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Victoria Condo Rental Photos and Description
Condo, 1 Bedroom + Convertible bed(s), 1 Bath, (Sleeps 4)
The best recommendations come from our own guests, and they have written...
'Outstanding unit! We were one of the first people to rent this and we were completely blown away. Everything is BEAUTIFUL and the spot is perfect for going to Victoria, Nanaimo, etc. They leave a wonderful guest directory with lots of great information and really put some nice little details in. We will definitely be staying again, hopefully soon!'
-David & Vashti, Vancouver, BC
'This has to be the Best priced suite in all of Bear Mountain - if not Victoria! We were lucky to find it, and would recommend it to anyone traveling to Victoria or Vancouver Island!'
- Pam and John, Arizona, USA
Your brand new, 10 ft ceiling, granite, and stainless steel applianced, 1 Bedroom / Bachelor suite is located in the Heart of the Village of Bear Mountain Golf and Country Club Mountain Resort. It is a luxurious, yet comfortable suite that overlooks the 3rd Fairway, and the Village of Bear Mountain.
The 36-hole Bear Mountain Golf Course is co-designed by Jack Nicklaus and his son Steve. There are in fact two courses... The 'Mountain Course' and the 'Valley Course'. They are both set in the foothills of Mount Finlayson and strike the perfect balance between playability and a year round golf experience for golfers of all skill levels. With panoramic mountain, city and ocean views and located only 10-12 minutes from downtown Victoria... You'll fall in love with this world-renowned Golf Course and Village Resort.
Bear Mountain has recently opened the 'Valley Course'... A second Nicklaus-designed 18-hole championship golf course which offers the same world class facilities as the first 18-hole Mountain Course. The new Valley course is a par 71, reaching 7,000 yards from the championship tees, and makes Bear Mountain the first 36-hole Nicklaus designed golf resort in Canada!
And for those guests who would rather explore than putt... There are many opportunities just minutes away from your own front door to explore, go antiquing, rest & relax at the Westin Resort Spa where the 'Full Body Massage' is to-die-for; or you can venture off to Jack's (Nicklaus) Pub & Restaurant for some of the best wings in town. Please note the pool is located next door at the Westin and requires a fee to use there facilities. Or you can catch the Trolley during the summer months and venture down the hill where all the box stores are - From Winners and Home Depot, to Costco, Wal-Mart, and the Brick. Plus lots of restaurants, and gift stores to browse through.
And all of this is just steps away from your front door...
Your home-away-from-home includes 10 ft ceilings; Granite, Tile, and Rich Chestnut colored Laminant throughout; Stainless Steel Appliances; In-Suite Laundry; and a gas Fireplace.
This is a brand-new suite that is professionally designed and decorated and includes a private bedroom area with a Queen-sized Sealy Mattress that has additional memory foam added to increase the height and comfort of your bed. The 600 - 1000 thread-count sheets and non-allergenic down-comforter will also ensure that you have a restful nights sleep.
While enjoying your breakfast from your private balcony, you can watch the golfers on the 3rd fairway pass by your top floor suite. Or you can look further down to see all the activities at the Golf Course Club House and local Town Market (due to be complete 2009) The fully-equipped kitchen features a large granite preparation area. This suite is compact and elegantly designed.
The comfortable living room is tastefully decorated with new leather furnishings; a gas fireplace; a 36' flat screen wall mount TV; quality stereo with CD, tuner, and iPod/MP3 connections.
The bathroom has Tile and Granite throughout, with a contoured tub and shower unit.
This luxurious condominium offers the traveler a truly unique experience when visiting Vancouver Island... You can venture up island for the day and go caving at Horne Lake, or whale-watching a 1/2 hour away in Sooke, or spend your vacation on the Mountain in the 'Whistler-like' Village, or even drive downtown and go antique shopping or beach combing in Victoria.
Whatever you choose, you know that your stay with us will be an enjoyable one... Please view our calendar below and book early to ensure your quality stay in Bear Mountain.
If you have a large or small group coming to the Island, please contact us for further information at one of the phone numbers below, and we'll be glad to help you in any way we can... (Between the 3 suites, we can accommodate up to 14 guests) Also check out my condo in Puerto Vallarta VRBO #262594
Please email us directly at firstname.lastname@example.com
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- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Carmen
Frank lives in Edmonton, AB Canada, and purchased his suites in Bear Mountain during the initial construction stages back in 2006.
The partners have been sharing their suites with guests from VRBO ever since the completion of construction back in 2008.
Carmen purchased this condo in 2007
Why Carmen chose Victoria
Frank was looking at creating a home away from home... With Frank being an avid golfer, and Bear Mountain being ranked as one of the best (36 hole) courses in Canada, it was an easy decision on where to purchase. Not to mention the Resort is ideally located with quick and easy access to downtown Victoria, the Highlands, Sooke, and the upper Island destinations.
What makes this condo unique
The Resort is similar to Whistler in that you feel like you are in an Alpine resort with all the Luxurious amenities, yet you are also a 12 minute drive into Victoria BC with all of it's tourist attractions and famous landmarks. The Highlands (where Bear Mountain is located) has been fully developed with all of the large Box Stores like, Costco, Walmart, Home Depot, etc... It's just an ideal place to relax, breathe the mountain and ocean air, and even shop or go on tours by day, and enjoy the restaurants and nightlife by night... Or if you'd rather you can stay in at night, and light up the BBQ (and fireplace) and enjoy the view of the heart of the village, with a nice meal, while lounging out on your large balcony. It's all good!


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This week, the UGA Alumni Association joined the campus community in celebrating International Education Week.
"International Education Week gives us the opportunity to recognize and celebrate the role of international education in providing a well-rounded education and equipping students with the competencies for living and working in an intercultural environment," said Kavita Pandit, associate provost for international education.
Not only does UGA encourage students to travel and study abroad, the university also welcomes international students to call UGA home. Interacting with students from other countries - working on class projects, living in the same dorm, sharing a meal in the dining hall - creates a greater cultural and global awareness and helps prepare students for whatever life holds.
The UGA Alumni Association believes in the transformative power of international educational opportunities and is proud to support various study abroad scholarships across campus. Since 2006, it has have provided more than $50,000 in study abroad scholarships. Such funding has allowed students to study abroad in a varity of places, including Cortona, Costa Rica and Oxford.
Joey Sharp '15 was recently profiled as a UGA Amazing Student, where he shared the lasting impact of his study abroad experience.
The summer after my sophomore year I received funding from the Honors International Scholarship Program and spent 12 weeks in Cape Town, South Africa, volunteering in a township clinic and conducting research on antiretroviral HIV treatment adherence. The work culminated in an article published in the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes and, more importantly, the implementation of a more effective and efficient treatment program in the community. The experience confirmed my goal of pursuing an MD/MPH and a career in global health. - Joey Sharp '15, UGA Amazing Student
Each year, nearly 6 percent of the UGA student population participates in a study abroad program, with an additional 150-200 students from other universities transient enrolling. These statistics testify to UGA's reputation for providing high quality international academic experiences.
Click here to read more participation statistics from the Office of International Education.
Interested in supporting UGA study abroad programs and helping students like Joey Sharp? Click here.
Do you have a favorite memory from a UGA study abroad experience? We'd love to hear it! Email your story to Assistant Director of Communications Jamie Lewis (AB '12, AB '12) at firstname.lastname@example.com.
After a childhood of frequent visits to Athens, Cheri Harden Leavy (BSED '97) couldn't resist the pull of the Classic City. During college, she transferred to UGA from Ole Miss and has been bleeding red and black ever since. Today, she is the founder of Bulldawg Illustrated, Guide2Athens and The Southern Coterie, three publications that cover the modern South.
UGA Alumni Association Assistant Director of Communications Jamie Lewis (AB '12, AB '12) spoke with Cheri about her experiences at the university that helped shape her career:
You started college at Ole Miss. What are your connections to UGA and what made you return to Georgia?
My father, Mac Harden (BBA '77), graduated from UGA and his mother grew up in Watkinsville. We spent a lot of time on the family farm in Oconee County when I was growing up, so I have always loved the area and cheered for the Bulldogs. Generations of our family bleed red and black. I loved my time at Ole Miss; my father says I built my resume on classes that were interesting, but didn't fit a degree (like "Anthropology of the Blues" and "Faulkner Studies"). I transferred to UGA and got serious. I stayed on the Dean's List until I graduated from the College of Education, where I participated in the pilot year of the Collaborative Inquiry Teacher Education Program. I taught high school for several years, then joined The Brunswick News where I launched a Newspaper in Education program to showcase local student writing.
Along with your husband Vance (AB '94), you've started Bulldawg Illustrated, Guide2Athens and The Southern Coterie. Explain a little bit about what those are, the inspiration behind them and how your time at UGA prepared you for an entrepreneurial career.
Vance and I created Bulldawg Illustrated, a print newspaper and website that covers UGA sports and the Bulldog lifestyle. Now in its 12th year covering the South's beloved tailgating and football, it is still a ton of fun. Six years ago, we created Guide2Athens. The pocket-sized square book and blog captures the people and businesses that make America's best college town so culturally rich. We have loved getting involved in the Athens community and have had a home here for the last five years. When Athens isn't beckoning, you can find us at home in St. Simons with our two golden retrievers.
I founded The Southern Coterie with my friend Whitney Long; it is a resource for the entrepreneurial South. Designed to offer a community of passionate business owners the opportunity to connect, collaborate and create, the "Southern C" network is capturing the South's entrepreneurial renaissance one post at a time. The Southern C Summit brings the online content to life with a unique multi-day conference where attendees network and connect with the best and brightest names in Southern business and branding.
What is your most memorable UGA experience? Favorite UGA sports experience?
Meeting Herschel Walker for the first time at Vince Dooley's home was pretty surreal. The Leavy Family/Brunswick News Publishing endowed a scholarship and we had brunch at the Dooley's before the game. Vance, his brother, his brother's wife and I went on the field that day to be recognized. Since we are all UGA graduates, that whole experience was pretty incredible. Herschel was on our Christmas card that year!
Since graduating, you and Vance have stayed involved with the university. Why do you think it's important for alumni to stay connected to UGA once they've graduated?
Staying involved with the university provides you with an invaluable resource of connections to continue to support your growth personally and professionally. Vance and I enjoy supporting the philanthropic side of UGA. I attended the UGA Studies Abroad Program in Cortona, Italy, and now serve on the Georgia Museum of Art friend's board. We also support our vibrant athletics programs.
I give back to students that are up-and-coming at the university. We have 15 interns from Grady. They bring me a tremendous amount of joy and I learn from them as much as I hope they do from me. I give them a great deal of responsibility and I have high expectations, but if they work hard, they can count on me after graduation.
I traveled recently to the West Coast and to Memphis, where I spent time with former interns. One even visited on her "engagement tour," where she was introducing her future groom to family. We felt honored to be a stop on her travels. They turn into amazing friends as they get older and I couldn't be prouder of their successes. The internships certainly feed the teacher side of me that was fostered while studying at UGA. I may not formally be in education any longer, but I am still using that skill set.
Can you give us a hint of what's next for you?
Oh my goodness, there is no telling.
Vance and Cheri Leavy with Uga IX
This blog was sourced from Written by Whitten, Provost Whitten's blog. Click here to read the original post.
Food and food processing are big business in Georgia, so it should come as no surprise that the University of Georgia is using its expertise to strengthen one of the top growth industries in the state.
Recently, UGA broke ground on the UGA Griffin Food Technology Center, a state-of-the-art facility that will house the university's Food Product Innovation and Commercialization (FoodPIC) Center. FoodPIC is a unit of the university's College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences that assists new and existing companies in product development, packaging, food safety, consumer acceptance and marketing. It is staffed by faculty from the department of food science and technology, as well as research chefs from within the university and from private industry.
Food processing is the state's leading manufacturing sector—with an estimated $3.5 billion in annual wages—and it is a rapidly growing industry. Over the past six years, 7,400 jobs in Georgia were created by new and expanding food processing companies, according to data from Georgia Power's Community and Economic Development division. Large companies that have moved to Georgia or expanded their operations here include household names such as Kellogg's and Starbucks, and FoodPIC has helped farmers and small companies produce niche products such as frozen desserts made from Georgia fruits as well as sauces and ethnic foods.
FoodPIC is the only project of its kind in the Southeast, and it is one of many examples of the role that UGA plays in economic development. The UGA Griffin Food Technology Center is strategically located just 30 miles south of the world's busiest airport, and it will help attract food-related businesses to the nearby Lakes at Green Valley Industrial Park.
The entire campus community is grateful to Governor Nathan Deal, the General Assembly, University System of Georgia Chancellor Hank Huckaby, the Board of Regents, the Griffin-Spalding Development Authority and the U.S. Economic Development Administration for their support and partnership on this important project.
UGA's faculty in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences have helped make Georgia the nation's top state for blueberry production, and FoodPIC is putting Georgia on course to become a national leader in food processing.

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Statement as distributed Wednesday by Fort Wayne Animal Care & Control:
Dogs everywhere are invited to grab a leash and join the fun at the sixth annual Easter Bone Hunt sponsored by Happy Dogs Daycare to support pet adoptions at Fort Wayne Animal Care & Control.
The event will be held at Franke Park on Saturday, April 19. Registration starts at 12 p.m. inside pavilion one. The Bone Hunt starts at 1:30 p.m. Dogs are admitted with a $10 donation to Animal Care & Control to then sniff out treat filled Easter eggs and qualify for prize baskets. Enjoy dog-friendly games, meeting vendors and having a photo taken with the Easter Bunny. More prizes are available with raffle tickets to increase funding for homeless animals. For additional information, visit www.fwacc.org or call 260-755-2537.


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Heartland Payment Systems has successfully leveraged software-assurance tools and best practices to drive better security within its IT organization -- and improve their overall business performance.
In this first of a two-part series -- Does Software Security Pay? -- hear directly from Ashwin Altekar, Director of Enterprise Risk Management at Heartland, as he shares his insights and knowledge with Amir Hartman, the Founder and Managing Director at MainStay, a marketing and IT advisory services firm in San Mateo, California.
We'll learn how Heartland, based in Princeton, New Jersey, has improved governance results in innovative ways across the organization, thanks to both security best practices and HP Fortify tools.
Hartman, who recently completed a software-assurance return-on-investment (ROI) study, also shares details from that study on how HP Fortify has impacted Heartland's IT organization.
Here are some excerpts:
Amir Hartman: The research that we did found some very interesting results from the companies that we interviewed.
We found three main benefits to employing and institutionalizing a strong software security-assurance program with supporting tools. One was a saving that organizations are seeing. Second, it's a risk-management benefit to the organization. Last, we actually saw some revenue protection benefits as well.
So I'm pretty excited to have Ashwin on the call today and have Ashwin share with us his experiences in deploying HP Fortify solutions and these practices within Heartland. Ashwin, give us a little bit of background, a little bit about yourself, and then describe the software security landscape at Heartland.
Ashwin Altekar: I've been working in information security for over a decade and have spent a large portion of my time performing application penetration tests and managing software-assurance efforts.
At Heartland, we take software security very seriously. We strive to be the trusted transaction provider, the trusted partner of the large number of merchants who depend on our payments and payroll services. With application security being such a large vector for attack, we're very aware of the multiple controls necessary to keep our customers' data secure.
We lean quite heavily on HP Fortify, first to understand, and then improve, our level of software assurance.
Previous scenario
Hartman: Let's take people back a little bit. Please describe what the software-security scenario was like at Heartland before institutionalizing some of these practices and before implementing and rolling out Fortify. What did things looked like before? Then, talk to us about why you went in a new direction.
Altekar: Prior to Fortify, or any automated tools, we relied mostly on manual inspection by developers using common security guidelines like the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) or assessments done by third parties.
As our enterprise grew, it became harder and harder to be confident in our application-security posture with just manual inspection by development teams. Software assurance is very important to us, not just finding vulnerabilities, but understanding what percentage still remains. With manual efforts, there was just too much to do and not enough time.
We liked the breadth of programming languages supported by Fortify and we really liked the direct integration to the integrated development environment (IDE) for common IDEs like Visual Studio and Eclipse. So Fortify was just a natural fit for the need at the time.
Hartman: I would imagine that with the space that Heartland plays in, obviously these issues are quite sensitive. And if you look at the marketplace, you're seeing this explosion of mobile devices and mechanisms by which consumers are transacting. It makes this issue even more front and center.
Altekar: Absolutely. Our primary product or service of facilitating transactions is provided through software. So Fortify is definitely a key product that helps us position ourselves as a secure company. And to do so, we need to understand what security issues we have in our software.
Hartman: What are some of the benefits that you've been able to deliver to the organization and to its customers through institutionalizing these practices and tools?
Altekar: At Heartland, we risk-rank our numerous applications and have various requirements on what each development team has to do to meet internal requirements.
One of our basic requirements is that all software applications be scanned using Fortify. From the information-security perspective, that has allowed us to understand what it is that we're up against when we talk about software-security assurance. So, a large challenge is trying to figure out what it is we don't know. Fortify allows us to quantify our level of effort and get the attention software security requires.
Also, we've been able to show the successes of many teams that embrace Fortify. They've been able to do more and learn more about software security in much less time.
Similar results
Hartman: In the research that we did, we found similar results. We found quite a number of organizations that were able to reduce the amount of time the developers were spending identifying and remediating. Because of the automated mechanism, they focused their attention on developing new value-add applications.
It's reallocating their time. It's not that this stuff isn't important. Obviously it's essential, but if we've got a way to do this faster and then focus the developers' attention on different areas that are more value add, that was a big win. I don't know if that's something similar what you're finding as well, as developers are making it part of their DNA.
Altekar: We absolutely do find that. There's an old expression for spell check that if you see the correct spelling seven times, you would finally get it right on the eighth.
Our developers are bit quicker in learning about security best practices, but Fortify allows us to do a very similar type of reinforcement when it comes to specific software-security issues. They're able to see the right way to do secure development through Fortify and then learn from that.
They're able to see the right way to do secure development through Fortify and then learn from that.
Hartman: Some of the things we noticed were a little bit unexpected. When we went into the study trying to figure out how companies are benefiting from effective software security practices, we were going in with certain assumptions.
One of the assumptions was that some of these automated tools and practices are going to obviously save time and save money on the developer side. Certainly, if I can address and remediate things early in the development cycle, that's going to save me a tremendous amount of resources and money, versus down the road in post production.
But there were a couple of areas that we found in terms of benefits that companies were experiencing that were a little bit unexpected, and there were some innovative uses.
Can you share with us a little bit from your perspective, and from Heartland's experience, some of the more innovative uses of these practices and Fortify related to software assurance?
Altekar: We provide broad warnings about software security issues in general at the enterprise level, and Fortify allows us to really target our training efforts on the issues we see at the project level.
We can discuss those specific topics with the development teams when we interact with them and we can even point out the specific remediation tips within Fortify. That's very helpful.
Secure development
Something else we're looking to roll out right now is how we can visualize the different development teams and how they compare to each other in terms of software security. So we're looking to see if we can incentivize secure development even before a line of code has been written.
Through some minor gamification, leveraging Fortify statistics between the various development teams here at Heartland, we hope to better train developers and, in turn, improve the overall development productivity.
There's another interesting use that we have. At Heartland, from time to time, we acquire various companies or seek to be partners with them. During the evaluation phase, often we'll use HP Fortify to determine the amount of work that we may need to do to get the acquired software into a production-ready state.
That has been helpful sometimes in negotiating the acquisition price or making sure that we factor that in and do and appropriate level of due diligence ahead of time.
When you start articulating and dictating to developers things that they should do, the reaction isn't always positive.
Another common scenario for us is that we're able to understand the quality of any third-party developers that we contract with and we can force strict standards on what secure development means.
Traditionally we enforce security through a legal contract that says the third party has to follow secure coding guidelines based on best practices, but with the implementation of Fortify we can say that they have to have a clean Fortify scan prior to finalizing a certain amount of work.
Lastly, our secure software development lifecycle (SDLC) process, which includes HP Fortify, signals to our partners -- especially our partners that value security -- that we're very serious about software security and that we take a lot of the right steps, if not all the right steps, doing whatever we can to understand our vulnerabilities in software and to eliminate them.
Hartman: How this has differentiated, or been used to differentiate, Heartland? Obviously, in the space that you play in, security is at a premium, as is being able to ensure your customers that you've got a terrific approach. Can you talk to us about that in terms of whether this capability helps you differentiate in the marketplace?
Altekar: As I'm sure you know, security is more important than ever in our customers' minds. When it comes to transactional security, we've heard of a few high-profile reports about payment security and breaches lately. That has really raised awareness and that's great, especially since many of Heartland's products and services focus on security.
Confidence in the quality and security of our software product is absolutely a differentiator. It allows our customers to focus on their business without having to worry about technical security issues in their day-to-day operations.
Having trust in a brand, having trust in a company and its products and services, is very important for our customers.
Having trust in a brand, having trust in a company and its products and services, is very important for our customers, and our secure SDLC allows us to articulate why it is they should have that confidence in us.
We can tell them that we have secure development training, we have a static source code analyzer, we use dynamic tools, we have manual inspection, we have third-party assessments. These are all things that especially our larger customers appreciate. They understand that this is what you need to do in today's day and age to have secured products.
We're able to elaborate on the multitude of things that we do, and many of our partners are very thrilled to partner with us because of that.
Hartman: Can you help us understand what were some of those key factors throughout this journey, and it is a journey? It's not just one quick little implementation and then you are off and running. It's definitely a journey from the customers we've talked to. What are some of those key success factors in institutionalizing such tools and practices across an organization?
Changing variables
Altekar: Journey is a great word for it. There have been so many times when I thought that we were finally at a place where we need to be, and then, one of the variables changed.
The first thing that you can do is be very clear about what development teams need to do for internal compliance when it comes to software assurance. That could mean setting specific metrics or making sure that they have well defined processes. But whatever is right for your organization, you have to repeat that message often.
I used to think that I was just constantly talking about security, and everyone was tired of it, but one of the key lessons I learned was that it's impossible for you to repeat that message too often. So be very clear about what it is you want them to do and say it often to anyone who will listen.
The second is to make it easy. Make it very simple for various development teams that integrate into your software assurance processes. So understand the challenges that individual teams face in implementing security during the development life cycle. One team's problem, if they are doing an agile development process versus waterfall, could be very different depending on those scenarios.
The key success factors are just to be clear about the message, make it easy for people to integrate, and then measure how well everyone is doing.
Make sure you understand their challenges, whether it's process, time, or the right tools, and make sure that you're able to solve for those. Thankfully, for us, Fortify has been very easy to integrate into the IDE. We've been able to automate with it, so it's been flexible in a number of different scenarios for us.
Finally, quantifying, measuring progress over time. It's very easy to sit back and say, "These guys implement Fortify" or "We have manual tests for them" or "They take all the required training," but it's great to quantify each, so that you provide feedback to senior management and talk about many of the success stories.
If you can provide quantitative information and share those success stories everywhere throughout the organization, you're able to reward everyone's efforts. In summary, the key success factors are just to be clear about the message, make it easy for people to integrate, and then measure how well everyone is doing.
Hartman: That's a great summary, and last one, especially to your point, sounds easy. It's not that trivial of an activity. It's being able to communicate to leadership as well as to the troops.
Leadership, especially in a set of measures or metrics that resonate with them, is not an easy task. There are a lot of activities that get done as far as software security and software assurance practices go, but translating that into a language that a senior business leader is going to understand is not an easy task. That's a very good point.
A couple of last questions for you. If you could take a look back for us with this journey and when it started and the success you've had, is there anything you would do a little differently?
Be repetitive
Altekar: One of the things I already mentioned was to be repetitive about the importance of software security and what needs to be done. There is always someone who hasn't heard that message, and it's important for them to hear it as well.
The other thing is that it's okay to be a bit more realistic in what an organization can do. Just because there's lots of security work ahead of you, it doesn't mean that the organization is able to get it all done immediately.
So it's important to create realistic goals and time frames that the organization can meet, versus trying to get everything done all at once. It changes from organization to organization on what that means, but I've learned to have realistic goals, rather than ideal goals.
Hartman: Going forward then, what's next for Heartland and specifically in this space? Can you paint us a picture for what's next in the horizon from an SSA standpoint, let's say, the next 12 months or so?
My next goal is to combine all our different tools and get even more value out of them running in sync with each other.
Altekar: I'm really excited for the next year at Heartland. We're at a place where we have many of the right tools. We have many of the right controls at the right time during the software development lifecycle.
My next goal is to combine all our different tools and get even more value out of them running in sync with each other - trying to add one and one to get three, versus just the two that we have today.
Going forward, I'd really like to continue to automate and leverage the individual tools and get them working together so that we get, one, richer information about our security posture, but two, to get more actionable and precise information on what various development teams need to do, or what the security team needs to do to better support software assurance efforts.
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The Internet of Things will greatly expand the opportunities for data collection and new business models driven off of that data. In her session at @ThingsExpo, Esmeralda Swartz, CMO of MetraTech, discussed how for this to be effective you not only need to have infrastructure and operational models capable of utilizing this new phenomenon, but increasingly service providers will need to convince a skeptical public to participate. Get ready to show them the money!
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The Internet of Things will put IT to its ultimate test by creating infinite new opportunities to digitize products and services, generate and analyze new data to improve customer satisfaction, and discover new ways to gain a competitive advantage across nearly every industry. In order to help corporate business units to capitalize on the rapidly evolving IoT opportunities, IT must stand up to a new set of challenges. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Jeff Kaplan, Managing Director of THINKstrategies, will examine why IT must finally fulfill its role in support of its SBUs or face a new round of...
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One of the biggest challenges when developing connected devices is identifying user value and delivering it through successful user experiences. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Mike Kuniavsky, Principal Scientist, Innovation Services at PARC, described an IoT-specific approach to user experience design that combines approaches from interaction design, industrial design and service design to create experiences that go beyond simple connected gadgets to create lasting, multi-device experiences grounded in people's real needs and desires.
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Enthusiasm for the Internet of Things has reached an all-time high. In 2013 alone, venture capitalists spent more than $1 billion dollars investing in the IoT space. With "smart" appliances and devices, IoT covers wearable smart devices, cloud services to hardware companies. Nest, a Google company, detects temperatures inside homes and automatically adjusts it by tracking its user's habit. These technologies are quickly developing and with it come challenges such as bridging infrastructure gaps, abiding by privacy concerns and making the concept a reality. These challenges can't be addressed w...
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The Domain Name Service (DNS) is one of the most important components in networking infrastructure, enabling users and services to access applications by translating URLs (names) into IP addresses (numbers). Because every icon and URL and all embedded content on a website requires a DNS lookup loading complex sites necessitates hundreds of DNS queries. In addition, as more internet-enabled 'Things' get connected, people will rely on DNS to name and find their fridges, toasters and toilets. According to a recent IDG Research Services Survey this rate of traffic will only grow. What's driving t...
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Connected devices and the Internet of Things are getting significant momentum in 2014. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Jim Hunter, Chief Scientist & Technology Evangelist at Greenwave Systems, examined three key elements that together will drive mass adoption of the IoT before the end of 2015. The first element is the recent advent of robust open source protocols (like AllJoyn and WebRTC) that facilitate M2M communication. The second is broad availability of flexible, cost-effective storage designed to handle the massive surge in back-end data in a world where timely analytics is e...
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Album Review: Lindi Ortega — Tin Star
"There will be angels; there will be devils / I will be in between," sings Lindi Ortega on "I Want You." That lyric can easily be applied to the Canadian singer-songwriter's soprano, which can veer from a Dolly Parton lilt to a fierce rockabilly shout in the space of a breath, a skill that's enabled the genre-blending songstress to share stages with a spectrum of artists ranging from Dierks Bentley to Social Distortion.
Produced by Dave Cobb (Jason Isbell, Secret Sisters) and largely recorded live in the studio, Tin Star (Ortega's third full-length album) crackles with the energy of a concert – one listen to feisty rockabilly number "All These Cats" and it's easy to conjure up an image of Ortega, clad in her black dress and red boots –the latter a sartorial nod to Wonder Woman – stomping on the stage of some hole-in-the-wall club.
The record kicks off with its best track, the deliciously twangy album opener "Hard as This," where Ortega delivers a magnificent kiss-off to a dillydallying suitor: "If you need time, here's a clock / You can sit alone at night and listen to it tick and tock." "Hard as This" segues into "Gypsy Child," a rollicking, autobiographical tale about the journey that has taken her from Toronto to Nashville, and "Voodoo Mama" could easily be a lost Rosie Flores song.
While it's easy to get caught up in Ortega's badass rockers, her slower and more introspective songs are just as captivating. "Lived and Died Alone," in which Ortega, contemplating the loneliness of those who've never known love, sings "When the sun has set, I will go dig up the dead / Lift their bodies from their graves and I'll lay them in my bed / To fill their hollow hearts with all of my broken parts and all the love that they were never shown." It's dark, yes, but almost sweet thanks to Ortega's sincerity about showing kindness to those who didn't experience it while living. "This is Not Surreal," a reverb-soaked salute to Frida Kahlo, is similarly haunting, as Ortega's ethereal vocals float over strings and Cobb's guitar, while the album's sparse title track, "Tin Star," pays tribute her new home and its under the radar musicians who are "beat up and rusty" compared to the city's more famous inhabitants, who left the world of dive bars and tip jars long ago.
Lindi Ortega may be one of those comparatively unknown artists, even despite her Nashville appearance, but she keeps getting better with each record. This tin star is clearly on the rise.
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Nice review. Cigarettes and Truckstops was one of my favorite CDs of 2012, and I wouldn't be surprised if Tin Star ends up near the top of my 2013 list.
Re star on the rise: she's progressed from playing the atrium of an office building in Detroit earlier this year to headlining a club show this week. Let's hope the ascent continues.
Lindi is a great new artist.
The title track "Tin Star" is a perfect traditional country song with a brilliant bridge section.
Her "Murder of Crows" from her last album is also great.
This is a second very strong album from Lindi. If you want more Lindi, she's singing with Dean Brody on the great current Canadian top ten hit, "Bounty": http://youtu.be/zqv4F98JjaQ.
I like a lot of things about Lindi except for her singing voice, which at times reminds me of fingernails on an old slate chalkboard. If only she sounded exactly like Deborah Allen on "Rock Me (In The Cradle of Love)" at all times, then I'd be on board the Lindi train big time! (lol)
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I used to use Real Player to rip music from CDs, and the music files would then appear in both My Music and Real Player.
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By default, Windows Media Player will rip your tunes in WMA format and save it in your "Music" folder so I can't understand why they are not showing in your Music Folder. Check out this LINK
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Have you done a search? - they may be going to another folder. There is a option for you to change the destination folder in that link.
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If my memory serves me correctly, I believe you have a external hard drive on which you save your backups and other bits and pieces, so following on from northumbria61 you may need to alter the Destination for your ripped music.
In WMP right-click on the small arrow below Sync (top right), then click on More options.
Next click on the Rip Music Tab, and then click on Change (for the Destination) - Browse to and select your My Music, then click on Apply and OK.
Your ripped music should then automatically appear in your My Music folder.
I hope!
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The music WAS going to another folder - my E Drive (external hard drive). I have altered the settings within Windows Media Player so all ripped music now goes to My Music, and I have also dragged all the music which was in E Drive to My Music, so eveything is back as it should be.
Thank you both so much! I'm really grateful.
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I write to you from Johannesburg, South Africa, during the FIFA World Cup, where our very first global summit is breaking ground and bringing together a diverse group of men and women (ages 18 to 30 years) from 50 countries.
This international forum is the first of its kind to fortify young leaders and their in-country movements to stop violence against women. Stay tuned for updates from the summit and meet some of the 500 inspiring delegates from over 50 countries who are at the helm of Man Up Campaign's movement to stop violence against women and girls. Watch the video!
Man Up Campaign is partnering with Cobi Jones and Brandi Chastain — two of the most heralded soccer players in United States history — to dare youth to 'man up' and stand up to violence against women and girls. Jones was the US Soccer Player of the Year in 1998 and is a two-time MLS Cup Winner and Chastain helped the US Women's team capture the 1996 Olympic gold medal and 1999 Women's World Cup title. These soccer legends are featured in a Man Up Campaign public service announcement that will be debuted at Man Up's global summit during the 2010 FIFA World Cup in Johannesburg, South Africa. The summit will launch Man Up's five-year campaign by bringing together 200 young leaders from 50 countries that are committed to stopping violence against women and girls.
Man Up Campaign has been lauded by President Barack Obama's Ambassador-at-Large of Global Women's Issues and works in partnership with the United Nations, international and grassroots NGOs and key stakeholders from the sport and entertainment communities to engage youth. Man Up Campaign young 'delegates' are at the helm of the movement, leveraging the strength of their communities and working with international partners and local grassroots organizations to build long-term, sustainable change in their home countries.
"Using sport to engage youth to stop violence is an inspired idea," says Cobi Jones. "My mother, a junior high school teacher, taught me the value of helping young people through education. I am proud to 'man up' and champion this remarkable movement that heralds human rights education. Man Up Campaign will make the world safer for women and girls around the world, I have no doubt."
"There are a lot of things that soccer does in communities that transcend the soccer field," says Brandi Chastain. "Man Up Campaign uses soccer for a most noble cause – as a vehicle to inspire youth to stop violence against women and girls. Man Up is a win-win -- for both men and women -- in the battle to stop an epidemic that impacts one of out of three women and girls around the world."