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Get an overview of this hotelLakefront Costermano hotel in Marciaga with golf course
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Located in Marciaga, this golf hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Golf Club Ca degli Ulivi and 2.6 mi (4.2 km) from Paolo Bonomelli Boutique Olive Farm. Garden of Casa Biasi and Museo del Castello Scaligero are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a golf course, a restaurant, and an outdoor pool. Free buffet breakfast and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, a rooftop terrace, and a seasonal outdoor pool.
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All 28 rooms offer minibars, room service, and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Hair dryers, safes, and showers are among the other amenities that guests will find.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
Golf Hotel Ca' degli Ulivi features a golf course and an outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered.
This Costermano hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Total number of rooms - 28
- Number of floors - 1
- Golf course on site
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- Outdoor pool
- Rooftop terrace
- Garden
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Free self parking
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Wedding services
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Restaurant
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Minibar
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- Satellite TV service
- In-room safe
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Room service (limited hours)
- Desk
- Flat-panel TV
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Golf Hotel Ca' degli Ulivi has a restaurant serving breakfast and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a golf course and an outdoor pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Golf driving range on site
- Golf lessons on site
- Golfing on site
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.00 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 14 years of age.
Hotel Name
- Ca' degli Ulivi Golf
- Golf Ca' degli Ulivi
- Golf Ca' degli Ulivi Costermano
- Golf Hotel Ca' degli Ulivi
- Golf Hotel Ca' degli Ulivi Costermano
- Golf Hotel Ca' Degli Ulivi Costermano, Italy
- Hotel Ca Degli Ulivi
We should mention
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport. Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. In accordance with national/local laws, air conditioning may be restricted to certain hours from 01 July to 31 August.


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Broaden your spiritual horizons. How has spirituality changed in the last 500, 1,000, or even 2,000 years? How can ancient approaches to faith help my relationship with God today? In The Sacred Way, popular author and speaker Tony Jones mines the rich history of 16 spiritual disciplines that have flourished throughout the ages and offers practical tips for implementing them in your daily life. Find encouragement and challenge through time-tested disciplines such as: *Silence and solitude *The Jesus prayer *Meditation *Pilgrimage Explore these proven approaches to deepening your faith. As you do, your way of living your spiritual life will never be the same.
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It's been a while since I did one of these fairly general entries in the "Five songs I love" series:
- Forget about Me by Mem Shannon. A great blues/soul/R&B singer, Mem Shannon is terribly underrated. I love his great story-telling ability, of which Forget about Me is a great example. Live: A Night at Tipitina's and I'm From Phunkville are both really terrific.
- Suite Madame Blue by Styx. The obligatory cheese. Anyways, Styx was the first rock band that I really loved as a young teen, way back in the early-mid 1970's and Suite Madame Blue was the song that did it for me. I still have a soft spot for Styx and especially this song.
- Toujours Vivant by Gerry Boulet. Boulet was the voice of the legendary Quebec blues rock band, Offenbach, and this is a great song from his all-too-brief solo career.
- Who Do You Love by George Thorogood & The Destroyers. Not much to say about this one except that this is a great version of a great song.
- The Real Me by The Who. I've always loved John Entwistle on bass and this song has always really showcased his abilities. I like the comment on the on the Youtube page: "that was probably the most insane explosion of spontaneously awesome rock the world has ever seen, or probably ever will." I'll second that. The John Entwistle Band also does a great version here.


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Aarschot is a city in the so-called Marginal Triangle of Belgium. It has about 28,000 inhabitants, "Aarschottenaars", who are also called "cobble stone whisperers".
edit Toponymy
The name Aarschot originates from the short time when Belgium was ruled by The Netherlands, from 1815 until 1830. Before it was named "Aarschot", the city had the latin name of "Orientum Universitatis", which means "East of the University (Referring to the university of Leuven. In 1829, when the Dutch realised that the Belgium independance was inevitable, they gave the city the name of "Aarschot".
In Dutch, "Aarschot" means "Arse God". In Flemish (which is just Dutch with a slightly different accent) the name has no meaning - it's just a name. By the time the people from Aarschot had learned that the Dutch had given them a name which was an insult in the native tongue of the Dutch, it was to late. The name was already widely used by then.
edit History
edit Orientum Universitatis
When the university of Leuven was founded in 1425, there quickly arose a food shortage in Leuven. This is because the teachers and students of the university felt like they were much better than farmers, and refused to help grow any food. This problem was solved by founding the city of "Orientum Universitatis" in 1427, where many farmers grew food to support the people of the university.
edit Cobble stone whisperers
Somewhere during the 18th century, empress Maria Theresia visited the city. She saw a man, lying on the street, who was drunk on "Aarschotse bruine" (The locally brewed beer). This man, who's name history has forgotten, whas so drunk, that he was wispering to the cobble stones. The people of Aarschot have been known as "cobble stone whisperers" ever since.
edit Dutch Period
It was under Dutch rule that the city got it's current name. Before the Belgian independance of 1830, there already were many uprisings in Aarschot, which is why the Dutch gave the city it's insulting name.
edit Recent Times
In recent times, Aarschot became known as one of the three cities of the Marginal Triangle. This insulting name didn't come from the Dutch, instead it came from the people of Leuven. The truth behind this name is that the people of Leuven were jaelous of the quality of illegal drugs in the three cities of the "Marginal Triangle", and so they insulted Aarschot by giving it another insulting name. The people of Aarschot don't tend to care about this at all though, they just spit in the food that they grow for Leuven from time to time.
edit Geography
Aarschot is located along the river Emer, and it's neighbouring villages are Geilrode, Peppi and Coky. The skyline is dominated by the Grand Church of Satan. It is located to the east of the city of Leuven.
edit Culture
Aarschot is one of the cradles of Belgian dance music. Dance artists from Aarschot include, but are not limited to: Joe The Techno Farmer, Trusty Tractor, Milk My Cow Inc, and Cotton Eye Joe.
The best known local product is "Aarschotse Bruine", which is a kind of beer. The name translates to english as "Aarschot's Brown One". A fun fact about this beer is that it isn't actually brown, it's purple. This is because the brewer of the beer, Tesse Van Aarschot, is colourblind.
A tradition in Aarschot is the yearly carnival parade. Last year, in 2011, the parade consisted of no less than 3 tractors.
edit Politics
For the last 20 years, the party to deliver the mayor in Aarschot has always been CD&V. (Cunning, Devilish and Venomous) The current mayor is Roland Smallwheels.
There are many disputes with
neighbouring towns the only other settlements in Belgium, Brussels and Antwerp as the traffic problem in Aarschot is bad enough to be heard for miles. A common Belgian joke (absurdly said in English and not Belgian) is, "Don't be in earshot of Aarschot." Another joke created by the local council in Aarschot is that when criminals are caught and handed over to the police for custody they always cry, "OK, I admit I shot a man in Aarschot." This political humour cheers up the lives of the average Belgian and allows them to ignore the seriousness of global warming and gun crime in their area.
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Administering Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Databases
This instructor-led course provides you with the knowledge and skills to maintain a Microsoft SQL Server 2012 database. The course focuses on teaching how to use SQL Server 2012 product features and tools related to maintaining a database. Also this course helps you prepare for the Exam 70-462.
All the labs for this course can be performed using the provided virtual machines. However, if you have a Microsoft Windows Azure account you will be able to connect to your Azure server and database from the classroom. Many of the labs in this course are enabled for you to perform the lab while connected to your own Azure database in the cloud. Your instructor will provide a current list of Azure enabled labs. To acquire a trial Windows Azure account click here.
Below are the some of the new features of SQL Server that are discussed in this course
- Discussion around servicing SQL Server (Service Packs, Cumulative Updates, Hotfixes)
- Understanding the relationship between the different levels of updates to the SQL Server product is very important for those working with it. The course now covers details on how hotfixes, cumulative updates and service packs are related and when to apply each type of update.
- SQL Server use of automated update
- SQL Server can now utilize Windows Update for servicing. The course shows how to enable automated updates and when the use of these updates should and should not be used.
- Partial database containment
- A significant challenge when migrating databases between servers is the management of objects such as logins that are not contained within the database. The course now discusses the partial containment options that are provided by SQL Server 2012. In particular, authentication-related changes are discussed.
- Users with passwords (contained users)
- The course shows how SQL Server 2012 allows users to be authenticated at the database level, rather than at the server level. This is an important first step for database containment.
- User-defined server roles
- In earlier versions of SQL Server, user-defined roles could be created at the database level but not at the server level. In SQL Server 2012, user-defined roles can also be defined at the server level. This can help to increase the security of systems. Having the ability to configure more fine-grained permissions lets logins be assigned only the permissions that they need to do their work.
- In-place upgrades of data-tier applications
- In earlier versions of SQL Server, an upgrade of a data-tier application involved migrating all the data within a database to a new database. In SQL Server 2012 this is no longer needed and the course shows how data-tier applications can be upgraded much more quickly, and using less system resources.
- Appendix with intro to AlwaysOn, High Availability and Replication concepts
- Students who will be attempting the certification exam that is relevant to this course require knowledge of high availability and replication. In earlier versions of this course, none of these details were covered. In this version of the course, an appendix that covers the core concepts for high availability (including SQL Server 2012 AlwaysOn technologies) and replication is provided.
The primary audience for this course is individuals who administer and maintain SQL Server databases. These individuals perform database administration and maintenance as their primary area of responsibility, or work in environments where databases play a key role in their primary job. The secondary audiences for this course are individuals who develop applications that deliver content from SQL Server databases.
After completing this course, students will be able to
- Plan and install SQL Server.
- Describes the system databases, the physical structure of databases and the most common configuration options related to them.
- Explain the concept of the transaction log and SQL Server recovery models and implement different backup strategies available with SQL Server.
- Create SQL Server Backups.
- Restore SQL Server databases.
- Use the import/export wizards and explain how they relate to SSIS.
- Work with SQL Server security models, logins and users.
- Work with fixed server roles, user-defined server roles, fixed database roles and user-defined database roles.
- Work with permissions and the assignment of permissions.
- Work with SQL Server Audit.
- Work with SQL Server Agent, jobs and job history.
- Implement SQL Server agent security, proxy accounts and credentials.
- Configure database mail, alerts and notifications.
- Create database maintenance plans.
- Work with SQL Profiler and SQL Trace stored procedures.
- Introduce DMVs and the configuration of data collection.
- Work with Central Management Servers and Multi-Server queries, Virtualization of SQL Server and Data-Tier Applications.
- Troubleshoot SQL Server databases.
Course Information
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Hours: 54
Tuition $895
Text: Training Kit (Exam 70-462): Administering Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Databases (Microsoft Press Training Kit), ISBN 978-0-73566607-8.
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Lead with Mercy: The Pope's Compelling Approach
In two groundbreaking interviews, one with Jesuit newspapers around the world and another with an atheist newspaper editor, Pope Francis has rattled some Catholics with his strong emphasis on healing and mercy. Some take it as a dismissal of the Church's moral teachings, or at best a belittling of them. Others worry the Pope is too soft on spiritual or liturgical norms.
But as Fr. Robert Barron points out, the Pope's strategy of leading with mercy instead of law is often a far more effective approach:
"The Pope is not suggesting that rules—moral, spiritual, liturgical, etc.—are unnecessary or unimportant, but he is indeed suggesting that they are secondary to the central reality of encountering the living Christ…
If I might proffer a perhaps trite analogy: when attempting to attract a young kid to the game of baseball, you don't begin with the rulebook; rather, you begin with the beauty and majesty and rhythm of the game—and then you trust that he will come in time to understand the nature and purpose of the rules from the inside…
What we find today, the Pope is implying, are millions of people who are, in the spiritual sense, gravely wounded. They are alienated from God, stuck in the no-man's land of moral relativism, adrift with no sense of direction, and tempted by every form of errant desire. They require, therefore, not the fine points of moral doctrine, but basic healing."
Read the rest of Fr. Barron's article, "The Field Hospital is Open: Reflections on Pope Francis' Interview", or watch his video commentary below.
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About Avanti Fellows:
Avanti is a social enterprise established in March 2010 to help economically disadvantaged students gain admission to India's top engineering and medical colleges. Avanti operates stand-alone Learning Centers in Mumbai, New Delhi and Kanpur. The Learning Centers provide low-income high-school students a world-class science and mathematics education, and have very little conventional lecturing.
Our centers implement a unique peer learning pedagogy that was developed by the award-winning Harvard Physics Professor, Dr. Eric Mazur, and our chief academic advisor. Avanti is a PanIIT Alumni India initiative, winner of the Stanford BASES Social E-Challenge 2010 and recipient of the Echoing Green, Ashoka and Draper Richard Kaplan Foundation Fellowships 2012.
Website: http://avantifellows.org/
Designation: Marketing & Outreach Executive
Salary: INR 1.8 to INR 2.4 LPA
Job Location: Kanpur/ Delhi/ Mumbai
Course Specialization: Graduates/ MBA (2012/2013 Batch Passouts)
Job Description:
The Marketing and Outreach Executive will work directly with the Program Manager to execute the end-to-end Annual Marketing, Outreach, Selection and Admission process for the new batch of incoming students. The main responsibilities are providing feedback and inputs in developing the marketing strategy, plan and coordinate outreach with the Program Manager, reach out to schools and community organizations to conduct information and awareness sessions with students and principals, and invite applications and conduct the selection test. Build marketing processes to induct the top students into the program. Consider the feasibility and potential locations for setting up new learning centers, and lead the process of establishing new Learning Centers in the city.
- Major Responsibilities:
1. Marketing Strategy for Outreach
- Continuously work with Program Manager and volunteers to refine Avanti's marketing strategy and messaging, based on insight and experience. Create database of possible channels of outreach.
- Conduct career counseling sessions in low-income schools (and communities) to invite maximum number of applications from students for the selection test.
2. Schools and Community Outreach
- Visit low-income schools, build strong relationships with them to conduct Avanti's annual selection process
- Establish partnerships with NGOs, community-based organizations and media bodies (newspapers, radio, TV) to spread awareness about Avanti's learning centers amongst our target audience of low-income families
- Work with student volunteers from colleges (IITs and top state engineering colleges) to coordinate outreach.
3. Selection Tests and Interview Process
- Manage end-to-end administration of multiple selection tests and personal interview process of applicants
- Build strong relationship with principals and families of students to manage Avanti's presence in community
4. Setting up New Learning Centers
- Identify prospective locations and set up 3 new Avanti Learning Centers by April 2014
Desired Candidate Profile:
- Fluency in spoken Hindi & English is a must. Good written communication skills in English.
- Functional knowledge of MS Excel and MS Word.
- Proven ability to work well proactively, in a start-up, under less supervision.
- Good marketing and communication skills, ability to convince the audience and sell to their needs.
Interview Process: Telephonic Round, Face to Face Interview
Probation Period: 3 months
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Did you know?
In 1970 the Apartheid government renamed District Six Zonnebloem in an effort to attract property developers.
This venue is actually two in one: the Live and the Lounge areas. With its own in-house sound and lighting system, the Mercury has built a superb reputation and a loyal clientele during its 10-year existence.
Located in the old historic area of District Six, also known as Zonnebloem, it hosts live music entertainment ranging in style from rock, hip-hop and pop to jazz, world music and electronica.
Mercury's upstairs Live venue has a capacity of over 600, and has seen most of South Africa's top acts perform on its stage. Foosball and pool tables provide a diversion in between performances. With regular specials and promotions on offer, it's a firm favourite with live music aficionados.
The smaller, downstairs Lounge venue has capacity for approximately 150 people, and hosts DJ parties and student nights on certain evenings. Staying open till the wee hours, the lounge is also a favourite late-night dancing and chill-out spot for patrons from other clubbing venues nearby.
Owned by former band and road manager Kevin Winder, the Mercury has a solid reputation for providing the best quality sound in a convenient and well-equipped venue. This ethos extends to making sure that only the best bands, both established and up-and-coming, are invited to play, resulting in top quality music nights.
The venue has a relaxed and friendly vibe, with good security and, a rarity amongst live music venues, excellent service. Dedicated to supporting South African music, it's one of the best live music venues in the country.
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Who to contact
Mercury Live & Lounge
Tel: +27 (0) 21 465 2106
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MercuryLive
How to get here
Mercury Live and Lounge is easily accessible by car and taxi and has plenty of parking available.
Best time to visit
Mercury Live is open all year round from 8pm to late.
Around the area
Chrome Nightclub, District Six Museum, The Gardens Centre
What will it cost
The Mercury is reasonably priced but the admission fee varies according to which artists are performing on any given night. Phone ahead to find out.
Where to stay
There are several hotels, B&B's and backpacker hostels close to the venue.
What to eat
Mercury Live does not feature a kitchen, so plan to eat beforehand. There are plenty of good restaurants in the area, catering to all tastes and budgets.
What's happening
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Photos covering the life span of C. Jones Sr. up until a few weeks before his 82nd birthday. The book contains photos of his family and friends. Over 80% of the pages are specifically designed for the purpose of this book and are very unique to say the least. I must apologize for not having more of those pages in the beginning to show you how unique they are.
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Johannesburg - The Gift of the Givers charity is bargaining ever harder with al-Qaeda kidnappers in Yemen to secure the release of Bloemfontein teacher Pierre Korkie before their Friday deadline to kill him if they don't get a $3 million (R30.3m) ransom.
But Gift of the Givers founder Imtiaz Sooliman said today he believed the relationship with the group had improved over the last two days.
He said after securing the release of Pierre's wife Yolande on Friday, his Yemeni representative Anas al-Hamati was "back in al-Qaeda territory face to face with them" from Monday night.
"They were more threatening and aggressive this time, demanding money all the time," he said, adding to his earlier remark the kidnappers had been dismayed al-Hamati had not arrived with the $3m and had threatened to break off negotiations immediately – or to take him.
Al-Hamati faced them down by saying if they took him they would not get $50. "We made it clear that we need time and don't have money," Sooliman said.
"They said he (al-Hamati) must go with them on Tuesday to their leader. He went. At noon SA time yesterday, al-Qaeda operatives called me asking about the money.
"I re-emphasised that the time was too short, that the ransom was too high, that we are not Americans, Europeans or rich Arabs like them, that we are from the poor continent of Africa."
"They said it's not their problem. They insisted $3m by Friday or they execute Pierre. I drummed it into them that we don't have money, we need time; the South African government won't pay and they should release Pierre.
"I told them Pierre is old and sick – Yolande said at the weekend he has a hernia problem – and what benefit would there be to harm him.
"After I put the phone down, Anas confirmed the guy I spoke to told the others we need time and there is no money. They were just repeating the usual old stories. Anas said he left them and said they would meet again.
"Anas will meet some of them today but he said by yesterday afternoon he felt the relationship with them had significantly improved and he felt happier and much more positive."
Sooliman said he was unable to say how the fund-raising for Pierre's ransom was going as that was up to Yolande, who returned to South Africa on Monday.
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For 15 years, I avoided public speaking. Then an event occurred right out of an old-fashioned musical. The night before the year's biggest industry conference, my boss lost his voice. Could I substitute for him as guest speaker? Yikes! I hardly slept that night. The next day, in front of 700 people (yes, I was counting), I not only got through it, I even received compliments. From then on I stopped trying to be so textbook and just went with being my likable, folksy self. Now I love public speaking. The moral of the story? Believe in yourself and be yourself. If you are invited to speak in public, remember that you were invited because you have something valuable to offer. Your audience will be grateful, not critical.
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
How LogRhythm Is Making Sense, and Security, Out Of Log Data, with Andy Grolnick
If you're a bank or large company, security is a never ending chore. And, it seems like there's always a new cyber-threat out there against your company. What kind of solutions are out there to help patch up your security holes, and detect issues in your network? One solution is offered by Boulder-based LogRhythm (www.logrhythm.com) which provides security and log management tools specifically aimed at this market. We caught up Andy Grolnick, the CEO of the company, to learn more about LogRhythm and how the company is looking to fill some of the holes present in the enterprise security market.
Let's start at the top. Can you describe what LogRhythm does?
Andy Grolnick: We're a provider of security information and event management services, insights, and visibility. There are three use cases. We help organizations, whether they are large enterprises, government institutions, or others, detect and defend from hard-to-detect, cyber-security threats. We also help them comply with regulatory requirements, whether that is PCI, HIPPA, Sarbanes Oxley, or whatever, where there are lots of requirements around monitoring log data around crticial systems. Lastly, that same analysis capability makes it very easy to understand performance and availability challenges around your IT infrastructure, and allows you to improve your operation and productivity.
Can you describe a little bit about how that works?
Andy Grolnick: There are lots of logs of events and machine data. Think of it as the digital fingerprint of everything going on in your IT infrastructure. For larger companies, it's literally billions of logs, and all kinds of transactional information per day. It's very much a big data challenge. There ar elots of insights you can get from that information, but it's impossible to manually make sense of it all. What we do, is we collect that data, in a high performance way, and bring in all that data and normalize it into a common format. They're initially in all different kinds of formats, depending on the systems or applications or network devices generating that information. So, we bring that into a common structure, and make it useful and actionable. That allows you to do automated and on-demand searches and reports, and we also have lots of built-in, out-of-the-box analytics that we can provide in real time or near real time, which can detect potential security threats or audit violations. For example, someone might be a privileged user, perhaps an IT employee at a large bank, and their credentials are valuable. Someone might want to fraudulently get a hold of those credentials, to get into a bank system, so that they might download data or redirect millions of dollars. One of the things you can do with LogRhythm, is detect if those credentials are being used in Chicago, and then suddenly has someone logging into the system in China or Russia within a three hour period, that might be something you want to know, so you can shut that account down--something else we can do in LogRhythm-- and avoid losing millions of dollars. That's just an example of the kinds of things we do and that our product can be used for.
Are there specific kinds of customers who find your software the most useful?
Andy Grolnick : There are some verticals where it's more interesting. Generally, it's broadly applicable to anyone with sizeable infrastructure. But, there are certain verticals, such as financial services, healthcare, retail, government, and utilities, who either have regulatory requirements or are more targeted on the cyber-threat side of things. Our customer base is a little more prevalent in those verticals, but it's really a value in any industry. It's for everyone who has challenges on the security, compliance, and operational side.
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Now that Up in the Air and I made up, I can use it as a base for layering as well. Isn't it nice when we all get along? The look of these two polishes layered is just gorgeous, but it's too frosty for me to wear. Too shiny. I'm not sure why, but I believe that cremes and shimmers suit me way better than pearly or frosty finishes. Is that even possible - that some finishes look better on you, just like some colors work with your skintone and some don't? Maybe it's just my taste, I don't know.
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The Foundation has announced a call for applications for the inaugural Summit, scheduled at the Mission Bay Conference Center at the University of California-San Francisco.
"We surveyed early-stage and seasoned life science entrepreneurs to find out what they considered critical needs for starting their companies, and we built an agenda around their feedback," said Dominique Pahud, director, advancing innovation at the Kauffman Foundation. "We will answer the critical questions that founders must address to start and grow viable life science companies. Every minute of this event will focus on helping founders create a path to successfully bring their innovations to market."
Industry experts and successful entrepreneurs will provide practical guidance on commercializing innovations in each of four sectors: medical device, therapeutics, diagnostics, and digital health. Speakers and panelists representing each industry sector will share lessons, advice and insights. Speakers include Steve Blank, serial entrepreneur and author; Stephen Spielberg, deputy commissioner for medical products and tobacco at the Food & Drug Administration; Paul Yock, founder, Stanford Biodesign; Karl Handelsman, managing director, CMEA Capital; Kim Popovits, CEO, Genomic Health; and more.
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- Network with like-minded founders, industry experts, angel and venture capital investors, and successful entrepreneurs.
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The application is located at http://sites.kauffman.org/lifescienceapp/. The deadline is April 9, 2012. Selected applicants will be advised by April 13, and registration will open April 14. The registration fee is $100 before May 4, 2012, and $125 after that date.
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ATLANTA, July 21, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than one in five adults in the U.S. have arthritis, and 60% are under age 65. The number of people with arthritis is continuing to increase making it more important than ever to communicate to them often overlooked pain management options.
Everyone knows physical activity and weight management are good for overall health, but not many people know the positive impact they can have on arthritis. Many people with arthritis are not taking advantage of physical activity and weight management as natural pain relievers. For example, 31% of people with arthritis are obese, and 44% are inactive. Obese people with arthritis are 44% more likely to be inactive.
Summertime months present the perfect opportunity to remind Americans living with arthritis that activity and weight management are simple, natural self-management strategies that are effective in reducing arthritis pain. Simple self-management strategies to manage arthritis pain through physical activity and weight management are detailed below:
You don't have to go it alone! Interactive workshops such as the Arthritis Self-Management Program and the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program are low-cost (about $25 - $35) and available in communities across the country. Attending one of these programs can help with learning ways to manage pain, exercise safely, and gain control of arthritis. There are also exercise programs, such as the Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program, EnhanceFitness, and Walk with Ease, that can help people with arthritis increase their physical activity safely and comfortably.
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Employment Contracts in Lakeland, Florida
A Lakeland, Florida employment contract is an agreement where the employer and employee each intend to legally bind the other to certain conditions in the work relationship. Most Florida employment contracts can be negotiable since both parties benefit from a suitable agreement that is unique to their circumstances. Employment contracts specifying a term of employment provide employees with some measure of job security if conditions are satisfied. They further permit the employer to directly control employee productivity to some degree.
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Florida employment contracts usually include many terms such as a description of the job, employment duration (generally at-will employment), compensation/benefits, and grounds for terminating. However, there are also other, less common, clauses that are worthy of notice. First, an arbitration clause requires parties to forego their rights to access the courts for any employment dispute.
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Mbombela - A Mpumalanga nurse testified in the Nelspruit Regional Court on Monday against an ex-municipal manager implicated in a vigilante murder.
Delfina Ndlovu, a nurse at Barberton General Hospital, was testifying in the murder trial of former Mbombela local municipality manager Bruno Vilane, 47.
Vilane is accused, along with his son Nhlanhla Vilane, 23, Andile Lawrence Masuku, 20, Zwelithini Welcome Tsela, 22, and Makusile Mahlangu, 29.
They are accused of assaulting and setting alight suspected thief Benjamin Ncongwane, 35, on December 25, 2009.
The five have pleaded not guilty to murder.
Ndlovu told the court Ncongwane died from third degree burns.
"The accused arrived at the casualty centre at about 8.30am and informed us to assist a patient.
"There were two other men and the injured man was at the back covered with a blanket. He had sustained burn wounds from his head to the legs," said Ndlovu.
She told the court she lifted him and took him to a ward.
"I then asked accused what had happened. He said the person poured petrol over himself and set himself alight. He and the other people then left the hospital," she said.
After the men left, Ncongwane explained exactly what had happened and who his attackers were, before he succumbed to his wounds.
Coert Jordaan, defence for the accused, argued there was no police identification parade for the nurse to identify Nhlahla Vilane as the one who arrived on that day.
Magistrate Andre Geldenhuys postponed the case to Thursday for the investigating officer and other witnesses to testify.
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Brad Stevens built a nice program at Butler, but his college background ill-equips him to succeed coaching the Boston Celtics.
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CONCERNS are growing for the safety of a pensioner thought to be missing on Snowdon.
Gerry Coyle, aged 65, of Warwickshire, was last scene at the summit cafe on Snowdon at around 1pm on Thursday, October 25.
North Wales Police and Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team, supported by the RAF Mountain Rescue and helicopter and SARDA (Search and Rescue Dog Association Wales), have searched the area since the alarm was raised on Sunday.
Mr Coyle is 5'3 tall, of medium build and bald with short, greying hair on the sides and a grey beard.
He was wearing a green fleece top, green trousers and wide brimmed hat with a camouflage pattern.
It is also thought Mr Coyle would have been carrying photography equipment including a tripod, although this would probably have been in a black bag or a backpack.
Before Mr Coyle left the Padarn Lake Hotel in Llanberis at 11am on Thursday, he said he intended to walk to the summit of Snowdon.
Sergeant Rob Rands asked anyone who had seen Mr Coyle to contact North Wales Police.
He said: "Mr Coyle left the hotel stating his intentions to walk to the summit and indeed upon speaking with staff there it appears he made it.
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Ocean City's Beloved 'Mack n Mancos' Name To Be Sliced!
Pretty much anybody that lives in South Jersey knows where to find a good pie–and have been since the 1950's. As of Jan 1, jaws will drop when they see that Ocean City's 'Mack n Mancos' will known as 'Mancos & Mancos' or Mancos pizza. The reasons for the impending change, after all these years, are shrouded in mystery, like the secret recipes for the pies. According to Philly.com:
It's just two separate entities that decided among themselves that one would take back their name and we would all go our separate ways. There's nothing else to say about it," said Chuck Bangle, who says he co-owns the institution with his wife, Mary, and her parents, Frank and Kay Manco.
He declined to say whether the split was amicable, but took his lawyer's help in writing a brief news release announcing the change.
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Arthur Richs Bedeutung fuer die Entwicklung der Wirtschaftsethik (Arthur Rich's Importance for the Development of Business and Economic Ethics)
Arthur Richs zweibaendiges Meisterwerk Wirtschaftsethik (1984/1990) wird im Kontext der internationalen Entwicklung der Wirtschaftsethik seit den achtziger Jahren gewuerdigt. Nach einer kurzen UEbersicht der internationalen Entwicklung werden acht besonders wichtige Aspekte von Richs Werk fuer die Grundlegung der Wirtschaftsethik und fuer eine human-reformierte und oekologisch-regulierte Marktwirtschaft aufgezeigt. (Arthur Rich's fundamental and unique masterpiece 'Business and Economic Ethics. The Ethics of Economic Systems' (published in German in 1984/1990; in English in 2006) is discussed against the backdrop of the international development of business and economic ethics since the 1980s. A great number of important insights are still relevant for the foundation of business and economic ethics and the development of a humanly reformed and ecologically regulated market economy: the contribution of Christian theology to the ethical dialogue in a pluralistic society; Rich's ethical reasoning that defies ethical relativism and skepticism; Rich's "hermeneutic circle" of economic rationality and ethical reasoning; the distinction of economic systems and economic orders and the variety of market economies; the indispensable ecological dimension of any market economy; basic conditions for a participative cooperation in a global economy, etc. )
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Savolainen links antisocial behavior in childhood to disadvantage and poverty in adulthood
Norton et al. put dollar value on relief from chronic pain for Americans age 50+
Seefeldt says TANF restrictions may limit program's help for poor Americans
Paula Fomby to succeed Jennifer Barber as Associate Director of PSC
PSC community celebrates Violet Elder's retirement from PSC
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U-M awarded $58 million to develop ideas for preventing and treating health problems
Unutzer, J., W. Katon, J.W. Williams, C.M. Callahan, L. Harpole, E.M. Hunkeler, M. Hoffing, and P. Arean. 2001. "Improving Primary Care for Depression in Late Life - the Design of a Multicenter Randomized Trial." Medical Care, 39(8): 785-799.
BACKGROUND. Late life depression can be successfully treated with antidepressant medications or psychotherapy, but few depressed older adults receive effective treatment. RESEARCH DESIGN. A randomized controlled trial of a disease management program for late life depression. SUBJECTS. Approximately 1,750 older adults with major depression or dysthymia are recruited from seven national study sites. INTERVENTION. Half of the subjects are randomly assigned to a collaborative care program where a depression clinical specialist supervised by a psychiatrist and a primary care expert supports the patient's regular primary care provider to treat depression. Intervention services are provided for 12 months using antidepressant medications and Problem Solving Treatment in Primary Care according to a stepped care protocol that varies intervention intensity according to clinical needs. The other half of the subjects are assigned to care as usual. EVALUATION. Subjects are independently assessed at baseline, 3 months, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months, and 24 months. The evaluation assesses the incremental cost-effectiveness of the intervention compared with care as usual. Specific outcomes examined include care for depression, depressive symptoms, health-related quality of life, satisfaction with depression care, health care costs, patient time costs, market and nonmarket productivity, and household income. CONCLUSIONS. The study blends methods from health services and clinical research in an effort to protect internal validity while maximizing the generalizability of results to diverse health care systems. We hope that this study will show the cost-effectiveness of a new model of care for late life depression that can be applied in a range of primary care settings.
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Muni Testing Out New Cars -- Almost Ready To RollMuni is shooting for August 20th to hand over all the safety tests to the California Public Utilities Commission. Once the CPUC signs off, the new cars will go online.
Tour Bus Driver Who Fatally Struck Man Cited for Misdemeanor Vehicular ManslaughterThe driver of a tour bus that struck and killed a man in San Francisco's Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood last weekend has been cited for misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter, police said Thursday.
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Perfect for use on-the-go, the KORRES Festival Kit combines a lip balm, body milk, face sunscreen and pack of cleansing wipes to refresh, protect and hydrate no matter where you are.
The Set Contains:
KORRES Milk Proteins Cleansing Wipes (25 Wipes)
Perfect for use on-the-go, the gentle wipes effortlessly eliminate make-up and impurities from the face and eyes. Enriched with Milk Proteins to nourish and moisturise skin, preventing dryness and uncomfortable tightness, whilst leaving your complexion fresh, smooth and hydrated.
KORRES Mandarin Lip Butter Stick SPF15 - Pink (5ml)
Instantly hydrate and soften dry, chapped lips with the non-greasy lip balm. Enriched with Shea Butter and Sunflower Wax to nourish and repair lips for long-lasting comfort, whilst Mandarin Oil works to condition dryness, leaving you with moisturised, super smooth lips.
KORRES Basil Lemon Body Milk (40ml)
Combining Almond Oil, Aloe Vera, Pro-Vitamin B5, Shea Butter, Lanolin and Jojoba Oil, the fast-absorbing milk delivers long-lasting hydration to leave skin soft, smooth and supple. Lightweight and non-greasy, the luxurious formula uplifts the mind and body thanks to its vibrant lemon zest aroma.
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A lightweight, non-greasy cream developed to shield skin from harmful UVA and UVB rays. Enriched with Yoghurt, a natural source of lactose, proteins, minerals and vitamins, to soothe skin and lock in moisture for a rejuvenated and hydrated complexion. Offers superior hydration during sun exposure.
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WIMBLEBALL Lake is celebrating the May Day Bank Holiday in style by holding a family fun day with something for everyone to enjoy.
As well as community games there will be have-a-go archery, face painting, bushcraft, canoeing, a barbecue and more.
Alex Forster, Exmoor area manager for the South-West Lakes Trust, said: "This event is going to be perfect for people of all ages and interests.
"We hope to see people involved or just relaxing and being entertained by the events."
Wimbleball also has a 'Tramper' mobility scooter for people with limited mobility who wish to explore the area .
The event will be free to attend, but normal parking charges apply, and there will be an additional cost for food and certain activities.
The family fun day takes place on Monday, May 5, from 10.30am to 3.30pm.
If you would like more information call Wimbleball Lake on 01398-371460 or email firstname.lastname@example.com


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WEDNESDAY, July 11, 2012 (MedPage Today) — Menopausal vasomotor symptoms decreased significantly in women who lost weight during a year-long low-fat dietary intervention, an analysis of the Women's Health Initiative (WHI) showed.
Weight loss increased the odds of symptom resolution among women who reported vasomotor symptoms at baseline: women who lost at least 10 pounds were 23 percent more likely to see their symptoms resolve, and women who lost 10 percent or more of their baseline body weight were 56 percent more likely to see a resolution of their symptoms, according to Candyce H. Kroenke, ScD, of Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, Calif., and colleagues.
Overall, women in the trial who were randomized to the dietary intervention had a 14 percent greater likelihood of symptom resolution than did women in the control arm, the authors reported online in Menopause.
Women in the intervention arm who lost 10 percent or more of their body weight had the greatest improvement in hot flashes and night sweats, they noted.
"It seems like this would be a reasonable alternative for women who don't want to take hormone therapy as a way of reducing hot flashes and night sweats," Kroenke told MedPage Today.
Higher body weight has been associated with greater vasomotor symptomatology among menopausal women, but the effect of changes in weight — loss or gain — on menopausal symptoms has received little attention in the literature.
Two studies suggested that weight gain or increased adiposity was associated with greater symptomatology (Breast Cancer Res Treat 2010; 124: 205-211, Am J Epidemiol 2009; 170: 766-774). Results of a single randomized trial showed a reduction in hot flash frequency and severity in women assigned to a weight-loss intervention (Arch Intern Med 2011; 170: 1161-1167).
Some evidence has suggested that dietary habits might also influence menopausal vasomotor symptoms, Kroenke and colleagues wrote in their introduction. In particular, some studies have indicated that high fiber intake and low fat consumption might improve symptoms.
The WHI included a dietary modification trial that randomized participants either to a dietary intervention that emphasized reduced fat consumption and increased consumption of fruits, vegetables, and whole-grain products, or to a control group. Women in the intervention arm also participated in a behavior modification program that included group sessions and consultations with nutritionists.
Although weight loss was not a goal of the dietary intervention trial, participants in the intervention arm lost 4 to 5 pounds during the first year. Overall, 21 percent of women in the intervention arm lost weight, as did 7 percent of those in the control group.
Kroenke and colleagues analyzed data on 17,473 WHI participants ages 50 to 79 who were included in the dietary intervention trial. The primary objective of the analysis was to identify factors associated with changes in vasomotor symptoms.
At baseline, 73 percent to 74 percent of participants reported no night sweats or hot flashes. Of those women who did report symptoms, 6 percent rated the symptoms as moderately severe, and 1 percent said they had severe symptoms. The authors found that 56 percent of the women had no vasomotor symptoms at baseline or 1 year.
An age-adjusted analysis showed that women in the intervention arm were 19 percent more likely to have resolution of vasomotor symptoms. The difference declined to 14 percent in a multivariate analysis. However, the dietary intervention had no effect in women who rated their symptoms as moderate or severe at baseline.
Among all women with vasomotor symptoms at baseline, weight loss ≥10 pounds and ≥10 percent of body weight significantly increased the likelihood of symptom resolution at 1 year.
Weight loss ≥10 percent among women in the intervention arm boosted the odds of symptom resolution by 89 percent compared with women in the control group who maintained baseline body weight.
Women in the intervention arm also were 25 percent less likely to report any vasomotor symptoms after 1 year, as compared with the control group.
Weight loss ≥10 percent of baseline body weight was associated with a 30 percent reduction in the odds for vasomotor symptoms at one year.
Among women who reported vasomotor symptoms at baseline, weight loss increased the likelihood that the symptoms would resolve during the study.
The impact of baseline weight or body mass index on outcomes at 1 year was not specifically evaluated. Similar to the general population, most of the women in the study were overweight.
"I think that this study would be fairly generalizable to the population, which is two-thirds overweight," said Kroenke.


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The Tokyo Jazz fest organized by NHK and Nikkei was a 2-day event when it started 5 years ago and, up until 2005, had Herbie Hancock as director. How things have changed.
Like 2006's event, this year's festival will still be at Tokyo International Forum in Marunouchi, but spread over 4 days, Sept. 20-23, including a doubleheader on Sept. 22. But whereas last year's festival continued a run of bringing marquee artists to Tokyo, such as Chick Corea, Hiromi Uehara, Sadao Watanabe, Hank Jones and Marcus Miller, Tokyo Jazz 2007 pales in comparison.
There are some noteworthies to listen to: pianist Joe Sample plays with vocalist Randy Crawford on Sept. 21; guitarist Lee Ritenour plays with an eclectic group of musicians along with special guest Bill Evans on sax at the Sept. 22 afternoon session; and saxophonist Benny Golson brings his quartet to the Sept. 22 "Masters' Session" in the evening. This is the one to attend — guitarist Mike Stern will play with pianist Makoto Ozone, and the evening ends with the Tokyo Jazz 2007 Special Session. Trumpeter Randy Brecker, the late saxophonist Michael Brecker's brother, will lead the group, which includes Stern, Bob Mintzer on sax and bassist Anthony Jackson.
For those who like big bands, the Duke Ellington Orchestra kick things off on Sept. 20, and the festival ends with outdoor performances on Sept. 23.
Tokyo Jazz 2007 will be held at Tokyo International Forum from Sept. 20-23; tickets ¥8,500, ¥6,500 also available on Sept. 20-22 and ¥4,000 for outdoor standing room on Sept. 23. For more information visit www.tokyo-jazz.com


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Glenn DeMott '76
Blows The Whistle On Pfizer Inc.
As a successful pharmaceutical sales representative for 19 years who earned national and regional sales awards, Glenn DeMott '76 had a good life and a career he enjoyed. He didn't have to rock the boat and alter his life forever. But when he discovered that his employer Pfizer Inc. was misrepresenting and falsifying scientific research and misleading doctors into promoting off-label uses of prescription drugs (among other things), he knew he had to act. He began what turned out to be an almost fiveyear ordeal to blow the whistle on Pfizer's illegal activities.
The result of his and five other whistleblowers' efforts is the largest healthcare fraud settlement in U.S. Justice Department history. In September 2009, Pfizer agreed to pay a $2.3 billion criminal and civil settlement to the government. Called "historic" by U. S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius, the settlement will return nearly $1 billion to Medicare, Medicaid and other government insurance programs. Going nose-to-nose against the world's largest pharmaceutical company isn't something anybody does lightly, and DeMott admits that the prospect scared him at times. But he says his strong moral upbringing and his scientific training at Wittenberg as a biology major inspired him to do the right thing.
"It is unacceptable to me to violate the physician-patient relationship," he says. "Risks to patient safety were involved and patient lives were
involved. I refused to participate."
DeMott first reported his concerns to Pfizer about federal compliance violations, but instead of action, he was fired. DeMott met with federal agents and disclosed Pfizer's illegal kickbacks to doctors and its unlawful marketing of the prescription drugs Bextra, Celebrex, Lyrica, Relpax, Depo-Provera and Geodon. These Pfizer actions caused false claims to be submitted to government insurance programs like Medicare and Medicaid. "Nothing seemed to stop even after I reported it," he says. "My greatest fear was that nothing would ever get done."
DeMott credits Wittenberg professors Ronald deLanglade, David Mason and Howard Curry not only with instilling in him a strong sense of ethics and scientific integrity, but also with training him to learn a great deal of scientific research and retain it accurately.
The ordeal has taken its toll on DeMott, and today he says he is "slowly winding down" from the experience. While he hopes to take a vacation soon, his strong sense of civic duty still compels him to volunteer locally. But he may not be done with the big-time yet – he is interested in testifying before a Senate committee investigating fraud in the health care arena


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Sombrero Dip II
READY IN: 20mins
Recipe by breezermom
This is a recipe I used to make when I first got married. We didn't have the money to go out, so friends would come over and we would play cards and watch movies....great times. All of us would make great appetizer/snack items and this is one of the ones that was always enjoyed!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb chorizo sausage, removed from casings
- 1⁄2 cup onion, minced
- 2⁄3 cup chili sauce
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and sliced into strips, add more if you like it hotter
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 (16 ounce) can pinto beans or 1 (16 ounce) canlight red kidney beans
- black olives, minced
- onion, minced
- Mexican blend cheese, shredded
Directions See How It's Made
- Place chorizo and onion in a skillet. Brown, and scramble the chorizo so that it is no longer in chunks -- more fine. Drain the grease out.
- Put remaining ingredients (not the garnishes) in a blender; Blend on low until smooth. Add to the sausage mixture and simmer gently, uncovered, until it becomes a good dip consistency, about 10 minutes.
- Place in a serving bowl. Garnish with onions in the middle, olives in the middle, and cheese on the outside. If you'd like, you can add some diced avocados to the garnishes.
- Serve with tortilla chips.


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You really captured the genius of Stu Hamm there, buddy. This is terrific. You are really talented.
Thanks a lot! :)
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Donno how this happens but every time I listen to it, my heart misses a beat and I want to cry out with all the feelings overwhelming. Very seldom a tune does that to me.
Awesome. Just awesome.
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Man I love this cover man! You did an amazing job on this one. Its been along time since i last heard your stuff. I'm a big fan of your work.
You sir are a very talented musician and I hope you continue to make wonderful music like this.
Thank you! Means a lot coming from a kick ass guitarist as yourself. It's been too long since I checked out your stuff, so I checked out your most recent songs and they were very cool. You have some amazing skills there, so keep it up!
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like sleeping on a bed of fresh dried quilts washed with snuggle.
like riding a cloud though the farthest reaches of the sky exploring wherever your magic cloud can take you
sleep tight
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This tune is mellow as hell. Awesome.
That last review I left on Bloodbath, I was wrong. I thought I'd not heared your other songs before, but I have... I just forgot!
Anyway, excellent job on this song man.
Thanks man! Heh, it's been such a long time since I submitted something, no wonder you forgot.


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A cat has died after being shot through the back with an arrow in Bunbury.
Authorities are calling for anybody with information to come forward.
A young boy found the cat skewered in his backyard in the Bunbury suburb of Eaton and reported it to the RSPCA.
It was taken to a local veterinary surgery for treatment but pronounced dead on arrival.
It appears the cat was shot with either a longbow, re-curve or compound bow.
The RSPCA does not believe a crossbow was used – which were outlawed in WA in two years ago.
As the cat was wearing a collar the RSPCA attempted to find an owner – including putting an advertisement in the local paper – but nobody has come forward.
RSPCA Chief Executive David van Ooran said concerning the attack appeared to have happened in a built up area where there were other animals and children present.
"This sort of behaviour is of real concern to the RSPCA and Police because case studies in the past have shown that animal cruelty is a warning sign that the offender has the potential to commit future similar crimes on human beings," he said.
Anyone with any information can contact the RSPCA's cruelty complaint line on 1300 278 3589.


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Pilot News: Smallville's Lex Goes for Laughs, and More
Mar 17, 2009 11:14 AM EDT
He's baaaaaaack! Nearly a year after bidding Smallville adieu, Michael Rosenbaum has taken a step toward a return to the small screen. TV's former Lex Luthor has been cast in an untitled NBC comedy pilot from Justin Adler (Samantha Who?), which will… Read more


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Making an impression
UMKC's only female javelin thrower aims for the Olympics
In order for a javelin throw to be measured, it must make an impression when it hits the ground. Like the javelin throw, Kimoya Harriott – a third-year Accounting major – makes a definite impression.
Harriott has a huge smile and bright eyes. Her smile becomes larger and her eyes become brighter when she talks about the "jav".
"Being a student-athlete is the greatest thing ever"
"I want to tell everyone that being a student-athlete is the greatest thing ever," Harriott said. "I'm doing what I love to do – being an athlete and a student. I wouldn't be at UMKC if I were not in jav. If you have a passion for a sport – or just anything in life – you should go after it."
Prior to the javelin throw, Harriott played netball – a game similar to basketball. In netball, you pass the ball – without bouncing it – and score by shooting in the net. However, her favorite sport is track and field.
At the request of her high school track coach, Harriott started throwing the javelin to fill in during a heptathlon.
"I did well. I went 30 meters – approximately 98 feet – my first time off, with one crossover," said Harriott. "It was impressive, so my coach thought he had found my event for me."
A growing Track and Field team
The St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, native was recruited by her former throwers coach and is the only female javelin thrower on UMKC's Track and Field team. There also are two male throwers. Here, Harriott is only engaged in the … "field – the throw part, not the track."
"Next year we will have 12 throwers on the team. The majority throw the shot put, discus, hammer and indoor weight throw," said Andrew Nordland, assistant coach of Track and Field. "Kimoya throws all five events."
According to Harriott, at the end of the throw, you need to look as if you are arching your legs just to get a long pull on the javelin. Without it, the jav "will not go anywhere".
"It's like a run into four or five crossovers, and then you release the javelin," said Harriott.
A crossover is like running sideways, when you run to build up momentum. She did four crossovers when she achieved her best distance, so she sticks with it.
"When you release it (the javelin), it must hit tip down and make an impression on the ground for it to be measured. If it doesn't make an impression, it's a foul throw."
"Kimoya is an excellent javelin thrower because she is very athletic and physically explosive," said Nordland. "But, most importantly, she has a passion for the event. Athletes must be students of their sport in order to fully reach their potential. They must have a drive to want to learn something every day and constantly push themselves to improve. Kimoya has those qualities and that is why she is successful."
Her best throw was 46 meters or 151 feet, and she's ranked first in the Summit League. Also, she made it to the first round of qualifying at the NCAA regional championship ranking, finishing at 38 in a field of 48 competitors.
Nordland's goal for the throws group is to break every school record at UMKC. Harriott has set an equally challenging personal goal for herself.
Aiming for the Olympics
After graduation, Harriott wants to make a big impression to honor her country – she wants to compete on Jamaica's Olympic team. Its only female thrower retired, and Harriott would like to be the replacement. However, as a result of an ACL injury sustained in 2010, Harriott must wait until she fully recovers to try out for the Olympics.
"People know that Jamaica is known for its sprinting, and I want to make it known for throwing," said Harriott.


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Harkins Theatres Archives
Phoenix Children's Hospital Foundation raises nearly $1 million
Phoenix Children's Hospital Foundation raised, with the help of the local community, $950,000 during the month of September for its first Go Gold campaign. This amount includes cash and in-kind donations. The fundraiser kicked off on September 1 for National Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month. Local businesses and the community joined this movement to support childhood cancer research through promotions… Read More →
Restoration Hardware opens first Arizona outlet store today
Vestar, one of the leading privately held real estate companies in the western United States, announced today the upcoming opening of the first RH — Restoration Hardware — outlet store in Arizona at Crossroads Towne Center today. The 28,000-square-foot space will be located at 3757 S. Gilbert Road on the northeast corner of the Loop 202 in Gilbert, Ariz.… Read More →
Harkins celebrates opening of Camelview at Fashion Square
Arizona's homegrown Harkins Theatres announces today the debut of the new their new flagship theatre, Camelview at Fashion Square. The highly anticipated theatre will open Thursday, December 17 followed by a weekend-long grand opening celebration. Harkins' new luxury cinema boasts 14 screens, which will allow Harkins to show a wider variety of independent, foreign and… Read More →
Jody Pokorski – Most Influential Women In Commercial Real Estate
Jody Pokorski Partner and real estate practice leader, Snell & Wilmer Years in the industry: 30 Jody Pokorski has been behind some of the biggest deals in the Valley. She represented Arizona State University in the State Farm headquarters in Tempe deal that has become the largest office development in the state. A few years ago,… Read More →
Historic Harkins at Camelview Gets 21st Century Upgrade
Harkins Theatres announced Thursday that development is underway on a new 14-screen luxury megaplex cinema at Scottsdale Fashion Square. The Scottsdale-based company says the new Camelview at Fashion Square will feature unparalleled luxury amenities and an expanded offering of independent, foreign and art films along with a choice selection of the very best wide release… Read More →
Harkins marketing duo forms Syndicate PR
Bryan Laurel and Melissa Rich, the two top-ranking marketing executives at Harkins Theatres, left the theatre chain to form their own PR firm – Syndicate Public Relations. Additionally, Laurel and Rich are proud to announce they will handle all publicity efforts for the Scottsdale International Film Festival, which celebrates its 13th year in October. Syndicate… Read More →
Top Business Leaders will speak in the New ECP Season
Top leaders from the NFL Network, Harkins Theatres, the United Services Automobile Association (USAA), and the Arizona Diamondbacks are among those who will take the stage during the new season of the Economic Club of Phoenix speaker series. Every year, Phoenix-area audiences are invited to attend the club's luncheons and hear from some of the… Read More →
Scottsdale Fashion Square: Not Your Typical Mall
The best of both worlds is the best way to describe my trip to Scottsdale Fashion Square. There is something for everyone, yet the experience is different from your typical mall. Scottsdale Fashion Square offers the ideal stores that you can't access anywhere else. It was a treat to be able to explore Louis Vuitton,… Read More →
Food, Entertainment & Shopping: Tempe Marketplace
I headed up to Tempe Marketplace to check out the shops and restaurants that keep college students returning throughout the school year. Being a student from Arizona State University, many of the people within the city of Tempe and college students gather here to pass the time. Whether you want to go to the movies,… Read More →


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National Technical Systems Develops Computer Model for High Intensity Shock Testing
CALABASAS, CA--Oct. 28, 2013: National Technical Systems, Inc. (NTS), a leading provider of testing and engineering services, today announced it has developed a new, accurate, physics-based computer modeling approach that enables the custom design of shock test apparatus and setup needed to perform high intensity shock tests required on flight hardware for rocket launch vehicles. The modeling approach, developed by the NTS Ordnance Sciences Division based in Dana Point, CA, is the first of its kind created specifically for aerospace and defense customers in the Space Mission and Space Launch System (SLS) industry.
All flight hardware used in rocket engines and space craft must be tested to insure it can withstand pyrotechnic shocks that occur during launch, stage separations, and throughout the spacecraft mission profile and still function during flight. Historically, the method used to develop apparatus to perform these shock tests has been based on empirical experience gained only from prior testing that may not reflect the precise shock requirements imposed on the new flight hardware.
If the design of the ordnance induced pyrotechnic shock test does not accurately reflect the requirement, the results of the subsequent testing performed is difficult to assess, noted Jon Conner, NTS Director, Engineering Services, whose group created the new computer modeling approach. The actual tests, which involve inducing pyrotechnic shock by actually detonating explosives against the test apparatus to which the flight hardware is mounted, are expensive and time consuming so it's imperative that the test designs be accurate before they are conducted, Conner added.
"This is a dramatic paradigm shift for the industry," Conner said. "For years, this kind of testing was more an art than a science. Typically you would grossly over-test the hardware to insure the minimum shock level was achieved across the entire frequency spectrum, which can work if the hardware tests out positively. But if it fails, you don't know if it failed because the hardware needs to be re-developed to insure adequate margin, or if the failure was due to the gross over-test across much of the frequency spectrum. Our modeling approach brings more science to the pyrotechnic shock test design process, which leads to a better testing and more accurate interpretation of the results."
The model created by the NTS team is custom-designed to assure flight hardware developers that the tests will accurately meet their product shock test requirements and provide valid results that will qualify the hardware for space flight, Conner added.
"We actually model the test environment in excruciating detail," Conner said. "The result is a model that accurately replicates the physics of an ordnance induced pyrotechnic shock test."
NTS also performs the high intensity shock testing at its Santa Clarita facility using a pneumatic, cantilever beam shock machine based on a design created by Sandia National Laboratory.


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