Art Museums worldwide are amazing, and the Crocker Art Museum is a world-class art museum

Art Museums worldwide are amazing, and the Crocker Art Museum is a world-class art museum since October 10, 2010.  Have you been yet? Why not! Travel for foreign cities is fun, and of course, you can go to San Francisco for its museums, but if you live in the Sacramento region, you owe it to yourself to come for a visit.

See art, hear music, see movies, enjoy various events.

The art exhibits include “...one of the state’s premier collections of Californian art, dating from the Gold Rush to the present day, a collection of master drawings, European paintings, one of the largest international ceramics collections in the U.S. and collections of Asian, African, and Oceanic art.” Also “European drawings and Native American ceramics to California paintings and Chinese tomb figures”

In addition to galleries of art, the Crocker Art Museum hots many events as well, for example:

• Sketch It - Sunday, November 25, 2018 | “No experience is necessary, and all supplies are provided.”
• Crocker Holiday Artisan Market   - Sunday, November 25, 2018   | “Step into a world of creative wonder this Thanksgiving weekend as you shop for meaningful gifts and one-of-a-kind treasures by 100+ regional artists!”
• Crocker Ball - Saturday, December 1, 2018 | “Enjoy an elegant evening beginning with cocktails and exquisite dining”

“With art ranging there is much to discover. If you are hoping to see the whole museum in one visit, we recommend you allow for at least three hours.” Visit

Fresh Kimchi salad recipe

• Napa cabbage
• celery
• red bell pepper
• Persian cucumbers
• sugar snap peas
• red cabbage
• carrots
• apple cider vinegar
• olive oil
• sesame seeds
• a tiny bit of cane sugar
• Korean Kimchi chili flakes

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quick refresher from anyone who maintains Linux systems

#linux quick refresher from anyone who maintains Linux systems #document http://bit.ly/2ftqnfK

• RCS is your friend, use it religiously on every system file you modify.
• My 20¢, https://plus.google.com/u/0/111725158664981767583
• once u've settled up
• setup a rsyslog server.
• Monitoring server (zabix, cacti, et al).
• Backup and update really often (specially if ur servers are internet-facing).
• Don't install apache and mysql on the same server.
• Only use https.
• Use containers (lxc, docker) when possible.
• Avoid using any .tar or .gz to install software, always use repositories or git.
• Never, never, never disable iptables or selinux (rh/centos).
• Always use fail2ban and mod_secure (if using a webserver).
• Cheers!
• Norman Lyon+1
• assuming you maintain the hardware, tools to monitor hardware state. power supplies and hard drives are the most common issues in my environments that need watching. @ my last job, network team would introduce problems, so I also needed to check the status of my network bonds.
• 
  
• Hardware or virtual, firewall and audit logs are mandatory for examining. Keep up on vendor updates (CERT vulnerability lists are also good).
• Aaron Johnson+1
• Log files. Depending on what services you are running, you’ll need to setup a log rotation right quick or you can run your /var partition out of space.
• Paulo Rodrigues+1
• nothing. what you need is monitoring setup and logwatch installed. read those emails, look at the monitoring system, login every once in a while, check who is logged in, running processes, network connections, free disk and memory, top.
• Cindy Brown+3
• I really like having a CAS & PDU set up for remote control of everything without using ipmi.
• 
  
• That all said, I have a set of cronjobs I run nightly or weekly to keep me informed. On various critical stuff I run nagios on assorted services.
• 
  
• A bit old school but it works for me.
• 
  
• I also have assorted scripts, for example an ansible script that goes through and updates/patches security in all of my servers (some 300 odd).
• Michael Aaron Murphy+4
• Largely just SSH with private keys, and ensuring that updates are regularly installed.
• 
  
• You can always write a simple program to get whatever stats are most important to you from the machines. Usually never amounts to more than just getting a history of memory, CPU, disk and network activity.

#event Tue-Wed Sep 26-27 2017 #StructureSecurity 2017

•  #event #StrucureSecurity by Newsweek International Tue-Wed Sep 26-27 2017 @ 255 S Airport Blvd, South San Francisco, CA 94080
• #StructureSecurity http://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&vertical=default&q=%23StructureSecurity&src=tyah
• @sameerbhalotra on #StructureSecurity panel moderated by @CLTCBerkeley sr. Advisor and @UCBerkeley Assoc Dean Jesse Goldhammer
• #StructureSecurity #photojournal Tue Sep 26 2017 https://photos.app.goo.gl/3Uzlr8F2vUMEag5x2 … @ 255 S Airport Blvd, South San Francisco, CA 94080 
• Structure 2017 #event Tue-Wed Sep 26-27 2017 #document http://docs.google.com/document/d/1FltzI9_wINTOb1g_Ek4zo1fkZBgHcn14hBZhUC8OYSI/edit?usp=sharing 
• Beyond Cybersecurity: Protecting Your Digital Business http://amzn.to/2xJcvbP 
• #StrucureSecurity CEO’s wake up! Cyber Security: Equifax, Target CEOs fired
• Target CEO Fired - Can You Be Fired If Your Company Is Hacked? http://bit.ly/2hv7MV1  Cramer: Equifax CEO 'should be fired today' after data breach fallout http://cnb.cx/2huIaI0 
  
  

some DevOps Reading material

• McKinsey Sounds the Death Knell for IT-as-usual – Bernard Golden http://bit.ly/2fdP1ot
• What Gartner’s Bimodal IT Model Means to Enterprise CIOs | CIO http://bit.ly/2ftdF1i " Stated straightforwardly, Type 2 IT is a DevOps world, and it will require new tools and processes."
• Crossing the Chasm http://bit.ly/2xb0gCv
• Enterprise IT Crosses the Chasm | CIO http://bit.ly/2f3Dd4f
• High Performance Compute on AWS, Google & Azure - CTP http://bit.ly/2jICF9f

Asian salad recipe, protein and vegetables

Asian salad recipe, protein and vegetables

• Choice of protein: Tempeh/Tofu, lean pork, chicken, or beef.
• Persian or hot-house cucumber
• Celery
• bean sprouts (mung or soy)
• Jalapeno
• sesame oil
• Peanuts
• sunflower seeds
• Thai peanut salad dressing (or dressing of your choice, e.g. sesame ginger)
• (optional) Napa cabbage

Prepare/cook your choice of protein. Chop/slice cucumber, celery, and Jalapeno. Rinse bean sprouts. Brown peanuts and sunflower seeds in sesame oil.  Combine. Add dressing.

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• Asian Salad http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchen/asian-salad-recipe-2105407 

now all I need is N20 nitrogen cartridges | How to make Nitro coffee

now all I need is nitrogen cartridges

A post shared by Eric Herberholz (@erich13) on Aug 19, 2017 at 6:13pm PDT

• "How to make Nitro coffee" on YouTube https://youtu.be/2qnFFlwVO6w
• you don't need a keg to make Nitro cold brew coffee!
• Blog http://unboxingexperience.blogspot.com
•  Facebook http://on.fb.me./unboxingexperience

I seem to be stuck in limbo

JCB Fastrac 155-65 side (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Me: I seem to be stuck in limbo. I thought I had the Free plan, but am
being told that I owe $199.88, so how may I get past this, so that I
may use Hootsuite?
Denea:
Hi Eric! Denea from the Hootsuite customer advocate team here. I am
happy to help with this!
Could you please confirm your Hootsuite account email address so I can
best assist today?
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Thanks for waiting, Eric! Taking a look at your account, I see that is
was automatically downgraded to Free 3/13/2017 following a non
payment. I can assist you with correcting this.
You wish to be on the Free plan moving forward and not Pro, is that correct?
Me: yes!
thanks!
Denea: You're welcome! I'll just be a few moments to make those
changes and I'll be back to confirm with you.
Me: ok
Denea: Thanks for waiting, Eric! I've removed that pending bill to
ensure you will not be charged. if you are logged into the account at
this time, could I ask you to please complete the downgrade to the
Free plan using these steps here: downgrade
If you encounter any issues or are not logged in at the moment, let me
know and I am happy to help!
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Looks like I need another cup of coffee this morning
Me: Yes, coffee is important!
Denea:
Me: Done. I'm back to being able to use the free version. Thanks!
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on our Free plan.
You will also receive an emailed copy of this chat transcript for your
reference. If you have any questions, please feel free to reply to
that email to notify me and I'd be happy to assist further. Have a
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Me: I've already saved a copy of this chat session, because you have
provided awesome help, and I may blog about it.
Denea: You've made my day, Eric! So glad I could help today

Me: Enjoy the rest of your day. Did you know Laura Hovak (sp) when she worked there?

Denea: I don't believe I did, the name doesn't ring a bell. She must have departed before I came on board.

Me: She as a/the community manager

She was

https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurahorak/

Denea: Ah, I missed her by about a year unfortunately!

...

Denea: I wish I knew her so I could put you in touch!

Bye Eric, you're very welcome! Take care.

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