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Al Pompiere or Da Giggetto?
Going to Rome for 4 days and am obsessing about my restaurant choice. We only have time for one Jewish Ghetto restaurant - anyone have an opinion on which is better? I've already booked Pierluigi for one meal and Il Bacaro for another. I'm thinking of Matricianella for the last night or possible La Rosetta for fish but I'm open to other suggestions. Italian friends suggested Lagana or Corsetti but haven't found anything on either one. Also, have read good things about La Gensola. Anyone know if it's better than any of my other choices? Also, do I need to make reservations for all these places before I get there? Ah me, so much food, so little time. Thanks for any help.
I went to Da Giggetto last summer for a friend's birthday. Despite having made reservations, we had to wait about 45 minutes (we WERE a large group, about 10 - but it was obvious that they'd just lost the reservation). We were seated outside once they could push the tables together. I had the sweetbreads which were AWESOME and also a fried artichoke, which for the life of me I couldn't figure out how to eat. (It just seemed so sharp! That's probably my lack of expertise, not theirs!) Anyway, everyone seemed to really enjoy their food, including me, and the absolutely gorgeous setting. We tried to go back once but they were closed, so we went just next door (can't remember the name) - it was pretty awful and a worse deal for the price. So if you go, enjoy it, but don't go next door!
We just returned and I went through the same process of agonizing over our one dinner in Rome. As it turned out, I had two (airline delay). La Matricianella was fabulous, near the spanish steps, wonderfully happy, delicious pasta with mushrooms and an artichoke appetizer served by fun waiter. We didn't feel we'd gone wrong. My other meal at Orzo 80 wasn't as rewarding. I had the much heralded antipasto and nothing tasted as flavorful as I'd hoped.
We had a fine meal at Al Pompiere a few years back. Its a nice setting, upstairs in an old palace. At that time they offered a special tourist lunch deal - two courses, whichever you wanted - from their menu for a fixed price. Worked for us. their meats were excellent, the artichoke ditto. Must have been on a thursday because coda was on offer and was great.
More recently, we walked by Da Gigetto at lunchtime - it was open but totally empty - went instead to Sora Margherita nearby and had an excellent meal in a packed, friendly room. So I cant comment on the food of the latter, only on their seeming lack of lunchtime popularity among locals during a non-tourist season. Maybe their prices are more geared to a fancy dinner.
Da Gigetto: isn't this where they are eating in Fellini's Roma? Reason enough to eat there. But I think Al Pompiere might be slightly better quality (I've eaten at both but not on the same trip, so grain of salt). They are both great.
Rosetta is great, but for me too expensive without being great enough to be so expensive. Matricianella is the way to go, and reserve ahead (you need not reserve from the States though). I would eat here every night of my life if I could.
If you like adventurous cuts of meat, think of a meal at Checchino dal 1887, it is stupendous. One of the great restaurants in the world.
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i lived in rome for 5 years and da gigetto and al pompiere are both great and i think either will be a wonderful and delicious experience. in my opinion, al pompiere is a more formal place and da gigetto seems more roman and lively. i also think the fried artichokes are better at da gigetto. if you have time, explore the monti area. good restaurants and a good wine bar. if its your first time in rome, try to go to trastevere to eat and walk around.
enjoy rome!
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Can you provide names of restaurants in the Monti area. There have been posts on la Forchetta d'Oro, Trattoria Monti (why can't I find this place when I go to the specified address - always seems there is a metal shutter door - am I missing something?), and La Cicala e La Formica. Do you have others? Will be there in early December and would like to find some new places.
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An article on Monti in the NYT from May - Taverna Romana (Via Madonna dei Monti, 79, 39-06-474-5325)
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Trattoria Monti is located at Via San Vito 13a and their phone number is 06-446-6573. A good wine bar I sued to go to in Monti was Al Vino Al Vino, cant remember exact address. Another good place to eat in Rome where my Roman friends would take me to is the Celio area, near the Colliseum. There are 2 good restaurants side by side on Via Celimontana called Pizzeria Luzzi and Le Naumachie. When I lived in Rome from 1998-2003 everyone was Italian when I ate there. I am Italian/Canadian and speak Italian so it was fine for me. The waiters all spoke the Roman dialect and it was always lively. Last year, I vacationed in Italy and ate al both these places and surprisingly there were lots of tourists and the restaurants lost some of their Roman charm. The food was still very good and prices were also reasonable. Perhaps they were mentioned in a guide book....who knows?
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We had a couple meals at Trattoria Luzzi over Christmas holidays 2004-5, with a big family group - we were renting in the nabe, highly recommended. It was cheap and local but the pizzas were not outstanding, salads minimal and other dishes acceptable but not outstanding - if you go there, look around and see what the locals are ordering, offmenu. The grilled fish was quite good. For Pizza in that area, we preferred Pizzeria Forum, on the first long block of Via San Giovanni Laterano up from the Colosseum - it looks dubious and touristic when you look in - the main dining area is in the rear. Servers are mostly from the balkans so there can be language issues, but the place IS neapolitan and the pizza, thicker and breadier than the thin Roman version, can be good. There is also a good bakery on that block, selling bread from the Castelli Romani by the kg. - the Genzano is particularly delicious (Volpetti is also a source for these great breads) When we were there they were serving pasta alla vongole to tables of italian businessmen as well as a neapolitan christmas bread of which they were very proud - good!. There apps on display, not on menu, also looked good.
ps, Tratt Luzzi is in TimeOut - maybe that explains the tourists.
Cant comment of LeNaumachie, tho it was on our corner and mostly empty when we walked by, it was mobbed on New Years Eve .
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What restaurants would you recommend in the Trastevere area? My daughter is there as an exchange student living in an apartment in Trastevere. She just arrived there and is moving into her apartment today. She'll have 5 weeks there and will have a side trip to Florence.
I can't comment on Da Giggetto, but had a great meal at Al Pompiere last January. We were there for a lunch, and it was nearly empty ( as were most places that time of year). We had the wonderful fried artichoke to start, and I had one of the best spaghetti carbonaras that I have ever had in my life. It was really rich tasting without being overly heavy.
Hope this helps...
Just returned last week. I had lunch at Al Pompiere by myself ---- fried artichoke, squash blossom, baccala, and then the lamb with artichokes and olives. Wonderful, fantastic meal in a beautiful location. Also had dinner one evening at Al Rampa near the Spanish Steps, and had the plate of appetizers ---- must have had 40 choices in the antipasto buffet. Be sure to go to San Crispino's and have the merinue and hazelnut gelato. Enjoy!
Thanks to all for your responses. We just got back from Italy and I have a few recommendations of my own. For hotel: In spite of some bad reviews on this site, we adored Hotel Raphael. It's in a perfect spot just off Piazza Navona but on a quiet side street. We walked everywhere. The rooms (at least the deluxe) are designed by Richard Meier so they're quite austere, which at first was disconcerting in lavishly decorated Rome. But the room was large, truly comfortable, and the bathroom -- with double sinks, double shower and a tub that fit two -- both efficient and romantic. Service was discreetly good without being unctuous or overbearing. Not cheap, but well worth it. Restaurants (all in the area): Montevecchio - tiny and good, lots of Italians.
Pierluigi - filled with tourists, but in fact, had a fabulous pasta with truffles that was the high point of this trip. And considering what truffles cost in the U.S., it was amazingly cheap (25E) for a truly smothered dish.
Quinzi & Gabrielli - Good, but not great. Especially not if you've eaten at Le Bernardin or anything like it. Decor is kind of shabby and they try to make it more by decking the waiters out in tuxedos. Service good but just a little too faux friendly. Still convivial, although mostly tourists and not entirely worth the money.
Angoletto - my absolute favorite, recommended by the concierge (!), in a tiny piazza off the Pantheon. Mostly Italians, truly happy friendly service, great vongole veraci. I wanted more truffles but they were out of them and the waiter actually tried to call a friend at another restaurant to see if he could get them for me. I settled for porcinis which were, in fact, divine.
Also, had a great tour of the Jewish Ghetto with Micaela Pavoncello (www.jewishroma.com) whose family has been there for many generations. It's expensive (especially when you consider you can join a group tour for 12E)but it's a truly personal/edgy point of view. It's also fun to see how everyone in the ghetto seems to know her and love her.
So much to do, so little time. Have to go back.
la gensola is brilliant. our waiter mario is quite a character... if you can't entirely comprehend italian, he's happy to help decipher the menu and makes excellent suggestions. la gensola was by far the best restaurant we ate at while in rome and it is remarkably affordable. it's clear that great care goes into making the meal...we had perfectly tender and crispy fried baby squids, the best carbonara we've ever eaten...not too heavy, with a fantastically flavorful bacon, also, rigatoni with monkfish ragu was heavenly. then sea bass and a chocolate cake that was light and warm...served with fresh whipped cream. i wish every meal we had in rome was that good! avoid at all costs da gigetto if great food is an object. it's terribly touristy (some italians out front but mostly tourists inside and out back) and a very poor value. the food is bland. seems hastily prepared. everything about it unremarkable including the atmosphere (despite it's appearance in one of cinema's great classic films.). the food was beyond mediocre.... i felt like we were eating at a tourist trap in little italy or the north end. we came to rome for this? so sadly, its reputation exceeds reality. the fried artichokes are ok. not stellar. however, the other restaurant we loved( in addition to gensola, our number one pick) is osteria del pegno not far from via coronari. sea bass with a potato crust. wow! fabulous. we didn't love the rabbit, (too bony but perfectly prepared) but the pastas, contorni and antipasto were all wonderful. romantic spot, too. a rare combo of nice atmosphere and stellar food. not super warm service, but not rude either. and as others have mentioned, cul de sac near the piazza navona is a nice place to cool off and have a solid meal when walking about the city.
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Yup, Mario is right out of "Prizzi's Honor." Affable and spot on with his recs. We had a very nice lunch at Gensola last year. Claudio, the owner/chef, is also quite a character. Animated and bearded. Cranks out nice Sicilian seafood dishes.
The key to Giggetto is to grab a ring side seat outside facing the great sights - Synagogia, Teatro, Portico d'Ottavia - and don't stray from basic offerings (fried artichokes).


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One Layer Gluten Free Chocolate Cake with Almond Coffee Frosting
This is a wonderful size cake to make when you're only having one or two guests over or have a small family. I like to make small cakes so that I am not tempted to continually eat sweets. The combination … finish reading One Layer Gluten Free Chocolate Cake with Almond Coffee Frosting
Gluten Free Cupcakes Recipe and Strawberry Whipped Cream or Frosting
A classic, yellow, gluten free cupcakes recipe topped with strawberry whipped cream, and garnished with chocolate leaves and strawberry wedges. Freeze them and then thaw. Serve cold for a summer treat.
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Easter is a month away, but I wanted to provide you with this frosting recipe and instructions on how to make grass frosting ahead of time. I'm in the Easter spirit already. This way, you have plenty of time to … finish reading How to Make Grass Frosting & Gluten Free Green Frosting Recipe
Gluten Free Royal Icing Recipe used for Decorating
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Gluten Free Buttercream Frosting (Professional-Style & Corn-Free)
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These sandwich cookies taste rich and buttery and have a lovely lemon filling. The recipe has been in our family since the 1950s, when my mother got it from a French friend in her club. Mom always made them at Christmas, and now my sister and I do the same. -Phyllis Dietz Westland, Michigan
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Prep: 25 min. + chilling Bake: 10 min.
3/4 cup butter, softened
1/2 cup sugar
1 egg yolk
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2 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 cup finely chopped walnuts
3 tablespoons butter, softened
4-1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
3/4 teaspoon grated orange peel
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2 drops yellow food coloring, optional
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W8 downgrade -> Windows 7 doesn't detect HDD during install [FIX!]
Maybe this will help some people. It's a little easier alternative if you're in the same situation I am.
->Purchased new laptop with Windows 8.1 factory installed
->Purchased on April 14, 2014
->Laptop has UEFI motherboard
->HDD is setup w/ GPT
->Inserted Windows 7 Professional DVD
->Windows 7 setup cannot find a HDD / requests drivers
1.) Right-click your start button on the Desktop
2.) Choose "Disk Management"
3.) Right-click on your main HDD and choose "Shrink volume"
4.) Choose whatever size
5.) Right-click on the newly created unallocated space and choose "New Simple Volume"
6.) Do NOT format this volume
7.) Insert your DVD/USB/load ISO/whatever and start Windows 7 Setup
8.) I chose not to go online and get the newest updates, but that's up to you
9.) Choose your newly created simple volume
10.) Let setup continue as normal (Your installation will now find the hard drive(s) and partition(s))
11.) Once you're booted into Windows 7, right-click on computer and choose "manage"
12.) Go back to "Disk Management," and delete all your other partitions.
13.) Right-click on your Windows 7 Partition and choose "Expand this volume"
14.) You've essentially performed a clean install
If this proves to be a useful method for anyone else who's recently purchased a Windows 8 computer and is looking to (up)downgrade to Windows 7, I'll update it to be more in-depth and include pictures.
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As this is a OEM manufacturer's PC with Pre-installed Windows 8/8.1.
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Also you will need to use a USB 2.0 port, as there are no USB 3.0 drivers in Windows 7.
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I know, Windows 7 was purchased. I was just sharing how I installed it.
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GoldieBlox hopes for another viral video encouraging girl engineers
GoldieBlox – the California-based company geared toward getting girls from ages 4 to 9 interested in engineering – is out with another video it's hoping will go viral.
The company had phenomenal success with the video it launched in November, which featured a Rube Goldberg-style Princess machine built by girls bored with the toys such as princesses and dolls offered in "the pink aisle." It's garnered more than 1.8 million views to date. The young company also won a Superbowl commercial.
This newest video (watch below) features a girl stating, "This is your brain on princess," as she sends an egg decorated with makeup, long hair and a crown careering through a contraption using wheels, axles and other engineering tools. The egg stops along the way next to signs featuring STEM statistics such as "girls lose confidence in math and science as young as age 7" and "only 13 percent of engineers are women."
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The company launched the video in time for Easter -- hence the egg -- hoping parents will include a GoldieBlox kit in their daughters' Easter baskets. GoldieBlox kits feature a girl inventor named Goldie, who builds simple machines to solve problems in her life. Each kit comes with a book starring Goldie in the midst of a situation. In "GoldieBlox and the Dunk Tank," for instance, Goldie struggles to give her uncooperative dog, Nacho, a bath, until she invents a dunk tank for him. In building the kit, girls learn about hinges.
"We created this video to showcase the creativity of our toys but, more importantly, to shine a light on some pretty staggering statistics within the world of STEM," Debbie Sterling, an engineer and founder of GoldieBlox, told Newsday in an email. "Fun, thought-provoking videos have been a huge component of the GoldieBlox narrative, and we think they continue to be a great way to get our message and mission out to a lot of people. If this video is able to encourage our girls to challenge not only themselves but also societal norms, then we've done our job."
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GM has received $15.4 billion in federal loans and is a little more than two weeks away from a government-imposed deadline to finish a restructuring plan or be sent into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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A St. Johns County deputy rescued a 12-year-old boy from the ocean on Thursday after the boy was caught in a strong current south of the Vilano Beach jetties.
Deputy T.C. Coward was on routine beach patrol at 6 p.m. when a woman approached him to tell him two people appeared to be in distress in the water.
Coward saw the boy, Austin Wesp of St. Augustine, being taken out to sea by the current and yelling for help. Coward took off his duty belt and equipment, grabbed a life vest from the patrol vehicle and went after Wesp, who was about 40-50 yards away from shore.
Coward reached Wesp and with assistance from an unidentified man with a surfboard, the two brought Wesp to the beach.
Channel 4 spoke with Coward on Friday, and he said he didn't see his act as heroism.
"I don't see it that way, doing what I was trained to do," Coward said. "Been a swimmer all my life, so I knew I could go out and get them. But I didn't want two people to be out there in distress, because he was quite a ways."
Wesp and two other children had entered the water and been immediately overcome by waves and rough current, but the two other children were able to make it back to shore on their own.
All three were treated at the scene for minor injuries by County Fire/Rescue personnel.
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The Food and Wine Weekend just past was a huge success, and everyone had fun. What a weekend it was, with beautiful weather in Aspen, clear skies and very warm temperatures. We got to welcome our Food and Wine visitors with fun times for all! In addition to Food and Wine events, the activities of summer are all underway. What a great time to be here! There are new flowers up all over town, and here at Aspen Square. The Wheeler Fountain is always a big hit with kids, and a sure sign that vacation time is here. Aspen is ready for a busy and fun summer time!
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Independence Pass is open for the summer season, offering amazing views all along the way between Aspen and Twin Lakes, and on through Leadville and to Copper Mtn at I-70. The pass normally closes in late October. It is a dramatic and beautiful drive over the Continental Divide, and well worth the trip! Taking the pass also cuts off about 45 minutes on the trip between Denver and Aspen. The views are amazing up on top, and as you follow the Roaring Fork river from its start. Don't forget your camera. If you are driving to Aspen, take the pass -- it's an amazing trip!
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Aspen's Annual Food and Wine Classic starts on June 17, a unique gathering of food and wine fans from all across the nation. Participants enjoy food demonstrations and seminars, wine programs, amazing wine maker dinners at night in some of Aspen's top restaurants, and the Grand Tastings in the giant tents set up in Wagner Park. The huge tents are going up now, and we are getting ready! It is an amazing event, and great early summer starter. Day tickets are still available: 1-888-290-1324.


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A Fremont man is suing the state of Nebraska, saying his constitutional rights were violated when he was required to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings even though he objected to the organization's religious foundation.
Marvin Sundquist was issued a probationary massage therapist license and ordered to attend AA meetings in order to move off probationary status. Sundquist says the Nebraska Attorney General's Office moved to revoke his massage therapy license in December when he objected to mandatory AA attendance.
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Offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer flipped a coin Monday and asked Chad Pennington to call it in the air. The winner would earn the right to work with the first-team offense on the opening day of organized team activities.
``Chad called heads and I thought I had a good chance because I'm a guy that generally calls tails,'' Kellen Clemens said Thursday after the Jets' third OTA session, but first open to the media. ``It was heads all the way.''
Score one for Pennington, who spent the offseason hearing trade rumors and wondering what his role would be if he remained with New York. Well, he's still with the Jets - a surprise to some - and hasn't considered whether he'd accept being a backup this year.
``That's just not in my thought process,'' said Pennington, entering his ninth season. ``I think anytime you think about that, you're already there.''
So begins what's expected to be a summer-long competition between Pennington and Clemens for the starting job.
``It's been clearly communicated there's a quarterback controversy right now, an awesome competition,'' Clemens said.
When asked if it's actually a controversy, Clemens quickly backtracked.
``I used the wrong word on that,'' said Clemens who started seven of the final eight games last season. ``It's a competition. It really is. Some people will try to make it a controversy between Chad and I. It's a friendly competition.''
Neither quarterback had numbers to be excited about last season. Pennington threw for 1,765 yards, 10 touchdowns and nine interceptions, while Clemens had 1,529 yards passing with five TDs and 10 INTs in his second NFL season. The Jets improved their offensive line this offseason, signing left guard Alan Faneca and right tackle Damien Woody, which could open the running game more - and, in turn, help the passing game.
``A quarterback controversy is not new to me,'' said Faneca, who saw his share of them with Pittsburgh. ``I've seen it work out well, and it's a part of this business.''
o so, and Pennington made no trade demands.
``You know what? This is the place for me to be,'' Pennington said. ``I feel good about my situation.''
Coach Eric Mangini has spoken with both quarterbacks and maintains that the competition will be judged on simple criteria.
``It'll come down to the same sort of evaluation of who manages the game the best, and then also who gives us the best chance to win,'' Mangini said.
Pennington, who's alternating with Clemens leading the first-teamers through the team's 15 scheduled OTAs, has been through this before. He beat out popular veteran Vinny Testaverde in 2002, and then held off Clemens, Brooks Bollinger and Patrick Ramsey in 2006 while recovering from a second major shoulder operation.
``If you were here in '06, then you know what the deal is,'' Pennington said. ``It's nothing new. Nothing is surprising.''
The Jets know exactly what they have in Pennington. He's a terrific game manager who tends to keep mistakes to a minimum, and makes most of the throws, albeit without the strongest of arms. Pennington also is a winner, going 32-29 as a starter and leading New York to three playoff appearances.
``I believe in myself,'' he said. ``I believe that when I play quarterback, our team has an excellent chance to win. That's not me making it up. That's proven, that's on record, and I believe in that strongly.''
Clemens' body of work is obviously more limited and the Jets are unsure if the 2006 second-rounder is truly the future of the team. He showed some flashes last season and has a strong arm, but his pocket presence and decision-making have been questioned.
``It certainly isn't the first time that I've competed for a spot or that Chad has competed for a spot,'' he said. ``It's something that we embrace.''
Notes: Rookies won't show up until Friday, and only two veterans weren't in attendance Thursday: tight end Chris Baker, angry that the Jets refused to renegotiate his contract after a career-high 41 catches last season, and safety Abram Elam, grieving the death of his older brother, Donald, killed last Friday in a shooting in Florida. ... The line of the day came from Mangini when he was asked about the physical condition of hefty defensive tackle Kris Jenkins: ``He makes 360 (pounds) look good,'' he said, drawing laughs. ``I wish I could say the same.''


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Cloud security is in a state of flux. Actually it's not really, but discussion is rife across the industry regarding the general state of cloud data and application welfare. Questions flutter surrounding whether particular services are secure, whether multi-tenant clouds can be locked down and whether "spun down" instances of cloud servers will remain secure so that old customer data is deleted and non-accessible.
So where are we headed with the general consensus on cloud security just now?
A cloud is just a server
Of course we should start out from first principles and look to comments made by the big name cloud providers who have pointed out that the cloud is only as secure as the controls you place upon it i.e. virtualised hosting services do not come with "security included" as some sort of free gift... and so a cloud server, is really just a server, but delivered as a service.
So how do we now move to mitigate risks in any given cloud deployment scenario and at what point do we bring the shielding defences to bear upon the data that we seek to protect? Should we look to endpoint security controls as a primary security consideration, or should we focus on network back doors themselves, or both?
Companies such as F5 Networks appear to already be working at the IP address layer to provide more tailored network architectures with better "resource visibility" as applications need to deal with the daily duress of real-world data flows.
But are IP intelligence and application delivery controls enough? These technologies seek to champion the "automation" of application protection mechanisms where they may be enforced. Vendors in this space are also fond of talking about "contextual awareness" i.e. not just for applications so that they can gauge user requirements more intuitively, but also for cloud network traffic controls that can identify and filter data via a Content Delivery Network (CDN) if it appears to be malicious.
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In basic terms, we have a multiplicity of application controls, data transport vectors and network gateways to deal with in a global cloud computing environment that is barely sure enough of itself to settle upon one single agreed set of open architectural standards.
Julian Lovelock of identity assurance and authentication specialist company ActivIdentity sees four "roads" for data travel down in the cloud. Each of these virtual crossroad paths may give us some clues as to the best route to deliver an Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution he says.
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: data is accessible on the public Internet where usernames and passwords are managed by SaaS providers -- this solution is argued to offer the "least amount of protection for your data" with minimal control.
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ActivIdentity's laying down of these four crossroad paths is unlikely to be an exhaustive future-proofed definition of the complete who, when, why, what and where of how we need to approach this issue, but its arguably a pretty good starting point in an arena largely bereft of clear definitive statements in this vein.
We must also look to the multifarious nature of threats that can develop here from Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), to ad hoc hacking and onward to attacks that may originate from internal or former employees. While security vendors in this space would like us to believe that solutions do exist that do not compromise upon usability or convenience in the face of the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) phenomenon, to place complete trust in any perimeter defence at this stage still requires what appears to be a considerable leap of blind faith.
Are we being too sceptical and cynical here by far? HP's approach to cloud security appears to be somewhat more open ended than some; the firm's central cloud security portal says upfront that it exists to try and "determine future cloud computing requirements" as well as data centre and application design principles.
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The answer to our worries and concerns in this space will most likely not come from any single vendor or solution provider of any kind. The real answers many purists would argue are most likely to come from lab research collaborations such as the Gnosis process simulation language and tool that seek nothing more than the truth without and brand-driven agenda.
So, will cloud security provisioning and protection keep pace with the general state of cloud data and application hosting over the next five years? The answer is that is has to -- otherwise we will fail to grasp the wider and deeper benefits of virtualisation as they exist in full.
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"The bottom line is that we will get resolution on that play where we will get it right, where the play on the field is correctly administered," Anderson said.
The loophole was exposed on the Lions' Thanksgiving Day game when Schwartz threw the challenge flag on an 81-yard touchdown run by Houston's Justin Forsett.
Replays clearly showed Forsett's knee and elbow touched the turf when he was hit by Lions defenders. But because all scoring plays are automatically reviewed, Schwartz was assessed a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty and it negated the review.
In the aftermath of that game, Anderson issued a statement that said negating the review might be "too harsh."
Though no formal proposal is yet on the table, Anderson and others expect the rule to be modified before next season.
"I think we need to clean up the situations about what is reviewed, with Detroit and I think it was the Green Bay-Minnesota game," Giants owner John Mara said, referring to the play that coach Mike McCarthy threw the flag and a player picked it up. "I think we'll address that. I'm not sure what the language will look like yet."
That's not the only topic on the committee's discussion list this week.
Player safety is yet again at the forefront.
The biggest potential change may be the way helmets are used in the future.
Currently, players can be penalized for hitting defenseless receivers and hitting players above the neck with the crown of the helmet.
One possibility is expanding the rule to make it illegal to target any player on the field and any body part with the top of the helmet.
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