Report: IT shops lax about logging
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- Report: IT shops lax about logging
- Wine, food and music in Goa
- Orlando Gives Out The Kisses
Report: IT shops lax about logging
SearchSecurity.com – May 3, 2005
As a result, the report recommends some companies abandon home-grown logging systems in favor of commercial tools or simply outsource the task. “If you go into a room full of IT managers and ask how many are working on home-grown log solutions, half the room will raise their hands,” said Stephen Northcutt, director of training and certification for the Bethesda, Md. “Why is that bad? Because the guy who writes it leaves and doesn’t document what he did or leave instructions behind. Then the person who takes over can’t figure out how to interpret the logs or what to do if there’s a problem.
Wine, food and music in Goa
Times of India – May 3, 2005
In what is described as a very “Viva la different” festival, chefsfrom star hotels would engage gourmet lovers and housewives how wine is used forcooking, summer fashion show for the women as experts from the differentconsulate offices in Goa and select invitees engage in wine tasting. The three day gala celebration starting Friday till the weekend atthe fancied INOX courtyard housing the multiplex theatres developed during theInternational film festival of India (IIFI) opens the window to a very Europeanlifestyle that Goa shares because of the long Portuguese rule that lasted some450 years. The fiesta of flavours will begin as the sun sets onFriday throwing open the festival to Goans for whom wine meant a good way oflife and food was a mix of the European dishes cooked with the home grownspices. The Goa tourism development corporation and Think Geek(anevent management company) have put together the show for the first time in whatthey say attempts at creating the right ambience for a “very lifestyledestination” and not just merely a tourist destination that Goa could always befor the more than two million tourists who make an annual visit. With most ofthe nearly 3. 5 lakh foreign tourists coming from Europe, the festival alsotargets an upper end class of families both abroad and in thestate. Presented in a European village setting in taste, dcorand style, the event seeks to encapsulate the vivacity of the Goan la affairewith drinks, food and music and multi cultural influences…
Presented in a European village setting in taste, dcorand style, the event seeks to encapsulate the vivacity of the Goan la affairewith drinks, food and music and multi cultural influences. The MD of GTDC,Sandeep J Jacques said “to set the mood for this flamboyant event, jazz bluesbands from Shilling, Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai are being flown. ” They, inturn, would be backed by the several bands of Goa where music and food is alwaysa celebration. With a blend of Hindi and English movies dating to theblack and white cinema era of the 1950s, the festival would be a heady enjoymentof romance, ice cream slurps and of course a very special grape escape. Withkids in tow, families are assured of evenings free of hassles with a kids artcompetition. The themes–”A summer afternoon in Goa” and “Festivals of Goa”–promises to keep the children imagination afloat for the best to be put on paperwhile the elders breathe the freshness of celebration in close proximity to thebanks of the quiet flowing Mandovi river.
Orlando Gives Out The Kisses
Sky News – May 3, 2005
js” > Orlando Gives Out The Kisses – Sky Showbiz. Mega, global, mighty heartthrob Orlando Bloom came to town to promote his new film Kingdom Of Heaven. The British actor did a bit of a Tom Cruise by spending plenty of time out and about greeting his adoring fans.