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Requisition Number16-0022 Post Date5/12/2016 TitleSr. Security Engineer CityAlpharetta DescriptionSr. Security Engineer The Senior Security Engineer is a key member of the Information Security team and responsible for the design and implementation of enterprise security6/2/2016 Alpharetta, GA Save This Job
Information Technology Atlanta, GA, United States As a Senior Infrastructure Engineer in Hosting Services, you will design, implement and administer highly available systems in a 24/7 data center environment. You will work with fast-paced, skilled team of engineers and6/22/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
About Tripwire Tripwire is the leading global provider of IT security and compliance automation solutions that help businesses and government agencies take control of their IT infrastructure. Thousands of customers rely on Tripwire's integrated solutions to help protect6/24/2016 Alpharetta, GA Save This Job
ABOUT US Television today spans far beyond the traditional TV set. It?s the last few seconds of a basketball game streamed to your iPhone ? and all of season two on your tablet. Clearleap?s software products allow TV networks, cable and satellite providers, and major studios to5/18/2016 Duluth, GA Save This Job
Sales Atlanta, GA DEAL DESK ANALYST Venafi is a rapidly growing cyber security organization, and the leader in managing, securing and protecting the cryptographic keys and digital certificates that every organization depends on to improve security, increase operational5/24/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
CORPORATE OFFICE, ATLANTA, GA, US Salary Range :80,000 To 115,000 (USD) Annually Worker Category :Full Time Job ClassDEVELOPMENT The BI Architect ensures optimal database processes utilizing ?Best Practices? to allow for future growth and optimized5/12/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
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About Zuora, Inc. Zuora is the global leader in Relationship Business Management solutions. Zuora delivers the subscription billing, commerce and finance capabilities that have become the industry standard to help companies transition to the Subscription Economy. Enterprises5/17/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
Location US-GA-Atlanta Posted 8 days ago Job Category Information Technology Job Type Full-Time Experience Not Specified Apply Now Share this job with Job Description Support development team lead to develop fully integrated web-based database applications in support of line5/15/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
Atlanta, GA Full Time Mid Level SHARE Tech Lead Software Engineer (ATL) Job Description BetterCloud, a high energy, high growth startup, is seeking an enterprising individual to join our growing team. While the majority of our development is done in Java we also have5/24/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
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Location:United States - Atlanta Department:Sales Management Description Alert Logic, the leader in security and compliance solutions for the cloud, provides Security-as-a-Service for on-premises, cloud, and hybrid infrastructures, delivering deep security insight and continuous5/16/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
Atlanta, GA Full Time Recruitment - Pipeline Entry Level SHARE The Company BetterCloud provides critical insights, automated management, and intelligent data security for cloud office platforms. Offering solutions for both Google Apps and Office 365, BetterCloud is5/24/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
Atlanta, GA Full Time Product Mid Level SHARE We are looking for a visual designer with strong user interface (UI) skills who wants to join our user experience team in order make awesome stuff for our customers. You?ll be working with our product team and UX team to5/24/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
Solution Architect - Professional Services Atlanta, GA, United States The Solutions Architect role (part of our Professional Services team) is responsible for playing the technical lead role in the successful installation, integration and deployment of SailPoint IdentityIQ in5/16/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
Atlanta, GA Full Time Engineering Mid Level BetterCloud, a high energy, high growth startup, is seeking an enterprising individual to join our growing team. While the majority of our development is done in Java we also have code written in Scala, C#, Go, and Javascript. We4/24/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
Peak 10 provides IT infrastructure solutions that ensure the 24/7/365 availability and security of our customers? critical data and applications. Customer-centric and cost-competitive, Peak 10 IT infrastructure solutions are designed to scale and adapt to customers? changing5/3/2016 Alpharetta, GA Save This Job
Description: Stonebranch is seeking an experienced and self-driven senior sales executive to work independently in a defined territory. Candidate must have strong oral and written communication skills, and demonstrate an ability to interface with customers and prospects at all5/22/2016 Alpharetta, GA Save This Job
Resume Writer - remote RiseSmart is a leading provider of outplacement and career management services. We are seeking talented writers to join our team. RiseSmart's innovative approach to human capital management has earned the company a wide range of awards and recognition5/18/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
Leadership role overseeing Sales Engineering team for South Region. This person will be responsible for hiring/growing a pre-sales organization. Will be an integral part tied to the sales efforts and success across a multi-state region.6/21/2016 Atlanta, GA Save This Job


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PHILADELPHIA - Austin Bossart of the Penn baseball team has been named to the initial watch list for the 2013 Johnny Bench Award, given annually to the top Division I catcher in the nation. Only 48 catchers nationwide made the initial watch list, and Bossart is the only representative on the list from Ivy League.
One of three team captains this year and just a sophomore, Bossart was named honorable mention All-Ivy last season after a freshman campaign in which he batted .276 with 17 runs batted in and six stolen bases. His impact on the game went far beyond his offensive numbers though. Starting 39 of Penn's 40 games in 2012, Bossart threw out 22 baserunners, including a stretch of games against Brown, La Salle, Dartmouth and Harvard where he caught five consecutive runners stealing. He also kept runners honest by picking off five who wandered too far off the bag.
There have been no signs of a letdown from Bossart to start this season. A .324 average through nine games puts him third on the team among those who have started every game. He's also improved his power numbers in the early going, already matching his output from a year ago with four doubles. Though catchers aren't often known to be a threat to run, Bossart has added three stolen bases in four attempts.
While his offense has improved, his defense is as strong as ever. In eight games behind the plate, Bossart has allowed just six stolen bases in 13 attempts. Taking away the first two games of the season at William & Mary, he's caught five of the last seven attempted base stealers this season, including all three in Penn's most recent game at Winthrop on Sunday.
Bossart will look to continue his torrid start to the season on Wednesday afternoon, when Penn wraps up a stretch of 10 games away from Meiklejohn Stadium with a 3 p.m. game at Towson. The Quakers make their home debut on Saturday with a doubleheader against George Washington beginning at 12 p.m.
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PHILADELPHIA - Austin Bossart of the Penn baseball team has been named to the initial watch list for the 2013 Johnny Bench Award, given annually to the top Division I catcher in the nation. Only 48 catchers nationwide made the initial watch list, and Bossart is the only representative on the list from Ivy League.

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Thread: Royal Baby
March 7th, 2013 04:17 PM #76
March 7th, 2013 04:50 PM #78
Victoria of Sweden and the Cambridge Fetus (though technically, the age difference is more like one generation), and if they're gonna reign at the same time at all, it'll be very close to the end of (the Swedish) Victoria's reign. I hope it wont be Victoria though, Queen Victoria II is slightly flat because Queen Victoria (I) was such a great and popular figure, it would be such a tough name to live up to.Zelia • XXII • I run everythingroyalty and export names from Greenland & Inuit mythologyHenry Ásgeirr Lórien • Alexander Adelin Pemba "Sasha" • Atticus Aksel Ivik • Oscar Edmund Igaluk
Nor Valdemar Oisín • Saxo Endellion Bertil • Asa Bjørnstjerne Theo • Vincent Folke Bastian
Cosima Ingrid Zenobia "Mimi" • Asta Ivalo Galadriel • Aviaaja Catherine Françoise "Avi" • Evelyn Estë Cleopatra
Olga Alvaret Lúthien • Anna Alvilda Bonaparte • Augusta Lydia Dagmar • Edith Faraday Antoinette "Edie"
March 7th, 2013 07:01 PM #80Member
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I agree that Catherine is too smart to slip up like that. I was holding out for a little Prince Frederick, because Prince Freddie would be so cute, but Camilla has a grandson named Frederick, apparently. I'm also crossing my fingers for a Princess Matilda, just because I love the name.
Prince George Arthur William Philip
Princess Matilda Elizabeth Victoria Charlotte
April 11th, 2013 05:15 PM #82
An update on the Royal baby name speculation.
There has been a huge surge in betting on a girl being named Alexandra, and according to a report my cousin sent me a link to, odds on them using the name have been slashed to 2/1. There is speculation there may have been a leak somewhere, as the surge in betting on the name took the bookmakers by surprise.
However there is already an HRH Princess Alexandra (the wonderfully named Alexandra Helen Elizabeth Olga Christabel), who is the Queen's cousin (and one of her closest confidantes), so I'm not entirely convinced they'd use it myself (as both would be titled HRH Princess Alexandra). I suspect the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge might want their daughter (if they indeed have a daughter) to have a name not currently found on any princess within the Royal Family.♥ Margaret Mary ♥
Les Dames
Ada ♥ Beatrice ♥ Christabel ♥ Cordelia ♥ Dorothea ♥ Elisabeth ♥ Frances ♥ Harriet ♥ Ida ♥ Iris ♥ Jessamine ♥ Joy ♥
Mary ♥ Matilda ♥ Nora ♥ Olive ♥ Pearl ♥ Rosabel ♥ Rose ♥ Rosemary ♥ Sarah ♥ Thessaly ♥ Violet
Les Messieurs
Abel ♥ Archer ♥ Asher ♥ August ♥ Beau ♥ Benedict ♥ Edmund ♥ Fletcher ♥ Francis ♥ Gabriel ♥ Isaac ♥ Joah ♥ John ♥ Josiah ♥ Jude ♥
Nathanael ♥ Nicholas ♥ Noah ♥ Raphael ♥ Reuben ♥ Samuel ♥ Sebastian ♥ Tobias ♥ Zachariah
April 13th, 2013 11:01 AM #84Ingrid | Kit | Esclarmonde | Alistair | Susanna | Emun


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College Hockey:Vermont Hockey Hazing Alleged
BURLINGTON, Vt. — The University of Vermont is investigating a possible hazing incident involving one of its athletic teams.
WCAX-TV in Burlington, Vt., is reporting that it has confirmed that the incident, which involves the men's ice hockey team, relates to the consumption of alcohol, and that students were forced to perform "degrading" acts. No students were reported injured in the alleged hazing.
Thus far, Vermont officials have not confirmed any of the reports. All inquiries to the athletic department are being redirected to the university's public relations director, Enrique Correderra.
The university is currently working with an outside investigator to determine the merit of the allegations, and whether disciplinary action will occur. Practices have been closed to the media since Wednesday.
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I heard a joke today that asking why one "needs" an AR-15 is akin to asking why Rosa Parks "needed" to sit in the front of the bus. As a direct comparison the statement does good job of illuminating a disturbing trend in our political discourse. Certain rights have been elevated to primacy of place, almost sacraments of the civil religion. Other rights are being dismissed as less important, if not wholly dismissed as archaic, vestigial throwbacks of a less civilized time. One does not on fact need an AR-15 any more than Rosa Parks needed to sit in the front of a bus; but in questions of rights, need is irrelevant.
The Constitution is premised on a belief that certain rights are innate, existing before society by virtue of man's capacity to reason and work. An individual in the state of nature can harvest materials from the land, work those materials into things of value, trade for other things and defend that which her work and trade has made her own. This bit about defense is important because while one may except that these rights exist in theory, the ability of a stronger to foe to kill you and take your stuff means that those rights do not exist in practice unless you are willing and able to defend them. This matters as more than just a primer for the nature of rights and social theory; it is just as relevant today as it was when the founders were developing the framework of the United States. If you disagree ask a Nevada rancher how real are their rights?
In the end the Constitution is nothing but a piece of paper. The great sins of the United States, from Slavery to Jim Crow to Japanese (and Italian) internment are periods when the reality on the ground fell short of the lofty aspirations of the document. The great genius of Martin Luther King's "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" is that the entire essay takes American society to task for failing to live up to their own expressed ideas. He doesn't attack America as evil at inception. Rather he rejoices in the great promises of the United States and warns white society that if they do not honor the rights to which their fellow citizens who happen to be black are entitled, then those black citizens will have no choice but to take it upon themselves to secure and defend their own rights. This argument resonated with Americans because it was the same argument Jefferson presented to the English in the Declaration of Independence. It is deeply embedded in the American psyche.
These days no one who matters would think to deny citizens of any color the right to vote or the right to form associations and gather freely. If a town attempted to deny blacks the right to own property they would be rightly criticized and shamed by the rest of the country. Even the recent conversion of American society to support for marriage equality illustrates this point. Once American society processed marriage equality within the broader context of free association, opposition melted away in less than a decade. In such things those who seek to deny these rights are becoming the outliers, roundly rebuked by the broader society.
But some rights and liberties are going the other way. The right to own property and be secure in it is one upon which the success of the western liberal tradition rests and yet everything from eminent domain to taxing an increasing share of income to fund increasingly dubious programs and policies erodes this right. Linked to this is the right to engage in trade and voluntary exchange, yet if I am forced to purchase a product like health insurance and the law sets minimum prices and levels of coverage for which I must pay lest I be penalized, then this exchange is no longer voluntary, it extortion backed by the implied threat of violence.
If you ask Americans they will say the right to privacy in their persons and personal lives is a fundamental right, yet millions yawn at the outrages intrusion of a massive federal spy network being turned on the citizens of the United States, ostensibly for our own protection. If a foreign entity had engaged in such efforts it would be tantamount to an act of war, and yet many willingly acquiesce to this erosion of their civil liberties out of fear of some ill defined "other".
Finally there is the right to bear arms. The founding fathers saw this right as an important guaranty of the others. They believed it was both a right and a responsibility. Just as each citizen should be armed and willing to defend their rights against some future potential of government tyranny, so was every citizen a part of the country liable to be called upon for everything from defense against attacks, to local security in an emergency.
It seems the common denominator in all of these examples is the popular culture. Those things which Hollywood and the media have decided are the "good" rights are championed in official and entertainment sources across genres. Those things which the glitterati have decide to oppose on the other hand, from gun ownership to backyard barbecues, become routinely denigrated and derided in the popular culture until the public has been sensitized to their rights being taken from them. It's not enough to win elections or vote for candidates, if you want to retain your rights you must constantly argue their importance and convince others of the rightness of your cause. Through social media, local community organizations or the media the best way to defend freedom is to be a zealous and constant advocate.