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When you have completed making all the adjustments you wanted, you will have to 'Save' the changes, then the tool will return the contents to your Flash Card, enabling you to use it however you may need.
Useful Cisco Flash Card reader and writer
To sum it up, FCommander is a simple yet effective program which aims to assist you in modifying the Cisco Flash Cards, including those that use MIFS filesystems, allowing you to add, remove, rename and copy data with just a few mouse clicks.
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Handmade Beaded Jewelry, Beading Patterns and Tutorials by Smadar Grossman
November 08, 2014
Ode to Ondulé Necklace Beading Pattern
New beading tutorial is available - Ode to Ondulé necklace in 3 design options. The pattern is available in my Etsy and Artfire shops.
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September 20, 2014
2-in-1 Beading Tutorial - Bracelet Double Diamond and Lacy Braid
I so love it when it happens to me, that when I design something new, the design evolves and I see more options hidden in it. As always, I am happy to share any design ideas I have for the same project, so Lacy Braid & Double Diamond Bracelets is actually a 2-in-1 bracelet pattern, which includes all information you need to know for making the two bracelet designs. This is a fun project and I think you will love the 3D profile of the Double Diamond bracelet!
The Double Diamond bracelet is made with seed beads, Superduo beads and Swarovski crystal beads.
Lacy Braid bracelet is made with Superduo beads (Twin beads can work here, too) and seed beads only, but if you like the Bling, you can substitute some seed beads for crystal beads...
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September 14, 2014
Autumn Colors Necklaces
These are two necklaces I made recently. The center part of the first necklace is something I made a few years ago , as part of a necklace I entered to one of Etsy Beadweavers monthly challenge, but I wasn't really sure I liked how it turned out.
I've put the necklace aside until I figured out how to change it.. It took a while until I found the right beads and other materials to combine the crocheted part with, but I finally made it, and I am very pleased with the new design....
The other necklace I beaded especially for Beth, a dear friend who lives on the other side of the world.
The other necklace I beaded especially for Beth, a dear friend who lives on the other side of the world.
A few years ago, when I only started out my Etsy shop, she contacted me and asked about some clasps that I used for my bracelets. We had a few conversations, and then she told me that she had a lot of jewelry making supplies she received from a family member. I asked if I could buy some from her, but she kindly and so generously wanted to give them to me as a gift. She sent me large heavy box, full with many kinds of beads and other fun stuff!
I used some of the beads she sent me back then in this necklace I made for her, and I am so glad she wrote and said loved it! Hugs & love to you my friend Beth!
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Bat for Lashes - Away with the fairies
Natasha Khan, aka Bat for Lashes, sings of a hippy-dippy universe of woodlands and wizards. Fiona Sturges enters her world
Friday 10 July 2009
Musicians who claim to be doing something different are two a penny. Natasha Khan, aka Bat for Lashes, is one of the few who actually manages it. She is a singer and songwriter like no other. Since the release of her debut album, 2006's Fur and Gold, she has been quietly beguiling fans and critics with her dreamy soundscapes and fairy-tale theatricality. She sings of wizards, woodland creatures, mystical horses and being licked clean by bears, backed all the while by gentle strings, propulsive synths and tribal percussion. It's no wonder that she has been fêted by those other bastions of waywardness, Björk and Thom Yorke.
Khan's work is as informed by art and literature as it is music, combining the histrionics of Kate Bush and the psycho-sexual atmospherics of PJ Harvey with the heady imagery of writers such as Angela Carter and Susan Cooper. She is also an unapologetic hippy and much of her charm, both on record and in conversation, lies in her utter lack of self-consciousness.
"I became a musician because I believe in freedom of expression," she tells me. "I believe in being spontaneous and free and child-like and following your inner voice."
Her latest album, Two Suns, released to much acclaim earlier this year, charts the arc of a doomed relationship – her own – with the help of an alter ego, a blonde-haired vixen named Pearl.
"The album was about the dichotomy of being a human being stuck in a body on your own with your own feelings, and the desire to merge and join with others and be communal," she explains. "In particular, it's about pain of the two opposites. Pearl was an experiment for me in the same way that [the artist] Cindy Sherman might work with aspects of her personality through films and photographs. I would put on this make-up on and put on my wig and be someone else for an evening. It was a period where I suffered a lot of disappointment. I think Pearl was a fantasy, she was my way of coping."
Khan seems to have sacrificed a great deal for her art, not least her relationships. She is, she says, a private person with whom fame, and in particular the life of the touring musician, sits rather uncomfortably.
"Recently I have been feeling like a performing bear in a circus," she confesses. "You get on to your bunk in your tour bus and you travel for 12 hours to the next city where they bring you out and you put on your sparkles and perform. You have to understand, I love performing. I love the whole communal aspect of singing for people and feeling their energy coming back. It's the hours in between. It's can be like living in a parallel dimension where you don't see your friends or family and never get to go home. It's very lonely."
If Khan's music has become public property over the last 18 months, then so has her aesthetic. Her look is part Pre-Raphaelite siren, part Arcadian nymph. 2007's awards ceremony for the Mercury Music Prize, for which she was nominated, saw her bedecked with feather shoulder-pads while her sartorial calling card has, until recently, been a native-American-style headband, an accessory that has since started appearing in High Street shops.
"It's always been about raiding the dressing up box and creating my own palette of colours and styles," she says. "So when you see headbands in H&M, it's just surreal. Of course it's flattering but I also think: 'Well, I just went to the haberdashers and bought some sequins and a piece of elastic. You could do that too.'"
Today Khan is wearing a sparkly pink and green leotard, with matching green glitter around one eye that sweeps dramatically across her temple and makes her look as if she has had a nasty run-in with Tinkerbell. She sees her aesthetic, from the outré outfits to the stage sets comprising antlers, harps, glitter balls and standard lamps, as a throwback to the books she read and the films she watched when she was growing up. Later, as a student, Khan began investigating the work of artists whom she saw as like-minded. "I was fascinated with artists' depictions of childhood, from Michel Gondry's videos to the Czech animator Jan Svankmajer's surrealist version of Alice in Wonderland. It unlocked this whole part of me that had been buried for years."
The daughter of an English mother and Pakistani father, Khan grew up in the Hertfordshire suburbs. Despite her Anglo-Pakistani parentage, she says her upbringing was very British. She would play in the garden and in the woods and read fairy stories. Her favourite films were The Wizard of Oz, ET, and anything by David Lynch. "They were all beautiful though faintly unnerving. They told me that there was a world outside of my own little universe that was huge and frightening but also alluring and beautiful."
When her father abandoned the family when she was 11, she sought refuge in her imagination. It's a period that she still finds distressing and would rather not go into, although she will say that it gave her the impetus to banish all negativity from her mind and "create something beautiful instead".
In her late teens, Khan went on a road trip across the US and Canada with her then boyfriend. "We went to New York and visited the Chelsea Hotel and went to Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco and to the Mojave Desert. It was a pilgrimage really. I wanted to see where the Beat writers had been and where Leonard Cohen had written his greatest songs and where Gram Parsons died. I think I was looking for inspiration." On returning home Khan enrolled at Brighton University to study art and music. Over the next three years she found herself putting on shadow-puppet shows, editing and scoring films, creating sculpture installations and performance pieces.
After finishing her studies she worked as a nursery schoolteacher for three years where she revelled in the innocence and imagination of children. "They'd all bundle on to cushions and beanbags around me and ask me to tell them about the witches and the goblins. It was wonderful." It was during this period that Khan wrote Fur and Gold, a fantastical work awash with magic and mysticism. Khan was 27 when she released the album. She feels her maturity was beneficial. "I felt like I had a good life's worth of experience to share, which I think is important. I also felt that my head wouldn't be turned by the attention."
Now Khan is almost 30, a milestone that is prompting her to wonder what the next decade will bring. "All my friends are getting married and having children," she says. "I do wobble sometimes and wonder if I'm doing the right thing. But then my friends point out that if I was married and doing a nine-to-five job, I would probably be miserable. I mean – I've always wanted lots of children – but I don't see myself getting them in the same way that other people do."
I tell her that I imagine her in middle age tinkering at the piano in a crumbling country pile with children running around her feet and deer and squirrels peering through the windows.
"Oh, that sounds lovely," she exclaims. "That's exactly how I'd like it to be. There'd be a secret garden and a beautiful lake and an outhouse where I could create things and write music."
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Today we find ourselves in possession of stupendous know-how, which we willingly place in the hands of the most highly skilled people. But avoidable failures are common, and the reason is simple: the volume and complexity of our knowledge has exceeded our ability to consistently deliver it - correctly, safely or efficiently. In this groundbreaking book, Atul Gawande makes a compelling argument for the checklist, which he believes to be the most promising method available in surmounting failure. Whether you're following a recipe, investing millions of dollars in a company or building a skyscraper, the checklist is an essential tool in virtually every area of our lives, and Gawande explains how breaking down complex, high pressure tasks into small steps can radically improve everything from airline safety to heart surgery survival rates. Fascinating and enlightening, The Checklist Manifesto shows how the simplest of ideas could transform how we operate in almost any field.
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- Oppenheimer is reiterating an Outperform and $30 target on Fortinet, and notes the company's new billings guidance implies 26% 2014 growth at the midpoint (up from 22%). It thinks the UTM hardware vendor's performance is being driven by strong high-end appliance sales, product refreshes, and the fruits of major sales/marketing investments.
Tue, Oct. 14, 6:13 PM
- Up 5.4% in regular trading, Palo Alto Networks (NYSE:PANW) has added to its gains after CEO Mark McLaughlin made an appearance on CNBC's Fast Money.
- Among other things, McLaughlin highlighted the share gains seen by Palo Alto's next-gen firewalls against Cisco and Juniper's traditional offerings, and suggested a willingness to continue sacrificing near-term margins for long-term growth.
Mon, Oct. 6, 12:28 PM
- Morgan Stanley's Keith Weiss has downgraded Fortinet (FTNT -3.1%) to Equal-weight, albeit while keeping his $29 target.
- Though admitting the UTM security hardware vendor's big sales/marketing and R&D investments are bearing fruit, Weiss doesn't like the face sales productivity (as measured by the ratio of product billings to sales/marketing spend) has been declining over the last 6 quarters.
- He adds sustaining Fortinet's current billings growth could be challenging in 2015. Fortinet has guided for 22% 2014 billings growth.
- Peers Palo Alto Networks (PANW -2.3%) and FireEye (FEYE -3%), both of whom have also been making big sales investments, are also lower. Palo Alto received a bullish Piper note on Friday, while FireEye was hit by a Northland Securities downgrade.
Fri, Oct. 3, 9:57 AM
- Piper's Andrew Nowinski: "Our 3Q14 survey results indicate demand for Palo Alto (NYSE:PANW) improved in Q3 (50% of resellers above plan) and the pipeline for Q4 was even stronger, with 67% of resellers expecting better-than-normal seasonality."
- Nowinski also thinks Palo Alto's just-launched Traps endpoint security offering will "drive further upside" to FY16 (ends July '16) estimates. His target has been hiked by $10 to $120.
- Shares are making new highs, and are up 82% YTD.
- Update: JPMorgan's data breach is also likely providing a lift to shares.
Tue, Sep. 30, 1:15 PM
- Traps, a new Palo Alto Networks (PANW -0.9%) endpoint security offering that leverages technology obtained from the Cyvera acquisition, blocks 23 sets of malware techniques on PCs and mobile devices. Like several other Palo Alto offerings, it's sold as a subscription service.
- Palo Alto touts Traps' ability to automate endpoint protection, and (thanks to Cyvera's tech) to proactively scan for known malware techniques rather than wait for a threat alert to be triggered. The solution integrates with Palo Alto's WildFire threat-analysis service (has 3K+ customers).
- Traps takes aim at Symantec (SYMC +0.4%), historically a major player in the endpoint security space, and also at FireEye (FEYE -2.6%), which has bought rapidly-growing endpoint security software/services firm Mandiant and has since used Mandiant to launch integrated hardware/software endpoint solutions. Intel's McAfee unit also competes in this market.
- Palo Alto CEO Mark McLaughlin says Traps will join the list of Palo Alto products being sold by partner VMware. VMware is working to integrate Palo Alto's products with its NSX networking virtualization/SDN platform (expected to see major uptake over the next few years).
Tue, Sep. 9, 5:36 PM
Tue, Sep. 9, 4:17 PM
- FQ4 non-GAAP net income of $9.1M or $0.11 per share vs. $5.5M and $0.07 one year ago.
- FQ1 revenue guidance of $178M-$182M represents growth of 39-42% Y/Y. Non-GAAP EPS guidance of about $0.12 based on 83-85M shares.
- Conference call at 4:30 ET
- Previously: Palo Alto Networks EPS in-line, beats on revenue
- PANW +1.3% after-hours in active action.
Tue, Sep. 9, 4:07 PM
- Palo Alto Networks (NYSE:PANW): FQ4 EPS of $0.11 in-line.
- Revenue of $178.23M (+58.6% Y/Y) beats by $16.98M.
- Shares +4.33% AH.
- Press Release
Mon, Sep. 8, 5:35 PM
Thu, Jul. 24, 1:57 PM
- Fortinet (FTNT +6.7%) beat Q2 estimates with the help of 33% Y/Y billings growth (exceeded rev. growth of 25%) and a 95% Y/Y increase in $500K+ deals.
- The company guided in its CC slides (.pdf) for Q3 revenue of $182M-$185M and EPS of $0.11 vs. a consensus of $177.3M and $0.13. Full-year guidance is for revenue of $735M-$740M and EPS of $0.47-$0.48 vs. a consensus of $714M and $0.50. Billings are expected to grow ~22% to $835M-$840M.
- On its CC (transcript), the UTM hardware leader suggested its light EPS guidance is due to a heavy investment pace, including aggressive sales hiring. It also mentioned Americas sales were up 40% Y/Y, fueled by a 73% increase for U.S. enterprise.
- Meanwhile, Vasco Data (VDSI +16.9%) trounced Q2 estimates and hiked its guidance for 2014 revenue from traditional businesses to $175M-$180M from $168M-$172M. The company notes adoption of new productions leveraging its Cronto visual authentication tech (acquired last year) has been strong.
- FireEye (FEYE +3%), Palo Alto Networks (PANW +2.8%), Proofpoint (PFPT +3.6%), and Check Point (CHKP +1.7%) are trading higher. Proofpoint reports after the bell; Check Point provided a Q2 beat and healthy top-line guidance yesterday.
- On the other hand, Barracuda (CUDA -5.9%) is selling off. JPMorgan attributes the decline to Fortinet's CC remarks about rapidly growing sales to mid-sized businesses - Barracuda depends heavily on them - with the help of new resellers. The firm argues the concerns are overblown, particularly since Fortinet is more focused on larger mid-sized businesses.
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Mon, Jun. 30, 4:54 PM
- Next-gen firewall leader Palo Alto Networks (PANW +3.3%) remains Morgan Stanley's "favorite play on the secular trend towards consolidated network security functionality," writes Morgan Stanley's Keith Weiss in an upbeat note.
- Weiss is raising his PT by $15 to $105, and sees several factors strengthening his confidence in Palo Alto's ability to post 30%+ billings growth and 45%+ FCF growth in FY15 (ends July '15). They include an ongoing core security consolidation trend, new product cycles, slowing spending growth, and improving margins.
- The new products include Palo Alto's high-end PA 7050 firewall (120Gbps of throughput), an update to its WildFire malware protection service, and Cyvera's advanced endpoint protection offerings. Weiss also sees improving sales productivity and the ramping of Palo Alto's VMware partnership providing a boost.
- Enterprise security peers FireEye (FEYE +4.2%) and Imperva (IMPV +5.6%) also rallied on a day that was kind to many well-shorted tech names. FireEye topped $40 for the first time since May 6.
Wed, Jun. 25, 12:02 PM
- Palo Alto Networks' (PANW) $500M offering of convertible senior notes due 2019 (first announced on Monday) features a 0% interest rate, and an initial conversion price of $110.28/share (40% above current levels).
- Palo Alto expects net proceeds of $486.4M. With the company having no pressing need for cash, fresh M&A activity could be in the cards.
Mon, Jun. 23, 4:48 PM
- Palo Alto Networks (PANW) plans to sell $500M of convertible senior notes due 2019. Initial purchasers are expected to have a $75M overallotment option.
- The next-gen firewall vendor had $572M in cash/investments as of April 30, and no debt.
- Given the recent pace of M&A activity in the security hardware/software space, Palo Alto might be raising funds for an acquisition or two. The company spent $200M on Israeli cybersecurity startup Cyvera in March.
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Half-frame spritzers with kylethefrench. I absolutely love the contrast, juxtaposition & coincidences on the photos!This photo was shot on film. Taken by rjk_89 with a Vivitar PN2011 loaded with Lomography Color Negative 400 (35mm) film (available in our Online Shop) in Johannesburg, South Africa. These tags describe this photo: kylethefrench, film-swap, collaboration, johannesburg, splitzer, half-frame, birds, and pigeons. Date: 2012-04-15. Time: Afternoon. This photo can be found in the album Collaboration with @kylethefrench 2/4.
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Kelly Rowland was spotted outside of Nobu Restaurant in London. Mary J. Blige and her hubby Kendu was spotted as well. Kelly know her ass needs to just sign up for some British citizenship since it's way obvious that they're feeling her a little bit more over there.
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