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Quote Sheet: Bruce Arena and Claudio Reyna Address the Media in Kaiserslautern
KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany (June 16, 2006) - Manager Bruce Arena and captain Claudio Reyna spoke at a press conference prior to the team's training session at Fritz-Walter Stadion in Kaiserslautern, Germany, on June 16.
June 16, 2006
Pregame USA-Italy
Manager BRUCE ARENA
On the team's chances to advance:
"The chances are that there are six points out there for our team. And it starts with the game tomorrow. We need to get a result tomorrow to put our team in a position to advance."
On what encouraged him more than anything this week in training following the loss:
"They trained well. We had good training sessions every day. We analyzed our play on Tuesday against the Czech Republic and put that game behind us. And starting Wednesday it was all about preparing for Italy. We had good training sessions on Wednesday and Thursday. We will put a team on the field that is ready to play tomorrow. Whether we get a result or not remains to be seen, but we will be ready to play."
On the team's focus this week:
"We're fine. Obviously, any team after a loss is not real upbeat and it takes a little time to get the team back, which is only natural. But I think they put the game with the Czech Republic behind them real quick and are now focused on Italy."
On the weaknesses of Italy:
"I know of none. I know of no weakness of Italy. … Like any game against any team, you will get your chances. There's no difference if you playing Italy or the Czech Republic or Ghana. There are chances out there and we need be a little bit better when those opportunities present themselves."
On the impact Kasey Keller might play in the game:
"This game I suspect Kasey's gotta be ready to make a big save to keep us in a game or help us win. In the history of U.S. Soccer, there has not been a goalkeeper better suited for that role. Hopefully he is ready to come up big for us tomorrow."
On the fact Kasey Keller has been apart of three U.S. World Cup games without a win:
"Over the past four World Cups, there have only been three wins for the U.S. team, so I don't think you can be too critical of Kasey. He has had a great career. It speaks for itself. He was voted the player of the year last year for U.S. Soccer. He has had an awesome club career in three different countries. He has always been around the U.S. team and is probably our best goalkeeper statistically in the history of our team. There are so many superlatives you can lay on Kasey, he has been just fantastic. And I would like to see nothing better for him than have a win in the World Cup. And what a better game to have that happen against Italy. We are all eagerly looking forward to that game and it would be great to see Kasey come up big tomorrow and win that game. That is our goal."
On whether the team will have a "chip on its shoulder" or come out with an attitude against Italy:
"Well, we better have a bit of an attitude that we can play and that we are ready to play over 90 minutes, or we are not going to be successful. Our 11 players on the field have to be ready to play tomorrow. Whether you call that a chip on your shoulder or not, we have to be ready to play. We are playing one of the better teams in this tournament and we have to be ready to play. However you want to describe the way we need to be when we step on the field, we have to be ready to deal with whatever the Italian team throws at us and compete for 90 minutes."
Midfielder CLAUDIO REYNA
On staying at Ramstein Air Base, rather than a hotel:
"Well it is a nice setting for us. We are together for a couple of days and there are some things that can help players relax a little bit more. It is nice having people around that put what we're doing into perspective. … The reception was nice with the Americans there. The players have been very excited about staying there. We had a trial run against Poland (in March) and it is nice to be there again."
On how important it is to keep a positive attitude following a defeat the USA suffered:
"It is not only myself, but the staff. It is important that we don't put our heads down. For all the teams that lost the first game, it is very easy to be negative and put your head down. Everyone was disappointed the day after, but then we got right to it. We got right to work. It is not only important for me, but all the other guys to know that there are three games in this group. We have another difficult opponent in Italy, and I believe that everyone learned from that first game. At this level small little plays here and there, we got a goal against early, really change the game. We have to be more focused against Italy. We have to concentrate from the first minute. And that has to be the approach. I think everyone was ready in that last game, but that early goal put us on our heels a little bit. Everyone is ready to go."
On whether he spoke to the team coming off the loss:
"I spoke to a lot of different guys to make sure how they were. Everyone seemed to be relaxed and handle the loss well. When we got back to training two days after the game it was intense and everyone was focused. It was easy for me. There was no one who was pouting around. Everyone was ready to go and ready to play. There were a few guys, of course, who need to know that this is how it goes. You don't win every game in sport. You just have to bounce back. Now we can show what we are made of us a team and I think this is a great challenge for us. This game is big and we need to show what we are made of."
On if there are specific players the USA needs to be aware of on Italy:
"I think up front with Toni and Gilardino, they have two real goal scorers. Guys that are hungry to score goals. We have to concentrate the entire game. They are predators. You give them one chance and they are there and they will put it away. It is the job of everyone, our defense, but everyone to make sure they don't especially get the ball. Totti, if he plays, Del Piero, if he plays, they are all big players. They have a lot of big players, but those are probably the three or four, if Del Piero gets involved, who will be dangerous. But they have experience throughout and anywhere you look on the field they have players playing in big games and big leagues, so they are going to be ready. I think this game is more important in terms of how we approach it. They are more comfortable with three points in the bag, so we have to be careful how we approach it and be sure that we are ready to play a good 90 minutes for the whole game."
On the urgency of this game after the loss compared to USA-CZE:
"I think unlike the first game where a point or a win or a loss wouldn't have done anything. Now we know what we need. We need a result of some magnitude. We need a minimum of a point. I think that urgency could help us. We need to be careful that we don't send too many players forward, but we need to play and show that as a team we want to get through this group. Our goal is to get out of this and we have three games to do that. We will still have a chance."
On the weaknesses of Italy:
"They are strong through the team. They have no glaring weakness. The big teams in the World Cup have good players all the way through. I don't think they have any weaknesses."
On the U.S. attack against Italy:
"Everyone needs to be brave and want the ball, but also we have to be patient at times and mix up our game. The Czechs did a good job of getting a lot of players behind the ball and made it difficult for us to find space for our attacking players. A lot of the games the goals are coming from set pieces and crosses. I think going through the middle against Italy is something difficult. I think it is normal in any game that from the width and flanks and getting crosses in and especially set pieces decide games. There have been the occasional wonder strike and incredible goals, which is nice, but you see a majority of goals come from set pieces and crosses. That is never really a secret. I thin it is going to be the same way and we need to create things from out wide."
On whether he is thinking that these might be his final games with the USA:
"No, not really. I am enjoying the experience. … It is an amazing experience. You have to let everyone know from the beginning that you have to enjoy it all the way, no matter what happens. And I am doing the same thing. It's great. I am still getting butterflies like I've never had before, and that is a nice thing. It is an amazing feeling to be a part of the World Cup, and playing big games against teams like Italy, a team with an amazing tradition. I think that is what the team has to take on the field, that the moment we are in right now is amazing, and to enjoy it, to be incredibly hungry with the situation, and I am really no other. For me it is more important to help the team get a result tomorrow and just play my role within the team."
On how the team strikes a balance between needing to score, while avoiding the famed Italian counterattack:
"It is something we know going in and I'm sure they know that as well. It will be part of the game tomorrow. We have 90 minutes to try to win the game, and not try to win it in the first two minutes or lose it in the first two minutes. So we know that. We understand that having won the first game, they have an advantage. They don't need to have an all out attack and go for the win. Their strength always is to play that way and they are used to that and defend well. So we have to be patient. We aren't going to get 20 chances on goal that is for sure. If we get one, we have to be sure we do everything to score. They don't give away so many chances. Our job tomorrow is at the right time to put pressure on them. When there is an opportunity again for a set piece or to put dangerous balls in or get a shot, we have to do everything to get it on target to make their goalkeeper work, because he is an excellent goalkeeper, as well."


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the head can still be attached, right??
Yes it can, I just need a head for the curry
Don't listen to them though. Everyone knows you need fish heads, not cake heads, to make a curry. Heh.
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(Also, I'M BACK FROM THE DEAD!!!)
Bring me Rebel's head... I will give you three times the amount I previously offered >W<
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Sawatch Range > Mount Shavano > Climber's Log
Mount Shavano Climber's Log
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|Route Climbed: Angel of Shavano Date Climbed: March 2003
|Nice easy snow climb!
|Posted Jun 15, 2004 7:18 pm
|Ryan Kowalski
|Route Climbed: Angel of Shavano Date Climbed: June 02, 2004
|A gorgeous day and a wonderful climb. The glissade down was fast and fun. The only way to climb Shavano in my opinion. Didn't need crampons, but they would have made things easier
|Posted Jun 3, 2004 2:42 pm
|Bryan W
|Route Climbed: Blank Gulch/Angel Descent Date Climbed: 5/29/04
|Turned into a long day with steady 25 mph winds, gusting to 50, driving snow/ice, and post holing once above 12,800'. Could not see Tabeguache from the summit. TR to come.
|Posted Jun 1, 2004 6:31 pm
|Route Climbed: east ridge Date Climbed: june 01
|the angel was but a strip. camped just below it. windy as hell, but a nice day for 2 peaks, and finishing the sawatch range.
|Posted May 21, 2004 9:24 pm
|Route Climbed: Angel Date Climbed: May 19,2004
|Perfect weather and snow conditions. 1800 ft glissade from summit to base of Angel. Snowshoes helpful on bushwack descent.
|Posted May 21, 2004 1:58 am
|Route Climbed: Blank Gulch Date Climbed: August 2001
|This hike was even better than I thought it would be. A thunderstrom came in and made us run down the mountain faster than we would have liked, but that's Colorado in the summer for ya! Great views of the Arkansas and San Luis valleys.
|Posted May 12, 2004 3:04 pm
|Route Climbed: Angel Of Shavano Trailhead Date Climbed: September/03
|Good hike. Perfect weather.
|Posted Apr 14, 2004 6:51 pm
|Route Climbed: Blank Gulch route Date Climbed: May 9, 2002
|The first of many 14er summits for Erin and I during extraordinarily dry 2002. I took a nice scounting drive the weekend before, and being more or less a mountain newbie, I asked a local in Poncha Springs where Shavano was because I couldn't see anything that looked like the Angel on a nearby peak. The local laughed at me and said that it had been mostly melted out for over a month. We encountered no snow either above or below treeline during our hike. On the windy summit, we considered the traverse to Tabeguache, but we were out of shape, and wimped out. We bagged Tab a few weeks later.
|Posted Apr 9, 2004 12:28 pm
|Route Climbed: Angel of Shavano Date Climbed: Jun 11 2000
|With Mike and Do.
|Posted Mar 2, 2004 11:17 am
|Route Climbed: Angel Date Climbed: June 2003
|The angel was nearly dry in early June 2001 ... wait for a good snow year.
|Posted Jan 10, 2004 6:57 pm
|Route Climbed: Blank Gulch Trailhead Date Climbed: October 17, 2003
|My first 14er! Being a flatlander from the midwest I was at a bit of a disadvantage.....luckily I had spent the previous week in Moab mountain biking so I was somewhat acclimated to altitude. I huffed & puffed my way to the summit.....what a view!! Well worth the effort. I decided to save Tabeguache for another day and am glad I did since I ran out of water just a few hundred feet down from the summit. 100 ozs of aqua gone in just 5 hours! Round trip was 8 hours.....5 up and 3 down. Looking forward to returning and bagging Tabeguache the next time!
|Posted Dec 16, 2003 3:23 pm
|Jim Clarke
|Route Climbed: Jennings Creek Date Climbed: June 28 1997
|Climbed Shavano first than traversed to Tabeguache then back. Long day with a steep descent.
|Posted Oct 13, 2003 11:42 am
|Route Climbed: Blank Gulch Trailhead Date Climbed: July 4th, 2003
|Beautiful way to spend the 4th of July. Steep but manageable hike with a great view in every direction. I didn't go over to Tabaguache this day, all the more reason to come back though. I'd be interested in doing this with the Angel in better shape. It looks like it would be a fun climb.
|Posted Oct 5, 2003 8:18 pm
|Route Climbed: The Blank Gulch Trailhead Date Climbed: July 25, 2004
|Great 2 banger to end 7 days of 14ers.
|Posted Jul 30, 2003 7:18 pm
|Route Climbed: Southeast Ridge Date Climbed: June 20, 2003
|We started out on the wrong trailhead, the Angel of Shavano, but decided to go ahead and start from there anyway. The next mistake we made was larger, but made for a more enjoyable climb. We began by hiking north on the Colorado Trail to meet up with the Mount Shavano Trail, but we turned west to soon onto a jeep trail that led to a mining area. Thinking that this was the Mount Shavano Trail, and thinking that it was apparenty rarely used, we bushwacked our way out of the trees onto the southeast ridge of Shavano. As soon as we reached the tree line, we noticed the Mount Shavano Trail on the south face of the ridge to our north. We continued our climb up the ridge to Espirit Point then crossed north towards the Shavano saddle. Moving quickly because a 10:00 am thunderstorm was brewing. We got caught in the hail/snow storm just above the Shavano saddle and sat out the storm under a rain poncho. We then climbed the last 800 ft to Shavano. With another line of showers approaching we opted to skip Tabeguache and headed down the Shavano Trail.
|Posted Jun 21, 2003 8:11 pm
|Mt Shavano Trail up / Angle down
Date Climbed: May 30, 2003
|Climbed up the Mt Shavano Trail and glissaded the snowfield. Awesome 1,000 ft glissade! The snow was almost too soft but it made the slide very comfortable. :)
|Posted Jun 1, 2003 6:15 pm
|Route Climbed: Standard east slopes from Blank Gulch Date Climbed: 1996
|Shavano is a steep hike with a ton of vertical. If I were ever to comeback to this mountain I would really be up for an ascent up the Angel of Shavano route.
|Posted May 27, 2003 7:04 pm
|Route Climbed: Blank Gulch Date Climbed: September 2, 2002
|We got a 3:30 AM start on this one and managed to pick up a solo climber in the parking lot. It worked out well because my usual climbing partner is too cheap or too lazy to buy his own headlamp. We now had two lights in our group! A perfect day that included two separate hours on the summit and a trip over to Tabeguache in between.
|Posted Feb 28, 2003 4:32 am
|Route Climbed: Angle of the Shavano TH -9,180' Date Climbed: June 30, 2001
|It started out on the Colorado Trail for two miles and I would recommend this part for anyone. It was one of the most beautiful sections of a trail that I've ever been on. Of course the time of the year makes a big difference. Everything was green and it was peaceful through there. After the first two miles I ran into another parking lot. I guess I didn't read my book well enough because this was the main trailhead parking lot – oh well. So up to Shavano I went. There were a lot of people on their way up also. I was really moving today passing about a dozen people. The trail up to Shavano's Saddle wasn't that steep but after that was the last 800 vertical feet up to the summit which was the steepest and hardest part of the day.
At the summit there were about 10 people and the clouds to the west were building. I was a little tired so I opted not to do Tabeguache. I sat for about 20 minutes and then I went down. The hike back to the car was very long, and there was some thunder going on to the south so I couldn't wait to get back to camp.
|Posted Jan 17, 2003 12:57 pm
|Route Climbed: Blank Gulch Date Climbed: September 7,2002
|We got to the trailhead at about 0730, the weather was good, except for a few clouds building near the summit. We started up the trail. The aspens were just turning and were beautiful. Near the summit the sky was very gray. We got to the summit at about 1145. We saw a total of two groups of people on the moutain. We were the only ones on the summit. We had lunch, and I proposed to my girlfriend. She said yes, we were happy. The weather was getting a little scary so we decided not to do Tabeguache. As we hit treeline on our way down we started hearing thunder, then we got rain and hail. We got back to the car at about 1425. We drove back to Bailey got some dinner, and then soaked for a while at the Mt Princeton hot springs. Overall one of the best days of hiking I have had.
|Posted Nov 2, 2002 10:41 pm


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The Lady Lynx of Lindenwood University-Belleville are the USCAA national champions in softball after defeating Ave Maria University 6-0 in the title game Wednesday in Akron, Ohio.
After defeating the No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3 seeds on the first two days of the tournament, the sixth-seeded Lady Lynx (24-21) beat seventh-seeded Ave Maria, located in Ypsilanti, Mich., capturing the first USCAA championship in a women's sport for Lindenwood-Belleville.
The men's soccer and men's golf teams won USCAA championships in 2011.
"Our kids are looking forward to getting what the golf team and the soccer team got,'' Lady Lynx coach Charlie Kennedy said. "They're looking forward to getting a national championship ring.''
Kennedy said the Lady Lynx were motivated by last year's disappointing performance in the national tournament. They won their first game, but then suffered three consecutive one-run losses.
"If that doesn't drive you to want to get back and prove yourself ... our kids were ready to go,'' Kennedy said.
Lady Lynx pitcher Stephanie Holiday was chosen as the tournament MVP, after posing four wins, including three straight shutouts.
Holiday (16-11) posted her third straight shutout and extended her scoreless streak to 21 innings against Ave Maria. The senior scattered five hits and struck out four.
Holiday finished the tournament with a 1.08 ERA over 26 innings.
"Steph struggled many times during the year, but in my 15 years of college coaching, I don't know if I have had another warrior who was so unselfish or had broader shoulders and could carry us the way she carried us,'' Kennedy said.
Kennedy said his pitching staff was short-handed all season after having two pitchers leave the team over the summer and then two more leave the team in the spring.
"We were putting position players who hadn't pitched since their high school days out there and having them throw some innings for us so we could get through the schedule,'' Kennedy said. "Steph Holiday was our winning ticket. We just needed get to nationals and not overuse her before we got there.''
Joining Holiday on the all-tournament team were outfielder Marquis Lozoya and first baseman Meghan Rumley.
"Marquis Lozoya went 10-for-15 in the World Series,'' Kennedy said. "She batted .667. She had a tremendous series for us in the No. 2 spot in the order. Megan Rumley was our designated hitter for all four games.
"She hit a two-run bomb in the championship game that just took the breath out of Ave Maria.''
In the first inning of the championship game, Lindenwood-Belleville leadoff hitter Mackenzie Foiles was hit by a pitch, reaching base to start the game for the fourth consecutive game.
After a popup by Lozoya, Rumley was hit by a pitch, moving Foiles over to second.
Samantha Pacecho singled, moving Foiles to third and Rumley to second. Holiday hit a sacrifice fly to left, scoring Foiles to take a 1-0 lead.
In the top of the second the Lady Lynx added three more runs. Sierra Redmon reached base on an error. Samantha Hutchinson got down a sacrifice bunt, moving Redmon to second.
After Redmon moved up to third on a wild pitch, Lozoya singled up the middle to score Redmon. Rumley then hit a two-run home run to left field.
In the fifth, Holiday picked up her second hit of the game with one out. A sacrifice by Marisa Cinquepalmi moved Holiday to second. Pinch-hitter Samantha Kleekamp hit the first pitch she saw off the left field fence, scoring Holiday for a 5-0 lead.
The Lady Lynx got an insurance run in the sixth on an RBI single by Rumley, scoring Foiles after her one-out walk.
Rumley, Lozoya, and Holiday picked up two hits apiece. Rumley had three RBIs and Holiday had one.
Kennedy said his team's abundant depth was a major factor at the national tournament.
"It intimidated teams up there,'' Kennedy said. "If you look at box scores, we used 15-18 kids every game. It gave me a lot more things to work with. There were teams there with 12-13 kids.
"They had one shot, and I had six shots that I could use. It was really good.''
The Lady Lynx finished the season on a season-high eight-game winning streak.


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Now that'd be enough punishment for me to NEVER do that again.... lolI remember a bully at school tried to get an LD child to do something similar at school. The teacher caught him and I think the principal actually spanked him and it was some scandal. Long time ago.
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The most prized Christmas present at Prazdroj is beer (Translation)
10 December 2010
Plzeň, December 9, 2010 - Plzeňský Prazdroj, as a good employer, has a Christmas surprise for its employees. Employees will get three packs of eight bottles each of Gambrinus 11° Excelent beer. This beer gift is outside of the scope of the collective agreement. This year for the first time, the Christmas beer will be 11° Excelent.
Beer for employees is a beloved benefit, and the current collective agreement at Plzeňský Prazdroj ensures that employees will receive 2,500 Kč (131.6 USD) worth of beer every year. This Christmas, the company will give its employees even more beer, which is not required by the collective agreement.
"This year was not easy for Czech beer makers. However, employee behaviour during hard times shows which company is good. With this beer as a present, we would like to thank all our employees at Prazdroj for their efforts and their positive approach towards their tasks," says Ivan Balogh, Director of Corporate Relations and Director of Human Resources at Plzeňský Prazdroj.
"During the holiday season we are also thinking of our employees who aren't able to spend the holidays with their loved ones, because they have to take care of the non-stop operation of some parts of the production in the brewery, for example in the malt house. Every employee who falls into this category will receive a special package of food, so that they can have a symbolic dinner," adds Milan Koza, Manager of Employee Relations.
Prazdroj employees already received a bonus in the form of beer this year. As a thank you for their great work and to remember the 40th anniversary of the Radegast brewery, they received Radegast Premium this summer.
Notes to editors:
- With total sales of 10.5 million hectolitres in the calendar year of 2009 and with exports to more than 50 countries, Plzeňský Prazdroj a. s., is the leading producer of beer in the Czech Republic and the biggest exporter of Czech beer.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj employs approximately 2,300 employees in Plzeň, Radegast (Nošovice) and Velké Popovice in breweries and in 13 distribution centres around the Czech Republic.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj, a. s. is a member of the global SABMiller PLC group, one of the biggest beer companies in the world, with activities and distribution in more than 60 countries on six continents.
Jiří Mareček
Public Relations Officer
Ph. no: 724 617 219
This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist. Note: This news release was first published in its local market on 09/12/2010.


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SB Nation's ace team of recruiting analysts have compiled a helpful list of dos and dont's for elite high school athletes putting together recruiting videos. The most important item jumps out instantly:
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Also, in regard to the "don't" example video they provide, it's helpful if all the text you're using shows up on the screen.


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This is the story of how local barley and mineral-rich water are fermented, distilled and matured into our unique, delicate whisky.
The first thing we'll do is add a small amount of water to the barley, forcing germination. This barley is then ground into a powder called 'grist' so that the sugar produced during germination can be accessed more easily.
The grist is mixed with hot water in a large vat called a Mash tun. It is here that the barley starch will be converted into sugar. The resulting sugary liquid is then passed into the washback where yeast is added, triggering the extremely lively process of fermentation that sees the sugar finally turn into alcohol
A dark beer-like liquid of about 8% alcohol is passed from the washback into our double distillation process. Here the liquid is heated, condensed, and heated again in order to gradually separate alcohol from water.
Having seperated the finest part of distillation, this so called 'spirit cut' is locked away in American white oak casks for at least 10 years. This gives the bourbon or Tennessee-seasoned wood time to gently infuse our spirit with layers of delicate flavours.
After its 10-year stint in American white oak casks this whisky is now ready to be called Glenmorangie Original. At this stage it can either be bottled or, if we wish to create an expression from our extra-matured range, transferred into a specially selected cask for two more years.
This is where the seed will start to grow shoots, converting fatty stores within into starchy tendrils growing out.
Our very own ancient spring produces water that, having spent 100 years underground, is unusually rich in minerals.
We separate large particles from the sugary liquid found in the mashtun before feeding them to cows, the lucky little things.
The copper helps purify the vapours, and the fact we have the tallest stills in the industry means that we create a more elegant and complex spirit.
In a process that hasn't much changed for a hundred years the 'spirit cut' will be separated from the rejected 'foreshots' and 'feints'.
At Glenmorangie we are maturing so much whisky that if we were to empty our warehouses tomorrow, the tax bill alone would exceed £700 million!
Extra matured in Port pipes from Portugal this expression has developed a ruby red colour and velvety rich smoothness.
Having spent a further two years maturing in Spanish Oloroso sherry casks this extra-matured whisky has acquired added spice and nuttiness.
During maturation about 2% of the whisky in each barrel will evaporate every year. They call this the 'angels share' and it equates to around 120 million bottles 'lost' throughout Scotland.
It's within rare Sauternes 'barriques' that this expression begins to take on its lemony, sumptuous finish.


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Good time in Tahoe – Wonderful Lake Tahoe restaurant. Good food and service with a great view of the lake and mountains. Sat immediatly for our reservation which was a large party. Nice but not stuffy. Love the steaks and the Wet Woody drink:)
Do not eat here, They are a disgrace to the Lake!! – This place is absolutely awful. My family went here for a special occasion and this restaurant is poorly run. We came here because it was supposed to be a 4 star restaurant, we wanted to celebrate something special, and knew it was on the Lake and had a nice view. We knew it was going to be expensive. We did not know, however, our POORLY this restaurant was run. I do not understand how it has so many stars. The waiter was careless and rude. He did not put our order in and for 45 minutes. The waiter didn't even take drink orders. Everyone else was getting their food around us so we asked and he then resubmitted the food order in and we had to wait another 30 minutes. The food was burned, all the orders were wrong, and there were 4 pieces of hair found in various dishes. This was the most awful dining experience of my life. Do not go here, do not support this restaurant, do not waste your time. There is nothing good about this restaurant, they are a disgrace to the lake. Their made everyone sick. The hamburgers were overcooked along with the steak. The waiter never came around. What a waste of time. They made everyone feel awful and truly embarrassed us in front of our guests, we were so embarrassed to have taken them to eat at such an awful establishment. Protect your pride, protect your wallet, protect your stomach, and most of all I have written this to protect you from ever getting treated so awfully by their service. We even had reservations, they expected us to be there, and they still were not prepared. Do not eat here it's awful.
A little overpriced but food is pretty good... – Went to Tahoe for a weekend vacation; had lunch on a Saturday afternoon at Riva Grill on the Lake. Drinks were good, menu was very limited for lunch, and service was pretty good. Overall, a nice relaxing place to view the water and have some good food. The bar area is much more casual than the dining area, but both rooms have a view of the lake. The only con is the limited lunch menu; there were maybe 10-15 items to choose from including appetizers and dessert.
Beautiful Views – This is a good place but tends to be more flash than substance. The food is pretty good but nothing amazing and on the pricey side. The service is very spotty. It can be good (never great) but tends to be a little slow and inattentive. The best bet is to show up for an early or late lunch in the bar. The service is better and their bar food is as good as most. If you like alcoholic drinks try the "Wet Woody" - very good.
The atmosphere is nice. There's a beautiful view of Lake Tahoe. You can feel comfortable in jeans or slightly dressed up. It's an OK place for kids if they can take a slower paced meal. Parking is fine most of the time.
Nice place – Had the House Special, which was the 20 oz Porterhouse. Crab/Lobster bisque was ok, certainly not the best I ever had. Service was excellent and a very nice establishment. Nice wine list with good variety.
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In Windows NT there is a command-line utility (ipconfig) that lets you see the current ip configuration. Is there a utility in Linux for this? —Skip Bigelow, email@example.com
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I had the opportunity to interview four students from various backgrounds who are great examples of the hard-working students at the University of Nevada, Reno.
Aida Cloutier, 53, is a double major in journalism and English literature. Cloutier receives disability for a back injury, but she says it's not enough to live on. She works about 10 hours a week at a paid job on campus and 13 hours a week at an unpaid internship for the Nevada Museum of Art. To maintain her 3.9 GPA, Aida studies 40 hours a week. She is part of five student organizations, as well as a guest writer for the student newspaper.
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Lane King, 20, is a criminal justice major from Pahrump, Nev. King is a devoted member of Sigma Phi Epsilon and relies on a variety of scholarships, grants and loans to pay for school. Currently studying Arabic, King wants to work for the government after graduating, working in anti-terrorism efforts.
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Benitez has two jobs, working on campus for the student government and working in UNR's couples therapy lab as a research assistant. As drum major of the university's marching band, a member of the Dance Co-op, a co-founder and vice president of the National Society of Leadership and Success (Sigma Alpha Pi) and member of the psychology honor society, Psy Chi, Benitez is heavily involved on campus.
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Apr 17 2014
29 mins
Join us for this short monthly webinar, in which we will provide you with the latest updates and insights into the constantly evolving online threat landscape. Using information sources such as the Symantec Global Intelligence Network, we will help you understand how you can continue to protect your company and your infrastructure.
The goal is simple: to make the Internet safer to transact business – for you, your customers and everyone else with whom you interact online.
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The Cybersecurity Framework is here, now what?
Cameron Camp, Security Researcher, ESET
Apr 16 2014
54 mins
Now that NIST has published Version 1.0 of the Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, the long awaited CSF, what are the implications for companies? How can the CSF help your business improve its defenses? Cameron camp investigates.
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Box & Okta: Solving Mobility and Security Challenges in a Cloud World (EMEA)
Chris England, EMEA Marketing & Business Development Director, Okta - Pedro Pinto, EMEA Sr. Sales Engineer, Box
Apr 9 2014
52 mins
Many companies heavily depend on the ability for their employees to conduct business on both personal and corporate mobile devices - using tools that are as simple and flexible as the consumer products they use in their everyday lives. With over 35% of SaaS applications being purchased without CIO/CEO knowledge there is a measurable concern over the potential of significant security breaches.
Join Box & Okta, leaders in cloud mobility & security, who will discuss, and demonstrate live, how your organization can not only protect itself from security risks when adopting cloud solutions, but also reduce the complexity over typical solutions like AD FS that have many hidden costs and complexities.
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How 1000s of IT Experts unlocked competitive advantage with continuous education
Jeanette Jacobs, Tina Sturgis, HP Software
Apr 9 2014
31 mins
Vanson Bourne recently performed a survey across 13 countries on behalf of HP Software and discovered that one size fits all education just doesn't work anymore. Education has to be continuous, customizable and responsive. Hear what IT educational trends 1000s of senior IT decision makers are adopting. Learn from your peers about what best-practice training methods today will solve your business problems tomorrow.
In this session, we will uncover the following three key areas to help you set a plan for gaining your competitive edge:
• Assess how IT education is working for your organization
• Understand your software users: changing learning styles and time constraints
• Increase your responsiveness to business change
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Best Practices and Proven Methodologies for Mobile Performance Testing
Todd DeCapua, Shane Evans, Silvia Siqueira, HP Software
Apr 9 2014
57 mins
Do you know where to start when doing mobile performance testing?
Come learn the latest best practices and proven methodologies to deal with the challenges in today's complex composite application / systems, and how you can creating a winning strategy for Mobile Performance Testing. We will share:
• Practical hands on 'how' to do mobile performance
• Share a number of case studies
• ROI and Business Value impact of implementing these capabilities and approaches in your environments
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Increasing Customer Satisfaction Despite Increased Service Desk Demands
Peter Jurhs, Boise State; Deedra Pearce, Green Clinic Surgical Hospital; Ryan Pollard, CLM Group; Liz Richardson, Bomgar
Apr 8 2014
57 mins
Front-line stories from Boise State, Green Clinic Health Systems and The CLM Group
Yesterday's service desk is fast disappearing. New technology and the eradication of geographic boundaries is changing customer expectations and service desk demands. Amid these new pressures, support organizations are taking important steps to create positive change to not only keep up with new demands, but also increase customer satisfaction.
Peter Jurhs of Boise State, Deedra Pearce from Green Clinic Health Systems and Ryan Pollard from the CLM Group will take turns sharing brief examples of how their service desks increased customer satisfaction and efficiency while also responding to increased demand. They will also participate in a panel Q&A about increasing the scope of support, handling the impact of systems changes, best practices for maintaining positive customer relationships, and more.
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Introducing Mocana Atlas - Your Extended Enterprise Engine
Alan Panezic, VP of Products, Mocana
Apr 2 2014
50 mins
Mocana Atlas is a single, unified platform that empowers organizations to establish secure authentication, identity and trust relationships with applications on virtually any mobile device—a platform that makes these connections much simpler to provision and much less expensive to maintain.
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Cyberskills Shortage: Where is the cyber workforce of tomorrow?
Stephen Cobb, Senior Security Researcher, ESET
Apr 2 2014
59 mins
Numerous studies show a serious shortage of qualified people to fill the cyber jobs of today, particularly those that require security knowledge and skills. Stephen Cobb looks at the implications and the steps being taken to improve cyber education and training.
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Enterprise Mobility - The Balancing Act between Corporate & User Demands
Kristin Montag, Product Manager
Apr 2 2014
29 mins
Corporate and user demands can be very different with regards to mobility solutions. One side is security driven, the other one likes freedom. How do we allow openess and flexibility for users and guarantee security at the same time? We will show you how to build a well-balanced solution that leads to an increase of productivity and growth.
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EMC XtremIO All Flash Arrays - Deliver EXTREME Functionality
Ted Basile - EMC and Joshua Walter - FusionStorm - Moderator Dave Carpenter
Mar 27 2014
62 mins
XtremIO All Flash Arrays are quickly becoming an industry performance solution. EMC delivers XtremIO which will:
- Measured end-to-end at the host
- 100% random
- All flash pages non-zero
- Array filled to 80% – forcing overwrites
- Any size LUNs, any LBA range
- Mixed read/write I/O
- Increasing thread counts
- Extended time periods
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Insight Into the World of Hacker Economics
Security Experts from Juniper Networks & RAND Corporation
Mar 27 2014
59 mins
Join experts from Juniper Networks and Rand Corporation for a fascinating overview of new research about the economics of the cyber crime market. In this research, key economic indicators show cybercrime is rapidly maturing, leading to a more diverse and challenging threat landscape for businesses, governments and people operating in the digital world. In fact, the ability to attack is outpacing the ability for many to defend themselves.
RAND researchers will discuss:
• Current and historical trends in cyber crime methods and tools
• How the black and grey market for vulnerabilities shapes the criminal landscape
• Key indicators of cyber crime market maturation
Juniper experts will outline:
• How organizations can use these findings to help inform a better and more active defense strategy
• Breaking the cyber crime economic model with advanced intrusion deception technologies
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Banking 2020: mCommerce, Virtual Money, and Privacy. Are you ready?
American Banker, MODO, Intel, The Royal Canadian Mint & SecureKey
Mar 27 2014
58 mins
In the year 2020, trends that are hot today, such as mCommerce, virtual money and privacy will be commonplace. These disruptive topics and technologies should be examined and considered when building a digital strategy. Organizations that choose to ignore them, might find themselves behind the curve. Join Royal Canadian Mint, Modo, and Intel as they discuss:
Digital Currency and the Role of Smart Devices:
- What is digital/virtual currency?
- What is the value proposition and what problems does virtual currency solve?
- Critical Trends in the virtual currency market?
- Is virtual currency all about mobile payments?
- Where will this be in 2020
Simplicity, Security and Familiarity- Critical success factors for digital payments & mCommerce
Views from Mint, Modo, and Intel on what is critical to any mobile/digital strategy today and the future
- What are the characteristics of a solid digital payment solution?
- What do stakeholders need to do to be ready?
- The Importance of Mobile Security and Payments
- What is necessary for user adoption, whether it is consumers, merchants, banks and other financial institutions
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RingCentral Live - 4/25/2014 - Multipoint HD Video Conferencing
Apr 25 2014
6:00 pm
30 mins
Join us for a 30-minute live session every Friday, where we'll tour the RingCentral interface, discuss the latest innovations and features available on the RingCentral platform, and share best practices on leveraging cloud communications for your business. This session features a live demo of RingCentral Office and an open Q&A session led by a Sales Engineer. This week tune in and learn how your employees can hold multi-point HD video meetings around the world, anytime and anywhere with RingCentral Meetings.
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Voice Biometrics: The Benefits of a Unified Approach to Mobile Authentication
Dan Miller, Opus Research; Nik Stanbridge, VoiceVault
Apr 29 2014
5:00 pm
45 mins
As smartphones now play key roles in e-commerce and personal communications for hundreds of millions of mobile users, our advice is, "authenticate early and often." As using the prevailing PIN and password-based systems is easier said than done, voiceprints provide the easy-to-implement and easy-to-use alternative that supports a "unified" approach to mobile authentication.
Join Dan Miller, senior analyst and founder of Opus Research, and Nik Stanbridge, vice president of product marketing at VoiceVault, to engage in a lively discussion of:
· How mobility is driving the need for stronger authentication to build trusted links between and among individuals and enterprises
· What voice biometrics technologies are; and how they differ from other factors for promoting security and personalization
· How a unified approach to design and deployment saves time, money and effort for application developers and solution providers
· How to get started to gain experience with a unified voice biometric product
Executives at firms with an interest in providing the best, most personalized mobile experience for customers and employees should take part in this webcast. So should mobile application developers who recognize that strong, simple authentication is key to supporting secure payments and highly personalized services.
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Everything You Always Wanted To Know about Beacons
Greg Sterling, Opus Research; Steve Hegenderfer, Bluetooth SIG
Apr 30 2014
5:00 pm
45 mins
Beacons are hot. Once dismissed by many, they are now being widely deployed in retail and grocery stores, stadiums and entertainment venues. Apple's support for Bluetooth (iBeacon) has put the technology on the map and driven its growing adoption.
While many people have read about iBeacon, they don't clearly understand what beacons can and can't do. Join Opus Research Senior Analyst Greg Sterling and Steve Hegenderfer, director of developer programs at Bluetooth SIG, for an informative and interactive discussion about all things beacon.
Bluetooth SIG is the group that oversees the standards and licensing of Bluetooth. We assure you Hegenderfer will speak plain English during a presentation aimed at marketers, agencies and business decision-makers.
In this accessible, non-technical session you'll learn:
• What iBeacon is and how it fits within the larger Bluetooth landscape
• How many different types of beacons there are and who makes them
• The cost, lifespan and transmission range of beacons
• Optimal indoor beacon use cases (and things that beacons don't do well)
• How marketers/retailers can avoid spamming consumers with beacon triggered notifications
• How indoor messaging and notifications can be personalized
• Whether beacons can equally be used for indoor marketing and analytics
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Future Proof Your Network: EMV, Mobile and the Cloud are Here
David Worthington, Principal Consultant at Bell ID, Ian Hermon, Product Mktg Manager Thales
Apr 30 2014
5:00 pm
60 mins
The EMV liability shift is fast approaching in the United States. Along with the emerging trend towards innovative mobile payment solutions, this means that core infrastructures need to be enhanced to support new payment methods and channels – often with additional security, risk and lifecycle requirements. Now is the time for financial issuers to develop a future payments strategy that will enable you to migrate efficiently and quickly to EMV chip based technology, and adapt to stay competitive in this period of high disruption.
Attendees will learn:
•Facts vs. myths about EMV and how it reduces fraud
•How the top 5 short-term challenges of EMV migration can be solved
•The versatility of EMV and real-world examples of how it facilitates so much more than fraud reduction
•EMV uses beyond cards – mobile (NFC) payments & host card emulation (HCE)
•Examples of Bell ID and Thales e-Security deployments for EMV card and mobile payments
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Seven Ways to Create an Unbeatable Enterprise Mobility Strategy
Arun Bhattacharya, Sr. Director, Product Marketing, Enterprise Mobility, CA Technologies
Apr 30 2014
5:00 pm
60 mins
Envisioning how mobility will transform your business in the near future and beyond can be difficult, however there are practical strategies you can adopt today that will help accelerate your mobility transformation.
Join Arun Bhattacharya, Sr. Director, Product Marketing, Enterprise Mobility, CA Technologies as he discusses the core tenants of a successful enterprise mobility strategy and provides practical guidance for business and IT Leaders on how to manage their businesses' mobile future.
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Website Security Threats: Spotlight on the Netherlands
Andrew Horbury, Senior Product Marketing Manager/ Jane Broderick, Netherlands Territory Manager - Symantec
May 2 2014
7:30 am
30 mins
The topic of security has grabbed headlines over the last few years and indeed the last few weeks, but most of this attention has focused on a small percentage of large enterprises. However, security is not an issue for them alone, as mid-market companies increasingly deal with the same threats as their larger compatriots.
Join Symantec Website Security Solutions to understand how you can take a proactive website security stance.
During this webinar we will look at areas of compliance, the size of Ecommerce market opportunity in the Netherlands, and the threat landscape in general.
We look forward to your participation.
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RingCentral Live - 5/2/2014 - Multipoint HD Video Conferencing
May 2 2014
6:00 pm
30 mins
Join us for a 30-minute live session every Friday, where we'll tour the RingCentral interface, discuss the latest innovations and features available on the RingCentral platform, and share best practices on leveraging cloud communications for your business. This session features a live demo of RingCentral Office and an open Q&A session led by a Sales Engineer. This week tune in and learn how your employees can hold multi-point HD video meetings around the world, anytime and anywhere with RingCentral Meetings.
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Mobile Payments – Really!! What Do You Mean? A Regulators Worst Nightmare
Robert Courtneidge, Global Head of Cards and Payments, Locke Lord LLP
May 6 2014
11:00 am
30 mins
Mobile payments is a wide term which can refer to a multitude of different activities based around a mobile phone (smart phone). These activities can include acquiring (MPOS, QRCodes, NFC and other contactless means of payment), mobile banking, peer-to-peer payment innovations, premium SMS and other pay by phone options and payment/loyalty apps.
The regulation that covers the above is equally wide ranging from the regulation of payment services and electronic money to the use of personal data and telco regulation.
The European Commission in its wisdom drafted a very good green paper back in January 2012 entitled "Toward an integrated European market for card, internet and mobile payments" which recognised that mobile was simply a device/medium and not a payment method in itself. The aim of the paper was to increase competition, provide more choice and transparency for consumers, grow innovation and promote payment security and consumer trust. As recently as November 2013, the European Central Bank published its "recommendations for the security of mobile payments" and these have been endorsed by the national banks of the European Union. In the draft Second Payment Services Directive we see a continued push into this space of creating a secure and regulated platform for mobile issuing and acquiring in payments.
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Getting Started with Business Continuity
Stephen Cobb, Senior Security Researcher, ESET
May 7 2014
5:00 pm
60 mins
From natural disasters to hacking attacks, your business needs a plan to respond to adverse events and keep on going. That's the goal of Business Continuity and Stephen Cobb helps you lay the groundwork for a successful strategy for your organization.
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Enabling a Better Sign On Experience for your Customers
Andre Boysen, EVP, SecureKey - Rita Whittle, Government of Canada - Salim Hasham, PwC - Neil McEvoy, Cloud Best Practices
May 14 2014
4:00 pm
60 mins
Governments and citizens both benefit when services are delivered online. But the adoption of online government services is often constrained by challenges with user registration and authentication. The usual problems of password security, forgotten passwords and sign-up abandonment are heightened for government services - they need to know its you to deliver the service. High credential churn drives up operational costs, weakens security posture, and frustrates users who want to accomplish tasks online.
To combat password problems, many commercial sites are now introducing "Bring Your Own Credential" solutions. But can BYOC work for government services. Join us as we discuss practical ways that government services can implement BYOC solutions to improve the customer experience while enhancing site security, business assurance and citizen privacy.
Join this webinar to learn …
The business case for "Bring Your Own Credential" – Salim Hasham, National Cyber Resilience Leader, PwC Canada
Customer Spotlight - GC View on implementing BYOC in the Public Sector – Rita Whittle, Executive Director, Government of Canada Security Policy
Government of Canada
Top 5 questions that the public sector needs to think about when considering BYOC – Andre Boysen, EVP of Marketing, SecureKey Technologies
Heartbleed - Andre Boysen, EVP of Marketing, SecureKey Technologies
Moderated by Neil McEvoy, Cloud Best Practices Network
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The Software-defined Datacenter in a Hyperconvergence World
Vanessa Alvarez, Scale Computing
May 14 2014
4:00 pm
45 mins
In today's data centers, the need for flexibility and agility is undeniable. As businesses continue to grow and leverage technology to remain competitive, they require a new way of simplified IT. IT organizations can no longer deal with complex, cumbersome legacy infrastructure that can't keep at the pace of the business.
In this webinar, discover:
- What is hyper convergence
- The benefits of converged infrastructure
- Best practices and use cases for leveraging hyper converged architectures
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Seven Ways to Create an Unbeatable Enterprise Mobility Strategy
Arun Bhattacharya, Sr. Director, Product Marketing, Enterprise Mobility, CA Technologies
May 21 2014
5:00 am
60 mins
Envisioning how mobility will transform your business in the near future and beyond can be difficult, however there are practical strategies you can adopt today that will help accelerate your mobility transformation.
Join Arun Bhattacharya, Sr. Director, Product Marketing, Enterprise Mobility, CA Technologies as he discusses the core tenants of a successful enterprise mobility strategy and provides practical guidance for business and IT Leaders on how to manage their businesses' mobile future.
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Building the Right Switching Architecture for New Business-critical Applications
Michael Leonard, Senior Technical Marketing Manager, Juniper Networks
May 21 2014
4:00 pm
45 mins
In business today, it's all about the applications. Cloud, mobility, big data, and social media have changed applications in the business world, and they are ever more critical to delivering business outcomes. Are you confident that you have the right data center network to support your new business applications? This webinar will examine the network from the point of view of the application:
• Does it deliver the right performance?
• Is it reliable to ensure the uptime you need?
• Is it easy to scale as your needs grow?
• Is it easy to manage when you need to make changes?
In this webinar, we will discuss switching architectures, including Juniper's Virtual Chassis Fabric, to meet these requirements and support your business outcomes.
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Website Security Threats: May Update
Andrew Horbury, Senior Product Marketing Manager/ Phill Neill, Senior Marketing Manager - Symantec
May 22 2014
8:30 am
30 mins
Join us for this short monthly webinar, in which we will provide you with the latest updates and insights into the constantly evolving online threat landscape. Using information sources such as the Symantec Global Intelligence Network, we will help you understand how you can continue to protect your company and your infrastructure.
The goal is simple: to make the Internet safer to transact business – for you, your customers and everyone else with whom you interact online.
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Why User Experience is Critical for Enterprise Mobility Management
James Rendell, Sr. Director, Technology Strategist, CA Technologies
May 22 2014
4:00 pm
60 mins
End-users have become increasingly tech savvy and now demand the same consumer-quality experiences when it comes to enterprise mobile applications. Join James Rendell, Sr. Director, Technology Strategist, CA Technologies as he discusses why the mobile end-user experience is a critical element of a successful enterprise mobility management strategy and how organizations can ensure increased innovation and performance of their workforce.
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How Mobile and Cloud Are Helping Lawyers Deliver Better Legal Services
Nitin Gupta, Legal Vertical Lead at Box; Chad Burton, Founder Partner at Burton Law; Jack Newton, CEO and Co-Founder at Clio
May 22 2014
5:00 pm
60 mins
Today, a transformation is underway and we are witnessing the next great frontier in computing. Law firms are trading in legacy software and desktop PCs for tools that are more flexible, affordable and allow them to tap into information from applications, smart phones and tablets. The need to facilitate secure communication and collaboration internally and externally on any device and at anytime is essential. The rise of new cloud-based applications and mobile technologies are transforming the delivery of legal services. Many lawyers are abandoning traditional technology in favor of online alternatives, including secure cloud collaboration tools. Learn how law firms can use cloud applications effectively and securely in this webinar.
Join this webinar to learn:
-- Common misperceptions about cloud services
-- How law firms are using cloud and mobile technologies to deliver better legal services
-- What law firms should be looking for when choosing cloud service providers
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Practical Steps to Managing Risk and Security for Enterprise Mobility
James Rendell, Sr. Director, Technology Strategist, CA Technologies
Aug 5 2014
4:00 pm
60 mins
Join James Rendell, Sr. Director, Technology Strategist, CA Technologies as he explores the common pitfalls organizations experience while managing their mobile enterprise risk and security. Hear practical advice on how you can avoid the same issues and learn how Smart Containerization can make it easier for organizations like yours to implement security policies. Wait- you do not have a security policy - then you definitely want to attend this live interactive session to learn why a security policy is an imperative.
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What Does the Internet of Things Really Mean for the Enterprise?
James Rendell, Sr. Director, Technology Strategist, CA Technologies
Oct 15 2014
4:00 pm
60 mins
We keep hearing about the Internet of Things (IoT), but what does it really mean for businesses today and in the future? Join James Rendell, Sr. Director, Technology Strategist, CA Technologies as he discusses the importance of the Internet of Things and the unprecedented scalability challenges that come with it. Learn about the challenges and opportunities the Internet of Things will mean for tomorrow's enterprise and what you can do today to prepare for these changes.
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Do I Really Need a Mobile App Strategy?
James Rendell, Sr. Director, Technology Strategist, CA Technologies
Jan 13 2015
5:00 pm
60 mins
Many organizations do not have a Mobile App strategy – but they should! Join James Rendell, Sr. Director, Technology Strategist, CA Technologies as he explores the importance of an enterprise Mobile App strategy and why you should implement one at your organization. In the enterprise space learn how deploying Apps on users' BYOD devices can drive broader Transformation programmes by providing improved ways to enable users to engage with core business processes and subsequently improve overall compliance, and in the B2C space learn about the strategic importance of an App Strategy for reaching new markets, with new products, through new channels.
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