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Thomas Doetschman, PhD, and Tomislav Dragovich, MD, PhD, have been named co-leaders of the Arizona Cancer Center's Gastrointestinal Cancer research program, replacing Eugene Gerner, PhD, who has retired from the program leadership position. The GI program is one of the Cancer Center's five scientific research programs.
Dr. Doetschman is a professor of cell biology and anatomy at the UA where he is a member of the BIO5 Institute and the Molecular Cardiovascular Research Program. He is on the faculty of the cancer biology and the genetics graduate interdisciplinary programs. He received his doctorate from the University of Connecticut in biochemistry and biophysics.
Dr. Doetschman's research areas are cancer biology, immunology, developmental biology and mouse genetics. Genetically engineered mice with mutations in the 3 TGFß ligands and in FGF2 are being used to understand why dysregulation of these genes cause colon cancer, autoimmune disease and congenital heart disease.
Dr. Dragovich is an associate professor of medicine at the University of Arizona and director of the clinical gastrointestinal cancer program at the Arizona Cancer Center. After graduating from medical school in Belgrade, Serbia, Dr. Dragovich received his pharmacology training at the University of Illinois, and his hematology and oncology training at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine. Dr. Dragovich's research focuses on developing novel treatment approaches for patients with gastrointestinal malignancies (gastric, esophageal, pancreatic, hepatobiliary and colorectal cancers).
Dr. Dragovich's current research interests include evaluation of receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitors in patients with gastrointestinal malignancies, inhibition of thioredoxin-1/HIF-1 pathways as new therapeutic target, and early trials of novel red-ox targeting agents in patients with advanced solid and gastrointestinal malignancies. Dr. Dragovich is a member of the SWOG Gastrointestinal Cancers Committee and serves on the American Society of Clinical Oncology Scientific Committee (Experimental Therapeutics Track).
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I'm completely kidding, of course. But thanks to the bullpen blowing his lead tonight – and yes, Brian Falkenborg, even though two of those three runs got charged to Kershaw, it was you who gave up that three run bomb – Kershaw has now gone almost 11 months since his last professional win, on August 20, 2007, for AA Jacksonville. I know, I know; wins are a terrible way to evaluate a pitcher, and for much of that time his pitch count has been so regulated that he's been unable to go the five innings required to get the victory. Throw in the fact that the Dodgers simply cannot score, and there's plenty of extenuating circumstances. I get it. But still… it's been nearly a year since the kid's last victory.
It's with this in mind that I say I hope that Kershaw is sent down once Brad Penny and Hiroki Kuroda return to the rotation. No, it's not that he's been all that bad. He's been almost exactly what we thought he'd be – very inconsistent with flashes of greatness. For a 20 year old kid coming straight out of AA, the fact that he's been almost exactly league average (4.42 ERA vs. the 4.38 average NL ERA) is actually very impressive, as are the 33 K's in 38.2 innings. Kershaw has come up in a situation where most pitchers would embarrass themselves, and he's shown beyond a shadow of a doubt that he's got the talent to dominate once he harnesses his control and learns to be a pitcher.
But the fact is very simple: is he one of the five best starting pitchers the Dodgers have right now? I'd say no. Chad Billingsley is already one of the top young pitchers in the NL, and after a rough stretch Derek Lowe has been excellent (3.21 ERA over the last month). Penny and Kuroda are obviously guaranteed slots once they return, and you've still got both Chan Ho Park and Eric Stults for the 5th spot, each of whom have been surprisingly effective.
This is why I didn't want Kershaw to be called up in the first place – not because I thought he'd be overmatched, but because I simply didn't see the need to rush him. Perhaps if he'd been called up when Penny and Kuroda went down within days of each other, I would have felt differently, but the fact is that the Dodgers already have too many good starting pitchers for too few slots, and it's certainly not as though Kershaw has nothing left to master. Send the kid down for the next two months while he feels good about proving that he can hang with the big guys. Let him work on his weaknesses, especially his command and ability to work deeper into ballgames. Give him another start or two in September once the rosters expand, and hope that he's learned enough to be counted on for 2009 out of the gate.
In other much more disappointing news, Dodger announcer Charley Steiner reported during tonight's broadcast that Rafael Furcal was returning to Los Angeles for another exam after waking up in Las Vegas with back pain after his very first rehab game last night. Considering that Furcal was expected to rejoin the Dodgers as soon as this weekend vs. San Francisco, it's becoming more and more clear that we simply cannot count on him at all. Even if he's able to make it back to the big club at some point, it's entirely too much of a risk to assume that he won't get hurt again. And since this team absolutely positively cannot continue to go with Angel Berroa at shortstop, it's really time to start looking into acquiring a shortstop. As bad as we all knew Berroa would be, he's actually been worse. A line of .183/.246/.217 is an absolute joke, and he's been so bad that he's been benched for Luis Maza the last two nights in search of "offense", even though Maza's only putting up a 54 OPS+ himself. Although I know it sounds like I'm just tooting my own horn here, it's not as though we didn't all know this is what was going to happen from the moment Ned Colletti acquired him.
I looked into what we could do at shortstop recently, and it's time to really amp this up. Contrary to what I wrote yesterday (that Nomar was useless since he wouldn't beat Furcal back), it now seems that we're really going to see Nomar as the starting SS on this team, and that's pretty much unacceptable too. Ned, forget about C.C. Sabathia. Find this team a competent shortstop. Do it now. We're begging you, here.
Finally – and I know this is starting to drag on, but hey, what fun would writing a blog while drinking be otherwise? - old pal Ken Rosenthal checks in with a new rumor, this time that the Dodgers are interested in Toronto DH/1B Matt Stairs. I know what you're thinking; "MSTI thinks Rosenthal is a joker, and he especially couldn't handle Colletti acquiring yet another old veteran part." Well think again, because I actually don't hate this idea, presuming that it lives under the following conditions:
1. That it means the end of the Mark Sweeney era
2. That it wouldn't require sending much of value back to Toronto
Yes, Stairs is old. But unlike Sweeney, he can hit. The last time he didn't get double-digit homers in a season was 1995, and he only got 88 at-bats that year. Just a year ago he put up 21 homers and a 138 OPS+. This year he hasn't been as good, but still slightly better than average for an AL player and his 8 HRs would instantly make him tied for the club lead. Plus, he can fill in at 1B and the OF corners. I'm not saying I'm dying for this to happen, but if the above two conditions are met (and really, I can't imagine that Sweeney would stick if Stairs came, they're the exact same player, except that Stairs isn't dead), I could live with it.
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A Little Bit of Luck
There is always a certain degree of luck involved with balls put in play. This was perhaps most evident last night when Miguel Cabrera hit a ball off the third base bag in the sixth inning, scoring a run and kicking off a four run inning for the Detroit Tigers. Had the ball missed the bag, it is likely fielded by Adrian Beltre for at least one out. Instead, Cabrera's ball, not particularly well-hit, bounced over Beltre and into left field for a double, and the Tigers went on to win Game 5 against the Texas Rangers.
Interestingly enough, Cabrera hit .301 on ground balls this season, which ranks him in the top 15 percent of batters. Of course, for someone like Cabrera it's tough to say whether this is due to his ability to hit the ball hard or just good fortune. He's not particularly fast, and speedy players tend to have higher batting averages on ground balls due to their ability to get down the line faster. However, Cabrera has consistently hit ground balls above the league average line over the past four years. Between 2008-2010, he hit .283 on ground balls, which was about 40 points above league average.
One last interesting note: Prior to last night's sixth inning, Cabrera had hit nine ground balls this postseason, all outs. Whether you believe he is particularly skillfull at hitting ground balls for hits or not, it's hard to deny that his 10th ground ball was almost purely a product of luck. And as a result, the Tigers are still alive.


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Additional Quotes >> USA 120, Mali 32
Kazan, Russia July 8, 2013
Sherri Coale (USA and University of Oklahoma head coach)
On the game:
We got out in transition, ran really well, and Shoni Schimmel sort of opened the flood gates for us with her passing ability when we had advantages in transition offense. And just every day that we play together, we get a little bit more comfortable with one another. The chemistry was better, and we communicated better on defense. Every opportunity to log minutes on the floor together as a unit makes us better.
Despite the large win, what areas do you think still need improvement?
Defensively, we did improve. We were better, but we were still a little slow to recognize switches, we were a little bit slow to match up in transition, considering that (Mali) wasn't playing t the pace that most of the teams that we will face will. So, that's going to be tested. Our transition defense was not tested tonight. Blocking out, we just started running to get the rebound in stead of blocking out that is going to have to be better against more seasoned teams.
How did if feel to open play in the World University Games?
It was a relief, and I think they were relieved to have success with one another. They really seemed to enjoy making one another look good, which was fun to see, and it's going to have to be our M.O. throughout this tournament. And so it was neat to see all of the assists, and the selflessness on the floor, and the team work and the championship behavior. Lots of intangible things really grew over the course of this game.
Cassie Harberts (University of Southern California/San Clemente, Calif.)
What worked well for the team tonight?
I think we used the scrimmages really well to learn how to play with one another against a different team. We had only been playing against each other for a week or so before that. I think we came out and had a really good team game. We had a lot of assists. Shoni Schimmel had a great game, almost had a double-double. I think we finally just found some chemistry.
What does the teams 34 assists say about its unselfishness?
I think it says a lot. One of the biggest points coach Coale has been trying to make is about team basketball. We came out in our first scrimmage against Russia and lost because I think we were playing a little bit selfish. I think tonight we really got it into each others mindsets that we need to share the basketball to win this thing.
Bria Hartley (University of Connecticut/North Babylon, N.Y.)
What was the team able to do to be so successful?
I think getting some steals and pushing in transition helped us. We were able to push the ball up the court. Shoni had some awesome passes. Odyssey had some awesome passes. We really shared the ball well.
On her shooting performance:
I don't really know why I was so hot. Warming up, I was thinking, 'I like this gym,' and I was hitting shots. My teammates were able to find me, Shoni and Odyssey, and I was just able to knock down shots.
How did if feel to open play in the World University Games?
Definitely. We were all eager to play, and get into it, and kind of sick of practice a little bit, so it was good to get out and play. We had a lot of fun.
Shoni Schimmel (University of Louisville/Mission, Ore.)
What was the team able to do to be so successful?
I think we just got comfortable with each other, and started feeling out our games with each other, and being able to pass the ball and being able to read each other, it just got us going. We got the jitters out in the first quarter, so for us to be able to do that, it worked in our favor.
On her nine assists:
Just hitting the open player, getting in position to find that open player, and having my guards and everybody run, it just helped a lot. It took getting used to playing with everybody, and it finally came together.
How did if feel to open play in the World University Games?
I felt like we had been here forever, and for us to be able to get that one game under out belt it was a good start, especially doing what we did tonight.


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I love my job (teaching 6th grade math). However, the day after I completed my TM on my way to work something clicked - I need a new job. I spend 1.5 hrs commuting every day, and it doesn't really bother me, except for the gas and general wear on the car.
I have wonderful co-workers, supportive principal, I thrive on working with kids, I can tell they love me; and trust me when I tell you, it goes both ways...
Now... I realized that I will not stay there forever with such commute, but I planned on staying there for one more year at the very least, and now all of a sudden I have this urge to look for something else (?)
And there was something else... As I'm walking into the school in the morning thinking about this new urgent desire to look for another position, one of the retiring teachers comes up to me and says if I ever need a letter of recommendation, he'd be delighted to provide one for me. Just like that. I never talked of quitting to anyone!
It's a perfect place for me in every sense, except for location and salary (this is one of the low income districts with very low pay scale). I am tempted to go into the principal's office tomorrow morning and let him know that I'd like to sign a contract for next year, but to make him aware that I might not be back, and to ask for a letter of recommendations (which I'm very certain he'll kindly provide for me). This feels like such a right thing to do, that I'm not sure I'm even asking for an advice here...
It's more of a "has this happened to you?" And "what came out of it?" Because I think I'm about to either do something great for my career or something really-really *gulp* stupid!
I put mine above my sewing machine too. We keep the door to that room closed so the kids don't get into things, but it will be front and center for me when I get bits and pieces of time to sew.
Question for the experts here: does the energy of a tm sometimes open up things that weren't specifically on the map since the energy is flowing? I got a call today from a school we want to send dd to but we can't afford. The principal offered me a job teaching Spanish one day a week in exchange for her tuition! The only part of my map that this could even fit in was the affirmation: "My cup is full in every way. I am grateful for the many blessings in my life." Well, two more might be related too: " I am surrounded by loving, supportive and positive people who enrich my life and enliven my spirit." and "I am brilliant and energetic. My imagination is boundless and my projects come together well" (this one I borrowed).
I'm just blown away from this. I met with the principal for about an hour touring the school and mentioned I had a degree in Spanish b/c it turned out I knew her Spanish teacher from college. That teacher is looking for a full time position and will be leaving and put in a good word for me. I have never taught before, but I had been wanting to brush up on my Spanish, it is something I feel bad about letting slip away. Crazy.
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Considering there is no BD Player on the planet that is BD Multiregion I seriously doubt it I'm afraid. In fact I'm sure we can say with 100% assurance it's not BD MR, or SD DVD MR for that matter.
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Two former employees and a contractor with ties to the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County face felony charges for allegedly stealing more than $100,000 from the district.
The charges filed this week capped a 15-month investigation by the DuPage County State's Attorney's office. The three are accused of using their positions to defraud the government out of money during multiple schemes.
Mark McDonald, 53, of the 1000 block of Childs Street in Wheaton, and David Tepper, 49, of the 300 block of Franklin Avenue in River Forest, each a former district employee, face one count of felony theft, felony official misconduct, felony unlawful participation and felony kickbacks, according to a news release from State's Attorney Robert Berlin's office.
Arif Mahmood, 37, of the 400 block of Greenbriar Drive in Glendale Heights, a contractor who worked with the district, was charged with one count of felony theft and felony kickbacks, the release said.
McDonald was a Forest Preserve District director, while Tepper was a manager and Mahmood was a contractor, the state's attorney's office said.
The men are accused in two schemes that stole more than $100,000 from the government over a six-year period.
Between July 2005 and November 2007, Integrated Design Solutions, a company co-owned by McDonald and Tepper, billed and received more than $90,000 from the district for equipment and services that were never delivered, Berlin's office said.
In another scheme, Mahmood-owned Alamach Technologies over-billed the district for contract work performed between February 2010 and November 2011, the release said. Mahmood is also accused of subcontracting with Integrated Design Solutions and over-billing for services never rendered.
The state's attorney's office said McDonald and Tepper received more than $64,000 in kickbacks from the scheme.
Tepper was released after posting $30,000 of his $300,000 bond, the state's attorney's office said. He is scheduled to appear before DuPage County Judge Robert Kleeman on Oct. 1.
Mahmood posted $20,000 of his $200,000 bond and also was released. His next court appearance is set for Oct. 1 in front of DuPage County Judge Kathryn Creswell.
McDonald was held in DuPage County Jail Wednesday night and appeared Thursday morning in bond court, where DuPage County Judge Elizabeth Sexton set his bond at $300,000. He is due in DuPage County Judge Blanche Fawell's courtroom on Sept. 20.
Long before any charges were filed, the Forest Preserve District had incurred more than $100,000 in expenses related to the alleged schemes. Commission members hired Naperville computer programming specialists JRM Consulting Inc. in July 2011, four months before Tepper and McDonald left the agency payroll. The original $18,000 contract swelled to $61,537 in December, after the internal investigation proved more complex than officials initially realized. The FBI also was brought in to help, bringing its forensic computer expertise to the investigation.
The district's seven-member board also last November retained a Wheaton communications consultant and Republican strategist to cover crisis communications after the suspected misdeeds were revealed. Dan Curry, co-owner of Reverse Spin, is receiving $4,000 monthly under the one-year accord. His contracted services, which since have been shifted to work on the district's website transparency portal, augment the work done by its six-member public affairs department.
Attorneys for the district filed a complaint for declaratory judgment in court Thursday morning that seeks to recover all public funds expended in connection with the allegations.
Wheaton lawyer James Knippen, one of the agency's attorneys, said paperwork for the civil action was ready to go five months ago but was held at Berlin's request, to enable him to complete the inquiry.
"The State's Attorney didn't want the district to do anything that would compromise the investigation in any way," said Knippen.
District officials have been fully cooperative in the process so far, he said, providing access to employees who could have details that would assist the investigation and computers that might contain relevant data.
The complaint filed Thursday does not seek a specific sum to be recovered.
"The reason for that is at this point we don't know the dollar amount involved," he said, noting that the criminal charges remove the privacy constraints that until now prevented the district from viewing the suspects' bank records. "We can now commence the legal process to secure the documents."


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How to Transfer Music from Your Computer to an Android Phone
Your computer is the equivalent of the 20th century stereo system — a combination tuner, amplifier, and turntable, plus all your records and CDs. If you've already copied your music collection to your computer, or if you use your computer as your main music-storage system, you can share that music with your Android phone.
In Windows, you can use a music jukebox program, such as Windows Media Player, to synchronize music between your phone and the PC. Here's how it works:
Connect the phone to the PC.
Pull down the USB Connection notification.
Choose the item to mount the phone into your computer's storage system as a portable media player.
Not every phone has a specific media player option. Sometimes it's called Windows Media Sync or Media Sync. It may simply be named Mount. If necessary, touch the OK button to confirm your connection choice.
It's not entirely necessary to connect your phone to the computer and have it pretend to be a portable media player. By choosing this option, you're simply making it easier for the computer to share music. Honestly, any of the USB connection options should work.
On your PC, start Windows Media Player.
You can use most any media program, or jukebox. These steps are specific to Version 12 of Windows Media Player, though they're similar to the steps you take in any media-playing program.
If you see a device window for your phone in Windows 7, choose the item Manage Media on Your Device.
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Drag to the Sync area the music you want to transfer to your phone.
Click the Start Sync button to transfer the music.
Close the Windows Media Player when you're done with the transfer.
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Unmount your phone from the PC's storage system.
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Spanish Springs thumped Reno 4-0 while Sparks dealt with two 30-minute postponements in a 4-1 win over Lowry.
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After pulling out a win by the hair on its chin Tuesday, scoring the final minutes in a win over North Valleys, Spanish Springs cruised to a 4-0 High Desert League win over Reno Friday.
Victor Garcia put the Cougars up 1-0 in the sixth minute after Jonathan Garcia sent him a clean though ball which Victor promptly rocketed into the far-post corner.
With his team leading 3-0, Garcia scored again in the 57th minute off an assist from Gabriel Vasquez.
"Victor was awesome. He's doing really well," coach Rob Moreland said. "He is fast and he has a nose for the goal. They don't respect him I think. They will by the end of the season."
Jonathan scored a goal of his own in the 44th minute. After juking a couple Reno defenders, he hooked his shot behind the goalie, inside the far post. A Reno defender punched the ground in frustration and probably a little in shock.
Cristian Gonzales added the teams second goal in the 41st minute after his shot deflected off the goalie and trickled into the net. Marshall Andrews assisted the goal.
After building a 3-0 lead early in the second half, Spanish Springs wore down Reno. With a much deeper bench, Moreland believed his offense deserved just as much credit for the clean sheet as his defense did. Nearly the entire second half was played on Reno's side of the field.
The Cougars improved to 2-0-1, 2-0 in the HDL with the win. They host Bishop Manogue Wednesday.
Friday night could almost count as an off night for the Sparks boys soccer team. And lightning played a large role.
The Railroaders topped Lowry 4-1 on their home field but two separate 30-minute lightning suspensions halted any momentum either team could gather.
"For the young men to come out and keep their composure, they stayed focused and went out there and played the game they know how to play," coach Frank Avilla said.
Ruben Pacheco put Sparks on the board first in the eighth minute with an unassisted goal. Juan Hernandez pushed the lead to 2-0 with unassisted goal of his own in the 19th minute. Freshman Jesus Partida scored his first varsity goal in the 49th minute to extend the lead to 3-0 before Lowry scored its lone goal of the game in 52nd minute.
Finishing with a hat trick in each of the team's first two game, Pacheco finished one goal short of pushing the streak to three games after scoring the final goal of the game in the 62nd minute.
"It was a very good game on both sides," Avilla said. "We are just fortunate to be on the winning side today. It could have gone either way with disruptions like that."
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The series Seinfeld and his innovative work on it has been recognized with dozens of premier honors. Among them, the show received a Peabody Award and an Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series. Seinfeld himself garnered three Emmy Award nominations, a Golden Globe Award, a Screen Actors Guild Award, a Television Critics Association Award, an American Comedy Award and an American Television Award.
While Seinfeld is inextricably linked to his namesake series, he starred as the subject of "Comedian", a behind-the-scenes documentary acquired by Miramax. The film follows him both on and off-stage traveling on his national stand-up tour, which reflected on his post-Seinfeld life -- including fatherhood -- in sold-out appearances across the country. Seinfeld also guest-starred on the Emmy-nominated HBO series "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and Comedy Central's "Primetime Glick" and was seen in "NBC's 75th Anniversary Special". He also performed in a one-night-only concert in October 2001 at Carnegie Hall to benefit families of New York emergency workers killed in the terror attacks on the Twin Towers. In 2007 he provided the character voice for Barry B. Benson in "Bee Movie".
Born in Brooklyn, Seinfeld became fascinated by comedians as a child while watching them on television and realizing their entire job was to make people laugh. That mission became Seinfeld's goal as well, even through his years as an honors student at Queens College, and brief stints as a telephone light-bulb salesman and a jewelry street vendor.
After those jobs, he spent the next few years honing his craft and, in 1987, starred in his own HBO special, "Jerry Seinfeld's Stand-up Confidential", before Seinfeld began its run in 1990. Seinfeld has also hosted NBC's "Spy TV: How To Become Famous", Showtime's "Aspen Comedy Festival", "Saturday Night Live" and "Abbott and Costello Meet Jerry Seinfeld", an NBC special showcasing the comedy team that inspired Seinfeld as a youth. He has made more than 50 combined appearances on "The Tonight Show" and "Late Show with David Letterman" and was featured in a series of critically-praised comical commercials for American Express.
Based on his comic observations, his book "SeinLanguage" was published by Bantam Books in 1993, ranking as that year's third best-selling non-fiction hardcover and remaining on The New York Times Best-Seller List for 33 weeks. He also continues his successful career as a stand-up comic. While he performed whenever Seinfeld was on hiatus, he returned to the road after the series ended. His final show of that tour aired as the 1998 HBO special "I'm Telling You For The Last Time".
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- Styrofoam® Ball, 5"
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- Styrofoam® Ball (6 Pk.), 3"
- Styrofoam® Ball (6 Pk.), 2½"
- Styrofoam® Ball (12 Pk.), 2"
- Styrofoam® Ball (12 Pk.), 1½"
- Grosgrain Ribbon, 5/8" – Green
- Lion Brand® Homespun® Yarn – Hepplewhite
- Snow-Tex™
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- Diamond Dust Glitter
- Buttons
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- Wire, 26ga – Silver
- Wooden Skewers
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- Low Heat Glue Gun
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- Ribbon, 5/8" – Red with White Dots and Red Velvet
- Embroidery Floss – Bright Red
- Glitter Shapes, Large and Small
- Template Printed from michaels.com
Project Instructions
Print out snowman template from the Michaels.com. Cut out pieces and set aside.
Select Styrofoam® balls to be used for each snowman (a father, mother, child, and a pet). For each snowman, push the ball to be used on the bottom firmly against a hard surface to create a flat base. Push skewer through each ball and cut off extra lengths of skewer. Take the extra pieces and paint or color the ends of your skewers. Push them into the corresponding faces to create the carrot nose.
Cover balls with Snow-Tex™ and coat with Diamond Dust glitter while still wet. Set aside to dry.
While snow is drying, use template to create embellishments for your snow family. For the father snowman, you will prepare a top hat, mittens, and buttons for the front. Take out the top hat pattern and trace the base and the top (center circle of template) onto two coordinating prints. Cut out. Cut a 3"x10" strip of paper from one of the prints. Make a score line on the top and bottom of the strip, ¼" in from each side, along each of the 10" sides. Make small cuts into this section at every ¼", not passing the scored line. Wrap this strip into a circle and adhere the ends together. On one end, bend the folded section in to create a flat base; adhere the top part of the hat. Bend the folded section in at the other end to create a flat base; adhere the rim of the hat. Embellish with ribbon and holly-shaped paper leaves (also on template). For the gloves, trace and cut out two sets of gloves (total of four pieces that will fit back-to-back). Adhere to twigs. Embellish by adhering yarn around the open edges. Finish off the accessories by backing each of your buttons with a circle of paper.
For the mother, you will prepare a hat and a mini banner. To create the hat, trace the mom's hat template onto the back of your desired print and cut out. Adhere red velvet ribbon to front of the hat, one piece on each side, leaving enough length to tie a bow. Embellish the front section with a crocheted piece of yarn; adhere this in place. Finish off the hat by creating a pom pom for the back section. Do this by wrapping a long string of yarn approximately ten times around two of your fingers. Take an additional piece of yarn and use it to tie a double knot around the center section of the yarn; remove from fingers. Cut loops open on each end; fluff and trim as needed. Adhere the pom pom directly to the point of the hat. Next, search for and cut out enough letters in a two-sided pennant shape to form "Happy Holidays." Adhere your pennants to two sections of embroidery floss, "Happy" for the top section and "Holidays" to hang just below. Tie the two ends of the floss together so that the sign is connected, with the bottom section slightly looser than the top.
For the child, you will prepare a hat and a gift. Begin by tracing the kid's hat template on the back of your desired print and cut it out. Adhere the two ends together with the print facing out. Then, push all the triangles towards the middle to close up the hat. Apply hot glue to the tips to keep it together. Finish off the hat by adding the pom-pom (see #5). To complete the look for the child snowman, make a small box out of paper and tie it with a ribbon.
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Roast Lamb with Apples
This was so good, and came out near perfect. Granted the lamb is roughly 15 dollars a pound. If you've got the money, this makes the perfect Sunday dinner.
- 2 lbs boneless loin of lamb
- 1/2 lemon juice
- 1 large apple, sliced (should be tart, but other than that whatever apple you like)
- 8 prunes, halved and pitted
- 1 Tablespoon sugar
- 2 cloves garlic
- 2 Tablespoons olive oil
- 1 Tablespoon dried ginger
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons pepper
- 2 cups apple cider
Pre-heat oven to 375° F.
Rub lemon juice on all sides of the lamb. Place slices of apples and prunes on the meat, sprinkle with sugar. Roll the meat up carefully and tie off with Butcher's twine.
Slice one half-inch cut into each side of lamb. Insert a garlic clove into each cut.
In a small dish, combine ginger, salt and pepper. Set aside. Heat apple cider in sauce pan.
Oil the lamb, and then dust with ginger/salt/pepper mix. Place lamb in roasting pan. Place pan in oven and baste with heated cider, and repeat basting every 15 minutes. After an hour, remove lamb from oven and allow to set for 5 minutes.
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Hacktivists Declare War Against All Organizations – What Can YOU Do About It?
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Narayan Makaram, Director of Solutions Marketing Enterprise Security, Hewlett-Packard
Are you wondering what you should do to fight cyber terrorism? Hacktivist groups like Lulzsec and Anonymous are encouraging fellow hackers to open fire on any organization or agency that crosses their path. That adds a lot of pressure on all security professionals. Join cyber security expert Narayan Makaram, Director of Solutions Marketing, Enterprise Security at Hewlett-Packard, to learn:
· Why hackers are going after big and small organizations worldwide
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· How to prepare for The Day should things go south
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Apr 24 2014
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Ari Takanen, Co-Founder, Chief Research Officer, Mikko, Varpiola, Co-Founder, Developer, Sami Petajasoja, Vice President APAC
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Apr 24 2014
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Karishma Kothari, Box; Vish Mittapalli, Box
85% of enterprises permit BYOD, but only 25-30% of them actually have policies and technology to manage these devices. What is your business doing to ensure that the content on that device stays secure, regardless of what device your employees are using? If you are considering moving to a BYOD strategy or are in the midst of doing so, join this webinar to learn how to develop and execute a BYOD plan in your company. We'll talk about major challenges from creating a BYOD strategy and best practices from ensuring that the content on your device stays secure with Box.
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Apr 23 2014
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Dr. Larry Ponemon, Chairman & Founder of the Ponemon Institute and Jody Brazil, Founder, President and CTO of FireMon
Successful organizations run on key metrics and IT security should be no different. But which security metrics should operations, management and the boardroom be focused on? Factories focus on "days without an accident" Is the cyber parallel "days without a breach?"
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- Who are the privileged users and when are they most active?
- Where are the assets with vulnerabilities that can be reached from outside?
- When are security defenses like firewalls likely to maxout?
Join Dr. Larry Ponemon, Chairman & Founder of the Ponemon Institute, for key results of a new research study on security metrics and change management, and Jody Brazil, Founder, President and CTO of FireMon, for a pragmatic perspective on generating actionable metrics from your network security infrastructure and reducing the risks of relentless change.
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Apr 23 2014
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Jacob Morgan, Co-Founder Chess Media Group; Ben Haines, VP/CIO, Box; David Baker, CSO, Okta
The future of work sees changes to how employees work, how managers lead, and how organizations are structured. However, technology still remains the central nervous system of organizations and things like enables flexible work, collaboration, communication, and BYOD. In short, IT helps organizations be competitive. But how is IT changing in the context of new work behaviors and expectations, a multi-generational workforce, the cloud, globalization, and many of the other trends that are shaping the world of work? Join us in this session as a panel of experts debates and explores how IT is changing and what the future of IT looks like.
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Tyler Moffitt Threat Research Analyst, Webroot
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Tracy Strauss, Cornerstone OnDemand; Neda Navab, Box; Rick Siegfried, Marketo
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Dave Shackleford, IT security consultant and founder of Voodoo Security
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Panel: Securing Documents and Data In A Mobile World
Apr 22 2014
59 mins
Avni Rambhia, Industry Manager, Frost & Sullivan; Todd Brunsvold, 4Point; Dan Plastina, Microsoft; Benjamin Robbins, Palador
Once upon a time, a knowledge worker accessed proprietary
documents on a company-owned desktop computer within the corporate
firewall. Today's work environment is dramatically different - sensitive
data and proprietary documents are increasingly produced and accessed
outside the firewall, on employee-owned devices. Virtual collaboration is
growing, and the cloud is redefining security paradigms even further. Yet,
some things remain the same. Intellectual property must be protected,
regulations must be complied with, and individual identities,
authentication and privileges must be dynamically managed. This panel will
look at how changing use cases and scenarios are changing the threat
landscape for corporate IP, and how leading vendors are rising to the
occasion to help enterprises meet these challenges. It will also discuss
best practices in developing and executing a forward-looking IP protection
Big Data Security: Challenges, Strategies and Tools
Apr 17 2014
33 mins
Dominic Listermann, CorTechs Inc
The webinar will explore the challenges facing security professionals concerning the prevalent and ever-increasing risks to Big Data Security, recommended strategies for closing the gaps, and tools and techniques for keeping Big Data secure.
Security Ratings: A Big Data Approach to Measuring and Mitigating Security Risk
Apr 17 2014
46 mins
Stephen Boyer of BitSight Technologies and Oliver Brew of Liberty International Underwriters
The increasing volume of breaches we hear about in the news highlights the challenge risk managers face in working to address cyber risk. Current assessment methods, while insightful, are inadequate due to the pace at which security postures change, leaving organizations vulnerable and exposed in the blink of an eye. In order to truly reduce security risk, managers need more insight and better tools that allow for continuous visibility into the ever-changing network environments they are administering.
Join Stephen Boyer, CTO and co-founder of BitSight Technologies, and Oliver Brew, Vice President of Professional Liability at Liberty International Underwriters (LIU) for this webinar to discover:
- Why measuring security risk is difficult and how some assessment methods leave organizations vulnerable to threats and financial loss
- How forward-looking organizations are using Big Data to reduce risk, increase transparency and address new regulatory requirements
- Case Study: How LIU is using Security Ratings to mitigate risk
The Security of Big Data: An Enterprise Perspective
Apr 17 2014
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Ian Lamont, BMW Group
Everyone knows that there are risks associated with moving enterprise data to a Cloud and everyone knows the huge potential that the analytics of Big Data can bring especially when using the Cloud, but what happens when these two converge.
The presentation will discuss some of the security and privacy challenges associated with Big Data in the Cloud and will present a number of key initiatives that the ODCA have done to support enterprises that wish to take this step.
Building Your Backup and Recovery Checklist
Apr 16 2014
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Greg Shields, Concentrated Technology and Ward Wolfram, Dell
Join backup and recovery experts to find out how to build your backup and recovery requirements checklist. By the end of this session, you'll learn how you can:
-Cut storage requirements by up to 80%
-Save on storage costs and performance hits to your network.
-Leverage near-instant recovery technology for protected virtual machines or servers.
-Automate application-aware backups and testing for data corruption.
The Cybersecurity Framework is here, now what?
Apr 16 2014
54 mins
Cameron Camp, Security Researcher, ESET
Now that NIST has published Version 1.0 of the Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, the long awaited CSF, what are the implications for companies? How can the CSF help your business improve its defenses? Cameron camp investigates.
Beyond attack signatures: Leveraging realtime analytics to pinpoint threats
Apr 16 2014
36 mins
Neal Hartsell, Vice President of Marketing & Product Management, Click Security, Inc.
Today's security event monitoring and correlation tools are under enormous pressure. Security Analysts are inundated with data, but rather than being given insight, it is more difficult than ever to sort through and locate the real events that need attention. The next generation of security tools purports to process much larger and a greater variety of data sets, run deep-dive analytics in real-time, and rely more on intelligence than attack signatures. But what does this actually mean?
How do I collect the right data?
What kinds of new detections can I do?
How do I get enough context to overcome false positives?
How do I automate more of my security intelligence, or the intelligence of others?
What should I look for in a solution?
How is this different from my SIEM, IDS/IDS, and Advance Malware Detection products?
These, and other questions, will be addressed to shed light on what has quickly become a market space of tremendous promise, but currently shrouded in confusion.
Re-defining Network Security Performance: Beyond Just Firewalls
Apr 16 2014
62 mins
Jeff Wilson, Principal Analyst, Infonetics; Steve Huberty, Principal Architect & Director, WatchGuard
Today's IT professionals need security firewalls that do more than just packet filtering and stateful inspection. It's critical that network pros redefine which metrics will actually ensure their security solutions will not be a performance bottleneck. This webinar digs into today's firewall solutions, exploring their capabilities and providing pointers for selecting the solution that best meets IT security and performance requirements.
What You Will Learn
Why packet filtering and IPS aren't the only performance metrics that matter
The performance impact of running multiple security services
How to select in-line security products that meet today's multi-function security needs
Protection, Detection and Response: Security across the threat lifecycle
Apr 15 2014
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December 20th, 2011 07:44 AM║ Posted By: MrSEC.com ║ Permalink
Tags: Dream Team, Eddie Printz, Jonathan Bullard, Los Angeles
1. Florida has gone to the junior college ranks to find immediate help on the offensive line.
2. Defensive end Jonathan Bullard has decided to hold off on his college announcement.
3. Here's a look at the recruiting efforts at Ole Miss under new head coach Hugh Freeze.
4. There's more "Dream Team" talk in Athens again as Georgia's 2012 class gains momentum.
5. Bryan Fischer of CBSSports.com has a list of 2012 prospects who are on the way up and down.
6. Several schools remain in the mix for 2013 quarterback prospect Eddie Printz.
7. New UCLA coach Jim More Jr. has returned to Atlanta to steal a recruit for his first class in Los Angeles.
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