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Computer networks literally run our world of data exchange and communications. TechRepublic keeps up with the latest networking hardware and software, wired and wireless networking technology, and best practices for your network's security and performance.
Webroot® Threat Brief
New viruses, and updated versions of existing viruses, are released daily, even hourly. Because of this, signature-based threat detection cannot be effective. Instead, Internet security solutions such as Webroot's SecureAnywhere solutions that use behavioural detection are necessary. Read this Whitepaper to find out why.
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PassMark Software®: Webroot SecureAnywhere Business Endpoint Protection vs. Seven Competitors
PassMark Software® conducted objective performance testing on eight (8) security software products, on Windows 7 Ultimate Edition (64-bit) during January 2014. This report presents our results and findings as a result of performance benchmark testing conducted for these endpoint security products. The aim of this benchmark was to compare the...
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Acxiom Case Study
This case study, which focuses on Acxiom, explores how the company was able to secure employee data, reduce migration costs and boost productivity with the CommVault Edge software.
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Exponentially Accelerate Data Protection and Recovery with Simpana 10 IntelliSnap® Snapshot Management Technology
Are you making the best use of your storage array snapshot functionality? CommVault Simpana 10 IntelliSnap technology manages hardware-based snapshots across multiple vendor storage arrays. This whitepaper covers trends and challenges in snapshot adoption, and key features and benefits of IntelliSnap technology including snapshot indexing and catalog-based recovery, script elimination,...
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6 Questions to Ask About Your Data Storage-Emily Wojcik byline for ILTA Peer to Peer Magazine
Commvault's Emily Wojcik discusses the six questions businesses should ask when deciding which data gets kept and which data is expendable in a storage policy.
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Enhancing Application Protection and Recovery with a Modern Approach to Snapshot Management
Massive data growth and shrinking application recovery windows are creating a huge challenge for IT administrators. Legacy backup models can't cope with multi-terabyte applications. However, by leveraging a modern approach to data protection that uses your current disk array snapshot technology, you can leave your recovery problems behind. This CommVault...
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ESG: How to Build a Strategic Archive
This paper discusses the reasons ESG believes CommVault Simpana software, a data management platform that delivers backup, archive, search, and analytics capabilities, could be a viable cornerstone of an organization's information retention strategy. ESG specifically examines Simpana archiving capabilities that organizations may not believe they need now, but given current...
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CIO Game Changer: Unlocking Employee Access to Information
Data management poses a serious dilemma for today's hard-pressed IT managers. Not only must they give end users anytime access to information from desktops, notebooks, smartphones and tablets, but they must also do so without compromising security. To make matters worse, both data and data silos are accumulating in ever-greater...
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Texas Tech University
The Texas Tech University System was utilizing a decentralized backup and recovery approach that badly needed to be replaced with a consolidated infrastructure. Find out how Simpana software's embedded deduplication cost up to 70 percent less than competing hardware solutions and enabled Texas Tech to reduce backup media and storage...
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Protecting Data at the Edge More Effectively
Drive efficiency and productivity by centralizing protection, expediting recovery and enhancing access for remote/branch office and laptop/desktop data. This whitepaper describes how Simpana software is the best solution to make that happen.
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Balancing Cost, Risk and Complexity in Your Disaster Recovery Strategy
In the face of more frequent disaster situations and higher reliance on technology, Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity have become absolutely vital for maintaining an edge in todays competitive business environment. This whitepaper explores how to balance cost vs risk using a multi-tiered catalog of recovery technologies.
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Basics of Hardware Snapshots
CommVault's Phil Philip Curran (@PhilJPhilip Curran) discusses how integrated snapshots and data replication technologies can quickly create multiple recovery-ready copies of production data without impacting server performance. In addition, CommVault's deep integration with VMware vStorage APIs for data protection (VADP) helps customers protect their virtual machines as they come online.Learn...
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Webinar: Modernized Disaster Recovery with Simpana 10 On Demand
Learn about capabilities in Simpana software that allow you to accelerate DR operations to meet ever-shrinking SLAs while optimizing storage. We'll discuss deduplication-aware replication, VM encapsulation, on-the-fly P2V migration and much more.
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Efficient Data Management Methodologies for the Modern Data Center
Enterprise information technology is at a crossroads. Cloud computing is overhauling the way IT is built, used and delivered to your customers. Big Data is overwhelming legacy infrastructures, compounding an already untenable management challenge. And mobility is changing everything about how data is accessed and used. Forward-thinking companies realize that...
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Protect & Manage HyperV Environment Datasheet
Datasheet: Simpana Software Data Management for Microsoft Hyper-V Deployments
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Protect 500 VMs in 17 Minutes Using Simpana IntelliSnap® Technology
Data Centers continue to evolve from an environment based on physical servers and storage to one based on virtualization platforms, and data management solutions need to keep pace and adapt to these shifts as they happen. Read this whitepaper to learn how Simpana software offers a completely fresh approach to...
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Testimonial: Cystic Fibrosis Trust
Peter Hawkins, the Head of IT for Cystic Fibrosis Trust, discusses the role CommVault's Simpana software platform plays in improving the company's information governance as well as compliance requirements and managing millions of archived files.
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Cutting the Cost of Application Security
Web application attacks can result in devastating data breaches and application downtime, costing companies millions of dollars in fines, brand damage and customer turnover. This white paper illustrates how the Imperva SecureSphere Web Application Firewall provides a Return on Security Investment of 2090% by preventing data breaches and website downtime....
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Protect the Mobile Enterprise with Smarter Security
Mobile security, and ensuring users do the right thing, is one of the highest priorities of today's CIOs. Although mobile employees can be more productive by working anytime and anywhere, they are now accessing corporate data and applications from outside the traditional network perimeter. This means traditional access and authentication...
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10 Steps to Mitigate a DDoS Attack in Real Time
The growing number of sophisticated attacks and countless attack vectors are increasingly difficult to mitigate. Download our 10 Steps to Mitigate a DDoS Attack in Real Time Infographic to help you address current attacks and learn how to build a solution that will help you mitigate risk, lower management costs,...
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How to Fill the Threat Management Gateway Void
The recent discontinuation of Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway (TMG) requires enterprises to find a new solution to secure corporate access to the web. In choosing a new solution, it's important for decision-makers to ensure that the solution they select includes the features and functionality necessary to ensure safe and...
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Liberate Your Commerce Platform without Selling the Family Farm
This ebook offers a possible solution to businesses that already have made big investments in enterprise commerce platforms, but that also struggle to keep up with the quickly changing landscape of shopping experiences and business models. Drupal's flexibility, scalability, and rapid deployment capability make it possible to build shiny...
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Using DaaS to Create the Ideal Desktop User Experience Without a PC
With the ubiquity of end-user computing long established, organizations now are grappling with a tough dilemma: Users want enterprise-class performance and availability, but they demand the flexibility to use familiar devices and applications—anywhere, and at any time. Download this whitepaper to learn why Desktops as a service (DaaS) can be...
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Enterprise Mobility Management: Embracing BYOD Through Secure App & Data Delivery
Discover how IT can easily manage the ever-expanding diversity of mobile devices and platforms and expand their value by focusing on managing business content with a complete enterprise mobility management solution.
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The 10 Must Haves for Secure Enterprise Mobility Management
While enterprise mobility brings opportunity for your users and organization, it also invites risk. Organizations can use this white paper as a mobile security framework and a checklist for evaluating enterprise mobility vendors.
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Taking Your Enterprise Mobile: An Executive Checklist
According to nearly every analyst study, security is the primary inhibitor to both enterprise mobility and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) programs, and 17% of enterprises have already experienced a mobile breach. Yet the opportunities they present and a workforce reluctant to give up using their devices for work means taking your enterprise...
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Guidelines for deploying Citrix BYOD solutions
Read this white paper to learn how Citrix can help you design, implement, deploy, maintain and support a BYOD infrastructure that will enable your environment for BYOD transformation and success.
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How to Select the Right Remote Support Tool
Today's customer support and IT service organizations are charged with supporting ever-more complex environments that include multiple channels of communication to a seemingly limitless number of devices and systems—all while keeping support costs down. To meet these conflicting demands, service organizations are turning to remote support solutions. But as these...
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IBM: The Evolution of Business Reliliency Management
A white paper details IBM's approach to planning, managing and executing business resilience and continuity across six defined layers of resilience. It also covers recent trends and best practices used in today's evolving business resiliency management programs, as well as IBM's portfolio of business continuity and resiliency services....
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Build your scalable storage environment upon a dynamic IBM Storwize family foundation
The IBM Storwize family delivers sophisticated capabilities that are proven, efficient and dependable, in a wide range of storage systems designed to meet the differing needs of organizations, all built on a common platform. Shared technologies and common management features make the Storwize family the right system to meet today's...
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Engage, Empower and WIN customers by Making First the Mile Smarter with Kofax
A video that will give you insights on how Kofax helps organisations to increase their responsiveness to customers and put emphasis on the need for a mobile application strategy. Watch this short video now to see how Kofax helped organisations grow their businesses while reducing operating costs.
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Forrester: Enterprises Shift To Smart Process Apps To Engage Customers
This report will give you insights on how organisations can bridge the gap between systems that engage customers, using the latest mobile, social, analytics technology and systems of record. Download this Forrester report to learn how Kofax helped organisations improve their efficiencies and service qualities.
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Preparing your network for the mobile onslaught.
Building a mobile collaboration or bring-your-own-device solution requires three things: mobile applications, the mobile devices themselves and the network that underpins them both. Often, the network and its capabilities take a back seat to applications and devices—which can ultimately lead to poor performance or an inflexible infrastructure. Find out how...
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Bring ROI to your BYOD - Forrester documents benefits of managed mobility.
IBM recently commissioned Forrester Consulting to examine the total economic impact and potential return on investment that companies realized by engaging IBM to implement a "bring your own device" program.
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Security Services Reference Guide
From a communications equipment manufacturer optimizing investments with a security scan to a mutual insurance company reducing spam and threats with hosted web and email services, IBM security consultants have helped many companies evaluate their existing security practices against their business requirements and objectives. Read these customer references to learn...
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Leveraging the Network for Your Virtualization and Cloud Initiatives.
More organizations are turning to cloud, virtualization and consolidation to realize benefits like lower operating costs and higher efficiency in network IT management, but many are not considering the impact those initiatives will place on the data center network.
Sponsored By IBM
The Risks Of DIY Disaster Recovery (Forrester)
Are you considering in-house disaster recovery management? In the last five years, many companies have. But did you know that without the proper resources in place, managing disaster recovery yourself can put a strain on your budget, your staff and your disaster preparedness? Read this IBM-Forrester global study "The Risks...
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Five Myths of DIY Disaster Recovery
Learn about the most common faulty disaster recovery assumptions—from insufficient employee work arrangements to the inadequacy of annual or biannual disaster recovery testing
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A broadband company streamlines its recovery processes with IBM Cloud
Read the case study "A broadband company streamlines its recovery processes with IBM Cloud" to learn how IBM service teams used cloud-based technology to help the company develop an innovative and proven cloud computing solution for its backup and recovery environment. IBM's turnkey solution helped the company improve protection, recovery,...
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IBM Is A Leader Among Traditional Disaster Recovery Service Providers
In a recent Forrester Wave report, IBM is identified as a "top dog" among traditional disaster recovery service providers, with a strong product offering and global presence. Read this specially commissioned IBM executive brief of the Wave report to find out how IBM's disaster recovery services can help you meet...
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Cyber Security Index
An effective cyber security strategy calls for the latest intelligence on the kinds of attacks that are occurring, who is committing them, and how often they are happening. A new IBM report offers expert insight into a range of security statistics, based on monitoring tens of billions of security events...
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Advanced Evasion Techniques for Dummies
This book provides an overview of network security in general and explains how cybercriminals can use hidden and mostly undetectable methods to penetrate network systems. You don't have to be a Security Expert to understand how Advanced Evasion Techniques will break the security protection model most businesses are using...
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Surviving the technical security crisis
As new threats emerge every day, the need for qualified security staff is growing. But there aren't enough people with technical security skills to go around. That gap is leaving organizations exposed. In fact, in a recent survey conducted by Forrester Consulting and commissioned by IBM, 92% of security leaders...
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Cloud Services for Dummies eBook
Cloud computing is becoming an integral part of many companies' business and technology strategies. There are many different delivery models. But two foundational services are essential for cloud computing to become a strategic part of the overall computing infrastructure: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) for access to compute and storage...
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3 ways clinicians can leverage a patient portal to craft a healthcare community
You probably have several goals for your patient portal of choice. Is "community" one of them? With a bevy of vendors offering portal solutions, it can be challenging for a hospital to know where to start. Fortunately, YourCareCommunity helps ease the decision-making process.
Sponsored By Healthtech Holdings
AppAssure 5: The next generation of backup, replication and recovery software
IT environments are increasingly complex, with virtual and physical machines spread across local, offsite and—increasingly—cloud resources. AppAssure 5 alleviates these concerns with fast backup and even faster replication and recovery. As a key data protection element of Dell's Fluid DataTM Architecture, AppAssure 5 controls cost, optimizes performance and enhances protection...
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Avoiding the pitfalls of outdated disaster recovery plans: Evolving business expectations and threats may require new disaster recovery approaches
IBM has identified seven outdated assumptions on which many organizations base their disaster recovery plans. This white paper lists them and discusses how to modernize disaster recovery operations.
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Understanding the Real Impact of Social Media Monitoring on the Value Chain eBook
This document will detail the form, extent, and impact of social media monitoring and analytics on supply chain processes and e-commerce initiatives.
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IT Security. Fighting the Silent Threat
Kaspersky Lab experts are releasing new research designed to assist you in your cybersecurity business decisions. "IT Security. Fighting the Silent Threat" is a global report into business attitudes and opinions on IT security. Download the report now to get quantifiable statistics about perceived versus real cyberattacks, such as: ...
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On-demand Webcast: As threats become more sophisticated, so too must next generation firewalls
Not a day goes by without security threat news. Whether it's foreign hackers who have been living inside a famous company's network for years, or criminals stealing data from credit cards, employment and patient records, and selling them for pennies to other criminals, each day the situation gets worse. As...
Sponsored By Dell Software
Empowering Your Mobile Workers White Paper
A modern mobile IT strategy is no longer an option, it is an absolute business necessity. Today's most productive employees are not tied to a desk, an office, or a location. They are mobile. And your company's IT strategy has to be ready to support them with easy, reliable,...
Sponsored By Box
Private cloud services from IBM. Flexible end-to-end solutions for transforming the enterprise
Private clouds can drive operational efficiencies and transformative business model change, but maximizing these benefits requires a carefully planned strategy and flexible, scalable services. IBM's holistic approach and integrated portfolio of end-to-end services provides multiple pathways to private cloud. Success hinges on ensuring the infrastructure is cloud-ready, developing an actionable...
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The role of the network in cloud computing
For a network that better supports your cloud and brings the most value possible to your business, its design has to be considered in the early stages of cloud planning. Read the white paper "Networking for cloud computing" to discover specific networking considerations for public, private and hybrid clouds.
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The future of email and application is social.
This white paper examines the state of collaboration in today's enterprise and provides an IBM point of view on how collaboration will evolve, along with how Notes and Domino software will fit into the new collaboration equation.
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FTP Risk Advisor Tool
By answering 12 questions, this online tool will provide you with a customized report with recommendations to remediate your FTP risk.
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Getting the Most Out of Your Next-Generation Firewall
Network administrators are encountering the highest levels of change in history as they attempt to balance security with productivity. Rapidly evolving business trends are challenging them to provide widespread but safe Internet access, allowing employees to use legitimate business applications while using their device of choice. Applications have evolved to...
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Download Lippis' "Top 6 Recommendations for Selecting an Ethernet Fabric"
Deploying the correct Ethernet fabric is integral to any organization, but selecting it can be daunting. Fortunately, the Lippis guide Top 6 Recommendations for Selecting an Ethernet Fabric reports the findings from a recent study of several types of Ethernet fabric and provides recommendations based on the results.
Sponsored By Brocade
On-demand Webcast: Enterprise-proofing the Apple ecosystem with Centrify and Aqua Connect
Here's something new. Most IT folks are familiar with terminal services on Windows Server, but did you know you can provide remote, secure terminal services with OS X? It's not only possible; it's a technology that allows you to provide the entire Macintosh experience to neglected corporate and enterprise users...
Sponsored By Centrify
The Modern Office and You: 5 Ways to Capitalize on Cloud Opportunities
Many technology providers are nervous about the Cloud and what it means for their business. Rather than look at the Cloud with fear, embrace it and take advantage of the opportunities it brings for new revenue. In this eBook, you'll learn 5 ways to capitalize on the future of the...
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Mobile Content, Collaboration & IDC's 3rd IT Platform: The Next Frontier for the Mobile Enterprise
IDC focuses this article on talks about the new IT platform. This 3rd IT Platform will be the new wave for the about the next 25 years, so they urge all current companies to embrace it themselves. They also talk about how mobile is a huge part of this...
Sponsored By Box
Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2013 SP1
Efficiently boost application performance. This development suite offers industry-leading compilers, along with highly tuned performance libraries for math, crypto, imaging, compression, and others. Harness performance from the latest processors simply by recompiling your code. Scale for multicore and many-core architectures with Intel® Threading Building Blocks and Intel® Cilk Plus™ parallel...
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Intel® Inspector XE 2013
Intel® Inspector XE finds memory leaks, corruption, deadlocks, data races, and more in C, C++, C#, F#, Fortran, and MPI applications. Use a normal build: no special compiler or recompiles are required. Heap growth analysis and debugger breakpoints simplify diagnosis of difficult bugs early in the development cycle―when they are...
Sponsored By Intel Software
Cisco Annual Security Report 2014 (CASR)
You have to know the threats to stop them. It's not a question of if – but when and how – Internet criminals will get into your network. The Cisco 2014 Annual Security Report highlights the most current security concerns, such as shifts in malware, trends in vulnerabilities, and the...
Sponsored By Sourcefire, Inc.
Patient Portals: A Platform for Connecting Communities of Care
Connecting patient health data across the care continuum is essential to achieve improved care, increased access to personal health records and lowered costs. A successful approach rests in having the hospital serve as the connectivity hub for bringing patients, care givers and healthcare professionals together in a secure, online environment....
Sponsored By Healthtech Holdings
eGuide to Data Movement and Governance
The purpose of this eGuide is to help you grasp the measures that can keep your organization on track to meet objectives and in line with regulations. What's more, it's your chance to become more effective in your job and build the confidence to bring valuable suggestions to your security...
Sponsored By IBM
Manage Identity and Access for Continuous Compliance and Reduced Risk.
As organizations strive to securely deliver high-quality, high-availability services to their user communities, they grapple with cost control and ever-changing user populations, access points,and applications. But that is only part of a larger challenge related to identity and access management (IAM). Services must be delivered solely to the right people,...
Sponsored By IBM
2013 Gartner Magic Quadrant for SIEM
IBM Security QRadar has been positioned again in the Leaders quadrant of the Gartner Magic Quadrant for SIEM. In addition to providing a technology that is a good match to current customer requirements, Leaders also show evidence of superior vision and execution for anticipated requirements. Gartner reveals that customers'...
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Types of Electrical Meters in Data Centers
There are several different types of meters that can be designed into a data center, ranging from high precision power quality meters to embedded meters (i.e. in a UPS or PDU). Each has different core functions and applications. This white paper provides guidance on the types of meters that might...
Sponsored By APC by Schneider Electric
Cloud Resource Management the Right Way
Find out how Red Hat® CloudForms gives IT administrators and managers a comprehensive solution to optimize their virtual, private cloud, and hybrid cloud infrastructures with advanced capacity planning and sophisticated resource management capabilities.
Sponsored By Red Hat
Top five questions you should ask before purchasing a two-factor authentication solution
Two-factor authentication is critical for safeguarding your company's critical information. In this technical brief, discover five things to know before purchasing a two-factor authentication solution, and which solution is the best fit for your business.
Sponsored By Dell Software
The Promises and Pitfalls of BYOD
Find out how to let employees use personal smartphones, tablets and laptops for work purposes while protecting your network from malware, data theft and unauthorized access.
Sponsored By Dell Software
Why Complexity Is IT Security's Worst Enemy
Organizations across the world continue to strive for greater agility, efficiency and innovation. But they also need to cut costs, improve productivity and become more competitive. While this is nothing new, the fact remains that IT is arguably the key department tasked with supporting these needs and ultimately making this...
Sponsored By Kaspersky Lab
Your Data under Siege: Protection in the Age of BYODs
You would be hard pressed to find a single employee who comes to the office without a personal mobile device. Most probably use those devices outside the office to send work-related email messages. BYOD is a reality in today's business world. Is your IT department a roadblock that employees go...
Sponsored By Kaspersky Lab
Big Data: Trends, Strategies, and SAP Technology
The intelligent economy has arrived. The convergence of intelligent devices, social networking, pervasive broadband communications, and analytics is redefining relationships among producers, distributors, and consumers of goods and services. The growth in volume, variety, and velocity of data has created new challenges and opportunities.
Sponsored By SAP
Adding Zero-Day Offense to Vulnerability Management
This paper describes why your organization is vulnerable to zero day attacks and what you can do to add a zero-day offense to existing vulnerability management processes. It also describes how the Qualys Zero-Day Risk Analyzer enhances capabilities of the QualysGuard Cloud Platform with targeted intelligence and workflow to...
Sponsored By Qualys
How Monitoring Systems Reduce Human Error in Distributed Server Rooms and Remote Wiring Closets
Surprise incidences of downtime in server rooms and remote wiring closets lead to sleepless nights for many IT managers. Most can recount horror stories about how bad luck, human error, or just simple incompetence brought their server rooms down. This paper analyzes several of these incidents and makes recommendations for...
Sponsored By Schneider Electric
Advancing Business Value through Virtualization : Quantitative and Qualitative Insights (ESG)
To realize the performance, availability, and agility benefits that virtualization can provide, your data center infrastructure must be able to support the initiative. This informative paper evaluates the prevalence and efficacy of data center virtualization deployments, and the hardware that supports them, so that you can determine what adjustments your...
Sponsored By Hewlett-Packard & Intel®
IT Trends: 8 ways to stay ahead of the IT evolution
The HP Technology Consulting efforts have created an informative guide to help separate the misguided hype from the stone cold facts, helping you avoid many obstacles that get in the way of building a better IT infrastructure. Sponsored by HP and Intel®: ...
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Security Without Compromise: Context-Aware and Adaptive Next-Generation Firewalls
Mobility has brought down the wall between business and personal, spiking corporate productivity and putting work/life balance within reach. The bring-your-own-device (BYOD) phenomenon is a way to be constantly connected for work, family, and play. Companies that do not adapt and allow people to work where, when, and how they...
Sponsored By Cisco
Transforming change into a competitive advantage
This paper provides an overview of new approaches, tools and solutions for global collaboration throughout the development lifecycle can help you effectively manage change and complexity in the development of smarter products.
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Published: Sunday, December 2, 2012
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The Indian Student Association hosted a night of food and dance in the Rome Ballroom on Friday night for their Annual Diwali Show, which showcased a variety of talents within the ISA.
Dozens upon dozens of students and family dressed in traditional Indian garb filled the round tables for the show. Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, is a five-day celebration that typically takes places between October and November. It is one of the most important festivals of the year for Hindus and is celebrated by performing traditional activities together.
"The food was really good; they kind of surprised me with the authenticity of it. Apparently they had an official chef who cooked all the food," said Bless Gomes, a third-semester physiology and neurobiology major as well as a performer in UConn's ThunderRaas. "The performances were great. People were really excited, you could tell they were. Overall it was very organized."
After a dinner that was served buffet style that included traditional Indian foods, the ISA began the entertainment portion of the night: They performed a skit between acts that depicted the story of two friends having a fun time at the ISA show and included all the members of the ISA. The performances for the night ranged from freshmen students dancing to a mix of Hindi and American songs to alumni that came back to put on a show. Dressed in red shirts, flowing red skirts and jingling anklets, the three alumni danced to slow Indian songs that involved twirling.
Husky Hungama, a singing group that consists of four male members and four female members, beat boxed and sang Hindi songs for the audience. They added their own Hindi twist to American songs like "Stand By Me" as well. Donned in colorful outfits, ThunderRaas performed to traditional Hindi songs and some English mixes as well. UConn's Kuda Air, a break dancing group, showed off their skills on the dance floor and riled the crowd up with their hyped up movements.
"I thought it was interesting, it was very beautiful to see all the dances," said Amber Wolfgram, a third-semester human rights major. "I liked Surya, they included traditional dances and new modern dances."
Though the whole ballroom was filled with chairs and tables, there were many more people that came to watch the shows and stood along the edge of the room. The turnout was greater than the ISA expected. Gomes explained how this event took months of preparation.
"There's a lot that goes into it," Gomes said. "There's obviously the practices and then getting the signs ready. When it all comes together it made a big impact with how the show went. People stepped up and it was really nice to see that."
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Sheepish but sincere, Derrick Rose diverted his eyes from the CNN interviewer who asked the kid from Englewood why gun crime was so bad in Chicago.
As Rose looked away, you wondered whose faces popped into his head while delivering an answer as accurate as his new jump shot. You imagined Rose picturing himself as a lucky little boy on the South Side who grew up poor but protected from all the bullets because of how he played basketball.
"It all starts with poverty, people just surviving and people just really trying to get out,'' Rose told CNN's Pedro Pinto in an important but largely overlooked interview during Rose's recent European marketing tour with Adidas.
In a sit-down conversation that lasted only 2 minutes, 25 seconds, Rose offered the most compelling content during recent interviews without even addressing whether he was 100 percent — unless that referred to a commitment to improving his crime-infested hometown.
Even from Europe via satellite, Chicago needs Rose's voice now more than ever as the alarming number of homicides in the city continues to grow — to 217 this year through Monday, 30 for July. So it was good the Bulls' influential superstar re-entered a relevant discussion after more than a year of too many overly orchestrated and ambiguous health updates. How nice to hear Rose doing his best to diagnose a broken community instead of his bum knee.
"If you look at the world we're living in today, everything is getting faster,'' Rose said. "You want success faster, you want Internet faster … everything is getting faster. Of course, being human, you want a lifestyle that's faster (too). You see people getting famous on YouTube and you think you can be that next person. That creates havoc and different ideas in people.''
Translated: Impoverished people seek quicker solutions to chronic problems that often contribute to making bad decisions. Sometimes their desperation turns deadly when weapons too easy to obtain fall into the wrong hands. As Rose suggested, a New York Times study last January analyzing Chicago homicides the past 12 years showed residents living near those crimes made $23,000 less per adult than those outside the area, were mostly black and only one of five earned college degrees.
"All I can do is stay positive and know there are people watching me, young kids looking up to me and giving them a reason to go out there and know the reason they're working hard is to help people,'' Rose said.
Inevitably, Rose will be asked to do even more than inspire by example — if he hasn't done so already quietly.
As powerful as Rose's words can be, his actions can change — and perhaps save — lives more profoundly. For a young man with long-term contracts with the Bulls and Adidas worth a combined $355 million, finding answers ultimately will mean funding them. It all starts with poverty.
Nobody doubts Rose's sincerity. Nor will anybody be surprised if eventually Rose matches his immense emotional investment with a financial one — toward a court, community center or cause — that empowers more youths to escape urban traps the way he did.
Example: Isiah Thomas, the Hall of Fame basketball player from the West Side, recently wrapped up the inaugural Windy City Hoops basketball season in conjunction with the Chicago Park District and Mayor Rahm Emanuel. From March to June, the $450,000 collaboration of private, public and non-profit support provided 1,200 Chicago teenagers an outlet Friday and Saturday nights at 10 city parks. Sustained interest led to a summer season.
Like in basketball, everybody plays a role trying to win a city's war against violence. Some are bigger than others. As John F. Kennedy once said: "For of those to whom much is given, much is expected.'' This, Rose seems to realize.
"I'm young but for some reason people tend to listen to me, especially younger kids, just knowing where I grew up and what I had to go through to get where I am at today,'' Rose said. "Being a role model, I try to stay positive and bring hope to my city where, of course, we're going through so much stuff with crime.''
It isn't Rose's style to make news speaking out on controversial issues such as the death of Trayvon Martin or homosexuals in NBA locker rooms. But trying to make an impact in a community that needs his resources and resolve fits an athlete who, whether you're still angry with him or not, serves as Chicago's global ambassador.
Rose spent July 6-14 promoting shoes in seven European countries. In September, he will embark to Asia to visit Japan, China and the Philippines before returning home.
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The victim told police he was in his apartment on the 1400 block of Cooper Avenue Tuesday between 2:50 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. when he got into an argument with another man he knew, Sgt. Chris Sparks said.
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Niners get an 'A' for wrapping up Rodgers and Co.
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Handing out grades to the 49ers while breaking down every unit of the team for its performance in a resounding 30-22 victory over the Green Bay Packers in their season opener at Lambeau Field.
QUARTERBACKS -- Grade: A
Alex Smith
's maturation as a legitimate front-line NFL quarterback took a major step forward with his cool and consistent performance on the biggest of season-opening stages. Smith outplayed reigning NFL MVP
Aaron Rodgers
, finally getting some vindication for all those people over the years who have clamored that they wished the Niners had selected Rodgers instead of Smith with the No. 1 overall pick of the 2005 NFL draft. Smith played with poise under pressure and with a newfound aura that seemed to pervade his calm and collected performance. He protected the ball well despite being sacked four times and hit on at least six occasions, stretching his string of consecutive passes without an interception to 185 - breaking Hall of Famer Steve Young's previous franchise record of 184 in a row. His pinpoint passing was as good as it has ever been as Smith dissected the Green Bay defense with a short- and medium-range assault that saw him complete 20 of 26 throws for 211 yards while recording a gaudy passer rating of 125.6. And he was on the money on key red-zone touchdown passes to Randy Moss and
Vernon Davis
, the latter coming on a key third-and-goal play that put the Niners in control to stay midway through the fourth quarter. Just an exceptional all-around performance for a quarterback that took a notable step in his career Sunday.Throw in Colin Kaepernick's long-legged 17-yard sprint up the middle of the field on his only snap, a play that set up David Akers' NFL-record 63-yard field goal, and it just doesn't get much better than this from the QB position.
RUNNING BACKS -- Grade: A-plus
The Niners couldn't have asked for anything more here. It was a vintage performance by veteran
Frank Gore
, who ran with power and purpose on his way to a game-high 112 yards on 16 carries, averaging 7.0 yards a pop. Gore showed the burst of his prime and ripped off sizeable gains whenever he found a crease. He was not to be denied the end zone on his spinning, gyrating, sideline-riding 23-yard touchdown run that sealed the deal midway through the fourth quarter.
Kendall Hunter
also made an impact while complementing Gore with 41 yards on nine carries. The Green Bay defense had no answer for either of them. Fullback
Bruce Miller
led the way with several key blocks and also pulled in a 15-yard reception that helped extend a drive when the 49ers were attempting to run out the clock in the fourth quarter. Nothing short of exceptional from this entire unit.
WIDE RECEIVERS -- Grade: A
Alex Smith targeted
Michael Crabtree
, Randy Moss and
Mario Manningham
on 17 of his 26 passes Sunday. The team's trio of top wideouts combined to catch 15 of them, including all eight intended for newcomers Moss and Manningham. Crabtree continued to emerge as the team's go-to target and made several key receptions to keep drives moving while recording team-high totals of seven receptions for 76 yards. Moss displayed that he hasn't lost anything at age 35 – not to mention respect from opposing defenders – and he was at his best near the goal line, working wide open to catch a 14-yard pass from Smith for the 154th touchdown reception of his career. If first impressions mean anything, there is little question the addition of Moss and Manningham has added firepower to San Francisco's passing attack and will help open up an offense that ranked 26th in the NFL last season.
TIGHT ENDS -- Grade: B
Vernon Davis came up with two of the game's biggest receptions – a 29-yarder that pushed the 49ers to the Green Bay 9-yard line and set up his diving 4-yard catch on third-and-goal three plays later for the touchdown that put the Niners in command to stay at 23-7 midway through the third quarter. Davis' usually stellar blocking also contributed to San Francisco's strong running game. Davis doesn't get style points, however, for getting rejected by the crossbar on his dunk attempt after his TD reception.
Delanie Walker
didn't fare nearly as well as Davis in the passing game, flat out dropping one pass and missing the other Alex Smith throw that came his way.
OFFENSIVE LINE -- Grade: B
This unit gained control of the line of scrimmage early and wore down the Packers to pave the way for a ground game that rushed for 186 yards and averaged 5.8 yards a pop.
Alex Boone
had an auspicious debut as the starting right guard, and he and tackle
Anthony Davis
cleared out a lot of room on the right side. Boone also collaborated with center Jonathan Goodwin to make Green Bay nose tackle
B.J. Raji
a non-factor. Raji finished with just one assisted tackle and did little to clog the middle as the 49ers ran pretty much wherever they wanted through Green Bay's front wall. The pass blocking wasn't quite as stellar, however, as Alex Smith was dropped four times for sacks and hit hard several other times.
Joe Staley
did a good job of keeping
Clay Matthews
off Smith's back early in the game, but he could not maintain that over the course of four quarters. Matthews held the upper hand in that individual battle by the end, finishing with 2.5 sacks, all of the damage coming against Staley on the left side.
DEFENSIVE LINE -- Grade: A
The Packers made an early half-hearted attempt to run on the 49ers, and the NFL's best rushing defense said simply, "No Way." San Francisco played most of the game in a four-man front that didn't feature usual starting nose tackle Isaac Sopoaga, and tackles
Ray McDonald
Justin Smith
practically stuffed Green Bay's running game by themselves. McDonald finished with four tackles and he and Smith stood up their Green Bay counterparts. The Packers gave up on the run – they tried just three rushing attempts by a running back in the second half – and halfback
Cedric Benson
was shut down for just 18 yards rushing on nine carries. The Packers finished with just 45 yards on the ground – 27 of them coming on scrambles by Rodgers. Smith and McDonald never got a hand on Rodgers as pass rushers, but the pressure they applied helped open lanes for others.
LINEBACKERS -- Grade: A-plus
It was yet another eye-popping performance by this unit, which just seems to keep getting better and better as it develops into the NFL's best.
Aldon Smith
had a strong debut as the starter on the right edge, and it seemed he was chasing down Rodgers most of the day before finishing with one sack and three tackles. Smith was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct for taking off his helmet after his sack, but it was a bogus call since Rodgers had inadvertently kicked Smith's helmet back on his head when both players fell to the turf.
Ahmad Brooks
made his presence felt from the left side with three quarterback hits and a key sack of Rodgers that was big in thwarting Green Bay's final offensive drive with the Packers trailing by eight points.
Patrick Willis
was solid in the middle with six tackles, but the star of this unit clearly was Willis' partner in the middle,
NaVorro Bowman
. The third-year veteran was perhaps the star of the game, making plays everywhere, leading the 49ers with 11 tackles and two passes defensed, and making an athletic interception deep in Green Bay territory midway through the fourth quarter just after the Packers had gotten back in the game and were gaining momentum. That was the game's only turnover, and it set up Frank Gore's clinching touchdown run on the next play. Once again, this unit played a key role in a key 49ers victory.
SECONDARY -- Grade: A
Considering the opponent, this was a shutdown performance by this unit, which played much better than Green Bay's final passing numbers might suggest. Rodgers completed 30 of 44 passes for 303 yards and two touchdowns, but most of the damage came when the Packers were passing from behind after abandoning the run. And when it counted, this unit stepped up to make plays throughout the day, all the way down to
Chris Culliver
's knockdown of Rodgers' fourth-down pass in the final minute while draping
Jordy Nelson
in man coverage down the right sideline.
Carlos Rogers
did a job on
Greg Jennings
all day and recorded his first career sack, and the lethal Green Bay passing attack hit only two completions beyond 20 yards.
Donte Whitner
almost got his hands on an interception and
Tarell Brown
also knocked down a pass. San Francisco DBs were beaten a few times, but that's going to happen against a passing game like Green Bay's. All told, there was sure tackling by this unit and few breakdowns in coverage as the secondary minimized the impact of one of the NFL's best passing games throughout the afternoon.
SPECIAL TEAMS -- Grade: A-minus
When the 49ers surrender a 75-yard punt return in the fourth quarter that allows a dominated opponent to vault back into the contest, we usually can't give these units an overall 'A' grade. But this is an exception, because that play should have been nullified by an obvious blocking-in-the-back penalty that was called and then reversed when officials picked up the flag. Still, the 49ers can't allow that play to happen. But it was basically the only glitch in another standout performance by San Francisco's specialty units, which was highlighted by the amazing
David Akers
' NFL-record-tying 63-yard field goal. That was one of three Akers field goals from 40 yards or beyond, and he and punter
Andy Lee
both performed on the big stage like the All-Pros they are. The coverage units were stingy beyond
Randall Cobb
's TD return, and
Kyle Williams
had a 20-yard return while displaying sure hands handling punts. Kendall Hunter also broke his only kickoff return for 31 yards.
COACHING -- Grade: A
Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio once again dialed up a winning game plan against one of the most difficult offenses to stop in this NFL era. Fangio correctly strategized that the 49ers could stop Green Bay's run from the start with a base four-man front backed by two middle linebackers and five defensive backs, and that set the tone from
The Opening
series as Rodgers had difficulty working against San Francisco's nickel and dime coverage packages throughout the day. The Niners had outstanding balance on offense and kept the pressure on with a diverse attack until appearing to take the pedal off the gas in the fourth quarter after going comfortably ahead by 16 points. But that offense put up 377 yards and 30 points on a big stage, which shows how far it has come since the season opener last season. Coach Jim Harbaugh threw two challenge flags when he had little chance of getting a reversal either time, but there was no doubt he had his team well prepared and ready to play amid consequential circumstances. And Harbaugh and his staff, without question, out-coached one of the NFL's best staffs across the field that featured offensive guru Mike McCarthy and defensive guru
Dom Capers
. The Niners were up against the very best here, and they came out convincingly ahead.
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Maybe that little piggy had roast beef, but he should stop today at the Farmers' Market on Haight Street (just east of Webster Street) for a more balanced feast. The year-round market, which recently moved from the parking lot on Webster Street to the parking lot on Haight Street, is open year-round from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays and from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays. Besides produce, there are flowers and baked goods available, so it's even a good spot to shop for gifts.
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I am making a new snake-like tube that I want to fill with either catnip, or something else that has been soaked in catnip. Have any of you made something like this? If so, what did you use to stuff it and how did you integrate the catnip into it? I tried some dried catnip last year and the toy was not as well liked as those bought at the pet store. Any suggestions?
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Life has been busy and I have not spent the time knitting I would have liked but I've been slowing completing West's Chadwick. I hope to be done by Thanksgiving. I just completed the first row of the final section "No. 3" - only 23 rows left to go. I hope everyone is having a great fall and gets some quality time with their sticks over the Thanksgiving Holiday. Regards, JRob
Have dusted off the needles after a prolonged hiatus and have just finished a cardi by Josh Bennett from Rowan website. Left out intarsia-seemed a bit youngish for me.
Just finished a sweater for my friend, Miguel. It is a cardigan that was knit in the round with 9 steek stitches that I simply cut open without securing. Because it is Jamieson and Smith Shetland wool, I do this without worrying. I used 3.25mm needles and the colour is "mustard" (the third picture is closest to the real colour).
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Pete Decker, an investigator, has a case to solve involving a quadruple murder. His partner and he find all four bodies. The suspects are all familly members of the murdered. Finalley, a confession is made by Pappy Darcy telling the whole story of how his son was murdered by his daughter-in-law, his wife killed his daughter-in-law and accidentally his daughter, and his other son murdered her friend....
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LINCOLN — Nebraska had driven 74 yards in seven plays to start Saturday's second half, leaving itself 1 yard short of the touchdown that would start the comeback from a 20-6 deficit against Penn State.
To that point, freshman I-back Imani Cross had yet to take a handoff against the Nittany Lions.
Yet the Huskers called his number on the next play — and four more times in that third quarter — and the 6-foot-1, 225-pounder plowed forward in his best attempt to reward that faith.
"It means a lot to me," Cross said. "I'm glad the coaches trusted me. I'm just glad we were in position to score."
Cross scored twice in 2:11 as Nebraska pulled even, 20-20. He also converted a pair of third-down carries into first downs on the Huskers' next drive, helping put them in scoring position again before quarterback Taylor Martinez lost a fumble at the PSU goal line to start the fourth quarter.
Not bad for somebody who had four carries in the previous five games — and none with the same kind of importance as those Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
"We went to a little bit of a different package this week," NU running backs coach Ron Brown said. "Just being able to do some things with our line to get the extra blocker, and then have a big body in there like Imani, was very helpful.
"I think it turned out well. We had a number of those situations in the game, and it worked well for Imani to be in there and serve that role."
After Cross scored on the 1-yard run with 11:48 left in the third quarter, Nebraska got the football back with Daimion Stafford's interception and return to the PSU 4. The Huskers went right back to Cross, who gained 2 yards on first-and-goal before plowing through for the 2-yard TD that tied the game with 9:37 to go in the third.
The NU alignment made his job easy as he crashed over the right side, with three tight ends at the point of attack and fullback C.J. Zimmerer leading the way.
"In those situations it's hard to get big gaping holes like that," NU offensive coordinator Tim Beck said. "When Imani lowered his shoulder and ran hard, he did a good job."
Liking what they saw, the Huskers went back to Cross and he picked up 3 and 5 yards, respectively, on third-and-1s. So while his five carries in the third netted only 13 yards, they resulted in two TDs and a pair of first downs.
Cross later was stopped short on a pair of third-and-shorts in the fourth quarter, and finished with 22 yards on eight carries. Those also gave Brown the opportunity to remind him there is plenty of work ahead.
"They started loading the box and it was tough, and yet I have a high standard for him," Brown said. "He's got to keep his pads down and finish those last two runs."
Brown talks pad level and leverage often with Cross. He said Cross has good vision and good quickness, and maybe sometimes relies too much on those traits.
"I'm trying to get him to be even more of a beast," Brown said. "He's so powerful, and I don't think people realize just how strong that kid is. And he hasn't learned how to use every ounce of his strength yet.
"That's why he's still a freshman. He's still learning. He's going to be a devastating runner before it's all done."
Nebraska had stuck with Ameer Abdullah the past few weeks and passed at times in short-yardage situations. Brown said coaches also liked the goal-line calls at Ohio State where they played Rex Burkhead at quarterback with Abdullah at I-back.
Cross said he never got impatient waiting for his next chances and was just happy that the team was putting together a winning streak. His last consistent work came with 12 carries for a career-high 100 yards and a touchdown against Idaho State.
"I didn't hang my head," he said. "I just continued to do my part."
To Cross, that meant working hard through the week and not worrying about Saturdays. Rhythm might come with more carries in games, but confidence is built through practice.
The staff obviously found some in him, too.
"I don't know if I would say more of a trust factor. I think it's more of what I display in practice," Cross said. "I take practice very seriously, and if you're displaying the ability to do something in practice it carries over into the game. So I'm thankful for the opportunity I got."
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Aurora >Food & Dining > La Cueva Restaurant
9742 E Colfax Ave, Aurora, CO | Directions 8001039.740108 -104.874376
Monday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Neighborhoods: Delmar Parkway
What a great place! Genuine fine recipes used for generations in this family, originally from Guanajuato. Family owned for 40 years, they use healthy and fresh ingredients to make fresh and delicious sauces. Fine cuisine in a casual atmosphere. Worth a special trip.
No appreciation – I have read ALL the reviews and some seem like one time incidents handled poorly but some right on the mark!!!!!!!!!!!! I have been coming to La Cueva for 10+ years and the service has remained the same (unappreciative and cold).The mom would occassionally give dirty looks as if customers weren't welcome but I came to ignored her and continued to enjoy my food. Until about 3 years ago.I thing I love about Mexican food is the quality and price. But at La Cueva, the menu prices keep increasing but the food portions / quality are decreasing? So you would expect if the pricing goes up so does the quality, service and automosphere. Correct? But it has not. The enchiladas are 3inches wide with minimal cheese inside (I measured it once) and the burritos are all tortilla. The green chile is good but just water on the weekdays and hot / flavorful on the weekends. I have had occassions where my food order was just wrong (either something was in it or it wasn't as I asked). On neither events did the owner (Molly, mom or son) acknowledge and offered an apology/comp the food. One one occasion, my daughter's order was wrong and my husband told Molly. Molly called her cooking staff " a stupid broad" and walked off; never apologizing (as if we were to agree with her abusive language). I personally found her comment unprofessional and disrespectful to her staff member. SO, if you feel like getting some good mexican food; come here but only on the weekends. Don't expect ANY customer service. Bring your own positive outlook and LEAVE, not expecting anything else.
Pros: Good food
Cons: Poor Customer Service, Hit or miss on food quality, Small portions, Expensive
Do not let the negative reviews turn you away – My family has been eating at la cueva for over 30 years, i ate guacamole there for my first time at 6 months. I love la cueva, i think of the Nunez family and some of the staff as an addition to my own family. it curdles my blood to see what these people are saying about la cueva and it's proprietors. the food is great the staff is friendly, its an independently owned restaurant thats gone from a hole in the wall to a relatively well known place with many faithful customers and a lovely atmosphere. my favorite meals include, but are not limited to the la cueva combination, chicken fajitas, and chicken mole enchiladas
Delicious! – My husband an I love La Cueva - you really can't go wrong. Try the Mole, its the best in town!!!
Have not been back for two years – My wife and I were customers since the days when the center blue section was the restaurant. We went, faithfully every Friday. Two years ago on a Friday afternoon we arrived at La Cueva at about 4:30 PM, planning to meet our grown son and his girl friend. The restaurant was not crowded at that time so my wife and I were seated right away. We chose to wait to order until our son came but we ordered drinks. About five minutes after our drinks arrived, Molly's mother came to our table and gave us a chewing out for sitting at a table before all of our party had arrived (there still empty tables) this was in front of those in the restaurant. We decided to leave and I asked the waitress from the drink bill. She felt so bad about our treatment, she bought our drinks. We have not returned, and we have yet to find good Mexican food someplace else in Aurora nor Denver.
Happily Awaiting the Demise of this Trainwreck – This restaurant has become a sore point with me. What seems like generations ago now, this place used to have top notch food and great service.
Now it is a broken shell of what it used to be. Food is possibly the worse in town, service is completely abysmal. These people deserve a smack in the face for letting a good spot for food go under so badly.
All that is left is for the people who used to enjoy this place to now watch the clueless owners finish flushing it down the toilet. And at this point, I will feel nothing but complete and total satisfaction to bear witness to this mistake finishing itself off.
I wish Molly the worst for letting this happen. Your family would be proud!
DO NOT DO IT!!! – This place used to be good, now it is awful! They (as in every person who works there) do not care about the customer...our waitress spilled a tray of margaritas down my mother-in-laws back and then blamed US!!! WTF! The food used to be good, now it comes out cold and soggy. If you ask for a crisp taco shell you get a dirty look...Taco Bell does a better job. I have eaten at the place a dozen times prior and I can tell you this...I WOULD NOT LET MY WORST ENEMY EAT HERE! If you do not believe me, go there for drinks on a Friday night at 6PM and see how empty the place is!!! DO NOT DO IT TO YOURSELF! STAY AWAY!
Worst Treatment I've Ever Received – I have never been treated so horribly by any one in my life. Seriously.
I received terrible service one night after being a faithful customer for numerous years. I thought that mgmt should know so I asked to talk to the manager. It was the brother (I can't remember his name - his sister Molly is a co-owner). When I explained the service problems, he proceeded to treat me so horribly it took me by surprise. One of the statements he made to me was: "who do you think you are? You are nobody."
I was a faithful customer until that point.
What Happened?! – What can make a really great restaurant go so far amiss? La Cueva was once one of the better places to eat in town. The menu, the food, the selection -- the food was fresh, the salsa and sauces were spicy and flavorful. It was all good.
But I was there last night with five other people and we were all disappointed. The salsa was all onions and little else. In fact, carelessly prepared onions were the item of the day. My fish--which appeared to be a poorly prepared fish stick out of the Costco freezer section--was doused in fried onions and a salsa that could easy be beat by anything in a Taco Bell condiment station.
The sad thing is: the service was still friendly and tried to be accommodating. But whatever was going on in La Cueva's kitchen was very poor in quality.
absoultely amazing – This mexican restaurant just outside of denver was probably the best I've found in Colorado. Great spice to all the dishes I have tried and delicious margs. The service was decent, although, they couldn't keep up with how quickly I was downing the chips and salsa! That's probably not their fault!
I recommend this to everyone, they always like it too.
It's a little bit of a drive for those of us downtown, but well worth it!
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