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Client Seeking Senior OpenAM Engineer
A client of mine has asked me to assist them in finding a full-time Senior OpenAM Engineer. They are a startup, based in Northern, Virginia. They are working on some pretty cool initiatives with OAUTH2 and SAML and need an experienced engineer to lead this effort.
If you are interested in this please feel free to reach out to me and I'll put you in touch.
2014 IDM Conference Season Planning
Looks like it's time to start planning for the IDM conference season. There are some great conferences planned and I need to figure out how to start budgeting for some of these. Let me know if I have missed any conferences that should be listed.
- Identity Relationship Management Summit (Arizona Biltmore | Week of June 2, 2014)
- Identity Management 2014 – 18th June 2014 – Hotel Russell, Central London
Finally connected the dots …
My son (10) has been asking about VPNs a lot lately. Which I thought was because of all of the news lately about the NSA. I ended up showing him tunnel bear, which he quickly installed on his laptop and iPhone. I complimented my son for his interest in security and gave a wink about sticking it to "the man".
A few days later my wife and I were chatting about letting the kids have more access to social media and she said, "well I still have the kids convinced that you can see everything they do on our home network". A lightbulb immediately went on over my head.
… Apparently I am "the man".
Cool Open Identity Stack Scripts/Utilities – GitHub Repos #ForgeRock #IDM
I was working on a few scripts to test out some of the new REST APIs in OpenAM 11. I saved them out to GitHub and you are welcome to have at them.
I thought it might also be cool to share some of the other Repo's that are related to ForgeRock as well. There are some really cool scripts available for interacting with OpenAM, OpenIDM and OpenDJ.
These are freely available but not officially supported by ForgeRock or the developers of the scripts. Just click on the person's name to go to their GitHub repo.
- Brad Tumy (AuthNUser, checkEntitlements, listAgents *New API and Legacy API*, updatePolicy)
- Simon Moffatt (Really cool interactive menu!)
- Ludo Poitou (Some really handy utilities e.g.: logstat.py & filterstat.py)
- Chris Ridd (Very handy utils e.g.: slowops: analyzes operation times in access logs)
- Simon Moffatt
- Simon Moffatt (Interactive mode menu for calling OpenIDM's REST APIs)
Full OIS Stack:
- Warren Strange (Ansible (like puppet) scripts for deploying the OIS stack to Vagrant)
I am sure there are other great repos that I have missed, so feel free to add them in the comments and I can update the post.
Disclaimer: These scripts have been very handy to me but YMMV.
For those about to Rock! … introducing the ForgeRock Identity stack introductory bootstrap "sequester special"
I am offering an introductory special to ForgeRock's Identity (I3) Stack. I am calling this the "Sequester Special". The Federales are cutting back budgets and furloughing the Air Traffic controllers (cough … why not the TSA agents at the airport instead) but this is your chance to capitalize on that.
So what's this all about?
You get to try out the ForgeRock Open Identity Stack (**ForgeRock support license required for binaries used in a production environment**) and you get a reduced rate on professional services … to ease those sequester blues.
Download the information sheet here.
Sequester Special | For those about to ROCK …
ForgeRock Open Identity (I3) Stack Bootstrap Package
Tumy-Tech's Professional Services team provides services to assist you in successfully and rapidly implementing ForgeRock's Open Identity (I3) Stack into your environment. The end result? A working implementation of ForgeRock's Open Identity Stack designed to introduce you to ForgeRock's products as well as demonstrate several common configurations requested by your many customers.
The ForgeRock Bootstrap Package Includes:
- ForgeRock Open Identity (I3) Stack installation
- User Identity Reconciliation from enterprise LDAP (or AD)
- User Provisioning & Single Sign-On (SSO) to Google Apps
- Just-In-Time (JIT) Provisioning & SSO to Salesforce.com
- Customized Installation & Configuration Documentation
Components Included:
- OpenDJ
- OpenIDM
- OpenAM
Customer Requirements:
- Customer provided servers must meet ForgeRock product specifications.
- Customer must have an existing Google Apps for Business (or Education) account.
- Customer must have an existing Salesforce.com account (or developer.force.com).
- Customer installation environment must have internet connection.
- Cost does not include travel expenses. (Remote installations are recommended; however, we can provide on-site service if you prefer. All travel expenses will be invoiced to customer.)
Disclaimers (the small print):
- Use of ForgeRock binaries, in production, require a license and subscription from ForgeRock.
- Each product will be installed on up to one server in customer's environment.
- Tumy-Tech will use the most up-to-date, stable build publicly available.
- OpenIDM will be configured to reconcile users from one existing LDAP (AD or LDAP) user store with up to 20 attributes mapped.
- Typical bootstrap setup time: 2-3 days. (Additional requirements / use cases are welcome but may require additional time and cost.)
Call or Email our sales team, today, to schedule (240.215.4825 / firstname.lastname@example.com)
OpenAM Entitlements and RESTful Web Services
I am wrapping a crazy busy week. Probably one of my most technically in-depth week in a really long time. So what kept me busy? Deep-diving into OpenAM's Entitlement's engine, learning about it's REST interfaces and how to extend OpenAM to leverage custom service types. I'll explain later since I know your thinking, "Tumy … dude, what the heck is a service type?".
Alright, let's jump into it …
Entitlements are policies or rules that state what you (or any user) can and can't do. Sounds simple right? In Information Security entitlements usually define what resources a user can access, how they can access it, when they can access it and so on and so on. A resource can be a web url, a banking transaction, a database record, or frankly anything you might want to protect. Typically entitlements are expressed through XACML http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XACML. Entitlements are used in access control settings and used to define fine-grained authorization rules. This is starting to become too much of a Entitlements 101 class so let me just jump into the hand's on stuff.
Ok, Forgerock … in their OpenAM product they have an Entitlements engine which is essentially a Policy Management Point and a Policy Decision Point (Google is your friend if you don't know what those things are). Out of the box OpenAM supports a few different "service types" which are essentially a set of resources and their associated actions. For example a web url would potentially have the actions of "GET" and "POST". There are a couple of other service types too (a banking example and a few others). But what happens when our resource is not a web URL and we want to have actions besides "GET" or "POST". What we if we wanted to have a resources defined as database table names and we wanted to have actions such as "READ", "UPDATE", "DELETE". We want to be able to create rules that we can either allow a user to read information from a specific table or deny their ability to read from a certain table. Ok, hopefully you get the idea … if you don't email me and we can talk about it. OpenAM has a great set of command line tools that you can use to interface with the product, these tools have also been "web" enabled on a jsp page which is accessible through the admin console (it's disabled by default though).
To create this new service type there are a few steps we need to take:
- Create a custom Application Type
- Create a custom Service Type
- Create a custom Application
- Create the policy, using the custom service type
4 easy steps.
The Custom Application Type is a few lines that get imported. Let's assume that you have enabled the web ssoadmin.jsp and have accessed it here:
You would see a page like this:
Do a quick search for "create-appl-type" and you then click on it.
Fill in the form that is displayed with this information:
Application Type Name: BTPoliyService
This creates the set of actions that will be available for your resources of this type. Save that and then you need to create the Custom Service Type. This is created by modifying an XML file and then importing that file into a form that is similar to the one we just saw.
The service type provides a little more detail on the actions and sets the True/False values that will be displayed in the policy manager.
<?xml version="1.0″ encoding="UTF-8″?><!DOCTYPE ServicesConfiguration SYSTEM "jar://com/sun/identity/sm/sms.dtd"><ServicesConfiguration><Service name="BTPolicyService" version="1.0″>
<Schema serviceHierarchy="/DSAMEConfig/BTPolicyService" i18nFileName="BTPolicyService" i18nKey="BTPolicyService">
<AttributeSchema name="serviceObjectClasses" type="list" syntax="string" i18nKey="BTPolicyService"/>
<AttributeSchema i18nKey="READ" name="READ" syntax="boolean" type="single" uitype="radio" >
<AttributeSchema i18nKey="DELETE" name="DELETE" syntax="boolean" type="single" uitype="radio" >
<AttributeSchema i18nKey="UPDATE" name="UPDATE" syntax="boolean" type="single" uitype="radio" >
<AttributeSchema i18nKey="ADD-ACCESS" name="ADD-ACCESS" syntax="boolean" type="single" uitype="radio" >
In the above XML file, you should notice there are several spots where I have provided the name of the service "DatabaseTablePolicyService" and then the actions and their True/False values. In the ssoadm.jsp search for "create-svc" and then copy and paste this file into that form.
Next step and last step of the "extending" part of the process. So, in the ssoadm.jsp web page, search for "create-appl". Click on this link and it will open a form very similar to the "create-appl-type" form. Enter the following information:
resources= table://*
Notice in the above file, that I add the application name and it matches the name we have used in the other configurations. I added the actions again and finally I actually define a resource. I personally like to describe the resource type in a URL style … I can use "table://" as my resource in the policy and that will help remind me later what type of resource that is. You don't have to prefix your resources in your policy with that … it seems to be optional.
At this point you can jump back over to the OpenAM Admin console and create a policy based on this resource, as you can see in the following screenshot.
So, that's pretty cool stuff … The entitlements engine is pretty robust, it's fast and … it has a RESTful interface. I am going to do a deep-dive blog post on the RESTful services at some point but for now let's just take a look at how you can evaluate an entitlement.
Evaluating a Privilege:
* ssoToken = Authenticated User's Token
* iPlanetDirectoryPro = session cookie … admin users session token
* action = action user is attempting (GET, POST, READ, DELETE, etc)
* application = application type of policy (defaults to iPlanetAMWebAgentService)
* Subject (user attempting action … encoded session token)
curl -v -H "X-Query-Parameters: ssotoken:AQIC5wM2LY4SfczpL5a3M02ju3uyOd6iMj4zZvPZXB3BNQ4.*AAJTSQACMDE.*" -b "iPlanetDirectoryPro=\"AQIC5wM2LY4SfcxcPg_yUwYu-iQPHH663tv9AnoEEr6j_2k.*AAJTSQACMDE.*\"" "http://am.ssobridge.com:8080/openam/ws/1/entitlement/entitlement?action=READ&resource=table://my_table_name&application=BTPolicyService&subject=4l18suAL/hXNCfzykwIlbV0WbtM%3D"
This will return a JSON formatted object:
"actionsValues":{READ:"true", UPDATE:"false", DELETE:"true", ADD-ACCESS:"false"},
You can create a policy that would return attributes, from the user's identity record, along with this JSON object. There are also RESTful services that will just return an allow or deny, which is great if you don't need as much information back.
So, that was real high level and really basic but I hope that I gave you some ideas for the potential of this engine. Let me know if you have any questions or want to chat about. Also, I am available on a consulting basis to help design or implement this in your environment.
- There were a bunch of people at ForgeRock that help me out at various points through this. You guys know who you are … I'll leave your names out so that you don't get bombarded with requests.
- Also, there were a few non-ForgeRock guys that went through this last year and gave me some pointers along the way. Thanks!
- And finally … to the guys that did this first at Sun. Thanks for building this stuff and documenting it. I am thankful that those web pages that you created haven't vanished yet.
OpenAM: Protecting a Web Application
In response to a post that I had written before on how to install OpenDJ and OpenAM I had someone remind me that I never came back and wrote the follow on post (which I had promised to do). They posted the question to my other blog site (which I have since migrated over to this site). I am going to answer the question here as this is the only blog that I am presently maintaining.
Can you paste me the link which talks about next part of the installation.
1. Configure OpenAM to look to OpenDJ for users
2. Install a Web agent
3. Create an Access Policy to protect a web application.
I often say that I am successful by "standing on the shoulders of giants". There is so much great "how to" content on the ForgeRock Community wiki site and that is where I turn to when I am looking for help or advice on OpenAM, OpenDJ and OpenIDM. Take a look at the section, "OpenAM: How do I?". There are a number of "how-to" articles that are literally step by step with screen shots.
The link for the article that specifically talks about how to configure OpenAM to protect a web application can be found here: Add Authentication to a Website using OpenAM.
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OpenDJ & OpenAM automatic startup on Ubuntu
I have been installing the ForgeRock stack on Ubuntu a lot lately. One of the things that I noticed is that when configuring OpenAM and OpenDJ for automatic startup you need to let OpenDJ finish starting up before starting Tomcat (OpenAM) … otherwise OpenAM will not be able to find it's configuration and assume that it's a new install.
I added a timer to the start up script to make the script sleep for a minute before starting (YMMV) Mark Craig (from ForgeRock) clued me into a nice little bit of code "start on started opendj" essentially this tells the startup script to wait until opendj has started before starting Tomcat. Thanks Mark, that's exactly what I was looking for.
cd [install dir]/opendj/bin
sudo ./create-rc-script -f /etc/init.d/opendj -u [user to run as]
cd /etc/init.d
sudo update-rc.d opendj defaults
OpenAM [on Tomcat]
sudo vi /etc/init.d/tomcat
Now paste the following content:
# Tomcat auto-start # # description: Auto-starts tomcat # start tomcat with user: ubuntu # pidfile: /var/run/tomcat.pid export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64 case $1 in start) start on started opendj /bin/su ubuntu /opt/tomcat/bin/startup.sh ;; stop) /bin/su ubuntu /opt/tomcat/bin/shutdown.sh ;; restart) /bin/su ubuntu /opt/tomcat/bin/shutdown.sh /bin/su ubuntu /opt/tomcat/bin/startup.sh ;; esac exit 0
Make the script executable by running the chmod command:
sudo chmod 755 /etc/init.d/tomcat
The last step is linking this script to the startup folders with a symbolic link. Run the following two commands:.
sudo ln -s /etc/init.d/tomcat /etc/rc1.d/K99tomcat
sudo ln -s /etc/init.d/tomcat /etc/rc2.d/S99tomcat
Restart the system and tomcat will start automatically.
#Oracle #OIF controlling the authentication method #SAML #IDM
I am working with a client today who has Oracle Identity Federation (OIF) 11g configured with Oracle Access Manager (OAM) 10g as the default Authentication Engine. With this configuration the authentication module is dictated by the OAM policy configuration. If you set the OAM policy (the policy that protects the /fed/user/authnoam resource) to IWA then all federated SSO attempts will be routed to the IWA authn engine and if this policy is configure for a custom login form then all SSO attempts will be routed to the custom login form … I think you get the point. So, what happens when some resources (SaaS apps configured as SP/RP's in OIF) require different levels of assurance (LOAs)? I thought maybe I could use the SAML default authentication method configured in the SP/RP metadata in the circle of trust (COT) but that does not get passed onto OAM. My second thought was to create a different policy for the URL that was being protected … but that OIF uses a pretty standard URL (/fed/user/authnoam?refid=id-blahblahblah) … OAM wouldn't be able to figure out which policy to use.
So, had anyone else found a solution to this problem? I would appreciate any discussions or feedback.
Open Source Identity Solutions
Posted by Brad Tumy in Directory Services, ForgeRock, ICAM, IdM, Uncategorized on August 15, 2012
I was asked by a colleague today to provide sources of analysis comparing Open Source IDM Solutions. I think they were looking for comparisons to closed source solutions but there is not a lot of that out there. I provided the following list as a starting point.
I generally like to save time (avoid searching for this again in the future) so I decided to put what I found here. If I am missing anything please let me know and I will update the list.
Provisioning/User Identity Management:
- https://www.ohloh.net/p/compare?project_0=midPoint&project_1=OpenIdM&project_2=Apache+Syncope
- http://www.actionidentity.com/blog/post.cfm/stacking-forgerock-openidm-up-to-the-competition
- http://www.nlight.eu/documents/open-source-idm/
SSO/Access Management/Authentication:
- OpenAM (ForgeRock)
- Advanced Authentication Server
- JoshuaTree
- Apache Shiro (Stormpath)
- http://www.slideshare.net/craigsdickson/fast-and-free-sso-a-survey-of-open-source-solutions-to-single-sign-on (make a note that OpenSSO is now called OpenAM and is maintained by ForgeRock)
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_single_sign-on_implementations
- ForgeRock OpenAM (SAML, OpenID and OAuth)
- Shibboleth
- OpenID
- SimpleSAMLPHP
- dotnetopenauth
- Gluu OX (OpenID Connect Platform)
- Source ID
Directory Services:
- ForgeRock OpenDJ
- Apache Directory Server (Directory Server and LDAP Browser)
- http://www.openldap.org/


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Once upon a time my kids ate everything. They were babies. Clean slates. Everything I fed to them, they ate. Okay maybe that's my nostalgia at work here, but I remember fondly Brady gleefully stealing broccoli off my plate when he finished his own. I remember Kyle mashing avocado into his chubby little face. And I found photographic evidence that Kyle once liked broccoli and mango, neither of which he will even taste now:
Sigh. Those days are long gone. But I haven't given up. I do still put new foods out for the kids to try, and Brady has proven to be the more adventurous eater. I mean just look at his little face:
And he still eats spaghetti, with sauce. Sadly, Kyle won't even eat sauce anymore.
With him, it's more about rewards. Lately, my tactic is to beg or bargain: "PLEASE try this food that I made." Or "if you try it, I'll let you play 10 more minutes of video games…"
Here is Tip Number 19 from Team Kellogg's:
(To see more Great Starts Tips visit Kelloggs.com/GreatStartsTips)
I agree with all of the tips Kellogg's has provided, and I have actually tried them all with varying degrees of success – except for the Healthy Heroes tip and the new location. These two are going in my back pocket to whip out when we go to the shore and want them to eat fish, or when they are preparing for a sports event and might be motivated by the idea of performing well like a famous player.
So far though, my favorite tip is hiding food in other foods. Some of my easiest go-to's are pureed butternut squash (hide in macaroni and cheese), pureed cauliflower (hide in homemade hamburgers and meatballs) and pureed pumpkin, which I don't even have to hide, actually, because the kids like it in their pancakes.
Adding pumpkin puree to the pancakes was a daring move, though, because the other time I tried to sneak a healthy puree into pancakes, it was a disaster. That was when I experimented with beet puree. Despite its cheerful appearance, the batter turned into pancakes that nobody liked.
(That story is called Massacre in the Kitchen. Enjoy.)
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Gaughan wonder goal not enough for Silsden (From Keighley News)
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7:03pm Sunday 17th February 2013 in Sport By Ian Whiting
St Helens Town 2 Silsden 1
Silsden slipped to another defeat in the North West Counties Premier Division when they beaten at lowly St Helens Town.
The margin of defeat was narrow and the Cobbydalers were twice denied by the woodwork but it could still have been a heavier loss as St Helens created most of the chances.
St Helens broke the deadlock on the half-hour after halting a Cobbyalers' attack. The ball was stolen from Joe Gaughan and Charles Stoker raced down the right flank before netting a shot from an acute angle across the face of goal.
Gaughan redeemed himself with the goal of the game to equalise for the visitors in the 52nd minute, hitting a volley from the centre circle straight into the top corner.
Just four minutes later James Nanje-Ngoe went on a good run and crossed for Jake McEneaney but his header came back off the bar and was cleared.
The home side were doing most of the pressing, though, and they eventually took the lead 15 minutes from time. A free-kick was whipped in from near the touchline and Cole Ashton slid it home at the far post.
Silsden almost sneaked a late leveller when a through ball from Gaughan sent substitute Chris Wademan free and his cross from the edge of the area found Mike Garrod but his shot hit the post.
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To catch you up to speed, today is Yom Kippur, the holiest of all holy days on the Jewish calendar. It is also known as the Day of Atonement, and Jews spend the day fasting and asking for forgiveness.
While I eschewed fasting for blogging, I spent a good part of my afternoon contemplating my fashion sins. What are they exactly? Well, that's between me and the fashion gods. However, I am going to tell you which of our favorite celebrities need to atone for their fashion sins.
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An area man was arrested after police say they caught him and four minors smoking marijuana beside a church in Waco.
Austin Louis Gonzalez faces four counts of delivering a controlled substance/marijuana to a child and one count of possession of marijuana for an incident on October 20.
Police received a report Sunday evening, about 6:15 p.m., about several suspicious young men near North 26th St. and Morrow Ave. in Waco.
Officers arrived on the scene and found four juveniles, in their early teens, and a man, identified as Gonzalez, smoking marijuana beside a church.
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Cutting cash rates a delicate balancePUBLISHED: 11 May 2013 00:34:00 | UPDATED: 13 May 2013 05:58:08PUBLISHED: 10 May 2013 PRINT EDITION: 11 May 2013
The boost to household wealth and sentiment could lead to stronger-than -expected growth in consumer spending. Photo: Andrew Quilty
Comment Alan Mitchell Economics editor
If the Reserve Bank's forecasts are right, we needed the cash rate cut on May 7 and there is a fair chance that we will need a little bit more.
The RBA's new forecasts have the economy getting back to its trend growth only by the end of 2015. Unemployment continues to rise through to the middle of next year, which is a lot of drifting that, with the unemployment rate already at 5.5 per cent, could end up with an unemployment rate of 6 per cent or more.
It is also the kind of deterioration that sees people – especially women who are second income earners and older males within striking distance of retirement – giving up on the labour market, and the bank is warning that the economy could run into labour market capacity problems as it recovers.
It would be nice to accelerate our exit from the current slowdown before Australia's potential growth rate is eroded by people losing heart and, ultimately, their labour market skills.
The approaching peak in resource investment, the high level of the Australian dollar and ongoing fiscal consolidation will be weighing on growth.
Moving to wider growth
The dollar and fiscal consolidation are complicating the task of managing the transition from the mining investment boom to more broadly based growth fuelled by a revival in housing construction, non-mining business investment and mining exports.
However, having got itself into the trap of running budget deficits at the peak of an historic terms of trade boom, the Gillard government now is in no position to suggest backloading its fiscal consolidation. No one would take its promises of future fiscal discipline seriously.
That leaves monetary policy, which can boost domestic spending and perhaps take some pressure off the Australian dollar as well.
The beating taken by the Australian dollar on global markets on Thursday night might be a good omen, although no one will be counting their chickens quite yet. Some economists are sceptical that the RBA's cash rate cut will produce a useful depreciation of the Australian dollar in the current global environment.
If they are right, the RBA probably would have to cut that much harder to generate the domestic demand to substantially shorten the return to trend growth.
The current weakness of inflation – underlying inflation was running at an annualised rate of only 1.6 per cent in the March quarter – seems to provide the necessary opening for some aggressive monetary stimulus.
But, as the RBA has made clear in Friday's statement on monetary policy, the board is haunted by other concerns.
Beware the housing stimulus
"In the household sector, a key risk is that established dwelling prices rise more quickly than assumed, spurred by low interest rates," it says.
The boost to household wealth and sentiment could lead to stronger-than-expected growth in consumer spending.
However, "if this were accompanied by a return to increasing household leverage, it would raise concerns from a financial stability perspective".
So the RBA also has to watch its step as it seeks to re-ignite the housing construction growth engine.
It's a pity, a critic of Julia Gillard might say, that the government could not have got the budget back into surplus when the mining investment boom was still roaring. If it had, it might have been in a better position now to help the RBA support the economy through its tricky transition.
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- I agree with the GMD letter. 3 years ago I wrote a similar letter which was never published. It is madness to have vehicles of all types hurtling down GMD at 45mph inches from cyclists; as the thru traffic tends to be in a hurry this means that they drive at the limit of 45 or just over, slowed down only by the occasional slower driver who is then tailgated and/or cursed at, or the sight of a LBK patrol car. Slower traffic should lead to less thru traffic and less noise.
Slow the traffic down!
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- I agree with the Gulf of Mexico Drive letter.
As well as the road being a 25mph road I think it also needs a lot more crosswalks. To have a 14 mile long road with only 2 crosswalks and a bridge is mind boggling and extremely unsafe especially considering the amount of tourists and elderly people on the island.
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Goliath grouper lives up to name
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Mazel tov to Klauber and Mancini
The West Coast Florida Region of AJC (American Jewish Committee) will honor Michael Klauber and Phil Mancini, of Michael's On East, with its Civic Achievement Award in November.
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The whole experience of working in the bush and helping out is amazing!
The whole experience of working in the bush and helping out is amazing!
We were lucky enough to participate in a range of exciting and worthwhile activities during our stay including a Sable darting and receiving a delivery of zebra and buffalo!
There is not a single thing that I would change about the activities or the lifestyle, no day here us the same and that is the magic of the place
Throughout the entire volunteer experience all efforts were able to be focused on important conservation work without any distractions or conditions
I am leaving with a wealth of knowledge and a passion to spread it.
Never want to leave
The program was amazing and I had so much fun while learning so much
As a volunteer, you see first hand how the actions of humans can help to return land back to its natural wilderness
Askari felt like a little bit of home in the middle of the African bush.
Lastly, you can't beat life out in the African bush
The Askari Wilderness Conservation programme will surely fulfil (and most likely exceed) anyone's expectations of conservation projects.
I learnt so much in just a month and didn't expect to fall in love with Africa quite so quickly but I am now counting down the days until I can go back again!
The work really feeds your soul, an empowering experience that makes you never want to leave.
My time at Askari was a life-changing experience in the most positive way possible
It was so refreshing to experience the wilderness here as nature intended and 100% uncensored.
Askari is hands-on and practical
It is a rare ting in this world to get to work towards conservation of such world-renowned wildlife and be so intimately involved in their world every day.
My time at Askari has been one of if not the greatest experience of my life
An incredible experience that will live with me forever.
I can safely say I recommend Askari to anyone
You can learn so much about the bush and the behaviours of the animals.
It was a dream for me to come here
Askari is like a dream come true that I didn't even know I had.
You surpassed my high expectations.
It is the experience of a lifetime
The respect for mother nature – the wilderness, bush and animals is the most important thing on the project
Askari stands for something very real and it plays a vital role in bringing together humans and wildlife in a way that benefits both of us.
I take away some fantastic memories of the people and animals and I would do it all again in an instant.
I would recommend Askari to anyone who wants to make a difference to conservation and wildlife.
As well as the conservation, the Askari project is a lot of fun and the multiple animal sightings really make the trip.
Be amazed by breathtakingly close encounters with the wild animals found around almost evey bend in the road.
All the activities were a chance for me to learn and to get out of my comfort zone
It's a perfect balance of work and fun
It was an amazing time with a lot of new experiences and new friends. Go for it!
Perfect combination of conservation work, wildlife and fun!
I was impressed with the work that Askari does and loved being part of it!
It was totally different to normal vacations and that was the thing I wanted.
What I have enjoyed the most is to have the opportunity of seeing on the field some wild animals in their own environment.
But what's unique about Askari is that you are truly contributing to the running of a game reserve which has wilderness preservation as its core purpose
It was more than just seeing stuff but learning about everything and being helpful as a volunteer.


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The Boston Terrier Club of Maryland has been serving the needs of Boston Terriers and those who love them since 1930. As a licensed club of the American Kennel Club, the BTCM provides fanciers opportunities to show, rescue, health test and learn more about all aspects of Boston Terriers!
Our specialty shows draw Boston Terriers and their owners and breeders from all over the Northeast and MidAtlantic region, usually totaling close to 100 Bostons, from puppies to veterans, and many young, skilled junior handlers, exhibiting their extraordinary showmanship skills with these amazing dogs. A highlight of the weekend is also the Rescue Parade, featuring Bostons rescued through the Boston Terrier Club of Maryland's Rescue organization or other rescue groups, now happy and loving life with their new families.
Admission is free...and remember...only dogs entered in the show are allowed to attend. If you've been thinking of adding a dog to your family, this is a great chance to see dogs, meet good breeders and talk to our rescue coordinators!
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Velvet Acid Christ Tour: Viral Promotional Video.January 21st, 2013 by Hexfix93
Feb 9th @ Denver CO @ Casselmans 2620 Walnut Street, 80205, Denver, CO, US.
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Local Opener: Dead Hand Projekt. 18+.
Feb 15th @ Austin Tx @ Elysium 705 Red River St, 78701, Austin, TX, US.
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Feb 18th @ Scottsdale AZ @ Martini Ranch 7295 E. Stetson Dr, 85251, Scottsdale, AZ, US
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Local Opener: Access Zero 21+
Feb 19th @ San Diego CA @ Brick by Brick 1130 Buenos Avenue, 92110, San Diego, CA, US.
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Feb 20th Twilight Garden Only & Toxic Coma @ 3 Clubs in Hollywood. 1123 Vine St – Hollywood, CA 90038.
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Feb 24 @ San Francisco CA @ DNA Lounge 375 Eleventh Street, 94103, San Francisco, CA, US
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Feb 27 @ Portland OR @ Ash Street Saloon 225 SW Ash St, 97204, Portland, OR, US
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March 1st @ Seattle WA @ The Highline 210 Broadway Ave. E, 98102, Seattle, WA, US
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March 3rd @ Salt Lake UT @ Area 51 451 South 400 West, 84101, Salt Lake City, UT, US
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I will add ticket links for Utah, Portland and Seattle as soon as I get them from the promoters.. EAST COAST DATES TBA. GERMANY WGT is for sure. EUROPE DATES TBA. I am working on getting vac shows in june, july and may. I hope to hit the east coast, and i hope to play a few dates in europe when i go out for WGT. To clear up some stuff. The Twilight Garden is Tood Loomis aka Elegia's band. I worked with Todd on Lust for Blood and the art of breaking apart and some covers and remixes. He has been in VAC before. We are close. He is playing guitar and keys in Velvet Acid Christ with Steve aka Fro and I. I am playing keyboards and bass in The Twilight Garden on this tour with Todd and Chris Kutz. Kutz is doing VAC live sound and lights. So watch both bands, I am in both on the tour. Plus we got some killer local opening acts on this tour. I am so stoked. I hope dead when I found her follows us from portland to utah…. BTW we are keeping our ticket prices low for you fans! Most presales are $10 and day of is $15. There are a couple that are a little more but that's it.
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PLATTSBURGH — It might be called the North Country's version of "Shark Tank," with college students presenting business plans, often based on inventions, to panels of judges in hope of prizes and funding.
The North Country Regional Business Plan Competition was held at Plattsburgh State's Ausable Hall. It was co-hosted by the Reh Center for Entrepreneurship at Clarkson University. Congressman Bill Owens visited as keynote speaker
The first place winner in each category received $2,000; the second place winner received $1,000; and both will advance to the New York Business Plan Competition in Albany on April 25.
Each team of students had 10 minutes to present an idea. Then, they faced a five-minute question and answer session from the panel of judges.
Timing cues were provided for the students, with a green card indicating they had two minutes left; a yellow card indicating they had one minute left; and a red card indicating that their time was up.
Students drew on many inspirations for their inventions and business ideas. Bryce Bandish of Clarkson pitched an idea that he first thought of as a child — inspired by the sometimes ferocious behavior of his cat.
"I was in fifth grade, and my mom used to make me give my small cat, Rudy, some flea medicine," he recalled with a smile. "Like the football player from Notre Dame, Rudy was small, but he had a lot of fight."
To administer the flea medicine without getting bitten, Bandish took some fabric from a costume and fashioned it into a device that would gently secure the cat. The next day, his mother sewed a professional version of the same idea, and the "Pet Pita" was born. Bandish has patented the invention, which he calls "a safe and easy way" to give medication to animals at home. He wants to sell it under the company name "Comfy Pets."


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Despite the likes of Trent Reznor and Arcade Fire getting into the film scoring game, many film composers are often classically trained and more than a few have migrated from the contemporary/modern classical field. One of the most famous working in that field is Kronos Quartet and while they haven't performed or composed a soundtrack in quite some time, it appears that they've heard the siren call of the silver screen.
Exclaim (via a tweet by Darren Aronofsky) reports that the iconic string quartet are once again collaborating with Clint Mansell for Aronofsky's biblical epic "Noah." This would mark their third collaboration following "Requiem For A Dream" and "The Fountain" — which was the last feature-length score the string quartet worked on and one that also featured the stylings of post-rock band Mogwai. Based on their past work together, we're pretty excited to hear what Mansell and the Kronos Quartet come up with. "Noah" hits theaters on March 28th.
In other scoring news, per Film Music Reporter, "Waltz With Bashir" composer Max Richter has signed on to compose the score for the Andrea di Stefano written-and-directed romantic thriller "Paradise Lost." Starring "Hunger Games" actor Josh Hutcherson, the film centers on a young American in Colombia who falls for a local girl whose uncle happens to be feared drug lord Pablo Escobar. Benicio Del Toro stars as Escobar with the film eyeing the fall festival circuit for its premiere.
gnomez | January 29, 2014 2:31 PM
This will actually be the sixth collaboration between Aronofsky and Mansell: Mansell has scored all of his films, although Pi didn't get an album release, The Wrestler had very little score, and Black Swan primarily consisted of Mansell's arrangements of Tchaikovsky.
limec | January 27, 2014 6:03 PM
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"Noah" comes out on March 28th, not the 8th.


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ALBANY, N.Y. -- A Massachusetts man accused of convincing an Albany County boy to send him sexually explicit videos appeared in federal court in Albany Monday.
Brian Belanger, 21, has been in custody since his arrest Friday, and during Monday's hearing he waived his rights and will remain in jail for now.
Federal authorities say Belanger contacted the 10-year-old on a PlayStation 3 online network. Police say he used the nickname "zombieshadow," and spoke with the boy through the games headset.
Authorities say he told the child that people were trying to kill him and that making and sending sexually explicit and sadomasochistic videos could help.
Belanger, who lives in Worcester, Mass., is accused of directing the child what to do in the videos. United States Attorney Richard Hartunian says that over the course of three months, the child e-mailed Belanger a number of video files in e-mails that "depict the child engaged in sexually explicit conduct."
Authorities were notified of the incidents on January 25, when the child's father found the e-mails and videos on the child's iPad.
Dave Fallon of the Albany FBI office offered some simple and very useful advice on keeping your child safe from online gaming predators.
"The problem is that in cases like these parents tend to treat online gaming devices differently than phone or tablet," he said.
Fallon says not to do that, but to instead be vigilant and check their devices and talk about safety.
"We talk to kids about strangers online. But, they are also out there in the gaming community. So, talk with them about being careful about who they invite to play with," he said.
An Investigator said Belanger was very involved in a Worcester area karate school, and NEWS10 ABC discovered the home he was arrested at is a registered daycare facility.
Belanger faces a mandatory minimum sentencing of 15 years in State Prison, and a maximum penalty of 30 years. He could also be fined up to $250,000, and a required term supervised release of at least five years or up to life. If convicted, he would also register as a sex offender.
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For the seventh time in a dozen years, Belichick's -- and your -- New England Patriots will play in the AFC Championship game. This one will be a rematch with their new rivals from Baltimore next week at Gillette Stadium (6:30 p.m., Ch.4).
That feat has been accomplished by only two other teams before as the Dallas Cowboys amazingly went to nine NFC Championship games in 12 years from 1971 to 1982, and Oakland Raiders won seven in 11 seasons from 1971 to 1981.
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What the Patriots did last night, beating the Houston Texans, 41-28, was not as easy as it looked (they led 38-13 in the fourth quarter).
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European shares looked set to open sharply higher Monday as a deal to bail out Ireland from its debt problems was reached at the weekend.
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Back on the world stage for crucial talks, President Barack Obama on Friday quickly found European leaders more willing to question a president weakened at home and rebuffed abroad.
CNBC's Anna Edwards discusses how Ireland can learn a few lessons from Latvia. Eastern Europe throws up some fascinating examples that Dublin might like to study as Ireland battles to keep its fiscal independence, she says.
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Investors should buy Irish sovereign debt as an expected European Union bailout will boost prices, Bob McKee, chief economist at Independent Strategy, told CNBC Thursday.
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European shares looked set to open higher Thursday, tracking gains in Asia and on optimism that the situation in Ireland will be resolved.
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Scientists have developed tools to investigate the mysteries of our universe as never before, whether using high powered telescopes to peer at galaxies beyond our own, or specially designed microscopes to pinpoint the millions of molecules on the tip of your finger. From the furthest reaches of space to the tiniest particles on Earth, scientists are pioneering ways to see our world in entirely new ways. In this spirit of discovery, the IBM atomic memory research team have been exploring the limits and capabilities of how atoms—the building blocks of everything on Earth—can be used in unexpected ways. As they study how these tiny particles might be used for storing immense amounts of data in computation and information storage, they decided to make a movie created with atoms—a challenging, never attempted feat to painstakingly move thousands of individual atoms—to show what can be possible in atomic research.
The IBM team created what's now known as the world's smallest movie, A Boy and His Atom, which was made by magnifying atoms 100 million times through a scanning tunneling microscope. (To give perspective on the smallness of the scale, if atoms were the size of an orange, magnifying them by 100 million times would make them as large as the Earth). Principal Investigator Andreas Heinrich led the team that produced the movie as they positioned each atom individually to create the images for each frame of the stop-motion animation. After moving the molecules around one at a time, the team took a picture before moving on to the next frame. A chemical reaction allowed them to move the atoms individually and as it was done, the researchers listened for a scratching sound to let them know how many places they'd moved the atom.
Though this film is part of a larger look at atomic memory, the team set a Guinness World Record for the world's smallest stop-motion film. Watch the video above to take a step inside the lab and see how Heinrich and his team created movie as well as learn more about their research in the field of atomic memory.
Want to find out more about atoms, atomic storage or the making of this film? Now is your chance to ask Andreas Heinrich a question. Post your question in the comments below and we'll ask it during a special interview with Heinrich. Then make sure to check back at the end of May when we share his answers.
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