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IT leaders and practitioners need to know how to embrace shifting business and end-user expectations, and the cloud is a vital part of everyone's strategy to address this challenge. But how do you go about selecting the right cloud services? How do you manage them without adding new management tools for every platform? Since almost all organizations will end up with a hybrid cloud, it is imperative to know how to manage such an environment seamlessly, allowing for the efficiency and agility promises of the cloud to remain real.
In their session at 14th Cloud Expo, James Urquhart, Technologist & Director of Cloud Management Solutions at Dell, and Jeremy Ford, General Manager of Cloud Services at Dell, will examine the role of IT, the critical decision checkpoints, and approaches to managing hybrid cloud computing environments. Attendees will also learn of deployment choices and constraints, the nuances of managing homogeneous vs. heterogeneous deployment environments, and how to deploy and manage applications in dissimilar environments.
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Prior to Enstratius, James held leadership roles at Cisco Systems, Forte Software, and Sun Microsystems. He is also a popular contributing author to GigaOm, and graduated from Macalester College with a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and Physics.
Jeremy Ford, General Manager of Cloud Services at Dell, is responsible for growing and enabling our global Cloud Services business. He and his team drive Dell's industry-leading Global Data Center solutions (DCS) services portfolio and focus on making Dell a leader in managed private cloud, including Desktop-as-a-Service. He also leads the effort to expand our partner program for public cloud.
Prior to this role, Jeremy was the Portfolio Director, Cloud Services, and led the global team responsible for defining and enabling Dell's Cloud Services portfolio. Previously, he served as a Senior Technology Strategist in the Office of the Chief Technology Officer and led industry enablement of Dell's alternative end-user computing initiative.
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This bear cub spent the night at a police station after being rescued by a teenager who found the animal whimpering in bushes.
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Writing Fellow – COM 2017
Major: Journalism
Michelle Cheng, having taken WR100 "Education and Work," took to heart the importance of education opening the doors to opportunities; so you'll always find her interested in learning new things. As a journalist, she likes to report on education, public policy, lifestyle, and technology, and is currently the managing editor at The Quad. While it's difficult for her to pick a favorite book, she enjoys reading the works of Curtis Sittenfeld and Haruki Murakami. She also has a deep appreciation for the arts, as she has been a dancer for over 15 years.
Michelle Crough
Writing Fellow – CAS 2017
Major: Biology
Michelle took WR 100 "Fairy Tales and Literature" and WR 150 "Case Studies in Fairy Tales." She speaks Spanish, and spent the fall of 2014 studying abroad in the Madrid Science Program, where she tutored a young student in English. Michelle is especially interested in fantasy, comics, theater, and puppies.
Madeleine Freeman
Writing Fellow – CAS/KHC 2018
Major: Philosophy & English
In her hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee, Madeleine was involved in her high school's writing center and volunteered as a tutor in community ESL programs. She has taken CC101 and CC102 in the Core Curriculum. Madeleine cannot wait to start her first semester in the Writing Center so she can share her enthusiasm for the craft of writing. She enjoys movies, singing classical music, and DJing with her friends on their radio show, "Your Auntie Grizelda." On a rainy Sunday afternoon, her favorite Boston haunt is the Museum of Fine Arts.
Colleen Keating
Writing Fellow – CAS 2016
Major: Political Science & International Relations
Colleen Keating is from Ridgefield, Connecticut and is a Spanish minor. As a freshman, she very much enjoyed her writing courses, WR100 "US Presidents and American Secularism" and WR150 "Oratory in America." Colleen also works as a tutor for the Intergenerational Literacy Program teaching English to adult immigrants. She feels fortunate to have such a rewarding job. Outside of school and work, Colleen enjoys exploring Boston and spending time with friends.
Patrick Kobel
Writing Fellow – CAS 2017
Major: Economics
For his writing seminars, Patrick took "Shakespeare After Tragedy" and "Education and Work," and his final paper was on professional wrestlers. Patrick enjoys that the writing program covers a variety of topics and viewpoints, and he looks forward to learning about them when working in the writing center. He is excited to help students most effectively engage their audiences and express their ideas. Patrick is also an officer for BU's Brazilian jiu-jitsu club and participates in the Community Service Center.
Perrin Krisko
Writing Fellow – CAS 2016
Major: International Relations
C. Perrin Krisko is a proud Vermonter and to prove it, she carries maple syrup in her backpack at all times. She has more hobbies, such as slacklining, hula hooping, gardening, blogging, and running around Boston, than her free time allows. Perrin's favorite volunteer organizations at BU are Alpha Phi Omega and the Community Service Center. While Perrin loves to read, she can't remember the last time she finished a book. Perrin's biggest pet peeve with writing (and a personal weakness) is excessive use of the thesaurus.
Maddy Leckie (spring only)
Senior Writing Fellow – SED 2016
Major: Elementary Education
Maddy Leckie is currently taking English courses for her disciplinary focus in literature. At her home in northern New Jersey, Maddy spends time working with students of all ages in a variety of subjects, but English is always her favorite! Maddy has a book on hand practically at all times – and her current favorite is Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead. Maddy also loves figure skating and mountain climbing.
Diana Lynch
Diana has been an ESL teacher for fifteen years, working during that time at both Boston University and Northeastern University. She fell in love with language teaching and attended Tufts University, where she received a graduate degree in 2007 in Educational Studies, with a focus on language learning. After graduating, she attended a language school in Naples, Italy. Diana's research concerns the very intricate connections between culture and writing. When not in the classroom, she can be found in her garden, growing vegetables and weeding. In the winter she takes ice skating lessons and can often be found at home, curled up with a cup of tea, editing one of her short stories.
Alex MacConochie
Graduate Tutor
Ph.D. Candidate, English
Alex MacConochie is currently working on a project that examines the role of touch in the works of Shakespeare and his contemporaries. Alex taught WR 100 and 150 courses on Renaissance Poetry in the fall of 2013 and Spring 2014. Prior to coming to BU, Alex worked several semesters at Tidewater Community College in his hometown of Norfolk, Virginia, where he also tutored in math. While an undergraduate at the University of Richmond, Alex studied abroad in Ankara, Turkey. Alex speaks Spanish and Turkish at a basic level, and his interests outside literature include history, the visual arts, and environmental issues.
Jessica Mackimm
Writing Fellow – SAR 2017
Major: Speech, Language and Hearing Science
Jessica began her college career as a Vocal Music Education major at a small liberal arts school in New York, but, as a New England native, she was ready to return to Boston after her freshman year. Outside of the classroom, Jessica loves music, food, and travel. After graduation, Jessica hopes to pursue a career as a physician assistant and work in areas around the world that have limited access to health care.
Dylan Marshall (fall only)
Senior Writing Fellow – CAS 2016
Major: History
Dylan hails from the small town of Carver, Massachusetts, which is known for three things: a renaissance fair, an amusement park with a train, and cranberries. Dylan enjoys playing trombone with the BU Pep Band and Marching Band, and interning at the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program on campus. Dylan's favorite writer of all time is Kurt Vonnegut. Dylan studied abroad in Padua, Italy in Spring 2015, and is mostly fluent in Italian. If not at class, work, or band, you'll probably find Dylan running on the Esplanade or enjoying the city of Boston's many delicious culinary options.
Melanie Martins
Senior Writing Fellow – SED 2017
Major: Bilingual Education
In addition to her work at the Writing Center, Melanie also tutors ESL classes in Chelsea as part of BU's Intergenerational Literacy Program. She is pursuing a minor in Linguistics. In her spare time she loves to take trips, big and small. The biggest trips have been to Brazil, to visit family and friends. Little trips range from a walk around Boston to a drive into the mountains. Melanie enjoys exploring new geographies, cultures, languages, and foods—and of course, writing about them. After graduating, she hopes to teach adult ESL classes.
Julia Mix Barrington
Graduate Tutor
Ph.D. Candidate, English
Julia Mix Barrington is not only tutoring this fall, but she will also be teaching a section of WR 100 called "Love Me To Death: Monstrosity and Sexuality from Dracula to Edward." Julia is from Amherst, Massachusetts, and graduated from Barnard College of Columbia University in New York City in 2012. At Boston University, Julia studies early modern literature, focusing particularly on Shakespeare and his contemporaries. Julia is a proficient French speaker and sometime poet, and in her spare time she sails, knits, and practices yoga. Julia is eager to work with the Writing Program students both as a teacher and as a tutor!
Nadia Padilla
Graduate Tutor
Ph.D. Candidate, English
Nadia Padilla, as a third year PhD student in English, is interested in Eighteenth-Century British Literature and the Pastoral mode. She is excited to be teaching a class on Restoration and Eighteenth-Century comedy for the Writing Program this year. Nadia tutored during the last two years of her undergraduate experience and loved the opportunity it provided to connect with other students and help them to learn a valuable skill. Nadia hails from San Diego and, she speaks Spanish and (a little) French. In addition to reading and writing, Nadia loves running, knitting, sewing, and baking.
Maria Perfetti
Graduate Tutor
M.A.T. candidate, English Education (SED)
Maria hopes to become a middle or high school English teacher. She majored in English and Psychology during her undergrad at Suffolk University, where she also worked as a writing tutor for three years. You are mostly likely to see Maria with a cup of tea and a book. She is very excited to start her time at BU and get to meet and work with a bunch of new people!
Nicole Simons
Writing Fellow – CAS 2016
Major: Psychology
Nicole Simons grew up in North Carolina, Maryland, but primarily in northern New Jersey. Nicole loves people, coffee, and traveling. She speaks English, French, and Thai, and she has studied abroad in France and Thailand. For both WR100 and WR150, Nicole took Prof. Ted Fitts' "American Environmental History," and these have been her favorite courses in college so far. She loves reading literature from the 1920s. If she could sit down and have coffee with anyone in history, Nicole would choose Ernest Hemingway, whose A Moveable Feast, is her favorite work. She is very excited to be a writing tutor this year!
Arslan Tazeem
Graduate Tutoring Fellow
Ph.D. Candidate, Religious Studies
Arslan Tazeem is interested in philosophy, religion, and politics. He joined the Writing Center last year, and has experience working with students in both WR 100 and 150 courses. He enjoys working with students at all stages of the writing process and in a variety of disciplines. He joins other writing tutors and faculty in welcoming you to the Writing Center.
Lisl Trowbridge
ESL Specialist
Living and working with people from other cultures has been a part of Lisl's life since her undergraduate studies in Argentina. After graduation, Lisl joined the Peace Corps to teach English in Kyrgyzstan, and then moved to Boston, where she has worked in the ESL field for ten years. Lisl recently completed a Master of Education in TESOL at Boston University, and is currently working at BU's Center for English Language and Orientation Programs (CELOP). Lisl looks forward to reading students' writing and helping them improve this invaluable skill.
Huey Wu
Writing Fellow – CAS 2017
Major: Comparative Literature
Huey is interested in literary traditions from a comparative and global perspective. In addition to English-language literature, Huey studies Latin literature and is currently working towards proficiency in Chinese. Before joining the Writing Center, Huey taught in various roles as writing teaching assistant, peer health educator, and children's drawing teacher. Huey is also interested in sociology and social justice, and enjoys journaling and doing puzzles in their spare time. They look forward to encountering and exploring new perspectives and ideas throughout the tutoring process.


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Microsoft's Man in Open Source: Sam Ramji on Redmond's Linux Strategy
Sam Ramji is a busy man. As Microsoft's senior director of platform strategy, his job is a big one: overseeing the company's initiatives in Linux and open source.
Wait a second – Microsoft's strategy in open source? Yes, that's right. The planet's largest software company, whose relationship with open source has been, at best, hypercompetitive – Linux partisans might describe it less diplomatically – is reaching across the divide to the (formerly) enemy camp.
Or, as Ramji wrote on his LinkedIn profile:
"Open Source Software projects and ISVs should contact me to initiate a relationship with Microsoft. I am focused on narrowing the gap between the Open Source community and Microsoft through research, collaboration, interoperability, and community engagement."
Goodness. Back in, say, 2002, who would ever have thought that a Microsoft executive would extend such an offer? Apparently, Hades has finally frozen over. Never let it be said that Microsoft isn't willing to change and adapt with the times.
Redmond's change of heart (or at least change of strategy) isn't brand new.
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There are times when it's better to be lucky than good.
East Hamilton coach Steve Garland might or might not agree, but he had to feel somewhat relieved on Monday night at Red Bank when his Hurricanes scored the winning run on a wild pitch in the seventh inning to win the key District 6-AA game, despite getting only three hits for the game.
"Opportunistic," replied the veteran coach after a brief post-game talk with his team after they had improved to 9-6 overall and 7-0 in 6-AA.
East Hamilton, Red Bank and Central all entered the day's play unbeaten in district play, but the Hurricanes are now in a first-place tie with the Purple Pounders after they rallied for a 14-9 win over East Ridge earlier in the evening.
The Hurricanes and Lions have played some real classics in recent years and Monday's game was no exception.
Neither team ever really got the upper hand. It was a game where nobody had a lead for long.
East Hamilton scored twice in the first, but Red Bank answered with a pair of runs in the bottom of the first.
East Hamilton went ahead 3-2 with a run in the second, only to watch as Red Bank knotted the score with a run in the third.
The Lions added a single run in the bottom of the fifth for a 4-3 lead, but the Hurricanes came right back to regain the advantage with two runs in the sixth.
Red Bank then tied the score with a single run in the sixth before East Hamilton scored the game-winner without a hit in the seventh.
The Lions had one final shot and came thisclose to tying the game, but it didn't happen as East Hamilton hung on for the win.
D.J. Hale had reached on his third straight hit with one out in the seventh. Ryder Pierce then ripped a shot down the line in right. The ball appeared to hit the line, but the home-plate umpire ruled it foul. Pierce then ripped a rope to short, which was snagged by Hunter Parker.
Hale had broken for second at the crack of the bat and was easily doubled off first as Parker flipped the ball to Austin Gatewood to end the game.
"It's nice to win a close district game like that, but another key for us was the fact that we didn't allow any walks. Red Bank has a fine team and I'm sure they'll be back tomorrow night, but I thought that we were really loose coming in and that made a difference," Garland added.
"Matty (Henshaw) missed some spots, but he always gives a great effort. He's 3-1 now. I thought Tanner Ungos came through in the clutch with his second save, but he gives us a different look. I was also happy that Hunter Owen got a huge hit. It's nice to see him come through," the coach added.
Landon Pauls had walked to lead off the East Hamilton sixth and scored when Owen ripped a double off the fence in left-center.
Owen advanced to third on the throw home and scored the go-ahead run on a wild pitch.
Red Bank coach Trey Hicks was convinced that the ball hit by Pierce was fair, but there was nothing he could do about it once the game ended.
"That ball hit the line, but the umpire said it was foul," Hicks began while members of his team were raking different parts of the infield.
"Hats off to East Hamilton. We threatened in a couple of innings, but we were never able to get a lead and that might have changed the complexion of the game. Hagen (Wilkey) was alright, although he lost his command at times. He gave us every opportunity to win.
"Those four errors may have cost us a few runs and you can't afford that in a big district game like this. We just have to come ready to play tomorrow. Every game with East Hamilton is intense and emotional, but we have to do a better job of taking advantage of our opportunities. Tonight, we didn't," Hicks nodded.
Parker and Kyle Cox led off the game for the Hurricanes with walks and both scored, Parker on a fielder's choice by Pauls and Cox on a single by catcher Tyler Waters.
East Hamilton's run in the second crossed on Red Bank's second error while the two runs in the sixth were both earned.
Matt Milita beat out an infield single in the sixth after Owen's double while Waters' single in the first was the only other hit for the Hurricanes.
Hale had three hits for the Lions while Pierce and Johnny Goodman had two apiece. Gage Winton had an RBI-single in the first while Chapin Price had a single in the fifth and scored the go-ahead run for the Lions.
Pierce and Goodman both had back-to-back singles with one out in the first. Pierce then scored the first run on a sacrifice fly to center by Wilkey while Goodman scored on Winton's single.
Hale and Pierce had singles in the third for the Lions with Hale scoring run number three on a wild pitch.
Goodman's single in the fifth plated Price while Winton reached on an error to lead off the sixth, He advanced on a groundout to third before stealing third and scoring on a bad throw by Waters.
Henshaw was the winning pitcher after allowing five runs in six innings. He scattered eight hits while striking out six and walking none.
Wilkey was the Red Bank starter who allowed five runs on three hits in six innings. He also had five walks and a half-dozen strikeouts. He was replaced by sophomore Ben Brown in the seventh with the score tied after having thrown 116 pitches.
Brown was the tough-luck loser after allowing the winning run in the seventh. He struck out the side, but the two hit batters, the one walk and the wild pitch sealed his fate.
These same two teams play at Chattanooga State on Tuesday with the first pitch scheduled for 7 p.m.
East Hamilton 210 002 1 -- 6 3 2
Red Bank 201 011 0 -- 5 9 4
Henshaw, Ungos (7) and Waters; Wilkey, Brown (7) and Winton.
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It rather takes away from the aura, doesn't it?
Robert, Earl of Grantham, and Lady Edith Crawley stood in front the grand mantelpiece.
The Earl's dinner suit gloriously fastooned, the lady's dinner gown in the style of 1924 - French chic.
Then, just above the marble mantle, between the sets of baroque vases and just below the romantic hunting portrait, it sits.
A plastic cylinder of unmistakable proportions.
Downton Abbey your water bottle is showing.
Downton Abbey details the exploits of the British aristocracy during the early 20th century.
The publicity image was released on Thursday for the upcoming fifth series of the popular franchise.
The photograph has left the producers, publicists and photographers red faced, after it was pointed out to them that commercial water bottles were not produced until the 1960's.
It's not the only distracting prop that has managed to sneak its way into the series.
In the first season a TV aerial antenna was seen spouting from a house - the year was 1912.
After the water bottle image was pointed out to the shows producers, they swiftly removed it from their Facebook marketing page.
It was too late, the internet had struck, and plenty of fans were waiting for their chance to contribute to the series.
Someone accidentally left a water bottle in this promo pic for Downton Abbey. #oops pic.twitter.com/InIdVlxjyF
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okay you have ureself a deal training begins whenever were both on cause im kinda tired right now.
lol okies i wont i promise u that
I will under one condition, stop running from battlez/disconnecting please.
that way i can get bette at fighting il be your apprentice and u send me out finding oppoenets to fight wit my knowlage of battlen wat do u say : )
okies im not really good at fightn so can u give me some advice to battlen like the attacks deffences sp.atk sp.def and much much more cos i know they're is heap for me to learn u can teach me : )
well you have to take into account if theyre special attack or physical attacks and the stats of youre pokemon metagross has high def so everytime you hit it with a physical move it didnt take too much woure weavile has a higher atack stat than its special atttack stat therefore should have ice punch instead of blizzard now charizard for example i trained him to have high special attack and speed so he could outrun any ice pokes for me and killl em you also have to take on account that attacks get a boost if the pokemon that uses them are the same type, empoleon died cause charizards fire attacks are neutral on him theyre weak cause of him being water but strong cause hes steal with that in mind and the fact that he has a bonus cause theyre the same type, it was able to kill him.
thats not fair
soz bout quiting i just couldnt take it im mean all ur attacks did heaps of damage evan if they r ot super effective or not and my are doin nothing wats up with that
okay good luck my friend
okies im redy now
thats fine also i have no problem with that.
im goin to use a event pokemon if thats ok with u
im from the united states umm well next time i see you on il pm you and i can teach you a bit.
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"One of the best I have had in Germany in many years I use to stay in Holiday INN when traveling this part of the country not anymore the price is about the same as Holiday INN the service and facilities is unmatch. And I must add only eight min from Holiday Inn."
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"If you have children, this is THE place to stay! Wow! My room was incredible. The water features throughout the hotel were spectacular! I just wish I could have spent more time there!"
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"I missed a connecting flight at Munich Airport so I needed to stay overnight near the airport for an early morning connection. I booked the Mercure since I have staying at Mercure hotels before and they were quite nice. This hotel was on the older side but the room was fine. The hotel was maybe 1..."
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"We were extremely impressed with the staff as they went beyond the call of duty to find the new telephone number of and old & dear friend of ours whom happens to be a Priest in Munich that we had not seen in many years. It was not an easy task, but they succeeded much to our delight & even used t..."
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"Staff was friendly, helpful and bilingual. I would recommend to any friend. The only improvement would be some directions on how to find the hotel. By the way there is a good restaurant also located in the hotel. Very good airport hotel."
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"We spent 2 days at this hotel. The hotel is well equipped, has onsite parking and is very convieniently located for local attractions (especially for the spa) and getting public transport into Munich. But in my opinion is a little overpriced. The hotel decor is a little dated, but the rooms are s..."
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"We just needed a nice place to stay near the hotel for an early morning flight. The Junior Suite was fantastic, and the breakfast was wonderful (and thankfully opened early). My 3-year-old daughter enjoyed playing in the pool, and the spa area was nice for a quick sauna visit. I really wish the..."
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Bicester Blue Fins can boast two national junior champions for the first time in their 64-year history.
Kieran Bird, 14, won two gold and two silver medals in the British Gas ASA National Junior Champion-ships at Ponds Forge, Sheffield.
His first win came in the 200m butterfly, where his time of 2mins 04.85secs smashed the south east regional junior record by seven seconds – which was only two seconds slower than the British junior record.
Bird also won the 100m butterfly in a club record time, before taking silver in the 400m individual medley where he sliced six seconds off the regional record and set a club best mark.
He completed his excellent haul by finishing as runner-up in the 1.5km open water swim – it is the first time that Bird has ever tackled the discipline.
Bird finished second in the overall standings, while Tom Thornley, also 14, was fifth after taking gold in the 200m backstroke.
His time of 2.07.99 beat the regional mark by three seconds, was a club record and only a second slower than the British junior record.
He also took bronze in the 100m backstroke breaking a regional and club record, touching home one second off the national best.
Emily Nisbet, 14, was the best-placed City of Oxford competitor, finishing fourth in the 400m individual medley in 5.02.58 and taking fifth place in the 200m butterfly in 2.20.90.
Callum Smart, 13, was fifth in the 100m breaststroke (1.10.75) and eighth in the 200m breaststroke (2.35.31).
Maia Little, also 13, came home sixth in the 100m breaststroke (1.16.29).
The girls 4 x 100m freestyle relay team of Ellie Millington, Olivia Webster, Alissa Clarke and Nisbet set a county junior record, touching home in 4.08.57.
Bluefins finished 13th in the UK medal table.
The five records smashed by Bicester's Bird and Thornley are subject to ASA ratification.
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