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Electricity is such an integral part of our lives – no matter where we are or what we do, life without electricity can just come to a standstill. But where does this electricity come from? All we do is press the switches of our homes and expect electricity to illuminate our homes – without once questioning what happens at the background. So here's a background check, to tell you the ways electricity is generated:
Hydroelectric power:
Purely water-based energy, hydroelectricity is one of the most effective, environment-friendly ways of generating electricity. Water gushes from a great height upon a turbine blade which rotates fast enough to move the copper wire inside the electric generator – this is how hydroelectricity functions. Currently, many countries are resorting to hydroelectric power as a means of their energy generation.
Solar electricity:
Whether it's on a small scale or large scale, solar electricity is one mode of generation of electricity that will never fail. It is used where water is scarce and also in homes, where the generation of energy through other sources is not possible. The photovoltaic cells in the solar panels capture solar energy radiating from the sun. This energy is then directed to receivers which are in-built with a lot of technologies to convert the solar energy into electric energy. There are solar fields located in some places across the world, which consists nothing but acres and acres of solar panels and reflectors – these have the capacity to generate a lot of energy, enough to suffice the electricity requirements of towns together.
Thermal energy:
 Electricity generated from steam is termed as thermal energy. The steam here is generated by burning fuel. This fuel includes coal, biomass and even petroleum and the steam which is generated is then fed into a turbine. Rotation of this turbine is what sets the copper armature of the motor into motion, generating the electricity. Although this is the most used manner of generating electricity, it cannot be denied that the burning which generates electricity is also the burning which causes pollution and harms the environment. And let's face it, we're not yet equipped enough to handle thermal pollution.
Nuclear energy:
This is another form of clean and sustainable energy which is not only efficient but also generates results which are pretty much enormous. Space saving, this form of energy is derived from the fission of uranium atoms, which results in the generation of a thunderous amount of energy. Although nuclear energy comes with its own cons, it's still a better option than the other polluting sources of electricity.
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This is a brief article about what's trending in the electricity industry. Everything you need to know about the recent happenings in the electrical industry is right here. Read on:
The decline of coal power:
In the wake of so many renewable sources of energy, the electrical industry has slowly, but finally switched over to generating electricity using the environment-friendly sources. The excellent benefits of using renewable sources to generate electricity have lead to a steady decline of the utilization of coal to produce electricity. With the stark decrease in the amount of coal used, it has been predicted that by 2020, we'll be fully backing up on the renewable source, which are clean and sustainable.
Customer-centric:
The primary issue which the electricity industry faced earlier was the generation of power, and it's effective distribution. However, now this issue is no longer in focus, with the electricity industries focusing more on the consumer-centric ideas. This approach is helping the electricity industry to win back more customers, with improved services and undeterred power supply. This refreshed approach is proving to be beneficial for the electricity industry, and the numbers are showing.
Grid Modernization:
The modernization of grids and various factors contributing to this change have proved to be a boon for the electricity industry. A constant effort has been put into the transmission and distribution grids, making the transition seamless. While there are still some challenges which the industry is facing while modernizing the grid, successful implementation of modern grids is near. The electricity industry has noted a rapid increase in investment in smart grid development.
Energy storage:
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Chicago | Reuters — MGEX spring wheat futures plunged two per cent on Tuesday to their lowest levels since July 2018 on easing concerns about the weather in key U.S. growing areas and weakening cash prices, traders said.
K.C. hard red winter wheat futures also were weak, with a better-than-expected government report on crop conditions pressuring prices. Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soft red winter wheat contracts firmed on a late round of short-covering after trading in negative territory for much of the session.
Soybean futures rose, with the market underpinned by recent export sales to China, while corn eased on pressure from the weakness in wheat.
In its first crop condition report for this year, the U.S. Agriculture Department on Monday afternoon assessed 56 per cent of U.S. winter wheat in good-to-excellent condition, up from 32 per cent a year ago and topping trade expectations of 55 per cent.
"The crop condition report showed that wheat was much better than a year ago," said Chris Lehner, commodities broker with Archer Financial Services.
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MGEX spring wheat for May delivery dropped 11-1/4 cents to $5.41-3/4 a bushel (all figures US$). Many spring wheat contracts hit new lows.
K.C. hard red winter wheat for May delivery was off 1-1/4 cents at $4.33-1/4 a bushel. CBOT May soft red winter wheat, the most actively-traded wheat contract, was 1-1/4 cents higher at $4.64 a bushel.
CBOT May corn was down 1/4 cent at $3.61-1/2 a bushel while CBOT May soybeans were up 4-1/2 cents at $9 a bushel.
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The Jones Years: Five Good, Five Bad
January 7, 2019 March 11, 2019 - by Owen - 1 Comment
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As you can probably tell, I've decided to change the format of State of Wales.
Fixed quarterly updates are out. Posts will now be published as and when I feel like it – one month there might be a long series of posts, another month I might not post anything.
Starting off, here's an assessment some of the high and low points of the premiership of former First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones AM (Lab, Bridgend) – who resigned in December.
From the outset, it's worth stating I'm not going to include the Carl Sargeant affair in this. Why? It stands apart, we don't have the full facts yet and there's an ongoing quasi-judicial process. It's also unfair to judge Carwyn's entire record as First Minister on a single event, however horrible that event might've been.
Another take well worth reading is on living with the First Minister by his wife, Lisa, published in May 2018 (yn Cymraeg).
It's hard to attribute ongoing policies – such as school building programmes or hospital waiting times – to one person or one government, so I'm going to focus on single policies which Carwyn Jones either played a key part in introducing, set as a priority or – in some cases – perhaps neglected when they needed more attention.
Five Good
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Rescuing Cardiff Airport
If I were to pick out one single decision that you can say for certain will be looked back upon as a significant positive – and something Carwyn will want to be remembered for as First Minister – it was the Welsh Government's decision to nationalise Cardiff Airport.
We can quibble over the amount of money the government spent, but I'm in no doubt that if it didn't happen Cardiff Airport would probably now be on the brink of closure. There would've been no long haul flights, no expansion of domestic and European routes, no increase in passenger numbers, no 2017 Champions League Final. It kept Wales on the map when our place on the world's maps has always been precarious.
The airport was being run into the ground by its Catalan owners. While it still has some way to go to become what the airport's management wants it to be, it seems to be making big strides year on year. Talk of a new terminal sounds fanciful until the airport is regularly getting 3million+ passengers, but the alternative – had Carwyn and his government not intervened – would've been an absolutely crippling blow to Wales' reputation, tourism potential and trade prospects.
Handling of the 2016-17 Steel Crisis
I don't think Carwyn has got enough credit for his role during the steel crisis.
While the UK Government – then pre-Brexit and still led by David Cameron – dithered and dragged their feet, Carwyn provided leadership. He didn't sugarcoat the truth or make promises he couldn't keep (such as on potential emergency nationalisation) and kept up the pressure on the UK Government in the fallout from the Brexit referendum.
He turned over a party political broadcast to what was in effect an address to the nation and recalled the Senedd for an emergency debate (only the second time that's happened AFAIK). He treated it with the seriousness it deserved, unlike that lot down the M4.
You can certainly argue that if Carwyn wasn't a regional premier but the Prime Minister of an independent state, he would've had far more tools at his disposal and will have been taken more seriously. However, years of close working and co-operation with Tata paid off – at least in the medium-term, major issues remaining include energy, R&D and air pollution in Port Talbot.
Wales' Recycling Record
The recycling rate in Wales has markedly improved over the course of Carwyn Jones' premiership to the point where Wales is now a genuine world-leader, albeit with a surprise drop in the most recent recycling figures.
It's not a totally unblemished record as there are still question marks over where the waste actually goes and how it's processed, as well as the expansion of waste incinerators. Our 22 local councils deserve the bulk of the credit for actually delivering this, but the vision for a low-waste Wales has been led from the top and progress accelerated since 2009.
Securing law-making and additional fiscal powers for Wales
The National Assembly as it is now is very different to how it was when Carwyn took office as First Minister.
In December 2009, there were limited law-making powers (AMs could pass laws called Measures, but often had to ask permission of the UK Parliament before doing so in some supposedly devolved areas), the Welsh Government had no taxation or borrowing powers and AMs spent most of their time debating relatively minor points of policy and regulations (OK, they still do this to a certain degree) instead of being able to put public policies in devolved areas in a broader context.
While we're not quite on a par with Scotland, depending on the outcome of the Thomas Commission – which Carwyn Jones ordered – we're very close to achieving it. While the 2011 Yes for Wales campaign was a broad church led by civic society, Carwyn was instrumental as the figurehead and had called for these sorts of powers for a while. We can rightly or wrongly argue over things like the Continuity Bill, but his devolutionist credentials can't be questioned.
Improvements to cancer treatment times & survival rates
This is the quiet achievement that hasn't been mentioned as often as it perhaps should be. For all the bad news about the NHS in Wales, a major bit of good news is improved survival rates for many types of cancer and significant improvements in treatment times.
Wales has set an ambitious target of 95% of patients starting treatment within two months of diagnosis. Although in 2017 the rate stood at around 87% (occasionally hitting 92% on a month-by-month basis), this exceeds England and caught up with Scotland, both of which have fallen back.
Cancer survival rates have also significantly improved since 2010; around 75% of all cancer patients in Wales survive at least one year after diagnosis – though with notable problems involving lung and bowel cancer.
Five Bad
First Minister's Questions
While FMQs is usually the most regularly-read recurring feature on Senedd Home, it's never been a personal highlight.
As the (supposed) flagship debate from the Senedd each week there's going to room for a bit of verbal horseplay – sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I suppose expecting anything different from the "yah-boo" pantomime in Westminster was asking too much.
During Carwyn's tenure, FMQs sometimes descended into a question-dodging exercise, with his expert ability to answer a question with another question. He took valid criticisms of Labour's record in government as a personal affront and, on more than one occasion, either defended his record with personal attacks or deflected criticisms of his own government's performance onto the record of the UK Government.
It's all contributed to the sense that there's no "cause and effect" in Welsh politics. If you based your view of Carwyn's tenure entirely on his performance in FMQs, then you would get the impression of a leader who got to the top but was unclear on what he wanted to do with it.
The RIFW Scandal
If there's any single scandal that sums up all of the negatives about how Wales has been run since devolution (and under Carwyn Jones) it's this one. I've written loads on it but, in short, a number of very sought-after land parcels owned by the Welsh Government were sold at massively under-valued prices, possibly costing the taxpayer tens of millions of pounds.
Despite legal action being instigated, nobody seems to have been held to account, there were no Ministerial resignations (when there should've been), there was very little pressure from the press and despite the heat and light of the opposition, any anger quickly subsided.
The civil service and Welsh Government completely failed to learn any lessons from it. Echoes of the scandal have been seen in the Circuit of Wales, Kancoat, Pinewood and Delta Lakes/Llanelli Wellness Village and I'm in absolutely no doubt that we're going to see it again and again until every facet of how Wales is governed is overhauled. Like it or not, Labour will have to take ownership of it.
You would think this was an emerging problem judging by the levels of attention it's got over the last year or two, but it's been a problem in Wales for decades and I don't believe Carwyn or his governments have done anywhere near enough to address it.
It finally caught up with them after being successfully challenged by ClientEarth in the courts over their lack of action, but it shouldn't have taken such extreme measures for the Welsh Government to acknowledge and address it – like it or not, Carwyn Jones is ultimately responsible for that.
The fact poor air quality is said to contribute to up to 2,000 excess deaths every year in Wales, alongside the Welsh Government's reluctance to take on the powers and policy controls to properly address it, makes this a black sooty mark against Carwyn's tenure and a mess his successor will have to clean up as quickly as possible.
Child & Adolescent Mental Health (CAHMS)
This is a national disgrace that hasn't got the attention it fully deserves.
It was quite telling that having flicked through the profiles of the Welsh Youth Parliament members, about 90%+ of them put children's mental health as one of their top three priorities. If that's not a call for urgent action – both in schools and in the NHS – then I don't know what is.
Whenever the First Minister has been pressed on this in FMQs – usually by Leanne Wood – what AMs got back was a list of new investments and supposed improvements to waiting times, but if the system is broken in the first place no amount of money can fix it. Another battle here has been over the lack of facilities for children and teenagers with eating disorders, who often have to travel hundreds of miles to receive treatment.
This one isn't entirely the fault of Carwyn or the Welsh Government as the main levers to alleviate poverty (namely the welfare system) are controlled from London. However, for a government that has often claimed to have put tackling poverty front and centre of its social justice plans – Carwyn having even appointed cabinet members with that specific responsibility in the past – it's been a failure.
A flagship target of eliminating child poverty by 2020 was scrapped and things look set to get worse.
While the child poverty rate has fallen since Carwyn took office in 2009, the overall child poverty rate remains stubbornly high compared to the rest of the UK. At the end of 2017, the Institute of Fiscal Studies predicted child poverty in Wales was likely to soar over the coming years despite falling unemployment. One estimate suggested the proportion of children in Wales living below the poverty line will eventually hit rates of 40%+. Welfare reform has been blamed.
Carwyn has spurned opportunities to press for the devolution of welfare administration (as in Scotland) on cost grounds, even though it might've helped address the negative impacts of welfare reform (particularly the introduction of universal credit) by the UK Government.
Summing up The Jones Years
This decade or so has been one of immense change and not necessarily in a good way – the financial crisis, then austerity, the ongoing chaos of Brexit and the Senedd itself going through its darkest period since devolution. That's before including the possibility that rising populism is going to fuel a resurgent direct rule campaign before and during the Sixth Assembly.
By and large, Carwyn has led Wales through these tough times in a reactive firefighting manner. If you need someone in a crisis, Carwyn has proven himself to be up to the challenge time after time again – a neat bookend with his management of the 2001 Foot & Mouth Crisis, which set him on the path towards the premiership in the first place.
The problem is we've let these crises happen in the first place.
Long-term thinking has been absent. We've lacked a sense of direction when it comes to outlining where Wales and its public policy needs to go beyond the next electoral cycle.
The only attempt during Carwyn's tenure to do it – the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act – is likely to be critically undermined by lack of progress on climate change, stalled progress on renewable energy and hardly any shift from private to public transport (that's before mentioning the Newport bypass).
Carwyn got the little things right. We could entrust the leadership of the nation with him. Until the last year or so he lived up to the role and provided dignity and stature to the position of First Minister which we could well have lost after Rhodri Morgan.
Carwyn is a fundamentally decent man whose biggest flaw was simply remaining in the top job for too long and – at least partly because of the lack of options on the Labour benches – preventing some of the major challenges facing Wales from being seen through fresh eyes.
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Representation ID: 18116
Received: 08/12/2018
Respondent: Mr Andrew Cawdron
Representation:
Great Plumstead is designate as a Service Village and has already taken an overload of over 30 properties in development at Church Road and Rosebery Road. This strip is classic 'ribbon developmen' expanding beyond the development boundary on a road subject to continual surface water flooding problems. Again removing agricultural land and expamnding housing in a village already growing. Road infrastructure is poor with limited bus transport provision and utility services overloaded with Anglian water already concerned about foul water capacity. The site would only add to these existing problems and concerns. Traffic access onto Hare Road dangerous.
Respondent: Mr Ben Bullen
Prime arable land should not be eligible for development. Gt Plumstead may well be classed as a serviced village, but the services leave much to be desired and more houses will only put more strain on the existing village. Gt Plumstead already has it's fair share of approved new housing which is currently being built. We don't need any more.
Despite the fact that this site has now reduced in half compared to the original consultation, my objection is just as strong as it ever was. Gt Plumstead is NOT the serviced village that the report makes you believe it to be. There is still no shop or post office. Other amenities could be considered basic at most. This site is STILL high grade agricultural land and should not be eligible for housing. Furthermore, the report says Gt Plumstead is capable of taking pockets of small developments. There is nothing small about this site and suggested number of houses. New houses are already being built as a result of previous approvals and there are 100s of houses being built at the Little Hospital site which, as the crow flies, is less than a mile away. In light of the fact that there are 1000s of other houses already been granted approval in the vicinity of the NDR and surrounding towns/villages, this site is completely unnecessary.
Respondent: Mrs Michelle Bullen
Respondent: Mr Derek Jones
Agent: Bidwells
As outlined above, the site is suitable, available, achievable and viable, and is therefore deliverable and
developable, in line with the NPPF. The decision to pursue a small-scale frontage development in this
location constitutes appropriate, proportionate, thoughtful and well-designed development, in accordance
with the objectives of the Great Plumstead, Little Plumstead, and Thorpe End Garden Village
Neighbourhood Plan (2014-2034).
It has been demonstrated, with technical evidence, that there are no planning constraints on site that
could not be addressed through appropriate mitigation where necessary. Residential development in this
location will offer appropriate and proportionate growth in a sustainable location. The allocation will also
increase opportunities for small housebuilders, in line with the requirements of the revised NPPF, so the
site will be highly deliverable in the short term.
Economically, the site represents the right land in the right place at the right time. The site is relatively
well located in relation to Norwich, which provides a variety of employment opportunities for future
occupants of the site.
Socially, development on the site would provide CIL payments for infrastructure, and these contributions
could be utilised to benefit the local community, in achieving the objectives set out in the Great
Plumstead, Little Plumstead, and Thorpe End Garden Village Neighbourhood Plan (2014-2034).
Environmentally, development on the site will have a minor adverse impact on the environment in the
form of the loss of a small segment of Grade 1 Agricultural Land. However, this is a small proportion of
the original site submitted, and therefore the majority of the site would be retained as Grade 1
Agricultural Land, demonstrating that there will only be a minor impact on the environment.
On this basis, the site should be taken forward as an allocation for residential development in the
emerging Local Plan.
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Respondent: Great & Little Plumstead Parish Council
The Parish Council objects to this site as it is contrary to our Service
Village designation, which states developments should be up to 20
dwellings.
Developing this land would also be on Grade 1 Agricultural Land, surely
brownfield sites should be used first?
Great Plumstead in particular has no infrastructure. There are currently
no schools, shops or doctors etc within the Village. The nearest school is
located within Little Plumstead which is at capacity, The nearest dentist
is Blofield, which is already nearing capacity. There is no shop within
the Parish at all, the closest shop is in neighbouring Parishes.
Poor road infrastructure in an area poorly serviced by public transport. There is only one bus which services the area which is not frequent.
It is presumed that the exit/entrance of this site would be located on Hare
Road. This could be dangerous as the road is not very wide and there have
already been accidents on this road.
Drainage/soakaways would need to be investigated on this site as the roads are subject to contact surface water flooding.
Great Plumstead already absorbing more than Service Village allocation with over 30 new dwellings in progress.
The foul drainage capacity in the area is already overloaded without taking account of the new developments coming.
This development is outside of the settlement boundary.
Not a sustainable location.
The Plumsteads are seen as "service villages" within the Norwich Policy
Area and Joint Core Strategy. This is defined as suitable for small housing
developments (10 to 20 dwellings) subject to form and character
considerations.
located within Little Plumstead which is at capacity, The nearest doctor
Road. This is potentially dangerous as the road is not very wide and there have
already been accidents. Alternatively an exit/entrance onto
Middle Road would equally be unsuitable. This road has increased in
traffic since the opening of the new bridge and the closure of Low Road and
Smee Lane. Middle Road itself is not a wide carriageway and at parts
cannot support two vehicles passing each other.
Drainage/soakaways would need to be investigated on this site as Hare Road
is known for flooding in various parts.
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considerations. Little Plumstead already absorbing more than Service Village allocation with over 100+ new dwellings in progress.
Little Plumstead has almost no infrastructure. There are no shops, doctors, dentists etc located within the Parish.
Occupying and removing agricultural land
Poor road infrastructure in a area poorly serviced by public transport
Foul drainage capacity in the area overloaded.
Drainage/soakaways would need to be investigated on this site roads in the area are known for flooding in various parts.
We are already buried in a growth triangle which is not working in terms of delivery, a masterplan or infrastructure support.
Not a sustainable location - only way to get to a shop is by car.
The development is outside of the settlement boundary.
Poor road infrastructure subject to constant surface water flooding
The site allocation as it does not comply with Policy 1 of the Great and Little Plumstead Parish Council Neighbourhood Plan. Which states 'New development will respect and retain the integrity of Great Plumstead, Little Plumstead and Thorpe End Green Village as distinct character as individual villages and, in particular, it is important that coalescence is avoided between Thorpe End Garden Village and development related to the surrounding settlements, ensuring that Thorpe End Garden Village retains the appearance and character of a separate garden village"
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Joan D. Pepin on Auth0 and the Future of Security
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Joan D. Pepin, Founder and CEO of stealth-mode security company ZeroWall.io, is previously a two-time Chief Security Officer at Auth0 (recently acquired by Okta for $6.5 billion) and at Sumo Logic. In our interview, Joan comments on market consolidation in the IAM space, SnowShoe's hardware-centric approach to security, and tells us that Alexander the Great used secure protocols still deployed in modern systems today. Listen for a front-row perspective on the global shifts in security and authentication.
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Ned Hayes [00:00:09] Welcome to SparkPlug, where we talk to smart people working at the intersection of business and technology. Brought to you by SnowShoe making mobile location smarter today. Karen Jensen and I talk to Joan Pepin, founder and CEO of stealth mode security company Zero Wall. She's previously the chief security officer at two Unicorn Security Sask. companies, Auth0 and Sumo Logic. She's had a front row seat to 8 rounds of funding across these two unicorns. And she was part of Auth0 successful team that led to the $6.5 billion acquisition by Okta. Welcome to SparkPlug, Joan, it's so great to have you here. I think we met each other in the startup community here in Portland.
Joan Pepin [00:00:55] Yeah, thank you for having me. Really glad to be here.
Karen Jensen [00:01:00] Yeah, it's really great to meet you. Like Ned said, we're excited to have you on the show to start. Can you give us a thumbnail sketch of you?
Joan Pepin [00:01:08] Yeah. So my name is Joan Delilah Pepin. I've been in information security for a lot longer than I like to admit, which is of 25 years now. Along the way, I've worked a lot of places, done a lot of things. I spent just under 10 years in managed security services. I was employed about fifty five at a company called Guardant way back in the day. Someone a few weeks ago referred to Guardant as the OG MSSOs. I thought.
Ned Hayes [00:01:39] It's so true.
[00:01:40] Then I moved on, moved across the country to Silicon Valley and joined Sumo. Logic is their 11th employee. We were in essentially like an apartment above a bookstore on Castro Street in Mountain View. We didn't have a CEO and we didn't have a product yet. You know, was there two? About three hundred employees and about twenty twenty five million somewhere in there and annual revenue went on from there to take a very interesting position at Nike for about two years, where I was the business information security officer for their $8 billion at the time, I think $10 billion now. E-commerce Business Unit, which is both e-commerce and direct, you know, brick and mortar retail, the Nike Town stores for John Galce, the first CEO at Auth0, convince me to come join Auth0 and build out the security program there. I kind of picked up where I left off from Sumo. They were about two hundred and fifty employees and about twenty five million and they are when I joined, you know, was on that ride with them all the way to out to just under a $2 billion valuation and over a hundred million in revenue and 700 employees. So that was a great experience. And then in September 30th, I stepped down from on zero and founded Zero Wall, where I've been spending my time. The last six months is still pretty. We're still pretty stealthy here at Zero Wall, but we're looking to change the way that companies think about information security.
Karen Jensen [00:03:08] Great. Very nice. So of course, like everyone else in tech right now, we're interested in the recently announced acquisition of Auth0 by Okta. What's your take on that?
Joan Pepin [00:03:20] I think this is a really positive development for first and foremost, the customers out there, right? And secondly, I think this was a great exit for the company, and this is a this is a great outcome for employees and investors as well. And so but let me start on the customer front. So Okta and Auth0 were both able to grow quite large and quite fast and quite successfully doing similar things for very different. We've always not quite known whether to say they were just different use cases or if they were different market segments,
Ned Hayes [00:04:01] Different different buyers, perhaps?
Joan Pepin [00:04:03] Yeah. Yeah, it's you know, that's that's for sure. The the Okta, the traditional buyer, it tends to be the CIO and, you know, they very much focused their company on workforce identity, right? And so single sign on for the workforce. If you have thousands of employees and hundreds of applications that they need to log into every day for security and productivity, you want to streamline that process as much as possible. And Okta is the right fit for that. Auth0 took a different approach to the market and focused on consumer identity access management and so Oct0 customers, a lot of them tend to be media customers, newspapers, video streaming services, etc. And so that's not employee identity, that's the consumer identity. Now, at the end of the day, both pieces of software take a username and password and they tell you yes or no. And they do some various other things. I'm oversimplifying, but at the end of the day, they're both identity access management companies, and the software under the hood does very similar things. But because they focus their front end and their use case on, you know, really very different use cases or market segments or buyers or however you want to look at it, they didn't really compete for a long time. We used to say people would ask us at Auth0, are you worried about Okta? How do you feel about you have got this huge competitor in the marketplace? And we would say they don't really feel like a competitor. It's not like we're losing deals to Okta, because if you're if you're looking for consumer identity, then you probably come to us. And if you're looking for workforce identity, you probably go to them. And so we were able to kind of grow and keep out of each other's way for a long time. And then I would say in the last little over a year, we started to bump into each other more. And you start to get to those really large companies that have both problems that say, Well, yeah, we have a huge front end web site that consumers use and we need to manage that and we have thousands of employees that have to log into hundreds of apps. And why should I have to buy two pieces of software and deal with two vendors and two contracts and two tech stocks in order to solve both of these problems, which feel very similar to me? Right, right. And so about a year ago, we had both worked far enough up the market that we that we did start to see each other in deals. And I think both companies came to a point where we, we, you know, kind of decided that it was time to maybe start getting in each other's ways. Right? Okta, started to focus on a developer focused CIAM add on to their product, which kind of looked a lot like Auth0. Auth0 had started to work on more focus, more on the workforce identity because, you know, when you have a large customer that says, Well, sure, I'm mostly here for your CRM, but you mean you can't handle my S.O. at the same time? Well, we didn't want to say no, right? So what started to happen, quite frankly, is I feel that each company started to build an inferior version of the other ones product in order to get it.
Ned Hayes [00:07:31] Yeah.
Joan Pepin [00:07:33] And so I think now that the consumer wins, the customer wins. Because now you can go to one business entity and sign one contract and you can get both your solutions. And you know, obviously Auth0 is going to continue to operate as an independent entity for some time. But there's going to be, I'm certain, you know, I haven't worked there in several months, so I have no no longer have any inside knowledge. But, you know, I would assume there will be some sort of technical merging that will probably take a number of years on the back end. But from a business perspective, as a customer, being able to go to one company and have that full suite of needs met with best of breed products, as opposed to saying, well, workforce is more important to me. So I'm going to go with Okta and I'll get by with sort of a second class consumer solution or the reverse, you know, my consumer solutions, the most important thing. And so I'm going to go with Auth0 and I'm going to get by with a second class workforce solution. And now you can go one place and have two best of breeds.
Karen Jensen [00:08:45] So is it the same problem you'd say these are just different angles on the same identity problem, different vectors to solve it?
Joan Pepin [00:08:54] It's it's different. It's slightly different identity problems on the consumer identity side, like is your subscription up to date? Are you able to read the articles beyond the paywall, right? You've logged in. You're a Wall Street Journal legitimate customer. Have you paid your bill? Can you read an article? Right, right. And then on the workforce side, are you who you say you are? Can you have access to this word document? Can you have access to this file share, right? It's absolutely the same thing, but it's are you a media entity that's talking to hundreds or thousands or millions of consumers who are all using their personal email addresses as their identity? Or are you dealing with, you know, hundreds or thousands or hundreds of thousands of employees who are using their corporate email addresses their identity?
Ned Hayes [00:09:50] So I know you're using passwords as a proxy for a more secure identity system, but some security experts have begun talking about a passwordless environment in the future.
Joan Pepin [00:10:02] Some of the legitimate issues that people have with password lists is like, you know, OK, so if we're using your mobile phone as your identity, right? And so if you are able to respond to a text message to this number, then you must be that person. Well, I mean, that's defeatable any number of ways you can, the least of which
Ned Hayes [00:10:26] Is one way and another. Yeah, yeah.
Joan Pepin [00:10:28] Right. I can spoof your number or I can just steal your phone when you're getting a refill on your latte at Starbucks, right? It's. So there are challenges there right now, ZeroTrust is something that I feel I very strongly believe in, and that's part of the name of my company Zero Wall. And so, you know, to me, ZeroTrust goes way, way, way back to long before we were calling it that a gentleman, Marcus Raynham from Tenable many years ago now. I mean, probably 15 years ago, wrote a blog post, which was somewhat revolutionary at the time, but was also common sense about enumerating badness, said, you know, block lists are not going to scale, they're not working now, and they're going to continue to get worse. There's too much badness in the world, in the universe to enumerate it all. And so keeping a list of all the things that you're going to block, just as it's not good security, it doesn't make sense, and it's the way that we've built the whole industry. And he said, what we need to do is make allow lists. These are the things that are explicitly allowed and everything else is denied. And that's been a philosophy that I have adhered to and tried to adhere to and tried to drive my businesses and technology units to adhere to, you know, for well over a decade now. Right. Is let's really understand our systems. Let's understand all the applications that run on these systems. What are the ports, TCP and UDP ports? These applications need to communicate over who are the only people who are allowed to access them. What are the system's exact IP addresses that make up this system? Which ports should this system be able to talk to that system on and only allow that. I was very proud at Sumo Logic. I like to brag all the time that there wasn't a single packet on the Sumo Logic production network that we did not know exactly what it was for.
Ned Hayes [00:12:35] Wow, really?
Joan Pepin [00:12:36] Yeah. And why not write that it's funny to me that that still shocks people if your infrastructure is code, if you are in Amazon or GCP or Azure and your routing is code, your firewalls are code, your everything is code and everything can be stuffed in a variable and everything. There are an abundance of message queue services available like that are open source that you can use for free. Then what excuse is there really like, seriously, what excuses there to be running some daymond on some server that you don't know what it's there for?
Ned Hayes [00:13:14] Right, right. Well, this of course, brings up the SolarWinds hack. So I'd love to hear your perspective on that because because that's one of those instances where people installed something and they didn't understand exactly what it had access to what it was doing.
Joan Pepin [00:13:31] Yeah, and that's just bad, OPSEC. There's obviously a huge tension between needing to get code written. And needing to secure your code, there's a huge tension there. There's a huge tension between usability and security in lots of cases, right? I don't see any tension, though, at least not any tension that isn't worth just shrugging off around understanding what you're installing on your systems and what it does and again, what port like? Very simple stuff security one on one. What port does this listen on?
Karen Jensen [00:14:12] So just how do we address that tension you mentioned? What's missing? What still needs to be addressed to bridge that gap?
Joan Pepin [00:14:21] At the end of the day, you know the things that when we talk about a security breach, right? There's two real things that we're worried about in a security breach. We're worried about the integrity of data or of the system, and we're worried about the confidentiality of the data. Right. Those are the two pillars of information security, integrity and confidentiality. And so an attacker, a hacker, either a criminal, a nation state, you know, they've got a couple of things they can do. They can disrupt you or they can steal your data, or they can subtly change your data in ways to disrupt you, right? Like that like at all, but are really at the end of the day, all comes down to theft or disruption. Right? And so, OK, so let's think about that. So if do I have things that people want to steal? Do I have the type of data that people want to steal well I have PII. Well, then you do. People want it, there are lots of people who want to steal that PII. Oh, well, I have, you know, source code for top secret, OK. Someone's going to want to steal that, right? Do you have something that anybody wants and you know, most companies do. Most companies have at least something that somebody would like to get their hands on. Right, right. OK. How important is that to you? How damaging to your business, your brand, et cetera. Would it be if that data were exposed or stolen or altered without your knowledge or permission? Right? What would that do to your business? If the answer is eh, it really wouldn't be that big a deal to my business. Mm-Hmm. Well, then that's fine, you know, then then invest accordingly. Right? What often happens, though, is no one even asks these questions. And they assume that these things aren't that important, and if x y z, they they think, well, it's not, it's unlikely that anyone even wants anything that I have, and it's even more unlikely that anyone's going to try and take it. And so I'm not going to slow my down, my development process. I'm not going to waste money or time or people securing this thing that I don't even think anybody wants and that I don't think anybody could easily take. And, you know, maybe you're right, but probably you're not. And that's, you know, it's absolutely worth doing the thought experiment, right? What would happen if my valuable data was dumped into a paste bin somewhere? Do I not care? You probably do. Right? OK. So then what steps do I need to take to to prevent that and building that into the business and technical requirements of what you're doing? Right? It's not. I think that, you know, there's there's this huge tension often between security and product management, right? Where products like, well, we need to focus our limited developer resources on building features and getting features out the door as quickly as possible. And you and your security requirements are just slowing us down. And I just think that that is an absolutely, backwards medieval, like just the wrong way to think, right, because security is a feature, your consumers, your customers do care if their data is safe with you and secure with you, right? Really, it is part of the identity of our company. It's part of the feature set of the product. We don't just deliver an x y z. We deliver a secure X-Y-Z.
Karen Jensen [00:18:02] Really great insights. I love your return to the basics. So as we all know, at its most basic level, security is about putting together multiple factors something you know, something you have and maybe something you are.
Joan Pepin [00:18:18] Well, I think that's that's one aspect of security. That's the Triple A.. That's the, you know, access authorization auditing, right? Like the whole IAM, right? You are you who you say you are right? And then what do you have access to? And that is a critical building block, a foundational building block of security. But there's there's a lot more to it than that, unfortunately, right? So let me tell a little story. Let me tell a little story. This is one of my favorite anecdotes. So imagine you've got a time machine and you're able to go back, say, three thousand years and you're looking at Alexander the Great or some similar historical figure. And they're standing on a hill, looking down at a chariot battle down below, and Alexander wants to get a message to the chariot commander telling them to flank around to the West. So he takes out a piece of papyrus and a pen and a secret encoder ring, which they had they really had is called the citily. And he writes an encoded message on the papyrus, rolls it up and seals it with a wire with wax and bittamin and his personal seal like an engraved piece of bronze that's really ornate and expensive and very hard to counterfeit; and seals that message, seals that scroll, hands that scroll to a trusted messenger who runs down the Hill, trust the messenger gives the message to the chariot commander. The commander looks at the seal, validating that the message is from Alexander, further validating because the seal is not broken, that this message has not been intercepted. Cracks the seal opens the message has to take out his citily to decrypt the message, thus further validating that this is a valid message from a valid sender who has the right encryption key and then to be completely careful. The chariot commander tears down the session by stabbing the messenger in the throat.
Karen Jensen [00:20:19] Wow. Yeah
Joan Pepin [00:20:20] That's TLS that like that. Like, we've known everything that we do to secure a TCP IP communication today in 2021, Alexander the Great did three thousand years ago.
Ned Hayes [00:20:36] So, so is the point to that story that we have the same algorithm, it's just instantiated differently?
Joan Pepin [00:20:44] My point is somewhat, yeah, is that the basic fundamental rules of information security have not changed and they're pretty simple.
Ned Hayes [00:20:53] Mm-Hmm.
Joan Pepin [00:20:54] We have built very complicated systems, which has made the implementation of that simple logic sometimes complicated.
Ned Hayes [00:21:04] Right? So to bring us up to the modern era, though, today we're seeing a lot of consolidation in Trust Idea was acquired by new star Auth0, acquired by Okta. There have been other identity and security acquisitions. Do you see that consolidation as a good thing?
Joan Pepin [00:21:21] You know, I just tend to look at it honestly as a force of nature, right? Like, there's just something that needs to be dealt with because if we look back at the history of our industry, right? We had a math co-processor. One of my first jobs as an intern at the New England Journal of Medicine in 1991 was running around and installing, you know, 8087 math code processors in motherboards that had 8086 chips, right? Well, then we move that into software, and then we moved it back into hardware, and then we moved it back in the software. We used to do all of our video rendering and software on the CPU. Then we had a video card. Then we brought it back into the CPU, right? We had mainframes and then we had PCs, and then we had thin compute, right? We have start ups, new companies, new technologies. They get founded, they go in these various directions, they consolidate they conglomerate and then a whole new generation of new, nimble companies comes out right. And so I think of this just as sort of the breathing and you know of the whole ecosystem.
Ned Hayes [00:22:30] What's the gap in the security industry that you see?
Joan Pepin [00:22:32] Yeah, no. The gap in the information security industry, you know, there's there's a lot of systems to secure. There's a tremendous amount of software being written. There's a tremendous amount of systems being turned up and integrated. All of these integration points, all of these, all of this software needs to be secured. And there are not enough people to do it. There are not enough people who are trained in doing it or even certainly not experienced to do it. There are a lot of people, though, who are willing to do it and who are willing to be trained and who would like to be trained and would like to learn. And so I think a big way that we can close this talent gap and information security is by opening up the tent is by making it a much bigger, more accepting and more diverse community, by bringing in people from different backgrounds and from different schools and different races and sexual orientations. And all of that, right?
Ned Hayes [00:23:37] Absolutely, John. I can't agree with you more. Karen and I have both been very involved in SnowShoes, diversity and inclusion efforts, and we're happy that the industry is moving that direction as well.
Joan Pepin [00:23:48] Yeah. Awesome. Right.
Ned Hayes [00:23:49] So that's the gap and people that we really need to address in the tech industry. But as we look ahead, what's the most exciting thing for you?
Joan Pepin [00:23:58] Yeah, I think that and it's really it's for me. This is really funny and ironic that I'm about to say this because this is the opposite of how I felt for many, many, many years. I think that we are getting to a point where machine learning and artificial intelligence applications to security are becoming useful and interesting.
Ned Hayes [00:24:20] Wow, that is a that is a shift because 10, 15 years ago people were scoffing at it.
Joan Pepin [00:24:26] I've been scoffing at it until probably a year ago. How it, you know, and I was originally someone who tried to make it work. Back when I was at MIT Lincoln Laboratory, when I was at Guardant, I believed that we could do it and it just turned out that the underlying technology was not there we were. We were too early. We were trying to use tools that we're not ready to solve a problem that was very hard to solve. And so it never worked and people tried and people built products and people, you know, and I shouldn't say it never worked because I think that we forget how much spam we would be reading if it weren't for Bayesian networks. Right? Got it. So it worked in some limited cases, right? But it it didn't work for broad like security detection and response or event classification, or being able to decide if this alert is worth waking up a customer at three o'clock in the morning to look at or not, right? The machine learning in the AI did not do that. It did figure out that, you know, 100 emails with the subject line make money fast. Probably should not wind up in your inbox.
Ned Hayes [00:25:38] Right, right.
Joan Pepin [00:25:41] And now, though I have seen, you know, over the last 20 years, the underlying technology evolve and start to become very useful in certainly in other aspects and certainly in other areas, right applications like deepfakes, et cetera, were just not possible a few years ago. Right. And so now I think the general promise of machine learning and AI technology is starting to bear fruit. And I think that now that that underlying technology is starting to really mature and bear fruit, we can now start looking towards some interesting applications in the security space.
Karen Jensen [00:26:24] Very cool. One area where we've been really successful in lately, SnowShoe is retail and so, does machine learning and AI have relevance for identity and security in retail?
Joan Pepin [00:26:38] Oh yeah, I think it does. Well, gosh, you know, do you have things that people want to take? Yes, you do. Is there a population of people who want to take those things? If you make a living taking those things, yes, there are right. And so like, do you have a security problem? Yes, you do. And you know, if you're at large scale, you've got a large number of data points and a large number of consumers, et cetera, using the platform, then that's really good from a machine learning perspective because it means you'll have very large training sets. And if you know, this is sort of the other key, right, if you know what bad looks like, right, if you have examples of incidents, breaches, things like that that have happened that you can use to train these systems and you have a lot of data because you have a large lot of scale, then I think there's absolutely, you know, at least theoretically, an opportunity for that type of technology to to be useful.
Ned Hayes [00:27:34] One thing that we've seen work for small retailers is having some sort of in-person validation. It's not just online, it, it's it's something that the person actually shows up. So whether that's a biometric or whether that's a physical piece like SnowShoe produces some additional factor of verification. So small retailers seem to be asking for hardware, which I wouldn't have expected 10 years ago. You know, it was let's put everything online. And now they're saying, No, I really want to see this customer. I want to know the customer was actually here. You see, that is a valid scenario?
Joan Pepin [00:28:08] I think that's really interesting. I can certainly see both from a customer experience perspective like I really want to know my customer, right? Like all businesses, but especially retail, right? You want to know your customer.
Karen Jensen [00:28:21] Well, thank you so much for your time today, John. I have one last question for you. I'd like to know what your mission is. How do you want to be remembered?
Joan Pepin [00:28:31] Oh, my mission is to really show that a diverse team, a diverse company, diverse individuals can compete in this industry and be very successful and be a tremendous value. Add to their employers, to their customers, to the community and to the ecosystem. And so my proudest accomplishments in my career, and I'm putting that in air quotes because you're not really my accomplishments, right? The proudest things in my career, the proudest events in my career have been the accomplishments of people who have reported to me or people who I have mentored. And so the fact that people who have worked for me have gone on to amazing careers. That's what I want to be remembered for is that I helped a generation of of all types of diverse people, young people, women, queer people, black and brown people achieve their career goals, achieve success. And that and hopefully that we're teaching the industry that these are valuable employees and valuable assets and valuable people to the community.
Ned Hayes [00:29:52] That concludes our conversation with Joan Pepin, formerly CSO at Auth0 and now leading her new startup Zero Wall. Tune in next time for a conversation with Skip Newberry at the Technology Association of Oregon. Thank you, Karen. Have a good one. Thank you. Thanks for listening today to the SparkPlug podcast hosted by me Ned Hayes and brought to you by SnowShoes Snow.sh For smarter mobile location. Spark Plug is a wholly owned property of SnowShoe all content and copyright 2021 Spark Plug Media.


RIKEN R-CCS and Fujitsu are developing Post-K, successor of K computer, that will be available for early access program in Q2 of 2020 and will begin general operation in 2021. Fujitsu recently announced the specification of CPU, named A64FX, and its interconect, TofuD, for Post-K. A64FX is the first implementation of Arm 64bit HPC architecture (Scalable Vector Extension) and TofuD is an enhanced version of Tofu used in K computer. The system software developed in the post K supercomputer includes a novel operating system for general-purpose manycore architectures, low-level communication and MPI libraries, and file I/O middleware. In this presentation, after inroducing an overview of Post-K hardware and system software, future research directions will be addressed.


myPlanetGanja.com • View topic - Peat pots for seedlings?
Re: Peat pots for seedlings?
It's ok to let grow in the peat pot for a week or two, really doesn't matter much either way.
No need to cut out the peat pot.
Ok cool thank you, i was checking out my seedlings and i noticed the taproot is starting to grow through the little hole in the bottom of the peat pot. Do you think i should transfer it to a different container?
should be ok until quite a few root's are showing.
transplant it when you have the time.
water the peat pot from bottom so seedling does not dampen off.
Thank you, how should i water the peat pot from the bottom?
set into a little tray.
can be a plastic lid of some sort.
then water from the tray.
mostly from bottom. less chance to over water that way.
i water top and bottom.
then here is some good advice for down the line.
plant. if heavy will check next day while lifting all again.
good luck and ask away as your going along. i am glad to help.
The watering by the weight of the container tip is gold. There's really no better way to determine how much moisture is in the soil.
Hmmm next time around ill have to try out the plugs. Thanks again people; great forum for advice. If the taproot is already hitting the bottom of the peat pot where the little circular hole is, should i transplant?
This is my better of the three i have so far, planted 4 days ago. When should i start adding nutes?
And the second one looks a little sickly can anybody help me out here, please?
Here's a better pic of my good one.
can transplant your peat pot at any time.
better in a few day's.
Cannabis, does not like wet soil. don't water them too much. This is the most common plant disorder with new growers.
Also, if the pots are small, don't let them get too hot, This could stress the roots. Getting them close to the light is good, but cooking the root system is not.
try some foil squares to reflect the light back up from the first pots.


Moscow, Russia — April 29, 2016 — CTC Media, Inc. ("CTC Media" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: CTCM) today announced that the consideration in its previously announced cash-out merger transaction is expected to be $2.05 per share, which is in the upper half of the range approved by stockholders of $1.77 to $2.19 per share. The total amount available for distribution is expected to be $239 million. The Company anticipates that the merger will close by the middle of May 2016, following the receipt of a pending tax refund from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
Moscow, Russia — March 29, 2016 — CTC Media, Inc. ("CTC Media" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: CTCM) today announced that the Office of Foreign Assets Control of the U.S. Treasury Department has issued a license authorizing CTC Media to proceed with the previously announced cash-out merger transaction. The Board of Directors is currently finalizing preparations for the merger, and in particular is awaiting the receipt of a tax refund from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, which will form part of the consideration to stockholders in such merger. Assuming receipt of this tax refund, the Board currently anticipates that the Company will complete the merger early in the second quarter of 2016. The Company currently has no material operations and the Board is prudently limiting all expenditures with the goal of maximizing the amount of consideration that will be available to stockholders in the merger. As previously announced, the Company continues to anticipate that the per-share consideration in the merger will be at the lower end of the upper half of the range approved by stockholders of $1.77 to $2.19 per share.
Moscow, Russia — March 1, 2016 —CTC Media, Russia's leading content holding, announces the launch of international version of Domasnhy TV channel, Domashny International.