-4857. The Government has also an information line that is available during office hours, 0-800 1515.
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Curacao is located in the southwestern Caribbean, at latitude 12' north and longitude 68' west. The island is just 60 km (35 miles) north of South America. It is about 2 ½ hours by air from Miami.
472 square kilometers (180 square miles); 62 kilometers long, 5 to 14 kilometers wide.
141.000 inhabitants. Willemstad is the island's capital.
Curacao is an autonomous part of the Dutch Kingdom. Locals are Dutch nationals and carry European Union passports. (for more information on our government and its services please see our Government page)
Curacao has a well-earned reputation for religious as well as ethnic harmony. Catholics, Protestants, Jews, Muslims, Christians and Mormons all have their own houses of worship and practice their religion freely. Over 60% of the population is catholic, largely people of African descent. The small Jewish and Dutch Protestant communities have considerable influence.
Located in the tropics, just 12'north of the Equator, Curacao has a warm, sunny climate year round. The average temperature is about 17' C (in the mid 80s F). Cooling trade winds blow constantly from the east picking up in the spring months. The rainy season, October to February, is usually marked by short, occasional showers, mostly at night, and continued sunny weather by day. Total annual rainfall averages only 570 mm (22 inches). Curacao is outside the hurricane belt; only three hurricanes have come near the island this century. Occasionally, a tropical storm brewing elsewhere in the Caribbean can cause uncharacteristically cloudy weather for a day or two.
Curacao is on Atlantic Standard Time: One hour later than US Eastern Standard Time (the same time as Eastern Daylight Savings Time) and four hours earlier than Greenwich Mean Time.
Ninety percent of the local population speaks Papiamentu, a Creole language. Most official government documents and many signs are in Dutch. English and Spanish are widely spoken.
Local currency is the Netherlands Antillean guilder (also called florin), abbreviated NAFl. or ANG. It is pegged to the US dollar at a stable rate of US$ 1 = NAFl. 1.77 for cash, 1.78 for travelers checks. Exchange rates may vary slightly at stores and hotels. There is no black market. Exchange rates for other currencies are posted at banks and listed in the daily papers. There are no restrictions on how much money you can bring into the country.
Bank are open nonstop from 8:00 am to 3.30 pm Monday till Friday. The airport bank is open for exchange rate service from Monday till Saturday and from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm and on Sunday from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm. Selected banks have ATM's that disburse US dollars and Euros. The larger denominations of guilder bills (100 and 250) are hard to cash for small purchases. There are currently two versions of guilder coins in circulation.
The old square nickel and square fifty cent piece are some of the only square coins in the world; along with the 2,5 guilder coin they are popular souvenirs, particularly for children.
US dollars are accepted almost everywhere, travelers checks less so. Bills of US$ 50 and 100 can be hard to cash. International credit cards are accepted at most major commercial establishments.
Quenching your thirst
Tap water is distilled directly from the sea, tastes good and safe to drink.
The local television station, Tele Curacao (channel 8), is 24 hours on the air, with local and international programming in Papiamentu, Dutch, English and Spanish. Channel 11, from neighboring island Bonaire, has similar programming. Most hotels have cable television, including major US networks and CNN. Radio Paradise (103.1 FM) has English language news and a calendar of activities at the top of the hour (you can also visit our Events page). Curacao also receives several Venezuelan TV channels.
There are four post offices, in Punda, Otrabanda, Sta Rosa and Groot Kwartier on Schottegatweg (Ring Road), as well as a small branch at the World Trade Center and the airport. Office hours are from 7:30 am to 12:00 pm and 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm, Monday till Friday, except for Groot Kwartier opens from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm on weekdays and 7:30 am to 11:30 pm on Saturdays and the Airport branch opens from 8:00 to 12:00 noon. Stamps can be purchased at books stores and the front desk of many hotels. Some hotels also have letter drops. The mails are generally reliable but the time it takes a letter to reach its destination can vary. Expect delays in December and January, when mail volume goes up.
Curacao's international code is 599-9; there are no internal area codes. All local telephone numbers are seven digits; except for some special numbers which are three digits. To reach another country from Curacao dial 00, the country's international code the area code and the telephone number. Hotels commonly add a surcharge to international calls. Most major hotels offer fax services with optional fax hookups in your room. United States 1-800 numbers can be reached from Curacao by dialing 1-300 and the number. But note that these calls are not toll free; they are billed at the applicable international rate. Some international credit cards can be used by dialing the long distance operator. You can also purchase local telephone cards at several locations for use at public phone, hotel phones or with mobile phones. These locations are airport, gas stations, mini- or supermarkets and UTS stores (stores of the local telecommunications company)
Driving is on the right-hand side of the road. At intersections and traffic circles yield to traffic from your right unless signs indicate otherwise. At all T-crossings through traffic has priority. The speed limit is 45 km/h in town and residential areas and 60-80 km/h outside the city and on the four lanes Ring Road. Most gas stations re full service and are open late at night and on Sundays. Ask your car rental agency what you should do in case of an accident; usual procedure is to immediately notify the agency and wait for them to arrive at the scene. You may have to file a police report.
It's possible to get around the island by bus, but the public transportation is somewhat limited. Curacao has two types of public transportation; the large busses are called "konvoi" and, on the most traveled urban routes, collective vans called bus (you can recognize them by the BUS on the license plates). Major bus terminals are located outside the post office on the Waaigat inlet in Punda and beside the underpass in Otrabanda. Busses run most city routs hourly, every two hours for points west, and less frequently on Sundays. The vans and cars run more frequently, but with no fixed schedules.
Taxis easily identified by their sign and the TX on the license plate. There are taxi stands at the airport, in Punda and Otrabanda, and outside major hotels. Taxis have no meters, but fares are standard, confirm these before setting out. Expect to pay about US$ 30 from the airport to town, US$ 30-45 to hotels and US$ 14 from Otrabanda to Punda. Fares from the airport to the Western side of the island are US$ 60. To get a taxi, call Thirty Steps at 561-3030 or Taxi For You at 562-4444.
Although Curacao is less humid than many Caribbean islands; mosquito's can be a problem in the rainy season and at night. Repellent can be purchased at pharmacies and supermarkets. Curacao has no malaria or other such tropical diseases and no vaccinations are needed to visit. Due to the high level of overall hygiene and cleanliness, gastrointestinal complaints are very uncommon. Eat and drink safely.
Take sensible precautions against the tropical sun especially between 10 am and 3 pm. Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat are recommended, as well as a light beach cover-up. Neither the trade winds nor clouds will protect you from sunburn. For minor ailments, standard US and European over-the-counter medicines are available at local pharmacies called "botika". For more serious problems please see the numbers on top of this page.
US and Canadian citizens need only proof of citizenship, such as a birth certificate, and a return ticket home. Most other nationals only need a passport. Visitors from the Dominican Republic, Colombia and Haiti require a visa but if you have a US Visa you can enter without any problem.
Arriving by Sea
The cruise ship terminals are located in the Otrabanda section of Willemstad, a short walk from many city attractions.
The airport is located on the north coast, a 15 minute drive from the city center and many hotels. It is recommended that you confirm all return flights. Foreign visitors pay a US$ 32 departure tax for international flights. The taxes are payable at the airport after check-in.
Visitors should generally not have a problem bringing items for personal use and gifts into Curacao. Prescription drugs, particularly if they contain narcotics, should be clearly marked. Unlike Holland, possession of even a small amount of marijuana or other illegal drug is a serious offense. If you are traveling with expensive jewelry, you may want to bring proof of purchase to avoid paying duties on it when you return home.
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LOW pickleball players (from left) Clark Munsell and Liz Downey take on Tena Marangi and Carol Brown at the net. Players are not permitted to step into the "non-volley zone" near the net unless the ball bounces there.
By Hilary Holladay
Having a (pickle) ball
The latest in a series on Orange County residents and their favorite sporting activities.
The sun was shining, the spiffy new courts at Lake of the Woods were full of players and Dee Knapp was eager to explain the appeal of pickleball.
"I love the exercise and getting the fresh air," she said between games. "It can be competitive, but we just have a good time. And I just love the people."
Knapp took to the paddle sport quickly after she began playing in June. She was among several dozen players on hand for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at Lake of the Woods (LOW) last Wednesday.
With a breeze rippling across the six new courts and a crowd of jubilant players behind them, Clifton D. Wilks, president of the LOW Board of Directors, and Tena Marangi, chair of the LOW pickleball club, sliced through the ribbon with their paddles. Then, within a few minutes, the clack-clack sound of games in progress once more filled the air.
A hybrid of tennis and pingpong played on a court the size of a badminton court, pickleball was created in the mid-1960s by a man named Joel Pritchard and his family and friends in Washington state.
It can be played by two people or four, but the doubles version is more common. Players use hard paddles and a ball similar to a Wiffle ball. The server begins the point with an underhanded serve, and the ball must bounce on the receiver's side and then on the server's side before anyone can hit the ball in the air. The "two-bounce" rule takes away the advantage a strong server has in tennis and tends to lengthen points.
Traditional scoring allows only the serving side to score points, but a shift toward "rally scoring" allows either side to earn points no matter who is serving.
In recent years, interest in pickleball has grown across the country and around the world, and it is extremely popular at LOW. Over the past two years, the number of LOW players has surged from around 25 to more than 200.
The tremendous increase is due in large part to Tena Marangi, chair of the LOW pickleball club and co-chair of the LOW pickleball/tennis advisory committee, and Greg Stoner, lead volunteer pickleball instructor and self-described "student of pickleball."
"Come here, take my paddle!"
A lifelong athlete who has played tennis for 55 years, Marangi knew nothing about pickleball until a couple of years ago when a friend began urging her to try it. One day, while Marangi was wrapping up a yoga class at LOW, her friend approached, pickleball paddle in hand.
"She said, 'Come here, come here, take my paddle! This is pickleball! Just hit the ball when it comes to you,'" Marangi recalled.
And thus another pickleball fanatic was born. Marangi began competing against advanced male players at LOW, because she hit the ball as hard as they did.
When she became chair of the pickleball club, she decided to lobby LOW's board of directors for new outdoor courts. The old asphalt courts had been built for tennis, not pickleball, and were showing their age. In Marangi's considered opinion, they were "crappy" and needed to go.
The board eventually approved funding for the construction project, which cost $123,375. The work began in September 2017, and Marangi said the new courts were open for play on the Fourth of July. Brightly colored and gentle on the joints, they have the regulation pickleball surface, low fences separating the courts and lights allowing for evening play.
"Fantastic" courts
Stoner, the instructor, beams with pleasure when asked about the new courts. "They're fantastic," he said. "We're just loving it, and more and more people are coming out to play."
The affable Stoner had played pickleball before moving to LOW about three and a half years ago. He credits his own pickleball instructors, some of whom competed in national competitions, with teaching him the ins and outs of the game he loves—and loves to teach.
Once he became LOW's lead pickleball instructor in October 2016, he began offering lessons every Thursday and helped launch the pickleball club. He also wrote articles and provided photos of players in action for "Lake Currents," the LOW newsletter.
His efforts and good word-of-mouth publicity have succeeded in drawing people to the game, regardless of whether they previously played tennis, the sport pickleball most closely resembles.
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Stoner said pickleball is easy to learn. LOW offers friendly competition for beginners through advanced players.
"You can fit into whatever area you're comfortable playing," he said. "We don't try to push anybody to try to go beyond what they feel like they can play."
The new courts are not only a boon for LOW residents who love the game but also a draw for pickleball aficionados looking to move to the area.
Jim Bois, who moved to LOW on Memorial Day, can attest to that. Having come from the Poconos, he said, "One of the reasons I picked [Lake of the Woods] is because they have pickleball. It was pickleball, tennis and fishing—if they had those three, I was coming."
Fellow pickleball player Carol Brown is especially happy that night play is an option.
"We're proud of our new courts. We have the lights, and we play in the evenings," she said, adding that she expects many people will layer up in sweats and continue playing outside during the winter.
Pickleball for all
Pickleball tends to attract an older crowd, but that is changing.
"Sixty percent of people who play pickleball are age 50 and older," Stoner said of the sport in general, not just at LOW.
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However, he is happy to report the game is catching on with young people, including competitive tennis players.
"They're not giving up their tennis, but they absolutely love pickleball because it's a much faster game for them. So you're seeing a lot of twenty- and thirtysomethings coming into the game, and they're changing the whole concept of the game."
Stoner would like to see Orange County youngsters take up the sport and is open to working with administrators from the public schools to help make that happen.
Both he and Marangi are thrilled that adults with special needs are taking lessons and beginning to play on the new LOW courts.
Among the special-needs players at LOW is Sean McGinnis, 30, whose parents are active pickleball players.
"Pickleball has all the elements that people with special needs can benefit from—teamwork, cooperation, sports, physical activity," his mother, Renee McInnis, said.
Sean, 30, lives in his own house at Lake of the Woods. He is one of a handful of special-needs players who have been coming to the pickleball courts for instruction and play.
In another outreach effort, LOW's pickleball players are introducing the game to residents at the Alice C. Tyler Village of Childhelp, a treatment facility for abused children in Lignum.
A natural pain remedy
Many players at LOW commented on the social dimension of the game. Marangi believes pickleball players are more likely to compliment their opponents on a good shot than tennis players are.
Several players said pickleball has been good for their health.
Stoner said playing the sport regularly keeps his arthritic pain in check, and Marangi said it helps her deal with the lingering effects of Lyme disease.
"I play as much as I can, sometimes seven days a week, because if I don't play, I'm in pain," commented Renee McGinnis. "Because I have arthritis and osteoporosis, and it really helps with the pain."
The natural pain relief is an important factor in her devotion to the game, but not the only one.
"I like competition and team play," she explained, "and I've never played any racket sport, but this is pretty easy compared to what I always thought tennis or racquetball would be."
And what makes it seem like a better fit for her than those other sports?
With a smile, McGinnis said, "Because you don't have to tear around the court and be the Tasmanian devil and make hero shots."
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We had a rare treat celebrating the Feast of Trumpets last night at Maranatha Chapel. Jim, Reid and I ventured out in response to a last minute invitation on Facebook. I was excited; Jim willing; Reid unsure.
Questions flew the whole way there. What church? The big one where we saw Bethany Hamilton. What feast? The one where Jewish people ring in the new year. Off we went adventurously.
Have I mentioned that we like routines? For us, the third time's usually a charm. Going to a new place requires vigilance, teamwork and often compromise. Other times, spontaneity is the charm. This was a divine appointment.
The right attitudes prevailed. We pulled up to the Southern California mega church early enough to find a parking spot in the far corner. Nudging Jim at the sight of the surely well-stocked cafe bookstore, he caught my drift and threaded his way through rows of cars to a less tempting entrance. (Reid could spend the equivalent of two services browsing Veggie Tales videos.) Herding him past the playground and childcare rooms with streaming positive reinforcement, we reached the sanctuary doors. Despite my confident forging ahead with program in hand, Reid shrinked in retreat at the onslaught of energy exuding from the 3,000 seat capacity crowd.
Jim sweetly offered, "Go save a seat. We'll join you." We do this tag team relay with hardly a word. "Turn your phone on." Experience and timing make it possible with eye contact alone, maybe a charade code gesture. We know the drill. He'll track Reid to the restroom and beyond as he acclimates to the new setting and hopefully, gradually, talk him into sitting with mom. Long story short and several texts later, they made it down to the third row on the far left where I was seated, right behind the makeshift dance floor for Israeli dancing.
Adjusting to the riotous worship and noise, Reid inched his way to my row in slow motion. The entire crowd of worshippers put their hands down and were seated to hear some announcements. Mesmerized and still fearful of applause or some other eruption, he stepped cautiously into the pew and remained standing just in case he had to bolt for the foyer. We didn't know a soul, except for the One we were all praising. The anonymity and heavenly diversity made it quite comfortable. A Jewish man in a suit, yarmulke and phylacteries pushed a double stroller back and forth; toddlers were up on parent's shoulders; a man in a wheelchair did 360's in the aisles; it was all good on this unusual night.
The usual pastor introduced a special guest, the "Singing Rabbi." Dressed in impressive regalia, he asked everyone to stand back up at the very moment Reid finally sat. Stunned mostly. He was all in from that point forward. I can't even put into words the excitement. Maybe that's why we danced!
Reid repeated key words, "Jews, Gentiles!" Laughed at appropriate places in Ray Bentley's quick summary of the history of Israel and their 7 feasts. Bentley explained how Jesus' death, burial and resurrection coincided exactly with the Feasts of Passover, Unleavened Bread, and Firstfruits. He outlined the fall feasts that foretell the the second coming merely whetting our appetite for more. Jim whispered to me, "that's the part I don't get." Will any of us ever know it all? The layers of prophetic meaning and multi-sensory richness in the Hebraic traditions are like the Word of God itself. One could mine it forever and still find mind-blowing treasure. The great news is that our participation in the party is not contingent on full comprehension. Reid was modeling that for us.
This dress rehearsal party anticipating the rapture continued outside on the patio with a Phil Wickham concert and all manner of trumpet blowing. Which presented our next challenge. The ongoing challenge really, of answering where's Reido?
Mind you, Reid can get through a crowd quicker than Jim can get through an airport. Like a lizard, he seemingly slithered under wheelchairs, through pews, over small children and was gone leaving me and Jim in the gridlock muttering pardon me, 'scuse me, sorry on his behalf.
Once we funneled out the doors, we split up with another silent high sign. Jim to check the car and I to scan the throngs of revelers. If the whole thing hadn't been so fun, we'd of left right then. But it was perfect. I wanted a plastic shofar! I wanted to stay all night. Standing on a concrete wall in the cacophony of trumpet blasts from preschoolers and legitimate robed priests alike, it dawned on me.
I texted Jim: i'm by the stage guessing reid will be too once music starts.
He was right where I wanted to be: in the front!
One of the things I miss most about Allie is her truth telling.
Toward the end of her senior year in high school this trait became more and more laughable as she expressed her opinions of my wardrobe. In some psychosomatic effort to engage vicariously in her packing for college (and have something constructive to do myself since she would not let me help), I overhauled my own closet. Emptied the entire thing including shoes and started from scratch to determine what, if anything, was still in style, fit and wasn't stained. One needs an accountability partner to do this well. Allie was mine. With one glance she communicates so much: "Are you kidding me right now?" "Definitely Goodwill." "Don't let me ever see you in that." or simply, "No." I ended up with a few decent items we now refer to as "Allie-approved."
She dared not comment on the pouch. I love my pouch--a flat Bagallini travel bag with a jillion zippers that rides over the shoulder. She'd donate it if she could. What bugs her is that I never take it off. "It looks like you're about to flee," was the truth be told.
Aha! That's exactly what I love about it. I am ready in an instant. My keyless ignition button is on my person. So is a pen, my wallet and library card. I have what I need at hand's reach. I am armed and ready whether Reid bolts out the door impulsively or I find myself with unexpected time for a Trader Joe's stop. I can turn on a dime with this pouch, like Kanga bounding through the Hundred Acre Wood after Roo.
As soon as she explained, I understood the sentiment. The pouch became a symbol of all the times she been the trailing sibling. Left to shut the door; decide whether to follow or sit tight; have her own plans deferred. For me, the pouch is practical. For Allie, it was a painful reminder that her mom might be gone a flash.
Alas, "She'll be back. Back real soon," to quote our favorite board book, Owl Babies by Martin Waddell. Like Jeneil's Hope on the first day of kindergarten or the eldest owl, Allie knows her time with mom will come, eventually. And when it does, we savor it.
I didn't dash out of Boston as one friend suggested, "Tell her in advance that you're gonna hug her then turn and run like h*** so we aren't all embarrassed." Not me. I had cried my eyes out the week before. So I was free to stand on the corner of Boylston and Mass Ave. Linger actually and watch Allie walk away from me. Toward her dorm, toward independence, into the unknown...knowing that she was leaving my nest but staying in the shelter of the Most High.
Hey, what's that around her neck?


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More than 300 farmers from across the country made changes to their policy book on an array of issues ranging from trade aid and dairy policy...
President Points to Trade, Economic, Regulatory Wins in Farm Bureau Speech
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Soil moisture at this point ahead of spring planting is in much better shape than at the same time in 2012. (Drought Monitor graphic by Nick Scalise)
There's no question about it -- February has been one warm month. We've had storms that typically don't show up until May. There's little to no frost in the ground east of the Rockies. And, yes, word of corn planting in Arkansas, Missouri and Illinois got passed around your favorite social media circles during this past weekend.
The warmth was definitely a -- get ready for it -- hot -- topic at last week's National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky. A major impression was "How nice is it that we don't have an ice storm to slog through?" -- because we've had those in the fairly recent past. But, close on the heels of the "isn't it great?" remarks came the somewhat-concerned query of "does that mean this year will be like 2012?"
Such a question is very understandable. 2012 featured a big, big warming trend from late winter through mid-spring. Some (or many) Midwest producers started planting in March -- maybe not the wisest move in terms of management, but one that makes for a great historical footnote. ("I remember planting corn in March of '12.") We, of course, know what happened that year; row crop yields suffered and prices soared. Now, jump ahead to this year, 2017, with sharp and record-breaking warming in farm country, and ambitious growers getting in gear, and the comparison question is not far from the top of the list.
But, even with what we've seen so far, the situations for the atmosphere and soil moisture are much different -- and more promising -- than five years ago. To begin with, the atmosphere is exhibiting some strong El Nino-related tendencies, and almost every long-term Pacific Ocean temperature forecast calls for El Nino to be in effect during this coming summer. Five years ago, in 2012, the effects of a strong La Nina event were in effect well into late spring -- and helped set the stage for the drought and heat that hurt production. And, ahead of spring, drought has a much smaller presence than in 2012. Again -- five years ago, much of the western Corn Belt had Level 2 (Severe) Drought already in effect, and the situation only worsened as the season continued. That's not the case this year. If anything, there's borderline too much moisture in the soil profile in northern Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Dakotas.
So, at this point in the year, even with the early start to planting in the southern Corn Belt, conditions -- and forecasts -- do not suggest a re-visiting of the harsh season of 2012.
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The Daily Oracle: Thursday June 28th Full Moon in Capricorn.
The Full Moon in Capricorn blooms today, culminating a cycle that was started on January 17th 2018. Something in your life has now achieved fullness, and is now ready to be released. Intense cards today though, as you get the sense that on some level you are standing between life and death…. something powerful in your life is coming to an end, whilst new life is starting within that ending. You stand as a conductor between what is above and what is below, with all the responsibility that goes with it. Aligning yourself with what feels right to the very depths of your core, and which represents all that you believe in is the right decision today; do not doubt the importance of your next step, you are walking towards your true purpose.
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FACT CHECK: Can Colloidal Silver 'Kill' Coronavirus?
2:55 PM 03/18/2020 Jonathan Fonti | Fact Check Reporter
An image shared on Facebook claims colloidal silver can "kill" the new coronavirus and more than 650 other pathogens.
Colloidal silver isn't effective for treating COVID-19 or any other disease. No vaccines or specific treatments are currently available for the new coronavirus.
Misinformation related to the new coronavirus has spread as the number of global COVID-19 cases continues to grow. (RELATED: Has A Vaccine For The Novel Coronavirus Been Used On Cows 'For Years'?)
This particular post claims a liquid solution of silver particles can cure or prevent the disease caused by the new coronavirus. Multiple posts making the claim have linked to websites marketing colloidal silver products as a way to protect oneself from the new virus.
But, according to the Food And Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH), colloidal silver has no health benefits and even causes serious side effects.
"Specific to colloidal silver, the FDA warned the public in a 1999 Final Rule that it isn't safe or effective for treating any disease or condition," said FDA spokesman Jeremy Cahn in an email to the Daily Caller. "The agency's position on colloidal silver has not changed."
"There are no complementary products, such as colloidal silver or herbal remedies, that have been proven effective in preventing or treating this disease (COVID-19), and colloidal silver can have serious side effects," said Dr. Helene Langevin, NCCIH director, said in a statement to The Associated Press.
Argyria, a bluish-gray discoloration of the skin, is the most common side effect of ingesting colloidal silver, according to the NCCIH.
The FDA and Federal Trade Commission announced on March 9 that they had sent warning letters to seven companies selling products that fraudulently claim to prevent, treat or cure COVID-19. Products sold by these companies included teas, essential oils, tinctures and silver solutions. There are currently no vaccines or drugs approved to treat the disease.
The NCCIH notes that topical silver – not colloidal silver – has some medical uses, such as in dressing to treat burns and skin infections.
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A Charlin pre-phono and power amps driving Triangle Signature Delta loudspeakers. Francophiles will love this as it's all French. I'm noting here that there is a lot of French brands here at this year's show.
Questyle Reference System Gold Edition. Wonderful and possibly as good as it gets on headphones.
Graham Audio were keeping up the British front.
Mutec make reclockers for the professional audio market but they are moving into home audio in a big way. Watch out for this name in serious computer audio systems.
Such a shame to see the Music First Audio preamplifier on the bottom shelf outside Offensive Audio's cabin. I'd have loved to hear it in the system in there.
Gold Note from Italy do some great products and we highlighted their new phono stage in our Joy Of Decks feature around Munich High End. Here you can see Tommaso Dolfo from the company in front of the latest loudspeaker in their XT range.
More very serious high end in the form of Egglestonworks loudspeakers, Skogrand Cables and Triangle Art who supplied the turntables and amps.


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Pittsburgh residence rents up 5% in new Cushman & Wakefield report – WPXI
By jimadmin Last updated Oct 27, 2021
PITTSBURGH — Demand for apartments in the Pittsburgh market shows no signs of letting up, either from the wave of new developments or disruptions caused by the pandemic.
That seems to be the core message of the Marketbeat Pittsburgh report for the third quarter of 2021, issued by Cushman & Wakefield Grant Street Associates.
According to the report, apartment rents have increased more than 5% in the last year, reaching an effective average rent of $1,152 per month in a regional market with an overall vacancy rate of less than 5%.
Some suburban, non-core submarkets have had remarkable recoveries: Washington County, with its huge exposure to the consolidating energy sector, has seen fantastic rent growth over the last year, as has Beaver and Westmoreland Counties, driven by robust logistics employment opportunities.
There continues to be plenty of development activity for new apartments, particularly in the greater downtown area including the central business district and all the neighborhoods that surround it, such as the Strip District, Lawrenceville and the South Side.
The report projects that major companies returning to their offices post-covid will help to drive apartment absorption in the city into 2022, further. noting how new development is helping to push rents higher.
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Barnhart Apartments is a historic three-story building in Ogden, Utah. It was built in 1921–1922, and designed in the Prairie School style, with "a deep, flat overhanging cornice, triple-ganged casement
windows, and a vertical front facade emphasis." It has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since December 31, 1987.

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Powder Island () is a small island lying 8 nautical miles (15 km) south-southeast of Cape Jeremy and 2 nautical miles (3.7 km) off the west coast of Palmer Land, in George VI Sound. First surveyed in 1948 by the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey (FIDS), and so named by them because of the friable nature of the rock found on the island.

See also
 List of Antarctic and sub-Antarctic islands

Islands of Palmer Land


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Getting Real About the License Complexity of Linux
Provided by Revenera2020-11-10T14:00:00+00:00
This webcast aired on November 10, 2020.
CPE Credit(s): 1
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Talk about complex and tedious, but necessary. Identifying all copyright holders, licenses and license obligations within Linux is just that. Added to the already complex maze that is Linux is the fact that the accuracy of licensing information is tied to the specific version of the Linux Kernel you're using, and older versions will have more issues than newer. Files may contain erroneous license data and subsequently make its way into your software inventory and Bill of Materials.
How deep do you need to go to uncover potential license compliance issues that could cause you problems now or when you least expect it? Have you considered snippet-level analysis? Should you?
Join this webinar with Dr. Andreas Kotulla, Founder & Managing Director of Bitsea, and Michael Lelchuk, Manager of Professional Services from Revenera, and learn more about:
When it's important to put more effort into open source licensing detection
Potential impact of leaving Linux auditing largely ignored
How to detect inconsistent and incomplete open source licensing
The need for deep code scanning analysis
Real-world examples and key learnings from past audits
Andreas Kotulla, Founder & Managing Director – Bitsea
Michael Lelchuk, Manager of Professional Services – Revenera
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Surveys: Rushing technology decisions comes with big compliance risks
Embracing technology to help manage risk and improve efficiencies is a trend that's been developing in the compliance space for a while, but the pandemic has fast-tracked the urgency behind it, according to a couple of recent surveys.
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Let's go through some of the basic details of Chef.
The Chef Server/Hosted Chefis central management console and there are two options for the Chef Server: a hosted Chef solution or an on-premises installation. We will be using a hosted solution to avoid installation of Chef server ion premise.
The Chef Client(node) is the agent that sits on the servers you are managing.
The Chef Workstationis admin workstation where we create policies (Cookbooks and recipies) and execute management commands. We will run the "knife" command from the Chef Workstation to manage our infrastructure.