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What is your AV of choice? Why? Do you centrally manage it or does it pull updates from the cloud?
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Feb 8, 2012 at 11:06 UTC
Here is a SpiceList too.
Feb 8, 2012 at 11:13 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
Vipre, centrally managed, updates come from internal.
Feb 8, 2012 at 11:13 UTC
Central managed is the way to go, regardless if hosted in cloud or in the local LAN.
Feb 8, 2012 at 11:16 UTC
When asked I recommend Trend Micro Worry Free Advanced.
Since I started to use on 2007, this is the one! : )
From Trend Micro´s Website:
"What It Does
Identifies and blocks new and emerging threats in the cloud, before they impact your business
Protects without affecting your performance or speed
Scans for viruses in the background so your computers are unaffected
With cloud-based protection, stops viruses, spyware, and other web threats before they can reach your business
Filters URLs to keep employees from inappropriate and infected websites
Specifically designed for businesses with limited IT staff
Easy to install and use, no IT expertise required
At-a-glance security status and easy-to-read security reports
Why It's Better
Device Control
Worry-Free Business Security controls access to USB drives and other attached devices to prevent data loss and block threats.
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In addition to PC security, Worry-Free Business Advanced has integrated protection for Mac clients (iMacs and MacBooks) and servers, without needing to purchase and manage additional solutions.
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Worry-Free Business Security Advanced prevents the loss of information sent out via email, whether the attempt is deliberate or unintentional.
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Feb 8, 2012 at 12:13 UTC
Have to agree with Scott. Vipre has been great for us and the central management is easy.
Feb 8, 2012 at 12:31 UTC
Trendmicro OfficeScan, centrally managed, updates distributed internally. Also updates direct from Trend when away from the internal network. File Reputation, Web Reputation, Spyware, etc. - very satisfied.
Feb 8, 2012 at 12:35 UTC
I have to agree with Scott as well. Vipre has been great for us and it doesn't make your machines or servers run like they're 12 years old.
Feb 9, 2012 at 9:38 UTC
We use GFI Managed AV solution - based on the Vipre AV engine and we have been amazingly impressed with how it finds and quarantines things that other AV products seem blissfully unaware of.
Only a couple of weeks ago I spent 3 hours tidying up a customer's PC that had AVG free on it that had picked up an infection that I knew the Managed AV / Vipre would have spotted a mile off and prevented the infection.
So far - 0 outbreaks in the last 6 months of using it.
Feb 9, 2012 at 10:55 UTC
Another vote for Vipre. Most are updated internally but road warriors (sales people) are setup to get definition updates from internet if the internal server is not available. The web filtering module within Vipre has also been very helpful for our mobile work force, giving us control that we did not previously have outside of our network. As noted by others we have had zero infections since implementing Vipre.
Feb 9, 2012 at 10:57 UTC
Vipre again. It took me a while to settle on one but I don't think I could be more pleased than I am with Vipre.
Feb 9, 2012 at 10:59 UTC
I appreciate the feedback. Coming from my old job it was always the same software packages that were authorized. I was Army then Fed. Now I am with a hospital and the door is wide open for implementation. It is like being released from an IT SuperMax prison back to the real world.
So I looked into Vipre being that I had never heard of it until yesterday. It looks pretty sharp and pretty much does what I need it to do. Thankfully CDW has it. So I have presented the information to the powers with money and am awaiting a response. Thanks everyone.
Feb 9, 2012 at 2:00 UTC
Prevx, super fast, light weight and accurate.
Feb 9, 2012 at 2:41 UTC
Outermost Systems, LLC is an IT service provider.
I like Vipre and used to be a reseller during my consultant days. Here we use Kaspersky with updates run off an admin server at each locale. Took a while to setup, but it's been running smoothly for months and I see daily status reports from each locale.
Feb 10, 2012 at 12:26 UTC
Thanks for the recommendations for Trend Micro, Vitor and Steve M! There's a few in the Worry-free family that could work in addition to what Vitor recommended (such as Worry-free Security Services (hosted option), and OfficeScan is great, too.
Whatever you decide, Chuck77, good luck!
Mar 22, 2012 at 1:30 UTC
Trendmicro OfficeScan, centrally managed, updates distributed internally. Also updates direct from Trend when away from the internal network. File Reputation, Web Reputation, Spyware, etc. - very satisfied.
Ditto on TM. Just upgraded to Officescan 10.6 and deployed those very settings to all my roaming machines. Very light on the resources with both Physical and Virtual machines (no "AV Storms"). Actually easier on the resources than the previous version we were running.
Would highly recommend.
Mar 22, 2012 at 2:42 UTC
I would advise you to consider which has the most usable console, then consider cost and processor load. Then shy away from super wizbang features like yet another firewall.
Also, which comany has good technical support vs illiterate baboons? If your upgrade wipes out your EP server, hearing things like "Never seen notin' like that before." are not comforting words.
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I had installed Hyper-V on my Server 2008 R2 and i used it without error for quite a while. It has now been a while since I have actually created a VM, many configuration changes have been made (mostly network related, Ip addresses & DNS settings). Now when i try to create a new VM, i will get to the "Assign Memory" step of creating a VM and it will just hang there and keep trying to assign memory. I started this earlier and came back hours later to find that it was still trying. Not sure why this is.. Any thoughts?
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Sep 14, 2011 at 3:00 UTC
How is your allocated memory.
If you have not already done so, install SP1. This will give you "Dynamic Ram" assignment. If your RAM is tied up, it may be having issues with allocating of finding any ram to allocate.
Sep 14, 2011 at 4:29 UTC
Definately a good idea, but i have about 12 GB of DDR3 Ram in which iv never seen it much over half used capacity (and thats with a VM or 2 running) So ram shouldnt be an issue.. It wont even get to the step for me to allocate the memory to the new VM, that should be the next prompt but it never comes.... Thanks!
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George Gregan is one of Australia's best and least known sportsmen. He's captain of a rampaging, globally successful outfit. He's the kind of leader who sells tickets and team jerseys and inspires youngsters every time he steps onto the field, but the game he doesn't play is the media one. A surprisingly private man, he's never been one to court the columnists or splash his thoughts across the back page of the newspaper. Tonight he makes a rare exception. Please make him welcome on his little crutches, the Captain of the Wallabies, Mr George Gregan. Poor old bugger.
GEORGE GREGAN: Well, I am old. I'm 32 tomorrow.
ANDREW DENTON: I dream of that.
GEORGE GREGAN: I'll leave that down there.
ANDREW DENTON: Now, we should point out this is not a prop, this is not for sympathy. For those that didn't see it, this is George on the weekend against the Waratahs for the Brumbies.
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ANDREW DENTON: I told you not to bring your family. Can you explain what you've done?
GEORGE GREGAN: I think his knee collided with my lower leg and I broke my bone called the fibula, which really is a bit of a nothing bone. It doesn't bear any weight.
ANDREW DENTON: One of those rubbish bones.
GEORGE GREGAN: It is.
ANDREW DENTON: Yep.
GEORGE GREGAN: But it keeps you out for four to six weeks, which is a bit of a disappointment. But anyway, that's part and parcel of what I do.
ANDREW DENTON: Did you attempt to get up and keep playing?
GEORGE GREGAN: I did. I thought it was a cork. I thought it was a deep cork.
ANDREW DENTON: You thought a broken leg was a cork?
GEORGE GREGAN: But, yeah, it's funny 'cause even now it doesn't feel like a broken leg. There's not a lot of pain there, but when I tried to run after it I realised it was a bit more than a cork.
ANDREW DENTON: That's just sick. What I'm surprised about, and please don't take offence at this, but you are legendary for being one of the most competitive players that ever played. I'm frankly astonished that you didn't play on with a broken leg for the rest of the game.
GEORGE GREGAN: Yeah, well, you know, a guy like Steven Larkin probably would have pushed through that.
ANDREW DENTON: I still think you should have tried; you were born competitive, is this not right?
GEORGE GREGAN: Well, I am competitive. I think most people who compete at the top end of sport are very competitive. Some show it more than others.
ANDREW DENTON: How do you show it?
GEORGE GREGAN: I show it probably when I'm on the field. Whereas some guys, it doesn't matter what they're doing, they're always super-competitive. It could be playing cards. It could be going shopping. I don't know what it is. They want to get a better t-shirt than someone else. They're super-competitive.
ANDREW DENTON: See, I wonder about you. Sam? Where are you, Sam? Sam? I wonder how competitive you are. One on one now. You with the broken leg.
GEORGE GREGAN: You've got me.
ANDREW DENTON: Look at him, look.
ANDREW DENTON: I reckon if I went long enough with this, you'd be up, you'd snap the leg but you'd still play, wouldn't you? I wouldn't do it to you. I'm too fit for you. Your wife, Erica, is here. Erica, what's George like when he gets home after a match like that? Is he excited or is he very quiet?
ERICA GREGAN: Not really. I think people expect them to be really wired, but George comes off very calm and thinking about the next game, and generally the wives have had a couple glasses of wine so we're more interested in going on with it than I think the boys.
ANDREW DENTON: Is that right, yes. You go out and get involved in brawls and things like that.
ERICA GREGAN: Not quite.
ANDREW DENTON: He is legendary as a perfectionist in his rugby. Is he a perfectionist at home?
ERICA GREGAN: No, I don't think so. No, not at all. Actually he's very forgetful at home.
ANDREW DENTON: Is that right?
ERICA GREGAN: He's very forgetful in life except for anything to do with his sport, he's right on the money. But outside of that he forgets the - he leaves this on a plane, he loses that, he loses luggage.
GEORGE GREGAN: It's all very true. It's all very true.
ANDREW DENTON: Is it? I've heard that George has been described as the most hygienic man in the known world. Very much into moisturising and just being right - is that a fair call?
ERICA GREGAN: Absolutely. In fact when we're going out anywhere, he has his shower first before I need to shower, wash my hair, get ready, get dressed and I still sit at the bottom step and wait for him.
GEORGE GREGAN: That's a lie.
ERICA GREGAN: He's got to shampoo his pits, he's got to all his....
ANDREW DENTON: Is that right?
ERICA GREGAN: Oh, yeah.
ANDREW DENTON: What's in the bathroom cabinet?
ERICA GREGAN: Well, he does have his... the boys do call him the king of lotions and potions. But when he was first in the team there wasn't much hygiene about. In fact, he came home once saying to me, oh my goodness I roomed with Joe Roff and the soap was not used. And I said to Joe what are you doing?
GEORGE GREGAN: He had a philosophy.
ERICA GREGAN: He was very upset by it but Joe said that, no, the shower pressure cleaned him.
GEORGE GREGAN: He's come a long way since then, Joe. He's come a long way.
ANDREW DENTON: Yeah, 'cause as captain have you improved the personal hygiene standards of the team?
GEORGE GREGAN: Well, I think I'm pretty much like out of the old school in terms of looking after myself. They're got all their hair products and they all change their hair. They really are metro-sexuals now a lot of the Wallabies.
ANDREW DENTON: Is that right?
GEORGE GREGAN: Even some of the hard-type forwards who probably don't like to be named but ...
ANDREW DENTON: But you can.
GEORGE GREGAN: Yeah, blokes like Bill Young, Jeremy Paul, Al Baxter, Justin Harrison. Terrible - he's got his tint in his hair now.
ANDREW DENTON: Yeah.
GEORGE GREGAN: I'm not in that league anymore.
ANDREW DENTON: Is that right?
GEORGE GREGAN: I was maybe a pioneer. But not anymore.
ANDREW DENTON: Now, when you two got married you did it in complete secrecy. Your families didn't know, your friends didn't know. Why did you choose to do it that way?
GEORGE GREGAN: Well, they knew we were going to get married. We'd certainly told them that. We just...
ANDREW DENTON: The actual ceremony.
GEORGE GREGAN: We just felt, yeah, it was between us and we just wanted to do it in a special place, which we did - in Fiji on Turtle Island. It was wonderful. We just shared the moment together and it was great. We had a great time and it was a wonderful day, a wonderful experience, and it's something we'll cherish for the rest of our lives, that's for sure.
ANDREW DENTON: What's your memory of the day, Erica?
ERICA GREGAN: My memory is the morning of, and it was quite surreal obviously, because only we knew about it. And a guy came over in a sarong and a Wallabies jersey and said, "I'm the priest", so we were very blown away. He said, "Don't be worry, I'll shape up", and when we got there he had his afro all combed out to here and he had his priest outfit and, look, it was very special. In fact, it was a lot more moving than we thought. We thought that we were being pretty cool eloping, but when the time came we were both crying and howling and it was lovely.
ANDREW DENTON: You mentioned the Afro and the priest. When you first met, you use to have an afro, didn't you?
GEORGE GREGAN: Yes, a sort of afro. Not like a full on like I did when it was Jackson Five style at primary school. But, yeah, I did have more hair. But then it just slowly went, got rid of it. It took me a lot longer than what Erica probably wanted me to - to get it shaved off.
ANDREW DENTON: I was going to ask you: how has Erica changed you?
GEORGE GREGAN: Oh, the hair was one, yes, it got shorter and shorter. And that was a great decision. Definitely in terms of organisation. Although I'm poor, I try and get better. She's very, very organised and has a lot on her plate and has a great ability to focus on doing things, even though you're under a lot of pressure and there's a lot of time constraints. She's just a great character. Great friends and, you know, don't want to dip into the cliché but it is true, I reckon we're truly soul-mates. That's pretty special.
ANDREW DENTON: That's lovely. What is it about George's soul that you love, Erica?
ERICA GREGAN: Well, I guess the side that people don't see is he's a very funny guy. So we're always laughing and he's a wonderful family man. He's a wonderful father and that's all you could really ask for, a best friend in a husband.
ANDREW DENTON: You've got three kids, Max, Charlie and Jazz. What a great name Jazz is by the way, I love that. And last year Max, who's going to be four in a few months, started having some heavy fits. What happened?
GEORGE GREGAN: He was diagnosed with epilepsy in October last year but in 2003 in September, it was probably just before the World Cup, he had a seizure then as well. They thought it was just a one-off, but he'd just been having these little shakes over a period of time in the 12 months leading up to October last year. And that's when, yeah, it was really rammed home that he had the condition which is epilepsy.
ANDREW DENTON: Can you describe what a major seizure is like?
GEORGE GREGAN: Well, epilepsy or a seizure is the just short-circuiting of the central nervous system, so basically everything just shuts down. Little guy locks up. You can't do anything except really put them into a recovery position until they come out of it. They eventually do come out of it.
ANDREW DENTON: Is it a spasm?
GEORGE GREGAN: Yeah, it's like a spasm. The whole body just tightens up. It's like a massive contraction right through the whole body and they don't come out of it for a few minutes. When they come out of it they're very, very tired. I think one of the nurses was saying it's the equivalent of, say, an adult maybe running in a marathon the amount of energy expended, if you think about it. It's very, very up front and in your face when it happens, that's for sure.
ANDREW DENTON: The first time a major seizure happened, Erica, did you freak out?
ERICA GREGAN: Oh, absolutely. I freaked out. In fact, luckily, whenever he's had them George has been home, which is quite remarkable in itself. But he was the calm one. I completely freaked out. I just am so thankful and lucky that he was around.
ANDREW DENTON: He's a good man to have in a crisis, obviously...
ERICA GREGAN: Oh, absolutely. In fact, he was the one that was staying overnight in hospital. I really lost the plot. We had the other two at home and it was a really tough period. I relied on him heavily and he came through with flying colours.
ANDREW DENTON: Were you scared?
GEORGE GREGAN: Yeah, you're scared, yeah, definitely. It's not a nice thing to see. I hope no-one ever has to see it. But it's funny, once he was diagnosed, I think three per cent of Australians either know someone, either experienced a seizure or some form of epilepsy or know someone within the family, so it's actually quite a big number. You see the specialist and they give you a plan and an understanding of how to manage it. You go out of the hospital with a lot of confidence, and that's how we felt. We felt we could manage it. That's certainly been the case. You hear a lot of people who've had to deal with it their whole lives and they live really successful and healthy lives. There's a good chance he could grow out of it, but if he has to manage it for the rest of his life he can do that, so that's really positive.
ANDREW DENTON: Does Max know what's going on?
ERICA GREGAN: I think so. Not obviously to the extent that we do. We still talk about it in front of him. We don't want him to be ashamed of the condition, which is I guess the reason we went public, because it's a condition and it's manageable. We don't want him to feel any different to any of the other children.
ANDREW DENTON: It is likely to recur often? Are there any statistics on the incidence of it?
ERICA GREGAN: This is the thing about epilepsy; every person is different. You can listen to everybody's story, but really we don't know what our story will be. It was terrifying before he got diagnosed, going through head scans and this kind of thing. But once he was diagnosed, we know that it can be managed and managed well. So far, touch wood, everything's going extremely well.
ANDREW DENTON: So how are you going to help him with it? What can you do?
ERICA GREGAN: I guess teaching him that nothing's different and giving him confidence and just showing him he can live life to the fullest no matter what your situation is.
ANDREW DENTON: One of the things from your time in the kids' hospitals, you've tried to raise money for playgrounds to be built in kids hospitals, because there didn't seem to be any sufficient ones. I presume a playground in a kids' hospital - often kids are moving on drips and things like that. Is it a special thing that you have to build?
GEORGE GREGAN: Would have to consult with, obviously, the specialist doctors and those in the paediatric wards and have an understanding. There's a wide range of conditions and injuries and illnesses that children have to deal with, so some might be needing to get around with a portable drip and all that sort of stuff. I can't give you the answer now, but we'll definitely have to speak to the people to make sure that it's not like an elite playground where people miss out, 'cause that would be really disappointing. It's a small thing, but I just know what it was like when we went outside with Max. They just love the fresh air. In that particular time of your life it's those simple things you really do appreciate. A little playground around there would be wonderful for the kids and everyone would get a lot of enjoyment and feel good about moving on.
ANDREW DENTON: Erica, you're about to have this man home for six unscheduled weeks. Is that going to be great or is he going to be like a bear with a sore head after awhile?
ERICA GREGAN: We got him in the car yesterday to come home and I had a big smile on my face and I said, "Look, I know I should be extremely disappointed that you're injured, but the reality is I'm just not." The kids miss him terribly, so for us to have an impromptu four weeks is just like winning the lottery and it's wonderful. It's terrible and we're just so supportive of the team, but from a personal point of view it will be lovely just to have him around.
ANDREW DENTON: Do you feel the same way?
GEORGE GREGAN: Yeah, it is nice. I can remember when my coaches in the early days said that injuries always occur for a reason, and I'm a big believer in that. So you make the most of your time away, be it personally, you know, on an individual basis. But for me, from a family point of view, it's going to be great. I love being around the family. Those six weeks I do have off in the year I don't venture out of my home too much. I'm a real homebody. So I really do enjoy being at home.
ANDREW DENTON: You are a very disciplined man. What do you indulge in?
GEORGE GREGAN: I enjoy going out with out great friends, be it going out socially for a nice meal - just pretty simple stuff. But it's really important to spend time with good friends.
ANDREW DENTON: You love jazz. We had James Morrison on the show last year. I had to say to him, "I just don't get it." What am I missing with jazz?
GEORGE GREGAN: Probably the heaviest music I have in my music library is Sugar Ray. Everything is very mellow with me. Jazz really hits the notes with me. I've always been a massive fan of Miles Davis.
ANDREW DENTON: I just have this image. We know that for instance Jason Gillespie, who plays for the Australian Cricket Team, he listens to heavy metal before a game to amp himself up. I'm just imagining you in the dressing room with this sort of [clicking of fingers]. Is this you?
GEORGE GREGAN: Yeah, I do listen to it a lot, yeah. 'Kind of Blue' gets a bit of a run before games...
ANDREW DENTON: Before a....
GEORGE GREGAN: ... a fair bit.
ANDREW DENTON: That's almost ambient.
GEORGE GREGAN: Yeah, it is nice...
ANDREW DENTON: How can you amp yourself up with that?
GEORGE GREGAN: Well, there's plenty of amping up which goes with a collision sport. You're going to be ready for a collision. Well, maybe I wasn't ready last weekend. But I like that 'cause, for what I do anyway, I need to get the balance right between being really, really aggressive but also just being really calm and making some good clear-headed focused calls. I find that place when I listen to jazz before a game.
ANDREW DENTON: I want to make a deal with you. You don't have to accept this deal, but I'd like it if you did. Before you retire, to demonstrate to me that you listen to Miles Davis before a game I'd like you to run out onto the field in your full gear with a beret and sunnies. You don't have to play that way for the whole game, just as you come out.
GEORGE GREGAN: That would be good, wouldn't it?
ANDREW DENTON: What do you say?
GEORGE GREGAN: I'll have to speak to Eddie Jones. I don't think it would go down too well.
ANDREW DENTON: Look, think of it as a strategic point; they're going to think, "The halfback's blind, how can we lose?"
GEORGE GREGAN: Very true. It's a win-win.
ANDREW DENTON: It is a win-win. The one thing you do, which everybody comments on, is you talk throughout a game. You talk to the referee, you talk to your players, you talk to the other players. In fact, one referee put it beautifully. He said, "Look, it's like living next-door to a train line. You get used to the noise after awhile." Now I've never quite understood this with sledging and talking in sport in that players work on their mental toughness, so how on earth can talking at them affect them?
GEORGE GREGAN: If you can put a thought in someone's mind, it's not saying something stupid and crude, it's just putting a thought in someone's mind. And then all of a sudden they're on the field, they've got split seconds to make decisions and they're starting to think about other stuff which you may have planted, then you've achieved the goal. I don't say a lot. I'm very selective in what I say and if I say something it'll be along those lines which will just make someone think a little bit. That's just subtle stuff. Creates a bit of doubt.
ANDREW DENTON: That's interesting, 'cause I wondered if you were sort of inventing new stuff every game, or if it's basically, "I slept with your mother."
GEORGE GREGAN: No. See, that's silly, that's not going to work.
ANDREW DENTON: That's not going to work?
GEORGE GREGAN: That's not going to work.
ANDREW DENTON: It would work with me.
GEORGE GREGAN: You wouldn't be at that top end then, I don't think, if that's getting under your skin.
ANDREW DENTON: Oh, look ...
GEORGE GREGAN: But we wouldn't say that.
ANDREW DENTON: Don't start me, George. I'm on a short fuse and when two short men are on a short fuse It's a very bad thing. I want to talk about an issue that I know is important in your life, which is racism. Your dad is white skinned; is that right?
GEORGE GREGAN: That's right, he's Australian.
ANDREW DENTON: Which must cause some confusion sometimes when you're together.
GEORGE GREGAN: Yeah, there's a good story on - we call Matt Burke Mash, actually 'cause he likes telling stories, re-runs. But seeing it's the first time we've met I'll run this to you, it's the first time you've heard it.
Andrew Mehrtens played a test match and the old man came up to Brisbane and watched it. And Mehrts sees me and, like, you're my father. And dad's chatting away to me and Mehrts gives me this nudge, "Mate, do you need a beer?" I said, "Mate, I've got a beer, you got me a beer before" and he just came forward, he says, "Do you need me to save you?", as he sort of you know ...
ANDREW DENTON: Yeah.
GEORGE GREGAN: "Do you need to save me, you're getting hassled by a public." I said, "Mehrts, this is my old man. John Gregan meet Andrew Mehrtons." Dad just started going on about Andrew Mehrtens, how he's been watching him since under 19s. Mehrts didn't get away for 20 minutes. I'm just waiting at the bar saying, "Your fault. That's my dad."
ANDREW DENTON: How did your parents equip you to deal with racism?
GEORGE GREGAN: They've been great. Growing up I never felt I was, obviously I had a different coloured skin and everything. But it was probably looking beyond that as a person and I just always felt, you know, really comfortable with really everyone I associated with. It reared its head a few times. I think you'd be wrong to say it doesn't occur. But at school, I always just got over it in terms of, well, that person's got some issues and I'm just another normal person. I like doing all the things that you like to do. We look different, but that's Australia. I think at school, when I first went to primary school, there's me, there's a guy called Andy See, he was Chinese and we had, you know, the traditional sort of, like in America, the Caucasian, white people. It was multicultural.
ANDREW DENTON: Yeah.
GEORGE GREGAN: Had Indian people. So everyone was different. I think that's what makes Australia what a wonderful country it is, the fact that you have that great cross-section of people from all different parts of the world.
ANDREW DENTON: And indeed your family's the same, isn't it, Erica? You're like a liquorice-all-sorts, from around the world, aren't you?
ERICA GREGAN: Yeah, we are. My father's Chinese and my mum's Australian, so the kids are a big mixing pot, which is lovely.
ANDREW DENTON: I want an honest response here. A few weeks ago when your Wallaby team mate Justin Harrison called a coloured player a stinking black beep in a game. What was your response?
GEORGE GREGAN: I was in South Africa at the time so it was big news. I was really disappointed by those comments. Firstly, because it's a terrible thing to say to anyone. And, secondly, 'cause he's a good friend of mine, Justin, and it's so out of character. I was really shocked by what he said. We just had a discussion earlier about the verbal side of the game. He's always been part of it. He's never been at that level, or every time I've been on the field and been around him as a person, it's never been on that level. I was really surprised by it.
ANDREW DENTON: What did you say to him?
GEORGE GREGAN: I just said, "I know it's totally out of character for you, Justin. I know what's said, and you showed a lot of character for stepping up." I think a lot of stuff was going towards Nathan Grey and he said, "No, it was me." That shows you a fair bit about his character.
ANDREW DENTON: But that took four days, didn't it, before he actually put his hand up?
GEORGE GREGAN: I think it took four days publicly, but I think internally he put his hand up pretty early. I "said, "You're just going to have to deal with it and live with it." Unfortunately, he'll be labelled as a racist for a long period of time, maybe for the rest of his life, but show that there there's more to him than that and it was just a one-off out of character sort of aberration. Everyone makes mistakes. That was just a massive mistake.
ANDREW DENTON: You didn't say a lot publicly at the time, why was that?
GEORGE GREGAN: Well, I wasn't asked to. I was asked about my reaction and I did say that. But in terms of what I've just told you, I didn't feel as though I needed to be saying all that publicly.
ANDREW DENTON: In terms of the need to address the issue, though, we're talking about all the major football codes have taken very public steps to address racial sledging and racism within their sport and here you are not just the Captain of the Australian Wallabies but a man in a coloured skin in a position to actually say a lot.
GEORGE GREGAN: I did say at the time that I was really shocked. There's no place for it in the game. But then again, the question was asked about his character, and is this a true representation of Justin Harrison and I said "no".
ANDREW DENTON: You're unusual in Australian sport, for a captain of an Australian team. You're not what anyone would call a media darling. You're known politely by some in the media as simply Fortress George in that you don't play the game. Why are you wary of the media?
GEORGE GREGAN: I just feel there's a part of your life which needs to be private and there's a part which is definitely public and it's open to question and it's open to enquiry and all that type of stuff. I've been pretty strong in that all my career. It's not something that's come about in recent years. I've separated my private life and what I do as a rugby player separately, which I think's very, very important. That mightn't go down too well with some people in the media who feel that because you're in the position that you're in, every part of your life's open slather. I totally disagree with that.
ANDREW DENTON: You've been pretty open here tonight. Why is that?
GEORGE GREGAN: Different environment, isn't it? There's something about the person who hosts the show.
GEORGE GREGAN: Have you seen, what is it, 'Jerry McGuire'?
ANDREW DENTON: Yeah.
GEORGE GREGAN: That last scene, you know, something about you, "I'm not going to cry, Jerry."
ANDREW DENTON: You're meant to say "you complete me".
GEORGE GREGAN: You've got good qua ... something.
ANDREW DENTON: And then being a true professional, then you say, "Show me the money", and then we're all done. You're about to head home for four to six weeks. What are you most looking forward to doing?
GEORGE GREGAN: Just being at home, not having to unpack and repack a suitcase, and being at home with my family, my wife and my family. As I said earlier, I'm a bit of a homebody when I don't have rugby commitments, so this is a ah a nice surprise, even though it's disappointing being out with an injury. But time with the family is always time I cherish.
ANDREW DENTON: Well, in show business there's a famous saying, break a leg - you have. Congratulations. Thank you, George Gregan.
GEORGE GREGAN: Cheers mate, thanks.


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Grammy award winner and rock'n'roll hall of fame recruit 'Metallica' are the official patrons of the Record Store Days on April 16, 2016.
"The Independent Record Stores are part of Metallica's DNA (…) We couldn't be more proud to be the patrons for the Record Store Day…", said drummer Lars Ulrich. Within the scope of this year's Record Store Days the band will release two exclusive deluxe box sets of their albums "Kill 'Em All" and "Ride The Lightning" by April 16. Each deluxe box set contains selected original material from the collection of the band. Among other things there will be many unknown and never published records and books with rare photographs and notes of the band.
The numbered deluxe box sets contain: live shows, interviews, outtakes and mostly unheard and never before seen publications.
The deluxe set of the album "Kill ´Em All" contains 4 vinyl (remastered album, double LP live show "Live At Espace Balard", "Jump In The Fire"-picture disc with 3 songs), 5 CDs (interviews/radio ID's, remixes/bootleg tracks/whip flash remix EP, live show "Live At JBees Rock III", live show "Live At The Keystone") , 1 DVD (live show "Live At The Metro In Chicago") and 1 book (72 page with never seen photographs and notes). Furthermore the deluxe box set contains a patch.
-VINYL: Remastered album
-VINYL: Live show "Live At Espace Balard" Paris, France – Feb 9th 1984 (double LP)
-VINYL: "Jump In The Fire" picture disc
-CD 1: Remastered album
-CD2: Interview disc
-CD 3: Outtakes, mixes, & bootleg tracks.
-CD 4: Live show "Live at JBees Rock III" MIDDLETOWN, NY - JANUARY 20TH, 1984
-CD 5: Live show "LIVE AT THE KEYSTONE", PALO ALTO, CA - OCTOBER 31ST, 1983
-DVD: Live show "LIVE AT THE METRO IN CHICAGO" ON AUGUST 12TH, 1983
-Book: 72 pages. Essays, photos, etc.
- for ages 12 and older
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Tracklist - Kill 'em All
- 1.Hit The Lights
- 2.The Four Horsemen
- 3.Motorbreath
- 4.Jump In The Fire
- 5.(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth
- 6.Whiplash
- 7.Phantom Lord
- 8.No Remorse
- 9.Seek & Destroy
- 10.Metal Militia
- 1.The Ecstasy of Gold
- 2.Hit the Lights (Live)
- 3.The Four Horsemen (Live)
- 4.Jump in the Fire (Live)
- 5.Phantom Lord (Live)
- 6.No Remorse (Live)
- 1.Ride the Lightning (Live)
- 2.Motorbreath (Live)
- 3.(Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth (Live)
- 4.Whiplash (Live)
- 5.Seek and Destroy (Live)
- 6.Metal Militia (Live)
- 1.Jump In The Fire
- 2.Seek & Destroy ("Live" at The Automatt)
- 3.Phantom Lord ("Live" at The Automatt)
- 1.Hit The Lights
- 2.The Four Horsemen
- 3.Motorbreath
- 4.Jump In The Fire
- 5.(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth
- 6.Whiplash
- 7.Phantom Lord
- 8.No Remorse
- 9.Seek & Destroy
- 10.Metal Militia
- 1.Metal Forces Interview With Lars, January 1984
- 2.Radio IDs With Lars, James & Cliff From 1984
- 1.Motorbreath (Rough Mix)
- 2.Hit The Lights (Rough Mix)
- 3.(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth (Rough Mix)
- 4.Seek & Destroy (Rough Mix)
- 5.Whiplash (Rough Mix)
- 6.The Four Horsemen (Rough Mix)
- 7.Seek & Destroy (NOT Live from The Automatt)
- 8.Phantom Lord (NOT Live from The Automatt)
- 9.Jump In The Fire
- 10.Whiplash (Special Neckbrace Remix)
- 11.Seek & Destroy ("Live" at The Automatt)
- 12.Phantom Lord ("Live" at The Automatt)
- 1.The Four Horsemen (Live)
- 2.Jump in the Fire (Live)
- 3.Fight Fire With Fire (Live)
- 4.Ride the Lightning (Live)
- 5.Phantom Lord (Live)
- 6.Seek and Destroy (Live)
- 7.Whiplash (Live)
- 1.Hit the Lights (Live)
- 2.The Four Horsemen (Live)
- 3.Jump in the Fire (Live)
- 4.Fight Fire With Fire (Live)
- 5.Ride the Lightning (Live)
- 6.Phantom Lord (Live)
- 7.When Hell Freezes Over ("The Call of Ktulu") (Live)
- 8.Seek and Destroy (Live)
- 9.(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth (Live)
- 10.Whiplash (Live)
- 11.Creeping Death (Live)
- 12.Guitar Solo (Live)
- 13.Metal Militia (Live)
- 1.Hit the Lights (Live) (Video Only/No Audio)
- 2.The Four Horsemen (Live) (Video Only/No Audio)
- 3.Jump in the Fire (Live) (Video Only/Partial Audio)
- 4.Phantom Lord (Live)
- 5.No Remorse (Live)
- 6.(Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth (Live)
- 7.Whiplash (Live)
- 8.Seek and Destroy (Live)
- 9.Guitar Solo (Live)
- 10.Metal Militia (Live)
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Personally this is my favourite Metallica album so naturally I had high expectations when purchasing this box set. It's safe to say those expectations were met and in some cases exceeded. The box is extremely well presented and quite substantial in size and weight, the remastered vinyl pressing sounds exceptional and the live double LP is fantastic, hearing hetfields raw and tenacious vocals just a matter of months after the release of Kill em all offers a real insight into Metallica's potential and the talent which saw them rise to be the biggest thrash band on the planet.
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NCAA Basketball, 2011-2012 NBA season is supposed to take on Tuesday with a list of games highlighted by the world champion Dallas Mavericks, which houses the current league MVP Derrick Rose and Chicago Bulls.
That, uh, did not happen. With college basketball season is called to tip in just five days, one of the main questions that will be asked until action resumes in the league is the effect, if any, blocking the NBA will have in the college game.
The truth is that the greatest impact has almost certainly already been made.
"One and done" is a phrase synonymous with college basketball as any since the NBA added the rule requiring players to enter the project is 19 years of age or have completed their freshman year in 2006 . During the four following seasons, college basketball has seen freshman star after the first year for four months before making the move to get paid to play the game.
This year, for the first time since the establishment of the State, a solid block of top freshmen last season are still in school. None of them mentioned by name during his speeches about love school and want to win a national title for his fans, but the lockout – that seemed imminent at the time rolled around last spring – no certainly deserves at least partial credit for decisions.
The result is the youngest in the AP preseason All-American team in history, with four sophomores and one senior. The team is led by Jared Sulling Ohio State, a postseason All-American first team a year ago would certainly have been a lottery pick he had chosen to take that step. The second vote getter, a leader in the team is North Carolina Harrison Barnes, a player who made waves 12 months ago by being the first year of the first to get the preseason All-American honors since 1986. At a time when a first year an average of 11 points has provided more than enough motivation for the teen at least "test the waters of the NBA," Barnes continues to be a Tar Heel is as impressive as Butler and VCU crashing the Final Four last April.
Therefore star power is back in college basketball, thanks in part to a lockout is about to make the sport of roundball only show in town at least during the first half of winter. But is that enough for the purists NBA College Hoops become temporary converts?
The smart money is nowhere.
As Dana O'Neill said during the recent closing of the NBA in 1998-'99, the average attendance over 4,000 college basketball games increased by a total of six people (5193-5199). It would probably be unwise to predict a more drastic escalation this go-round.
Sports, and their respective appeal are too different to have a large population of fans to death of two. Is sections of students, full-court press and 50 three-point attempts per game compared to rap beats played in possessions, two men's basketball and a collection of the greatest athletes and better paid in the world.
How many times have you heard an NBA fan / coach /anlyst said: "I'd rather see the two worst teams of professionals who play the two best college teams play" or a fan of College Hoops say something similar? Sure, there is probably some exaggeration there, but not as much as you'd find if the declaration is being made by a fan of another major sports.
Of course, many things have changed since 1999, and the NBA fan who reluctantly becomes a casual fan of college basketball for the next couple of months, will run into one of the most exciting preseason recently.
North Carolina will play Michigan St. in front of the Presidency on an aircraft carrier. Each team in the Maui Invitational Chaminade exterior has a legitimate chance of making the field of 68. There are realistically could be six or seven first-round draft pick on the floor when UNC faces Kentucky on December 3 in a match with the two best teams in the classification of almost everyone in the preseason. A fan of the NBA, whose attention can not be at least partially stolen during non-conference play this year is essentially a lost cause.
One thing that helps this crusade – and something many fans have been clamoring for – a series of college basketball to build an organized and meaningful event to announce the start of the season. Let last year's Elite Eight squad, or the top ten teams in the AP preseason poll duke it out as part of a full day event on ESPN. Do something, anything, to the football world focused on college basketball is back.
As it is, the opening night comes, goes and leaves Eric Valentin size dent in the national sports landscape. A handful of elite teams have been the programming of the leading opponents of the first week of the college football season for years, and there are about 1,000 times more in the line of games that could ever be in an earlier confrontation to December hoops. Equipment "not prepared" to face elite competition as soon as an excuse that does not hold. What if basketball is relatively low? It's bad basketball with the best teams in the country. When that is the case it is usually hard to tell anyway. Of course none of this matters unless Kevin Durant is playing football on college campuses in 12 months … I guess it's a possibility.
Even without a marquee opening night, this is the closest thing to a perfect storm of college basketball could be expected. You have more plays before New Year this season than any other in recent history, you have established stars lottery picks that come in June playing games, and have zero professional basketball for racing.
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For the last little while, the great Frank Luksa -- who's written for every single local daily in the history of ink, danged near -- has been contributing to ESPN.com. For instance, a couple of months back, he offered up tales from Dallas Cowboys' training camps past. This morning, as Texas Stadium prepares to host the last Cowboys home-opener in its storied history, Luksa offers up his Top 10 favorite Texas Stadium memories -- and "to qualify, a game had to produce a scene never seen before and not likely to ever repeat."
Frank oughta know: He's been to damned near every game every played at Texas Stadium -- 300-plus, by his count. Not so's you'd know from the Dallas Morning News' Web site, though: Really? A travesty. --Robert Wilonsky
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By the end of 2008, the coffee giant anticipates nearly 4,000 grocery retailers nationwide will "transform their coffee aisles" with the Center Store CafE merchandising concept.
Seattle-based coffee giant Starbucks Corp. has been in transition since c.e.o. Howard Schultz took over in January, but it's still eyeing the CPG division for future growth, the company has confirmed. Among those plans is an increase in its "center store cafE" concept, a merchandising initiative that promotes Starbucks' shelf-stable and refrigerated products in grocers' center store sections.
During a press event yesterday in New York City, the company said that by the end of 2008, it anticipates nearly 4,000 grocery retailers nationwide will "transform their coffee aisles" with the Center Store CafE concept. Currently at least 2,000 grocers are using the setup, which features distinctive wood and iron-work and showcases Starbucks' coffee blends and accessories. The sections have increased coffee sales by more than 9 percent, according to the company. Cincinnati-based Kroger and Indianapolis-based Meijer are two grocers that have been particularly supportive of the concept, a Starbucks spokeswoman said.
Separately, it appears that Starbucks is cutting down on some of its in-store cafes. The company has reportedly terminated a license deal that involves 45 sites located inside Save Mart Supermarkets and Lucky Supermarket locations in northern California and Nevada.
A Starbucks spokeswoman said the company decided not to renew its license with the supermarkets because "it wasn't the right thing for our business at this time," according to press reports.
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"Children get the flu twice as often as adults," said Robert Belshe, M.D., a vaccine researcher at Saint Louis University School of Medicine and the lead author of the study. "It's important to vaccinate kids against influenza -- and to identify new and more effective flu vaccine options -- because kids have a higher attack rate for influenza infection than adults.
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Malaria kills more than one million people each year, most of them young children living in Africa. Now physicists in the UK have shared their computers with biologists from countries including France and Korea in an effort to combat the disease.
Using an international computing Grid spanning 27 countries, scientists on the WISDOM project analysed an average of 80,000 possible drug compounds against malaria every hour. In total, the challenge processed over 140 million compounds, with a UK physics Grid providing nearly half of the computing hours used.
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British physicists have shared computer time with biologists around the world in an effort to combat malaria, which kills one million people annually.
Using an international computing grid spanning 27 nations, scientists analyze an average of 80,000 possible drug compounds against malaria every hour. In total, the network has processed more than 140 million compounds, with the United Kingdom's physics grid providing nearly half of the computing hours used.
The international WISDOM project, for World-wide In Silico Docking On Malaria, is designed to speed the search for anti-malarial drugs. The computers calculate the probability that molecules will dock with a target protein.
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Researchers at the National Institutes of Health have developed an experimental vaccine that could, theoretically, eliminate malaria from entire geographic regions, by eradicating the malaria parasite from an area's mosquitoes.
The vaccine, so far tested only in mice, would prompt the immune system of a person who receives it to eliminate the parasite from the digestive tract of a malaria-carrying mosquito, after the mosquito has fed upon the blood of the vaccinated individual. The vaccine would not prevent or limit malarial disease in the person who received it.
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How I long to go to Bob and Bab's Waterfall House
I, like everything else in New York City, am a transplant. I arrived in March of 2011, from Mexico via California where I was born and raised. I have called Brooklyn my home for over a year and a half now. It still feels exciting being here, still vibrant. In many ways I feel more at home here than anywhere in the world.
But living in the Big Apple, it's apparent that many people want to leave. I tell a local I'm from California and a gleam of light flashes across their eyes, followed by the question, "Why New York?" The more fortunate city-folk enjoy regular getaways where they escape the bright lights, go somewhere they can spot a star or two in the night sky, where the air is less tinged by exhaust. It is not enough that I listen to music while zigzagging through city traffic on my bicycle or wear earplugs when sleeping at night. The city noise will cut through.
That's why when I want to get away, somewhere more exotic, I'll look at travel photos, paintings, motion pictures, or allow myself to be transported through literature. While I enjoy looking at all kinds of images, I especially like looking at calm scenes of nature. To borrow the words of New York Times columnist David Brooks, I enjoy "lush open grasses, with thickets of trees and bushes, a water source, diversity of vegetation including flowering and fruiting plants and an unimpeded view of the horizon in at least one direction." I guess we all do.
Working at Rentini, I view photos of vacation properties and their environments on a daily basis. I am often filled with awe at what I imagine life is like where these homes reside. That was how I felt when I saw Bob and Bab's Waterfall House.
Located in the Catskill Mountains, tucked next to Woodstock in the town of Palentine NY, the Waterfall House is beautiful on the inside while surrounded by majestic nature on the outside. There is a waterfall, of course, but also a swimming hole and lush greenery and flowers at every turn. The environs have been the source of poetry, paintings, and pilgrimages by well-to-do seeking out it's beauty.
The owners of Waterfall House, Bob Malkan and Barbara ("Babs") Kostas, have decorated their home in the charming style of a Dutch cottage – with fine art, antiques, and cool light painted walls. For them, as important as aesthetic earthiness and charm is comfort. Since they spend time there on occasion, they have cultivated a home that –if their guest book is any indication– has been the context of so many beautiful memories not only for each other, but for families, couples, and groups of friends.
Bob entered the vacation rental space to justify purchasing a charming second home on a whim. As a businessman, he wanted it not just because he liked it, but because it would be a good investment, for the pocket book but also for the life of the home.
Before entering into vacation rentals, Bob co-founded Think Big! stores, which specialized in "whimsical giant objects taken from everyday life". Think BIG crayons, BIG toothbrushes, BIG pacifiers…BIG everything. To the surprise of many, Bob's quirky vision was a success. One of his products was even featured in the blockbuster film Forrest Gump, starring Tom Hanks.
Bob and Bab's penned a poem one day, inspired by their comfort of their waterfall home:
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@knightwriter Thanks much. My geriatric kitty is temperamental, and will even hiss in her sleep. Adorable. :)
Cynical_Soul Aug 13, 2012
this poem is cute, and very original. a cat with character ;) Voted and fanned!
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Lol thank you, it looks like we both have cats with lots of character !! ;)
MargaretLemontree Aug 06, 2012
@MorganaLeFaye Thanks so much...and you are right! SorraiMiller's poem is purrrfect!
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Well it's quite strange, but SorrallMiller has also commented on this poem, and it was her I was going to direct you to. She also has a poem about a cat, called Shimmer the Princess Pussycat. It's very humourou as well :)
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@MorganaLeFaye I'm so glad you enjoyed this. It was a lot of fun to write, and the subject material is real-world. Alas! My cat is a bit of a snob.


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OK [Ian]. Let's dive a little deeper into the world of [online marketing]. What's your biggest challenge with [getting more ideal clients]?
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On behalf of my colleague, you are welcome.
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I am already here in the us. I am one of my dad's dependents through a fiance visa, but his petition to remove conditional residency was denied. We had to wait for the NTA. by then, we are stuck and cannot find a job nor go to school. It has been 2 years now. My brother who is a us citizen is planning to petition me instead. I wonder how long will it take? Or is there a better and faster way to obtain a green card? I need help immediately.
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Original source: Sport Bild
Published by: Metro, ESPN, Goal.com
Also interested: Manchester United, Liverpool, Barcelona
Contract until: 2019
According to the German media outlet Sport Bild, Chelsea have contacted Mats Hummels' father, Hermann, who acts as an agent for the player. The Blues have kicked off their pursuit of a new defensive leader by making an informal approach for Borussia Dortmund captain and 2014 World Cup winner. Manchester United, Barcelona and Liverpool are also believed to be interested in the highly-rated centre-back, who has made 25 Bundesliga appearances this season and netted twice. Any move would likely cost the Blues around €35m, with Hummels, now 27 years of age, arguably at a career crossroads.
- Chelsea are in need of quality defender, John Terry's career, at Stamford Bridge draws to a close, also there are still doubts over Gary Cahill's quality at the highest level, while Kurt Zouma is still too raw to take on such a role and needs guidance from an experienced head.
- The Germany international out of contract with BVB in 2017 and yet to sign a new deal, making him a viable objective.
- A Stamford Bridge switch would likely mean giving up the opportunity of playing in the Champions League next season, but in January Hummels admitted that he don't need Champions League football to be happy.
Considering these facts, Gib Football Show concludes that the rumours claiming 'Chelsea Contact €35m Superstar's Agent Over Potential Transfer' are 'mostly true'.


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Mahela Jayawardene has admitted his side faltered under pressure in their World Twenty20 final loss to the West Indies in Colombo, after having made an exceptional start to the match in the first 12 overs.
The loss is Sri Lanka's fourth in major finals since 2007, and they have now been bridesmaids in two World Cups and two World Twenty20s in the last five major tournaments.
Jayawardene has been at the helm for two of those four finals losses, while Kumar Sangakkara, Dilshan and Malinga have also played in each loss.
Jayawardene said this defeat was different from finals failures in the past, because Sri Lanka had dominated the opening exchanges.