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Today we were at the launch of the Vulnerability Self Assessment Tool (VSAT) designed to help businesses and organisations of any size to asses your Security and Business Continuity. The tool was developed by NaCTSO (National Counter Terrorism Security Office) so there is a slight theme around terrorism but it is also relevant to other risks like fires, floods etc. too. This tool is free and is all about raising awareness of how your business can not only survive or bounce back, but bounce forward!
The event featured many key figures including Lord John Reid, Richard Barnes and Russell Price, and the event was chaired by Sir David Veness 'Mr Security'. The event itself was presented extremely well, introducing the tool as a 'dynamic self help tool' aimed at everyone but most especially those 75% of businesses with less than 25 staff who are in the minority when it comes to continuity planning. We were reminded of the impact of Buncefield and the Gloucestershire floods which caused a large number of small businesses to go bust. In the case of the Gloucestershire floods, many businesses lost customer records and had no idea who owed them money and how much! Speakers also highlighted that neither of these events were terrorist attacks. At the core of the development of the tool is the impending '2012′ (no not like the movie) the Olympic games and other celebrations around that time, including; Queen's diamond jubilee, Notting Hill Carnival, the Paralympics and many other events in crowded spaces.
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This article covers five of the most commonly seen blog posts writing errors that exist today. Besides number three (changing person perspective) each error has a clear solution that can be instigated to catch and correct the error every time. Some solutions even offer methods through which you may avoid making the mistake in the future. Number three however will simply require good proof reading, which cannot always be assured.
1). Changing subject midway through the blog post
Problem - This happens very frequently and is often too subtle for the blog poster to notice. A blog poster will have an idea on a subject and start writing, but as a he/she begins to write, he/she will begin to formulate new ideas on the subject, and maybe even form new ideas. The blogger will excitedly add these new ideas and thoughts to the blog post and will therefore have the blog post change its subject half way through.
Solution - The blog poster must decide upon a "point" for his/her blog. He/she may call this their blog post's "goal". The goal is to convince the viewer of something, to explain something, or to get the blogger's opinion across (or all three if you wish). If the blogger creates a "goal" for their blog then they are less likely to lose focus or change the blog post's subject.
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Problem - A person may write a blog post, which starts with one topic, touches upon a few others and then ends with either a vague conclusion, or a text that is very difficult to conclude upon. This type of blog post is sometimes done by people who are writing because they are bored, writing for pleasure, or who are under a tight deadline for their blog and have just put anything online.
Solution - The blog poster should create a process for making a blog post. Each blog post should have a plan. The blogger must get into the routine of collecting his/her thoughts, putting them into a blog plan, turning the blog plan into a blog post structure, and then using that structure to create the blog post.
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Problem - This is a common problem because it is difficult to proof read. A writer may start by writing in the first person perspective and then slip into third persons or second person perspective. These mistakes often only happen over a few sentences, but they are a mistake.
Solution - Other than very good proofreading, there is very little a person can do. Maintaining your focus during a blog post will help, but otherwise this is a very difficult error to avoid or catch.
4). Being promotional instead of opinionated
Problem - Many people start a blog so that they may link related material and pages to their website in order to increase its page rank. This is a nice idea, but some people take it too far and make their blog too promotional. There is nothing wrong with shining a positive light on your company or its products but do it too much and it puts readers off.
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5). Not fully reading of the blog post through before posting it
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Solution - The only solution is a little bit of dedication and tenacity. A person has to have the discipline and a strong will to be able to read his/her work and check every line without skim reading half a paragraph or so. It involves a greater amount of care in proof reading.
These are only Top 5 Common Blog Post Writing Problems with their Solutions, but there are many more that should be considered if you want your blog to be the best in its niche. I will write about them in a future post, till then let me know which problem(s) you face while write a blog post.


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The first time Army chaplain Father Chris Doering jumped out of a plane, he spun like a top.
He was at Fort Benning, Ga., training with the 82nd Airborne Division.
"I was the first man out, and my knees were knocking," he said. "You're supposed to make a dynamic exit. You're supposed to kick out and keep your body tight so you don't spin. I just stepped out and started spinning. I did it all wrong."
That he would do something of the sort at all is what so many find endearing about Doering, who served at St. George Parish in Tinley Park until 2004.
Despite his beard and earring, or perhaps because of them, parishioners embraced him from the start. Doering seemed to possess those golden qualities that make someone a natural leader: charisma and relatability. When people talked, he listened and seemed to understand. His sermons were relevant and often humorous. It helped that he played the guitar and was both a Bears and a White Sox fan.
When he enlisted in the Army in 2010, it was only further proof that "Padre Chris" was special.
Though Doering left Tinley Park eight years ago, first to head to Our Lady of Victory Church in Chicago and then to join the troops, many of the Southland faithful still kept tabs on him, praying for his continued success and, more recently, his safe return from Afghanistan.
Before he left the country last year, he said Mass to a packed house at St. George and attended a special send-off reception.
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Last Sunday, Doering surprised the St. George congregation again when he stopped by to officiate the 10 a.m. Mass with Pastor Ken Fleck.
"There was an electricity and an excitement when people found out he was back," Fleck said. "Everyone was just very happy to have him back safe and sound.
"I'm always encouraging parishioners to keep enlisted men in their prayers. Father Chris reminds us in a special way of those people who are serving."
Doering, 39, said he'd wanted to serve in the military since he was a kid. A few years ago, he realized the clock was ticking. So he went on a diet and enlisted.
He is one of just 10 military chaplains from the Archdiocese of Chicago serving.
When he first landed in Kandahar in September 2011, he said, it took him a week to wrap his head around the fact that he was in Afghanistan.
During his year on the front lines, Doering said he was dispatched to remote outposts via helicopter. He'd stay anywhere from 45 minutes to several days, serving whatever brigade was in charge of a particular area.
"It was like doing mission work in that you went to the people, wherever they were. In a parish, the people come to you on a scheduled basis," he said.
In addition to saying Mass for Catholics and assisting at memorial services, Doering helped soldiers of any denomination deal with loneliness, separation anxiety and the ongoing fear of what was to come.
"The scariest thing for me was the possibilities," he said. "Just the fact that anything can happen at any time.
"I was lucky. On every mission, any kinetic activity was either ahead of me or behind me."
He quickly came to admire the soldiers' poise and ability to stay cool under pressure.
"They don't lose focus on their mission," he said. Even amid the chaos of an IED explosion, he said, the soldiers maintain their concentration.
"Many lives were saved by soldiers helping injured soldiers," he said.
Though serving on the front is a 24/7 operation, Doering said there is down time. He'd brought along a beat-up guitar and would strum a few tunes with the guys whenever he could.
Road to priesthood
Doering attended Quigley North High School, Niles College and Mundelein Seminary. He has a bachelor's degree in Latin and a master's of divinity degree.
He was ordained in 1998 and served as associate pastor at St. George when Pastor Don Cahill succumbed to cancer in 2002. The death propelled Doering temporarily into the top position, until Fleck came on board in 2003.
In helping the St. George flock through that difficult time, Doering endeared himself even more to his congregation. Parishioners enjoyed his down-to-earth sermons, his love for singing Johnny Cash and the fact he was a fan of Harleys. He once said he doesn't own one because he couldn't afford it and "my mom would kill me."
Warm and endearing
Dave Cetera, of Tinley Park, a member of the St. George choir, said: "A lot of people really like him. He was so different, with his earring and his beard. He was this big burly guy who was funny and genuine."
Cetera said military service brought a notable change in the priest. Not only did Doering return from the war zone clean-cut and trim, having lost nearly 90 pounds, but "he seemed so much more mature when he spoke," Cetera said.
During the homily, he talked about how the military experience brought him more in tune with the struggles of real people.
"He seemed excited to be back in a church, where he didn't have to yell over helicopters and generators," Cetera said.
While the people of St. George welcome Doering with open arms, the padre says the feeling is mutual.
"The St. George community is unbelievably warm and welcoming," he said. "It was a great community long before I showed up."
Doering was scheduled to be back at Fort Bragg this weekend. He has one year of military service to go, but he doesn't expect to be sent back to Afghanistan, at least not with his current unit.
Right now, he is focused on returning to the "new normal."
"I asked some of the guys who've been back for awhile how long it takes before you feel like yourself again," he said. "Some said it happened right away; others said it can take up to a year."
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Wine Enthusiast's annual list of the 100 best value-priced wines of the year included only two Oregon wines, and only one of them was a Pinot Gris, the 2009 Acrobat Pinot Gris by King Estate.
Head over heels for Acrobat
This is the second year in the life of Acrobat, the brand we introduced last year with the 2008 vintage. Acrobat showcases Oregon's preeminent varietals, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir. The inaugural release was extremely well received, earning 89 points or better from all of the major publications, and heralded for its unprecedented value by the press and trade. Much more importantly, you, our wine-loving friends, gave us great feedback about the wines and we flew through the first vintage. We set out to deliver affordable wines of quality, and the response we got from the public indicated that we hit the nail on the head.
Acrobat & Signature Pinot Gris are 2 of 10 winners at the Pacific Coast Oyster Wine Competition
The first round of judging began at the end of March with 163 wines, and over 1,800 oysters. Over 6 days, 5 judges completed two rounds of judging, and the first phase of the Oyster Wine Competition was complete. The contenders were narrowed down to 20 wines, and King Estate had 2 wines out of the remaining 20, 2008 Acrobat Pinot Gris and 2008 Signature Pinot Gris. The wines were then prepared for the final round of tasting, a grand affair which takes place over 3 days (April 20th-22nd) and across 3 different cities (Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle). The judges consisted of some of the foremost experts in the world of wine & oysters, ranging from sommeliers to wine writers and beyond.
King Estate ranks among the most popular wine brands in America's top restaurants
In the April issue of Wine & Spirits Magazine, the results of the 21st Annual Restaurant Poll were announced. The poll represents the best selling wines in America's top Zagat rated restaurants.


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Marc joined InHealth in July 2014. He has extensive experience of leading IT organisations within the independent health sector. Prior to moving into the health sector he spent 10 years working at BAA, the international airports group with stints at Legal & General and PwC. Marc has a particular interest in integrating the IT function into the core of our business to deliver a great customer experience and to eliminate waste wherever possible.
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Great article. Interesting how there is no Advisory Council for the Status of Men. There are plenty of issues which males feel the brunt of and could use assistance with- the same way as money is being invested into the Status of Women Council...equality is a very important facet of a developing, media-savvy generation.


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There are certain constants in life, and one of them is a never-ending spate of predictions that Linux is dead on the desktop. It's inevitable that we see these kinds of article popping up every once in a while. CIO has one of the latest examples of this as it tries to make the case that Linux is dead on the desktop.
According to CIO:
All of experts agree – Windows won every battle for the business user. Mac OS has surged a bit lately, they argue, but the prospect of handing a Linux laptop to end users are long gone. Linux has a stranglehold on the workstation market, for developers, and on tablets and phones. It's time the enterprise decided Linux on a business laptop is finally, totally dead.More at CIO
Bah! I hate having to wade through these kinds of articles, but it's necessary to answer them lest the perception take root that "Linux is doomed!" and all the usual blather that goes along with such nonsense. Every single time I read one of these articles my eyes roll into the back of my head and various profanities burst from my lips.
The article focuses on the corporate desktop, but as we all know there has been a revolution going on inside companies as people move their focus from desktop computers to mobile devices. And Linux has been a part of that via Android and Chrome OS since the very beginning. And let's not forget that we'll soon have phones and tablets coming from Canonical that run Ubuntu.
The author acknowledges the transition to mobile, but then downplays it and focuses back on Windows on the desktop. Well, if Windows is still the main OS being used on the desktop then who's fault is that exactly? I hardly think that the users can be blamed for that, it's much more likely the IT department that is making those kinds of decisions.
The power of IT departments to control the choices of their users is slowly but surely fading away, however. And that will eventually have long-term ramifications for Linux inside companies. The BYOD movement shows no sign of slowing down, and it is forcing IT companies to make way for non-Windows operating systems and devices.
One of the more irritating points in the article is about the supposed lack of applications. I found this section to be completely absurd. There are thousands and thousands of desktop Linux applications available in most distributions. And if Windows applications are necessary, it is quite easy to run them via VirtualBox, Wine or CrossOver.
I think the article really should be renamed to: Is Linux dead on the corporate-business-executive desktop? It would be a much more accurate headline than the current one, which gives the misleading impression that Linux has failed completely on the desktop in all markets. Well that's not true at all. There is so much more to desktop Linux than just the corporate IT world.
Think I'm kidding? Then take a look at this list of switchers to Linux from Wikipedia. Many countries have already switched to Linux on the desktop. or have plans to do so in the near future. The list is so long that there's no way I can repeat all of it here in this roundup.
Governments aside, the Wikipedia article also contains a list of companies that are using Linux on the desktop. Here's a brief sample of companies that have been using Linux on the desktop, I think you'll recognize the names of some of them:
Dreamworks Animation
London Stock Exchange
And that's just a few of the companies listed in the Wikipedia article, and it doesn't include governments and other large institutions that often have hundreds of thousands of desktop users. Go ahead, take a look at the entire list and then tell me that Linux is dead on the desktop.
But what about individuals? Let's remember that the list on Wikipedia does not include any of the millions and millions of individual users around the world who run Linux on the desktop each day. Individual Linux users are often overlooked, but they are there and their computing choices matter just as much as those of any government or company.
Desktop Linux isn't dead, it's alive and well. And it's just getting started.
Munich saves millions by switching to Ubuntu
Apparently Munich missed the memo that said desktop Linux was dead. The city has switched to Ubuntu and is saving millions of euros as a result of this choice.
According to BetaNews:
Today, Canonical announces that not only has Munich taken an open approach to computing with Ubuntu, but the city is saving millions of euros too. Using open-source software and saving money? Hell, maybe all governments should make the switch to Linux.
The company further explains, "the switch from from proprietary software to open source has saved the city more than €10 million -- a figure that accounts for both the hire of external companies to implement solutions and the internal man-hours the city has invested in management, training and testing. By 2012, €6.8 million had been saved on Microsoft licensing alone. By August 2013, the cost of the entire project had reached €23 million, compared with an estimated €34 million just to upgrade to Windows 7 and new versions of Microsoft Office".More at BetaNews
I find it more than a little amusing that I bumped into this story on Lxer right after finishing my commentary for the "Linux is doomed!" story above. But it really puts the lie to the idea that desktop Linux is dying and it shows clearly that the movement to Linux in general is just increasing around the world.
Kudos to the folks in Munich for making such a wise decision. It shows that they are thinking ahead and that they have the vision to see the virtues of Linux for their city. I suspect other cities and countries will look at them as an example of what can be achieved with Linux.
The best Linux desktop for new users?
TechRadar has an overview of the top Linux desktops that might be useful to new Linux users.
According to TechRadar:
Choice and flexibility are the cornerstones of the open source ecosystem. But spare a moment for the average desktop user just warming up to Linux. They come from a constrained environment and are baffled by the plethora of choices on offer. Many end up making the wrong choice and get turned off and abandon their open source expedition.
Which is why we're aiming to help select the best desktop environment that will suit each user, their workflow and minimise any learning curve. There's something for seasoned Linux users as well. Get a bird's eye view of what other camps are up to and decide if they've progressed enough to warrant another try as your desktop.
Ubuntu Unity
Cinnamon 2.0More at TechRadar
I agree that it can be confusing for new Linux users to find a desktop, so this article might be a good resource for them. I don't think a new user could go wrong with any of these desktops though, it's just a matter of familiarizing himself or herself with them and then making the choice that best suits their individual needs.
What's your take on all this? Tell me in the comments below.
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Bud shoot-out coming up fast!
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The 2011 Budweiser Shootout
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New track surface at Daytona - no more bumps.
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im gonna change this to the official 2011 nascar thread.
what a strange bud shoot out. not only was i suprized with the "2 car" draft, but many of the drivers were as well.
it was good to see kurt bush in victory lane. unfortunately it wasnt in the blue deuce.
today is the 10th anniversary of dale earnhardt's death. speed network ran a great one hour special.
dale jr wins the pole. naturally, hendrick wins the front row.
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Pairs racing?
I don't think those motors can last at 9700rpm for 500 miles at Daytona, we'll see.
Sucked for Matt - being the 13th car and no partner- got left hung out to dry in the last 20 laps.
the drivers speak out - Harvick was trying to rip some wires out from under the dash...
Daytona International Speedway Introduced To Two-Car Drafts; Drivers React
It was a completely new form of racing that no one in NASCAR had ever seen before. But what did the drivers think of it?
Ryan Newman, who finished third, said called it "the most unexpected race I've ever been a part of."
"My spotter was driving for me as if I was the car in front of me when I was behind somebody pushing," Newman said. "You're at the mercy of his perception of car lengths and speed."
Drivers said that as the "pusher" car, they couldn't see over the spoiler of the car in front of them. And the leading car was basically being driven by the pusher – Newman even said he had no control as Jeff Gordon pushed him straight through a wreck.
Kevin Harvick, a pusher late in the race, was running his car so wide-open that he kept hitting the rev-limiter and was unable to stay tucked up underneath Gordon.
So Harvick told his spotter to go stand next to Gordon's spotter, Jeff Dickerson, and tap Dickerson on the shoulder whenever Harvick needed to relay a message to Gordon.
"Check up! Check up!" Harvick would say, and Gordon would get on the brakes.
Harvick's crew gave him the green light to pull the wires out of the rev-limiter, but he couldn't quite reach it.
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anyone else play hooky to watch the qualifying races?
kurt busch is kicking ass and taking names. with dale jr. dropping to the back of the field for the start of the 500, it moves kurt up into the pole position. that plus 2 speedweek wins is a great way to start the season in new skins.
lots of rookies in the 2nd race. i hope bad brad keselowski and cousin carl hook up as push drafting partners.
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Congrats to Trevor Bayne.
Happy 20th B-day. Daytona 500 winner!
As much as I want to blame it all on Mikey for that crashfest that took out half the field, I say, yes, that truck race swolled his head a few sizes too large.
But there's always a joker in a 43 car field.
It is what it is. I blame nsacar.
Restrictor tracks have always been a crapshoot, no matter how they run. I can't blame it all on Mikey.
You want more excitement - move the crowds back 20 rows, remove the plates and have the kiddies on tee-vee see them wreck at 230 mph
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Expanding CSU's dial-up systemwould cost more than $80,000 and wouldprovide only temporary relief. Anotheroption—even more costly at over$500,000—was to re-cable the buildingusing Category 5 cable, but this wouldrequire pulling Ethernet cables into everyresidence hall room. Ultimately, CSU wasdetermined that a wireless network wouldbe more cost-effective and could offer thespeed and scalability required to serve theneeds of students and faculty.
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CSU and CDW-G also worked togetherin 2004 to select 3Com's IntelliJack SwitchNJ225 FX, which transformed a singlefiber connection into four 10/100 switchedports. This allowed CSU to distribute itsnetwork to wireless access points withoutbuying and installing expensive fiberswitchingplatforms that exceeded presentand future needs.
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Thursday Sept 30, frpm 4pm - 6:30pm,
the Toronto Cyclists Union will be setting up a "service station" on the corner of Harbord and Grace, just out front of linuxcaffe.
The Toronto Cyclists Union's Bicycle Service Station is a chance to bring bike advocacy to the street and make the bike union more accessible to Toronto's cycling community, while providing them access to a complimentary bike safety check.
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Toronto Open Source Week is a celebration of Open Source technology and community throughout the Toronto area. The following events have been confirmed; additional events are being planned and will be announced here shortly.
Sorry for the incredibly short notice, but this evening at 6 PM at linuxcaffe, we'll be hosting a Fedora 11 release party.
New features will be demonstrated and discussed. DVDs and CDs will be burned. USB sticks will be turned into bootable images with optional persistent storage. Food and drinks will be consumed. Good times will be had by all :)
linuxcaffe is launching a series of smallish informal knowledge exchange sessions (classes, workshops, tutorials, what-have-you) on all sorts of things related to open technologies.
Finally a grass roots conference for Linux and Open Source right here in Ontario.
The Ontario Linux Fest is a conference for all things Linux and Open Source.
In the spirit of Open, and in the form of bar-camp, the Shuttleworth Foundation and the Centre for Social Innovation are hosting OpenEverything
An un-conference exploring all things Open, the event will feature talks, sessions and "speedgeek" presentations by some of Toronto's most impassioned proponents of a more open society. There's only room for 60 participants, and the registration of $40 includes coffee, snacks, a hot meal and ideas that will change the world.
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On Saturday March 29, 8-9pm, linuxcaffe will join thousands of other businesses and people in Toronto (and millions worldwide) in flicking the switch, turning appliances off stand-by and enjoying an hour of quiet darkness. Earth Hour shows that, together, our small actions can make a difference to global warming.


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Whether you're a skier, rider, sledding junkie or exercise enthusiast... Big Bear has it all! Sure... summer time is a bit on the warmer side, but that doesn't mean you have to be stuck indoors all winter long. You may be a full-timer or here on vacation, either way there are several ways to get up, get out and breathe some fresh air. Check it out... Bear Mountain and Snow Summit: Our two local ski resorts offer a wide range of ski/snowboard lessons, terrain for all abilities and a shuttle that will take you to … [Read more...]
Big Bear Winter Fun For Everyone!
Want to EARN your Big Bear Thanksgiving dinner? Here's How.
It's almost that time. Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, pumpkin pie… yep, it's Thanksgiving! A day we all look forward to, especially when it comes to food. That being said, maybe a little jog would make you feel a bit better about indulging? If so, this year Big Bear has officially hopped on the Turkey Trot train and will be hosting its first annual run this Thanksgiving Day. The Big Bear Turkey Trot falls under the umbrella of Open Air Big Bear, and offers 3, 6, and 9 milers ranging from $35 - $45 (see … [Read more...]
Big Bear Holiday Schedule 2013
We feel fortunate to enjoy the holidays in the mountains. Here is a list of the major events going on around the Big Bear Valley. If you are new to the mountains, remember all activities are weather dependent. Check the forecast before leaving and carry chains throughout the winter season. The Community Arts Theater presents, "Christmas in the Mountains." This is a musical variety show featuring an original play, "Scrooge of Starvation Flats." The show is at the town hall, in the Big Bear Lake Performing Arts … [Read more...]
Tips for Buying Land in Big Bear
Buying a vacant parcel and building a home in Big Bear means having total control over every aspect of a house, from the foundation to the flooring to the views. There are many things that need to be considered when buying land in Big Bear. Will a hillside location make building costs prohibitive? Am I overbuilding for the area? Can I keep horses on the property? What's the potential re-sale value? Who is the local building authority - City v.s County? The following is a list of things to consider when purchasing … [Read more...]
Increasing Property Values in Big Bear
We've enjoyed a summer with plenty of monsoonal rain. Fall temperatures are here, along with a couple inches of snow last night. If you take a drive around Big Bear, you'll find trees heavily laden with apples and pears. This is a great time of year to plant apple trees and berry bushes. Besides providing a delightful harvest, improving your landscaping is an easy way to increase property value and boost curb appeal. A study done by Virginia Tech in 2007 showed that good landscaping can improve a home's resale … [Read more...]
Big Bear's Oktoberfest
Located at the Big Bear Lake Convention Center, at the far East end of the lake; Division and Big Bear Blvd are the cross streets for one of the longest lasting, and most fun celebrations of the year. The Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest is back for their 43rd year. The festivities are already in high gear! After last year's awesome Oktoberfest, the Burgermeister has excelled one more time! Two very special Friday nights, "Unplugged!", have been added! Beyond the bar offerings inside the main building, there are 3 Beer … [Read more...]
Big Bear's Service Groups
For what can be considered a small area, Big Bear Lake offers a large variety of clubs and organizations offering opportunities to serve, extend your education, and meet and enjoy the company of others with similar interests. To pique your interest, here is a short list of some of the service organizations active in Big Bear. American Legion Post 584 Bear Valley Community Hospital District Foundation Big Bear Airport Pilots Association Big Bear Association of Realtors Big Bear Bridge Club Big Bear Chapter of … [Read more...]
Landscaping for Residential Real Estate
Whether you're a "do it yourself" type of person or you prefer to call in the professionals, landscaping in Big Bear, CA poses unique problems. Long-time Big Bear gardeners will tell you about our short growing season (90 days). Our shortened growing time and colder winter season means trees and shrubs that thrive in Southern California will not grow in these mountains. Different areas of the Big Bear valley support a wide variety of local and introduced plants. The Boulder Bay area is moist enough for ferns. The … [Read more...]
Independence Day 2013
If you have not experienced Big Bear Lake's Independence Day celebration, you are missing a real treat.Big Bear Lake is famous for holding one of the top 10 fireworks displays in the state of California.The show is always on July 4th at 9:00pm. This year, the 4th is on Thursday. Courtesy of the Big Bear Rotary Club, each year's show has an uplifting half hour of gorgeous, high-flying fireworks, coordinated with Independence Day music from the local radio station, KBHR 93.3FM. Be sure to tune in! The fireworks are … [Read more...]


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Symplified Named Colorado Company to Watch for 2012
Award Recognizes Most Promising Growth Stage Enterprises
BOULDER, Colo., May 7, 2012 – Symplified®, the Cloud Identity Company, today announced that it has been named a Colorado Company to Watch for 2012 by the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade and a consortium of private and public organizations dedicated to supporting second-stage businesses in Colorado. The Colorado Companies to Watch Awards recognize the top firms that demonstrate significant employee or sales growth, exceptional entrepreneurial leadership, and sustainable competitive advantage. Winners will be honored at a special ceremony on Friday, June 22, 2012 at the Denver Marriott City Center.
Colorado Companies to Watch is a unique awards program developed by the Edward Lowe Foundation to honor second-stage companies which have grown past the startup stage but have not reached maturity. Winners demonstrate high performance in the marketplace, exhibit innovative products or processes, or otherwise make those companies "worth watching".
"Being named a Colorado Company to Watch provides further validation that Symplified is growing by leaps and bounds. Our innovative security technology is removing barriers to the adoption of cloud services by enterprises," said Eric Olden, CEO and founder of Symplified.
"The market for cloud services is booming. According research firm Gartner, global spending on SaaS (software as a service) will rise 17.9 percent this year to US$14.5 billion*. Our cloud identity and access management service makes SaaS secure on any access device including on smartphones and tablets, which explains why we nearly tripled revenues and boosted customer adoption by 300 percent last year," he added.
About Symplified
Symplified provides seamless single sign-on, identity and access management services to help enterprise around the world safely and securely connect users to cloud, web and mobile applications. Symplified is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado and can be found on the Web at www.symlified.com.
* Gartner, Inc., "Forecast: Software as a Service, All Regions, 2010-2015, 1H12 Update", 13 March 2012 by Sharon A. Mertz and al.


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BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA, July 9 - Pfizer Inc, the world's leading biopharmaceutical company, today announced that the results of a number of hemophilia studies will be presented at the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) 2010 Congress taking place July 10-14, 2010, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Key research includes a pre-clinical evaluation of recombinant factor Xa as a potential new approach to restoring hemostasis, as well as a study assessing the potential for an engineered recombinant factor VIIa molecule to improve therapeutic outcomes in mouse models of hemophilia. These presentations follow Pfizer's recent announcement about the creation of a new research unit focused on rare diseases, including hemophilia.
"We are very excited to present these data, which highlights the strength of our pipeline and our enduring commitment to provide recombinant products for the hemophilia community," says Brenda Cooperstone, M.D., vice president of clinical development and medical affairs for the Specialty Care Business Unit at Pfizer. "Our investigation of novel therapies for hemophilia treatment remains ongoing and we will continue to work closely with our partners--including the World Federation of Hemophilia--to help improve hemophilia care worldwide."
Early Research with Factor Xa and VIIa
Pfizer will present the results of a pre-clinical study in mice indicating that recombinant factor Xa therapy may provide a unique way to bypass deficiencies in the intrinsic pathway. Additional results from a preclinical study in mice suggest that a recombinant factor VIIa molecule with increased activity and duration of action may have the potential to improve inhibitor outcomes.
Additional Hemophilia Research from Pfizer at WFH
Pfizer's Ongoing Commitment to the WFH and the Hemophilia Community
Pfizer will make a contribution to WFH at the meeting in support of the Twinning Program, which aims to increase the level of diagnosis and care for people with hemophilia by pairing emerging treatment centers and patient organizations with more established centers and organizations around the world. Wyeth, now part of Pfizer, has acted as the exclusive corporate sponsor of the world-renowned program since 2001, which currently has 32 Twinning partnerships worldwide. Historically, there have been 149 Twinnings. Pfizer will also host the annual reception for the Twinning Program.
About Hemophilia
Hemophilia is a rare, inherited blood-clotting disorder characterized by spontaneous hemorrhages or prolonged bleeding. People with hemophilia are deficient in one of the key proteins - factor VIII for hemophilia A or factor IX for hemophilia B - that is needed for normal blood clotting. Most patients with hemophilia are dependent on replacement therapy.
Indication for BeneFIX
BeneFIX is indicated for the control and prevention of bleeding episodes in adult and pediatric patients with hemophilia B (congenital factor IX deficiency or Christmas disease), including peri-operative management.
BeneFIX is NOT indicated for the treatment of other factor deficiencies (e.g., factors II, VII, VIII and X), hemophilia A patients with inhibitors to factor VIII, reversal of coumarin-induced anticoagulation, or bleeding due to low levels of liver-dependent coagulation factors.
Important Safety Information for BeneFIX
Please see full Prescribing Information for BeneFIX available at www.pfizer.com.
Indication for ReFacto®
ReFacto is indicated for the control and prevention of hemorrhagic episodes and for surgical prophylaxis and for short-term routine prophylaxis to reduce the frequency of spontaneous bleeding episodes in patients with hemophilia A. The effect of regular routine prophylaxis on long-term morbidity and mortality is unknown.
Important Safety Information for ReFacto
Please see full Prescribing Information for ReFacto available at www.pfizer.com.
Pfizer Inc: Working together for a healthier world™
At Pfizer, we apply science and our global resources to improve health and well-being at every stage of life. We strive to set the standard for quality, safety and value in the discovery, development and manufacturing of medicines for people and animals. Our diversified global health care portfolio includes human and animal biologic and small molecule medicines and vaccines, as well as nutritional products and many of the world's best-known consumer products. Every day, Pfizer colleagues work across developed and emerging markets to advance wellness, prevention, treatments and cures that challenge the most feared diseases of our time. Consistent with our responsibility as the world's leading biopharmaceutical company, we also collaborate with health care providers, governments and local communities to support and expand access to reliable, affordable health care around the world. For more than 150 years, Pfizer has worked to make a difference for all who rely on us. To learn more about our commitments, please visit us at www.pfizer.com.
PFIZER DISCLOSURE NOTICE: The information contained in this release is as of July 9, 2010. Pfizer assumes no obligation to update forward-looking statements contained in this release as the result of new information or future events or developments. This release contains forward-looking information regarding the Pfizer Hemophilia Franchise.
A further description of risks and uncertainties can be found in Pfizer's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2009 and in its reports on Form 10-Q and Form 8-K.
AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible for the accuracy of news releases posted to EurekAlert! by contributing institutions or for the use of any information through the EurekAlert! system.


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Jul 7 - 11 Apple Valley School Summer Camp Smyrna, TN Apple Valley School is set up to provide children age 7 to 12 an opportunity to step into a different time period gaining hands on experience of a child growing up in the 1800s. This camp is a simulation of a nineteenth century school where they will learn about life through role playing, making Victorian crafts, playing traditional games, and other activities. Period dress is optional. The camp runs from July 7-11, 2014. learn more
Jul 7 - 14 Arts Adventures Unmasked: Earthly Endeavors Day Camp Maryville, TN Performing Arts Day Camp learn more
Jul 8 - 12 Ed Stivender as Teller-in-Resident at Storytelling Live! Jonesborough, TN Since first appearing at the National Storytelling Festival in 1980, Ed Stivender has toured the world presenting his one-man shows in Austria, Ireland, New Zealand, Indonesia, and in festivals across the U.S. Best known for his witty improvisations and original interpretations of classic material, he engages his audience in a participatory dance of wisdom, whimsy and surprise. learn more
Jul 11 - 12 Lauderdale County Tomato Festival Ripley, TN Festival honoring local Tomato Farmers learn more
Jul 11 Sunset Music Series Concert: The Uptown Stomp Townsend, TN Friday, July 11, 2014 - Swing, Blues, and Ragtime learn more
Jul 11 Office Space Memphis, TN Join The Orpheum Theatre for a comedic tale of company workers who hate their jobs and decide to rebel against their greedy boss. Office Space is sponsored by APG Office Furnishings. learn more
Jul 11 Live in Livingston Livingston, TN Free...Americana Music Festival with The Steeldrivers. The Flea Market Hustlers will also be performing. learn more
Jul 11 ODELL BRUMMETT BAND (Formally Renegade) at Mega-Bites in Crossville,TN at 9:30pm CT Crossville, TN ODELL BRUMMETT BAND (formally The Renegade Band) is Finally Returns next Friday. Last June they packed the house and they really showed us how to Party! They being well known band all over East Tennessee and Knoxville area, are now much harder to get to play on our Stage. These guys are well seasoned and have played together for years. Odell has that old southern accent that would surprise you with his voice on the stage. Some of their Songs are..Picture, Ain't No Sunshine, Blues Man, The Breeze, Better Than Rain, Angel Eyes, Pride & Joy, Sweet Child O' Mine, Wagon Wheel, Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound, All My Rowdy Friends, Krytonite, Blue On Black, Simple Man, Free Bird, Roll of the Dice, Sharp Dressed Man, Play that Funky Music, Free, Rose Colored Glasses, and White Wedding! learn more
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Jul 11 Friday Night Dinner Show - The Deltaz Linden, TN Above the beautiful beaches and glamorous neighborhoods of California, deep in the secluded mountains, you can hear the pulse of Mississippi Delta Blues, the harmony of American folk music, and the rumble of retro rock - this sound is The Deltaz. learn more