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The 2021 Security 100 CRN‘s annual Security 100 list helps solution providers decide what technologies and vendors they should place their bets on in the crowded and complex security vendor market. By Michael Novinson February 22, 2021, 10:00 AM EST The CRN Security 100 has evolved as digital transformation and COVID-19 have rapidly shifted users, devices, applications, services and data outside the enterprise data center. The list provides a look at 100 vend...

Shaker Heights rolls out pilot program to deal with mental health crisis-intervention calls Updated Feb 16, 2021; Posted Feb 16, 2021 In its last public meeting held nearly a year ago, (March 14, 2020), Shaker Heights Fire Chief Patrick Sweeney (standing) provided City Council with a coronavirus update. Like all meetings since, the Feb. 8 work session dealing with a mental health-related Crisis Response Pilot Program was held online via Zoom. Tom Jewell/Special to cleveland.com Facebook Share...

Area 1 Securitys Steve Pataky and Dawn Ringstaff Recognized as 2021 CRN® Channel Chiefs Pataky Also Named to Elite List of CRNs 50 Most Influential Channel Chiefs of 2021 News provided by Share this article Area 1 Security, the only preemptive cloud email security provider, announced that ®, a brand of  The Channel Company, has named Steve Pataky, Chief Revenue Officer, and Dawn Ringstaff, Director of Global Channel Sales, to its 2021 list of Channel Chiefs. Pataky has also been named to CR...

Boise State News February 2, 2021 Geoff Black. Photo by Patrick Sweeney. Geoff Black, a professor in the Department of Economics and associate at the Energy Policy Institute, conducted a study on the economic and fiscal impacts of the Magic Valley Energy’s Lava Ridge billion-dollar wind farm project in Eastern Idaho. Black conducted the study with Steve Peterson, an economist at the University of Idaho. The farm, when constructed, will stretch across public land in Lincoln, Jerome...

--Isabella Kramer (Nienhagen, Germany) The haikuist alludes to a Greek goddess who kept evil from entering the front door in exchange for an offering of dinner on the last day of the lunar month. Wolves go hungry this time of year, notes Anne-Marie McHarg in London. According to the Canadian edition of the Old Farmer’s Almanac, in early British colonial times wolves howled from the crossroads to villages. Howling wolf Into the moon A wolf was recently seen in Kall, Germany, running away from ...

Boise State News January 29, 2021 Rocky Yoneda is the HVAC foreman and will be retiring in February 2021 after over 30 years with Boise State. Photo, Patrick Sweeney Four university presidents, seven football coaches, 43243 graduates, the addition of over 3 million square feet of space, 387 football games and two Fiesta Bowl titles. Boise State has accomplished a lot since September 1990 when the university hired Rocky Yoneda to be part of its facilities and maintenance team. Yoneda...

When Robbie Balenger decided one day that he would become the plant-based Forest Gump, he never anticipated how the journey would change his life, physically, mentally, and emotionally. "It changed my entire identity," Balenger says since although he was the 330th person to run across the United States, and ran the full distance on a vegan diet. To be able to cover the 3,200 miles in 75 days without any animal protein, proved yet again that you dont need to eat meat to be an elite endurance...

Boise State News January 26, 2021 Bronco Welcome, photo Patrick Sweeney The reasons to live in Idaho are many — a strong community spirit, dizzyingly beautiful landscapes and a proud heritage of free thought. Nonetheless, the state faces profound challenges. According to Mental Health America, Idaho ranks 48th out of 50 states and Washington D.C. when it comes to providing access to mental health services. And Idaho, like other states in the Intermountain West, contends with some ...

SLATE: Looking for good news Share this story Michael C. Johnson-USA TODAY Sports Looking for good K-State news on a cold, snowy Tuesday. Basketball This probably isn’t the best place to look, huh? Though the results for both the men’s and women’s teams have been depressing, Bruce and the boys will get a boost from the return of freshman guard Nijel Pack who has been in quarantine for the past two weeks. As Drew Schneider points out, his inclusion probably will not be enough secure a Wild...

When Theatermakers Long for the Stage, Playfully Two short films that find pandemic-sidelined performers grappling with Beckett are a highlight of the annual Exponential Festival. Lucy Kaminsky in “The Puzzlers 2: Black Box.”Credit...via The Exponential Festival “These films were made by theater people.” It’s just one line of text on the Exponential Festival website, explaining the provenance of a pair of video shorts in the lineup: zestfully odd and playful mash-ups of the first piec...