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So first, what's the difference? Solaris is an operating system that, with Trusted Extensions applied, runs the multi-level security (MLS) model. SELinux is a Mandatory Access Control scheme that can run on a number of Linux distributions and can include a policy that applies MLS.
What is MLS? MLS is a specific Mandatory Access Control scheme for particular types of tightly controlled environments such as the government and military. It is designed for environments with multi-layer data classifications and strict rules about how data is passed between those layers. You can read some more about MLS at this page
Solaris TX is aimed at implementing a trusted multi-level security (MLS) operating system to military and government standards - EAL4+/LSPP (see the common criteria portal for more information ). This creates a successor to the now defunct Trusted Solaris 8 variation of the Solaris operating system.
As described, SELinux is a Mandatory Access Control tool that is included on a number of Linux operating systems. On some of these operating systems - most notably Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 - a security policy that implements MLS is also included. Enabling this policy on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 aims to allow the platform to be certified to the EAL4+/LSPP standard. But you can also load, extend or enhance other policy on a host in addition to the MLS policy. SELinux is designed to be extensible and potentially run multiple policies simultaneously.
Where does this leave us with for choice of an operating system? The decision becomes a little more complicated and actually comes down to:
1. Solaris running Trusted Extensions, or 2. Linux distribution running SELinuxWithout a view of your requirements and skills, it's hard to recommend one or the other. Assuming you have the know-how to run either Solaris or Linux, the purpose of the host is the focal concern. If you are dealing with a government client with a requirement for MLS then Solaris 10 TX may be the right approach. This is not to say Solaris TX isn't a good choice in other circumstances but it is designed for a specific purpose, and it is potentially best deployed for that purpose.
Alternatively you can choose a Linux-based distribution and run SELinux on it. SELinux is designed to have a much more flexible policy approach and can be more easily customized to manage other security controls. This maintenance may take more effort and overhead than Solaris TX but does allow you to deviate more readily from the MLS baseline.
Hope that helps clarify the situation. Here are some links to further discussion on SELinux versus Solaris TX:
http://james-morris.livejournal.com/19377.html http://blogs.sun.com/gfaden/entry/comparing_selinux_with_solaris_trusted http://mentalrootkit.org/?p=16 James Turnbull is a Council member for Linux Australia - the peak advocacy body for Linux in Australia.Dig Deeper on Linux administration issues
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Well, it looks like Sony is very happy with "Hotel Transylvania," the animated monster mash that could be a graveyard smash when it opens in September, since the studio has just tapped the film's extremely talented director, Genndy Tartakovsky, to take on a big-screen animated update of "Popeye" (according to Variety). Also, a couple of new "Hotel Transylvania" images have been released – so put your paws together for that, too.
Popeye, the pipe-chomping, spinach-loving sailor who originally appeared as a comic strip character in 1929, has already spawned one big screen incarnation – Robert Altman's bizarre 1980 live action film with Robin Williams and Shelly Duvall. (Paul Thomas Anderson such a big fan of the original "Popeye" that he included one of the Henry Nilsson-penned songs in his "Punch-Drunk Love.") This new Sony Pictures Animation feature, to be produced by Avi and Ari Arad and written by David Ronn and Jay Schederick, will of course, be released in 3D. Bulging forearms comin' atcha!
Before Tartakovsky gets to "Popeye," though, he's got to finish up with "Hotel Transylvania." We were invited to a special event last week and saw around fifteen minutes of the movie, in various states of completion, and the movie seems like a real hoot, with a set-up ripe for wacky situations – a hotel for monsters (Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, Hunchback of Notre Dame, etc.) is accidentally discovered by a fresh-faced human (Andy Samberg) who promptly falls in love with Dracula's vampiric daughter Mavis (Selena Gomez). While the scenes we saw were out of context and sometimes unfinished, the movie has a manic energy and strong visual sense – Tartakovsky's background in things like "Samurai Jack" and the final action sequence in "Iron Man 2" (which he conceptualized and helped stage) is totally evident in the way the characters move and the scenes snap into place.
One of the scenes we were shown was when Mavis, on her 118th birthday, is finally ready to leave the hotel. The two just-released photos (courtesy of Hey U Guys) come from this scene. She turns into a bat and is ready to fly out of the hotel when Dracula (Adam Sandler, rocking an indistinguishable, vaguely European accent) makes up some bullshit excuse to keep her around. That Dracula, he's a tricky one!
After so many years without a Tartakovsky feature, we're just happy the dude is regularly making movies. He's one of the most talented and visionary animation directors out there (anyone who saw his brief "Star Wars: Clone Wars" shorts can tell you that they easily trumped Lucas' prequels on all fronts).
"Hotel Transylvania" opens on September 28th. "Popeye" is probably a couple years down the line (Tartakovsky is, at least tangentially, working on a feature-length "Samurai Jack" movie for Warner Bros. as well). Glad we'll be getting regular doses of Tartakovsky goodness for the foreseeable future.


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Cancer Localization in the Prostate With F-18 Fluorocholine Positron Emission Tomography
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The purpose of this project is to develop and evaluate fluorine-18 (F-18) fluorocholine (FCH) positron emission tomography (PET) as an imaging technique that can be used to delineate malignant tumors in the prostate gland. The proposed technique works by measuring the tissue metabolism of FCH, a substrate that is preferentially metabolized by cancer cells due to malignant over-expression of the choline transporter and choline kinase enzyme. The project scope covers a clinical study to recruit men with prostate cancer who have elected treatment by radical prostatectomy surgery. These men will undergo pre-operative PET scanning to measure F-18 FCH uptake in anatomical sextants of the prostate gland. Imaging results will be compared to histopathologic analyses of the prostatectomy specimen to determine the accuracy of F-18 FCH PET for detecting cancerous prostate sextants.
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Prostate Cancer |
Device: Fluourine-18 Fluoromethylcholine PET/CT Imaging |
Phase 1 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Diagnostic |
Official Title: | Cancer Localization in the Prostate With F-18 Fluorocholine Positron Emission Tomography |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Histopathologic Diagnosis - sextant diagnosis by whole-prostate step section histopathologic analysis [ Time Frame: Immediate - no longitudinal data collected ]
Enrollment: | 20 |
Study Start Date: | June 2004 |
Study Completion Date: | July 2008 |
Primary Completion Date: | July 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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Device: Fluourine-18 Fluoromethylcholine PET/CT Imaging
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Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older (Adult, Senior) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | Male |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Clinically Organ Confined Prostate Cancer Electing Radical Prostatectomy
Exclusion Criteria:
- Weight > 300 lb
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Study First Received: | June 24, 2009 |
Last Updated: | October 1, 2015 |
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Title | Headquarters for Chamber of Commerce, Los Angeles, 1953 |
Description | Photograph (1953) of a drawing. "Architects' concept of new home to be occupied in 1957 by the Chamber. That the Chamber would move to new quarters was announced at the annual banquet early this year. The building, desinged by Earl T. Heitschmidt and Albert C. Martin and associates, architects and engineers, will be erected on Bixel Street, between Maryland and 4th Streets. A plan to finance the structure will be announce in".... -- typed note attached to verso, dated 17 October 1953.; Photograph (1953) of a drawing. "By 1957, the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce hopes to be in its new home (drawing of which is above) on Bixel Street between Fourth and Maryland. Plans call for glass-enclosed patio and flexible dining and meeting rooms." -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated 17 October 1953.; Photograph (1954) of a drawing. "Modern California architecture is design of proposed Chamber of Commerce Building to be constructed at Fourth and Bixel Streets. Thee will be 40,000 square feet of floor space in two floors and a 200-car parking lot will adjoin the planned structure. -- Opening of the campaign for funds to construct the new Chamber or Commerce building at Fourth and Bixel Streets was announced yesterday by Arthur C. Stewart, Union Oil Company vice president and chairman of the chamber's building committee. -- 'The Chamber's 5200 member firms and 14,000 individual members will contribute to the funds for the new headquarters building,' Stewart stated. 'The drive for the funds will open Monday.' -- 'Organized in 1888, the Chamber has given 66 years of outstanding community service and has occupied its present quarters at 1151 South Broadway since 1925.' -- The new building will have 40,000 square feet of floor space in its two stories, with a 200-car parking lot. Inside the building will be a 62-seat board room, three 50-seat committee rooms and six 25-seat conference rooms, expandable to larger capacity. -- It will be of modern California architecture and its central location near the major freeway interchange will afford easy access from all parts of the community, Stewart pointed out. -- Work will start as soon as sufficient funds are available, he added." -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated 26 April 1954.; Photograph (1955) of a drawing. "$1,000,000 headquarters for Los Angels Chamber of Commerce at Fourth and Bixel Streets gets started tomorrow with ground-breaking rites. Architect's drawing, above, shows modern style of structure. It will have 40,000 square feet." -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated 5 June 1955.; Photograph (1956) of a drawing. "Soon to move from its downtown location is the Chamber of Commerce. It is to occupy this new $1,000,000, two-story edifice on corner of Bixel and Fourth, west of the freeway." -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated 3 January 1956.; Streetscape. Horizontal photography. |
Subject (File Heading) | Los Angeles -- City -- Buildings -- Chamber of Commerce |
Geographic Subject (Roadway) | 404 South Bixel Street |
Geographic Subject (City or Populated Place) | Downtown Los Angeles; Los Angeles |
Geographic Subject (County) | Los Angeles |
Geographic Subject (State) | California |
Geographic Subject (Country) | USA |
Geographic Coordinates | -118.24587,34.0585; -118.25423,34.05974; -118.25494,34.05835; -118.25661,34.06011; -118.24587,34.0585 |
Coverage date | circa 1953-10-17 |
Architect | Earl T. Heitschmidt & Albert C. Martin and Associates |
Artist | Barr |
Publisher (of the Digital Version) | University of Southern California. Libraries |
Date created | circa 1953-10-17 |
Type | images |
Format (aacr2) | 1 photograph : photoprint, b&w |
Format (aat) |
photographic prints photographs |
Contributing entity | University of Southern California |
Identifying Number | 3-1275-02805-0251; 3-1275-02805-0269; 3-1275-02805-0277; 3-1275-02805-0228; 3-1275-02805-0244; 899; 902; 751 |
Original Filename | EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-BUI-065; EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-BUI-066; EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-BUI-067; EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-BUI-068; EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-BUI-068.1 |
Print Box | Subjects 317 |
Legacy Record ID | examiner-m2672 |
Part of subcollection | Los Angeles Examiner Prints Collection, late 1920's - 1961 |
Part of collection | Los Angeles Examiner Photographs Collection, 1920-1961 |
Rights | University of Southern California |
Physical access | Contact: Special Collections, Doheny Memorial Library, Libraries, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0189; email@example.com; phone (213) 740-5900; fax (213) 740-2343 |
Repository Name | USC Libraries Special Collections |
Repository Address | Doheny Memorial Library, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0189 |
Repository Email | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Filename | EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-BUI-065; EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-BUI-066; EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-BUI-067; EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-BUI-068 |
Catalog state | approved |
Title | Headquarters for Chamber of Commerce, Los Angeles, 1953 |
Type | images |
Contributing entity | University of Southern California |
Filename | EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-BUI-065.tiff |
Catalog state | approved |
Archival file | examiner_Volume13/EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-BUI-065.tiff |


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Fantasy. Both are 13 years old. I reccomend reading part one.
Brandon left and returned again. This time he was holding a black thong with a pink, fuzzy border. He made me go into a closet and change into them. Once I came back, he started laughing. The underwear, since it belonged to his 11 year old sister, was very small on me. There wasn't really a back, and they were so small that the cloth that was supposed to cover my ass was riding up my crack, leaving both cheeks completely visible. Brandon told me how pathetic I was, and how I would make a great girl.
Then he told me it was time for more spanking. I got on my hands and knees, begging him not to. I was nearly crying; I didn't want him to give me another spanking. But he did anyway. Brandon threw me over his knee again and started slapping my ass with his bare hand. SMACK! SMACK! SMACK! It hurt even more because there weren't any clothes covering me because the panties were riding up my ass hole. It was just his bare hand meeting my bare butt. I started whining and tears were filling up in my eyes. Then, Brandon surprised me. He stopped smacking and gently rubbed my smooth ass.
"Awwww, did that hurt?", he asked. I was able to nod my head, still sniffling. I was happy that he was being nice now, but then…SMACK! "Well you shouldn't have been spying on me bitch. I don't care what you want, you're nothing. All you're good for is sucking my cock.
He smacked my ass cheeks a few more times before throwing me off his lap and onto the ground. Then, while I was on all fours trying to recover…SMACK! SMACK! SMACK! The spankings made me fall to the floor, and now tears were rolling down my face as I lay on the ground with Brandon standing over me. He spit again, this time it sprayed all over my face.
"Alright, faggot, get up", he said. He motioned me, so I crawled over on my hands and knees. I still had the tight black and pink fuzzy panties on. Brandon yelled stop, so I stopped crawling and looked up at him. He walked over to a drawer and pulled out handcuffs. They weren't regular handcuffs, they were blue. Instead of metal, it was covered in soft fur. Brandon grabbed my hands and locked them behind my back. Then he threw me onto the ground. I was laying on my back and he stepped over me. He bent down like he was going to take a shit, spread his ass checks out, exposing his asshole to me.
"Lick it, bitch", he said.
"You...uhh...want me to give you...a...uh...a rimjob?", I managed to say.
"Yeah, dumbass", Brandon replied. Apparently he was sick of waiting, because he threw his ass down and was sitting on my face. He forced me to stick my tongue out. My tongue entered his asshole, and his muscular cheeks were smothering the cheeks on my face. I got a good look at his rim because it was less than an inch from my face. To be honest, I didn't hate the smell. It actually smelled pretty good, sort of like body wash. He must clean it whenever he's in the shower. Brandon's asshole wasn't the same color as his tan skin. It was still tan, except a little darker and it got more pink deeper in his hole.
First I started licking around his asshole. I didn't get much of a taste. My own face started to get covered in my saliva. My entire mouth was wet.
"Okay, slut. Stick your entire fucking tongue in now.", Brandon said.
I did as I was told. I shoved me tongue into his asshole. I didn't really have a choice, anyways, because Brandon's ass was completely pressed against my face now. It didn't really have a taste, but it was a little bit salty. I was snaking my tongue in and out of Brandon's ass. It was soaking wet now from my salivia. My face was, too. It was so wet that my tongue just slipped in and out. I could tell Brandon liked it because he continued to press his bare ass against my face and started moaning and groaning again.
Brandon let out one, long, loud moan before getting up. As he got up, I saw his ass glisten from how wet my mouth had made it.
"Alright, princess. Time to suck my dick again.", Brandon said.
He grabbed me by the hair and pulled me to my knees. He thrusted his lips forward and his dick was right in front of my face. When I hesitated, he took me by the ears and started thrusting more, shoving his entire dick in my mouth. I started to gag because I wasn't used to such a big thing in my mouth, but he just started face-fucking me even harder. Brandon turned my face and stuck his dick into my check. I could feel it poking into the side of my mouth, and then he turned my head back and continued to shove his cock in and out of my mouth. Just like last time, between his long and manly moans, he would say stuff like "oh, such a good little cocksucker" and "yeah, that's a good boy".
The entire time he was face-fucking me, Brandon's balls were slapping against my face. I was amazed at how fast he could recover, because when they were hitting me in the face, I could tell that they were huge. I was afraid because I knew that his load would be huge. Brandon kept on shoving his dick into my mouth until his moans signaled that he was close to cumming. He shoved his cock into my mouth four more times (the entire shaft, all the way in, poking the back of my throat and making me gag) before he told me to get ready. Brandon shot his load into my mouth. It was so big that I couldn't swallow it all and some of his sperm leaked from the sides of my mouth and dripped onto my chin, and chest.
"Oh yeahh bitch", Brandon said. "how'd you like that? you want some more? here", he continued, sticking his cum-covered dick in front of my face. Again, he made me lick it like a lollipop until he was completely clean. His load was so big that it got over his balls, too, so I had to suck on them one at a time to get all his sperm off.
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Brostow, GJ;
Hernandez, C;
Vogiatzis, G;
Stenger, B;
Cipolla, R;
Video Normals from Colored Lights.
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We present an algorithm and the associated single-view capture methodology to acquire the detailed 3D shape, bends, and wrinkles of deforming surfaces. Moving 3D data has been difficult to obtain by methods that rely on known surface features, structured light, or silhouettes. Multispectral photometric stereo is an attractive alternative because it can recover a dense normal field from an untextured surface. We show how to capture such data, which in turn allows us to demonstrate the strengths and limitations of our simple frame-to-frame registration over time. Experiments were performed on monocular video sequences of untextured cloth and faces with and without white makeup. Subjects were filmed under spatially separated red, green, and blue lights. Our first finding is that the color photometric stereo setup is able to produce smoothly varying per-frame reconstructions with high detail. Second, when these 3D reconstructions are augmented with 2D tracking results, one can register both the surfaces and relax the homogenous-color restriction of the single-hue subject. Quantitative and qualitative experiments explore both the practicality and limitations of this simple multispectral capture system.
Type: | Article |
Title: | Video Normals from Colored Lights |
Keywords: | Photometric stereo, multispectral, single view, video normals, PHOTOMETRIC-STEREO, MOTION CAPTURE, SHAPE, RECONSTRUCTION, DEFORMATION, IMAGES, INTEGRABILITY, REGISTRATION, ORIENTATION, EXAMPLE |
UCL classification: | UCL > School of BEAMS UCL > School of BEAMS > Faculty of Engineering Science |
URI: | http://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/1325105 |
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Civil War veterans to be honored at Clayton Township Cemetery
CLAYTON TWP. — Four Civil War veterans buried at the Clayton Township Cemetery will receive grave markers during an authentic Civil War-era ceremony May 31.
Sandra Bowen has been organizing the event to honor the four veterans — Pvt. Luther Johnson, Q.M. Sgt. George E. Fish, Corp. Alva Scofield and Pvt. Charles Hamlin — for approximately two years.
"You have to apply to the Veterans Administration," Bowen said. "The requirement that they have is you have to have an authorization, a written authorization, by the next of kin. They are the ones that are supposed to order it. As I am not next of kin, I had to find one and have them fill out the authorization, or I had to get written authorization from the next of kin."
Because all four of the Civil War veterans had passed away by 1930, it was no easy task to find their relatives, Bowen said.
"These guys died in the 1900s — a tad bit hard to do that," she said. "But that's what the government says you have to do."
Nonetheless, Bowen was able, through research and information gathering, to track down relatives of Johnson, Fish, Scofield and Hamlin.
"The first one that I did was Luther Johnson. I was working on an alphabetical listing of our cemetery, and I found death certificates that showed he was buried in our cemetery over there," she said. "I couldn't find any information, so I got to digging, and found that, yeah, he was here visiting his uncle and he passed away. So I found a distant, distant relative to apply for it, and we got it. Then I found three more relatives that we were able to get."
There are also restrictions on issuing Civil War markers to veterans who are buried in a family plot, Bowen said. In total, there are actually 16 Civil War veterans buried in Clayton Township, but Bowen said two had family markers, and were therefore ineligible for a Civil War marker. She said the U.S. Senate is trying to overturn that regulation.
According to Bowen, the ceremony will include an authentic burial reenactment from the U.S. Grant Post 67 out of Bay City.
"They have a regular Civil War ceremony," she said. "They have the chaplain there reading. They have the gentlemen firing their muskets. It's about a good 45 minutes long. It's very interesting."
Keeping with the theme of the Civil War era, Three P's Express will be offering horse-drawn wagon rides to visitors, Bowen said. Refreshments and finger foods will also be served, she said.
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Under the two-year DARPA contract, Raytheon aims to produce a technology demonstration showcasing the ability to efficiently generate high-power, rapidly tunable, linear microwave signals across a broad range of frequencies, according to Raytheon's March 1 news release.
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Symantec recently tapped tech industry veteran Steve Cullen as Senior Vice President, Worldwide Marketing for SMB and .Cloud. I talked with Steve recently about his new position and how he is approaching his role as a marketing change agent. Here are the highlights of the discussion.
Steve, how would you describe the new mission you are leading for Symantec?
CULLEN: The mission that we're on is to build an SMB brand for Symantec. The company has dabbled in the SMB space for quite some time but never really dedicated the kind of resources that I believe are required to be successful in going after this market opportunity. So our mission is to get to know those customers, get to understand what is important to them from a product, solution and service support standpoint. And to determine how we can become relevant to them, even strategic to them, either as they start their businesses or grow their businesses.
New initiatives like this often have a lot of ambiguity surrounding them. How have you tried to provide clarity of expectations for this initiative among your organization and the rest of the executive team?
CULLEN: That's an interesting challenge for us because this group was spawned out of existing Symantec resources. We then added talent we were able to find that had some specific SMB background from other companies around Silicon Valley. So being that much of the team came from other parts of Symantec, there was a culture — and some expectations — that came with that. But taking that up a level and setting the expectations with the executive team has been a challenge because it's a new organization. In a lot of ways, we weren't even sure what to expect until we started operating and understanding some of the hurdles we were going to have to clear as we stood up the organization within Symantec.
Prior to your new role at Symantec, you were CEO of a small business. How has that experience helped you in this particular role?
CULLEN: I think it really helps me get into the head of an SMB decision maker. I didn't set out to start my business. It just evolved that way. And so I've got my mindset around what we talk about here as the accidental entrepreneur. I became an accidental entrepreneur in my own way. But because of the recession that we've just gone through, a lot of folks become entrepreneurs through no choice of their own. They've lost their incomes and said, "Well, I don't know if I want to be at the mercy of a large organization, so let me go start my own thing and see if I can make that work."
I personally gained insight of how SMB owners think day-to-day. While I would prefer that they think about security and backing up their data, that's not what's top of mind for an SMB owner, especially when they are starting out or trying to grow their business. They're thinking, "Where am I going to get that next customer from?" and, "How am I going to drive revenue?" One of the things that was extremely important for me as a small business owner was how was I going to provide a level of support to my customers that would just wow them.
What personal priorities are important for you as a marketing change agent as you set out to accomplish your mission?
CULLEN: When I look at the organization I have two top priorities. The first is organizational clock speed, which is: How can we really speed up the way that we execute? So we're peeling back the layers on every single process that we have, taking out the stuff that's not necessary, and empowering people to make decisions and really speed the pace of change and the agility of our organization. Symantec's a 20,000-person company and has been around since the late '70s. As processes evolved, some things took root and so just changing the organizational clock speed from the status quo is going to be an important characteristic.
The second priority is the science of marketing, which is very important to me. We were given a fairly large investment by Symantec that came from other parts of the company, so we stopped doing some things. The onus is on me to really prove to Symantec that we can invest those funds wisely and get the return that the company expects. One of the ways we're doing that is by instituting a lot of science into our marketing planning. We're using a tool called Marketing Mix Modeling. It's an interesting way of looking at both macro economics and at how we've gone to market. It takes how we've invested our funds in the past, how other companies in our space have invested, puts that into a model and basically optimizes our marketing investment. That's one of the processes we're going through right now to ensure that the investment that Symantec made in this business is going to pay off.


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An independent investigator has found evidence that Governor Sarah Palin may have violated ethics laws by using her position to seek money for legal fees. The report reveals that that there is reason to believe that Palin used or attempted to use the Alaska Trust Fund, which was set up by supporters, to fund her legal defense (the former vice presidential candidate has said in the past that she owes $500,000 in legal fees from multiple ethics complains against her).
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Who will eat all these treats, you ask?
Well since I have a very small group of people I know here in my new town I'll be eating most myself. Perhaps my neighbors and Mitch's coworkers will be lucky enough to get a platter of goodies delivered to them.
Or I might just not share at all.
Just joking . . .
My first try at a new holiday dessert recipe is a good one for sharing, only because it's so rich that eating more than one is a tad much for even the biggest sweet tooth. But delicious nonetheless.
Peppermint chocolates! (or peppermint patties as they are also known as) Yum!
I was inspired by the recipe found here, but my lack of ingredients made me alter it a bit. I was also a tad intimidated by the reviews of the recipe saying it was really difficult, but I think I got it down and I'll tell you how to make these so that it's the easiest thing ever! Ever!
1/2 cup coconut oil
1/4 cup agave nectar
1/2 cup peppermint bits (a guesstimation, mind you)
dark chocolate chips for melting
I have my little blogging buddy/baking partner back!
The original recipe calls for 1/2 teaspoon peppermint oil, but after running around from grocery store to grocery store with no luck of finding the elusive flavor extract, I found the next best thing . . .
Peppermint candy!
I think the patties turned out fantastic and the inside was pink which seems extra festive in my opinion. And I felt a bit like I was on Iron Chef or Chopped, using a weird ingredient instead of the original. Awesome. So, that being said, the first step is . . .
1. Melt the peppermint candy. You can do this with a glass bowl and a small saucepan with simmering water on the stove, or simply microwaving it. Stir frequently.
2. After the peppermint is melted, mix in the coconut oil and agave nectar until combined. Make sure the coconut oil is at room temperature.
I melted the coconut oil and let it sit out to cool down before mixing, but you can also use un-microwaved coconut oil as well - just make sure to mash it so that it combines well and the texture of the mix is smooth.
3. Toss the bowl of peppermint deliciousness into the freezer for a few minutes (somewhere around 2-5 minutes) to set up. This would be a good time to snuggle your sweet kitty.
4. Take the bowl out of the freezer and mix up again (mine was separated a bit). The texture should be significantly thicker if you started out with melted coconut oil.
5. Roll the mixture into little balls and place on a baking sheet (or any sort of tray) lined with parchment paper. (Beware that if you keep the mix in your hands too long it will begin to melt.)
Squish down the balls into small patties with the back of a spoon.
The original recipe recommends using a 1.5 teaspoon ice cream scoop to measure out the servings, but you can make them however big you want, I say. Mine were a pretty decent size. Maybe next time I'll make little tiny ones as suggested.
6. Place the patties back in the freezer to set up. (I left them in for a couple of hours.) Check that they are firm before moving on to the next step.
7. Melt the chocolate chips in a bowl. Let the bowl sit out for at least 20 minutes. You don't want the chocolate to be hot when you coat the patties or else they will melt into a big ugly mess.
8. One at a time drop the patties into the bowl of chocolate and use a spoon to make sure they get coated with a good layer.
Use the spoon to serve them back on to your cold, parchment paper lined cookie sheet. (The cold cookie sheet is key here because it helps them set up when the chocolate is still a bit melty.)
9. Place the patties back in the freezer to set up and then eat! Served cold these are amazing.
The flavor is great - peppermint, but not so strong you feel like you're eating toothpaste (ick). And the dark chocolate pairs really well with it. The texture is also really fantastic, mind you I ate this right out of the freezer. I wasn't sure how much I was going to like these considering there isn't much to them, but it's surprisingly yummy. It also fits into the category of "paleo desserts" so that's a bonus as well!
It's so easy to do. And it's a fantastic treat. Like I said, with the peppermint and the dark chocolate they are very rich so it's unlikely that I could eat all of these in one night. That's good because I have a habit of eating handfuls at a time of my baked goods that turn out well.
I hope you try these, and I hope you like them. Let me know what you think if you do!
Happy holidays!


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Forty years ago John Boorman shocked audiences into never taking a canoe trip with his brutal outdoors thriller "Deliverance." Released in 1972 and starring a cast of (at the time) up-and-comers that included Burt Reynolds, Jon Voight, Ned Beatty and Ronny Cox, "Deliverance" is best known for the unflinching male rape scene that sets off a series of events from which the four leads can never look back. Despite the controversial subject matter, the film went on to earn an Oscar nomination for Best Picture and became one of the year's highest grossers.
In honor of the anniversary, Warner Bros. today is releasing a new Blu-ray edition of the classic that boasts a new making-of documentary and a 42-page commemorative book with behind-the-scenes photos and rare insights into the production [go HERE for more info on the set and for this week's DVD/Blu-ray picks]. To coincide with the release, Cox — whose character Drew is best remembered for the 'dueling banjos' scene at the outset of the film — has released a memoir, aptly titled "Dueling Banjos: The Deliverance of Drew," which recounts his time spent making the film.
"Deliverance" marked Cox's first on-screen role. Prior to working for Boorman, Cox was a stage actor hoping for a break. He got it with "Deliverance." Since wrapping the film, he has since gone on to appear in over 145 movie and television productions, including two sci-fi hits by Paul Verhoeven — "RoboCop" and "Total Recall."
Indiewire caught up with Cox to look back on "Deliverance" in honor of the milestone.
Given your theatrical background, it's kind of ironic that "Deliverance" was shot chronologically. Talk about a smooth transition from theater to film!
Both Ned and I thought that was how films were made. Burt came to us and said, "You don't know how lucky you are." Fims are never made that way, for several reasons. "Deliverance," first of all, went from point A to point B, so you were never in the same location twice, so you could afford to do that. The other reason why it was propitious to shoot in sequence was because since we were doing all our own canoeing and stuff, the easy rapids were at the beginning of the film and the rapids get harder and harder as we go through the film. So by the time we got to the really hard rapids, we had had canoe practice and had been on the water for five or six weeks of six or seven, eight hours a day. So by that time we were all really good canoers. It made a lot of sense to shoot that film in sequence.
Did you feel very fortunate that Boorman chose to shoot it this way, being that this was your first film?
Well yes and no, because the very first thing we shot was dueling banjoes. So can you imagine, this is the first time you're ever in front of a camera and you're doing this iconic scene for the first four days of your life. You're playing stuff that's really hard technically to do and hard acting to do too.
That scene is so iconic to this day. Did you play live, or was the music incorporated later?
I was hired for the picture because I play, but I'm not a blue-grass picker. I don't play that kind of guitar. The young boy, Billy-Joe Redden, couldn't play the banjo at all. So we pre-recorded the song and matched the playback. I'm sure you know what that's like. They would start the recording and we just matched the fingering to it. So we did it that way. We shot that scene over three or four days.
What was that like for you going from performing on stage to shooting a film of this scale on location?
Completely other worldly. I went from having this kind of life over here on the left to having a completely sort of different thing. Everything about my life was completely changed. I had never made more than $6,000 in one year as an actor. All of a sudden I'm down in Georgia on location, they fly us down first class, they put me up in posh surroundings. I can't tell you how my life changed! It was so dramatic.
How did you handle that transition?
Well first of all we had a lot of stuff to do. As an actor I had a lot of things to sort out, to pull off — each one of us did. So that keeps you grounded. And also, when you're out there you're in the canoes all day — there's nothing glamourous about that. It's wonderful, don't get me wrong. It was like being on a boy scout trip in a lot of ways. You'd even forget you were making a movie sometimes because we doing these terribly exciting things. But we had things to do. We had rehearsals to do every day, I had to work on learning that piece on the guitar. People had archery lessons. We had canoe practice. It was sort of work from beginning to end. Happily! We were doing the work happily but it was arduous.
If the film was made today I doubt the four leads would do the majority of their own stunts.
We all did all of our own stunts!
Wow, all?
There was one stunt man in it. There's a shot of a guy doubling for John Voight going down the waterfall and he's outside of a canoe, just sliding down. That guy is a man named Ralph Garret. Every other thing in that film, you will not find a stunt man any place else.
So how did John sell you on that? Even though you were excited to take part you must have been nervous to take on that aspect of the film.
First of all, you gotta realize that it's white water. The places that are really the most dangerous never look dangerous. We had an agreement going in that anything we didn't want to do, no questions asked, "I'm not going to do that." No questions asked. But invariably the places…you can have the most horrendous looking set of rapids and often times they are a peace of cake to row because once you get the canoe in the right line it just shoots through there. There are other places that look pretty innocuous, and those are invariably the places where you get in trouble.
John canoed the whole river himself. He never asked to do anything that he hadn't done himself. But I saw an interview with John where he said that sometimes after I got into it, he did feel guilty about some of things that he got us into. I almost drowned once. Ned almost drowned once. Burt bruised his hip pretty badly. A the end of the film there's a canoe that's broken in half — they didn't have to do that, we did that for them [laughs]. Wait…you almost drowned?!
Right above the fall there where Drew gets shot and goes out of the canoe and he doesn't have a life jacket on. The way we could do it was to have two canoes run into each other and they could break the canoe in half there, and I'd go out of the water. Well it was below a damn and they'd release this amount of water, and there was so much water coming down through there, it almost swept us out. I was in the water myself. When I went into the water I hit my shoulder on a rock right below the surface. It didn't do any permanent damage but it sort of paralyzed my shoulder and I couldn't swim. And there's so much water that's sweeping down towards that waterfall and they have a rope strung across and I'm going along and I'm supposed to grab the rope. I grabbed the rope with my good hand but there is so much pressure that it swept me off of that. And there was only one other rope across another 30-40 feet down. If I miss that one I go over the waterfall and I'm dead. So I grabbed it and there was too much pressure it swept me off of that, and luckily a prop guy had just tied some rope around his waist and he jumped in the water and grabbed hold of me and kept me from going over the waterfall.
Talk about dedication to your craft!
How did the crew react when instances like these happened on set? You said this happened more than once.
There was such a bond, but not just between the actors but between the whole crew. We were out there sort of by ourselves. This river was so pristine they had to use four wheel drives and sometimes Caterpillars to get us in at point A. We were out there isolated and alone and by ourselves all the time. When things went wrong we had to get them right ourselves or with the crew.
So going from this onto your next production, it must have no doubt been a shock?
It was! [Laughs] My very next production, luckily was a play that I had already done off-Broadway. So I already knew that character backwards and forwards because I had already done a production of the play. I played the character for five or six months. I don't think it threw me quite as much as if I was going into a regular script, because I knew this script backwards and forwards. But it was quite different.
Has any experience ever compared to your first one?
No. Not even close. Everything about that film was new, different, and life changing to me. That's one of the reasons why I wanted to write the book. Because I've carried these stories around with me for 40 years and in someways they are as fresh to me as they were 40 years ago.
Have you all remained close?
Pretty much. Sometimes we'll go two or three years without seeing each other. But when you put your life in somebodies hands in an experience like this, when we get back together it was although we were brothers and very little time has gone by. There's a real affection and bonding that happens with this.
It's funny that despite your performance in "Deliverance" — in which you play the nicest guy of the bunch — you're now best known for your villainous roles. What do you account that to?
[Laughs] I'll tell you the truth: In many ways I ascribe that to "RoboCop." After "Deliverance" came out I spent about the next ten or twelve years playing nothing but the moral guys. It wasn't until I got cast in "RoboCop." For some reason, because I had this backlog of people expecting me to be this decent nice guy, when he was evil he was like the worst evil. Someone said, "Ronny, you play this guy like an astronaut gone bad" [laughs]. And I have to tell you, playing the bad guys is way more fun than playing the good guys. You just get to make all these much more interesting choices as an actor.
How does working for Paul Verhoeven compare to working for John?
They're completely different. John is the most calming and supportive, and I'm not saying that Paul is not supportive, but he is volatile. He doesn't suffer fools gladly. He's prickly and mercurial whereas John is not…he's unflappable.
You must have heard that "RoboCop" is being remade.
Well first of all, I happen to think that the first "RoboCop" is pretty damn good. I also think that "Total Recall" was pretty damn good. I don't know why they're remaking it. I happen to hate remakes, not remakes as much as I hate sequels. I can only think of one sequel ever that was as good or better than the original. "Godfather II" I think is a really really great film, but that's about the only one I can think of of two that was good.
Given that you've worked with Paul on two of his most adored works, is there any hope of you two reuniting anytime soon?
I would love to do another film with Paul. I don't know if you know this but Paul has a PhD in chemistry. My late wife had a PhD in chemistry and there was sort of that connection to Paul. I really like working with Paul a lot and I would give anything to work with John Boorman again. I don't know that he's making many films these days.


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Enjoying a San Francisco sunrise perched atop Tank Hill.
This blog has been languishing for awhile (almost 2 years, I'm embarrassed to say), so time to play catchup! The next few entries will be from a trip to Sayulita, Mexico in June of 2011.
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Get Out Lyrics
Artist: Shyne
Album: Shyne
feat. Slim (of 112)
Yeah, yeah
This ones for my Brooklyn playboys
This ones for my L.A. playboys
This ones for my Chi-town playboys
ATL, down south
Where you be?
Come on, just play it with me
When it come to hoes, we don't love not one
Fuckin a friend ain't no option
It's a must, her friend assists like Stockton
When we fuck, I gotta have two not one
She know a freaky nigga like me
Get her wet then I'm out like strike three
No doubt, make her girlfriend eat her out
After we fuck then the exit beat her out
Believe me, we don't love them hoes
Break out, after we dug them hoes
You wanna stay bitch, what'cha talkin 'bout?
Get your shoes on, and start walkin on
Hook: Slimm + Shyne
Get out, I don't wanna hug you
Get out, bitch I don't love you
Get out, what'cha talkin 'bout
Get your shoes on and start walkin
You know you hittin, you got me lickin the hole
Before I'm stickin the hole up in my face
In the place most niggas don't see love drug baby
I'm about to O.D. cocaine pussy
One stroke be a whole ki
You're feminine, hood from heaven an'
I'll do anything, orals to S and M
Keep you satisfied, back ?certified?
Come and take a ride, I'll be your great adventure
Tell ya friends I bent'cha, who sent'cha?
Must'a been God, my bedroom angel taken
Lovin the curves as you purr while im stroking
Grabbin ya hair, dont'cha dare shed a tear
You a good girl, don't cry
Shake that thang that I give
Throw ya back as I dig
Like a broke matress you had me sprung out
But ain't nothin changed you got to get out
To all my niggas that know what I mean
When you fuck a bitch good she don't wanna leave
I go through this all the time
Bitch act like she don't see the exit sign
Start cryin, how much she love Shyne
Thats the same thing she told my man Brian
What the fuck, she think I'm stupid?
Don't know my pimp blood is deeply rooted
Inherited, that be my heritage
That I dont give a fuck about bitch fetishes
So when we fuck and its over
Throw ya pocketbook on ya shoulder
Put your shoes on and hit the road
I'll kick ya last name once, bitch and roll
Hook x2
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I scraplifted Shannon's/Tinkerbell's adorable layoutYou Make Me Smile. I loved all the circles on the page and the large photo.
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Oh, now how cute is THIS and that little guy most especially. I love your sweet photo and the colors you used complement and pop it so perfectly. I really like your used of circles and the backgrounds and embellishments you used and your shadowing is wonderful. Super job on the scraplift, yet you made the page all your own. Really wonderful page.
Your little redhead is adorable. Love all the circles, such great vintage sci-fi colors.
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