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Tarantella - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dancing the tarantella alone was said to be unlucky, and thus it was always a couples dance, involving either a male and a female or two females. The tarantella is a circle dance, performed clockwise until the music in the set changes to become faster, after which everyone changes direction. The tarantella (tarentule, tarentella, tarantel) is a traditional dance in rapid 6/8 time characterised by the rapid whirling of couples. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tarantella   (692 words)

Tarantella, Inc. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Tarantella, Inc. is a company that develops and sells the Secure Global Desktop range of terminal services applications, formerly known as Tarantella and Canaveral iQ. In 2001, SCO sold its rights to Unix to Caldera Systems, retaining its Tarantella product line, and changed its name to Tarantella, Inc. Caldera subsequently changed its name to The SCO Group, which has created some confusion between the two companies. It was that SCO Group, formerly known as Caldera, and not the former Santa Cruz Operation now known as Tarantella, that sued IBM in 2003 for $1 billion for allegedly "devaluing" Unix by contributing to the Unix-like Linux operating system. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tarantella,_Inc.   (1432 words)

Tarantella definition - Medical Dictionary definitions of popular medical terms Tarantella: A remarkable example of early music therapy that originated in the region of Taranto, a city in southeastern Italy, in the 15th to 17th centuries. In Andalusia the tarantella may never have been danced but it was sung and known as the "Cante jondo." It became a lament, perhaps in response to the therapeutic needs of the people. The music to which the victim (and others) danced was the tarantella, a fast piece in 6/8 time with a lively and turbulent rhythm. www.medterms.com /script/main/art.asp?articlekey=38746   (335 words)

Sun To Acquire Tarantella, Inc. Tarantella, Secure Global Desktop and the Tarantella logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Tarantella, Inc. in the United States and other countries. The definitive proxy statement and other relevant documents may also be obtained free of cost by directing a request to Investor Relations, Tarantella, Inc. at 425 Encinal Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 or 831-427-7222. Tarantella’s directors and executive officers may be deemed, under Securities and Exchange Commission rules, to be participants in the solicitation of proxies from Tarantella stockholders in connection with the proposed transaction. www.tarantella.com /news/releases/2005/9.html   (601 words)

Tarantella - Customers - Hammond Suddards Edge Tarantella reduces the need for clients to call the law firm and speak with a specialist debt collector, which we feel is a real business benefit as it saves time and ensures openness with our clients. Tarantella scalability ensures the ability to deploy new applications as needed in the future, continuing to support Hammond Suddards Edge's effort to provide online services to their clients and protecting their investment in Servers and Applications. Tarantella web-enabling software has been chosen as the best solution to help them achieve these goals. www.tarantella.com.mx /customers/profiles/hse.html   (800 words)

Thin Planet - Trends - Tarantella Buys New Moon To facilitate the deal, Tarantella will issue 7.9 million shares of common stock and, on June 5, the day the transaction is scheduled to close, do a 5-to-1 reverse stock split to keep its $0.46 per-share stock price from plummeting further. Tarantella will inherit New Moon's 200 VARs and customers as well as a product suite, Canaveral iQ, that will place the company squarely in the crosshairs of industry leader Citrix, its main rival, as it strives to reach promised break-even at the end of September. Tarantella's Unix/Linux based solution can Web-enable Windows applications, but requires a degree of finagling which New Moon's solution, which is aimed solely at Window's installations, doesn't require. www.thinplanet.com /trends/ttlanm.asp   (683 words)

IT-Director.com: Sun Seizes Tarantella Tarantella's main offering, Secure Global Desktop, provides the capability to web-enable almost any enterprise application without the need for any core code rewrites, and allows users to access applications running on Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000 Server environments, UNIX (including Solaris, AIX and HP-UX), Linux, Mainframe and Midrange systems such as IBM's iSeries platform. Tarantella is one of those companies that has been around for a long time and has managed to achieve a degree of brand recognition without really becoming entirely mainstream. This is a very interesting move and the acquisition of the Tarantella software will greatly enhance Sun's ability to mould solutions capable of accessing applications that run on a very wide range of operating platforms. www.it-director.com /article.php?articleid=12721&SESSID=5e70f299a64a26ebcf138206197b9374   (703 words)

Sun to buy Tarantella CNET News.com Tarantella's software helps customers who are using desktop or lightweight "thin client" terminals access programs running on a server--for example, letting a Linux-based or Java-equipped PC appear to run Windows programs that actually are running on a central Windows server. Tarantella was known as Santa Cruz Operation before selling its software business to Caldera International in 2001. The Tarantella deal is expected to close in Sun's fiscal first quarter, which ends in the fall. news.com.com /Sun+to+buy+Tarantella/2100-1012_3-5701487.html   (874 words)

The Unix Guardian--Sun Buys All of Tarantella, Procom's NAS Sun will continue to partner with Citrix and Microsoft and has no plans to change Tarantella's existing partnerships, including a big one with IBM. However, Tarantella did have $9.6 million in cash and equivalents as it exited fiscal 2004, which was triple what it had in 2003, when the company's shares were bumped from the Nasdaq stock market to the Over The Counter (OTC) exchange. Tarantella, you will remember, is based in Santa Cruz, California, and was once part of a company that bore the name of that city: Santa Cruz Operation. www.itjungle.com /tug/tug051205-story02.html   (1405 words)

SCO Tarantella Offers New Twist On an Old Thin-Client Dance Full Article January 24, 2000 Tarantella technology was designed to be used primarily in a LAN environment, but I tried connecting over a 26,400-bps modem. If a user is connected from home, Tarantella is able to print to his or her home printer, but at the workplace, it will print to the specified network printer on the user's LAN. Another impressive feature of Tarantella is "follow-me" printing, which lets printer output be directed to the correct printer according to the node to which you are connected. www.networkcomputing.com /1101/1101sp1.html   (1150 words)

Linux Pipeline Executive Q&A: Tarantella Since taking over as CEO of Tarantella almost a year ago, Frank Wilde has revamped the company's channel and signed an alliance with IBM to complement its existing relationship with Sun Microsystems. Tarantella allows us to take Unix applications and deliver that to any user, then use Citrix to deliver Web-based applications to any user. As we analyzed the company, we realized [it] attempted to sell Tarantella through a channel used to selling operating systems but not familiar with infrastructure. www.linuxpipeline.com /showArticle.jhtml?articleID=56900217   (1303 words)

La tarantella Therefore, if on the one hand this dance is regretted to have become a tool in the hands of the touristic industry, thanks to it the Tarantella has survived till now, in the absence of cultural support, being already a typial local element. In 1500 the Sfessania Dance was played in Naples, it was a Spanish dance introduced by the Aragonese who, together with the tarantismo phenomenon must be considered as the ancestor of the Napolitan Tarantella. This is confirmed also by the numerous production of the lithografies of the 17th century made by the French painter and etcher Calliot, who lived in Italy and showed the Napolitan masks in the steps of the famous dance with the typical instruments of the Tarantella, that is crackers and tambourine. www.sorrentoradio.com /prova/tarantella1.htm   (333 words)

Thin Planet - Trends - Tarantella: New and Improved Since its beginnings in 1999 as a division of Unix developer SCO, Tarantella has always seemed to be more of a promising prospect than a proven big-league software provider. Tarantella's troubles persisted, and in August 2003, the company initiated a review of revenue recognition practices that would lead to a restatement of revenues, delayed SEC filings, and eventual delisting by NASDAQ in October. In May, Tarantella embarked on the first phase of its new product strategy with a rebranding of its product line. www.thinplanet.com /trends/tarantella.asp   (1265 words)

Tarantella When he too found that the tarantula's bite had little effect, a 17th century Italian physician wrote that the tarantella was the feigned activity of malingerers, wanton young women and half-wits, many of whom only pretended to be bitten in order to dance and vent their frustrations. The tarantella has an interesting history with an entomological aspect that carries a lesson about the assignment of responsibility. I cannot promise tarantella dances at the Buffalo Museum of Science, but a major traveling exhibition about spiders will open there this coming Saturday, February 8. www.acsu.buffalo.edu /~insrisg/nature/nw97/tarantella.html   (665 words)

Tarantella secures $16m injection - ZDNet UK News Tarantella, the maker of eponymous software that provides remote access to applications running on Windows, UNIX, Linux and mainframe servers, has secured $16.4m (£8.78m) in capital funding, the company said on Friday. In June 2002, Tarantella moved from NASDAQ to the Nasdaq SmallCap market, and then in June 2003 underwent a one-to-five reverse stock split when, after the purchase of New Moon Systems for eight million shares plus royalties, the number of outstanding shares hit the 10 million mark. Tarantella customers will see heightened marketing of the products during the coming year, said Wilde, together with a new pricing programme. news.zdnet.co.uk /software/linuxunix/0,39020390,39147302,00.htm   (463 words)

Thank You For Clapping. Tarantella Legend states that between the 15th and 17th centuries in southern Italy the tarantella was a song and dance that cured the victim bitten by the poisonous tarantula. Here, in Denver, Tarantella is a band that brings a somewhat gaucho Argentina to a wild west in hopes to cure those bitten. On New Year's Eve 2000, Tarantella opened up for 16 Horsepower in Denver. www.16horsepower.com /tarantella.html   (1955 words)

SoundStage! Vinyl Word - Pink Triangle Tarantella Turntable (09/1998) The Tarantella is a well-made product with a distinctive look that will have an appeal, although some may find it a tad too wild visually. Pretty quickly, though, it became apparent that the Planar 3 is nowhere the full-range affair that the Tarantella is. The Rega ‘table truncated details at the expense of maintaining rhythmic flow, and everything sounded a bit shelved down in terms of timbre. The Tarantella is not a high-mass turntable, and the unique suspension may take some getting used to in terms of cueing up records. www.soundstage.com /vinyl/vinyl091998.htm   (2446 words)

Tarantella spins a thin client Web on Linux Tarantella has announced a key reseller partnership with IBM, as part of the company's effort to recast itself as a viable alternative to Citrix in enterprise data centers that are embracing Linux. Tarantella is in effect conceding to Citrix those companies that are mainly based on Microsoft applications and operating systems. Tarantella is the name adopted by the Santa Cruz Operation after SCO sold off its Unix software business to Caldera. www.networkworld.com /news/2004/1103tarantella.html?nl   (1012 words)

Tarantella Tarantella Inc.'s Web site includes several case studies showing how Tarantella is being deployed successfully. Tarantella deployment is completely scalable (in both capability and cost) from "mom and pop" to megacorp. Integration costs (configuring your particular applications for Tarantella) would be additional, and can only be evaluated on a case by case basis. www.aaxnet.com /product/tarant.html   (993 words)

virtualitalia.com - feature - learn to dance the tarantella! The Tarantella has found a resurgence through Italian Americans who are reaching back to their roots and hoping to bring something tangible to share with their family and Americans who are curious about this exotic dance. There are many theories on how the Tarantella began, and unless an in-depth study is made into the origins of this dance we cannot say with accuracy which is correct, but here are two of the most popular. In 1860 Eugene Coulon published a book called "Coulon's Handbook" and describe the tarantella as Madame Michau, who introduced the dance to the public, with the caveat that "to dance the Tarantella in ballroom circles, as they danced it at Naples would be impossible. www.virtualitalia.com /articles/tarantella.shtml   (1086 words)

Antonello Paliotti Trio : Tarantella Storta These two instruments would usually accompany one or more couples of dancers provided with castanets; the number of variants is infinite: there exists a simple tarantella, and a complicated one, danced by two women or two femminielli (transvestites) added to a man and a woman, keeping up the strong sexual element of the game. We know from the very popular iconography related to the tarantella, that it was basically executed by a violin and a colascione, playing the bass. "The XIXth century has reduced the tarantella - and not only it - to a kind of folk entertainment, depriving it of its magic and ritual connotations. www.cdroots.com /rd-paliotti.html   (669 words)

[minstrels] Tarantella -- Hilaire Belloc From: David Lettvin Tarantella is another poem (Monro's Overheard on a Saltmarsh is the other) that I first read in Walter de la Mare's 'Come Hither' anthology. From: "sybil gange" I learned Tarantella at school fifty years ago and still love the poem to this day. From: "clempage" Some composer whose name I don't recall set "Tarantella" for four-part male chorus with piano accompaniment, and I sang it on tour with my college glee club in 1967. www.cs.rice.edu /~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/294.html   (2023 words)

Tarantella's new chief talks money - ZDNet UK Insight On the day that Tarantella announced the arrival of the new cash reserves, ZDNet UK caught up with Wilde to find out where the money came from, how it will be used, and what the plan is now. Tarantella was one of seven companies that fitted the criteria we wanted. The more we talked to Tarantella, the more we saw that it has a great number of enterprise customers, excellent products and excellent distribution channels, yet was never able to capitalize and turn a profit. insight.zdnet.co.uk /software/linuxunix/0,39020472,39147318,00.htm   (685 words)

Dance History Archives by StreetSwing.com - The Tarentella Dance - Main Page Originally, the Tarantella (Pronounced As: târntel) was a legitimate Italian folk dance of lower to middle classes. It was considered severely unlucky to dance the Tarantella alone, so it was danced as a couple or by two females (Goethe says three,) which was probably due to the This dance is very similar to the Tarantella, but not quite so diversified. www.streetswing.com /histmain/z3tartla.htm   (1462 words)

ISS X-Force Database: tarantella-ttaarchives-ttacab-xss(15556): Tarantella Enterprise ttaarchives.cgi and ttacab.cgi CGI utilities cross-site scripting Tarantella Enterprise 3 versions 3.40, 3.3x, and 3.2x are vulnerable to cross-site scripting, caused by improper validation of query parameters by the ttaarchives.cgi and ttacab.cgi CGI utilities. Tarantella Enterprise is a centralized data management and Web-based administration utility for Microsoft Windows, Linux, and Unix-based operating systems. Tarantella Security Bulletin #09, Cross-site scripting vulnerability in the Tarantella Enterprise 3 CGI utilities. xforce.iss.net /xforce/xfdb/15556   (327 words)

Tarantella Comes Back from the Dead Tarantella Inc., however, appears to be the exception that proves the rule. What Tarantella is providing for these partners, according to Frank Wilde, CEO and president, is the "premier thin-client solution for the heterogeneous environment." With the Tarantella line, customers can run applications from multiple platforms—such as Windows Terminal Services, Linux, AS/400 and mainframe systems—on almost any system that can run a Web browser. Then, Tarantella began to turn around as the result of picking up a new management team and building a strong partnership with IBM and two of IBM's partners, Mainline Information Systems and the U.K.-based Morse Plc. www.thechannelinsider.com /article2/0,1759,1723301,00.asp   (892 words)

Sun to Buy Tarantella Tarantella started business as a wholly owned subsidiary of The Santa Cruz Operation Inc. SCO, a major Unix on Intel company, was co-founded in 1979 by Doug Michels and his father and went public in 1993. Tarantella had long been a Sun partner prior to the upcoming acquisition. Tarantella's flagship program, Secure Global Desktop, provides APIs to provide secure access to server-based applications running on Linux, Unix, Windows, mainframe and midrange systems from a wide variety of client platforms and devices. www.eweek.com /article2/0,1759,1814783,00.asp?kc=EWRSS03119TX1K0000594   (978 words)

SecuriTeam™ - Exploit for Tarantella Enterprise 3 Installations Tarantella Enterprise has been found to contain a permissions problem on some of its temporary files that are used during the installation process. If a user has access to a host before or during the installation of Tarantella Enterprise 3 software on that host, it is possible for that user to gain root privileges on that host. Check the version number for the main component (shown as "Tarantella Enterprise 3 for operating system"). www.securiteam.com /exploits/5GP031P6UE.html   (438 words)

CD Baby: JULIANNE MARKAVITCH: Tarantella (Spider Dance) A collection of spider dances, Tarantella takes you to Italy where it was believed that anyone bitten by the poisonous tarantula must dance all night to this high energy music and sweat out the poison. I bought it for the Pieczonka Tarantella (which is very good), and I find that I also love the performance of many of the other tarantellas on the CD. Her playing exudes the giddiness and rhythm that is the spirit of the tarantella. www.cdbaby.com /cd/markavitch5   (862 words)

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