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By Zac Ellis Big 12 requests full Baylor scandal report Big 12 requests full Baylor scandal report Alabama's strength coach now makes $525.000 a year Alabama's strength coach now makes $525.000 a year Former Baylor commit WR Devin Duvernay joins Texas Former Baylor commit WR Devin Duvernay joins Texas Robinson, Jones disciplined by Alabama Robinson, Jones disciplined by Alabama Four-star LB Marchiol commits to Texas A&M Four-star LB Marchiol commits to Texas A&M Alabama AD Bill Battle taking leave of absence Alabama AD Bill Battle taking leave of absence Why you need to know Clemson's Christian Wilkins Why you need to know Clemson's Christian Wilkins By Colin Becht James Conner raises money for cancer research James Conner raises money for cancer research Briles 'no show' for Baylor rape victim apology Briles 'no show' for Baylor rape victim apology Alabama's Robinson, Jones won't be prosecuted Alabama's Robinson, Jones won't be prosecuted ESPN buys Big Ten's media rights package ESPN buys Big Ten's media rights package Brandon Vandenburg found guilty on all charges Brandon Vandenburg found guilty on all charges Report: USC AD Haden earned $2.4M for charity role Report: USC AD Haden earned $2.4M for charity role Four-star LB Willie Gay commits to Ole Miss Four-star LB Willie Gay commits to Ole Miss FSU's Fisher will not attend satellite camps FSU's Fisher will not attend satellite camps UAB receives approval for new football facility UAB receives approval for new football facility Baylor reaches contract settlement with Art Briles Baylor reaches contract settlement with Art Briles San Diego St.'s White lands NFL minority fellowship San Diego St.'s White lands NFL minority fellowship By Thayer Evans Get to know five-star recruit Trey Smith Get to know five-star recruit Trey Smith By Colin Becht Report: Baylor, Briles reach contract settlement Report: Baylor, Briles reach contract settlement Briles's motion could signify suit against Baylor Briles's motion could signify suit against Baylor By Michael McCann Source: Illinois State OC Beathard resigns Source: Illinois State OC Beathard resigns By Thayer Evans Five-star CB commits to Florida State Five-star CB commits to Florida State Art Briles accusing Baylor of wrongful termination Art Briles accusing Baylor of wrongful termination Which conference will get left out of the playoff? 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By Colin Becht Three more women file lawsuit against Baylor Three more women file lawsuit against Baylor Corey Robinson ends career due to concussions Corey Robinson ends career due to concussions Four-star OT D'antne Demery commits to Georgia Four-star OT D'antne Demery commits to Georgia Podcast: @FauxPelini on state of Nebraska football Podcast: @FauxPelini on state of Nebraska football By Lindsay Schnell The Commit List: Michigan, Ohio State and Tennessee The Commit List: Michigan, Ohio State and Tennessee The three biggest CFB commitments of the past week The three biggest CFB commitments of the past week By Chris Johnson Briles return rumors 'unbelievable' to victim's family Briles return rumors 'unbelievable' to victim's family Briles's possible return angers family of victims Briles's possible return angers family of victims Four-star WR Tyrell Shavers commits to Alabama Four-star WR Tyrell Shavers commits to Alabama LSU bans opponents' marching bands from performing LSU bans opponents' marching bands from performing Ohio State female fan levels LB Raekwon McMillan Ohio State female fan levels LB Raekwon McMillan Nevada's Marc Ma presumed dead after accident Nevada's Marc Ma presumed dead after accident Cal Poly recruit Jake Javier paralyzed in accident Cal Poly recruit Jake Javier paralyzed in accident Most impactful players, coaches of playoff race Most impactful players, coaches of playoff race By Brian Hamilton Cal Poly recruit paralyzed in pool accident Cal Poly recruit paralyzed in pool accident Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More College Football Meet the public face of the playoff selection committee; Walkthrough Photo: Tom Pennington/Getty Images by Andy Staples Add Favorite Favorite Added Twitter Email Posted: Thu Aug. 28, 2014 Chuck Barrett, the voice of the Arkansas Razorbacks, stood on a stage in a ballroom at a Holiday Inn in Springdale, Ark., last Friday and introduced the Arkansas athletic director. Barrett made a joke that drew laughs on a sweltering August afternoon. If he says it again come November, it will draw knowing nods. "Everyone in the country is going to know Jeff Long's Twitter account," Barrett said. "Everyone is going to know his email. Everyone is going to write lobbying for one of those coveted spots. It's one of those things that sounds good until you've got to answer all those messages, which I'm sure he'll do." Jeff Long is going to be famous. Former boss Joe Castiglione, the Oklahoma AD, calls him J-Lo. By December, Long could be more recognizable -- at least among college football fans -- than that other J-Lo. Sure, Long is a household name to Arkansas fans and those who follow the wonkery of major college sports. The casual fan probably remembers him for firing Bobby Petrino after Petrino's ill-fated motorcycle ride with the mistress who Petrino had slipped onto Long's payroll. But by November, after Long has explained himself on national television a few times, he'll be one of the most recognizable people in the sport. And a lot of you probably will hate him. You might not really hate him. People tend to reserve true hate for those who have done them personal wrong. Of course, this is college football, and in certain sectors of the SEC, Big Ten and Big 12, some fans do legitimately hate the people they believe have wronged their teams. As the chair of the College Football Playoff selection committee and the guy who will go on television every week to explain the committee's latest rankings, Long will be the one who draws most of the anger. He's the face of the operation, so he'll likely have to take the abuse. Back in his office in Fayetteville, I asked Long if he understands the avalanche that will hit him in October when he begins explaining the committee's rationale on a weekly basis on Tuesdays on ESPN. "Certainly, I'm not one who seeks the limelight," Long said. "This was something I was unprepared for in my mind. But I'll get used to it." STAFF: SI's experts provide their 2014 College Football Playoff picks From 2009-13, I posted my AP Poll ballot on SI.com and wrote explaining why I ranked each team where I did. Needless to say, people disagreed. Some wrote in with impassioned, reasoned, well-researched rebuttals to certain rankings. Even more wrote in to question my lineage, heritage, education, sexuality and mental function. Long is like me. He reads all his email and Twitter mentions. He responds to those who disagree. But even at a big national site such as SI.com, only a few hundred thousand people read those rankings. Counting re-airs and SportsCenter segments, millions will see Long explain the selection committee rankings. And unlike the AP Poll, which hasn't had anything to do with who actually plays for the national title since '04, the committee will decide who gets to play for the national championship. In terms of reach and stakes, the rankings Long explains will be far more infuriating than mine. Which means he'll get at least 100 times the vitriol. Since the angry responses are fairly easy to predict, let's go through the two most common ones and see how Long stacks up. Angry response No. 1: What do you know about football? Long has had to evaluate, hire and (very publicly) fire football coaches. But he has a deeper history in the game than many of today's CEO ADs. After finishing his career as a football and baseball player at Division III Ohio Wesleyan in 1982, Long became a graduate assistant in the football program at Miami (Ohio). "I thought I was going to go there, get my master's and teach in high school," Long said. "I heard you got a little more pay in high school with a master's." So, what happened? "The major college football bug bit me." He went from Oxford, Ohio, to Raleigh, N.C., to join Tom Reed's staff at NC State. "In today's world, I would have been a quality control coach," Long said. "But my desire was to get on the field. I kept pushing and pushing." Unfortunately, the Wolfpack kept losing and losing. Reed's staff was fired at the end of the 1985 season. Long was still getting paid, so he volunteered to help Steve Sloan's Duke program during spring practice. A coach left in the summer -- just before Long ran out of money -- and Long worked with the tight ends and tackles for a 4-7 team. After the 1986 season, Sloan took the athletic director job at Alabama. Duke hired former Florida quarterback Steve Spurrier as Sloan's replacement. "Coach Spurrier doesn't remember it, I'm sure," Long said. "But I worked for him from Thursday to a Sunday. We had a big recruiting weekend. He was hired on a Thursday, and I was told my services were no longer needed that Sunday." College Football 2014 preseason Crystal Ball: SI picks for the playoff, Heisman and more 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More Long moved on to a graduate assistant job at Michigan. He couldn't resist a chance to learn from legendary coach Bo Schembechler. In Ann Arbor, Long was assigned to work for the Wolverines' offensive line coach. "I was Les Miles' graduate assistant," Long said. "It was awesome. I learned more football in a short period of time than any place else." Before each game, Miles would make Long draw up blocking assignments for each Michigan play against every possible front a defense might use -- even if that team had never used a particular front. "I'd give it to Les, and he'd tell me whether I was right or wrong," Long said. "But we were prepared." After a season spent at Michigan, Long received a call from former NC State co-worker Tyrone Willingham. Willingham was on the staff at Rice, and the Owls needed a football-savvy person to be the assistant athletic director in charge of recruiting for all sports. "I reviewed every student-athlete's academic credentials," Long said. "Then any of the kids who were on the border, I would take them to the provost and make the case." Long was in Houston only eight months before Schembechler -- who had recently added athletic director to his football coaching duties -- hired Long to be the liaison between Schembechler and associate AD Jack Weidenbach, who ran the department's day-to-day operations. Long would move through the organizational chart at Michigan before making stops at Virginia Tech (associate AD), Eastern Kentucky (AD), Oklahoma (associate AD), Pittsburgh (AD) and Arkansas. So, while Long has been a suit for 25 years, he has football knowledge. "I put on a football helmet in fourth grade," Long said. "I've been getting hit in the head since fourth grade. Maybe that's why I agreed to accept this position." Angry response No. 2: You're biased because -- the angry responder will probably write "Your bias because" -- of [insert former job or known acquaintance]. Look at that list of schools up there. It's long. Think about the web of people Long knows based on that experience. And that doesn't even count the major college head coach Long befriended well before either dreamed that Sports Illustrated would write about them. Long was the quarterback at Fairmont East High in Kettering, Ohio. His center? Brady Hoke. "I could throw a baseball two times, and I'd be in their backyard," Long said of Hoke and his older brother, Jon, who is now the secondary coach for the Chicago Bears. ELLIS: Bowl projections: Predicting all 38 matchups of the postseason Long has worked with Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer. He has worked with Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops. You just read about his experience with Spurrier and Miles. (LSU offensive coordinator Cam Cameron was also on that Michigan staff.) We all know Long worked with Petrino. Long was the AD at Eastern Kentucky when Roy Kidd hired a young assistant named Will Muschamp. Long loved the guy. The list could go on and on. If Long and the committee make a decision that helps a coach or a program Long knows, understand that choice also probably hurts a coach or a program Long knows. The same goes for the other college sports lifers in the room, so it doesn't make sense for them to play it any way but straight. Long didn't go into this job with the expectation that he would tell America where teams are ranked every week. That came later, after College Football Playoff executive director Bill Hancock and ESPN's management figured out how to turn the weekly reveal into a made-for-TV event. "You know, I didn't really know about that. I didn't sign up for that," Long said. "But as we went through the process and Bill continued to work with ESPN, they came up with the idea that we would announce on Tuesday evenings." Though he won't know how everything will work until games are played and committee meetings begin in late October, Long has a basic idea of workflow. This is important, since he has a fairly demanding day job. Arkansas' athletic department reported revenues of $99.8 million last year. In its first season under Bret Bielema, the Razorbacks' football team went 3-9 (0-8 SEC). Long must manage the department's 19 sports, and he must keep a watchful eye on its cash hog, which hasn't performed well since Petrino's firing. Long drew groans across the nation after Arkansas beat writers tweeted out Long's words to Bielema during the kickoff luncheon. "You've made being around football fun again," Long said. So, 3-9 is fun? No. Though Long would never say it, it's fairly easy to translate that statement as, Thanks for not being Bobby Petrino. Long will be at every Arkansas game this season. That's his job. But on the bus and on the plane, he'll be glued to his iPad streaming other contests in progress. When he returns to his house after home games, Long will retreat to his command center. "I'm surrounded by women in my house. Two daughters, a wife, a female dog. I've never had a man cave," Long said. "Or, I should say, a sportsman's cave. But I used this to convince my wife that I had to have it. Now I have three TVs mounted on one wall, so I can watch three games at once." STAPLES: Which teams have most at stake in Week 1?; more #DearAndy On Sundays, selection committee members will be able to download coaches' cut-ups of nearly every team's games from a central server to their tablets and computers. "Sideline [view], end zone [view]," Long said. "Sideline, end zone." Some committee members have expressed a preference for television broadcast video with commentary, but Long wants the coaches' tape. "If you look at some of these polls in the past, they couldn't have possibly watched all these teams," Long said. "Because they didn't have the technology to see all these games." This committee will. It will also have reams of data crunched by Sports Source Analytics. It will have every possible advantage. That doesn't necessarily mean it will reach a conclusion that will be agreeable to you. On six Tuesdays and one Sunday this fall, Jeff Long will deliver the good or bad news. Try to be civil. "I may not read as much on Twitter as I used to," Long said. Randy Staples: College Football Playoff bracketology The start of the 2014 college football season is here--SEC football expert Randy Staples breaks down his picks for the College Football Playoff. Pregame adjustments Thursday • Texas A&M at South Carolina: Quarterback Kenny Hill gets his first start as Johnny Manziel's replacement for the Aggies, while Dylan Thompson's long wait behind Connor Shaw finally comes to an end for the Gamecocks. The bigger questions for both teams lie on defense. South Carolina lost linemen Jadeveon Clowney, Kelcy Quarles and Chaz Sutton, and coordinator Lorenzo Ward may use more odd fronts because -- in the inverse of 2013 -- he has experienced linebackers and a green line. Meanwhile, Texas A&M will try to better a defense that allowed a whopping 6.36 yards a play and 5.38 yards a carry last fall. Gamecocks tailback Mike Davis, who has recovered from preseason hamstring and rib injuries, will test how much the Aggies' defense has improved. Keys to Texas A&M-South Carolina matchup On Thursday's SI Now, Sports Illlustrated college football writers Zac Ellis and Martin Rickman break down tonight's marquee matchup between South Carolina and Texas A&M. • Boise State vs. Ole Miss (in Atlanta): It's a clash of coaches who spent one year at Arkansas State and then moved on to better jobs. Hugh Freeze did it in 2011. Harsin did it in '13. If Gus Malzahn ('12) could bring up his Auburn team, this would make for one heck of a round robin. Friday • BYU at Connecticut: The Cougars traveled east to open last season and lost a head-scratcher at Virginia. After two consecutive 8-5 campaigns marred by losses in games BYU was talented enough to win, it's time to start winning all the games it should. A matchup with Bob Diaco's rebuilding project at UConn certainly qualifies. • UNLV at Arizona: Wildcats coach Rich Rodriguez announced on Monday that redshirt freshman Anu Solomon will start against the Rebels. But Rodriguez was quick to point out that his decision does not mean the Las Vegas native will play the whole game or whole season. Solomon won a four-man derby, and it sounds as if Rodriguez is reserving the right to see how Jesse Scroggins, Jerrard Randall or Connor Brewer might fare. Solomon will have the benefit of throwing to wide receiver Austin Hill, who will play his first game since 2012. Hill, who tore his ACL during spring practice in '13, caught 81 passes for 1,364 yards as a sophomore. Saturday • Penn State vs. UCF (in Dublin, Ireland): The teams are in Ireland, thus eliminating the possibility of the first cancelation of a college football game due to the eruption of an Icelandic volcano. At the moment, both squads are still trying to get over their jetlag. Penn State coach James Franklin had his team take an overnight flight on Tuesday (arriving Wednesday morning). From the airport, the team visited Croke Park Stadium for a tour. Then it had lunch. After lunch, the Nittany Lions practiced. Then, on Wednesday evening, they finally reached their hotel. The Penn State staff hopes the long first day will reset the players' body clocks so they don't realize it's 9:30 a.m. back home when they kick off against the Knights on Saturday. • Ohio State at Navy: The headlines will understandably focus on how Ohio State redshirt freshman quarterback J.T. Barrett handles replacing Braxton Miller. But this game will also feature Keenan Reynolds, who might be the best Navy quarterback since Roger Staubach. Reynolds will be tested as never before when he runs the option against what might be the nation's best defensive line. • UCLA at Virginia: This is one of those odd West-Coast-team-kicking-off-early-on-the-East-Coast games, so it's reasonable to expect UCLA to look sluggish. But the Bruins know they have the chance to be special this season, and they've been itching to play again since they left the field at the Sun Bowl. • Appalachian State at Michigan: It's not happening again. • West Virginia vs. Alabama (in Atlanta): Fortunately, Mountaineers quarterback Clint Trickett clarified himself after revealing his first kiss came from Alabama coach Nick Saban's daughter. Otherwise, we'd be asking you to pray for Trickett. • Rice at Notre Dame: The Fighting Irish have quarterback Everett Golson back after a season away because of academic dishonesty. Yet on Saturday they won't have receiver DaVaris Daniels, cornerback KeiVarae Russell, defensive end Ishaq Williams or linebacker Kendall Moore because of an investigation into alleged cheating. The good news for Notre Dame? Rice has to replace a lot from the team that won Conference USA in 2013. • Arkansas at Auburn: This game is happening in August because the SEC wanted to create some pressure points to convince cable and satellite providers to carry the SEC Network upon its launch. It worked. As soon as the schedule was released, fans began pestering their providers to carry the network. While this game has its share of off-field drama -- Malzahn and Bielema fighting about how fast the hurry-up offense should be allowed to go -- it seems fairly lopsided on the field. Auburn will start Jeremy Johnson at quarterback as Nick Marshall serves a suspension for a marijuana possession citation, but Marshall will play at some point. Meanwhile, Arkansas quarterback Brandon Allen, whose truck was set on fire by a suspected arsonist earlier this week, will try to take advantage of a Tigers' defense that must play this season without gifted pass rusher Carl Lawson (ACL). • Clemson at Georgia: This doesn't have the juice of last year's opener in Death Valley, but that's probably because we haven't seen much of the new starting quarterbacks. Last year everyone who loves college football knew Aaron Murray and Tajh Boyd. Hutson Mason and Cole Stoudt will have to blaze their own paths -- though Mason should get plenty of help from a stable of tailbacks that might be the deepest in the nation. Time to take the plunge for another season, Mark Richt. • Fresno State at USC: The Trojans were having a nice, quiet preseason until senior cornerback Josh Shaw showed up with two sprained ankles and a fabricated story about how he got them. Fortunately for USC, redshirt freshman Chris Hawkins already proved he was ready for extended playing time while Shaw was out during the spring. Who will throw the passes that Hawkins will defend remains a subject of debate. Fresno State coach Tim DeRuyter has not named a permanent replacement for quarterback Derek Carr. Brian Burrell and Duke transfer Brandon Connette -- who split time last year with Anthony Boone -- remain in contention for the job. • Florida State vs. Oklahoma State in (Arlington, Texas): Cowboys coach Mike Gundy still hasn't given J.W. Walsh his full vote of confidence at quarterback, but uncertainty at the position hasn't harmed Oklahoma State much in the past. Backup Daxx Garman hasn't played in a game since his junior season at Jones (Okla.) High in 2009 -- eligibility issues forced him to sit out as a senior at Southlake (Texas) Carroll High in '10 -- but his arm allows the Cowboys to throw a different look at defenses. In last year's season opener against Mississippi State, Clint Chelf started, but the offense didn't begin moving with regularity until Walsh entered the game. Walsh and Chelf traded the job twice more, but it seemed this offseason that Walsh had nailed down the position. We'll see if that's the case on Saturday. Meanwhile, there is no question who will play quarterback for Florida State. Defending Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston will give the three new starters in the Cowboys' secondary their biggest challenge right out of the gate. • North Texas at Texas: The Charlie Strong era begins when North Texas rolls down Interstate 35 with a group that should look quite different than the one that closed last season by winning eight of its final nine games. The Longhorns hope they look different, too. The last time they played, they would have lost to Oregon even if the Ducks' offense had never taken the field. • Wisconsin vs. LSU (in Houston): LSU coach Miles has managed to keep the mystery surrounding the Tigers' quarterback situation alive -- probably because he hasn't been able to decide the identity of his No. 1 guy. Miles said this week that freshman Brandon Harris and sophomore Anthony Jennings will both play against the Badgers. Meanwhile, Wisconsin coach Gary Andersen has failed to maintain that same element of surprise. While Andersen declined to confirm reports that Tanner McEvoy had beaten out Joel Stave, Badgers tailback Melvin Gordon did. Of course, a back who averaged 7.8 yards a carry last season is allowed to say pretty much whatever he wants. HAMILTON: A weekend behind the scenes with Wisconsin's offensive line Sunday • SMU at Baylor: The Bears open their new stadium against the Mustangs. What's in the concession stands? Fried pickles and bacon-wrapped onion rings. • Utah State at Tennessee: Quarterback Chuckie Keeton returns after missing the second half of last season with a knee injury. Keeton nearly led Utah State to a win at Auburn in 2011. He almost led the Aggies to a win at Wisconsin in '12. He nearly led them to a win at USC in '13. This is Keeton's last chance to win one of these against a power-conference foe. With Tennessee replacing its entire starting offensive and defensive lines, it might be his best opportunity. Monday • Miami at Louisville: An acting gig Miami freshman quarterback Brad Kaaya's mom had before he was even born will provide the nation's most succinct heckling this year. If Kaaya throws an interception against the Cardinals, expect the entire stadium to salute with, "Bye, Felicia." Throwback video of the week Long before the SEC Network was a gleam in commissioner Mike Slive's eye, the league occasionally scheduled conference games on opening weekend. One of the best came in 1985, when Alabama traveled to Athens to face Georgia on Labor Day. It appeared the Bulldogs had won when they recovered a blocked punt in the end zone late in the fourth quarter. Bama quarterback Mike Shula got the ball back with 50 seconds remaining and no timeouts and led a comeback drive for the ages. Let Keith Jackson and Frank Broyles explain … On the menu I'll hit three games this weekend, so culinary opportunities will be abundant. In Columbia, S.C., I'll have to choose between stalwart Hudson's Smokehouse and new kid The Southern Belly BBQ, which I have not visited but have received rave reviews about. On Saturday, I'll be in the Metroplex for Florida State-Oklahoma State. Pecan Lodge will receive a visit at some point. The question is how many people will it take to devour a Trough (brisket, pork spare ribs, a beef rib, pulled pork and sausage). If I'm one of them, I'm guessing three. On Sunday, I'll be in Waco for SMU-Baylor. 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Cloud Expo, Inc. has announced today that Andi Mann returns to 'DevOps at Cloud Expo 2016' as Conference Chair The @DevOpsSummit at Cloud Expo will take place on November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. "DevOps is set to be one of the most profound disruptions to hit IT in decades," said Andi Mann. "It is a natural extension of cloud computing, and I have seen both firsthand and in independent research the fantastic results DevOps delivers. So I am excited t...
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IoT is rapidly changing the way enterprises are using data to improve business decision-making. In order to derive business value, organizations must unlock insights from the data gathered and then act on these. In their session at @ThingsExpo, Eric Hoffman, Vice President at EastBanc Technologies, and Peter Shashkin, Head of Development Department at EastBanc Technologies, discussed how one organization leveraged IoT, cloud technology and data analysis to improve customer experiences and effi...
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Basho Technologies has announced the latest release of Basho Riak TS, version 1.3. Riak TS is an enterprise-grade NoSQL database optimized for Internet of Things (IoT). The open source version enables developers to download the software for free and use it in production as well as make contributions to the code and develop applications around Riak TS. Enhancements to Riak TS make it quick, easy and cost-effective to spin up an instance to test new ideas and build IoT applications. In addition to...
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The idea of comparing data in motion (at the sensor level) to data at rest (in a Big Data server warehouse) with predictive analytics in the cloud is very appealing to the industrial IoT sector. The problem Big Data vendors have, however, is access to that data in motion at the sensor location. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Scott Allen, CMO of FreeWave, discussed how as IoT is increasingly adopted by industrial markets, there is going to be an increased demand for sensor data from the outermos...
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CenturyLink has announced that application server solutions from GENBAND are now available as part of CenturyLink's Networx contracts. The General Services Administration (GSA)'s Networx program includes the largest telecommunications contract vehicles ever awarded by the federal government. CenturyLink recently secured an extension through spring 2020 of its offerings available to federal government agencies via GSA's Networx Universal and Enterprise contracts. GENBAND's EXPERiUS™ Application...
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The cloud market growth today is largely in public clouds. While there is a lot of spend in IT departments in virtualization, these aren't yet translating into a true "cloud" experience within the enterprise. What is stopping the growth of the "private cloud" market? In his general session at 18th Cloud Expo, Nara Rajagopalan, CEO of Accelerite, explored the challenges in deploying, managing, and getting adoption for a private cloud within an enterprise. What are the key differences between wh...
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Presidio has received the 2015 EMC Partner Services Quality Award from EMC Corporation for achieving outstanding service excellence and customer satisfaction as measured by the EMC Partner Services Quality (PSQ) program. Presidio was also honored as the 2015 EMC Americas Marketing Excellence Partner of the Year and 2015 Mid-Market East Partner of the Year. The EMC PSQ program is a project-specific survey program designed for partners with Service Partner designations to solicit customer feedbac...
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The IoT is changing the way enterprises conduct business. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Eric Hoffman, Vice President at EastBanc Technologies, discussed how businesses can gain an edge over competitors by empowering consumers to take control through IoT. He cited examples such as a Washington, D.C.-based sports club that leveraged IoT and the cloud to develop a comprehensive booking system. He also highlighted how IoT can revitalize and restore outdated business models, making them profitable ...
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There are several IoTs: the Industrial Internet, Consumer Wearables, Wearables and Healthcare, Supply Chains, and the movement toward Smart Grids, Cities, Regions, and Nations. There are competing communications standards every step of the way, a bewildering array of sensors and devices, and an entire world of competing data analytics platforms. To some this appears to be chaos. In this power panel at @ThingsExpo, moderated by Conference Chair Roger Strukhoff, Bradley Holt, Developer Advocate a...
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The varsity boys defeated Hope Christian, 93-57, on Dec. 11 for their first road test of the season and passed in flying colors.
Junior Sean Clarey set school records for points in a game (41) and three-point shots made (11) and got plenty of support. Senior Domonique Criss added 27 points and senior Forah Bangura added eight points and 10 assists.
Two days later, the Blue Knights defeated Living Word Lutheran at home, 71-28 as Criss had 22 points, Clarey, 21, and senior Jake Kolasinski added six points and 10 rebounds.
The win improved their record to 7-0 overall and in the Midwest Classic Conference Brookfield Academy remained ranked No. 2 in the state in Division 4.
BA suffered its first loss on Saturday in the NY2LA Holiday Classic Shootout at Homestead High School in Mequon, which brought together some of the top teams and players from around the state.
The Knights lost to Division 2 powerhouse Wisconsin Lutheran, 76-49, as Clarey led the scoring with 18 points and Criss added 15. Bangura continued to prove why he is one of the best point guards around by registering seven assists and just one turnover against Vikings intense full-court pressure.
The Knights (7-1) should not be impacted in the state rankings because of who their opponent was.
BA plays New Berlin Eisenhower, the ninth-ranked team in Division 2, during the Dec. 27 New Berlin Christmas Tournament at New Berlin West High School.
- Patrick Clarey
Girls basketball
The girls are off to a strong start. The team is currently 3-4, and 3-2 in conference play, after losing, 45-34, to Living Word Lutheran on Friday.
With seven games under their belt, the Knights are currently led in scoring by captains senior Josie Francis and junior Kourtney Krohn, along with sophomore Jamie King.
They face Milwaukee Hamilton on Saturday at home.
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Ok. So most of you know that I truly know NOTHING about moderation. It's either all or nothing, the whole enchilada, feast or famine.
I was not scheduled for strength training today. I rather sluffed off yesterday, so of course, whole hog I go today. I worked with weights. I worked with the ball. I rode my bike. I rowed on the machine. I did squats, lunges, raises, and ab resistance band. I over did.
Then I proudly start to enter all of this, am satisfied with the points I earn, and decide to read Lovescamping's most recent blog. This brings me down to the right size.
I am reading her blog, and then start reading it over again from the top. Good grief!! She is talking straight to ME! Nearly every sentence she wrote points at what I have been doing. I read her wisdom three times, and decide I have to get honest with myself.
I have been griping about not losing the weight I want to, but bragging about the inches I have left behind. I have not been rigorous in measuring my food, either. I have, however, been very good with the water thing. Score one for me.
What I need to learn is moderation in all areas of my life. Beginning with this "weight thing". I need to allow my muscles a day in between workouts to re-oxyginate, and stop working out like a maniac.
When I am living the life of a crazed maniac, I burn out. Right down to the cinders. I actually get mad at the bike, weights, bands and rower, as though they are my problem. I even give them dirty looks. I feel superior because I am ignoring them, and teaching them a lesson!!
Lovescamping brought all of this reality to me today in her blog. She actually has motivated me to become more sane and balanced in my approaches to my body attitude.
I will "lighten up", get my head on straight and begin enjoying more of life than I have been.
Isn't it wonderful to have such motivational people in life??!! Lovescamping, you are my hero!
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Wow! I am blushing and humbled. Thank you so much. I could almost say I'm speechless, but as my best friend says, that NEVER happens. Actually he's given me some good advice in the past about over training and needing to take some time off from the whole weight thing. And then a year or so down the road, I come to the same conclusions and repeat them back to him. And he says, "Is there an echo in here???" LOL
Bless you if you're not hard-headed as me.
And thank you so much for the accolades.
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I am the same way. I think I need to read Lovescamping's blog also.
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Gary Cahill is confident young striker Romelu Lukaku is in for a successful season at Stamford Bridge.
Lukaku, 20, has been in blistering form on Chelsea's tour of Asia, scoring four goals in three games and posing a constant threat in the final third.
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"He's still a young lad, but he scored a lot of goals at West Brom. So I'm sure it's exciting times for him and I'm sure he's looking forward to the season."
Cahill was also glowing in his assessment of triallist Bertrand Traore, who was only invited on tour after Mourinho watched footage of him he received from Chelsea's scouting team.
The 17-year-old has been a revelation this pre-season, scoring two goals including a memorable strike against an Indonesia All-Stars XI and Cahill says he has impressed the rest of the squad with his performances.
"Traore has come into the games and not looked out of place," Cahill said.
"He's been working well with the manager for two weeks and scored a fantastic goal in Indonesia.
"He's composed on the ball, has great confidence for such a young lad and has certainly done himself no harm in the two weeks we've been here."
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The "Middle East B2C E-Commerce Report 2014" indicates that E-Commerce in the region has grown significantly in recent years, and is prepared for a boom, as internet connections spread and the population becomes more familiar with online shopping. Growth rates of around 20% per year are expected for the next few years.
According to the findings of this report, B2C Commerce presently accounts for less than 1% of total retail sales in the region, as there are obstacles to overcome to prepare the way for the boom.
These obstacles include the low adoption of the online retail channel by local businesses, the predominance of cash on delivery payments, and low consumer acceptance of online shopping, compared to international benchmarks. Still, a few markets lead the region in adoption of E-Commerce.
The UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Israel together account for around half of all sales in the region. The product categories that produce the most revenue in online sales in the region were consumer electronics, computers, and jewelry, including watches. Online shopping for clothing also has begun to gain in popularity.
Mobile commerce has a high potential in the Middle East, as smartphone and tablet penetration is high, and mobile is often the most common mode of connection to the internet in the region. M-Commerce accounted for 10% of all B2C E-Commerce in the region in 2012, with this share expected to double by 2015.
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Several fast growing local merchants have emerged in response to the developing interest in B2C E-Commerce in the Middle East. Among them are mass merchants JadoPado and Alshop, and online electronics store EmiratesAvenue. Three other regional merchants, online mass merchant Souq.com, online fashion store Namshi and flash sales site MarkaVIP together garnered over USD 70 million of investment in 2012.
Nevertheless, International sites Amazon and eBay are among the most popular shopping destinations of online consumers in the Middle East, though behind regional player Souq.com in terms of annual spending per shopper. Due to relatively low adoption of the online channel by local merchants, cross-border Internet shopping is common. There are even special services that assist consumers in buying from International websites and getting their orders delivered.
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The road does not discriminate over its victims. In the 11 days from Christmas Eve until the morning of January 3, seven people died on New Zealand roads, ranging from an 11-month-old girl to a 52-year-old father.
Although the toll was the second lowest since records began in 1958, as police have repeatedly said "one death is too many".
Among those who died was a bubbly and caring mother of two who had it all ahead of her in 2014.
Lynelle Bray, 46, completed an accounting degree in April last year and, although she had struggled for eight months to find a job, she had finally landed her dream gig just before Christmas.
The past few years had been hard graft, raising two kids while completing her degree, but she had finally caught a break.
But on December 30 it came to an abrupt end.
The car she was driving collided with a bus at a Hamilton intersection and she died at the scene.
Jazmin, 20, and Jayden, 17, lost the mother they loved and Joy and Bevan Bray faced the anguish of burying one of their children.
Joy Bray said the loss was especially devastating for the children, leaving them without a guiding force. She and her daughter, known as Lil, talked almost daily on the phone.
"As a mother and daughter, that doesn't always happen . . . we talked about the things we were worried about and wanting to talk through and we've always been able to do that."
Just why do people crash over the Christmas/New Year period?
Official descriptions of the crashes this year included things such as "hit a barrier and flipped", "driver lost control and hit a bank" and "vehicle crosses the centre line, hits a ditch on the other side of the road and rolls" - all indicating careless driving was a cause, rather than external factors such as weather or alcohol.
Automobile Association motoring affairs general manager Mike Noon said from what he saw, this seemed to be the case.
"The crashes I saw seemed to be people making mistakes, everyday drivers making mistakes and it turned out badly."
There were a wide range of circumstances that led to those mistakes, including people rushing to get to events or tiredness from long drives, Noon said.
For the New Zealand Transport Agency, the causes of the crashes were not an easy thing to pinpoint.
NZTA communications manager Andy Knackstedt said that during the holiday period, journeys were often longer than normal and people were driving on routes that are new to them.
"Driver fatigue and other stressful things like heat, traffic jams, noisy children and general tiredness can all combine to make our roads riskier.
"Plus, people on holiday may be less vigilant about not drink driving, keeping to a safe speed, not driving when tired, and always buckling up.
"People travelling on NZ roads during a holiday period need to be aware that there are more vehicles on the road, and more people driving on unfamiliar roads."
Police road policing manager Superintendent Carey Griffiths said although one fatality was too many, the number of summer fatalities was significantly down. The number of fatalities for December 2013 (23) was the lowest in 63 years, with January 2014 also on track to be one of the lowest.
But that is cold comfort for the Bray family.
Mrs Bray said it was rare to see Lil without a smile on her face, and she had a great ability to connect with people, something the overwhelming response at her funeral showed.
"She was always a lovely, happy, cheerful person and a sign of that is there was in excess of 350 people at her funeral, and we've received over 100 cards.
"You often pick up papers and they say [a person] drowned or died and they say what a neat person they were, but the number that we had at the funeral, and we're getting cards from people who we haven't seen for 20 years, and they all say the same thing," she added.
"I knew what merit she held with me, but to hear it from other people has been absolutely incredible."
Sandy Paul Waenga Brown, 21, of Paua, died in the early hours of Christmas Day after being thrown from a Toyota Hilux south of Cape Reinga. The driver had lost control and hit a bank.
Olivia Lu, 11 months, died after her parents' car hit a barrier and flipped on to its roof near Paraparaumu, north of Wellington on December 28. She died in hospital, where her mother was able to hold her one last time.
A 56-year-old woman from China died in a crash between Te Anau and Mossburn in Southland on December 29.
Kahui Matauwhati, 4, of Masterton, died after her family's Isuzu Bighorn 4WD crossed the centre line, hit a ditch on the other side of the road and rolled on State Highway 4 near Taumarunui. Her death notice read: "God has taken another angel home".
Lynelle Joy Bray, 46, of Hamilton, died when her car collided with a bus in Hamilton on December 30. Her mother, Joy, said she was a bright, bubbly person who had it all ahead of her.
Gregory John Spargo, 50, of Auckland, died in a motorcycle crash near Bulls on New Year's Eve. His death notice said he died "doing one of the things which he loved best, riding his Triumph".
Norman John Lessells, 52, of Havelock North died after his motorcycle collided with a ute at 12.55pm on the Napier-Taihape road on January 2.
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Waikato avoids the worst of the weather
Stephen Donald starts with Aaron Cruden benched for Chiefs clash with Crusaders
Man sought after attempted armed robbery in Hamilton
The rise of the mega-commuter - from Hamilton to Auckland and back each day
NZ unemployment rate tumbles, and workforce shrinks, in recalculation
Police find pair from fatal crash mystery car
Company says body in bale not worker
Dead man found in cardboard bale at Hamilton business
Waikato re-sign Damian McKenzie, Atu Moli, James Tucker for another two years