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why did you use the normale feet instead of the 'evil' ones?
This figure is based on the original artwork of a Kobra Khan concept by Roger Sweet, as seen in the Power & Honor Foundation Catalog. While thumbing through this awesome plethora of original MOTU artwork, I knew this was a character I immediately wanted to make into a custom. Even though he was transitioned into Khan, I think that this character can definitely have his own story, he looks so much different than Khan. I see it as he is a good warrior, perhaps a spy for intel for the Masters against the Snake Men? One can speculate. Is he a double agent for Hiss? His story is yours, but I can definitely see a place for him on Eternia!
A few details I'd like to touch on, his face, in the original artwork was quite hidden, almost mysteriously. Thats kinda what gave me the idea for his backstory, possibly a shady character by the looks of him. I tried to hide his eyes, but at the same time make them pop in an almost hypnotizing way.
The recipe is fairly obvious, Molarr base with Zodac forearms, Khan loin piece, Khan shin, Keldor feet. Modified Bow head, Khan head, Teela snake armor, Megator straps. The accessories are a Snake Men sword, and Snake Face shield with Snapping Snake Shield action! I thought it would be cool to make like the snakes are bursting out of the shield towards the enemy.
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why did you use the normale feet instead of the 'evil' ones?
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one of my favourite concepts from the p&h catalogue...you did an awesome job with guy: he's just perfect!
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I like all your customs, but this one is spectacular...
VERY cool and inventive use of parts. This is one concept figure that I think would be well received
It's really excellent, dude!
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as always your customs are some of the best i've seen. this one is no less impressive.
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Great realization as always!
I like your stilistic choices and the fidelity to character on catalogue.
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Great inspiration and well executed. The shading on the face and the eyes work a treat.
He definitely has a Serpentor from GI JOE vibe. Love the liberty you took with the eyes and the shield/weapon. Excellent execution as usual. Thanks for sharing!
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Love this! Great job!
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Woah this Guy Looks hypnotic ^^ excellent work . I Love the paint apps on the armor but the coolest Thing is definetely His creepy Eyes ^^
Very cool design - there should be more concept customs, especially ones that touch on some of the more obscure ideas. There are a million Horde Mummies and Hans-Somes out there, but this is truly a hidden gem. The parts you used are recognisable, but they all come together in a great, creative way. It looks almost like an official figure! I'm almost tempted to go out and make my own, and that's not something I say about every custom.
I could see this guy as being a human follower of King Hsss or a cultist of Serpos or something. Much as I respect your ideas, I think he looks far too human to fool anyone! That's not to say he's not a cool figure - far from it!
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LOVE IT! Gonna make a vintage-style one based on your colors and, of course, the book's pic....this is awesome.
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Wow that's an awesome job.
Amazing work masterenglish, that is such a cool book and I have long wanted to see some customs from there. Any chance of seeing Punjab the Slasher?
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Old crappy gun. lol
Posted 30 September 2012 - 09:12 PM
.I never know what to put in these things.
Posted 30 September 2012 - 09:34 PM
Not sure what year these are, but I think early 2000s.
Hope this helps!
Posted 30 September 2012 - 09:44 PM
Edit: Oh and this was the first Avenger too so it's older than the 2' and 3's.
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.I never know what to put in these things.
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Posted 11 October 2012 - 09:34 AM
So then if I found a JT Outkast and stole it's cup seal it would work in the Avenger? I'm curious because that's all it needs I think.
That gun came out in 2001 to start BE's Aegis series of guns. That same valve and bolt design is still being used to this day in the JT Outkast. So it lives on!
In a few more years I think it might be considered Vintage lol.
I literally have shirts older than that thing. Trying to figure out if I would consider that vintage or not.
Yeah it's a weird double trigger. Much better trigger pull then my 98 though. But it does have like an inch of pulling until it activates the sear.
the trigger made me chuckle
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The cherry-red SG Standard guitar belonged to Harrison from 1966 through 1969, and holds a special place in Beatles history. Harrison used the guitar in recording sessions and in several of the band's increasingly rare public appearances, and loaned the guitar to Lennon during sessions for the "White Album," according to Darren Julien, whose Julien Entertainment co-sponsored the auction.
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Chautauqua County continues work on Comprehensive Plan
By LIZ SKOCZYLAS
OBSERVER Mayville Bureau
When funding for a project in Chautauqua County is requested, it is not a random request; It is a part of a bigger, comprehensive plan.
The Chautauqua County Comprehensive Plan: Chautauqua 20/20, was adopted in April 2011. Since then, much progress has been made in implementing the plan's recommendations.
"The planning commission, the county planning board, recognized that because the comprehensive plan hadn't been done since the early '90s, that is was probably time to look at what direction we were going in and do a new comprehensive plan," said Mark Geise, Chautauqua County Department of Planning and Economic Development deputy director. "So, it was just because one was outdated, we felt it was essential for us to create a new plan so we had a clear direction where we were going."
One of the reasons having a comprehensive plan in place is important, according to Geise, is for funding purposes. Having a plan allows everyone to be working toward the same goal, and allows for funding to be recognized.
"When you're requesting funding, it's not just a random request, it's based on something," Geise said.
The Chautauqua County Comprehensive Plan focuses on 15 different sectors of the county. Included are recommendations for Tourism and Cultural Resources; Agriculture and Foods; Business and Economic Development; Infrastructure and Public Investment; Education and Libraries; Workforce Development; Environment, Waste Management and Water Resources; Historic Preservation Architecture and Community Revitalization; Active Living and Recreation; Energy; Youth; Housing; Healthcare; Local Government; and Community Action, Human Services and Civic Organizations.
Recently, a Chautauqua County Comprehensive Plan: Chautauqua 20/20 newsletter was put out to provide updates in each of the sectors.
"For each of those 15 different focus areas, we had a focus group made up of experts in the community in that area, and then that newsletter is the top recommendations made by each one of those areas, and what the status is of those," Geise said.
One of the items the county is looking to do is to brand itself as the "World's Learning Center." In order to do this, it was recommended that residents in the area be educated about the branding, in order to achieve making Chautauqua County a premier destination while maintaining its rural charm.
To achieve this, the Chautauqua County Visitor's Bureau released the "Colors of Chautauqua Fall Learning Festival" in 2012, which offered dozens of learning vacation experiences throughout the county. A similar session is also held in June.
Another recommendation was to improve the county's signage system, by developing a design guidebook for signage and GIS mapping, connected to GPS.
Both the visitor's bureau and the department of planning and economic development have been working with a website programmer in order to develop a GPS tool, so visitors are able to search electronically for services and experiences based on their interests.
Finally, the third recommendation was to expand the county's marketing efforts in order to attract more regional customers through targeted media advertising. The goal would be to reach residents in Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Southern Ontario, Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse to visit Chautauqua County.
This has been implemented by advertising in these markets. Additionally, a PBS special has aired about Chautauqua Institution, and a telecast featuring U.S. Olympic skaters at the Jamestown Arena has been aired.
In the agriculture and foods category, the county is looking to promote and encourage organic, specialty, value-added, small-scale and artisan food producers with incentive and support.
In order to accomplish this, many stakeholders have been working together to undertake a feasibility study for this project. It is also a project that will be considered in the $90 million NYSERDA Sustainability funding, which will be approved for the state over the course of three years.
The next recommendation is to build agri-tourism through the Grape Discovery Center, the "March for Maple" concept and additional tours at local food processors.
The Grape Discovery Center is planning to officially open May 25, according to its website. Additionally, another agricultural tour has been created in the county, which is the Farmer's Market Tour.
The final recommendation in this category is to establish adequate and reliable funding sources for ag-supportive agencies.
According to the newsletter, the county has continued to fund Cornell Cooperative and the Soil and Water Conservation District at a high level, despite tight budgets.
"Because the county has been cutting back on resources, we do the best we can with what we have," Geise said.
One of the top recommendations for the Historic Preservation, Architecture and Community Revitalization sector is to support a countywide preservation officer and a grant writer, or just a grant writer, to work with the county historian and local entities to seek funding for historic projects.
Although the county financial resources are not available to employ a countywide preservation officer, the county historian is available to work with anyone wishing to promote historic preservation.
Another recommendation in this category is to complete and maintain a baseline countywide inventory of historic and cultural resources.
The newsletter says that the county historian maintains a database of existing historic markers in the county. Additionally, there are intentions of expanding upon it, as markers are installed and dedicated.
Finally, the third recommendation for this category is to create interpretive tour routes or maps of significant historical resources, such as cemeteries, barns, homes, sites, museums, shipwrecks and more. It is also recommended to use the "World's Learning Center" brand for this.
The status of this recommendation is still in progress. The newsletters says the county maintains the database for future use as these projects come to fruition. And, GIS overlays for many of the county's resources have been developed.
In healthcare, it was recommended that the integration of clinical health systems throughout the county be promoted. And, this is being accomplished through the chautauqua Region Associated Medical Partners, which was formed in March 2012.
The second recommendation for healthcare is to attract more medical professionals to the county by supporting improved community amenities, creating an endowment, or providing other incentives.
This is already underway, as WCA Hospital has received two Doctors Across New York Grants. Additionally, the Healthcare Action Team in Jamestown has established a fund to help offset physician recruitment costs. And, the Chautauqua County Health Network administers a health care professional workforce recruitment and retention endowment fund.
Also in this category, it was recommended to look into creating a healthcare-related corridor in Jamestown, as recommended in the Jamestown Urban Design Plan.
According to the newsletter, this is happening in an informal way. It has not been discussed in any professional manner, although it is often discussed in public.
One of the recommendations under the education and libraries category is to position schools as learning centers for the broader population, by offering community programs and service in schools.
The Library is already offering a "Critical Discussion Series" to discuss issues. Although the newsletter said the series is not looking to solve issues, it is a place for residents to gain information.
The second top recommendation in this category is to increase efforts to promote healthy lifestyles to youth.
Several initiatives for this are already underway, through the Chautauqua County Health Network, Cornell Cooperative Extension, BOCES, county schools and more.
The final recommendation for education and libraries is to continue county support of the Chautauqua County Library System.
The newsletter said the county has continued to fund the library system at 2009 levels, although it has had to reduce funding to other cultural venues due to budgetary constraints.
The first recommendation in the youth category of the comprehensive plan is to participate in and encourage the completion of the Comprehensive Integrated County Youth Services Plan, which will prioritize actions and programs.
According to the newsletter, the County Youth Board prioritizes programs based on the needs of youth at high risk and underprivileged. The committee continues to revise these goals and missions at their regular meetings.
Next, it was recommended to increase job opportunities for youth by using apprenticeships, internships and community service providers.
The newsletter said the Gebbie Foundation has funded a WIB-run internship program, as well as healthcare internship, healthcare career exploration and healthcare career fair programs. WIB has also ran several other programs throughout the area.
Finally, the third recommendation in this category is to improve access for youth to transportation by providing discount vouchers and other incentives for job or other positive community engagement activities.
This is being accomplished under the Human Services and Transportation Plan.
The top recommendation for this category is to reduce the impacts of development on environmental resources by utilizing sustainable development practices, including policies for storm water management, and to require or incentivize their implementation, especially in areas that impact Chautauqua Lake.
This is being implemented by educating local zoning and planning boards about the importance of incorporating sustainability principals in zoning laws and development projects.
The next recommendation is to develop proactive watershed level management plans, and adopt policies that apply to county governmental functions and operations. A Chautauqua Lake inter-municipal group was formed in order to accomplish this.
Additionally, the final recommendation is to complete an inventory of the county's natural resources. This is being reviewed as part of the Chautauqua County Greenway Plan.
Defining what energy sustainability means for Chautauqua County is the first recommendation under the energy sector for the comprehensive plan.
This is being done by having an annual energy conference, hosted by the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency.
The second recommendation is to advocate for legislation that provides and promotes local energy production in order to generate local revenues, reduce economic costs and lower environmental impacts.
The County Legislator passed a resolution in support of gas hydrofracking in 2012, according to the newsletter. The CCIDA has also been working with several commercial wind farms to assist them with operations.
And, the final recommendation in the energy category is to promote and support waste-to-energy business opportunities. This is being accomplished by the CCIDA working on several projects involved with the conversation, as well as bio-fuel development.
Supporting increased affordable Internet access throughout the county for everyone is the first recommendation under this category.
A grant has been received to extend wireless broadband throughout Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties, especially in rural areas.
The next recommendation is to work with all current transportation providers, to explore opportunities to collaborate and expand public transportation.
This is being done by working with CARTS and other human service and private agencies, which are implementing the "County-Wide Coordinated Human Service Transportation Plan."
The final recommendation in this category is to help create a mechanism to connect civic organizations with local leaders for the purpose of building membership and sharing information.
To accomplish this, the Northern Chautauqua Community Foundation recently became involved in supporting the initiatives of the Local Economic Development Group in the north county, according to the newsletter.
The first recommendation offered for business and economic development in the plan is to partner with several public and private stakeholders to retain and expand business in Chautauqua County.
According to the newsletter, this initiative is on-going. Monthly meetings occur in order to continually work on this recommendation.
Targeting economic sectors where the county has strong local assets to build on is the second recommendation in this category. Recently, the CCIDA created a new interactive website, which helps to accomplish this goal.
And, third, proactively marketing the CCIDA's "Adaptive Re-use Projects" and "Tourism Destination Projects" tax abatement funding program to targeted industries in order to adapt old structures for new purposes and to attract tourism-related businesses to locate in the county is the third recommendation. This recommendation is also currently being actively marketed by the CCIDA.
The first recommendation for workforce development is to provide targeted workforce education and training to high-skilled positions. This is being accomplished through a variety of different businesses and organizations throughout Chautauqua County, working together toward this common goal.
The next recommendation is to develop an integrated, cost-effective and non-duplicative service delivery plan to move county residents from low income status to self sufficiency. The task forces from the first recommendation have developed three strategies in order to accomplish this goal.
Developing the county's talent pipeline, including encouraging former residents to return and encouraging young talent to stay, is the third recommendation.
To accomplish this, an internship program is in place, which allows people to experience careers in the area.
A recommendation for housing in the plan is to investigate property management and land banking opportunities, in order to identify and strategically remove existing, derelict properties.
The Department of Planning and Economic Development applied to the state and was chosen as one of the first five land banks in the state.
"We were saying back several years ago, even before the state legislation came out, to create these landbanks, that we should look into landbanking," Geise said. "What it really did is it got us really working toward that. All of a sudden, the state says, 'Hey, we're going to create five or 10 landbanks in the state.' It wasn't like we were starting from scratch, we had already done a lot of work, so when that came out, it was like, 'Oh, we're in a good position to be one of the first to do this.' So, it really prepped us to implement it."
The second recommendation is to enhance the county's ability to support reinvestment in market rate housing, by implementing a pilot IDA tax abatement initiative for the redevelopment of vacant commercial buildings into mixed-use projects.
This is already being implemented, as the CCIDA provides tax-lease and PILOT incentives for projects involving market-rate apartments.
The final recommendation for the housing sector is to promote the implementation of urban revitalization efforts in Jamestown and Dunkirk.
The Land Bank is working with Jamestown to implement recommendations from the Neighborhood Revitali-zation Plan, in order to accomplish this.
Developing a new model for oversight and maintenance of parks, trails and waterways throughout the county is one of the recommendations for active living and recreation under the comprehensive plan. The Chautauqua County Greenway Plan, which was completed in mid-2012, in order to work toward this.
Another recommendation is to complete a four-season, multi-use greenway train system throughout the county, which is also covered under the Greenway Plan. According to the newsletter, six of the 10 demonstration projects identified in the plan are currently in some state of being developed.
The final recommendation in the active living and recreation category is to work with the New York state Department of Environmental Conserv-ation and other organizations to improve fisheries, maintain and improve fishing and boating opportunities.
Already, this has been underway in the last year, as a fishing reality television show was filmed on Chautauqua Lake.
Under the local government category, the first recommendation is to complete an integrated countywide efficiency study to identify potential areas for increased shared services and local government consolidation.
This is already being looked at by a Highway Efficiency Study. Additionally, the County Planning Board is examining regional policing, and the county and city of Jamestown are exploring consolidating forces.
The second recommendation is to coordinate development efforts between the county and local governments. The newsletter said the CCIDA continues to seek input from all taxing jurisdictions for specific proposed projects.
Finally, the third recommendation is to support local governments with information and other resources, in order to provide them with better decision-making tools in order to foster better local solutions and counter unfunded state mandates.
Several public sessions have been held during the development of the plan, according to the newsletter.
The final recommendation is to support local governments with information and other resources to provide them with better decision-making tools in order to foster better local solutions and counter unfunded state mandates. According to the newsletter, several public sessions have been held regarding this.
Implementing recommendations based on a cost/benefit analysis of community infrastructure and services in currently underway to determine cost-saving measures throughout the county is the first recommendation for infrastructure and public investment.
Already, County Executive Greg Edwards has held public meeting regarding consolidation issues. However, according to the newsletter, many of the recommendations have been met with significant resistance.
The second recommendation is to work with the Department of Transportation and other to make changes to Route 60. However, Geise himself has driven the route with a NYS DOT representative, who did not find a problem with the area.
Finally, the third recommendation for the comprehensive plan under infrastructure and public investment is to look at the county airports for improvements.
The county has already been seeking ways to increase ridership, especially through the Jamestown airport location. Additionally, it is evaluating events held at the airports.
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"The more people who are aware of the fact that we're really trying hard here to really create a vision – which is what the comprehensive plan has done for us, create a vision based on what the community has communicated to us that they want – and then we do what's necessary to go toward that goal (the better)," Geise said.
A hard-copy version is available by contacting the County Planning Department, and an electronic version may be viewed at: www.planningchautauqua.com. Click on Comprehensive Plan, Final Report, 2013 Status Newsletter. Geise can be reached at 661-8912 for additional copies of the plan or information.


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The event is the brainchild of Les Sasse of rural Blue Earth who participated in the Dakota 38 Plus 2 Memorial Ride from Lower Brule, S.D. to Mankato last December.
"Les and some other people from Blue Earth joined part of our ride and helped serve the memorial riders a meal at a Mankato church last December," said blues musician Perry Little of Marty, S.D., who was the memorial ride staff (flag) carrier last year.
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"It's hard to say how many people will come, but anyone interested in sharing their cultures in the name of peace and reconciliation is welcome," Little said.
Sasse said the free event was planned in Sibley Park because more than 150 years ago, it was the site of Camp Lincoln, where 303 Dakota braves awaited execution for alleged war crimes. Charges included firing in battles, carrying ammunition, supplying provisions to combatants or committing separate murders during the U.S.-Dakota War, according to the event listing on drumhop.com.
"Gen. Sibley wanted to execute the accused Dakota warriors after holding trials that were as short as a few minutes. We don't stand for this or any ethnic cleansing anymore," Sasse said. "Let's all stand together and reach out to each other. There are still people suffering from wounds that still haven't healed in some ways. There is still lots of suffering on reservations with many suicides and drug and alcohol abuse issues."
At the urging of humanitarian and American Indian advocate Bishop Henry Whipple, President Abraham Lincoln commuted the sentences of 264 of the 303 prisoners. But 38 Dakota were executed by hanging on Dec. 26, 1862, after the conflict, which took place during August that year. that included many innocent deaths on both sides.
"We've invited the descendants of settlers' families to come and talk too," Sasse said. "We'll agree on some things and may disagree on others. We want all interested people to come, whatever their origin or nationality."
Guest speakers include 94-year-old Dakota elder the Rev. Sidney Byrd, the grandson of one of the Dakota 38. Byrd will present his experiences from a Dakota perspective and answer questions.
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"We want to promote reconciliation and peace among all nations and families," Sasse said. "This is something we can all learn from. I want all people to know that the microphone and all events are open to everyone. Anyone is invited to bring their guitar and sing with us."
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Turn your datacenter into a secure private cloud without throwing away existing applications, hardware and know-how. Support any application workload by bridging on-demand to a public cloud from the VMware broad ecosystem of leading cloud service providers. This hybrid cloud lets you choose the most efficient infrastructure for any application—public on-demand pay-as-you-go clouds or your internal private cloud, both built on the most trusted virtualization platform. Gain visibility into pooled resources and the elasticity you need to react to changing business requirements, as you deliver IT as a Service (ITaaS) with policy-driven automation.
- With vSphere and our virtualization and cloud management products, you can:
- Maximize efficiency and ensure service levels with capacity management
- Automate disaster recovery plans with disaster recovery management
- Ensure performance SLAs are met with performance management
- Get accurate costs for delivering IT services with cost reporting management
Reduce your capital and operating costs and increase control over IT infrastructures while preserving the flexibility to choose any OS, application and hardware with VMware vSphere.
- Shift your IT staff's energies toward creating transformative business solutions with built-in automation and resource elasticity
- Get more from your existing IT assets and reduce capital expenses of the datacenter by up to 60%
- Significantly lower power, cooling and real estate needs and cut your energy costs by up to 80%
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Automated Operations Management for Virtual and Cloud Infrastructure
Proactively ensure service levels, optimum resource usage and configuration compliance in dynamic virtual and cloud environments with VMware vCenter Operations. Through automated operations management and patented analytics, you benefit from an integrated approach to performance, capacity and configuration management. You'll gain the intelligence and visibility needed to:
- Get actionable intelligence to automate manual operations processes
- Gain visibility across infrastructure and applications for rapid problem resolution
- Proactively ensure optimal resource utilization and virtual/cloud infrastructure performance
- Get 'at-a-glance' views of operational and regulatory compliance across physical and virtual infrastructure.
Integrate Performance, Capacity and Configuration Management
Performance, capacity and configuration management are becoming inseparable due to the dynamic nature of converged infrastructure. Traditional tools and processes designed for siloed, static physical infrastructures don't provide the automation and control you need to effectively manage highly virtualized and private cloud environments.
VMware vCenter Operations is tightly integrated with VMware vSphere and designed for dynamic environments to dramatically simplify and automate Operations Management. Our integrated approach uses patented analytics to provide the intelligence and visibility needed to proactively ensure service levels in virtual and cloud environments
Eliminate Manual Effort for Automated Operations Management
Gain maximum efficiency and agility with analytics and a policy-based approach to automate performance, capacity and configuration management. Eliminate the finger pointing. Reduce manual problem solving efforts by as much as 40% with automated root cause analysis.
Proactively Manage Virtual Infrastructure Performance
Get proactive warning of performance issues before problems affect end users. Real-time performance dashboards let you meet SLAs by pinpointing building performance issues before end users notice.
Ensure Operational and Regulatory Compliance
Manage compliance automatically with a policy-based approach and out-of-the-box configuration templates. Ensure compliance with policy control across both virtual and physical aspects of your datacenter infrastructure.
Optimal Resource Utilization
Ensure right-sized virtual/cloud infrastructure through comprehensive capacity management. Users typically achieve 15% to 80% utilization improvements and run 3-5 times more VMs on the same hardware by reclaiming over-provisioned capacity.
Deliver Infrastructure as a Service without Compromise
Deliver cloud infrastructure on-demand so end users can consume virtual resources with maximum agility with VMware vCloud Director. Consolidate datacenters and deploy workloads on shared infrastructure with built-in security and role-based access control. Migrate workloads between different clouds and integrate existing management systems using customer extensions, APIs, and open cross-cloud standards.
- Accelerate end user time-to-market by enabling intelligent on-demand virtual machine provisioning
- Enable rapid distribution and intelligent deployment of virtual application images
- Decrease costs by consolidating infrastructure and delivering resources to internal organizations as configurable virtual datacenters
- Ensure isolation and enforce control intelligently with policy-based user controls and VMware vShield technologies
Deliver cloud infrastructure on-demand so end users can consume virtual resources with maximum agility with VMware vCloud Director. Consolidate datacenters and deploy workloads on shared infrastructure with built-in security and role-based access control. Migrate workloads between different clouds and integrate existing management systems using customer extensions, APIs, and open cross-cloud standards.
- Accelerate end user time-to-market by enabling intelligent on-demand virtual machine provisioning
- Enable rapid distribution and intelligent deployment of virtual application images
- Decrease costs by consolidating infrastructure and delivering resources to internal organizations as configurable virtual datacenters
- Ensure isolation and enforce control intelligently with policy-based user controls and VMware vShield technologies
Accelerate the delivery and consumption of IT services while maintaining the security and control of the datacenter. Built on top of VMware vSphere virtualization, VMware vCloud Director enables the consolidation of virtual infrastructure across multiple clusters, the encapsulation of application services as portable vApps, the deployment of those services on-demand with isolation and control.
End users experience unprecedented responsiveness and agility, while IT reduces costs through increased consolidation, task automation and simplified management. IT services can be deployed across private clouds, public clouds or both, providing the ability to scale quickly while maintaining control and minimizing risk. With VMware vCloud Director, IT becomes a service provider for the business, with all of the security and control of the existing datacenter.
Deliver Infrastructure-as-a-Service with Security
Manage resources more efficiently by logically pooling infrastructure capacity into policy-based virtual datacenters. VMware vCloud Director integrates with existing VMware vSphere deployments and extends capabilities like Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) and vNetwork Distributed Switch, to provide elastic compute, storage and networking interfaces across multiple clusters. Using virtual datacenters built on top of vSphere, VMware vCloud Director enable resources to be provisioned without the need for repeated configuration or significant maintenance.
Simplify the management of virtual networks by managing VLAN and portgroup capacity in the form of network pools. Create Layer 2 network segments on the fly that can flexibly be connected to external networks, fenced using NATing and firewalls, or completely isolated from external connectivity. Ensure secure multi-tenancy using vShield Edge technology to isolate and protect virtual datacenters.
Enable Portability of Services with a Hybrid Cloud
Package and migrate workloads between clouds using open standards like the vCloud API and Open Virtualization Format (OVF). By encapsulating multi-VM services and the associated networking policies into vApps, end users of one cloud can easily share services with one another, and IT can perform migrations with ease.
Trigger vApp operations with custom notifications in VMware vCloud Director to enable integration with existing management systems like request/approval workflow. VMware vCloud Director enables you to customize your cloud infrastructure to meet your unique business requirements and provides the freedom of choice to deploy IT services in an enterprise hybrid cloud.
Consume Infrastructure-as-a-Service with Agility
Deploy services and consume resources on-demand through a web portal rather than filing service desk tickets and waiting in queues. End users store their most frequently used vApp configurations in catalogs that enable sharing and collaboration across users in an organization. At deployment time, VMware vCloud Director can automatically detect provisioning of a vApp template that has already been deployed and rapidly provision a clone using VMware's unique Linked Clone technology. vShield Edge technology built-in to VMware vCloud Director delivers advanced routing functionality like DHCP and NAT that enables multiple end users to deploy identical vApp configurations connected to the external network without any network collision.
IT teams can leverage multiple resource allocation models to govern consumption, ranging from pay-as-you-go to a fixed reserved models. Service deployment in VMware vCloud Director can be metered and monitored with VMware vCenter Chargeback, ensuring accountability for resource usage. Ultimately, IT organizations maintain control with permissions, quotas and leases governed by role-based access controls that leverage existing LDAP directory services.
Manage and Secure Your IT Infrastructure with VMware vCloud
Start moving toward secure cloud computing with VMware vCloud solutions and services. Leverage the power of cloud computing while retaining the flexibility and open standards to support your existing IT infrastructure. Enabling IT as a service through cloud computing gives you a more efficient, flexible and cost-effective model.
Run, secure and manage applications in the private cloud or move them to partner-hosted public clouds with VMware vCloud solutions[/bootstrap_tab] [bootstrap_tab name="vShield" link="vShield"]
The Foundation for a Trusted Cloud Infrastructure
Get adaptive and cost-effective security services within a single management framework for securing virtual datacenters and cloud environments at all levels —host, network, application, data and endpoint— with VMware vShield.
vShield products include:
- VMware vShield App: Protects applications in the virtual datacenter against network-based threats
- VMware vShield App with Data Security: Adds to vShield App Sensitive Data Discovery across virtualized resources
- VMware vShield Edge: Enhances protection for the virtual datacenter perimeter
- VMware vShield Endpoint: Improves performance by offloading key antivirus and anti-malware functions to a security virtual machine, eliminating the antivirus agent footprint in virtual machines
- VMware vShield Manager: Security management framework included with all vShield products
- VMware vShield Bundle: Includes all vShield products – vShield App with Data Security, vShield Edge, vShield Endpoint and vShield Manager
- Reduce complexity with a unified security and compliance policy management framework for consistent implementation of corporate security policies across VMware and third party solutions. Role based access control provides a clear separation of workflow for Virtual Infrastructure and security administrators.
- Secure applications and virtual machines with adaptive trust zones, which securely isolate applications with different trust levels, and quarantine virtual machines that may have been compromised.
- Discover sensitive data to accelerate compliance by continuous assessment of IT compliance state and automated remediation of issues across virtual and physical infrastructure. Continuous dynamic discovery and classification of sensitive business information reduces risk and accelerates IT compliance.
Deliver Desktop Services from Your Cloud for End-User Freedom & IT Control
Simplify desktop and application management while increasing security and control with VMware View. Deliver a personalized high fidelity experience for end-users across sessions and devices. Enable higher availability and agility of desktop services unmatched by traditional PCs while reducing the total cost of desktop ownership up to 50%. End-users can enjoy new levels of productivity and the freedom to access desktops from more devices and locations while giving IT greater policy control.
Key New Features of VMware View 5
- View Media Services for 3D Graphics enables basic 3D applications like Windows Aero, Office 2010 or those requiring OpenGL or DirectX in View desktops without the need for specialized graphics cards or client devices.
- View Media Services for Integrated Unified Communications enables an integrated VOIP and View desktop experience for the end-user with an architecture to provide optimized performance for both the desktop and unified communication.
- View Persona Management (View Premier editions only) dynamically associates a user persona to stateless floating desktops. IT administrators can deploy easier to manage stateless floating desktops to more use cases while enabling user personalization to persist between sessions.
- PCoIP Extension Services allow WMI based tools to collect over 20 session statistics for monitoring, trending and troubleshooting end-user support issues.
- PCoIP Optimization Controls deliver protocol efficiency and enables IT administrators to configure the bandwidth settings by use case, user or network requirements to consume up to 75% less bandwidth.
- PCoIP Continuity Services deliver a seamless end-user experience regardless of network reliability by detecting interruptions and automatically reconnecting the session.
- View Client for Android enables end-users with Android based tablets to access View virtual desktops.
- Enhanced Security Settings enable client certificate handling customization using established browser certificate model to reinforce corporate policy.
- vSphere 5 support ensures that View desktop services run on the industry's most complete and robust cloud infrastructure platform for flexible, reliable IT services.
- vSphere 5 support ensures that View desktop services run on the industry's most complete and robust cloud infrastructure platform for flexible, reliable IT services.


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For plenty of Cleveland Browns, leaving Berea has meant the end of the line in the NFL.
You know the old line: If he can't play for the Browns, he can't play for anybody.
If it applied once, it doesn't now.
You might be surprised by how many guys have traded in their orange helmets for another model.
Here is a look at where some players who had substantial runs in Cleveland are hanging out this summer.
• Wide receiver Brian Robiskie never got in a game for the Jaguars after the Browns cut him last October, but ...
In Jacksonville's two preseason games (Giants, Saints), Robiskie has caught nine passes for 98 yards and a touchdown. He is listed at No. 3 at one of the wideout spots behind rookie Justin Blackmon and former Mount Union star Cecil Shorts.
Which makes him a 3rd string WR. In Jacksonville. Congrats, Brian.
• Quarterback Derek Anderson, 29, is the top backup (ahead of Jimmy Clausen) to Cam Newton in Carolina. In preseason outings against Texans and Dolphins backups, D.A. was a combined 14 of 27 for 206 yards.
How is "top backup" different than "backup"? All I know is that he has zero chance of seeing the field barring injury.
• Linebacker Jason Trusnik made six tackles for the Dolphins in their preseason opener against the Bucs and was promoted to the starting lineup for Friday's game at Carolina.
Miami's Defense has been AWFUL this preseason, so this isn't a surprise.
• Maybe Bill Belichick has a thing for people who were unappreciated in Cleveland. Belichick signed Gerard Warren as a free agent in 2010, then re-signed him as a free agent last August. "Big Money" was a free agent again this past offseason.
Belichick signed him again April 30.
Another mediocre backup.
• Speedy running back Armond Smith, who raced 81 yards for a Browns TD in the 2011 preseason, ran eight times for 31 yards for the Panthers on Friday night against Miami.
That's awesome, he almost averaged 4 yards a carry against backups.
• Mike Adams, 31, is starting at safety for the Broncos.
First guy on your list that I actually would want back.
• Eric Wright, 27, is starting at cornerback for the Buccaneers.
After getting the most ridiculous contract for an average player that I've ever seen.
• Eric Steinbach, 32, is backing up Richie Ingognito at left guard for the Dolphins.
Another backup.
• Lawrence Vickers, 29, is the No. 1 fullback for the Cowboys.
OK, might want this guy back too.
• Dallas lists Eric Mangini favorite Kenyon Coleman as its No. 1 left defensive end.
Uhhhhhh, OK. Rob Ryan is a weird dude sometimes.
• Kamerion Wimbley, 28, is starting at defensive end for the Titans.
Would like to have Kam back now that we're in a 4-3.
• Quarterback Brady Quinn is Matt Cassel's top backup in Kansas City.
Woooooo, "top backup" again!
• Running back Peyton Hillis caught an 11-yard touchdown pass and made a 28-yard run during his first two preseason series as a Chief.
I didn't see their first game, but I did watch the Chiefs loss to the Rams in week 2, and his 5 rushes for 11 yards was DAMN impressive.
• Safety Abe Elam had a first-half interception for the Chiefs last week.
• Sean Jones, 30, is a backup safety with the Lions. He might have been exhausted after the preseason opener, in which he made nine tackles against the Browns.
Remember thinking how used up he looked during the GLC.
• Punter Dave Zastudil had a strong 2011 with Arizona (45.2 yard average; compare that to Brad Maynard's 40.5) after sitting out 2010 with a back problem.
• Safety Brodney Pool signed as a free agent with the Cowboys in March. He was cut Aug. 6.
Pool's time with the Jets peaked Jan. 23, 2011, when he intercepted Ben Roethlisberger in the AFC title game against Pittsburgh.
While we're at it, let's discuss the exploits of Lyle Alzado after he left the Browns in '82, since that has much to do with current events as what Pool did before he was cut and left jobless.
• Matt Roth's dreams of a big payday — he talked about them openly as a 2010 Brown — took a hit when he lost seven games to injury with the Jaguars in 2011. Going on 32, Roth is a free agent.
Moving on...
• It looks like the end for Shaun Rogers. The Giants signed the 33-year-old former Browns Pro Bowler in April, but he is expected to miss the season because of a blood clot in his left calf.
I wasn't aware he was still in the league.
• Defensive end Jayme Mitchell, who started 13 games for the 2011 Browns, walked out of Tampa Bay's camp Aug. 8, unhappy with his role.
He prefers a role as a UPS driver?
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THE Beatles could soon be for sale after reports advertisers may be given permission to use the Fab Four's music in their campaigns.
But music giant Sony says people will need more than cash to secure the right to use some of the world's most famous tunes.
It maintains the final product must enhance the original music's reputation.
One of the first deals already struck is for the 1967 classic anthem All You Need is Love to be used in a nappy advert.
Proctor and Gamble was given the go-ahead to use the song in its marketing campaign to spread the word about Luvs' Bear Hug stretch nappies across the US.
Mark Rolland, of advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi which created the advert, said: "The song helps us break through the diaper advertising clutter and simply communicate to mums that Luvs diapers are 'all you need' to keep your baby happy."
Martin Bandier, chief executive of Sony/ATV, is reported as saying: "The thought and the song were ideal for morning TV when young mothers are watching.
"We thought it was very tasteful."
More than 250 songs, the majority of the Beatles' catalogue, are owned by Sony/ATV.
It is understood a small number of those have been authorised to be used in ad campaigns – but only if they are recorded by someone else.
Sony has also authorised the use of samples of Beatles songs into other tracks created by rappers and hip-hop artists, with rap collective Wu-Tang Clan's The Heart Gently Weeps recording their own version of George Harrison's While My Guitar Gently Weeps to use in the new single.
The Beatles lost control of the group's song rights in 1969 when their publishing arm Northern Songs was sold to Lew Grade's ATV Music.
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We awoke the morning of the race at 3 a.m. Outside our hotel room, Silverton, Colorado, was asleep. If you have run 100-mile footraces, you know how the towns they go through, the aid stations, the climbs and descents take on mythic qualities. So it was for Diana Finkel and me at the famous Hardrock 100-Mile Endurance Run.
Diana ate. She didn't want to, not that early, but she forced down some oatmeal, some berries, coffee, water. Dawn in the San Juan Mountains, just above freezing, normal for July, the dusky glow of streetlights, the felt presence of high mountains around us. Silverton's quiet was like the silence of an empty arena the morning of a big game. Expectant. Before "The Event." You never know what you will learn when you set out on such an endeavor. Things you never considered.
This was the third year we had woken up before the race at 3 a.m., the third time Diana would be attempting to run the Hardrock 100, attempting her third straight win—the first female to finish the 100-mile loop, with its 33,000 feet of elevation gain and loss, its wildflowers, its singletrack, its constant steep hills. It had become special to us not just because of the race itself, but rather the rhythm it had given our lives. A seasonal definition: committed training for the event begins in February with skate skiing, then trail racing later in the spring, races used mostly as long training runs.


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While Page recognizes that Facebook is a heavyweight in the social arena, he said, "They're also doing a really bad job on their products … we're actually doing something different [from Facebook]. I think it's outrageous to say that there's only space for one company in these areas."
Page may be a little sore that Google, which launched in 2011, hasn't quite lived up to the hype of it potentially being a Facebook rival. There are currently 500 million registered users on Google+ and only about 125 million are active monthly (compared to Facebook's one billion monthly active users as of October 2012).
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This is in response to the letter from Dale Honhart under the title "Got Respect?"
I was horrified to read that a local high school had abbreviated the Pledge of Allegiance to six words, "I pledge allegiance to the flag.." What flag? Unbelievable! That is a disgrace and a missed opportunity to teach at least a little bit of respect, patriotism and price in the flag of the United States of America. It saddens me deeply.
I, too, have been very surprised and disappointed at many events to note that very few people place hand over heart to show respect when reciting the Pledge of Allegiance or for our national anthem. I have seen this at the 4th of July Parade and at sporting events. Even the athletes, apparently, are not asked or taught to do this and, most of those whom I have observed, do not.
I subscribe to an old slogan, "America – love it or leave it!" If you don't appreciate our hard fought freedom and the good life we enjoy at the expense of many lives having been given for that cause then try living somewhere else!
Please, respect and appreciate the Flag of the United States of America and all that it stands for – love God and Country.
Thank you.
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Falconer, Fredonia Look To Move Village Elections
To save money, two more villages are looking to change their spring elections to November.
The county Board of Election commissioners, Brian Abram and Norm Green, have announced the villages of Falconer and Fredonia are looking to join Celoron in moving their elections to be held with the general election in the fall. The two villages have referendums on their March election ballots on the proposal. In March 2010, residents in Celoron voted for the village Election Day change.
David Krieg, Falconer mayor, said the Village Board, which approved the proposal in January, voted for the change to save money. By holding a separate election in March, the village pays the county Board of Elections to host the election each spring. By holding the village election in conjunction with town, state and federal elections in November, village taxpayers won't have to pay the extra expense.
"By running a special election in March, you have to pay for the election (inspectors) to be there, to rent the hall and to have the ballots printed. We have to pay for all that," Krieg said. "We do it another time, we save money."
Krieg said the village pays between $600 and $700 on average for each spring election. According to the county Board of Elections, Falconer residents paid $457.36 in 2012 for a spring election.
Along with saving money, Krieg believes more people will vote during village elections if they are held with other elected offices in November.
"Occasionally, we have elections where one person will run unopposed for the board, and we have to pay for 25 people to vote," he said. "It doesn't make sense. Why not combine it all, and get more of a turnout and reduce costs?"
In Celoron, one of the main reasons they switched from the spring to the fall was to have more people voting during a village election.
"Mainly, we wanted more people to come out to vote, and they do when there is a national ticket on the line," said John Keeney, Celoron mayor. "We wanted people to come to the election. We wanted people to know there was an election taking place. We had elections that would only bring out 22 people."
Keeney said some county village officials may want to hold on to the tradition of a village election in the spring. For Celoron officials, that wasn't an option anymore.
"It is one thing to keep a tradition, but keeping it alive at an expense … that is not a realistic thing to do," Keeney said. "If you don't have to pay anything for a function you were paying for, and you get more people to use it, that makes sense. The idea of moving the election to November was justified in our minds then, and even more justified in our minds now."
Krieg said he has only spoken to a few village residents about the proposal. He said they all think it is a good idea if it will save money.
Along with the referendum, three candidates will be running unopposed for Falconer trustee positions. The incumbent candidates include DeEtte Dispenza, Timothy Dunn and James Rensel.
Dispenza was first appointed to the board in November 2011 when Stephen Garvey resigned from the board because he moved. Dispenza was then elected to finish the last year of the term in March 2012.
Dunn was appointed to the board in April of last year to fill the position vacated when Louis Schrader passed away in January 2012. Dunn will finish the two years remaining on the unexpired term.
Rensel was re-elected to the board in March 2009.


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I wonder if there is a local CPA or bookkeeping firm that might be willing to offer some accounting services to your program as a contribution. I am involved with a nonprofit and we have an accountant that we pay but we also have a couple of accounting financial types on our board of directors who help us as well. Something to think about. Your program certainly seems like it is well worth supporting. Does the school district have someone that could help you on that front?
Walter - are the accounting problems something that could be solved or lessened by having someone automate your spreadsheet more? Possibly build in some formulas that help you check for problems?Or does the college that you work with have an accounting major? Maybe you could round up some students to come in and help you with the books.deb
I just ate two slices of yesterday's cheese pizza leftovers from the Smiling with Hope Bakery, which Walter gave me at about noon today as we met for the first time outside Restaurant Depot in Columbus.Dude, your pizza is awesome!I've made a lot of really good NY style pizzas, but none of them compare to this one, even though it was reheated, day-old pizza. I'm not BSing, either. (I believe you said Paige made it, right?)Also, it was so cool to finally be able to meet you. It felt kinda like meeting a long lost big brother.


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After months of painstaking work (not by me I might add!). The RSA have launched their own animated version of a talk I gave there recently on re-imagining the way we could work.
It's 9 minutes of your time, but I think you'll find it more than worthwhile:
I'll post a bit of background on this later, but for now, sit back and enjoy!