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Why: The report analyzes how federal agencies can maximize consolidation, virtualization, cloud computing, remote access, and infrastructure diversification programs. Three hundred federal network managers were queried.
According to the study, federal agencies could squeeze 24 percent -- or a combined $19.7 billion annually -- more out of the five initiatives across government if they're fully leveraged. The persistence of legacy networks could have a significant impact on agencies' abilities to apply that full leverage, however. Two thirds of Federal network managers say their networks are ill equipped to meet mission needs, let alone support new technology initiatives. Agencies are making the most progress with remote access and consolidation initiatives, with 70 percent and 62 percent, respectively, partially or fully deployed.
Verbatim: Federal agencies are saving with key IT infrastructure initiatives – consolidation, virtualization, cloud, remote access, and diversification:
• Feds are furthest along with remote access systems (70 percent) and consolidation efforts (62 percent), but have work to do on the remaining initiatives.
• So far, agencies have saved 10 percent of IT budgets or $8.5 billion annually.
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I liked this a lot. Agree with others there is no need for 2 cups of cream in this. I think that would make it almost inedible. I increased the porcini to 1 oz. bc I didn't have fresh mushrooms, otherwise followed recipe. It's good, not exceptional. Would probably make a variation from memory again.flag if inappropriate
The first few times I made this I couldn't find dried porcinis, so I used fresh shitakes and skipped adding the soaking water. Still very good. Relavtively easy to make and inexpensive, still turns out impressive.flag if inappropriate
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I must admit, I made some changes. I used dried porcini & a few dried morel mushrooms (I was short on porcinis). I used diced ham from Easter (no pancetta). I used fresh crimini mushrooms rather than plain white ones, dry sherry in place of medium-dry, and 1/2 & 1/2 in place of heavy cream. Okay, that being said, I didn't think it was all that great and rather was sort of boring. I didn't think the changes I made were much of a big deal - honestly, criminis have more flavor than plain white mushrooms. But it just didn't do it for me. I usually love Epicurous recipes and agree with most 3 & 4 forkers. Guess I have to disagree every once in a while. I will admit, it was easy, though.flag if inappropriate
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This was delicious as the recipe is written - EXCEPT - used only 1 cup of cream. However, I think it would be improved with more mushrooms and more sherry and salt.flag if inappropriate
Great recipe. Taking direction from some of the other reviewers, I too added chicken and reduced the cream from 2 to 1 cups. When I make this again, I will use crushed tomatoes instead of whole. I think the recipe would be better if the tomatoes were not so chunky. I would also add a few red papper flakes for extra spice.flag if inappropriate
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This is a rich and very yummy dish. I'm glad I read the reviews and followed the advice of others--it bears repeating: no need for TWO whole CUPS of cream! I used one and even that seemed a bit much. Pappardelle was nice; I will go with penne next time and more mushrooms for sure, as they really retain the flavor of the beginning elements.flag if inappropriate
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It was not the first time that Adam Magyar has had to explain his work to mystified observers. Born in Hungary in 1972, Magyar began taking pictures in his late twenties, roaming the streets of Asian cities and capturing images of Indian street vendors, Hindu holy men, and Himalayan students. His work evolved rapidly from conventional documentary photography to surreal, radically experimental imagery that reflects his obsession with finding innovative new uses for digital technology. A self-taught engineer and software designer who assembled his first computer while in his teens, Magyar captures his images using some of the world's most sophisticated photographic equipment, modified with software he writes himself. Additional code, also of his own design, removes nearly all distortion, or "noise," from his data, producing images of remarkable clarity.[more inside]
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In January 1978, a then unknown, and still very much undiscovered photographer by the name of Dinanda H. Nooney began documenting Brooklynites in their homes. She gained access to the private lives of hundreds of perfect strangers, who showed her around, introduced her to their families and became part of a collection of over 500 largely unseen gelatin silver prints, known as The Nooney Brooklyn Photographs.
A Very Doggy Christmas
Documentary photographer Mary Ellen Mark (homepage, wikipedia) invites all the good dogs to her annual party, dresses them up in costumes, and photographs them. "The strange thing is that the dogs seem to realize it's their party. They ignore the humans." [more inside]
A Song of Fire and Ice
Birds of the West Indies
Birds of the West Indies. Artist Taryn Simon (previously, previously, previously) has a work of photographs of James Bond's gadgets, guns, cars, and women. The work is currently showing at this year's Carnegie International, and has an accompanying book. Info at the main link, and a more thorough gallery here.
Olympus BioScapes Winners 2004-2013
Olympus BioScapes Winners 2004-2013 — Photomicrography's small world is bigger than Nikon, after all (previously).
What happens when you magnify grains of sand 250 times?
You get some amazing pictures and yet another "everything around is beautiful at a level that is impossible to be aware of all at once" moment.
We don't have cameras
This past October, just before the leaves changed, I went on a six-day hike through the mountains of Wakayama, in central Japan, tracing the path of an ancient imperial pilgrimage called the Kumano Kodo. I took along a powerful camera, believing, as I always have, that it would be an indispensable creative tool. But I returned with the unshakeable feeling that I'm done with cameras, and that most of us are, if we weren't already.
Author and designer Craig Mod asks if we're seeing the end of the non-networked, standalone camera.
Author and designer Craig Mod asks if we're seeing the end of the non-networked, standalone camera.
Computer, enhance
Researchers at the University of York were able to identify people using the reflection of their faces in pupils of photographs of other people. Original paper
Henry's Concepts
Henry chooses the location and the pose. Alex (his nanny) takes a photo of him and then he takes a photo of her in the same pose. Henry is two and a half. Via
The Good Earth
Once upon a time before photoshop.....
Phillipe Halsman is probably best known for his collaborations with Salvador Dali and for his Jump series.
A Latvian, he was exiled from Austria in 1931 after serving prison time for patricide and went to Paris where his photographic career really began; also this series of magnum galleries shows the full diversification of his work.
A Latvian, he was exiled from Austria in 1931 after serving prison time for patricide and went to Paris where his photographic career really began; also this series of magnum galleries shows the full diversification of his work.
Enough is Enough
Rhiannon Schneiderman's delightful photography series Lady Manes was just featured on HuffPo. It is very much not safe for work.
Pretend you're a cool ghost.
From Retronaut, please enjoy these stylish selections from the 1990 J.C. Penney Christmas Catalog. Come for the Beetlejuice pajamas, stay for the "ice-washed" denim overalls.
Utah3D. Highlights include the Bonneville Salt Flats, Goblin Valley and Cedar Breaks National Monument.
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Beautiful Decay
Urban explorer Dan Marbaix has travelled around the world taking pictures of unusual derelict buildings.
Here is some more from the series America in Ruins.
Here is some more from the series America in Ruins.
Disappearing American Landmarks: Roadside Rest Areas
"...Rest stops are vanishing from the landscapes of America. All over the country, rest areas are losing the fight to commercial alternatives: drive-thrus at every exit and mega-sized travel centers offering car washes, wi-fi, grilled paninis and bladder-busting sized fountain drinks. They're on the chopping block for many states, their upkeep giving way with tight highway budgets. Louisiana has closed 24 of its 34 stops, Virginia, 18 of its 42; pretty much every state in the country has reduced its number of rest areas, or at least cut operating hours. And they're not just being closed, they're being demolished. "They're just toilets and tables" you might say. But if you take a closer look, you will see that they are much more. " (Via The Atlantic Cities, which includes an interview with the photographer, Ryann Ford) [more inside]
Ought to Focus
On Sunday I covered what was easily the hardest football game I've ever been asked to shoot. In turn it was the most fun I've ever had on an assignment.The blizzard-like conditions this past Sunday rendered his auto-focus useless, but for photojournalist Kyle Grantham, the challenge didn't stop him from capturing incredible photographs.
If Only For A Second
Twenty cancer patients were asked to keep their eyes shut while they were given a makeover. A photographer then immortalized the moment they opened their eyes in front of a one-way mirror.
What it says on the tin.
Celebrities naked with fish. Photography done for the Fishlove campaign which raises awareness about the destruction of the seas and the unsustainable practices that lead to over fishing. Founded by the restaurant, Moshimo and the actresss, Greta Saatchi it gathers celebrity, professional photography and fish to ask the question, "Are you a fish lover?" [more inside]
Mouses Houses 'Pictures from my own private mouseland' (tumblr) [more inside]
Stage of Mind
Within the confines of her tiny studio and without the help of digital embellishment, Korean artist JeeYoung Lee created elaborate landscapes for her series of self-portraits. [more inside]
Old Finnish People with Things On Their Heads
From the photo archives of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
For over a year, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has been digitizing old photos from its far-reaching library and putting them on a Tumblr called The Digs. [more inside]
More pictures of cats. Big cats.
Strap a camera to a 4 wheel drive remote control car and let it loose among a pride of Botswana lions. Curiosity and cuteness and some pretty amazing pictures ensue. SLYT
Boxing gloves and folders
Indian Photographing Tourist Photographing Indian
The Tourist Gaze and the competitive jockeying to get the perfect photograph of the exotic other is a familiar sight, with Native Americans a common subject.
The reverse gaze is less common. Photographing photographers photographing a pow wow. Mayan women in traditional dress behind the camera instead of in front of the camera. [more inside]
The reverse gaze is less common. Photographing photographers photographing a pow wow. Mayan women in traditional dress behind the camera instead of in front of the camera. [more inside]
Ideas are not digital.
The iconic Bubble series was created by fashion photographer Melvin Sokolsky for the Harper's Bazaar 1963 Spring Collection.
Haunted by a particular image from Hieronymous Bosch, Sokolsky experienced a re-occurring dream in which he saw himself floating inside a bubble across exotic landscapes. Here are some more and a Flikr set.
Simone d'Aillencourt was one of his favourite models. (Tumblr). There is more of Sokolsky's work on his website.
Haunted by a particular image from Hieronymous Bosch, Sokolsky experienced a re-occurring dream in which he saw himself floating inside a bubble across exotic landscapes. Here are some more and a Flikr set.
Simone d'Aillencourt was one of his favourite models. (Tumblr). There is more of Sokolsky's work on his website.
Bodies: we've all got them, and they're all different
"We never get to see those photos juxtaposed against a picture of that same person looking unflattering." Gracie Hagen takes a stab at dismantling the myth of the "normal" body. [NSFW] [more inside]
Project 562
Matika Wilbur is journeying across the United States to record and share the essence of contemporary Native Culture with the world. There are at least 562 Tribal Nations recognized by the US Federal Government.
Saul Leiter
"I've been described as being a pioneer. Am I a pioneer? ... Maybe I am, maybe I'm not. I don't mind one way or the other." Saul Leiter was born in 1923 in Pittsburgh; at 23 he left theology school and headed to New York to become an artist. He worked in both painting and photography, finding early support for his black-and-white photos in an 1953 MoMA show. He settled into an East Village apartment and did fashion photography to support himself. But on his own time, on the sidewalks of NYC, he developed a lyrical and painterly personal style of color street photography that's now seen as both masterly and very ahead of its time. In his twilight years he saw a new appreciation for his work, with books and a new documentary film, which had its New York debut on Nov. 16. Saul Leiter passed away last night in New York City at age 89. (Previously on Mefi.)
Mormon women reclaim their bodies
Mormon Women Bare is an art project spearheaded by Katrina Barker Anderson, a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. It's designed to challenge the LDS Church's strict views on modesty and the value of "virtue" by having Church members pose naked in an attempt to reclaim their bodies while protesting the belief that they need to be careful of inflaming the passions of men.
Beautiful Moves
Chess Portraits — a glamourous costumed set by photographer Francesco Ridolfi.
My Kind of Town in HD
Chicago Timelapse Project - Windy City Nights [6:06] - chock full of stunning HD scenes around Chi-town. [more inside]
"Because someone had to fight for photographers"
Haitian photographer Daniel Morel has been awarded $1.22 million on a copyright claim against Agence France-Presse and Getty Images (previously) [more inside]
Americans will eat garbage so long as you cover it with ketchup
The Fed Up project has collected over 7000 student-submitted photos of school lunches from across the US. They'll be used to create a map and report to make a case for better school lunches. [more inside]
Protecting America's Great Outdoors and Powering Our Future.
The U.S. Department of the Interior has an Instagram account, to which it posts some truly breathtaking photos.
Macro snowflake photographs, captured with a DIY reversed lens setup
Alexey Kljatov takes some rather nice macro photos of snowflakes on the open balcony of his house, mostly on glass surface, lighted by LED flashlight from opposite side of glass, and sometimes in natural light, using dark woolen fabrics as background. He recently detailed his camera set-up, featuring an inexpensive point-and-shoot camera and an old USSR-made Helios lense, taped to a board. Reverse mounting is nothing new, but it's usually done with reverse-mounting rings.
Touch Isolation
Touch Isolation: How Homophobia Has Robbed All Men of Touch, a reflection prompted in part by Bosom Buddies: A Photo History of Male Affection
Fish Portraits
Visarute Angkatavanich takes beautiful portraits of fish. [more inside]


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Huge thanks to Maxine, Rachelle, Donald, Richie and all the super friendly people at Coral Cove. What a beautiful location! Really looking forward to returning in March with all our guest for our wedding! We're both so excited!!
Huge thanks to Maxine, Rachelle, Donald, Richie and all the super friendly people at Coral Cove. What a beautiful location! Really looking forward to returning in March with all our guest for our wedding! We're both so excited!!
Coral Cove was the perfect place for our down-to-earth, intimate wedding---they accommodated two small children, allergies and dietary needs, and went out of there way to make sure everyone had an amazing time! As my father said, "It's not like a hotel, it's like we came to visit family." My wedding was perfect in every capacity, and it felt like all the little details were as important to the staff (I'm reluctant to call them staff, as they were SO much more than that!) as they were to me. Our friends and families continue to rave about the trip, and we intend to go back as soon as possible!
Coral cove is beautiful, and real, the workers treat you like apart of their family and make you feel at home. I would never want to take back where I had my wedding it was amazing! They really make your wedding dreams come true, if I was ever to go back to Jamaica coral cove would be my number one choice. I would also like to point out that its not a commercialized place it's all natural beauty so it's pretty much like living the Jamaican way, which is the kind of vacation I love!
We found Coral Cove online when we got married 5 years ago. Steve was a delight to work with from the very start The staff was warm, welcoming, pleasant, caring and just very gracious to us. We were treated as part of the family. There was no requests that were not met. We enjoyed every minute of our stay at Coral Cove. For our anniversary two weeks ago, nothing has changed. We loved everything about the place and the people. The food was excellent and this time we had our 3 year old daughter with us who has a milk allergy. The staff cared for her and her diet restrictions just as we would ourselves. We cannot express our gratitude and appreciation. Thanks to Richie, Keasha, Maxine, Sean, Donald, Yeng just to name a few, for a very enjoyable stay at Coral Cove. We will treasure those memories always!
Love, Rickie, Heather and Olivia
I found Coral Cove online about a year ago when I got engaged, and having never been to Jamaica, a significant majority of my decision-making was based on Trip Advisor reviews. Therefore I promised myself that once I returned from the trip I would write an honest, no-holds barred review of the resort, Jamaica itself, and our wedding.
I was in no way prepared for what the experience was like. Sure, you can read the reviews online but the experience upon arrival was what made it a 5-star rating for us. Now, Coral Cove is not a Sandals or a Beaches or a Secrets....there are significant differences, but by the first night we realized that for what we wanted in a wedding, Coral Cove had them all beat.
My husband and I did not have guests or a wedding party, so it was truly just the two of us. I know most other weddings include a lot of people there, and many fill all the rooms at the resort, so I was a bit nervous how we would be treated with "just" us. I should never have worried! Rouchelle and Maxine were amazing hostesses from the beginning, and we never felt out of place or "weird" for having such a small wedding.
I will echo others sentiments and say that the ride from Montego Bay airport is long a bumpy, and it was pouring rain that afternoon....so upon arrival at Coral Cove we were a little nervous about what we would encounter. Maxine was there to meet us and checked us in warmly, showing us up to our first room, The Doctor Bird. I will say that that room is not the best room unless you are young and in great shape, as it is up several flights of winding stairs. Maxine offered to move us and we were grateful to spend all but the first night in the Dolphin room. The view was amazing and the open air shower reminded me how different this resort was from "the norm".
The people were truly what made this experience even more magical. Donald was an amazing bartender and is a down to earth and awesome guy. We spent a lot of time with him, walking around the town of Little Bay, hanging out at the bar learning about his life, and on the last night of our stay he came up with a special location for us to have our dinner, since the normal water-side beach location wasn't possible due to wind. Georgie was also a fabulous person to get to know- there were a few nights we stayed up late to listen to his stories of fishing and his life in Little Bay. My husband desparately wanted to go fishing, but it was too windy/rough. Georgie offered to take him out on his boat the last morning we were there, just to help pull up his fish traps, so my H could get a chance to go out on a boat! He said it was the highlight of his trip, besides the wedding.
So speaking of the wedding....it was exactly what we both wanted, down to the letter. We spent the morning together, and then I went to get a pedicure and makeup and hair done with Hope while he hung out with the staff and some new friends we'd met while we were there. It rained a bit, but true to Jamaican form, it stopped in time for us to get married and get photos taken. The ceremony went off without a hitch, and we were thrilled when later that night Michael, who is the electrican/DJ for the resort but also a great musician, did an impromptu beach concert/party with all the guests in attendance. We sand and danced and drank lots of rum- who could ask for more?
We went on two excursions with Ritchie, both of which were awesome. He took us to Negril one day and we went shopping, to the beach, Rick's Cafe, etc. It was great although I was happy to get back to Coral Cove! We also went over to YS Falls and the Appleton Rum estates one day which was a long drive but definitely worth it!
All in all, I would without hesitation recommend Coral Cove- with a few caveats. If you are looking for ice-cold air conditioning, white Sandy beaches, and a plethora of restaurants, I'd move on down to Negril and the cookie cutter resorts there. If you are looking for a quiet, intimate, personal experience with authentic people and food where you feel like you are the only person on earth, book Coral Cove and arrive ready for an unforgettable time.
We just got home from Coral Cove and had our wedding on May 19th. We enjoyed every moment from meeting the staff to the food and everything in between. The staff make you feel like family and take the best care of our every needs. It is very quaint and full of culture! Our room always had fresh flowers and the bar was always stocked! They made our wedding dreams come true!!! We def plan on coming back within the next 5 years!!!!!!
This was the best trip to CC we have ever had, maybe even topping our marriage in '08! Every single member of the staff touched us in such a profound way, always waving, always smiling, always eager to help make any aspect of our trip that much more perfect! We always feel so rejuvenated in our soul after a visit to Coral Cove! This trip was no exception.There are many improvements to the property that have greatly improved the overall aesthetic, like the masonry around "the cliffs" as well the garden beds around the property. And, the gardens themselves have been carefully tended by people like Cynthia and many others. Everyday 'Sarge' rakes the beaches and all the sandy areas until they are free from debris that has washed up in the night. Every morning coffee is waiting on you, and soon after a buffet style breakfast is set up. It always had something that was true Jamaican and also many other items, plus eggs always made to order. Lunch was done in this fashion too with the buffet, which to be honest we thought we would not like but after experiencing it(the buffet) we loved it.Sean is a great cook!!The food was still as awesome as it has ever been, but now you could go and get seconds, thirds, etc. And dinner has always been fantastic but you can definately notice the artistic flair that the new chef has added. David is an up and coming chef, and his skill shows! Elaine, the Clayton sisters, Ivette, Saskia, Poochie, and more, they all work so hard in the kitchen and in housekeeping to make everything so grand! Donald is a top shelf human and a fantastic barkeep, a great and honorable man, and his nephew Yeng has always been so good to us. Of course Ritchie is so kind and has always made me feel like we are true friends. We also appreciate the hard work of the office staff, a personal thanks to Maxine, Rouchelle, and Terri for being so helpful! We also witnessed a wedding there and it was so magical that it made me shed a tear remembering my magical day four years ago, especially when I shook the hand of the minister that married us back then! So would we go back? Yes!!! We will go there as often as we can for as long as we can. And if life permits, you too should get lost in the magic of Coral Cove in Little Bay Jamaica and find yourself! My original review of this place from our wedding in 2008 is titled, "Life Lessons. . ." give it a read.
Thank you CC!!!
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Researchers look at melanoma-Parkinson's link
Wednesday January 02, 2013
Bethany Barnes Wick
gvnews.com - Researchers at the University of Arizona are trying to solve a big mystery: Why are Parkinson's patients more likely to get melanoma — and melanoma patients more likely to get Parkinson's?
Unraveling the link between diseases "that you think would have nothing to do with each other" could help researchers learn more about Parkinson's, said Scott Sherman, an associate professor of neurology at the UA.
On the case are scientists from a variety of disciplines who study Parkinson's and melanoma. Tim Bowden, for example, is a UA professor emeritus of molecular and cellular medicine and a member of the Arizona Cancer Center. He has a long-standing research interest in skin cancer. He's also a Parkinson's patient.
Bowden started talking to Sherman, who happens to be his neurologist, and to dermatologist Clara Curiel about a possible connection between the two diseases. Soon, other UA researchers became interested in trying to figure out why the connection exists. Torsten Falk, an assistant professor of neurology, Brian McKay, an associate professor of ophthalmology and vision science, and Lalitha Madhavan, an assistant professor in neurology, brought their expertise to answering the question.
New technology
The research is still in its infancy, Bowden said. The study that is the furthest along involves using technology that recently won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine by inducing pluripotent stem cells. These cells can make any cell in the body, but they've been controversial because in the past the only source was fetal tissue.
Obtaining biopsies from melanoma patients isn't difficult, but you can't take brain tissue from living Parkinson's patients. Using induced pluripotent stem cells provides a workaround to biopsying the brain.
The new technology is "simple and beautiful," Madhavan said. Researchers create brain tissue by regressing a biopsied skin cell back to the point where it could become any type of cell, making it pluripotent. By applying four different factors in a sequence, researchers can turn the clock back on the cell. From there, they can make the cell become any cell they want. The cell remains specific to the patient who donated the biopsy.
"The fact that (the technology) was given the Nobel award indicates that it is a very important technology," Madhavan said. "It's really changing the face of science."
This technology will allow researchers to study the differences and similarities between skin cells from melanoma patients and the Parkinson's brain cells made from the induced pluripotent stem cells, Madhavan said.
Researchers just finished collecting skin biopsies from patients with Parkinson's, patients with melanoma and people without either disease. Both Bowden and his wife had biopsies taken.
The bigger picture
On a practical level, Bowden said, it's important to get the message out to Parkinson's patients that they should be screened for melanoma. Although melanoma is preventable, it is crucial to catch it early, as there are very few options once it spreads.
Exploring the unexpected connection between Parkinson's and melanoma could also give scientists an at-risk population to study. The holy grail in Parkinson's research is finding a way to slow the loss of brain cells, Sherman said. By the time people are diagnosed with Parkinson's, however, they have already lost 70 percent of the specialized dopamine neurons in the brain.
Losing these cells hinders patients' movement. "That's a tough time for us to try to step in to do damage control because a lot of damage has already been done," Sherman said.
If researchers could figure out who is at risk and develop tests to diagnose a pre-Parkinson's condition, they might have a better chance of developing a therapy to protect the brain cells early, Sherman said.
Both Parkinson's and melanoma have complex causes. The one known connection they share is that the cells affected in both diseases are pigmented.
In the past the presence of neuromelanin, a type of pigment, has been dismissed as an unimportant byproduct. That seemingly small connection is something worth revisiting, Sherman said.
The risk for melanoma may not be as simple as developing a sunburn, Sherman said. There may be complex mechanisms at work that link the two diseases.
Exploring those unexpected connections, he said, might give scientists a better understanding of both diseases.
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Great office atmosphere with excellent colleaguesflexible working hoursresponsibility to self prioritise and manage your timesatisfactory intern salaryopportunities to gain real responsibility if pushed for
lots of rotations on projectslots of classical intern tasksno real involvement in project meetings unless pushed for
the experience is great but don't expect a job. Job offers are readily handed out for high-performers but only if the business need is there. With a relatively small company this is not always the case
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December 2014
The people were amazing, right from the first day. They made me feel welcome, inviting me to social events from the off and encouraging me to learn as much as I could in the time I had. Good hours, and a healthy work life balance. Most employees know that consulting can bring long hours for intense periods, but this comes with the reward of more relaxed work in less busy periods. Table tennis in the office was a highlight! Learned a lot of key skills e.g. presenting, excel etc.
Could not see a project through from start to finish, but this could not be helped due to time constraints. This being the case, I was exposed to many different ongoing projects and I appreciated the opportunity to learn more about a broader variety of industries.
Ideal for students who are interested in strategy, with an emphasis on pricing and marketing. A great place to have a first internship experience, learning a lot about consulting and where you are not overworked in the sense that you are still eager to come back in every morning and learn more. Furthermore, throughout the internship the Partners themselves sit down with you to give you a platform by which you can feedback to them that you are getting what you wanted from your experience, which I believe is very important.
Of all the many great aspects which I had the fortune to experience throughout this internship with Simon-Kucher, the most valuable ones were no doubt the level of exposure to the projects I was allocated to and the high grade of responsibilities this involved. Already during day one after the initial training, I was seen as an important part of my team and my work had direct value of bringing the projects forward. Along with being seen as a full-time consultant, I felt that I still had the support needed to manage my tasks in a good way since there was a great spirit in the team I worked with. The internship also provided me with plenty of valuable training in Excel and presentation techniques, essential skills to bring with me for the future. Apart from this I experienced a great social culture in the office and I got to know a great amount of people outside my team.
I did not really experience any negative aspects during my internship, since the quality of the internship exceeded my already high expectations. When we reached a crucial stage of one of the projects I worked on, it required a couple of late evenings to be on schedule, but staying late was more an individual decision and highly optional. Instead of being a downer, this gave me first-hand experience of that some periods in a consulting career are busier than others – a valuable experience since it is a common practice cross the industry.
This internship provides each candidate with optimal insights in the career of being a consultant. Through a couple of feedback sessions, the team makes sure that you are satisfied with your internship and gives you the opportunity to tailor the internship through additional tasks parallel to your main responsibilities.


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|Reviews for The Beast, Without
| DarXe chapter 11 . 12/5/2014
I really love the dragon angle. So glad I finally remembered to look for these and read them.
| FaBbEr0oZ chapter 11 . 11/8/2014
Damn right the originals are best. That's true about pretty much everything
| only-looking chapter 11 . 3/10/2014
Poor Kim. Everybody's lining up to chew her out, and Shego's such an overprotective mom. Oh, and Ron needs a big old "grow up" kick in the butt.
'Roommates'. Heh. Like anyone believes that.
| crazykrew chapter 11 . 10/29/2012
re-read the first then the second... and i still found it so awesome!...
| Itachi's apprentice chapter 11 . 3/23/2010
Great work.
| Itachi's apprentice chapter 10 . 3/23/2010
Great work.
| Itachi's apprentice chapter 6 . 3/23/2010
Great work.
| Itachi's apprentice chapter 3 . 3/23/2010
Great work. Is Kimmie *Gulp* Dying?
| Itachi's apprentice chapter 2 . 3/23/2010
Great work. Prof.D. stole the Dragon?
| Itachi's apprentice chapter 1 . 3/19/2010
Great work.
| Reader-Rabbit93 chapter 11 . 2/19/2010
Awesome story!
| Wispr chapter 7 . 5/13/2008
Really nice chapter... like how you are fleshing out the Dragon.
| Wispr chapter 6 . 5/13/2008
Good chapter, can't wait to find out more about the Dragon.
| Wispr chapter 5 . 5/13/2008
What an hell of a cliff-hanger... good chapter.
| Soulasylum chapter 11 . 5/13/2008
If I say I never noticed the sequel to "The Beast, Within" until now, I think everybody will have a big laugh;
Anyway, I was really amazed by this story And now I'm wondering one thing.
While I can understand the "Now I'll grow older" Mim's, I would like to know if it'll be something really fast or is there some possibility to ha hem...
Make a new story ? You know, I have this plot about a certain GJ Director falling for a certain red haired 100 years old dragon holder :p It would be good for Betty to realize that her job is not the only husband she can have (and there's the fact I didn't see any Vivian in there, shame on you ! :p) and Mim needs to forgive her mistakes and think about future !
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17th Annual Lemont Farmers Market
Visit this hidden gem of Historic Downtown Lemont at its Talcott Square location (corner of Stephen Street & Talcott Street, tucked behind LaDolce Vita and Stonehouse Pub) in historic downtown Lemont. Our market has grown and offers a wide array of bounty, including vegetables and fruits, flowers and plants, bakery, herbs, spices, and more! Plenty of free parking is available on Front Street and in the parking garage on River Street. Held every Tuesday, 8:00am- 1:00pm through Oct 27, 2015.
1904 General Store
The 1904 General Store came from the 1904 World's Fair. We sell fudge, chocolate bars, candy, and retail gifts/furniture. Open Wednesday-Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, noon to 4 p.m.
2015 Christkindl Holiday Festival
Come to downtown Barrington for the annual Christkindl Festival. This is an open-air event during the holiday season featuring authentic German food, live entertainment, drinks, fun activities for families and kids crafts, live reindeer, carousel & train rides, Gingerbread House competition and even Santa's house. Please visit the website for a complete list of entertainment.
30th Annual St. Charles Scarecrow Festival
More than 100 handcrafted Scarecrows on display. View and vote for your favorites. Huge juried craft show, carnival, great food, continuous free live entertainment, many free children's activities, make your own scarecrow, and much more! A celebration of the autumn season!
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5 West Coffee & Wine Lounge
Take a break and enjoy a full-service espresso bar, premium wines, and craft beers. Treat yourself to a selection of pastries and appetizers after a busy day shopping in Amish Country.
75-minute River & Lake Chicago Architecture Tour - Seadog
Seadog Chicago's River and Lake Architectural Tour is the only tour to take you from the lakefront, through the locks and along the Chicago River all the way to the famous Willis Tower! Departing from Navy Pier, this 75-minute architecture cruise is the best way to get up-close to all of Chicago's most famous buildings and unique architecture. It combines amazing views, entertaining narration and an exciting ride along the lakefront. Welcome aboard – Woof!
88th Annual Lake County Fair
Come out and enjoy 5 days of fun at the 88th Annual Lake County Fair. Events at the fair include live entertainment, food vendors, carnival rides and games, live animals, motor crossing, banana derby, demolition derby, flower show, expo hall and so much more. Please visit the website for updated information.
A Hundred Acres Orchard and Market
A fun-filled orchard featuring apples, berries, melons. The indoor market is filled with jams, jellies, sauces, dips, salsas, candy and homemade "take n bake" pies. Also unique is the Krazy Kernel Kettle Korn, produced right in Princeton! Specialty cheeses, such as Antonella, Buffalo Wing Jack, and Tomato Basil Yellow Cheddar are also available. Pair these cheeses with some of the wines that are sold in the new wine shop, or enjoy your purchase on the newly constructed outdoor patio area. The Cider Mill banquet room has been expanded to accommodate 200 guests, so plan your wedding, reception, party, or reunion here!
Ackerman Farms
Ackerman Farms, celebrating over 100 years as a working family farm, invites everyone to join us from the 3rd week in August through the 3rd week in December. We feature over 150 different varieties of pumpkins and squash in all shapes and sizes, over 25 varieties of beautiful hardy mums, and over 15 varieties of apples from our orchard - everything you need for your fall decorations and for your table. Plan to spend the afternoon with us in our family friendly corn maze, ride a hay rack, browse the gift shop and visit our friendly farm animals. At Christmas, join us for hot cider by a cozy fire and leisurely shop our wonderful Christmas selection of gifts and decor. Don't forget to call us to schedule birthday parties or class field trips.
Adagio Teas
Whether you are new to tea or far along on your journey, you will enjoy discovering farm-fresh teas at Adagio Teas. Come to experience a fresh and flavorful selection from around the world. Tea, tea-to-go, teaware, and tea classes.
Aerie's Riverview Winery
The view is incredible and the wine selection is unbeatable every season of the year on top of the bluffs at Aerie's Winery. During the spring and summer, the outdoor deck offers a breathtaking view of recreation on the river. As the temperatures cool, you can lounge inside next to the fireplace. Aerie's also offers cottages and a lodge to accommodate the needs of overnight guests, all within walking distance of the winery. Seasonally, check our calendar for live music on the decks Wine, cheese, sausages and pizza are available.
Afternoon Music at Cattails - Starved Rock Marketplace
Join us for an afternoon of music at Cattails located at the Starved Rock Marketplace at the intersection of US Route 6 and Illinois Route 178. Enjoy a wine tasting along with the music or purchase a glass of wine or bee as you enjoy local musicians in the lovely setting of the patio at Cattails. This event is free and will take place rain or shine. Saturdays from 3:00pm - 6:00pm, May - October. Contact Cattails for more information - call 815-667-4550.
All Seasons Apple Orchard
Take a wagon ride to the orchard where you will be surrounded by thousands of apples trees and 12 varieties of apples and pears. Enjoy seasonal activities like pumpkin picking and the corn maze. There is also a cow train, goat bridge, corn crib, giant swings, a spider web, jumping pillow and a petting zoo. The weekends even have pig races and a magic show for the kids. Take your whole family down for some apple picking and make sure to stick around for the many other activities.
Alto Vineyards Tasting Room
Alto Vineyards' retail wine shop and tasting room offers custom gift baskets, gourmet foods and local artwork. Indoor and outdoor seating offers a place to relax with a glass of Alto's finest. Alto's original location is situated in Alto Pass, on the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail.
Alto Vineyards Winery & Tasting Room
Nestled in the Shawnee Hills of Southern Illinois, sits Alto Vineyards, the region's oldest, most award-winning winery. Founded in 1988 by Guy Renzaglia, Alto introduced a new industry to the area, starting a movement that has altered its landscape. Today, Alto Vineyards shares the region with 11 other wineries along the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, in the state's first federally recognized grape-growing region, known as an American Viticultural Area (AVA). While continuing to produce some of Illinois' finest wine, Alto opened a new tasting room in Champaign, IL, and began distributing throughout the state and surrounding regions. Celebrating 25 years in business in 2013, Alto constructed a new, modern tasting room next to the vineyard in Alto Pass. Resting atop the new facility lies an outdoor deck for customers to take in the view on one of southern Illinois' oldest vineyards – a truly breathtaking sight that exemplifies the beauty of the Shawnee National Forest and Illinois wine country. We invite you to visit our winery and tasting rooms to experience the tradition of Alto Vineyards.
CITY:Alto Pass
Alton Farmer's & Artisans' Market
There will be an abundance of delicious fresh produce, crafts, baked goods, plants & flowers, locally-raised hormone-free meat, handmade soaps, jewelry, artwork, pottery, art demonstrations and more at the Alton Farmer's and Artisans' Market. Admission is free for shoppers and there is plenty of parking at its new permanent location in the city-owned parking lot at the corner of Landmarks and Henry Street. The Alton Farmer's & Artisans' Market is every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and Wednesdays from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Alton Square Mall
Anchored by JCPenney and Macy's, Alton Square Mall is the area's regional mall destination. A full-service food court, U.S. Post Office, satellite city library and Christian Science Reading Room are also featured at the mall. Hours: Sunday, noon - 6 p.m. Monday - Saturday, 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
American Thresherman Fall Festival
This event will have daily demonstrations and displays of steam and gas engines, draft horses and pony activities, robe making, saw mill, corn shredding and shelling, cider and apple butter making, blacksmithing, steam train rides and much more. This is a family fun weekend!
America's Baking and Sweets Show
North America's first and biggest baking and sweets event, America's Baking and Sweets Show, takes you on a gourmet grand tour of the most delectable and hottest trends in the world of baking and beyond. Our theme this year is "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" so join our showboy Charlie in the magical world of baking and sweets at The Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel and ...Explore. Discover. Shop.
An Edwardian Tea at the Mansion
Please join Reddick Mansion Association for an afternoon of sweets, savories, and tea while experiencing life with your favorite Edwardian family and their servants. The Tea Ladies from Bloomington, IL, will present, "A Day at an Edwardian Manor." Reservations required.
Annual Chili Cookoff
The Annual Chili Cook-off is a popular fall event that features area chefs preparing their favorite chilies. The celebration gives patrons the chance to sample some great chilies and vote for their favorite, while enjoying live music and locally produced wines. Enjoy a hot bowl of chili on a colorful fall day at Hill Prairie Winery.
Art in the Park - Highland
The vibrant colors of autumn provide the perfect canvas to paint a relaxing weekend filled with fine art, mouthwatering food and superb entertainment. Lindendale Park offers a tranquil setting where nearly 70 professional artists display their works of fine art. Festival attendees can shop for works of art in twelve categories. Children, too, can shop for just $5.00 at a special art gallery of work donated by the artists.
Arthur Amish Country Christmas Kickoff
The Christmas lighted parade steps off at 5:30pm and will showcase Santa & Mrs. Claus through downtown Arthur. Immediately following the parade, Santa will visit with children and parents in Knights Court downtown to start collecting those early Christmas requests. Complimentary hot chocolate and cookies will be served during his visit. Throughout the day, businesses in the downtown area as well as the countryside will feature early Christmas bargains and host Open Houses.
Atlanta Fall Festival
A small town festival has carnival rides, a petting zoo, car show, pie and cake baking contest/auction, bingo and bands nightly that are sure to entertain the whole family!


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Updated: August 31, 2011, 9:10 PM ETAssociated Press
GERMANTOWN, Md. -- The father of a Frostburg State senior who died after collapsing during football practice would like to see society take a closer look at the sport to find ways to make it safer.
Kenneth Sheely said his son died from severe head trauma and swelling of the brain. He said his son had been in great shape entering the season, having worked out all summer. Derek Sheely, 22, collapsed during a practice on Aug. 22 and died Sunday at a hospital in Baltimore.
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2010 Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class SUV GLK350 4MATIC 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl 7A)
I love this car. I traded in my 2008 Saab 9-3 aero xwd for it. I loved my saab so much but I needed more room and since I moved to the city, got tired of the standard transmission. The GLK has great edgy looks and a powerful V6. The 268 hp in this car feels so much better than in the ML350 since it weighs hundreds of pounds less. Great long distance comfort and very stable at high speeds. Had it up to 120 and it felt rock solid as a true Mercedes should.
Nav screen and dual sunroofs and wonderful. The exhaust note is sporty and rear entertainment package looks great and works flawlessly
More side bolstering on the seats. Don't get me wrong, the seats are very comfortable but I guess I was just used to Saabs oversized leather seats that swallowed you whole and wrapped themselves around you
This vehicle has been a huge disappointment to me. It broke down and had to be towed in 20 degree temperatures when it had 1,100 miles. It needed a new gear shifter and the part took five days to find. Then the check engine light came on when it had 5,700 miles and it had a defective charcoal canister (a fuel problem) which had to be replaced. That part took three days to find. Fortunately the vehicle is still under warranty. I am going to be getting rid of it because I cannot trust it and I will never get another Mercedes-Benz again.
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We loved the car until twice the car ESP system went haywire and the car lost power, shook like a washing machine and lost steering. Pretty scary. No explanation could be found, every computer test passed, yet this happened twice, Could lead to an accident. Trying to follow up with a second check up but I doubt the cause will show up.
Great car , design, detail , smooth ride
the cruise control should be moved the front hood should be cut to allow the wipers to be released to clean windows
The best looking, full of fun features and comfort I have ever seen in a vehicle.
all the safety features, easy use of NAV control's, fun, quite, solid like MB is noted for.
Love it, in Mars Red, or Fire Opal in Canada. Drove a few thousand KM so far and it's fantastic, AC is amazing no hot or cold spots. The ride is good and the seats comfortable. Easy in and out. Sun shade a great feature, all the electronics are useful too. Gas premium only, not so great, but OK, to get performance.
Dash is awesome. Seats very nice lots of control.
Move the turn signal up where it can be seen, and cruise down. Better cup holders, more cabin storage, a change drawer, light on the wiper dial, better designed glove box. A tad more rear seat room. Wipers pull the water back on drivers side. Smaller more fuel efficient engine.
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Otterbox Defender for iPhone 4
The outer layer to press buttons are not as soft as the same product I bought a year ago even though I ordered the same model. I have to press harder (which I truly wanted to avoid) to activate buttons. Read More
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