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- 08/09/2014 09:48AM What\'s in a word? While travelling across the country - whether by rail, car or walking; harvest can be seen in full swing - And this may turn out to be the biggest UK and Ireland harvest for some time - possibly ever. Alan Abel, a Complete Weed Control franchisee for over 30 years gives his advice on the month ahead.What we don\'t know is the soil type of each field, the variety of wheat, barley or oats, the type of cultural methods that were used pre-sowing, the fertiliser regime, the amount of rainfall the crop received, and the pesticides that were used. There, the word has already been used. This is the collective noun for herbicides, insecticides and fungicides. It is an emotive word, but the fact is that we can\'t do without them. Without pesticides being used correctly; our harvest may be up to 75% less. The crops would be over-run with weeds, diseases and insects. That would be the same the world over. The world would be in an even worse state food production wise and starvation would be an epidemic. The same picture can be applied to turf. We don\'t know what each pitch, cricket square, highway verge, bowling green or fairway has had what input, but what we do know is that pesticides would have been a major player in the look and aesthetics of the turf. There is NOTHING wrong with that fact - as long as the applications have been made according to the label recommendations and a log kept of all the necessary information needed under the regulations in force. We must be mindful of the Sustainable Use Directive (SUD) though. This says we must consider if a pesticide is really necessary for each job that is being undertaken. This then brings Integrated Pest Management into play. It is possible to make the grass sward more healthy and able to resist a fungal attack more readily by the use of fertilizers, turf hardeners, harpins, etc, and these if used correctly, and at the right time, can reduce the use of fungicides greatly. Of course, in some situations there can be no alternative to using a pesticide especially where total weed control and whole invasive plant issues are concerned. There are so many minefields to cross before choosing which pesticide to use: Active ingredientApplication RateWater rate/quality Nozzle selectionLERAP ratingWater framework Equipment Cost Current LegislationRecord KeepingEmpty CollectionWith all this in mind, letting a contractor have all these potential head-aches might be the way forward. They do these jobs week after week, year after year and have all the skills to carry out a survey in the first place and then actually apply the pesticide safely. At Complete Weed Control; we are able and ready to service all your needs. For more information, please contact Complete Weed Control's National office on 01325 324 277 or visit www.completeweedcontrol.co.uk. You can also follow CWC on Twitter @CWCLimited for much more news, reviews and insightful views. Read More
- 04/09/2014 10:14AM Complete Weed Control and Everris Sponsor Perennials Kickathon Complete Weed Control and Everris have combined forces to sponsor Perennial's 'Kickathon' competition at this year's IOG SALTEX exhibition being held at Windsor Racecourse from 2-4 September.Located on stand H85, show-goers are urged to visit Perennial and take a penalty, with the fastest kick from each day winning a prize – all while raising money for horticulturists.Anita Bates, director of marketing and development at Perennial, says: "We wanted to have a bit of fun with SALTEX visitors and fellow exhibitors this year to celebrate our 175th anniversary. With football fever at an all-time high following the Brazil World Cup we thought we'd see if those who usually look after the pitches can also take the penalties – we expect the competition to be strong."Commenting on the sponsorship, Ed Carter, sales and development manager, turf & amenity for Everris said: "Everris are delighted to be working in conjunction with CWC to sponsor Perennial at SALTEX 2014. Working in the turf industry can often be very demanding both physically and mentally. Quite often it sees people working long or unsociable hours and often for a level of pay that is not commensurate with their efforts. Unfortunately these stresses and strains or plain bad luck can affect anyone of us at any time and can often mean we're unable to perform our duties as we have before. It's at times like these that the support offered by Perennial can be invaluable and we hope that the Everris and Complete Weed Control sponsorship will enable Perennial to raise more money for those that need it most." Sentiments echoed by Complete Weed Control's managing director Ian Graham: "Along with Everris, CWC are delighted to sponsor the SALTEX 'Kickathon'. Horticulture can be a tough industry to work in and Perennial is a charity that steps in to help when people working in horticulture and their families face challenges such as sickness, disability, poverty, financial hardship and old age. We hope that the sponsorship will go a small way to help the industry."The SALTEX 'Kickathon' forms part of HortAid 2014, Perennial's annual fundraising campaign which this year hopes to raise £175,000 to help horticulturists in need. Perennial's wide-ranging benevolent services are regularly described by clients simply as a 'lifeline' but without the financial support of the UK horticulture industry, their long-term continuation is threatened. The 175thanniversary appeal is seen as the first step in galvanising future relationships with supporters and a stepping-stone to reaching a record number of clients in 2014/15.Further information can be found by visiting www.perennial.org.uk, www.completeweedcontrol.co.uk and www.everris.com Read More


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Monica Babic looks back on the jam-packed event held at the Central YMCA and explains how it is strengthening her own personal journey.
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Turning Point's participants and coaches delivered an inspirational session on "Making Change Work at 50+" to a packed house at the Central YMCA on Tuesday. What a swell evening it was!
Monica Babic, one of our hard-working participants, had this to say about the event:
"I felt connected to all my co-contestants by their stories and challenges. Like Jane Ball, I have felt obsolete career wise. Like Alexandria Barker, I struggle with clearly identifying my business interests and how to promote myself, even though I have built and promoted businesses for others. Like Carol Hatch, there is much for me to learn about personal finance. Jane Canapini wonders about her next career? I don't have a clue what I will do next to earn a living. As a woman of colour, undereducated and overexperienced, I often find it difficult to attain employment. Unlike Carlito San Juan's struggle, I am Canadian born and bred. Like Sandra Bolyki, I have fibromyalgia, so Sandy's approach to improving her health is of utmost interest to me. I connect with Leanne Cross, who is dealing with hoarding. My family has accused me of starting to become a hoarder so I relate to her situation.
"Healthy relationships are important, whether you are looking for a partner or not. I've had many bad relationships and know I've settled for what was offered rather than what I needed or wanted — even in friendships — much as Rob Johnston said he'd done. These connections give me inspiration for dealing with my own struggles. That was the best part of the night.
"The second best part was the overwhelming support and encouragement I received from my family, friends and the public. It was really uplifting.
The third best part was being approached by presentation skills coach Heather Stubbs who told me I had an incredible voice, full of resonance, power and a deep yet soft and appealing tone, which is apparently a rare find. She says I would make an excellent public or private sector speaker. It's her belief that I would be extremely successful doing something along those lines if I let myself. Wow!
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Offering an outdoor pool and a tennis court, Jellystone Park™ at Birchwood Acres is located in Greenfield Park. Free Wi-Fi access is available in this camping. The accommodation will provide you with a private bathroom with bath or shower, cable TV and air conditioning. At Jellystone Park™ at Birchwood Acres you will find a hot tub, BBQ facilities and a sn...
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Honor's Haven Resort & Spa, a stylish four season resort, boasting 235 guest rooms, grand banquet room, expansive conference facilities and a multitude of various customized programs, can be found tucked away between the picturesque Catskill & Shawangunk Mountains on 250 pristine acres in Ulster County, New York. A place where man and nature converge harmoni...
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Good 7.0
the massage was amazing from 'BO'..double room was spacious, quiet along within a comfortable bed..
the furniture was shabby, chipped and dated.very large hotel. common area are funky and dated to the 70's,80's. the spa area is a bit dirty or need of renovation. a bit pricey for what it is...
Okay 5.0
The location was what brought us here. Stayed after a Bethel Woods concert and before we needed to be to Troy, NY.
Entry way was dark and unmarked. We arrived at night. The parking lot is not lit. We went to what we thought was registration because the door was wide open and that turned out to be a hallway with rooms. The next door was a hallway. It was the third.I had read reviews that said it was 'creepy'. That describes it. Long hallways with no people. Had printed sign that toilet may clog and to call front desk for it. Sure enough that happened.
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Free Wi-Fi is just one of the great things you'll find at Valley Brook Inn & Cottages, a formidable choice for guests looking for family-friendly Wurtsboro motels. This Wurtsboro motel offers a seasonal outdoor pool, a business center and designated smoking areas. Staff are available to provide tour/ticket assistance and express check-out. The motel has conf...
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Nestled on 55 acres, Sullivan County's luxury boutique hotel, The Sullivan, combines relaxed elegance, exceptional service, and a warm inviting atmosphere. Conveniently located off Route 17 (future Route 86) in Rock Hill, NY, The Sullivan is just minutes away from everything the region has to offer. Guests may choose from our 70 spacious, well-appointed room...
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Poor 2.0
The hotel overbooked and accepted no responsibility for the situation. Rude counter people. No help what so ever . Avoid this hotel.
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Super 8 Monticello, NY Your home in the Catskills The Super 8 Monticello, NY is the perfect choice for accommodations whether traveling for business or pleasure. The motel is less than one mile from Route 17 in the heart of Catskills. The motel is located minutes from the Monticello Racino where you can try your luck on 1800 slot machines and the Holi...
Overall Rating - Okay - 112 reviews
Poor 1.0
The room is dirty, smell like pis, the rug is dirty.I do no recommend this hotel. Is disgusting.
Okay 5.0
The location to Bethel Woods and the continental breakfast
Could have offered late check inIt is ok for the trip we had to make. Convenient location.
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Near Highways including Route 17, I-84, and I-87 Gateway of all Catskill Activities including camping, fishing, hunting, skiing, amongst Many other activities Antique Shops within minutes Kohls Warehouse, 3 miles Frontier Insurance, 6 miles Wurtsboro Airport, 2 miles Bashakills, 1/2 mile Mighty M Gaming at Monticello Raceway, 12 miles We serve the Port Jervi...
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Good 7.0
Location to my destination
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Poor 2.0
The room was clean and adequate, especially for the price.
The staff, not very helpful and very noisy, resulting in a very early check out. Wrote to complain still no reply, very poor.The staff had some of gathering going on which went on to the early hours then the room next door had a television on very loud, bang on the door to no reply, so checked out at 4.30 am.
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Perfect for leisure and business travelers alike, the Econo Lodge of Monticello New York features free high speed internet service, the Fresh Starts Breakfast buffet, warmly appointed newly renovated guestrooms, and friendly service, all at affordable prices. This newly renovated hotel is on Broadway, and convenient to all area attractions including Montice...
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Bathroom was dirty and blankets on beds old room smelled like smoke even though smoke free room and options for breakfast was nothing really
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Enjoy convenient access to the Monticello Raceway, the Holiday Mountain Ski area and the beautiful Catskill Mountains while staying at this full-service Monticello hotel. Situated in the foothills of the scenic Catskill Mountains, the BEST WESTERN Monticello is a full-service hotel offering comfortable accommodations, a convenient location and friendly cus...
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Easy on/off Access Route 17 and Route 52 Monticello Raceway and Casino, 10 miles Bethel Woods, home of the Woodstock Festival Grossingers Golf Course, 1/4 mile Monster Golf Courses, 10 miles Junction Pool, 10 miles Fall Foliage Tours Complimentary Daybreak Breakfast Free Wireless High Speed Internet Access Refrigerator in all rooms Outdoor and Indoor Pool (...
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Okay 4.6
Not much
It is a run down hotel. There was a smell in the hotel that I smelled the minute we walked in. It never went away. My daughter complained of a ringing in her ears all night. Something was buzzing in our room. I thought I really overpaid for this hotel and am not happy about it. Also as we were packing things in our car, many of the cleaning staff were standing outside the door we used to go to car smoking cigarettes. They propped the door open to do this so the smoke smell was coming into the hotel. We had to walk past them and the smoke and smell of their cigarettes. This is something I absolutely despise. Employees smoking right outside a place.
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Relax at the consistently enjoyable Microtel Inn and Suites by Wyndham Middletown hotel conveniently located by the intersection of Interstate 84 and Highway 17 near restaurants, stock car racing at the Orange County Speedway, and the oldest winery in America: the Brotherhood Winery. Visit a cadet at West Point just 30 minutes away. Ideal for business and le...
Overall Rating - Good - 354 reviews
Good 7.0
Convenient to thruway and restaurants.
Rooms very small, tight and Spartan. Rooms on first floor and near stairway especially noisy. Room air temperature hard to control.Breakfast just ok. Good value if you are looking for sleeping room.
Poor 1.0
I stayed at RM 106 there food left in the draw from guest before. That shows that they don't clean their rm.
Non smoking RM so you go outside and there was people hanging out in the back to smoke people drinking beers it was bad
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The Super 8 Middletown is located at the foothills of the Catskill Mountains where you can enjoy the beautiful outdoors while hiking, boating, fishing and swimming. We are just minutes from the Orange County Speedway which hosts local stock car racing every weekend from April through October. Visit the famous Orange County Choppers in nearby Montgomery. West...
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Poor 2.0
Well we would tell it was our room, just by elimination of other room numbers. Our room had no number and although they said No Smoking , it wasn't. There was blue marker all over the walls, and the comforter was nasty! The wall paper was falling down!! I was highly surprised that a Super 8 was so bad!!! I have stayed a ALOT of Super8's and this one definitely needs some corporate supervision!! PLEASE, SOMEONE CALL HOTEL IMPOSSIBLE!
Okay 6.0
I've stayed here several times and the rooms are pretty decent. Not a fancy place but clean and good service. The staff is always accomodating and you can have a continental breakfast in the morning.
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Stay Productive at Hotel's Location in Middletown, NY The Holiday Inn® Middletown - Goshen, New York hotel's facility offers guests beautiful scenery and convenient access to businesses, the airport and entertainment. No matter what brings corporate travelers to the Hudson River Valley, the hotel's amenities can keep them productive while on the road thanks...
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Good 8.0
This is a classic Holiday Inn run the old school way. The staff was eager to please, and the hotel had a feeling of liveliness. Reminded me of a destination hotel, though I'm sure most were passing thru. The building is older but rooms updated.
The building is getting on in years unfortunately. I got the feeling most guests dont tip which is unfortunate, as they have a large staff that works hard.I loved the old-school charm of this hotel. We arrived late, and the desk manager noticed my tiredness, and brought me complimentary bottled water. This is the first Holiday Inn I've seen since I was a kid, that has a restaurant, two swimming pools, a separate enclosed smoking section, and a really great bar. I loved this place despite it's age.
Good 8.0
The location was close to the highway and shopping
smoking sections of the hotel were gagging when you walked throughEnjoyed our stay, would book again
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in the center of the Hudson Valley.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Middletown The Hampton Inn® hotel in Middletown is smack-dab in the, well, middle, of every place you want to see in New York's famed Hudson Valley. This area's roots stretch back to 1609, when Henry Hudson sailed up the river and anchored in Cornwall Bay. You'll find incredible history here-lik...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 180 reviews
Excellent 10.0
We stayed here on our anniversary for a quick getaway with the kids. We were welcomed so warmly by the asst. manager, Katy and her staff. She then sent us a wine/chocolate basket with a beautiful note! The place was very clean, comfortable and inviting. The staff was extremely nice and helpful. After checking out, we realized that our son left his DS game in the room. They had it waiting at the front desk for us! How honest is that? The pool was sparkling and wonderful, and breakfast made us feel right at home. I would definitely reccomend this hotel. We stay here whenever we're anywhere near the area.
Poor 2.0
Currently this hotel is under construction. The lobby is covered in plastic and there is loud banging. The hotel did not contact me before my stay. There are two hotels right next door. Stay there!
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 108 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Cleanliness, food, decor, design.
Nothing.I went to Mysterland that weekend and this was the nicest hotel in the area.
Excellent 9.0
Friendly staff, nicely decorated rooms.
The restaurant was inadequate.
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Take an exciting trip to this Howard Johnson Hotel - Middletown conveniently located off Interstate 84 in the beautiful Hudson Valley in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, 20 minutes from Stewart International Airport. The Orange County Speedway, and the Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame, and Holiday Mountain Ski and Fun Park are minutes away. Tak...
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Good 8.0
Low prices! Great for business traveler and an overnight stay. The room was clean and the bed comfortable. Front staff very friendly. Called ahead to confirm a NON-Smoking room and it was provided. Resturants walking distance
Hard to find hotel - behind Perkins resturant No elevator but its only a 2-story buildingAfter reading all the Guest reviews I was worried, but for the cheap price, I decided to take a chance... It fit my needs and I was pleasantly surprised.
Mediocre 4.0
The bed was soft
The hotel was dirty and had a weird smell. The 1st floor on the c hall didn't have my carpet in the hallway


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The Rambelles came out with a loss against West Texas A&M, Wednesday Feb. 5 in Canyon (56-95).
The Rambelles struggled with shooting hitting only 32.2 percent in the first half.
Junior Hillari Adam led the lead the team with 16 points and eight rebounds. Junior Karli Kellermeier scored 11 points for the second straight game.
Before their game Wednesday, the 'Belles were off for a week. The Rambelles returned back to the court, Saturday Feb. 1 and won their game against Texas A&M-Kingsville (63-47).
"We came in with a bunch of energy," senior Rochelle Norris said.
During the teams week off, Head Coach Cayla Petree said the team worked on shooting while keeping the mood upbeat.
"We did less technical and less preparation type things and more fundamental and we tried to make it light," Petree said. "I think anytime you can play with fresh legs and a clear mind you are going to come out with good energy and that is what we did."
Having the crowd energy at Saturday's game gave the team lots of energy and drive, Haynes said.
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Petree said practice time has been cut but they still plan to work just as hard during the time as they would before.
"From here until the end of the season we probably won't go longer than an hour and 15 [minutes]," she said. "Within that 75 minutes we will get in shooting, some fundamental work and then the preparation for the next team."
The 'Belles hit five of their nine three-pointers in the first half of the game.
"For our upcoming games, we want to work on containing the shooters because we know they can shoot the ball well," Norris said.
Haynes finished Saturday's game with a total of 16 points. Kellermeier had her first double-digit score of the season with 11 points and Norris came up behind with 10 points.
The Rambelles will play against Eastern New Mexico University at the Junell Center on Saturday, Feb. 8 at 2 p.m.
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Growing death toll as Iraqi insurgents target state officials
Thursday 10 February 2005
And it is easy to get killed in Baghdad. A small mistake is often enough. A convoy of Kurdish officials took a wrong turning into Haifa Street yesterday, a resistance stronghold in the heart of the capital. A gun battle quickly erupted as insurgents opened fire. Soon, black smoke was rising from burning vehicles. The sound of shooting echoed across the centre of the city. By the time the fighting was over, three officials from the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, part of the present government, were dead.
The insurgents' intelligence is often chillingly accurate. At 7.45am yesterday, armed men kidnapped an interior ministry colonel called Riyadh Katei Illawi, dragging him from his car after he left his house in the al-Dora district of south Baghdad to go to work. As a middle-ranking official it is surprising he was still living in Dora, an area partly controlled by the insurgents.
Fifteen minutes later in the port city of Basra, at the other end of Iraq, an Iraqi television correspondent and his six-year-old son were shot dead by gunmen. Abdul Hussein Khazaal worked for al-Hura TV, an American- funded channel set up to compete with al-Jazeera. Muslim clerics had denounced its output as American propaganda. President George Bush claimed it was created to "cut through the hateful propaganda that fills the airwaves in the Muslim world."
Mr Khazaal had just left his house and was standing by his car. He had two bodyguards. Instead of driving off, he remembered something he had left in his house and his guards went to get it. It was a fatal delay. A car filled with gunmen drove up and opened up on him and his son.
Yesterday evening, police in Baghdad said a director in the ministry of culture and housing had been assassinated by gunmen who attacked his car.
The suicide bombs, the attacks on US troops and the set-piece battles in Najaf and Kerbala are widely publicised abroad. The insurgents appear crude though bloodthirsty. But another war of assassinations and kidnappings is proving that the resistance has a well-informed intelligence service. It can identify the most effective personnel on the interim government side and eliminate them.
General Mudher, a burly middle-aged man, is the creator of the police commandos. Wearing camouflage uniform and black ski-masks, the commandos are a lot more warlike than the ordinary police with their elderly weapons and fragile blue and white police cars.
A veteran soldier famous in Iraq for bringing his tank safely from Kuwait back to Baghdad during the 1991 Gulf war, General Mudher recruited and trained this new force. "He was careful about his own security and was always changing his address," said a colleague.
It did not do him much good. Somebody in the resistance decided he posed a real threat. Gunmen attacked his car two months ago and he was shot twice in the back, the bullets just missing his heart. He counts himself lucky to be alive - he counted 150 bullet holes in the remains of his vehicle. Largely recovered from his wounds, he still walks awkwardly and seems to wince with pain when he moves his arms.
It is not difficult to work out where the insurgents' intelligence comes from. The most effective members of the resistance belonged to the old Iraqi army and security services. Many of their former colleagues now serve in the security ministries of the interim government. Information leaks.
The American recipe for making the army and security forces more effective is to embed US training officers in Iraqi units. It is not a welcome move among Iraqi officers. "They keep saying that they don't need more training but better weapons," says Sabah Khadim, a senior adviser in the Interior Ministry. The presence of American soldiers makes the Iraqi soldiers feel that they will be viewed as traitors to their own country by other Iraqis.
The lack of equipment and vehicles is still common, almost two years after the invasion. In the Qadassiya district of Baghdad yesterday police commandos were driving at great speed to an emergency. Their vehicles were elderly white pick-ups.
US officers told some Iraqi units that they would receive tanks. When they arrived, the Iraqi crews were angry to find that they were being given outdated, Soviet-made T-55s.
"The one thing the Americans seem determined about is to retain control of the Iraqi army," said a foreign diplomat in Baghdad. The Americans also fear that one day the weapons they hand over now will be turned against them by Iraqis or will be sold to the resistance.
With the Shia victory in the election, the security ministries could again experience the post-war turmoil largely dealt with by the former Baathist interim Prime Minister, Iyad Allawi. Serving officers fear that the Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq, formerly based in Iran and controlled by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, will want jobs in the Interior and Defence Ministries. Nobody expects the wave of assassinations to stop soon.
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Big Blue buys BigFix
IBM continued today with its strategy of making relatively small but strategic acquisitions in software and services as it picked up BigFix, which makes a slew of management and security tools for the data center. Some of BigFix's products, particularly in power management, asset discovery, and server provisioning, overlap with …
In a matter of minutes...
300 minutes? 1000?
Patch Tuesday
We've got an install of a similar product where I work, and I think it probably should be able to trigger all the required patches in a few minutes...
The hardware bill for the servers to run it was nearly as high as the software bill for the application itself - and either would have been enough to run a small country for a few years.
There products are great in theory - but by the time any company is looking at them, they've already got a poorly managed massive estate... That's why they're looking to spend millions after all. This therefore means you have massive inertia to get them deployed (changes in working practice, new processes, etc), as well as a massive overhead to then keep them relevant. The only solution to "legacy" environments that these try to homogonize is almost infinite cash - which isn't normally forthcoming once you've spent millions/billions on a solution like this.
Sell the board of directors the dream, then shaft the guy on the floor because what you promised is impossible.
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We aren't yet able to calculate the perfect amount of sleep for each person, but studies have shown that seven to eight hours of quality rest is likely the sweet spot. In order to achieve optimum sleep, Knutson says people should do their best to stick to a sleep schedule, shut down electronics well before bedtime, and recognize that sleep is an important part of a healthy lifestyle.Launch Gallery » – Taylor Kubota
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Walk With Ease
Submitted: 08/15/2011
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- Walking. We all do it without thinking about it, right? But there is a right and a wrong way to walk.
The Oneida County Department on Aging and Health Department's "Walk With Ease" Program is all about getting senior citizens moving.
Brenda Husing, RDCD, Oneida County Health Department, says, "It's a program that incorporates not only exercise, but also motivation techniques in dealing with all the different barriers people have, and helping them to overcome that."
62-year-old Robert Tjensvold says he's lost three pounds with the program and says his hip pain is virtually gone. He says the program has helped him learn the right and wrong ways to walk. He tells us, "You can't just get up and go walking. You have to stretch-get your body used to the movement and then you have to start your walking. Then you have to cool down and stretch also."
Jolene Schirmacher, Walk with Ease Instructor, says "A lot of people think if they're in a walking class they have to half run or they have to be swinging their arms or they have to keep up with the crowd; and everybody in this program does their own pace."
Walkers learn about wearing the right gear and how to walk on different terrains. They are also given educational workbooks provided by the Arthritis Foundation to help outline their walking goals.
Husing says, "Walking is a great exercise because its low impact. Its cardiovascular and it can also help with weight management."
Tjensvold adds, "I feel terrific. I feel that I'm on my way down in weight. I do need to lose quite a bit and that possibly might let me get out of the diabetes altogether; so that's what I'm working for."
Working for a healthier future, one step at a time.
You can sign up for the Walk with Ease program at the Oneida County Department on Aging. The program runs for six weeks.
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- A 7-year-old boy has died after being severely bitten by a dog in Dodge County of eastern Wisconsin.
The Dodge County Sheriff's Office says in a statement that the incident was reported just before 5:30 p.m. Friday in the Town of Hustisford.
Lt. Brian Loos says that a 911 caller said the boy was bleeding profusely. He says dispatchers began to talk the mother through CPR while numerous agencies responded. But the child died at the scene despite extensive lifesaving efforts.
The statement says names, addresses and additional information about the nature of the incident and the dog won't be released for now out of respect to the family.
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Submitted: 10/24/2014
- A new novel may catch your eye this weekend at a local bookstore. On the cover is a picture of girl by a Northwoods Lake. The book is titled "Exit Point" and is written by new author Alicia Sanftleben.
Sanftleben grew up and lives in the Minocqua area. Her novel focuses on a young girl who, after a near death experience, is forced to rethink her life's path.
The novel is the first part of a series of books. It follows the young girl's journey on her new life and efforts to save the world from destruction.
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Human trafficking is a modern-day form of slavery.
The two biggest types of trafficking are sex trafficking and labor trafficking.
Sister Celine Goessl has been researching Wisconsin's human trafficking problem for a few years.
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Students with disabilities went to different local businesses today. The race gave them a chance to ask managers questions about working at the business.
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Only some hunters will take part in the program. Next year it will be in full effect.
"Right now we're doing a pilot program in 2014, where there's 14,000 people who've been picked to practice this registration. And next year everybody will be able to either register by phone or on the internet. They will still have the opportunity to register at a station as long as there is a telephone or a computer for them," says DNR Conservation Warden Paul Hartrick.
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"People get laid-off and they have needs," said Vilas Food Pantry Director Richard Short. "That's what we're here for, we want to make sure everyone knows that if they have a need, you're welcome to come."
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The Lexington baseball team continues to play well as the team has put themselves in the drivers seat in the Ohio Cardinal Conference with an overall record of 14-1, 7-0 in the OCC. Lex head coach Jeff Strickler has been very happy with the team's production at the plate. Hitters Logan Bastin, Mason Willeke, Brody Basilone and Zach Sterry continue to produce at key times when runners are in scoring position.
On Tuesday evening against Madison, Lex pounded out 12 hits scoring four runs in their half of the fourth inning, then getting three more in the fifth en route to a 9-3 win over the Rams. Madison didn't help themselves committing three errors in the field while Lex had two. The Rams Kyle Blust, Dalton Fix and Bo Curvin had two hits each. Madison stands at 5-9 overall and is coming off a tough weekend after playing the likes of Grafton Midview and Cleveland St.Ignatius. Coach Doug Rickert is hoping his team will hit better, though the Rams did come up with eight hits Tuesday evening.
Lex junior Zach Temple picked up the win for Lexington with six strike outs, no walks, while Madison junior Blake Lampert took the loss with three "K's" and one walk.
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"Mortgage rates were little changed amid a week of light economic reports," said Frank Nothaft, Freddie Mac's vice president and chief economist. "The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rate remained unchanged from the previous week at 4.10 percent. Of the few releases, the ISM's manufacturing index rose to 59.0 in August from 57.1 the previous month. This was the highest reading of the index since March 2011."
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- 15-year FRM this week averaged 3.24 percent with an average 0.5 point, down from last week when it averaged 3.25 percent. A year ago at this time, the 15-year FRM averaged 3.59 percent.
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