I was fortunate to breeze through high school with a clear complexion. Then, when I hit college, I had some trouble with blemishes. It was never anything drastic, but it was enough that I needed to actually start a skin care routine. I thought my face would clear up as an adult, but I still have occasional breakouts, especially if I'm not diligent about washing my face.
Fortunately, with the proper skin care products, my face clears up in no time. One of the most important components of my routine is a great moisturizer that will help balance the oils in my skin. I've been loyal to one or two over the years, but they just might have a new rival in town: Acure Organics Oil Control Facial Moisturizer.
I really enjoyed using this moisturizer. The formula is fairly thick, so a regular tube will last quite a while. I tend to apply a more generous application at night, as the excess moisture leaves my face soft by the morning. If I'm using this under makeup, I just apply a light layer for the day. Essentially, a light application absorbs quickly, but if you use more, it works well for a night treatment.
I was really happy to see how Acure goes to great lengths to offer full disclosure on ingredients and sources. Most of the ingredients in this moisturizer are organic, and several are also Fair Trade Certified. Don't be surprised by what may look at first like a long ingredients list - this moisturizer rates a very low 1 on EWG's Skin Deep database.
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While Acure products are available in a variety of retail stores, you may need to order online for specific products, such as this moisturizer. If you're looking for a facial moisturizer for combination to oily skin, I highly recommend Acure's Oil Control Facial Moisturizer.


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The authors have investigated about the structural behavior of a wooden single-layer space frame structure with the bolted joints. We have carried out a buckling tests of a wooden single-layer space frame of reticular shell on a hexagonal plan. The purpose of our experimental study is to clear the bolted joint activity which affects to the structural behavior of the whole structure. In this paper, we have described the buckling behavior of a wooden reticular shell on a hexagonal plan. Especially, we have discussed the influence due to the bolted joint looseness with axial and bending resistance.


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// simulate kepware server that sometime shutdown session too early
const chalk = require("chalk");
const path = require("path");
const fs = require("fs");
const opcua = require("node-opcua");
const {
    UAMethod,
    Variant,
    SessionContext,
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} = require("node-opcua");
const { callbackify } = require("util");

Error.stackTraceLimit = Infinity;

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        console.log(chalk.red.bold(" shutting down completed "));
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});

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CSM Glass Alumni Christine MacCormick, Jennifer Anne Brown and Hildegard Pax will be showing recent work in the exhibition 'Light, Colour, Texture' at the PieFactory, 5-9 Broad Street, Margate CT9 1EW from 17-29 April 2015.
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Well it's been quite a while since I've posted anything, but a new year (is it really March already?) and a renewed commitment to my modelling work has brought me back around to my passion – making stuff!
A large component of the process of model making is of course – TOOLS! I have been in a bit of a gear-acquisition mode lately, seeking to expand my capabilities through the purchase of equipment and software that provide me with a greater variety of solutions to common modeling problems. One of these problems being: how to add nut, washer, rivet and bolt head details to a model. In the past, I've relied on the incredible Grandt Line Products (http://www.grandtline.com/) series of injection-molded nut, washer, rivet and bolt head details to accomplish this.
Sadly, my stock of Grandt Line products is nearly depleted. Ordering them online is tough, because I really feel like I need to see them in person to select the right size and style for what I'm doing. If you happen to be one of the fortunate but shrinking group of modelers who have a local hobby shop that has a good selection of Grandt Line products, consider yourself very fortunate!
I also find them a little hard to use sometimes. Cutting them from the sprue can be tricky, often resulting in a tiny burr that can prevent them from sitting flat on a surface. You can overcome this by snipping them from the sprue and leaving a portion of the "stem" that can be inserted into a pre-drilled hole. This can be useful because it allows you to lay out the fastener pattern ahead of time with a pencil, then run a pounce wheel along the line to establish the spacing before you drill the holes. The problem with this method is that the stems are sometimes off-center from the center of the nut / washer detail, and if you don't get all of the nut / washers rotated to the same orientation, you can easily end up with a wavy line. Aside from that comes the age-old problem of never having just the size and style that you need, when you need it! What to do, what to do?
Enter RP TOOLZ punch and die sets!
RP TOOLZ of Hungary has designed and produced a set of punch and die sets for both hexagonal and round shapes. They can be used to produce positive shapes (discs and hex shaped pieces of plastic) in various sizes, but also to make holes of similar description. Truthfully, their use is limited only by the users creativity!
I bit the bullet and ordered both sets directly from Hungary via the RP TOOLZ website.
They arrived quickly and were well packed in sturdy cardboard boxes.
Both sets include the die with its top plate and clamping knobs, a set of punches of varying sizes, a small hammer, and instructions in both English AND Hungarian – FELELMETES!
The round set includes a huge variety of sizes – 16 sizes, from .5mm (.020″) to 2mm (.078″)!
For this review I am focusing on the hexagonal set.
and give it a few firm but gentle taps!
After a few operations I had a pretty smooth flow going. For the first few cycles the punches seemed a little "sticky" in their action (RP TOOLZ gives you a heads-up about this in the instructions), but they soon smoothed out and I had a little hex-disc factory humming.
Just to see what they looked like after assembly, I glued them to the piece of styrene that I punched them from and hit them with a coat of gray Vallejo primer.
I didn't try them with anything other than styrene, but I expect that they could be used with foil and decals too. I probably wouldn't use them on anything harder, due to a risk of damaging the die plate, but I have not contacted the manufacturer to ask about this.
I'm very pleased with the quality of the design and execution of these tools. The rounded corners on the punch handles, recessed pockets for the size labels, the potting of the punch shaft into the punch body… all speak to the attention to detail that went into the design of these sets. They are easy to use and seem quite sturdy. I can't wait to put them to regular use at the workbench. With God as my witness, I shall never hunger for discs and hexes of any given tiny diameter again!
I received no compensation for this review. RP TOOLZ products were acquired solely at my expense.


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HBO releases premiere date, new trailer for Paterno film
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NEW YORK -- An HBO biopic starring Al Pacino as late Penn State football coach Joe Paterno will premiere April 7.
HBO tweeted the premiere date Friday, along with a trailer for the film directed by Barry Levinson.
HBO has said the film will focus on Paterno dealing with the fallout from the child sex abuse scandal involving former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky. The all-time winningest coach in major college football history was fired days after Sandusky's 2011 arrest and died two months later at age 85.
A report commissioned by the university and conducted by a team led by former FBI Director Louis Freeh concluded Paterno and three administrators hushed up the allegations against Sandusky.
The three administrators were sentenced to jail. Former university President Graham Spanier is appealing his conviction.
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Despite predictions that property prices would drop due to Brexit, house prices hit a record high in February, soaring £12,000 over the past 12 months.
According to data compiled by the Office for National Statistics and the Land Registry, property values jumped 5.8% year-on-year. "House prices today prove unshakeable, as home buyers are now paying 1.3 per cent more for their homes than they were pre-Brexit. That's a far cry from the 18% drop in house prices that former Chancellor George Osborne predicted. We can expect price growth to continue as Council of Mortgage Lender figures also show market resilience as home buyers borrowing is up a huge seven per cent on the year, and two per cent higher than last month. This chimes with our own data which show a surge of new buyers and new instructions entering the market." Paul Smith – chief executive of haart estate agents said in a statement.
House prices in London were 3.7% higher than a year earlier – a slower rate growth in comparison to other English regions, such as the Midlands, the South East, the South West and North West, which saw a considerable property price growth.
The largest annual growth in the year to February 2017 was the Shetland Islands, where prices jumped by 25.9% to stand at £184,000 on average. The North East saw the slowest rate of house prices growth, with an annual increase of 2.2%.
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Home / Concert Reviews / Samantha Fish / John Egan – Heights Theater- Houston, TX – Review
Samantha Fish / John Egan – Heights Theater- Houston, TX – Review
Samantha Fish / John Egan – Heights Theater- Houston, TX – Review February 8, 2019	houstonmusicreview
Written by James Killen
I've had several people whose opinions on music I respect, tell me that I had to catch blues lady, Samantha Fish. I got my opportunity Friday night at the iconic Heights Theater. A Kansas City native, Fish struck me as a hard working guitarist having written and released two studio albums in 2017 and performing a lot since then.
Opening for the Texas leg of the tour was Houston's own, John Egan. John Egan keeps alive an acoustic blues tradition honoring Lightning Hopkins and Willie Dixon on vintage resonator guitars, while writing his own original tunes and mixing it up electric every now and again. On his short set, Egan performed his "Mississippi Ran Backward" and Dixon's "Spoonful", as well as some freshly written tunes before closing out with the classic "See that my Grave is Kept Clean". The amazing sound at the Heights really accentuated John's fine performing skills so you could hear every slip of the slide. If you live in Houston and you haven't seen John Egan, it's your own darned fault, because he is performing all over town, almost every week.
Samantha Fish's band played an intro, complete with flute trills as Fish followed them on to the stage to begin her show with "American Dream" followed directly by the title track of "Chills and Fever". It doesn't take long to see that Samantha has two distinct personas, the pouty young blues singer and a more countrified Americana blues artist. Both personas can really play guitar. She has put together a really tight band with a fantastic keyboards guy, a cool horn section and a driving rhythm section.
A good portion of the show was spent covering songs from the last two discs, "Belle of the West" and afore mentioned, "Chills and Fever". "Either Way I Lose", "Blood in the Water" and "Need You More" were just a sample of those tunes. Samantha displayed her guitar virtuosity on an extended version of "Somebody's Always Trying", starting out blues rocking, drifting off in a psychedelic mix of pedals and electronic treatments before syncing it back up for a resounding close to the song. Fish chose to close out the set with a great cover of the Rolling Stones' "Heartbreakers (with your 44)" complete with the "Doo, Doo, Doot, Da Doo" chorus.
The band couldn't leave the theater without giving in to the calls for an encore. Samantha came out alone at first to do an acoustic performance of the Stones' "Dead Flowers" in a sultry country voice. She was then joined on stage by the band as she hung a cigar box guitar around her neck and picked up a slide for her rollicking "Shake 'Em On Down". The energy almost visibly flowed from the stage through the audience.
It was clear from this evening's performance what my friends had been talking about. This young lady is a serious musician and a creative song writer. It seems like she is just getting started. Look for her to do some really great things in the music business as she matures and look for her to do a show near you. You wouldn't want to miss it.


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Q: Build error using C++ Eclipse I configured my Eclipse Helios for C++ using MinGW and MSYS. I added the same to the PATH variable. However I am not able to Build using Eclipse. The error message below itself has little information :
Build of configuration Debug for project Test
Internal Builder is used for build
g++ -IC:\MinGW\lib\gcc\mingw32\4.8.1\include\c++ -O0 -g3 -Wall -c -fmessage-length=0 -osrc\Test.o ..\src\Test.cpp
Build error occurred, build is stopped
Time consumed: 220  ms.

I am able to use make/g++ from command line.
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g++: fatal error: no input files
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Build completed with errors
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Effective leaders do not waste time playing ping pong. If you want to save time, and increase your effectiveness here are three steps to breaking the ping pong habit.
Stop trying to fix others.
Listening is the last thing you want to do when you are certain you are right. It's more tempting to argue when you disagree. The illusion is that after the other person hears your logic, he or she will somehow come around.
If you want to persuade the other person, you have to be disciplined enough to listen before stating your case. Until people feel heard, they won't be persuaded by your logic. Instead, they will feel compelled to show you that you are wrong.
Listening does not equal agreement, but effective listening assures you truly understand the other person's mindset so that you can collaborate, persuade, or discipline, whatever the situation calls for. It takes two to play games. Don't hit the ball back. Leaders who argue create more resistance. Leaders who listen control the conversation.
Even if you are right, you have to give up the need to be right. When you notice yourself playing ping pong, take a breath. Chances are you are arguing about something that really doesn't matter. If so, just agree to disagree and move on. If the conversation does matter, create some space to gain some control. Count silently to three or to 10. Shift your focus from winning an argument to understanding. While it may be excruciating at first, you will get the hang of it and actually enjoy the power you have over yourself. Notice the other person's demeanor change after he or she feels understood.
One reason many of us play verbal ping pong is that we want to fix the other person. In other words, we want someone to change, but we encounter resistance. We see this resistance to doing what is in the person's best interests, then we "take on" the issues, trying to convince the person to take our advice. If this is your colleague, remember that the other person has choices. You cannot change someone's mindset, ideas or actions. If you are the leader, by all means make the other person understand the potential consequences of ignoring good council. You can coach others, you can discipline them, but you cannot fix them.
If you want to save time and increase leadership effectiveness, make a decision to stop playing verbal ping pong. Examine how often you try to be right or fix others. How much time do you spend listening versus proving a point? What is your mental and emotional state after a vigorous argument where nothing got resolved? Does your language support a responsible culture? How does your behavior affect productivity and efficiency?
Article originally published via SmartBrief.
Marlene Chism is a consultant, international speaker and the author of "Stop Workplace Drama" (Wiley 2011) and "No-Drama Leadership" (Bibliomotion 2015). Visit her website, and connect via Linked In, Facebook and Twitter.
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A recent document by the legal service of the European Commission has "revealed the greatest lie by Brussels", according to Hungary's Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó.
He claims that the document suggests "secret efforts to make the UN Migration Compact mandatory" in all EU member states.
Speaking at a press conference, Szijjártó said that the Hungarian government "calls on the European Commission to stop making secret plans to make the UN compact mandatory and publish all relevant documents completed so far".
He added that the government would call on the EC to report on "any such secret plans" at a foreign affairs council session on March 18.


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Q: Does GoogleCloudMessaging.unregister remove Token I have created TokenID by using Google Cloud Messaging.
There is an option of enabling and disabling Notification in my app.
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When Hamilton introduced the brand new three-hands Hamilton Pan Europ watch collection for 2014, they provided a place to make sure we compensated focus on the NATO-style watch straps they produced for the set. "We're really happy with our NATO watch straps, " was the content I acquired prior to seeing them. I am talking about, while variations exist, NATO is NATO, right? Well, it depends. While you might be aware, NATO-style watch straps are actually "in" at this time. The timepiece industry always needs some form of trend to rally behind, and also the NATO strap trend is a they particularly like simply because they feel as if they did not have to pull it of the hat.
Yes, the NATO strap factor - regardless of whether you love the idea or otherwise - is really a true genuine natural phenomenon, and also the watch market is doing its better to focus on the things they feel your requirements are. The irony, obviously, is that certain from the significant reasons NATO-style straps grew to become popular is perfect for their colorful looks, simplicity, capability to make vintage dress watches looks kind of modern and causal, in addition to their very inexpensive prices. Regarding the second consideration it's amusing to determine the way the luxury industry has worked with the truth that most NATO-strap have to do with $10 - $20 each, which the can be used to selling straps that cost $100 - $500 each.
To allows return to the Hamilton Pan Europ which new versions that are offered with NATO-style straps. The Hamilton Pan Europ began like a special edition chronograph a couple of years back, grew to become the non-special edition Hamilton Pan Europ Chronograph, and also has for 2014 added a 3-hands version which i that can compare with.
With different vintage Hamilton watch in the seventies, the Hamilton Pan Europ includes a awesome 42mm wide steel tonneau-formed (barrel-formed) situation by having an admirably sporty look and comfy fit around the wrist. I'm personally keen on tonneau-style cases which have round dials and rotating diver's bezels. Regrettably, the Hamilton Pan Europ is really a dive-style, although not diver's watch, using its 50 meters water resistance. The situation finishing is very nice, with a combination of polished and blown surfaces.
Hamilton has two versions from the three-hands Hamilton Pan Europ with whether metallic blue or grey dial. Within the dial is definitely an AR-covered azure very, and also the dials are generally legible and engaging, using their block-style hands and sloped flange rings. One slight concern, because these are sport watches, may be the relatively limited quantity of luminant colored within the applied hour markers, but we have not examined the Hamilton Pan Europ at nighttime.


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Knut Valdemar Anerud, född 17 september 1901 i Umeå, död 2 mars 1980 i Karhult, var en svensk agronom och konstnär.

Biografi
Efter studentexamen i Umeå 1921 studerade Knut Anerud tyska och holländska vid Uppsala universitet. Bytte sedan yrkesval och kom efter jordbrukspraktik i Västergötland och Östergötland in på Alnarps lantbruksinstitut 1924 där han avlade agronomexamen 1926.Studerade vid Lunds universitet och tog en fil.kand. 1928. Företog efter examen studieresor i England och Danmark. Han erhöll Sverige-Amerikastiftelsens universitetsstipendium och studerade 1930 under 8 månader vid University of Minnesota i St Paul. Efter olika befattningar i Västerbotten blev Knut Anerud 1933 ämneslärare i botanik, zoologi, kemi och geologi vid den nyinrättade lantmästarkursen på Alnarps lantbruksinstitut. Lektors titel 1962.
Vid sidan om sin lärargärning var han konsult i växtskyddsfrågor åt flera skånska jordbruksföretag samt åt AB EWOS i Södertälje. Han köpte 6 juli 1943 Lyckås Handelsträdgård i Karstorp i Lomma och drev denna till 1956.

Knut Anerud var hedersledamot i Östsvenska Lantmästarklubben i Sveriges Lantmästarförbund 1966 och i Kristianstads läns Hushållningssällskap. Han är begravd på Loshults kyrkogård.

Konstnärlig verksamhet
Under studietiden läste han brevkurser i teckning och målning på Hermods. Studier 1940–1941 på Anders Olsson Konststudio i Malmö. Målade främst både i olja med blomstermotiv samt akvareller i det fria med landskapsmotiv. Speciell teknik var att måla ute vintertid och låta färgen frysa till kristaller på papperet.

Utställningar
Elevutställning i Anders Olssons konststudio i Malmö 1941, Weibullsholms konstförening i Landskrona 1953,Alnarps elevkårs konstförening 1953, Galleri Concordia i Malmö 1953, Harry Lunds konsthandel i Stockholm 1971, Skepparholmen i Nacka 1973, Sparbanken i Osby 1976, Hammenhögs konstförening 1977 och Lilla Galleriet i Umeå 1978.

Bibliografi
Växtodlingens grunder, LT:s förlag, Knut Anerud med flera.
Lärobok i Geologi LT:s förlag.
Skydda grödan, LTk förlag, Knut Anerud och Per-Åke Nilsson.

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Vem är Vem, Skånska delen 1948
Påbörjade memoarer
Tidningen Lantmästaren n4 1978 sid 14-17
Sydsvenska Dagbladet Snällposten 1943-05-18
Helsingborgs Dagblad 1953-03-31
Norra Skåne 1976-04-27
Västerbottens Folkblad 1978-09-11
Utdrag av protokollet i filosofiska fakulteten i Lund 1928-05-31
Svenska Dagbladet 1973-03-17
Reserapport till Sverige-Amerika stiftelsen 1931-01-09
Reseraport till Alnarps Lantbruks- och Mejeriinstitut 1930-11-29

Män
Födda 1901
Avlidna 1980
Svenska agronomer
Svenska målare under 1900-talet
Konstnärer från Umeå
Svenska lärare under 1900-talet
Lärare från Umeå

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Brandy Norwood, known professionally as Brandy, is an American soul and R&B singer, songwriter, actress and producer.
Starting her music career in 1993, she signed with Atlantic Records, and released her self-titled debut album in 1994, which was followed by 'Never Say Never' in 1998, 'Full Moon' in 2002, 'Afrodisiac' in 2004, 'Human' in 2008 and 'Two Eleven' in 2012. Best known for the song, The Boy Is Mine, a duet with Monica, that was released in 1998, and reached #1 in the Billboard Hot 100, and #2 in the UK Singles Chart, as well as What About Us?, Talk About Our Love, and Put It Down.
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I thought for sure that the sailboat who'd recently anchored ahead of us was nearly over our anchor. I shook my head as they checked their anchor, failing to notice ours just off their stern. I gave them a tiny scare as we skimmed past once our anchor was up. Hopped up to privately owned Bonds Cay. A few years ago a cruise line had been eyeing it but the deal fell through. We saw evidence of surveying along the beach. At one end a wooden platform stood as a "this would be the spot for the Tiki Bar".
Our trip to Nassau was moved up and after breakfast Sunday, we headed south-east for a day's sail down to New Providence Island. Happy Sails, Happy New Year! We had the main and jib raised 6 out of the 7 hour trip; they did their job with hardly any adjustment and none of that annoying tacking or jibing! The downside- you know there's always one of those, was we couldn't run the water maker. Too much wave action and as we were on a port tack, the port hull (where the intake is) was raised up just enough to put the kabash on making water. I always say we don't heel, but we do, about 5 degrees.
Our selected spot for the night was the south side of Athol Island, a few miles east of Nassau and Paradise Island. We'd be in the lee for north winds and the swells that sneak in weren't a problem. From the Berry Islands (Bonds Cay) you transit the Northeast Providence Channel and much of the 36 nm trip takes you through depths of 8,200 ft. Our depth sounder usually stops working around 250 ft, which is just as well.


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Arjuna: Jack, you are recognized as a great authority on success. In the last months, with changes in the economy, many people are re-evaluating what success is all about. First of all, it's more difficult these days to make money and accumulate a lot of stuff because the economy is not so supportive. Second thing is that becoming extremely wealthy has become less fashionable with the collapse of the banking industry. I wonder if you have felt called to reevaluate what success is all about, with the changes in our economy?
Jack: I think with the changes in the economy, the recession, the Wall Street banking crisis, mortgage crisis and international meltdown in the markets, many people have lost a lot of money. I've had friends that lost their entire savings with Bernie Madoff and other people that had other foundations and sources of income that dried up.
Therefore, they have to re-evaluate what success means to them and what most people are finding out is, and I'm looking at this in my own life as well, that success isn't just what you accumulate, not just the amount of money you have or the toys you're able to buy, but true success is having time freedom, emotional freedom, the freedom to pursue your own spiritual and emotional growth.


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Наноионика () — раздел нанотехнологии. Предмет наноионики — свойства, явления, эффекты, механизмы процессов и приложения, связанные с быстрым ионным транспортом в твердотельных наносистемах. Термин и концепция наноионики, как новой ветви науки, впервые введены 17 января 1992 года в статье сотрудников Института проблем технологии микроэлектроники и особо чистых материалов РАН (ИПТМ РАН, г. Черноголовка) А. Л. Деспотули и В. И. Николайчика .

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Our Weekly Read column features Fortune staffers' and contributors' takes on recently published books about the business world and beyond. We've invited the entire Fortune family — from our writers and editors to our photo editors and designers — to weigh in on books of their choosing based on their individual tastes or curiosities. In this installment, reporter Caitlin Keating reviews Smart Trust, The Trustworthy Leader, and The Progress Principle, three new books that address the role that trust and related emotional issues play in business success.
FORTUNE — In business as in private life, all successful relationships run on trust. Yet we often get trust wrong, giving it either too readily or too stingily. From Bernie Madoff to the mortgage industry, con artists have always operated by persuading naïve investors to give their trust. On the other hand, relationships often fail because one or both parties are afraid to give trust.
That's the premise of Stephen M.R. Covey's Smart Trust: Creating Prosperity, Energy and Joy in a Low-Trust World. "[T]hose who live in blind trust eventually get burned; those who live with distrust eventually experience financial, social, and emotional losses," writes Covey, the son of Stephen R. Covey of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People fame.
So how do successful companies manage risk in a low-trust world? Among many other examples, the authors point to Netflix (NFLX), which built a thriving movie rental business on trust. Netflix trusted all customers to mail back their DVDs, occasionally eliminating unreliable customers as a cost of doing business. If Netflix hadn't extended this original trust, they wouldn't have nearly as many subscribers. Less happily, Netflix's business suffered last year when it abruptly changed its pricing structure, which many customers viewed as a violation of trust.
A related topic is how successful leaders inspire trust. Amy Lyman, cofounder of the Great Place to Work Institute, has been studying this question for about 30 years. In The Trustworthy Leader, Lyman argues that trustworthy leaders inspire cooperation from their employees, which in turn produces a strong sense of commitment and loyalty throughout the organization.
Finally, Teresa Amabile and Steven Kramer wrote The Progress Principle: Using Small Wins to Ignite Joy, Engagement and Creativity at Work to try and understand how various aspects of an employee's work and personal life affect performance and motivation at work. Amabile teaches at Harvard Business School. Kramer is an independent writer and researcher, as well as Amabile's husband. In the course of their research the authors analyzed nearly 12,000 diary entries from hundreds of employees at many organizations.
Although Amabile and Kramer pile up an impressive mound of data, their conclusions are generally unsurprising. For example, they found that "participants … experienced much more positive emotion when they made progress than when they had setbacks." They also found that happy employees tend to perform better. Strikingly, managers are often clueless about the importance of these "small wins". In a survey conducted for the book, only 35 out of 669 managers ranked progress as the number-one motivator, after recognition, incentives, interpersonal support, and clear goals.


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Glaetzer Amon Ra Shiraz 2003
Syrah/Shiraz from Barossa Valley, Barossa, Australia
This wine shows a vibrant black/purple color, with aromas of pepper, plum and lifted, animated fruit. A firm structure of ripe and supple tannins provide support to lashings of blackcurrant and nutmeg. The tannin structure and sheer fruit weight of the wine will enable long-term cellaring.
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
Tasted just before bottling, this fabulous Shiraz, made from a 98- to110-year-old dry-farmed vineyard in the northern Ebenezer sector of Barossa, was cropped at .12-1 ton of fruit per acre. Aged 15 months in a combination of American oak hogsheads and French barriques, it is a brilliant effort from young winemaker Ben Glaetzer. Killer stuff, with notes of crushed rocks, acacia flowers, graphite, blackberries, cassis, and smoke, it possesses extraordinary concentration, tremendous purity, a seamless personality, and a magnificent finish that lasts over 60 seconds. Since this cuvee is never filtered, this tasting note should be accurate, if somewhat conservative for the bottled wine. Rating 96-100
Glaetzer
The first Glaetzers settled in the Barossa Valley in 1888 after emigrating from Brandenburg, Germany. From here, they settled in a country town called Nuriootpa in the Barossa Valley where they started their new life in Australia. The family were some of the earliest recorded viticulturalists in the Barossa Valley and Clare Valley and the current generation is firmly entrenched in the family wine business.
Winemaking patriarch Colin Glaetzer established his own label to create wines he's passionate about - limited quantities of benchmark Barossa Valley reds. The birth of Glaetzer Wines signalled a new era for Colin's family which boasts more than its fair share of winemakers. The clan includes Colin, his oenology-trained wife Judith, twin brother/winemaker John, and five winemakers among the couple's three sons and their wives.
With the 2004 vintage, Ben Glaetzer took over winemaking at Glaetzer and brought his own flagship wines, Amon Ra and Godolphin, into the fold. Young Glaetzer has implemented many changes at the winery, particularly with regard to harvesting upon physiological ripeness vs. analysis, longer skin contact and the use of the highest possible quality oak barrels.
Historically and presently the most important wine-producing region of Australia, the Barossa Valley is set in South Australia, where more than half of the country's wine is made. Because the climate is very hot and dry, vineyard managers must be careful so that grapes do not become overripe.
The intense heat is ideal for plush, bold reds, particularly Rhône blends featuring Shiraz, Grenache, and Mataro (Mourvèdre). White grapes can produce crisp, fresh wines from Riesling, Chardonnay, and Semillon if they are planted at higher altitudes.
Most of Australia's largest wine producers are based here and Shiraz plantings date back as far as the 1850s or before. Many of them are dry-farmed and bush-trained, still offering less than one ton per acre of inky, intense, purple juice.
Marked by an unmistakable deep purple hue and savory aromatics, Syrah accounts for a good deal of some of the most intense, powerful and age-worthy reds in the world. Native to the Northern Rhône, Syrah still achieves some of its maximum potential here, especially from Hermitage and Côte-Rôtie.
Syrah also plays an important component in the canonical Southern Rhône blends based on Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre, adding color, depth, complexity and structure to the mix. Today these blends have become well-appreciated from key appellations of the New World, namely Australia, California and increasingly, with praise, from Washington.
Syrah typically shows aromas and flavors of purple fruits, fragrant violets, baking spice, white pepper and even bacon, smoke or black olive. In Australia, where it goes under the name Shiraz, it produces deep, dark, intense and often, jammy reds. While Northern Rhône examples are typically less fruity and more earthy, California appears increasingly capable of either style.
Flavorful Moroccan-spiced lamb, grilled meats, spareribs and hard, aged cheeses are perfect with Syrah. Blue cheeses are perfect with a dense and fruit-driven Australian Shiraz.
Due to the success of Australian "Shiraz," winemakers throughout the world have adopted this synonym for Syrah when they have produced a plush and fruit forward wine made in the Australian style. As an aside, Australians are also fond of tempering their fruit-forward Shiraz by blending with Cabernet Sauvignon, which adds depth and structure.
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February's Furious Foray Against Food Freedom
February 2014 may go down as the worst month for food freedom since the height of the New Deal era.
Baylen Linnekin | 3.1.2014 8:00 AM
I'll begin here: February 2014 may go down as the worst month for food freedom since the New Deal era.
The lowlights began with President Obama signing a new trillion-dollar Farm Bill into law. The bill had stalled for two years while lawmakers wrangled over possible cuts. And while this Farm Bill eliminates the pointless direct subsidies paid to farmers, the new law is rife with crop insurance subsidies that will cost taxpayers untold billions.
Soon after, word came that tort lawyers were busy pitching attorneys general in sixteen states on the idea of a broad lawsuit to "make the food industry pay for soaring obesity-related health care costs."
If this sounds familiar, it should. These lawyers are doing nothing more than taking a page out of their own Big Tobacco playbook. What's more, they tried this same approach against the food industry in the early 2000s. It rightly failed.
The same week that news broke of lawyers itching to cash in on the food industry, California legislators proposed adding a warning label to all sweetened drinks like soda sold in the state. The absurd requirement—in the state that practically invented them—would mean these beverages "would be required to carry warning labels for obesity, diabetes and tooth decay."
In case you're begging for it all to end, this month of hell gets worse. The Los Angeles Times reported last week on the mounting concern among farmers across the country—concerns I've raised many times, including here—that the FDA's Food Safety Modernization Act final rules will put many small, organic farmers out of business.
"Over the summer, the owner of the last working farm in Akron, Ohio, which had been supplying produce to locals for 117 years, said he was throwing in the towel and blamed the FDA's new rules," reports the paper. "Don Bessemer told the Akron Beacon Journal that he was up for fighting pests and even drought, but not bureaucrats. Thirty workers lost jobs."
I've spoken with other small farmers who are getting out of the business. And this is before the final rules have even been written.
As this last week of February began, there was still more bad news.
First Lady Michelle Obama announced changes in school food that are timed to coincide with the fourth anniversary of her Let's Move program.
The provision grabbing most headlines around school food this week was the First Lady's proposed elimination of some food marketing from schools. While I think that mandate is well outside power of the federal government, I have little or no problem with the policy itself.
What I oppose strongly, though, is a nefarious but underreported parallel proposal to expand the federal school lunch pogrom.
Problems with the USDA's revised school lunch program are as widely known as they are widespread. I've written about them here, for example. And a new GAO report found that last year's disastrous rollout of the updated National School Lunch Program (which Mrs. Obama also championed) helped drive 1.6 million paying students from the lunch rolls.
Rather than moving to scrap the program for all but the neediest (or, better, encouraging parents to reclaim control of their kids' lunches), the administration is doubling down on a new plan that would result in a dramatic expansion of the number of students who are eligible for free lunches and breakfast—even though they are perfectly able to pay for their meals.
The change "will provide free breakfast and lunch to all students in schools where at least 40 percent of the children are low-income," notes the Washington Post in the last sentence of an 850-word report on the school food announcements this week. "The move is designed to increase participation in the free meals program and to relieve the paperwork burden on schools and is expected to affect 22,000 schools nationwide."
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation was quick to hail the plan, noting those tens of thousands of schools "will soon be able to provide healthier, free meals to all of their students."
Healthier? Healthier than what, exactly?
I'm not a nutritionist. But here are some of the school lunch offerings in my rather-well-off community of Montgomery County, Maryland for the month of February: whole grain chicken patty sandwich with tater tots, whole grain cheese or pepperoni pizza, hot dog with tater tots, french toast sticks with sausage, mac 'n cheese with whole grain chicken bites, whole grain chicken nuggets with blueberry bread.
So where do Americans—we who eat too many calories—get our calories? As I noted here two years ago here, the USDA's own list of the "Top 25 sources of calories among Americans ages 2 years and older" finds that the top three sources of calories in our diets are grain-based desserts, bread, and chicken. In other words, precisely the foods found on those "healthier," reformulated USDA school lunch menus.
The final assault on food freedom this month came on Thursday, when Mrs. Obama announced the FDA would update its Nutrition Facts panels for the first time in 20 years.
The transformation is largely cosmetic. Many serving sizes would change, reports the New York Times. Some words would move around, while others would be abbreviated. "Percent daily values would shift to the left," reports the Times, and the words "Daily Value" would be replaced with "DV". And "added sugars" would have to appear underneath total sugars (although they are exactly the same substance). And while the FDA looks set to ban most trans fats altogether, the words curiously still appear on the newly proposed Nutrition Facts panel.
These changes will add billions in new packaging and labeling costs for food and beverage manufacturers, many who have already updated their own packages to—among other things—slap the number of calories their foods contain right on the front of the package.
Big changes?
FDA commissioner Margaret Hamburg touted the new labels as "an amazing transformation," reports the Times. Food regulation advocate Prof. Marion Nestle labeled herself "kind of stunned actually."
Others, like me, were less than impressed.
"This is a false victory," Prof. Barry Popkin told the Times. "It will affect just a small segment of consumers who carefully study nutrition fact panels."
As the year began, I predicted in a Fox News column that supporters of food freedom would face considerable hurdles in 2014. But even I couldn't have imagined that the year would bring so many challenges. And so fast. With more than 300 days left in the year—and crackdowns on caffeine, salt, trans fats, and other foods and food ingredients looming—I'm ready for this year of false victories to be over.
NEXT: Want to Scare the Bejesus Out of Your Kid With a Fake Call From the Cops? There's an App for That.
Baylen Linnekin is a food lawyer, scholar, and adjunct law professor, as well as the author of Biting the Hands that Feed Us: How Fewer, Smarter Laws Would Make Our Food System More Sustainable (Island Press 2016).
Food Policy Michelle Obama Food Freedom
March.1.2014 at 8:12 am
If this sounds familiar, it should. These lawyers are doing nothing more than taking a page out of their own Big Tobacco playbook.
It's Big Government versus Small Tobacco. Which one is the bigger entity?
March.1.2014 at 5:02 pm
Warning: interfering with my rights will most definitely be harmful to your health.
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March.1.2014 at 10:06 am
This is what happened to my face reading that.
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We didn't watch for the acting
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People laughed at me when I moved to Idaho and built my 7500 sq. ft. food bunker. Who's laughing now, warning-label slaves?
gimmeasammich
March.3.2014 at 12:15 pm
Quick question. How many potatoes do you eat that require 7500 square feet of storage space?
The change "will provide free breakfast and lunch to all students [and] is designed to … relieve the paperwork burden on schools"
This is obviously a pilot program leading to abolishing the income tax.
one thing about free lunch that speaks to a broader truth — has anyone in this community ever known or known of a child who came off of the program?
Think – in this kid's 12 year (or longer) public school journey, his/her parent(s) never got to the point where the family could buy lunch. That, in a nutshell, tells you everything that is wrong with these feel-good gimme programs that are no more than incentives for lifelong sorriness.
C. Anacreon
IIRC, once on the free lunch program, there is no need to prove each year that a family qualifies. So you think that people will suddenly have pride and give up their free stuff, even if they are now making a good income?
And I'm certain the school districts would not discourage this. It's much better for them to get their guaranteed meal funding for the free lunch kids than to have to try and entice the other families to have to pay them for what they cook up. No doubt they'd be much happier if everyone was on the free lunches.
Which makes me wonder, though — how many kids on the free lunch menu actually eat the free meals? My son is in sixth grade and often skips meals (we had to buy him a pre-paid "card" that pays for food a la carte at school, so at least we don't pay for when he doesn't eat). It would make for an interesting study, one which I'm sure would be immediately dismissed by the Left.
HazelMeade
I'd like to see a deeper analysis of the farm bill. Are ALL direct subsidies eliminated? Are we still paying people NOT to grow crops?
What about the peanut program? What about other commodity-specific price support programs? What about dairy? What about production quotas?
US Agriculture policy has been so convoluted for so many years that when you say that direct subsidies have been eliminated, I can't tell if you are talking about all farm products or just about corn and wheat.
Some Q&As; that may help.
(Warning: from HuffPo)
That doesn't answer any of my questions.
This might not either, but it does suggest that the "no direct subsidies" claim might be slightly misleading.
http://www.philly.com/philly/n…..bill_.html
Why not just read the bill? Too many words?
http://agriculture.house.gov/farmbill
Too many words?
Yes, judging by the size of the PDF.
Stop your whining. I made it all the way through Moby Dick, "The Farm Bill of Literature."
He piled upon the whale's white hump the sum of all the general rage and hate felt by his whole race from Adam down; and then, as if his chest had been a mortar, he burst his hot heart's shell upon it.
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Don't forget soy bean.
tort lawyers were busy pitching … the idea of a broad lawsuit to "make the food industry pay for soaring obesity-related health care costs."
Seems superfluous. Isn't Democratcare already making industry in general pay for soaring health care costs?
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It is just an indirect way to say "please make it easier for us to earn 33-50% contingency fees on our racketeering lawsuits."
MrSaturdayNightSpecial
"Whats more they tried this same approach against the food industury in the early 2000's. It rightly failed"
As I sat here eating some doughnuts reading this article I thought to myself
"Give it time, the victimization of America is slowly underway." Eventually everyone will want their just desserts."
xirus11
"Need to sharpen my blade! Make it shiny, pointy, and oh so…deadly! Ha ha ha!" -Cicero
but yea seriously, I'm drinking some sweet tea here myself and thinking the exact, same thing.
You wouldn't happen to be female, would you? Because if you are, I…i think I just found my soul mate. Oh, senpai…
Oh, wait… "Mr.". Gahhh! /forever alone. ;_;
mornings -_-
I agree with your point sir, well said. [straightens moustache and then gives you a firm handshake, turns, and walks away from this very awkward moment].
Nope. But I understand where youre coming from.
I thought "Mrs. AturdayNightSpecial" would be a chick, too.
See, I knew better. That barrel so blue and cold was an easy tipoff.
whole grain chicken patty sandwich with tater tots, whole grain cheese or pepperoni pizza, hot dog with tater tots, french toast sticks with sausage, mac 'n cheese with whole grain chicken bites, whole grain chicken nuggets with blueberry bread.
the top three sources of calories in our diets are grain-based desserts, bread, and chicken.
This. So much.
There are way too many people out there who think that "eating healthy" means switching to whole grain pasta kale chips.
It's a lot like the "food desert" people, who think that unless you can find vegetables fresh, then they aren't healthy.
Just eat vegetables, frozen is totally ok.
General Butt Naked
I subscribe to the notion that one should eat what they like, and eat it in moderation. Whatever your tastes they'll be considered healthy by the "experts" soon enough. Remember when eggs and butter were the worst goddamn poison you could subject yourself to? Nowadays who would advocate eating margarine over butter. Stick with butter. Butter's better.
Also, if you don't wanna get fat, then move around a bit. A bunch of "healthy" calories partaken whilst on your ass will go straight to your ass.
Francisco d Anconia
I wish I'd kept a list of all the things that were bad for me that turn out to be complete bullshit. I question everything now. Eggs, butter, coffee, wine… Waiting to hear about the health benefits of smoking.
Not just food either. All those things your mom told you that you accepted as fact, like sitting too close to the TV will hurt your eyes, she apparently pulled directly out of her asshole.
Call bullshit! Demand proof! Trust no one!
She may have pulled that out of her culo. But it's actually true. Sitting too close to a TV will in the long run have negative effects on your eyes. It can increase myopia (near sightedness). It decreases blinking by 30% and drying out the eyes. Computer, smart phones, tablets give off UV, which can contribute to anterior ocular issues later on. Not to mention watching too much TV will make you dump. Now that I pulled outa my ass. I work in optometry for a living, but not for much longer.
Ya they should be serving more vegetables (fresh, frozen, canned) and non processed meats.
"Whole grain pasta kale chips"
GroundTruth
Kale chips are actually pretty good, thanks for reminding me…. I should harvest the last of my kale before the weather warms up.
Then, some salt, a spritz of olive oil, and into the oven. mmmmmm!
Somehow I doubt that they'd be any good if I were purchasing them, or worse, having them put on my plate as part of a "healthy" lunch.
Pretty much the only way I'm eating them, slathered in cheese. Ho ho ho.
my wife considers cheese to be its own food group. And sometimes, she sees butter the same way.
Curiously, watch a high-end chef making something. There is no shortage of all the things that inspire pearl clutching.
Your wife is right. Smoked gouda is the greatest thing ever. The pearl clutchers would have a stroke if she saw how Mrs. Tundra eats and cooks. Here's a smokin' hot, 5 foot 2,115 lb woman who loves bacon, avocados, steak, butter, full fat yogurt and, of course, cheese. She's lean and wicked healthy. So thanks Michelle, but we're good.
SForza
Women who eat like your wife are ALWAYS healthier than the retards eating their "healthy" processed food and Diet Coke. Far be it from me to claim causation, but the correlation is pretty fucking overwhelming.
I'd love to take pictures of all the women who demand heavy whipping cream in their Starbucks, and compare them with all the women ordering non-fat whatevers. The difference would be obvious and undeniable.
Reminds me of the comment about the four basic foodgroups in traditional Maine cooking, sugar, salt, lard and starch.
Damn, I ate good up there!
I find them a bit too crunchy that way. 😉
Of course calories are no more the source of obesity than they are the source of adolescence.
"make the food industry pay for soaring obesity-related health care costs."
Is it too much to ask that fat fucks themselves pay for the health costs of indulging in fat fuckery?
RussianPrimeMinister
Hey, now, I'm one of those fat fucks you're talking about!
And yes, it is too much to ask. Why can't everyone everywhere just carry my fat ass around in a sedan chair, like sultans of old?
I'm going to lobby the fedgov for that.
I'll call it the Russian Prime Minister Fat Fuck Bill for Fat Fuckery.
You have a preexisting glandular problem I am sure.
Don't worry, we will pay for everything.
Hormones run the body, dude. I'm a former (extremely) "fat fuck" myself. Got that way eating fewer calories than our skinny sales ladies, and working hard physically 5 or 6 days a week. Eating according to thermodynamics turned me into Jabba's ugly brother. Eating according to endocrinology let me buy polos and chinos in Kohl's again.
Now I'm proud to be merely very overweight. I'm literally half the man I used to be. Low carb, high fat!
"Why can't everyone everywhere just carry my fat ass around in a sedan chair, like sultans of old?"
and what if everyone else is fat? Is it sedans all the way down?
I think that would give new meaning to the term "food pyramid"
I'm not a nutritionist. But here are some of the school lunch offerings in my rather-well-off community of Montgomery County, Maryland for the month of February
I followed the link and I only see 1% or fat-free milk. Does that mean whole and 2% are not offered?
Of course! Haven't you heard that it's fat and salt in our diet that causes all obesity? The President's wife says so, and she's very smart. That means 1% and skim milk only.
If everyone just switches to low-fat, low-salt, high-carb meals, soon we'll all be as svelte as Mrs. Obama. We're teaching the kids this now.
If you ate nothing but beer (zero grams fat!) and fat-free potato chips you'd never have to exercise.
I confirmed this with a google search. I completed missed its ban two years ago.
Unfucking believable.
Except studies show that fat and salt aren't bad for you. Is there anything the government doesn't suck at?
Not only not bad for you, but fucking critical for good health. Full fat, ftw!
Giving kids a low-fat diet is tantamount to child neglect.
Agree BP.
Kids need fat for brain development, so logically we make sure they eat fat-free and then medicate them when their poor brains don't function properly
we make sure they eat fat-free and then medicate them when their poor brains don't function properly
This sounds like a very interesting line of research into the "epidemic" of autism, ADD, etc.
pan fried wylie
Full fat, ftw!
If I wanted to drink water I wouldn't pay milk prices.
That will make it easy for me… if it's not whole milk, it's not milk, and I won't touch it!
4% minimum or nothing!
My endocrinologist fixed a lot of my health problems by telling me to eat three tablespoons of butter every morning.
It worked.
Notorious G.K.C.
"Honey, does this dress make me look fat?" "No, my dear, the *dress* doesn't make you look fat."
rimshotillbehereallnight.com
Kinda takes "let them eat cake" to a whole, new level…. o_o
"Soon after, word came that tort lawyers were busy pitching attorneys general in sixteen states on the idea of a broad lawsuit to "make the food industry pay for soaring obesity-related health care costs."
In a better world, those tort lawyers would fear for their lives.
Beverages "would be required to carry warning labels for obesity, diabetes and tooth decay."
At some point, the law of declining returns must kick in on labeling.
If everything has a warning label on it, then people are going to stop thinking of things with warning labels as dangerous.
Also, it really does expose the progressive mindset. The progressives really do think we're woefully ignorant and we'll do whatever we're told.
How are average people going to react to progressives as they come to realize that their progressive overlords think they're dumber than rednecks?
Like I say, anyone who thinks rednecks are dumb should call a hipster when their car breaks down.
What I'm trying to say is that all those inner city people who applaud the progressives for denouncing rednecks as ignorant and pathetic may start to notice that the progressives's opinion of city dwellers may be even lower than it is of rednecks.
How stupid do progressives think voters are–that they need a warning label on a can of Coke? You think we didn't know this was bad for us–REALLY?!
Im surprised they're not invoking the common sense rule theyre so fond of using with guns. "Didnt you know a can of coke is just as dangerous as a assault weapon, and we need to label and regulate those. I mean its just common sense."
Interesting how first they demean & ban smoking with its appetite suppressing nicotine. Next they fight hard to ban eCigs with it's safer delivery of appetite suppressing nicotine. Then they fight hard to legalize weed with its munchies making phenomenon. Then they regulate healthy food out of business, force gmo down everyone's throats, … all hailed by RWJf aka big Pharma with its miracle diet pills, Alzheimer's Meds, cholesterol pills that lower your immune system, and so on.
What in the world are governments both local and national doing in our private lives to begin with??? Wake up!
Hunthjof
Is it me or does it seem like the powers to be are turning schools no longer into centers of education but full on training centers. I read recently how there is a proposal to make schools one stop shopping where kids will get all their developmental needs. Medical Care education the bulk of their food. Lets cut out the middle men lets just build barracks and make it official. At age three you turn your children into the state till age 18. Sorry for going on a black helicopter rant but it just seems that way.
Well, now you're just scaring me unnecessarily.
I can't tell if you are talking about all farm products or just about corn and wheat.
crazydaisy
April.18.2014 at 9:21 am
Huh. Can't believe this. This is crazy. pest control la vegas


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Netwrix scoops more industry awards and acclaim
Netwrix Auditor scores 9.2 out of 10 in Redmond review while Netwrix is ranked in Top 100 on the Inc.5000 and appoints new VP of Marketing
Irvine, CA, 26th November 2013 – It's been another strong quarter for Netwrix with a host of industry awards, excellent product reviews and more senior appointments to further expand the Netwrix executive team.
Netwrix Auditor, the company's flagship solution for configuration auditing of IT system, received an exceptional rating of 9.2 out of 10 from Redmond Magazine, the leading authoritative, independent voice of the Microsoft IT community. According to the review, Netwrix Auditor best fits the organizations "that want a single tool for a wide spectrum of system-auditing requirements."
Read the product review>
Netwrix named in the top 100 software companies on the 2013 Inc. 5000
Netwrix Corporation earned the ranking of 73rd in the Top 100 US Software Companies published by Inc. magazine. It was also positioned 62nd in the Top Companies in the Los Angeles Metro Area and achieved an overall ranking of 831 on the 2013 Inc. 5000 list of America's Fastest Growing Private Companies.
"We are proud to be included on these prestigious lists for the second year in a row," said Michael Fimin, Netwrix CEO. "We attribute our continued success to developing innovative technology and delivering powerful configuration auditing products that are affordable to our customers," explained Fimin.
View the Netwrix profile>
View the full list of rankings for the 2013 Inc. 5000>
New Awards for Netwrix
It has also been another good quarter for industry awards at Netwrix.
Windows IT Pro Reader's Choice Awards: Netwrix Auditor was named the best Active Directory/Group Policy and Best Auditing/Compliance Product by the Windows IT Pro community.
WindowSecurity.com Readers' Choice Award of 2013: Netwrix Auditor was selected as a winner in the Group Policy Management category on WindowSecurity.com.
WindowSecurity.com: Netwrix Auditor received the highest 5.0 out of 5.0 rating from Deb Shiner, leading technology analyst on WindowSecurity.com
The Golden Bridge Awards of 2013: Netwrix Auditor won the Gold Award in 'Auditing Innovations' as well as the Bronze Award in 'Security Software' categories of Information Technology and Security.
Tech 200 list of fastest growing technology companies in the US: With a 213% growth rate over the past three years Netwrix Corporation was ranked #36.
New VP of Marketing joins Netwrix team
Nick Cavalancia, former VP of marketing at ScriptLogic and Spectorsoft, has joined Netwrix, bringing more than 18 years of marketing and sales experience in enterprise IT software-related industries. Prior to joining Netwrix, Cavalancia was VP of marketing at SpectorSoft where he helped to drive the company's growth, while evangelizing the need for activity monitoring as a crucial part of a complete security strategy. For almost seven years prior to SpectorSoft, Cavalancia was the VP of Windows Management at ScriptLogic.
About Netwrix Corporation:
Netwrix Corporation's core competency is in configuration auditing of critical systems across the entire IT infrastructure. With the broadest platform coverage available in the industry, innovative technology and strategic roadmap aiming to support different platforms, devices and applications, Netwrix offers award-winning auditing solutions and superior customer service at affordable prices. Founded in 2006, Netwrix has evolved as #1 for configuration auditing as evidenced by thousands of satisfied customers worldwide. The company is headquartered in Irvine, CA, with regional offices in New Jersey, Ohio, Georgia and the UK. Netwrix is ranked No. 73 on the Inc. 5000 list of the Top 100 Software Companies and an overall 831 on the Inc. 5000 list of America's Fastest Growing Private Companies in 2013.
For more information, please visit www.netwrix.com
Issued by: Peter Rennison PRPR, Tel: + 44 1442 245030 pr[at]prpr[dot]co.uk


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The 1956 South Carolina United States Senate special election was held on November 6, 1956 to select the U.S. Senator from the state of South Carolina simultaneously with the regular Senate election.  The election resulted from the resignation of Senator Strom Thurmond on April 4, 1956, who was keeping a campaign pledge he had made in the 1954 election.  Thurmond was unopposed in his bid to complete the remaining four years of the term.

Democratic primary
Senator Strom Thurmond faced no opposition from South Carolina Democrats and avoided a primary election.  There was a possibility that Governor George Bell Timmerman Jr. might enter the race, but Thurmond was held in such high regard by the voters that there would have been no chance of defeating him.  With no challenge to the remainder of the term, Thurmond did not conduct a campaign and rejoined his old law firm in Aiken until he returned to the Senate after the general election.

Election results

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References
"Supplemental Report of the Secretary of State to the General Assembly of South Carolina." Reports and Resolutions of South Carolina to the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina. Volume I. Columbia, SC: 1957, pp. 8–9.

See also
List of United States senators from South Carolina
1956 United States Senate elections
1956 United States Senate election in South Carolina

South Carolina 1956
South Carolina 1956
1956 Special
South Carolina Special
United States Senate Special
Single-candidate elections
United States Senate 1956
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text:
Be ready for cyber attacks
The UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has helped stop 658 attacks against UK organisations in 2019 – stark evidence that businesses need to be forever vigilant to defend against a persistent threat from cyber space.
According to its third annual review, the NCSC has prevented 1,800 attacks since its inception in 2016.
It's also taken down 177,335 phishing URLs. More than 60 per cent were removed within 24 hours and this year it thwarted more than one million cases of suspected card fraud by identifying payment cards which were being targeted by online fraudsters.
State actors
Many of the malicious techniques are supported by so-called 'state actors' – such as Russia. Indeed, one of the NCSC's major projects this year has been to support the UK and Dutch governments' efforts to expose Russia's military intelligence agency, which was carrying out attacks on political institutions, businesses, the media and sporting organisations.
A key component of the NCSC's strategy for reducing attacks has been its Active Cyber Defence (ACD) programme which encourages the public sector to take more responsibility for cyber security.
It's a non-regulatory approach delivered in partnership with businesses and with central and local government and offers a range of tools including email security compliance, which processes and analyses data from Domain Message Authentication Reports and Web Check, a free website configuration and vulnerability scanning service.
Three years ago, HMRC was the 16th most targeted organisation in the world for phishing scams but by September 2019, due to the ACD programme and the revenue and customs office's own countermeasures, its ranking had dropped to 126th.
Gary Jowett, from Computer & Network Consultants in Brighton, says: "The NCSC's having a big impact by taking positive steps to reduce cyber threats but it's important businesses don't get complacent because, ultimately, it's every company's responsibility to take care of their own security.
"By attaining Cyber Essentials certification there's an ongoing incentive to maintain high standards. It should be renewed annually, so there's always an opportunity to take a fresh look at security and make improvements. Having certification could also attract new customers by demonstrating that your business has a clear picture of its cyber security capabilities."
By CNCAdmin|2020-01-16T14:30:11+00:0016th January 2020|Tech News|Comments Off on Be ready for cyber attacks


text:
package pmem

import (
	"context"
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"os"
	"testing"

	"golang.org/x/sys/unix"
)

func clearTestDependencies() {
	osMkdirAll = nil
	osRemoveAll = nil
	unixMount = nil
}

func Test_Mount_Mkdir_Fails_Error(t *testing.T) {
	clearTestDependencies()

	expectedErr := errors.New("mkdir : no such file or directory")
	osMkdirAll = func(path string, perm os.FileMode) error {
		return expectedErr
	}
	err := Mount(context.Background(), 0, "")
	if err != expectedErr {
		t.Fatalf("expected err: %v, got: %v", expectedErr, err)
	}
}

func Test_Mount_Mkdir_ExpectedPath(t *testing.T) {
	clearTestDependencies()

	// NOTE: Do NOT set osRemoveAll because the mount succeeds. Expect it not to
	// be called.

	target := "/fake/path"
	osMkdirAll = func(path string, perm os.FileMode) error {
		if path != target {
			t.Errorf("expected path: %v, got: %v", target, path)
			return errors.New("unexpected path")
		}
		return nil
	}
	unixMount = func(source string, target string, fstype string, flags uintptr, data string) error {
		// Fake the mount success
		return nil
	}
	err := Mount(context.Background(), 0, target)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("expected nil error got: %v", err)
	}
}

func Test_Mount_Mkdir_ExpectedPerm(t *testing.T) {
	clearTestDependencies()

	// NOTE: Do NOT set osRemoveAll because the mount succeeds. Expect it not to
	// be called.

	target := "/fake/path"
	osMkdirAll = func(path string, perm os.FileMode) error {
		if perm != os.FileMode(0700) {
			t.Errorf("expected perm: %v, got: %v", os.FileMode(0700), perm)
			return errors.New("unexpected perm")
		}
		return nil
	}
	unixMount = func(source string, target string, fstype string, flags uintptr, data string) error {
		// Fake the mount success
		return nil
	}
	err := Mount(context.Background(), 0, target)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("expected nil error got: %v", err)
	}
}

func Test_Mount_Calls_RemoveAll_OnMountFailure(t *testing.T) {
	clearTestDependencies()

	osMkdirAll = func(path string, perm os.FileMode) error {
		return nil
	}
	target := "/fake/path"
	removeAllCalled := false
	osRemoveAll = func(path string) error {
		removeAllCalled = true
		if path != target {
			t.Errorf("expected path: %v, got: %v", target, path)
			return errors.New("unexpected path")
		}
		return nil
	}
	expectedErr := errors.New("unexpected mount failure")
	unixMount = func(source string, target string, fstype string, flags uintptr, data string) error {
		// Fake the mount failure to test remove is called
		return expectedErr
	}
	err := Mount(context.Background(), 0, target)
	if err != expectedErr {
		t.Fatalf("expected err: %v, got: %v", expectedErr, err)
	}
	if !removeAllCalled {
		t.Fatal("expected os.RemoveAll to be called on mount failure")
	}
}

func Test_Mount_Valid_Source(t *testing.T) {
	clearTestDependencies()

	// NOTE: Do NOT set osRemoveAll because the mount succeeds. Expect it not to
	// be called.

	osMkdirAll = func(path string, perm os.FileMode) error {
		return nil
	}
	device := uint32(20)
	unixMount = func(source string, target string, fstype string, flags uintptr, data string) error {
		expected := fmt.Sprintf("/dev/pmem%d", device)
		if source != expected {
			t.Errorf("expected source: %s, got: %s", expected, source)
			return errors.New("unexpected source")
		}
		return nil
	}
	err := Mount(context.Background(), device, "/fake/path")
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("expected nil err, got: %v", err)
	}
}

func Test_Mount_Valid_Target(t *testing.T) {
	clearTestDependencies()

	// NOTE: Do NOT set osRemoveAll because the mount succeeds. Expect it not to
	// be called.

	osMkdirAll = func(path string, perm os.FileMode) error {
		return nil
	}
	expectedTarget := "/fake/path"
	unixMount = func(source string, target string, fstype string, flags uintptr, data string) error {
		if expectedTarget != target {
			t.Errorf("expected target: %s, got: %s", expectedTarget, target)
			return errors.New("unexpected target")
		}
		return nil
	}
	err := Mount(context.Background(), 0, expectedTarget)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("expected nil err, got: %v", err)
	}
}

func Test_Mount_Valid_FSType(t *testing.T) {
	clearTestDependencies()

	// NOTE: Do NOT set osRemoveAll because the mount succeeds. Expect it not to
	// be called.

	osMkdirAll = func(path string, perm os.FileMode) error {
		return nil
	}
	unixMount = func(source string, target string, fstype string, flags uintptr, data string) error {
		expectedFSType := "ext4"
		if expectedFSType != fstype {
			t.Errorf("expected fstype: %s, got: %s", expectedFSType, fstype)
			return errors.New("unexpected fstype")
		}
		return nil
	}
	err := Mount(context.Background(), 0, "/fake/path")
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("expected nil err, got: %v", err)
	}
}

func Test_Mount_Valid_Flags(t *testing.T) {
	clearTestDependencies()

	// NOTE: Do NOT set osRemoveAll because the mount succeeds. Expect it not to
	// be called.

	osMkdirAll = func(path string, perm os.FileMode) error {
		return nil
	}
	unixMount = func(source string, target string, fstype string, flags uintptr, data string) error {
		expectedFlags := uintptr(unix.MS_RDONLY)
		if expectedFlags != flags {
			t.Errorf("expected flags: %v, got: %v", expectedFlags, flags)
			return errors.New("unexpected flags")
		}
		return nil
	}
	err := Mount(context.Background(), 0, "/fake/path")
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("expected nil err, got: %v", err)
	}
}

func Test_Mount_Valid_Data(t *testing.T) {
	clearTestDependencies()

	// NOTE: Do NOT set osRemoveAll because the mount succeeds. Expect it not to
	// be called.

	osMkdirAll = func(path string, perm os.FileMode) error {
		return nil
	}
	unixMount = func(source string, target string, fstype string, flags uintptr, data string) error {
		expectedData := "noload,dax"
		if expectedData != data {
			t.Errorf("expected data: %s, got: %s", expectedData, data)
			return errors.New("unexpected data")
		}
		return nil
	}
	err := Mount(context.Background(), 0, "/fake/path")
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("expected nil err, got: %v", err)
	}
}


I created an openstack cluster on CentOS based on this link "https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Getting_started_with_OpenStack_EPEL (https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/GettingstartedwithOpenStackEPEL)".
After some debugging with VNC on the instance, I figured the public key file has not been imported to the instance. The instance doesn't even have /root/.ssh/ directory. I wonder where I could make mistake and how to solve this problem.
hi, iam facing the same problem the cloudinit did get the key but i can't access with it and there is no ssh dir. did you get any solution for this problem???
if your key are not imported to your instance, the cloud-init package can't communicate with your metadata service. Make sure your routes and/or gateways are all correct configured.
Hi Heiko, Thanks for your reply. How can I check the log of "cloud-init" package communication ? Which port does this communication use ? I was able to ping the new instance. Does that mean the route and/or gateways are OK ?
In booting an instance on Compute node, what to do with 'authentication'?
Which password shoud I use to login in newly created instances?