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The latest shoe to drop on the current tempest around regulated gambling in North America happened yesterday when the U.S. Senate for the Judiciary announced a America's High-Stakes Bet on Legalized Sports Gambling hearing for Tuesday, Dec. 16. All of the ruckus south of the border around sports betting and online gaming, including the angst around problem gambling, sports betting advertising – which is also happening in our home and native land - daily fantasy sports, and sweepstakes has attracted the attention of elected officials, traditional media, mental health advocates and others. So, we welcomed back Chris Grove to lend his voice of reason to the Gaming News Canada Show presented by GBG Plc. Grove, a co-founder of Acies Investments and partner emeritus at Eilers & Krejcik Gaming, provided a plethora of measured insight on the current brouhaha, including: · The interest in the industry from politicians and mainstream journalists should elicit more than a raised-eyebrow reaction from the industry;· Some suggestions for industry stakeholders in responding to the scrutiny;· The good work being done by the American Gaming Association – which recently added athlete harassment to its campaign around betting responsibly - to inform and educate folks on regulated gambling· The industry needing to catch its collective breath on issues such as expanding legal online casino across the U.S. Grove, the founder of Legal Sports Reports, discussed the challenges that journalists face in newsrooms and editorial departments that have shrunk in the U.S. and Canada. He also talked about the “Google effect” on gambling affiliates that led companies such as Catena Media to lay off journalists this fall (Dustin Gouker, in his Closing Line newsletter, created a spreadsheets of journalists available for hire). And he spoke about the potential impact of a second Donald Trump administration on the industry. Finally, we asked the industry veteran about the current appetite for funding startups and his thoughts on the M&A landscape in 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mitigation continues on the global CrowdStrike outage. UK police arrest a suspected member of Scattered Spider. A scathing report from DHS says CISA ignored a directive to cut ties with a faulty contractor. Huntress finds SocGholish distributing AsyncRAT. Ransomware takes down the largest trial court in the U.S. A US regulator finds many major banks inadequately manage cyber risk. CISA adds three critical vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. Australian police forces combat SMS phishing attacks.  Our guest Chris Grove, Director of Cybersecurity Strategy at Nozomi Networks, shares insights on the challenges of protecting the upcoming Summer Olympics. Rick Howard looks at Cyber Threat Intelligence. Appreciating the value of internships. Miss an episode? Sign-up for our daily intelligence roundup, Daily Briefing, and you'll never miss a beat. And be sure to follow CyberWire Daily on LinkedIn. CyberWire Guest The 2024 Summer Olympics start later this week in Paris. Our guest Chris Grove, Director of Cybersecurity Strategy at Nozomi Networks, discusses how, in addition to consumer issues, the actual events, games and facilities at the Olympics could be at risk of an attack.  This week on CSO Perspectives This week on N2K Pro's CSO Perspectives podcast, host and N2K CSO Rick Howard focus on “The current state of Cyber Threat Intelligence.” Hear a bit about it from Rick and Dave. You can find the full episode here if you are an N2K Pro subscriber, otherwise check out an extended sample here.  Selected Reading Special Report: IT Disruptions Continue as CrowdStrike Sees Crisis Receding (Metacurity) Suspected Scattered Spider Member Arrested in UK (SecurityWeek) DHS watchdog rebukes CISA and law enforcement training center for failing to protect data (The Record) SocGholish malware used to spread AsyncRAT malware (Security Affairs) California Officials Say Largest Trial Court in US Victim of Ransomware Attack (SecurityWeek) Finance: Secret Bank Ratings Show US Regulator's Concern on Handling Risk (Bloomberg) U.S. CISA adds Adobe Commerce and Magento, SolarWinds Serv-U, and VMware vCenter Server bugs to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog (Security Affairs) Australian police seize devices used to send over 318 million phishing texts - Security - Telco/ISP (iTnews) Internships can be a gold mine for cybersecurity hiring (CSO Online) Share your feedback. We want to ensure that you are getting the most out of the podcast. Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts with us by completing our brief listener survey as we continually work to improve the show.  Want to hear your company in the show? You too can reach the most influential leaders and operators in the industry. Here's our media kit. Contact us at cyberwire@n2k.com to request more info. The CyberWire is a production of N2K Networks, your source for strategic workforce intelligence. © N2K Networks, Inc. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep. 123 is our quarterly Investor Vibe Check, where we chat with 3 industry investors to get their perspective on the landscape from their side of the table.   The vibe check for Q2 features Chris Grove (Acies Investments), Roger Ehrenberg (Eberg Capital) and Davis Catlin (Discerning Capital).     Hear them discuss: Reflections on Q2 and the six-year anniversary of PASPA's repeal, and its implications on the iGaming industry. The surprising consolidation of operators in the U.S. market and what challenger brands can do to compete with incumbents. The growing popularity of the sweepstakes model, its sustainability, and future potential within the broader real money gaming ecosystem. Opportunities in betting on niche and alternative sports, and their impact on expanding the total addressable market in the U.S. Practical advice for early-stage founders on navigating the uncertain economic environment and achieving cash flow positivity. Future predictions for the iGaming industry, including potential M&A deals, cybersecurity concerns, and regulatory changes to watch for in the next six months. Video version of this episode can be viewed here.   Learn more

Reaction to our Chris Grove interview was interesting. Lots of topics on the business of sports betting today ... NBA and NHL playoffs as well 

Illinois is going to raise it's tax rate. The Twolves stayed alive. The Panthers tied up their series. Chris Grove joins - all on today's BvB! 

In March, Basketball Forever announced the completion of a $4 million funding round led by Yolo Investments. Gambling industry veterans Paris Smith, Seth Young and Friends of Gaming News Canada Benjie Cherniak and Chris Grove were among the folks putting some dollars – and their faith in the digital sports media company. The successful round of fundraising, explained chief strategy officer Nick Kelland, was the result of pounding the pavement – including the halls of The Venetian during last fall's Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas. Kelland was our special guest on the latest episode of the Gaming News Canada Show to answer our enquiries about BF's journey through the worlds of startups, social media, sports media/content, fantasy sports, free-to-play gaming, and sports wagering. Kelland also explained the company's success in attracting millions of hoops aficionados from Down Under, in the U.S., Canada and other parts of the planet. And, of course, we asked about the Caitlin Clark effect on the growing popularity of women's basketball with the betting public. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Lawyers, Lines, and Money, Daniel Wallach and Justin Mader are joined by sports betting industry investor, founder, and expert Chris Grove.  The three of them discuss ESPNBet's entrance into New York as they recently purchased Wynn's license. With this purchase, can ESPNBet make a splash in the state and what is the future of the 51% tax rate that has come under recent scrutiny from operators in the state? With the recent news surrounding DFS 2.0 companies, Justin and Dan pick Chris' brain on the future of DFS 2.0, other states in which we may see movement, and how these companies are looking to innovate the space which has seen quite the appetite from sports fans. Finally, Justin, Dan, and Chris discuss DraftKings' recent acquisition of Jackpocket and how that can shape the future business plans for the sports betting giant. They also discuss how this acquisition could start an M&A wave in the sports betting industry. Make sure to give us a follow on X/Twitter @LLMPod and be sure to follow hosts Dan Wallach and Justin Mader on X/Twitter @Wallachlegal and @maderlaw.

State Capitol reporters Dustin Gardiner and Sophia Bollag join Joe Garofoli to break down November ballot initiatives about abortion, flavored tobacco, kidney dialysis and a tax initiative that has Gov. Newsom siding with Republicans. And gambling industry analyst and investor Chris Grove joins Joe to talk about Props. 26 and 27, which have broken records for campaign spending. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom welcomes back Christopher Grove, President of Commerce Resources. Editor's Note: Apologies for the number of flips back and forth, Zoom seems to have developed a case of Tourette Syndrome. Listening may be preferable on this one, although you do get extra screen time with Tom. :) Christopher discusses the demand for rare earths and where the market is at currently. We've seen prices more than double since July 2020. There are four core rare earths used in manufacturing permanent magnets, and those have double or triple over the last decade. There is a huge list of products where these metals are essential. They are a group of seventeen different metals that are needed globally. Magnets are needed in everything from leaf blowers to your electric toothbrush. Demand is expected to rise with electric vehicle sales. Chris discusses the development of new production facilities around the world because of the strategic nature of these resources. Canada is taking a fairly keen interest in developing these metals and the opportunities in this sector. Australia appears to be a major interest in developing and helping finance these types of projects. The biggest issues with rare earths are the economic viability of the projects and difficulties in obtaining adequate financing. Quality of the final product is key with these metals. He believes that rare earths represent a sizeable opportunity. Time Stamp References:0:00 - Introduction0:44 - Rare Earth Rundown3:30 - Rare Earth Chart8:10 - Future Supply12:10 - Ukraine & Russia17:12 - Rare Earth Development25:37 - Deposit Differences27:45 - Biggest Obstacles30:10 - Processing Economics32:29 - Opportunity34:50 - Wrap Up Talking Points From This Episode The basics of rare earth metals and pricing and production.Supply issues and some governments are assisting the mining industry.Types of deposits and the difficulty of producing these metals. Guest Links:Twitter: https://twitter.com/commercerescceWebsite: https://commerceresources.com/ Mr. Christopher Grove is President and Director of Commerce Resources since September 2014. Previously, he worked as Corporate Communications for Commerce since 2004 and has significant contacts within the financial communities in North America and Europe. Mr. Grove joined the Commerce Resource board in 2012 and has been active in representing the company abroad.

This week's episode features the Deconstructing the Rare Earths Elements Market panel at the Global Mining Symposium, featuring Clint Cox, president of the Anchor House; Mark Chalmers, president and CEO of Energy Fuels; and Chris Grove, president of Commerce Resources. The panel discussed the role of government in promoting rare earth production, as well as which rare earths are the most used, where demand is heading, and the latest moves in China. The panel was moderated by Northern Miner senior reporter Carl A. Williams. All this and more with host Adrian Pocobelli. Music Credits: “Rattlesnake Railroad”, “Big Western Sky”, “Western Adventure” and “Battle on the Western Frontier” by Brett Van Donsel (www.incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Podcast by Pierre Lindh with Chris Grove, Partner at Eilers & Krejcik Gaming Are the seemingly gigantic valuations of the major US-based online gambling justified? Or are we seeing a massive bubble forming? What is the future of US iGaming & Online sports betting? These are questions Chris straights out together with Pierre in this highly informative podcast that will give investors and industry peers alike a better understanding of the past, present and future of the US market. About Chris Grove Chris Grove is an early-stage investor, entrepreneur, and strategist focused on the U.S. sports betting and online gambling sectors. He is a nationally recognized subject matter expert whose insights and research are regularly relied upon by analysts, media outlets, publicly-traded companies, and policymakers. His work has been cited by outlets including Bloomberg, ESPN, Forbes, the New York Times, the Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal and he has testified before lawmakers in multiple states including California, Illinois, New York, Nevada, and Washington State. Grove is a partner at Eilers & Krejcik Gaming, a Distinguished Fellow at UNLV's International Center For Gaming Regulation, a mentor at Tech Stars, and a public company board member. Grove's early-stage portfolio includes over a dozen positions in gaming-related startups.

Politically motivated hacktivism in Belarus. The Taliban's data grab in Afghanistan. Four rising ransomware operations. Mike Benjamin from Black Lotus Labs on UDP reflectors. Our guest is Chris Grove of Nozomi Networks with insights on OT/IoT Security. And the White House says “concrete announcements” are expected after today's meetings on cybersecurity with industry leaders, so we'll be staying tuned. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://www.thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/10/164

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Survivor es una banda estadounidense de Hard Rock y AOR (Adult Oriented Rock), formada en 1976 por Jim Peterik y Frankie Sullivan. La banda alcanzó su mayor éxito en la década de los 80s, sobre todo en su país de origen. Destacan sus éxitos "Eye of the Tiger" y Burning Heart , canciones principales de las películas de culto Rocky III (1982) y Rocky IV (1984). Survivor se formó en 1977, cuando Jim Peterik (ex vocalista y guitarrista de The Ides of March) , Frankie Sullivan, Dave Bickler, Gary Smith y Dennis Johnson comenzaron a tocar en pequeños pubs. Fue en 1979, que grabaron su primer disco llamado "Survivor", que no cumplió las expectativas del grupo. Su siguiente disco, "Premonition", en 1981 entró en las listas y fue bastante popular en Estados Unidos, consiguiendo colocar un sencillo en el Top 40, "Poor Man's Son". En 1982, la suerte en forma de Sylvester Stallone llamó a las puertas del grupo. Este último, tras escuchar el tema "Poor Man's Son" quería una canción parecida para su película "Rocky III". La banda aceptó el reto. Teniéndose siete semanas. También entró en el Billboard británico manteniéndose seis semanas en el Top 40 y se mantuvo en el nº1 en Australia durante cuatro semanas. El tema fue premiado con un Premio Grammy a la mejor interpretación de rock, votado como el "Mejor Tema Nuevo" en los People's Choice Award y también recibió una nominación a los Oscar de la Academia. El álbum del mismo título, Eye of the Tiger fue lanzado a finales de 1982, con otro single que entraría en el Top 40, "American Heartbeat" (nº17). El álbum consiguió el nº2 de las listas en Estados Unidos. En 1983, Survivor intentó repetir el éxito de "Eye of the Tiger" sacando "Caught in the Game". Resultó ser un fracaso al no pasar del nº82 del Billboard en Estados Unidos. Ninguno de los dos singles extraídos del disco consiguió acercarse al éxito del año anterior. La banda sufrió otro percance antes de la gira de finales de 1983, al detectarse problemas vocales en el cantante Dave Bickler y tener que ser sustituido por Jimi Jamison de los grupos Target y Cobra. En el año 1984 graban el tema "The Moment of Truth" (nº 63 en Estados Unidos), para la banda sonora y tema principal del éxito de taquilla "Karate Kid" (1984.) Ese mismo año, 1984, la banda entra nuevamente al estudio para grabar el primer disco con Jimi Jamison. "Vital Signs" devolvió al grupo a la popularidad, llegando al nº16 del Billboard con el impulso de sencillos como "I Can't Hold Back" (nº 13 en EE.UU.), "High On You" (nº8) o "The Search Is Over" (nº4). En 1985, sacaron otro single, "Burning Heart" de la banda sonora de "Rocky IV", que alcanzó el nº 2 del Billboard. El siguiente álbum que publicó la banda sería "When Seconds Count" que salió en 1986 e incluía el single "Is This Love" (nº 9 en EE.UU.). En el Billboard de discos, alcanzó el nº 49, vendiendo más de 500.000 copias y fue certificado como Disco de Oro. Durante la producción del 7º disco, "Too Hot To Sleep" (1988), Ellis y Droubay fueron sustituidos por dos músicos de sesión, Mickey Curry en la batería y Bill Syniar en el bajo. El disco sonaba más duro que sus últimos éxitos y se acercaba más al sonido de sus principios. "Too Hot To Sleep" no llegó a tener un gran éxito y se quedó en el nº 187 en EE.UU. Tras el fracaso de ventas de "Too Hot To Sleep", Jim Peterik y Frankie Sullivan deciden parar la banda indefinidamente. Sin embargo, Jimi Jamison sigue girando con un grupo de músicos locales tocando canciones de Survivor y en 1990 saca un disco en solitario. Sigue girando pero esta vez bajo el nombre Survivor y tras un pequeño éxito internacional Sullivan entra en la banda para hacer unos 10 conciertos y luego volver a abandonar. Entre finales de 1992 y principios de 1993 se pide a Survivor sacar un nuevo disco de éxitos pero con 2 temas nuevos. Por lo tanto, durante un corto periodo de tiempo, Peterik, Sullivan y Jamison volvieron a estar juntos en el estudio para grabar esos temas y prepararse para la próxima gira mundial. Después de discusiones sobre los contratos Jamison deja la banda y vuelve a girar como Jimi Jamison's Survivor. En la primavera de 1993 Peterik y Sullivan vuelven a reunirse con el primer cantante, Dave Bickler, sacan un "Greatest Hits" con dos temas nuevos y vuelven a hacer una gira mundial. Debido a que Jamison sigue girando bajo el nombre de Survivor, Peterik y Sullivan deciden ir a juicio contra él para recuperar el nombre de la banda. Entre 1993 y 1996 graban unas 20 demos para un nuevo disco pero no pueden conseguir un contrato discográfico debido a los continuos juicios por el nombre del grupo. Finalmente Peterik decide abandonar la banda tocando por última vez con Survivor el 3 de julio de 1996 en el festival "The Eye In The Sky" en Lisle, Illinois. Survivor reemplazan a Peterik por el compositor y teclista Chris Grove, mientras Peterik vuelve a grabar y girar con Ides of March y funda su nuevo grupo, Pride of Lions. En 1997 Marc Droubay vuelve a Survivor como batería y percusionista y Stephen Elis deja el grupo y es sustituido por Billy Ozzello al bajo. Survivor siguen grabando demos para un próximo disco, incluyendo temas como "Rebel girl'98" o "Lies" del disco en solitario de Sullivan. En 1999, Jamison saca su disco "Empires" bajo el nombre de "Jimi Jamison's Survivor" que más tarde sería reeditado bajo su propio nombre. A finales de año, Frankie Sullivan obtiene todos los derechos sobre el nombre de Survivor y la batalla judicial llega a su fin. A principios del 2000, Dave Bickler es despedido dando origen a una nueva colaboración entre Sullivan y Peterik. Con Jamison de nuevo en el grupo, la banda vuelve a grabar nuevo material, sacando el tema "Velocitized" para la película de Sylvester Stallone "Driven". Mientras siguen girando por Norte América , Europa y Asia. El 21 de abril de 2006, Survivor saca un nuevo disco, "Reach", compuesto en su mayoría de temas nuevos pero con algún tema recuperado de sus demos. El 14 de julio del mismo año, se anuncia la marcha de Jamison y el fichaje de Robin McAuley, "McAuley Schenker Group". Con la partida de McAuley el 2011 Jamison se vuelve a reunir con la banda y desde 2013 al presente Dave Bickler también se reúne a la banda El 31 de agosto de 2014 fallece Jimi Jamison a consecuencia de problemas cardiacos en su casa en Memphis

“Chicken Dinner” is a daily sports betting show based out of Chicago. Betting analyst Sam Panayotovich dives inside the markets Monday through Friday with industry experts, bookmakers, bettors, writers and casino executives. Tuesday we discussed the Bartender’s losing bailout, Sam loves Michigan, potential Clemson lines against the big boys, World Series odds, Kershaw’s K prop, rapid sports betting expansion, state-by-state agendas, future of the space. Thanks to special guest Chris Grove (@OPReport)! SUBSCRIBE! “Chicken Dinner” on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn and wherever else you listen to your podcasts FOLLOW! @chickenxdinner @spshoot

Episode 143 What's On Tap: Taking you back to September 1, 2015 – This show, according to Jon, might have been the genesis of the Embedded Correspondents.  You do see a younger Doug Scheiding on this panel.  Chris Grove, Clint Cantwell and Doug Scheiding…

Episode 143 What's On Tap: Taking you back to September 1, 2015 - This show, according to Jon, might have been the genesis of the Embedded Correspondents. You do see a younger Doug Scheiding on this panel. Chris Grove, Clint Cantwell and Doug Scheiding make up this panel...originally billed as a “rant” show...I will agree, I think this is a precursor to the EC segments...I am not sure how it actually came to be but here's a look into the beginnings of what is now the EC segment...which happens right after this segment, by the way. Also, let me remind you, if there is a segment or a guest that you have a special feeling towards, email Jon a request and he will do his best to meet your expectation! MAKE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST!! Don't forget to RATE AND REVIEW THE SHOW ON YOU PODCAST APP!!! Want to hear more from this episode??? Click the link below to hear the full show Original Air Date: 9/1/2015 Original Full Show Link: CLICK HERE This episode is brought to you by The butcher Shoppe…HOME of the A-9 brisket, wagyu beef (American and Japanese), dry aged steaks, wild game and MUCH more!! Call to order today: (850) 458-8782 and ask for Kevin or Jordan! Mention The BBQ Central Show for 10% off your entire order!!

Episode 143 What’s On Tap: Taking you back to September 1, 2015 - This show, according to Jon, might have been the genesis of the Embedded Correspondents.  You do see a younger Doug Scheiding on this panel.  Chris Grove, Clint Cantwell and Doug Scheiding make up this panel...originally billed as a “rant” show...I will agree, I think this is a precursor to the EC segments...I am not sure how it actually came to be but here’s a look into the beginnings of what is now the EC segment...which happens right after this segment, by the way. Also, let me remind you, if there is a segment or a guest that you have a special feeling towards, email Jon a request and he will do his best to meet your expectation!  MAKE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST!! Don’t forget to RATE AND REVIEW THE SHOW ON YOU PODCAST APP!!! Want to hear more from this episode??? Click the link below to hear the full show Original Air Date: 9/1/2015  Original Full Show Link:  CLICK HERE This episode is brought to you by The butcher Shoppe…HOME of the A-9 brisket, wagyu beef (American and Japanese), dry aged steaks, wild game and MUCH more!!  Call to order today: (850) 458-8782 and ask for Kevin or Jordan!  Mention The BBQ Central Show for 10% off your entire order!!

Learn about the pitfalls typically encountered when choosing an OT/IoT cybersecurity solution. From evaluation to selection, purchase, and deployment, this podcast covers the most important questions to ask the vendors you're considering, and ways to successfully navigate past the key hazards. Join Nozomi Networks host Chris Grove and CMO Kim Legelis as they address this important process. Here are links to the free resources mentioned during the webinar: Solution Brief: Real-time Cybersecurity and Visibility for Industrial Control NetworksLearning Guide: The IT Pro's Guide to OT/IoT SecurityExecutive Brief: Integrating OT into IT/OT SOCsExecutive Brief: The Cost of OT Cybersecurity Incidents and How to Reduce RiskResearch Report: OT/IoT Security Report 2020 1HWebpage: Customer Reviews – Gartner Peer Insights on OT Security

How should Security Operations Center (SOC) analysts face the often-overwhelming number of alerts triggered by ICS and IoT systems? Find out why alerts can be a problem, and how you can avoid common SOC monitoring pitfalls. Nozomi Networks CPO & Co-founder Andrea Carcano and host Chris Grove also cover how automated OT/IoT monitoring and anomaly detection solutions can be used to increase SOC efficiency while enhancing responsiveness.  Here are links to the free resources and security tools mentioned during the webinar: Executive Brief: Integrating OT into IT/OT SOCsBlog: Making the Case for an IT/OT Security Operations Center (SOC)On-demand Webinar: Trends in OT Cybersecurity: IT/OT Convergence is here to stayWhite Paper: Advancing ICS Visibility and Cybersecurity with the Nozomi Networks SolutionSolution Brief: OT and IoT Security and Visibility

Suzanne Spaulding, former DHS Undersecretary for Cybersecurity, provides interesting insights into nation-state threats during COVID-19, the Solarium Cybersecurity Commission recommendations, election security and more. Join host Andrea Carcano and host Chris Grove for this discussion, including practical recommendations and resources for real-time threat intelligence. Here are the resources Suzanne mentions in the podcast:Cyberspace Solarium Commission (CSC)US Department of Homeland Security Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)For more information on COVID-19 cybersecurity, visit: https://www.nozominetworks.com/labs/covid-19-cybersecurity/

Working from home is now the norm for millions of people, including those maintaining safe industrial operational processes. Join host Andrea Carcano and guests Scott Smith and Chris Grove as they discuss remote access monitoring, including what to monitor, free tools that can be used to do safe OT/IoT network monitoring, and other best practices. For more information, visit https://www.nozominetworks.com/labs/covid-19-cybersecurity.

Andrea Carcano talks with colleagues Alexander Di Pinto and Chris Grove about the evolving COVID-19 threat landscape. Their discussion covers how threats are changing, the techniques used by hackers to perform attacks, and the sectors targeted by phishing campaigns. Alessandro describes the free threat intelligence downloads he helped create, and how to use them. For more information, visit https://www.nozominetworks.com/labs/covid-19-cybersecurity/.

  Hey everybody, and welcome to another episode of the BBQ Beat Podcast. I’m you’re host, Kevin Sandridge, and today I’m talking about Cheshire Pork with Joe Riscky of Joe Riscky’s Barebeque out of Fort Worth Texas. https://www.instagram.com/p/B2cBtDyARKb/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link https://www.instagram.com/p/B031BduAfgD/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Joe has been involved with the Cheshire Pork brand for some time. While he operates his stand-alone brick and mortar barbecue business, Joe has become part of the Cheshire Pork distribution arm so to speak. He’s so knowledgeable about the brand that they recommended I speak with him for this podcast episode. So, I called him up and we set up this conversation to spread the good work about what the folks there are doing. How I Discovered Cheshire Pork I first became aware of Cheshire Pork through the work that Chris Grove over at NibbleMeThis.com has done with their product. Chris is an amazing culinary talent. From competitions to fine dining, he and his lovely wife Alexis do amazing work. I reached out to Chris to get his thoughts on the Cheshire Pork brand. Chris Grove on Why He Loves Cheshire Pork I first found Heritage Farms Cheshire Pork® Brand products at a small, independent grocer near our neighborhood – Butler and Bailey Market. They are a single store operation with a footprint one forth the size of the nearby supermarket. They thrive against bigger competition by having superior quality meats and that’s where I found a gorgeous, thick, rack of St. Louis-style pork ribs. I hadn’t heard of Cheshire Pork before then, but I know a pretty rib when I see it. The ribs I get from them are consistently expertly trimmed St. Louis style like I would do. I rarely have to even break out a knife to clean it up. Their ribs are thick, meaty, and help me smoke juicy, tender ribs time after time. They aren’t cheap but the quality is worth it to me. When we were developing the recipes for my second book, The Offset Smoker Cookbook, we relied on Cheshire Pork. We used their bone-in loin chops for our recipe for Thick Pork Chops with Spicy Apple Compote and their spareribs for our Smoked Spareribs with Honey Bourbon Sauce. We use Cheshire because we know we are going to get exceptional pork when we see that label. Chris Grove - NibbleMeThis.com Why You Should Listen to Chris... Again, Chris Grove is a culinary voice you need to be listening to. He's sough out by brands all the time for his knowledge and skill because they know he will represent them at the highest possible levels. So, take the words he shares here about the Cheshire Pork brand as gospel. One more thing about Chris – you can catch his work over at the NibbleMeThis.com site. He also has two books for sale on Amazon.com amzn_assoc_tracking_id = "bbqbeat-20"; amzn_assoc_ad_mode = "manual"; amzn_assoc_ad_type = "smart"; amzn_assoc_marketplace = "amazon"; amzn_assoc_region = "US"; amzn_assoc_design = "enhanced_links"; amzn_assoc_asins = "1612433634"; amzn_assoc_placement = "adunit"; amzn_assoc_linkid = "b46309752fcaba6cfad7e084a2261614"; amzn_assoc_tracking_id = "bbqbeat-20"; amzn_assoc_ad_mode = "manual"; amzn_assoc_ad_type = "smart"; amzn_assoc_marketplace = "amazon"; amzn_assoc_region = "US"; amzn_assoc_design = "enhanced_links"; amzn_assoc_asins = "1612439071"; amzn_assoc_placement = "adunit"; amzn_assoc_linkid = "ff037dacf35aa084a8e04d75680edcc6"; If you cook on either a kamado-style or offset style smoker, I encourage you to head over to Amazon.com and pick up one of these books, or both – if the situation applies! Oh, and follow him on Instagram @nibblemethis – where there’s always something delicious on the menu. Connect with Cheshire Pork and Joe Riscky If you’d like to learn more about Cheshire Pork, head on over to their site at cheshirepork.com.  You can also follow them on Instagram @cheshirepork. To learn more about Joe Risky’s Barbeque, check him out at joerisckysbarbeque.com.  Be sure to catch him on Instagram @joeriscky

Are you a sports betting sharp? A superfan? A casual dabbler? Chris Grove joins TheLines Podcast to talk about the various sports betting personas he has researched at Eilers & Krejcik Gaming. Then Matt Brown and Brett Collson break down a wild week of sports betting that included a Tiger Woods win at the Masters and one of the craziest comebacks in NBA Playoffs history.

In this episode of the Knup Sports Show -- Ryan does a short "preview" of the 2019 Betting on Sports America conference that takes place April 23-25 in New Jersey at the Meadowlands. Show Notes   Ryan Knuppel: 00:00 Hey what's up guys? It's Ryan Knuppel here, host of the Knup Sports Show. I'm back. Today, it's a pretty cool episode. Today I don't have anybody on. I'm not talking to anybody. I am simply going to preview the Betting on Sports America Conference. I'm heading to this conference next week. Today as I'm recording it is Wednesday. I am heading next week on Monday flying out to New York New Jersey heading to this conference, and I couldn't be more excited for it. First of all, thanks for tuning in. I appreciate each and every one of you listening to this. It means a lot to me to grow listeners to this podcast. I mean podcasting is something it comes natural to me. I love talking, I love talking sports. I love talking to people with people. It's kind of a natural progression of what I do offering content to people. My business kind of creates podcast content, video for others. This kind of serves as my home court, my home field, my home turf of podcasting. Thanks for tuning in, I appreciate it. Ryan Knuppel: 00:59 Again, today all I'm going to do is just talk. I'm talking about the Betting on Sports America conference. I'm super excited for this thing. I mean I've been in this industry now for gosh 15 years in some way or another. It's kind of funny because over the last 10 15 years, I've kind of been pretty quiet about it. I don't know if that's because it's always sports betting has always kind of been frowned upon or illegal in the United States. When people ask me what I do, I've kind of been a little shyer about it. "I write about sports. I'm in the sports industry" and usually leave out the sports betting detail. That's always kind of felt weird to me, like I'm trying to hide something, or like it's not a real business which obviously I'm making mid six figures with my business and having a great, great growth pattern, great success that it obviously is a business. Just talking about it being in the sports betting area has been just harder for me I guess. Ryan Knuppel: 01:56 Now, it's really ironic and really fun to see where the industry is moving here in the United States. Now, all of a sudden it's mainstream. Everybody's talking about sports betting and how it's legalizing in different states, and how "Now we're going to be able to bet from anywhere." I'm sitting here in my mind like, "Yeah this is my life. This is what I've lived for the past 15 years." All these conversations that are starting to happen now, these new sites popping up, these new people joining in the conversation is really exciting to me. It's really kind of given me new life and new purpose in this industry. This conference I mean it's set up to be the biggest in the United States so far, like 175 speakers all lined up, 60 exhibitors, I think over 1500 attendees are going to be there. There's going to be like 100 plus sports betting operators, sports clubs, all sorts of people are going to be there. Ryan Knuppel: 02:52 The coolest part is there's going to be people that I haven't met in person but I've worked with online for years over a decade in some cases. I already have several people that I'm lined up to meet, super excited to meet them in person when I'm going. That's really why I'm going. I'm super excited to go. My wife and I are going to go. She's not going to attend all the conferences, but she is going to the networking events. I had to buy a little special ticket for her. She can go to the conference, but she's probably just going to go to the networking events, since they are in pretty cool spots. I'll tell you a little bit more about those in a second. Let's preview this event a little bit. Let's talk about it before I go and then again I'll join on and I'll kind of give you a recap of how it went. First of all, where is it at? Ryan Knuppel: 03:37 It's at the Meadowlands Expo in New Jersey. Never been there, never been up north east, so I'm super excited to go to New Jersey and New York area. This venue should be first class, should be awesome. Like I said, I've never been there, so we're going to see what's up. Also heading to New York, like I said some of the networking events are down there. I'll talk about those in a second. I'm heading down there a few times. Then after the event, my wife and I are staying for two to three more days, and we're just going to experience New York. We're going to stay in Manhattan, go check out Central Park, do all the tourist-y stuff that you would do down there. If any of you listeners have great restaurants or are possibly in New York, hit me up. I'd love to hear what you have to say there. Shoot me a message on social media wherever you can find me anywhere, @ryanknuppel or at Knup Sports, at Knup Solutions wherever you want to find me. Let me know what should I do in New York? Ryan Knuppel: 04:30 What should I see in my two, three days that I'm there after the event? Excited about that. I mean the schedule of this event it's really a three day event. It's Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday for the most part. Tuesday is kind of slow. It's going to be more, I think there's a sports betting master class that I'm really looking forward to going to. How much this really applies to me I don't know, but I'm here to learn guys. I just want to learn. I want to soak it all up. I want to understand what people are talking about in the space. There's a betting masterclass that's going to look at how odds are formed and things like that, things that I probably already know, but now they're teaching the United States people and sports book operators and upcoming people how this stuff works. I'm really curious to hear what that's all about. Ryan Knuppel: 05:14 I think there's a esports insider thing. I'm not a big esports guy but hey, I may sit in and listen as well. Then the big piece on Tuesday night is the pre registration networking free drinks at the 40/40 Club, Jay-Z's club in New York. That's going to be awesome. I'll talk again about that in a bit. Then on Wednesday really the fun begins. The exhibit's open, a bunch of tracks you can go to, a bunch of conferences that just has a whole number of tracks that you can pick and choose from and pop into and go to. I haven't laid out my detailed schedule on what I'm doing as far as tracks go, but I'm sure I'll pop into many of them, learn so many things, and go from there. There's an affiliate insider master class, I'm excited to hear this. I've been in the affiliate space forever. I serve many affiliates, I work with affiliates. All my clients are affiliates or many of them. This is going to be a good one. I'm excited to learn something here and hopefully take something back to my clients from this as well. Ryan Knuppel: 06:16 Then there's more networking afterwards I think at the Meadowlands rooftop bar that night for the official party and reception. Then we fast forward to Thursday and there's more tracks, the sports betting track, a state of the nation track, demystifying sports betting track. There's a whole bunch of different sessions in there that I'm going to go there as well to learn and just learn more, and then a closing networking party at the Sky Room in New York. This is supposed to be one of the most beautiful roof top bars in New York going from there. Then on Friday, I think there is a horse racing networking event, but I'm probably not going to that unless the week goes differently than planned and all of a sudden I need to go to this or want to go to this. We'll see how that goes. As far as the speakers go, like I said, there's over 170 of them. There's a ton of speakers that are speaking in some manner at this event. Ryan Knuppel: 07:09 There's a whole number that I'm really excited to hear, probably a list of 30 40 already that I have that I'm like, "Man I want to hear them. I want to talk to them." A couple of them I'll give you why and maybe a couple stories about why I want to talk to them or hear them speak. I'm excited for Ryan Howard and Brian Westbrook being a part of that Capital group that's going to talk. For one, I mean I'm kind of from the mid west and Ryan Howard is a St. Louis guy. I've been a baseball fan forever, so excited to hear what he has to say being an ex pro athlete. Brian Westbrook I have friends here in Orlando that are really good friends with Brian, so I'm excited to kind of talk to him and let him know that I have common friends, common interests and common friends back here in Orlando. Ryan Knuppel: 07:53 Then another one I want to hear is [Nick Bonaddio 00:07:56] from [Fanduel 00:07:57] Group. I've had him on a podcast interview in the past on this show actually, and talked to Nick back I don't know it was probably a year ago. I'm excited to connect with him in person, talk to him after he speaks and just see what he has going on. I'm excited to hear from Brian Musburger of the VSiN Network. I mean I know that's an exploding area, exploding network, so I'm excited to hear what he has to say. Then there's just guys in the industry. Ryan Knuppel: 08:21 There's guys that are, I'm a media guy, I'm talking, I'm writing, I'm in the content business. Chris Grove, Dustin Gouker, Brett Smiley, Dan Back all these kinds of guys I mean there's hundreds of them at this event. Those are some of the names that I'm excited to hear what they have to say and meet them in person. Some of them I have already met, but I'm excited to meet others in person as well as we go. Again, the speaker list is huge. I'll put a link in the show notes here of all the speakers that are out there and of the agenda of this thing so you can check it out. It's going to be quite an experience and quite and event. I'm really excited about it. Ryan Knuppel: 08:59 Now, I think the biggest piece that I'm excited about, and probably the biggest reason I'm going is for the networking. I love to network. I think in this industry in any industry it's true that your net worth is your network. I'm excited to meet people. I'm excited to connect with people. I'm excited to connect others with other people. That's one thing that I enjoy doing, meeting people, understanding what they need, and then looking into my extended network and seeing who can help them. Even if it's not me that can help them, sometimes it is, but sometimes it's not. Sometimes I have somebody in my network that can help them. I'm excited to do a lot of that and just connect people with the right people from this event, and do what I can my small part in the networking space. I'm going to attend all those events. I'm going to be there the whole time, very excited. Ryan Knuppel: 09:46 The first one like I said, Jay-Z's trendy sports bar. Oh man, I cannot wait for this. In New York City, never been to New York I mean let alone going to a Jay-Z sports bar. It's going to be awesome. It looks like a great place. Like I said, my wife is going to be able to go with me, so she'll be able to experience all of this as well. If you're going to be there, if you're listening to this and you're going to be there, please, please, please look me up, shoot me a message. Let's find the time to connect at any of these networking events. Even if we just talk for a few minutes, I'd love to say hello and just get to know you and understand what you are doing in this industry. Again, it's a fun industry, and I've been in it a long time. Now, I'm really interested in what you're doing as well. The second one is the Betting on Sports America official networking party. Ryan Knuppel: 10:29 This is right there at the Meadowlands I believe it's a roof top networking party. It's the home of the FanDuel Sportsbook, they're in New Jersey. We're going to kind of get a behind the scenes tour of the Sportsbook. We're going to see some awesome views of The Hudson, to The Manhattan, complimentary food and drinks of course. We're just excited for this one as well. That's on I believe on Wednesday. Then on Thursday is the closing networking party. This one is from the roof top bar in Manhattan at the Sky Room, that's going to be amazing as well. Again, complimentary food and drinks, the sports betting hall of fame right around there. That's going to be cool to see. Oh man, just all sorts of great experiences and great times. If you're at any of these, if you're planning on going to any of these, please hit me up, holler at me. I'd love to get together with you. What are my goals of this? Why am I going to this event? Why am I so excited about this event? Ryan Knuppel: 11:20 I've kind of talked about most of this already, but let me lay out what my goals are for this event. First of all, as I just said from the networking, I want to meet and connect with as many people as possible. I have already started a list. I'm a planner, I'm an organizer. I'm a kind of a freak type project managing guy. I've already started a list of people and when I'm going to meet them, how I'm going to meet them, when I'm going to connect with them. You're probably already on that list, but if you're not, please let me know if you're going to be there, holler at me and we will connect and talk and understand how maybe we can help each other. You never know, the more people you talk to, the more understanding of others you are, and the more ways you can figure out how to help each other get to where you want to be in business. Then the second reason I'm there is to get to where I want to be in business, right? Ryan Knuppel: 12:07 I mean again, I provide content. My business provides content in this space. I do consulting. I want to become a speaker, all of the stuff in the sports betting industry. I'm going here to find new clients. I'd love to find some new work. I'd love to partner with some people and provide content for them, do some consulting for them, speak at their events. I'm going to connect and really find more work. I'd love to grow at this event. I can't imagine a better spot, a place where hundreds or thousands of people in my niche are going to be ... oh man, it's just going to be amazing. I can't wait. I really hope to grow a few clients and go from there. The third reason is to simply learn. I want to learn everything I can. I want to soak up all of the information and advice and tips that come from this. Even if it's not necessarily in my wheelhouse, I think the more you know, the wider your knowledge base is, the more powerful you are. Ryan Knuppel: 13:03 I'm excited to learn just learn all about the sports betting industry. I feel like I know a lot, but you can never know it all. Understanding how New Jersey is doing with the legalized sports betting, what other states are coming on board, and just how that whole thing is working is very intriguing to me. Excited to learn from all the experts here at this event. Then lastly, I mean it's kind of a goal of mine to speak at this event next year. I'm kind of going to try to connect with people. I'm going to soak up every ounce of how this works. Hopefully, you'll see me back at Betting on Sports America 2020, and you'll see me on that speaker list, that's kind of one of my goals. I'm going to try to make that happen from this event here. There you go, that's a lot to hear. Ryan Knuppel: 13:50 That's a preview of the 2019 Betting on Sports America Conference in New Jersey taking place next week April 23rd through the 25th I believe are the dates, April 23rd through the 25th. Excited to fly into New York, New Jersey, excited to go to this conference, learn and connect with each and every one of you. If you enjoyed this, please share it on social media, or just let me know. Holler at me on LinkedIn, anywhere. Let me know that you did listen to it. Lastly, a quick little plug, I'm also looking to interview anybody that wants to talk about what they do, talk about sports betting, talk about this industry, that's what this show's here for. It's an open platform that I can talk to people and just do what I want. I would really love to connect with you. Hit me up, let's talk. Let's schedule an interview time. Maybe we can even get your product or service or whatever you do out to a broader audience. Ryan Knuppel: 14:44 My goal is to help you do that with this podcast. Thanks again for tuning into the Knup Sports Show. I am Ryan Knuppel. From here, from there have a great day. We'll talk to y'all soon. Bye-bye. Resources Betting on Sports America 2019 website Interview with Nik Bonaddio on my show. I refer to Knup Sports often in my show. That's our sports passion site. Check out KnupSports.com here. If you are looking for my services you can find more information on the Knup Solutions website. Listen to more episodes of the Knup Sports Show. Contact Ryan LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanknuppel Email: knupsports@gmail.com

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Episode 28 What's on tap:  Chris Grove, creator of “Nibble Me This“, stopped by to talk about his website and growth.  In the 2nd segment, Chad Ward of Whiskey Bent BBQ (and now with Traeger Grills), joined me to talk about competition barbecue.  See…

Welcome to Floor 9! This week we are live from Austin, Texas at the South by Southwest festival (SXSW). Each year the Lab heads down to Austin to meet with emerging startups, experience brand activations, and discover the trends coming out of SXSW that brands need to know about. We are joined this week by special guests Chris Grove, VP US Production, and Suraj Ghandi, SVP, Group Director, from UM Studios. After five frantic days on the ground and a bit too much brisket we talked about the trends coming out of SXSW and did a temperature check on where the industry heading in 2018. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cybersecurity threats have increased dramatically as sophisticated, nation-state developed hacking programs have been leaked to the general public. Now, common criminals have high-tech tools at their disposal with the capability to cause serious damage. As such, the power industry must take precautions and upgrade security to keep systems safe. While regulations provide a minimum security standard, companies that aren't going above and beyond the government's requirements are likely to be setting themselves up as "low-hanging fruit," that is, easy targets for hackers. In this episode of The POWER Podcast, Chris Grove, director of industrial security with Indegy, offers some tips for keeping bad actors out of power plants. Gaining visibility into systems is an important first step. Once companies understand what risks they're exposed to, getting a broad-based team of both information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) experts involved to develop solutions to mitigate the risks is a logical subsequent step. Investing in good security can pay dividends in the end.

Sarah O’Kelly pays a visit to Saltwater Brewery in Delray Beach, Florida. Saltwater recently hit the headlines for developing a solution to the problem of six-pack rings damaging the environment and endangering wildlife. Their six-pack rings, or yokes, are made from the by-products of the brewing process. Not only are they harmless to the environment, they are edible and will gradually disintegrate in water, freeing any creatures trapped within them. Of course, Sarah took the opportunity to test a few beers too. Quite a few, in fact. Stand by for delicious craft brews with hints of chocolate and coffee. Some people get all the good gigs, right? A huge thank you to Saltwater Brewery President and co-founder Chris Grove and brewmaster Dustin Jeffers for giving us so much of their valuable time. Sarah O’Kelly is the creator and owner of Skippers Review, a superb review and recommendation website for the marine leisure industry. When not drinking beer, Sarah can be found, quite sober, at the helm of her Boston whaler or treading the boards as a stage actress. She is based in Boca Raton.

Catch up on the legalities of DFS & online poker with Chris Grove and prep for your fantasy draft with Tyler Loechner from Pro Football Focus.... this week on Under The Gun Join us LIVE every Wednesday, from 4–5pm PDT on CrushLivePoker.tv! Check out poker strategy podcasts at https://crushlivepoker.com/

Great guests including Negreanu, Lon McEachern, Jared Tendler and Chris Grove this on Under the Gun. Join us LIVE every Wednesday, from 4–5pm PDT on CrushLivePoker.tv! Check out poker strategy podcasts at https://crushlivepoker.com/

This week Tuck talks to Chris Grove from the Online Poker Report about the latest on the legal situation of DFS and online poker. He also talks with Eliot Roe about tilt issues and discusses this week's NFL fantasy with Renee Miller. Join us LIVE every Wednesday, from 4–5pm PDT on CrushLivePoker.tv! Check out poker strategy podcasts at https://crushlivepoker.com/

New permanent co-host Robert Dellafave joins Mark on the show to talk about the WSOP, including the massive Colossus event and cheating allegations at the $10k Heads Up NLHE event. Then, Chris Grove bids farewell to the Rabbit Hunt, but not before talking about the worsening situation in California and turning to New Jersey to see how affiliates are doing in the Garden State.

On this edition of Native American Gaming, host Valerie Red-Horse will be joined by Chris Grove and independent consultant consultant focusing in the regulated online gambling market and Victoria Parrott, Founder and CEO of Lucky 7 Angels. Be sure to set a reminder and tune in, this will definitely not be a show to miss!

On this edition of Native American Gaming, host Valerie Red-Horse will be joined by Chris Grove and independent consultant consultant focusing in the regulated online gambling market and Victoria Parrott, Founder and CEO of Lucky 7 Angels. Be sure to set a reminder and tune in, this will definitely not be a show to miss!

Hour 1: My first guest tonight is Matt Dalton from Leftcoast Q BBQ Team. Lefcoast just won the Ultimate BBQ Showdown East Vs. West in Wildomer, CA this past weekend. Matt will recpa the event and we will also talk about some hot-button BBQ topics as well. Creator of Nibble Me This, a wonderful BBQ and Grilling website, Chris Grove will join me to close the first hour. Chirs is going to cover his new quest of competition BBQ, hit some recently gotten products and talk a bit about his other ventures. Hour 2: Leading off the second hour interview segment is HomeBBQ.com pitmaster, Kevin Bevington. Are you considering an off-set pit but a little unsure as to how to build and maintain a proper fire? Kevin has years of experience on off-set cookers and will give us some insight on the right way to start and keep a good fire. We will also talk about the Outdoor Cooking Channel, Certified Angus Beef and more. Closing the show is monthly contributor, and creator of Scott Roberts Web, Scott Roberts. Scott will be reviewing some new BBQ sauce and rubs and he will also update us on his website.

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The Total Tutor and Darci Hyman will interview Dr. Naheed Ali. We will Discuss obesity problem in public schools which can lead to diabetes. Also. The Total Tutor and Chris Grove will interview Dr. Stephen Guffanti. He is a ADHD expert. You will be shocked about what he has to say about ADHD.

Here is the latest Total Education Hour. The Total Tutor Neil Haley, Bronx Teacher, Chris Grove, and Darci Hyman interviewed Geno Bianco. Geno is a former Pittsburgh Public School math teacher who got screwed over by his principal. Geno will tell his story on my show.

The Total Tutor and Chris Grove will discuss topics in education.

We talk ribs with Big Bob Gibsons Red Sauce - interview Chris Grove of NibbleMeThis.com - Scott reviews Bhut Jolokia Brownies Full show notes are here: HotSauceWeekly.com    

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