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Brie and Nikki then drive one of Cena's cars and Brie is scared. Brie says that her and Bryan enjoy a simpler, more low key home, but she does like Cena's house.
Then, things go back to Eva and Jo Jo's room and Jonathon leaves. Eva talks about becoming more focused on being Fandango's partner. She gets ready to go out with him. Jo Jo questions if Jonathon knows Eva is going out with him as she takes off her ring.
Back from commercial and we're back at Cena's house. He and Nikki are swimming in the pool as Brie and Daniel come out. Cena tells them they have to dive off his rock cliff by the pool. Brie says she feels like she is in a rap video when she's at Cena's house.
Things head to LA as Ariane walks into the costume designer's shop. His name is Mike. She tries on the new outfit and likes it a lot.
Eva Marie is then shown walking into a restaurant. Fandango comes in wearing a white blazer with blue pinstripes. They reminisce about when they first met (when Fandango kissed his own hand) and talk about her being hot. Fandango asks if she's ever danced and she lies and says she has. They eat and Eva thinks it's going well. She thinks they have great chemistry. He then asks her to go to a club with him later.
It's later on in the night and Eva meets him at the club. He asks her to ballroom dance with her. They're then shown talking at a table. Fandango calls her beautiful and she expresses she feels uncomfortable because she really doesn't know how to dance.
Back from commercial and Cena, Daniel and the Bellas are headed to the airport to go to Aberdeen. Cena and Daniel propose a wood chopping challenge, boys vs girls. If the girls win the get massages every week for a month. They arrive in Aberdeen and drive back to Daniel's house. Nikki says she loves the trees but doesn't like the rain.
Daniel's house is a small, cabin-esque house that used to belong to Daniel's parents, his childhood home. They show a way funny picture of Daniel as a kid. Nikki is worried because she feels Brie is giving up a lot to please Daniel. Cena and Nikki then talk to Brie about if she feels it's big enough to raise kids with Bryan there.
Then, Trinity is shown talking to Ariane on the phone about the new costumes she got. Jo Jo and Jon Uso are shown sitting on the couch. Jon makes fun of the way Ariane talked on the phone.
Things head back to Aberdeen and the wood cutting contest starts. The Bellas do it in skimpy little tops to try and distract Cena and Bryan, but the guys take off their shirts too. The Bellas got eight chops, so Cena and Bryan have to get 25 to win. Nikki says her boyfriend is the Terminator. Brie says she loves the fact that her boyfriend looks like a lumberjack and it's hot. Bryan takes forever and doesn't chop any, so the Bellas win the contest. Nikki and Cena are in the bed talking. Then, Nikki leaves with Brie to buy wine.
Brie says she is freaking out a bit about leaving California, where she loves it, to live in Washington with Bryan. They walk through a field near a waterway, and Brie says she doesn't think it's fair she can't change Bryan's house. She feels she is sacrificing a lot to be with him (in terms of where they live). Nikki says she should talk to Bryan about not living in Washington all year round.
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for photo shoot in Madrid... and brings baby Carmen to watch
Alec Baldwin may have decided to sit this one out and understandably so.
His wife Hilaria Baldwin was in sexy form as she performed some amazing yoga poses during a photo shoot at a park in Madrid, Spain on Friday.
Hilaria, 29, did bring the couple's six-month-old baby and a nanny to mind her while she kicked up her high heels - yes, heels - into a head stand.
Balancing act: Hilaria Baldwin kicked up her heels into a head stand during a photo shoot in Madrid, Spain on Friday
As a yoga instructor, Hilaria must know that bare feet are the norm during such routines.
As she was showing off for the professional photographer, who one assumes was working for a Spanish magazine, it was all part of the day's routine.
The Spanish-born Hilaria was also wearing a clingy, low-cut white camisole and a buff-coloured, pencil-line skirt that matched her beige, peep-toe stilettos adorned with leather bows.
And Tigger too: The yoga instructor brought baby Carmen to the photo shoot that took place at a park where the six-month-old got to meet Tigger
Need assistance: A helpful assistant straightened out Hilaria's skirt
Well-heeled: While high heels are discouraged during yoga, Hilaria had a good excuse to wear them this time
Bottoms up: The 29-year-old was in fine form as she balanced her body on top of a stone structure
Her raven-black hair was gathered in a ponytail with bangs that blew across her eyes as she then kneeled down for a balancing pose on a white towel.
Carmen's dainty red pram stood nearby as Hilaria stretched out in an arm-toning side plank pose without the heels.
Hilaria was seen cradling Carmen in her arms next to a life-sized Tigger from the Winnie The Pooh fable while the camera kept clicking.
All wrapped up: Hilaria was enjoying the moment when she twisted her arms and legs like a pretzel
Overcast: Hilaria peered through the cover of her long and wispy bangs
Entourage: Mrs Alec Baldwin was accompanied by a few helping hands and a nanny to watch over Carmen while she worked
Taking a breather: The fashion-savvy Hilaria sat on a bench leafing through a Spanish magazine
At one point during the photo shoot, Hilaria was sitting cross-legged on a bench wearing a light grey cardigan and reading the Spanish fashion magazine.
While Hilaria was displaying her yoga prowess, Alec was presumably working on his latest film nearby in the Spanish capital.
The 55-year-old actor has teamed up with Spanish industry heavyweights Santiago Segura and Sony on Torrente 5, the latest installment of the most successful movie franchise in Spanish history.
Bare essentials: Hilaria kicked off her heels to perform some basic yoga poses on top of the stone wall
Nice tone: The raven-haired beauty moved into a graceful, arm-toning side plank in front of Carmen's red pram
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Hilaria was born on the Spanish isle of Mallorca and split her childhood between Spain and the USA, so this may have played a role in her husband's career move.
Yoga for two: Hilaria and Alec, who's filming a movie in Spain, celebrated Valentine's Day with yoga and a kiss
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Enterprise IT has experienced a rapid evolution over the past few years. Cloud has revolutionized storage and brought with it a host of new and emerging information security challenges. Consumer adoption of mobile technology has forced enterprise networks to operate in a multi-platform environment in which the technology is largely selected, procured, and controlled without the advice or consent of IT. Of the many lessons learned in recent years, perhaps the most crucial is that IT must take a proactive approach to adopting emerging technologies, rather than being forced to react to and mitigate the inevitable fire drills. Of the transformative technologies now gaining traction in the enterprise, Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) has stayed relatively under the radar, but is nonetheless poised to play an integral role in the ongoing IT evolution. This article will discuss the benefits of integrating VDI into the new data center, and the factors enterprise IT departments must consider when evaluating if and when to bring on a VDI solution.
While the origins of virtualization reside in the drive for server consolidation, VDI is fast becoming a staple in the new data center. Today's evolving network takes virtualization well beyond servers to a means of centralizing IT, beginning with desktop PCs and expanding to encompass the wireless computing devices proliferating throughout the enterprise, including smartphones and tablets. The expansive adoption is evident in the numbers. According to a report published in September 2012 by VisionGain titled "The Cloud-Based Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Market 2012-2017,"the VDI market was expected to grow to $11.2 billion by the end of 2012.
The advantages of VDI, particularly for large enterprises, are clear. For one, VDI solutions reduce desktop support and management costs by bringing a wide array of devices and operating systems into a single control solution. For another, they also enable energy saving and green initiatives by lower overall energy requirements of virtual desktops. Moreover, VDI offers business continuity and disaster recovery capabilities as well as a means to secure data in the data center, which is paramount when meeting compliance and security regulations.
Progressive IT departments at colleges, law firms and retail establishments have quickly caught on to the potential of VDI to radically streamline enterprise networking. The business and technical efficiencies involved with VDI are relatively simple and straightforward in exchange for the significant improvements VDI can deliver to network manageability, security and energy efficiency.
Before an enterprise undertakes the transformation to VDI, however, data center managers must understand the potential network impact from a performance standpoint, while maintaining key criteria such as cost savings, delivery of multiple converged services, and power efficiency.
VDI Deployments and Network Security
Network security is of paramount importance in today's business environment, and the emergence of VDI in the network has enhanced today's security, namely network identity, by simplifying, centralizing and driving security within the network rather than the PC OS. Security for yesterday's network meant complex "application layer" elements of sign-on security such as LDAP directories, strong authentication, and Single Sign-On (SSO) systems. With the VDI network, traditional operating systems are eliminated, but IT must still require and implement user log on, secure policies, visibility and monitoring in order to ensure security across the network.
The Energy Efficient Network
The amount of energy consumed by data centers is enormous, and growing in tandem with the burgeoning amounts of electronic data being created and stored by enterprises the world over. At the same time, enterprises are increasingly called to task to demonstrate their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), one aspect of which is reducing their carbon footprint. The efficiency of the networking equipment deployed therefore directly impacts a data center's 'green' credentials. As energy costs rise and CSR gains public and government mindshare, reducing energy consumption has become a focal point for many enterprises, and VDI plays an integral role in this process. By centralizing resources and bringing in much higher speeds at the port level, VDI significantly improves the energy efficiency of the network. Rather than deploying multiple tiers and distributed Gigabit Ethernet LANs, suddenly the horsepower is consolidated into a single core layer providing the bandwidth necessary for all VDI connections. This allows much higher density 10 Gigabit Ethernet port modules on chassis type switches to easily collapse all traffic into just a few network switches. VDI implementations also contribute to energy savings at the device level. By enabling IT to easily manage smartphones and tablets operating on multiple platforms, energy-gobbling desktops can be replaced with these smaller, more energy efficient mobile devices. In the end, VDI is highly efficient, more powerful and easier for IT to manage.
Converging Voice and Video for VDI Deployments
Once the considerations for bandwidth and system centralization have been addressed, the issue of carrying converged media (mixed voice, video and data) comes to the fore. Just like traditional networks, the VDI network backbone still must handle convergence flawlessly so that all users have a consistent, predictable experience. Critical activities such as IP phone calls and collaboration, e-learning activities using IP video, customer call centers, to name but a few, all depend on the network for a seamless, quality experience, and when implementing a VDI solution, IT must ensure that this remains and priority. In order to ensure this consistency and predictability, the network has to not only be equipped with 10 Gigabit and Gigabit to the edge, it also needs the intelligence, Quality of Service (QoS) and ultra-low latency switching, to seamlessly deliver voice and video traffic to users based on predetermined priorities.
Maintaining and Enhancing Security for Enterprise VDI Deployments
As enterprise networks increasingly adopt virtualization technology, there is a growing demand on IT to successfully meet the networking challenges posed by a highly dynamic virtual environment. On the one hand, VDI is a superior tool enabling users to access the network via multiple mobile and computing devices operating on multiple platforms and operating systems. On the other, this diversified access creates an environment in which policy and identity management are paramount network security considerations since users can connect to the data center from any location using a variety of devices. Just as old networks were unable to handle the growing number of connecting devices, the access management and lack of identity features with old networks won't be up to par in the new virtual landscape.
Recognizing this security challenge, more and more secure government facilities are using advanced identity management to ensure compliance and security when using VDI, setting the stage for similar deployments in the private sector with large mobile workforces. Identity-aware networking, defined by Enterprise Strategy Group as "a policy-based network architecture that understands and acts upon the identity and location of users and devices," will be the solution du jour for private sector business looking to securely deploy VDI.
Identity-aware networking is an integration effort where the network gathers information from multiple existing sources then enables IT managers to use this data to build and enforce access policies. The best-of-breed network has the intelligence to dynamically collect and update information about users, devices, and location as the users connect to the VDI infrastructure and just as important, enforce policies once they are on the network. The business, regulatory compliance, and security ROI benefits available with the identity-aware network become the new norm, carrying the burden away from those that had to maintain application-layer security.
Network-based identity for VDI is associated with things like IP and MAC addresses, VLAN tags, and subnets that play a role in device authentication, VPNs, and IPSEC. With VDI, network layer security takes over. It is based on a number of inputs, including the user-id and role of the user, specific device characteristics and capabilities, and user/device location. Identity-aware networking wants to know if the user is logging on from a trusted or untrusted network, or whether a user is accessing the network from a wired port or over Wi-Fi. Furthermore, network access policies may need to change from one location within a facility to the next.
With most deployments, the IT department will strive to meet the needs of varying mobile users and disparate devices. At the network level, more granular network access policies based upon user roles, device types, and physical locations are required. The network then has to scale bandwidth, handle converged communications appropriately and bring network layer security policy that is not tied to any single device or application.
There are significant advantages to VDI, including a more centralized streamlined, and energy efficient network, but before implementing VDI, enterprise IT must ensure that the necessary protocols are in place to preserve network security in this new virtual environment. VDI demands an identity approach and a more aware network in order to satisfy security and compliance requirements. Only when data center managers closely examine the network's role in meeting key criteria such as cost savings, power efficiency, user and device identity, and ease-of-use can VDI truly progress towards becoming a new norm in computing.
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Cassill ended up finishing 18th, and offered his unvarnished opinion of Patrick over the radio: "Rule No. 1 in stock car racing is learn how to wreck someone without wrecking yourself."
STILL ROWDY: Evidently, Kyle Busch hasn't learned his lesson when it comes to retaliation.
Busch, who was fined and suspended last season for intentionally wrecking Ron Hornaday Jr. in a truck race, warned Ryan Newman to watch his back after the two got together Sunday.
Busch had been fighting for grip all afternoon when Newman closed in on him. Busch went low to protect the bottom, and Newman ran up the back of him, getting both cars a little bit loose.
"Then he ran into the back of me and spun me out," Busch said. "There's still 80-something laps to go. I don't know what that was for or why or whatever, but I'm glad he's wrecked along with me, and he'll get another one here before the year is out."
Busch was fined $50,000 and parked by NASCAR for his incident involving Hornaday at Texas Motor Speedway. He ended up having to miss the Nationwide and Sprint Cup races that weekend, and spent the remainder of the season on probation.
After winning 18 times over NASCAR's top three series last season, things haven't gone nearly as smooth for Busch for this year. His only victory came in the Cup race at Richmond in April.
Then there's the fact that Kansas has been especially bad for him. His average finish in 11 races is 21st, and twice he's been in title contention when he's been wrecked.
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A year-long review of the Boeing 787, which experienced problems such as fuel leaks and a battery fire, has concluded that the plane is safe.
The Federal Aviation Administration reported Wednesday that a review team believes the aircraft, which Boeing calls the Dreamliner, "was soundly designed, met its intended safety level, and that the manufacturer and the FAA had effective processes in place to identify and correct issues that emerged before and after certification."
Reuters recaps the jet's recent history and the reason it was given extra scrutiny:
"The review was initiated after a battery fire occurred aboard a 787 in January 2013 at Boston's Logan International Airport. The fire and another battery incident in Japan prompted regulators to ground the plane for 3 1/2 months last year. The plane has also suffered a series of mishaps with brakes, fuel lines, electrical panels, hydraulics, and other systems."
The 787 was also grounded by the FAA for more than three months, "which led to a worldwide hiatus in flights for 49 planes," as USA Today says.
Bloomberg News sums up the review panel's report this way:
"U.S. regulators and Boeing Co. didn't exercise enough quality control over subcontractors during the 787 Dreamliner's development, according to a review prompted by battery failures that led to the longest grounding of a commercial airplane since the 1950s.
"The review found the Dreamliner is safe, meets design standards and is about as reliable as other Boeing jetliners were after being introduced. The Federal Aviation Administration issued seven recommendations, four for Boeing and three for itself, to improve the way new aircraft design and manufacturing is overseen."
According to the FAA, among the review team's recommendations for Boeing is that the manufacturer "require its suppliers to follow industry standards for personnel performing Boeing-required inspections." In its report, the review team says that:
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— "Boeing should require its suppliers to follow industry standards for the training, qualification, and certification of supplier personnel performing Boeing-required (non-FAA) inspections."
The Associated Press points out that:
"The 787, Boeing's newest and most technologically advanced plane, is the first airliner to make extensive use of lithium-ion batteries. Since the FAA didn't have safety regulations for those batteries as installed equipment in planes when the 787 was designed, the agency and Boeing jointly developed the special safety conditions the plane's battery system should meet.
"After the battery failures, the FAA was criticized for relying too heavily on designated Boeing employees to ensure the safety of the plane's design and manufacture. A National Transportation Safety Board investigation into the battery fire in Boston is still underway. Wednesday's report was not intended to address the battery's design, but rather the overall safety of Boeing's design and manufacture of the plane and the adequacy of FAA's oversight."
The plane's batteries were redesigned after the overheating problem surfaced. The changes included adding insulation and a new steel box designed to contain any fire.
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The right-wing disaster called Kansas (via The New York Times)
Tensions flared when the State Supreme Court first ruled in February that unless poorer districts begin receiving more money by the end of June, the state's public schools could be shut down. Mr. Brownback signed a bill in April intending to fix the education funding formula. But the court on Friday said the measure had not solved the problem and reiterated the deadline.
What happens next is not clear. Schools in Kansas are generally finished for this academic year and Wednesday was set to be the Legislature's last day, though it could return for a special session. Conservative lawmakers have denounced activist judges and Mr. Brownback has accused the court of "political brinksmanship." But the governor had hinted that he might cut funding to Medicaid and higher education if the Supreme Court ordered the state to allocate more money for schools.
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What to do about the nuclear arsenal? Frank Wilczek and Max Tegmark weigh in...
The U.S. and Russia currently have about 7,000 nukes each, largely for historical reasons. That's over 13 times as many as held by the other seven nuclear powers combined. When the Soviet Union was perceived to be a threat to Europe with its numerically superior conventional forces, the U.S. stood ready to use nuclear weapons in response. We were prepared not only to deter the use of nuclear weapons by others, but also possibly to initiate nuclear warfare, and to use nuclear weapons in battle.
Now the tables have turned and NATO is the dominant nonnuclear force in Europe. But other arguments for maintaining the ability to initiate nuclear war remain, positing the utility of "compellance" (also known as "nuclear blackmail") or using the threat of nuclear attack to extract concessions. This strategy has been used on several occasions. For example, when President Eisenhower threatened the use of nuclear weapons to compel negotiations ending the Korean War.
In today's world, with nuclear technology more widely accessible, compellance is no longer straightforward. If a nonnuclear nation feels it is subject to nuclear bullying, it can counter by developing its own nuclear deterrent, or enlisting nuclear allies. For example, U.S. nuclear threats inspired North Korea to mount its own nuclear program, which is, to say the least, not the result we were hoping for.
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The Homestead High School Camerata, Holiday Singers, and the Holiday Strings will perform their annual Camerata Holiday Celebration concert on Sunday, December 16th at 3:30 PM at the Mequon United Methodist Church, 11011 N. Oriole Lane in Mequon.
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
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1. Why does Machiavelli recommend that those who want to reform a city should retain the appearance of the institutions they want to reform?
(a) Because keeping the appearance of those institutions helps to keep important advisers within the circle of government.
(b) Because keeping the appearance of those institutions assures a smooth transition of power.
(c) Because the general masses are satisfied with appearances and are moved by things as they appear rather than by the way they operate (perception is reality).
(d) Because keeping the appearance of those institutions helps to hide the true agenda of the Prince.
2. What does Machiavelli identify as the easiest way to "...ruin a Republic where the People have authority...."
(a) Cause them to distribute wealth.
(b) For Nobles to cultivate rivalries between partisans among the People.
(c) Involve them in a brave enterprise.
(d) For the Nobles to promote corrupted Citizens in elections.
3. Why does Machiavelli consider the Roman Caesars to have been a benefit to the Roman Empire?
(a) The Roman Caesars were skilled in choosing advisers to direct the directions of the Republic.
(b) The Roman Caesars had the convenience of acting quickly to confront hazards.
(c) The Roman Caesars acted ruthlessly when confronted with challenges.
(d) Because without the power of the Caesars, the empire would have had difficulty avoiding hazards.
4. What does Machiavelli predict will come to Republics that do not provide for dictatorships or powerful authorities in times of urgent perils?
(a) The gathering of officials will paralyze the Republic in debate.
(b) They will always be ruined in grave incidents.
(c) A Republican government will always move in the benefit of everyone dependent on them.
(d) The trust leaders show in the people will inspire them to overcome the peril.
5. What, according to Machiavelli in Book , 1 Section 38, is the fate of irresolute Republics?
(a) They will eventually fade away and reemerge as a tyranny.
(b) They face invasion, destruction and anhilation.
(c) They cannot settle conflicts except with force because their weakness prevents them from resolving doubts over issues.
(d) They have no alternative but to join alliances with powerful Republics that will take control of them.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Machiavelli examine in Chapter 1 of Book 2?
2. According to Machiavelli, what is the first thing that Citizens seek when starting on the path of chasing their ambitions?
3. What was the inspiration for Machiavelli's "The Discourses"?
4. If a cliché could be given to the preface to Book Two of "The Discourses", what would it be?
5. Why does Machiavelli claim these forms of government developed?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Machiavelli advise that a Prince "temporize" a perceived evil in his State?
2. What does Machiavelli claim to be the practice of writers of history who, "...so obey the fortune of the winners...?"
3. What does Machiavelli consider to be the worst example that can be committed in a Republic?
4. Why did Machiavelli praise the Plebes for refusing to choose their peers for Tribunes for which the Nobility allowed Plebes candidacy?
5. Why does Machiavelli challenge Cities to punish citizens with respected reputations when they commit wrong acts?
6. Why were the Plebe candidates not suited for the open positions of the Tribunes?
7. What acts by governing officials does Machiavelli consider "pernicious" or damaging to the authority of the government?
8. How does Machiavelli explain that a City grows either through love or through force?
9. What are the three types of state that Machiavelli detailed and by what name are they known today?
10. What are the two reasons that Machiavelli gives for his opinion that the courts (Faculty of Accusing) are the most necessary and useful authority to guard liberty in a City?
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Here is the Cliff's Notes version of Kansas football coach Turner Gill's comments at his weekly press conference today.
If you want to get live updates from each week's press conference, be sure to follow us on Twitter (@kusports). Also, check out the latest depth chart, which has James Sims listed as the new starter at running back. Full audio has been posted.
• Gill started his press conference by thanking the fans and especially the students that attended the Georgia Tech game.
• Gill's keys to the game: 1. Play with tenacity; 2. Win the special teams; 3. Have more big plays that Southern Miss; 4. Win the penalty battle.
• Tight end is A.J. Steward out 3-4 weeks with shoulder injury. Angus Quigley is questionable with an injury as well.
• Gill saw his players much more relaxed last week against Georgia Tech. You never know how people are going to respond until you play a game.
• Gill doesn't read the newspapers or Internet stories about his team, because he's focused on his own job. Last week, he didn't let the loss or athletic director Lew Perkins' resignation affect him. Gill says win, lose or draw, he's going to be the same guy.
• Kale Pick's playing time will be determined on a game-by-game basis.
• Gill says Pick deserved to start Game One. Gill says he wasn't the same guy in the first game as coaches saw in practices, though. The coaches still believe Pick is a good football player.
• Gill believed Jordan Webb's demeanor in the first game was better than Kale Pick's. Gill believes Webb commanded the team well against Georgia Tech as well. Webb's teammates responded well to him.
• Running back Brandon Bourbon will make the trip, but the plan is that Deshaun Sands will get additional carries if Quigley cannot play.
• The coaching staff is trying to get defensive lineman Kevin Young to use his hands better. Gill says he's coming along.
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