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Federal government again falls short of its small business goals
July 1, 2014 by cs
The federal government is falling short of its goals for awarding contracts to small businesses in some industries where it spends the most money, according to the Small Business Administration.
The government has an overall goal of giving 23 percent of its contracting dollars to small businesses. It has routinely missed that goal in recent years.
An analysis of federal spending by the SBA's Office of Advocacy shows small businesses got less than 12 percent of contracting dollars spent at manufacturers during the 2012 fiscal year. The government spent nearly $200 billion on manufacturing contracts, the most in a single industry.
One problem is not the number of contracts going to small businesses, but the amount of those contracts, the analysis says. And in industries like manufacturing, a high amount of contract dollars go to a small number of companies — for example, defense contractors like Lockheed Martin Corp. or Boeing Co. that each get billions of dollars annually.
One concern continually raised by lawmakers is that some large companies with federal contracts don't live up to agreements to give subcontracts to small businesses.
Small businesses, meanwhile, got 22.5 percent of the $141 billion spent at companies providing professional, scientific and technical services. They received 21.3 percent of the $43 billion spent at companies providing administrative and support, waste management and restoration services.
Keep reading this article at: http://www.inc.com/associated-press/small-businesses-contracts-fall-short.html
Defense acquisition rule requiring contractors to report counterfeit parts set to be included in the FAR
June 30, 2014 by cs
In May, the Department of Defense amended the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) to require certain contractors to detect and report counterfeit electronic parts. (See DFARS rule on "Detection and Avoidance of Counterfeit Electronic Parts" by clicking here.)
Now, the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Council has published a proposed rule to greatly expand counterfeit reporting obligations. The newly proposed rule sets forth sweeping requirements for contractors and subcontractors to report nonconforming items.
Unlike the DFARS rule, which limits application to particular electronic parts and a certain category of contractors, the proposed FAR rule extends beyond electronic parts and specific contractors. In fact, the proposed rule is designed to effect all contracts for acquisition of supplies or services that include supplies.
Under the proposed rule, contractors and subcontractors at all tiers must screen the Government-Industry Exchange Program (GIDEP) as part of their quality control processes. Further, the proposed rule requires reporting in GIDEP of any "common" items purchased that are counterfeit, suspected to be counterfeit, or contain "major nonconformance" or "critical nonconformance." In addition, contractors must notify Contracting Officers, in writing, when they become aware that "any end item, component, subassembly, part or material contracted in supplies purchased by the government" is counterfeit or suspected to be counterfeit.
Written comments on the proposed rule are due by August 11, 2014. Comments are to be submitted via the Federal eRulemaking portal by searching for ''FAR Case 2013–002''. Select the link ''Comment Now'' that corresponds with ''FAR Case 2013–002.'' Follow the instructions provided at the ''Comment Now'' screen. Please include your name, company name (if any), and ''FAR Case 2013-002'' on your attached document. Comments may be faxed to 202–501–4067 or mailed to: General Services Administration, Regulatory Secretariat (MVCB), ATTN: Hada Flowers, 1800 F Street NW., 2nd Floor, Washington, DC 20405.
SBA increases small business size standards for construction
June 27, 2014 by cs
The SBA has published an interim final rule which increase in size standards for nine major categories of construction. SBA size standards define the maximum size a firm can be and still be considered a small business. The new standards are shown in the table below.
While the increases in the size standards are not dramatic, they could make a difference for construction companies on the verge of graduating; those that have recently graduated; and those that want to submit offers as a small business.
The interim rule is effective July 14, 2014, and can be found at: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2014-06-12/pdf/2014-12868.pdf.
NAICS Code
NAICS U.S. Industry Title
Old Standard
New Standard
Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
$14 million
$15 million
Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction
$33.5 million
$36.5 million
Industrial Building Construction
$33.5 million
$36.5 million
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
$33.5 million
$36.5 million
Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction
$33.5 million
$36.5 million
Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction
$33.5 million
$36.5 million
Land Subdivision
$25.5 million
$27.5 million
Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction
$33.5 million
$36.5 million
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
$33.5 million
$36.5 million
Dredging and Surface Cleanup Activities
$25.5 million
$27.5 million
Subsector 238
Specialty Trade Contractors
$14 million
$15 million
The new size standards will govern what contractors can certify as small businesses when they bid on or submit a proposal for projects on or after July 14, 2014, or seek certification, after that date, through the SBA for the 8(a), HUBZone or woman-owned small business programs or seek verification through the Department of Veterans Affairs for the Veteran Owned or Service-Disabled Veteran Owned small business programs.
Contractors at or near the size standard should take this opportunity to conduct a review of their last three fiscal years' tax returns to determine their average annual receipts.
Big contracts for Defense, Commerce and State departments coming this summer
June 26, 2014 by cs
More than $13 billion in large and small-business contracts with the federal government is likely to come up for competition in the three-month period ending September.
These requirements are meant to improve efficiency and decrease the cost of services across and between federal agencies. Requirements range from health systems to professional services, all in IT. Several are recurring requirements, while one is a new competition.
Read about three notable contracts anticipated to be advertised for competition by the Defense, Commerce and State departments in the federal government's fourth quarter here: http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/capitalbusiness/big-contracts-for-defense-commerce-and-state-departments-coming-this-summer/2014/06/13/4a2bc594-f014-11e3-9ebc-2ee6f81ed217_story.html
SDVOSBs take it on the chin: Federal Circuit denies Kingdomware appeal
June 25, 2014 by cs
In a crushing blow to SDVOSBs, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has denied the appeal of a lower court decision allowing the VA to procure goods and services using the Federal Supply Schedule without first considering whether SDVOSBs can satisfy the requirement.
Rejecting well-stated objections by a dissenting judge, a two-judge majority held that the purpose of the "Veterans First" rule is to ensure that the VA meets its SDVOSB goals, and that so long as the VA meets its SDVOS goals, it is free to procure services and supplies from the Federal Supply Schedule without first considering a SDVOSB procurement.
The Court's decision in Kingdomware Technologies, Inc. vs. United States, No. 2013-5042 (2014) is the latest (and possibly last) in a long-running battle between SDVOSBs and the VA over the SDVOSB preferences adopted by Congress as part of the Veterans Benefits, Health Care and Information Technology Act of 2006. Because it has been awhile since the last decision in this battle, I have summarized the relevant history before diving into the particulars of the Federal Circuit's decision.
Keep reading this article at: http://smallgovcon.com/service-disabled-veteran-owned-small-businesses/sdvosbs-take-it-on-the-chin-federal-circuit-denies-kingdomware-appeal/
GSA seeks industry input for HR acquisition planning
June 24, 2014 by cs
The General Services Administration (GSA) is seeking industry comment to be taken into consideration as the agency puts together an acquisition plan for the procurement of a range of human resources (HR) services.
Listed below are questions that GSA would like industry to answer in order to capture best practices and lessons learned from previous contract vehicles and solicitations, merging industry standards and solutions with the Government's Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to achieve best value in the fields of human resource training and development and human capital management services.
The information provided will be utilized for preliminary planning purposes by the Government to facilitate the decision-making process and will not be disclosed outside of Government. All data received that is marked or designated as corporate or proprietary information will be fully protected from release outside the Government. No reimbursement will be made for any costs associated with providing any information or any follow-up information requests. GSA's call for industry comment does not constitute a Request for Proposal (RFP) or Request for Quote (RFQ) and is not to be construed as a commitment by the Government for any purpose other than market research.
Furthermore, the Government is not seeking proposals or quotes and will not accept unsolicited proposals or quotes at this time.
The Government anticipates making preliminary decisions on the acquisition strategy by mid-July; therefore, the Government is seeking industry feedback as soon as possible.
Responses can be sent to vog.asgnull@issfrh.
The Government is seeking the following information:
1. What suggestions does industry have to incorporate the OPM's Human Capital Assessment and Accountability Framework (HCAAF) in the solicitation and resultant contracts? The website for the framework is: http://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/human-capital-management/#url=Framework
2. What suggestions does industry have in incorporating GSA's Federal Strategic Sourcing Initiative (FSSI) in the solicitation and resultant contracts? The website for FSSI is: https://strategicsourcing.gov/
3. Would industry prefer a Statement of Objectives (SOO) or a Statement of Work (SOW) be included in the solicitation and why? Please provide a rationale for your preference?
4. Would industry prefer two separate contract vehicles—one for small businesses and another for large businesses—or combine both sizes into one contract vehicle?
5. The recently cancelled CHRS solicitation included ten (10) mandatory labor categories and an additional fifteen (15) labor categories industry could propose. GSA's Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) 738 X (Human Resources & Equal Employment Opportunity Services) does not have the same restrictions. Would industry prefer the Government provide the labor categories and descriptions in the solicitation or allow industry to propose them? Please provide a rationale for your preference?
6. What changes does industry recommend to the current TMA contract vehicle and recently cancelled CHRS solicitation?
7. How does industry want to be evaluated when the successor CHRS solicitation is released? What factors and significant subfactors are relevant? What suggestions does industry have so that the Government obtains best value?
8. The TMA contract vehicle has featured two key service areas (Customized Training and Learning Solutions & Customized Human Capital Solutions) for the past thirteen years. Would industry recommend any reconfiguration of these key service areas? Should they be combined into one key service area, remain the same or broken out into additional key service areas? Please provide a rationale for your preference?
9. The prior CHRS solicitation included two key service areas: Customized Training and Learning Solutions & Customized Human Capital Solutions. The government is contemplating including staff augmentation. Should staff augmentation fall under the human capital key service area or stand alone?
10. What subject matter, topics and/or fields should be included in the scope of the successor TMA contract vehicle under the two key service areas: Customized Training and Learning Solutions & Customized Human Capital Solutions?
11. What subject matter(s), topic(s) and/or field(s) are not in the current TMA contract vehicle or were left out of the recently cancelled solicitation that should be included in the successor TMA contract vehicle?
12. For large businesses, how would you want the subcontracting plan evaluated? What are realistic goals per socioeconomic status?
13. Please describe the federal government's requirements in the training/human capital domain that you believe will either begin to or continue to need customized solutions from your industry.
QUESTIONS ADDED ON JUNE 18th, 2014
19. If the Government utilizes the same evaluation methodology employed in the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) solicitation, what concerns, comments and/or feedback does industry have? The OASIS solicitation can be found at https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=9894b0308c….
20. If the Government determines to award an IDIQ and allow Time and Materials (T&M) orders to be issued against it, what would be the impact to both large and small businesses if the IDIQ required contractors to have an approved accounting system, purchasing system and estimating system?
QUESTION ADDED ON JUNE 20th, 2014
21. What suggestions and/or ideas does industry have to incorporate sustainable metrics into the acquisition? (This question replaces Questions 14-18)
See GSA's blog posting on this topic at: https://interact.gsa.gov/discussion/seeking-industry-feedback
Mandatory GSA Schedule modification issued
June 23, 2014 by cs
GSA has announced GSA Schedule Mass Modification number A382 relating to Manufacturer Part Numbers on Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) Price Lists. This Mass Modification is mandatory for both product and service providers.
On June 17, 2014, GSA began sending out the Mass Mod for Manufacturer Part Number to all applicable contractors. The purpose of this modification is to reinforce the requirements of clause I-FSS-600 Contract Price Lists (Oct 2013) and clause 552.238-71, Submission and Distribution of Authorized FSS Schedule Price Lists.
Per these clauses, the contractor's price list must be complete and include all services, prices, and terms and conditions that were accepted by the Government at award and the complete price list must be uploaded to GSA Advantage!™ including the Manufacturer Part Number.
In this modification GSA is explicitly stating and reinforcing that all Government-accepted products, fixed-price services and/or ancillary products that have been awarded must be included in the price list, and that the product descriptive data must include the Manufacturer Part Number. The complete price list must be uploaded to GSA Advantage!™ per clause 552.238-71, Submission and Distribution of Authorized FSS Schedule Price Lists.
The Government is now treating the Manufacturer Part Number as a critical part of the descriptive product data included in the price list.
A Manufacturer Part Number is considered to be a unique number or code created by the manufacturer of a specific product, and assigned as a means of standardized product identification. Vendors are cautioned not to alter the Manufacturer Part Numbers. There should be no additions, deletions, or other discrepancies between the Manufacturer Part Number as submitted to the vendor by the manufacturer, and as presented by the contract holder to GSA. For example, vendors should not add their own prefixes or suffixes to any Manufacturer Part Number.
GSA Schedule contractors are to submit all responses, including all product data, within 90 days of the date of issue of the contract modification received from GSA. Failure to comply with the terms of the modification may result in contract cancellation.
Upon receipt of the contract mod, contractors should go to https://vsc.gsa.gov and accept the modification. Contractors then must access SIP or EDI and upload all products, fixed price services, and ancillary products with all required descriptive data including Manufacturer Part Numbers.
GSA's Answers to Frequently-Asked Questions:
1: Is this mass modification mandatory?
A: Yes. This mod is mandatory to ensure GSA is capturing all the Manufacturer Part Numbers and all other descriptive data for all Products award on the GSA MAS contract, including Ancillary Products fixed-price services (i.e., training course).
2: I have a service-only contract, and have no fixed-price services or ancillary products. How do I respond?
A: Although the reinforcement is not applicable to your contract, select "Yes" to acknowledge the requirement on the Vendor Support Center website.
3: Do I need to submit all my products?
A: Yes. Any product, ancillary product, or fixed-price service that you have listed on your MAS contract should be submitted, along with its corresponding product data.
4: Does this rule apply to previous submissions?
A: Yes. Industry partners should take this opportunity to revisit previous submissions and correct or refine any missing or altered manufacturer part numbers.
5: What should I do if I do not have (or can not obtain) the Manufacturers Part Number?
A: Industry partners should make a best effort to obtain accurate product information.
6: Why is GSA asking for Manufacturer Part Numbers?
A: GSA is focusing on bolstering data driven offerings in order to improve the acquisition experience for customers, acquisition officials, and industry partners alike. Expanded data repositories pave the way for streamlined, value-added functionality that will minimize effort while maximizing returns.
Are tight budgets straining trust between agencies and industry?
June 18, 2014 by cs
Even under the best circumstances, the relationship between agencies and industry can be strained at times.
But are federal budget and staffing shortfalls — particularly among the federal government's acquisition workforce — fueling a climate of mistrust between the government and its contractors?
It's not quite that dire yet, contracting experts told Federal News Radio as part of the special series, Trust Redefined: Reconnecting Government and Its Employees.
But improving the relationship between government and industry remains deserving of some attention — especially in today's austere budget climate.
"It's no secret that [in terms of] the numbers of federal employees, there's a decrease, the retirements are going up, certainly the budget issues of the last couple years don't improve morale within the federal-employee workspace," said Michael Fischetti, executive director of the National Contract Management Association, in an interview on In Depth with Francis Rose. "And as those folks leave, the ability of the government to hire and retain quality individuals that understand the requirements that they're levying on the contractor is challenging. So the contractor and the government have to have their best foot forward in this relationship and communicate well to make that happen. And that's been a concern."
Keep reading this article at: http://www.federalnewsradio.com/1291/3628149/Are-tight-budgets-straining-trust-between-agencies-industry
GSA plans to double its market share by 2017
June 17, 2014 by cs
The General Services Administration (GSA) plans to more than double its market share of government spending by crafting a new digital ecosystem of contract offerings and interactive purchasing tools.
Tom Sharpe, the commissioner of GSA's Federal Acquisition Service, told Federal Times the agency plans to boost its market share from 14 to 33 percent by the end of fiscal year 2016. Reduced budgets at agency procurement shops means now is the time for GSA to show what it can do for agencies, he added.
"I would argue the Federal Acquisition Service at GSA should be a centralized buyer — and we are going to make that case and we are going to fight for that," Sharpe said.
GSA is already rolling out the cornerstone of that case, calling it "The Government Acquisition Marketplace." The agency is billing it as a one-stop digital shop for government acquisition and the next stage in an acquisition landscape that requires data-driven solutions.
Keep reading this article at: http://www.federaltimes.com/article/20140521/ACQ/305210016/How-GSA-plans-double-its-market-share-by-2017
Contractor pay cap will apply to all employees under new rule
June 16, 2014 by cs
A new rule would limit the amount contractors could charge the government for any of their employees' salaries under cost-reimbursement contracts.
Currently contractors can charge back $487,000 for employee salaries, but the ceiling only applies to top senior executives. With the new Federal Acquisition Regulation rule, that limit would be expanded to all employees including scientists and engineers.
The final rule, issued May 30, would only affect the Defense Department, NASA and the Coast Guard, and applies retroactively to compensation costs on government contracts signed after Dec. 31, 2011.
Keep reading this article at: http://www.fiercegovernment.com/story/contractor-pay-cap-will-apply-all-employees-under-new-rule/2014-06-03


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Champs Gain is a rocky vineyard, high on the hillside, above Folatieres. Given the elevation and lack of topsoil, it is always a bit brighter in character, and this is no exception, with its bright fruit, balance and harmony accompanying the lighter, mineral-driven character. This is quintessentially Puligny in character! (Ketih Wollenberg, K&L Burgundy Buyer, 03/08) This relatively new domaine was founded in 1975 and makes the very most of its 8 hectares (6 to white grapes, including a small amount of Aligote, and 2 to pinot noir) of vineyards scattered throughout Puligny-Montrachet, Chassagne-Montrachet, Meursault, Saint-Aubin et Auxey Duresses. Harvest is entirely by hand, fermentation occurs in oak barrels, of which 25 -33% are new, according to the grandiosity of the appellation. And fining and filtration are looked down upon. The result is quality red and white burgundy at a seriously good value, amplified by the fact that this estate continues to be relatively unkown in the U.S.
Below is a listing of the wine review scores we frequently reference in our notes. While these sources remain an excellent source of information, we always recommend that you trust your own palate. Scores in these publications often represent the personal taste of an individual critic, which may not always coincide with your own. We have a huge team of excellent wine professionals that can match wines you've had in the past with new arrivals that meet your flavor profile.
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2009 François Carillon Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru "Les Chenevottes"
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ATLANTA--Simmons Bedding Company and its Hospitality Division announce the implementation of a new mattress-recycling program. The company recently partnered with Global Sustainability Solutions (GSS) to handle recycling services for hospitality sales.
The new Simmons Hospitality/GSS program will provide mattress installation, removal and recycling services, including delivery coordination and installation of the new product, as well as removal and transportation of the old bed sets, including bedframes, to a designated recycling plant.
Under this new program, hospitality clientele purchasing new product from Simmons, such as the new Simmons Hospitality Beautyresty Recharge line, are offered the option of recycling their old mattresses through purchasing GSS' services. The company offers complete turnkey service (including installation, removal and recycling), as well as removal and recycling services only.
"Simmons' partnership with GSS gives our hospitality clients a cost-effective, hassle-free recycling option that dually streamlines the replacement process and battles landfill waste," stated Steve Tipton, VP of Simmons Hospitality. "Through this partnership, we are proudly taking an active role in developing viable solutions to the mattress disposal dilemma."
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- Publisher: KID BABY TODDLER LTD.
- Release Date: Jan 31, 2013
- Summary: ? The most exciting circus interactive game in the App-Store ??? A rewarding and educational experience for children of all ages ????? 60 Circus characters in 7 fun filled games! ???Step right up and join the exciting Circus Magic World! The fun filled app has seven interactive games and includes 60 of the most lovable circus characters to play with. Circus Magic World will help your little one learn about the different types of circus characters and provide hours of hilarious fun for you and your little ones.? Coloring Book - Finger paint or fill areas with color to complete the cool coloring pages. ? Puzzle Fun - Enjoy 60 colorful, intuitive circus character shaped puzzles. ? Maze Challenge - Help the circus characters find their way across the maze and reach the exit.? Circus Ride - Join Blooper the juggler on his unicycle trip of adventurous fun!. Help him collect all the boxes and find out which circus characters is hiding behind them. ? Sticker Book - Interact with the adorable circus characters on screen while you can finger paint with colors and fill areas with paint buckets. ? Mix and Match - The circus characters got all mixed up, help match the parts and put the colorful circus characters back together. This game helps children develop their memory and logic skills. ? Magic Draw - Slide your finger on the drawing area to magically color the page then watch the drawing come to life.Note: First 10 circus characters, 10 stickers and the first few stages of each game are completely free. All games and features are available with easy to use in-app purchase inside the application. Purchasing full version also removes all ads.Sound doesn't work?Try Increasing the volume and check that your device is not set to "Mute". The Mute button is located next to the volume buttons on the side of the device.Still no sound?On the iPad it's possible that your side switch is set to lock screen rotation. In this case you can control sound volume by:- Double tap the home button- Swipe the lower bar from left to right- Tap the speaker icon to the far left- It should show "Mute Off" below the play buttonYou can set the side switch functionality at "Settings General Use side switch to".… Expand
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Florida Gators, Michigan Wolverines to play in 2017 Cowboys Class...Brian Bennett
The Michigan Wolverines and Florida Gators will open the 2017 season against one another in the Cowboys Classic at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, the two schools announced Thursday.Story | Conversation | December 19, 2013
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You see your favorite Big Ten teams' uniforms and practice gear, but you probably don't often give much thought to where they originated. But that's become a big issues for several Big Ten teams and their apparel provider, adidas. ESPN.com's Krist...Blog | April 30, 2013
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Although he plays a college professor in his latest film, Robert Redford was, by his own admission, never much of a student, consistently more interested in what was going on outside the classroom window than inside. But there's one moment from Redford's academic past that burns brightly in his memory. The year was 1950 and Redford was a junior-high student in Van Nuys, suffering through one of those standardized achievement tests that are the bane of every school kid's existence. Suddenly, one particular section of the exam grabbed his attention. "There was this picture, and you had to figure out what was wrong with it," Redford recalls. "The picture seemed to be totally perfect — a woman was standing on a porch with a broom, and a mailman who had just delivered the mail was talking to her. And I got so excited — I was going to find out what was wrong there!" Then Redford found the answer: The woman was wearing only one sock.
In the more than 50 years since that eureka moment, Robert Redford has stayed on the lookout for the subtle fissures in seemingly flawless façades, whether it be the American government's veil of inviolability (All the President's Men), broadcast television's carefully stage-managed reality (Quiz Show) or the stiff upper lips of a tragedy-stricken suburban family (Ordinary People). Now, Redford is once again traversing the chasm between the American dream and the American reality in a new film, Lions for Lambs, that meets the War on Terror and a grab bag of other sociopolitical issues head-on, making for one of the year's most provocative and polarizing moviegoing experiences.
Directed, produced by and starring Redford, Lions weaves an intricate tapestry of a failed America, beginning on an unnamed Southern California college campus, where a bright but slackerish student (newcomer Andrew Garfield) settles in for a conference with the political-science prof (Redford) who sees unrealized potential in the boy. At the same moment, in the corridors of Beltway power, a rising Republican senator (Tom Cruise) offers a seasoned reporter (Meryl Streep) an exclusive scoop about his new plan for winning the war in Afghanistan (and, by proxy, Iraq). Meanwhile, half a world away, where the senator's strategy went into effect "10 minutes ago," two U.S. soldiers find themselves stranded in enemy territory after their helicopter was shot down by Afghan insurgents. Providing a further point of connection, the soldiers are former students of the professor, whose advocacy of action over apathy led them to enlist in the first place.
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Simply put, Lions for Lambs (which screens as the opening-night attraction of the AFI Fest before opening nationwide on November 9) is a movie about people talking in a room. Or rather, four people talking in two rooms, hashing out political and personal ideologies while, on a mountaintop in Afghanistan, the lives of two men hang in the balance. Of course, what's really at stake (in case you missed the point, which is pretty hard to do) is the future of our nation itself. It's the sort of theatrical premise that wouldn't have seemed out of place on one of the socially relevant 1960s television anthology series where Redford did some of his first screen acting. But if Lions for Lambs, which springs from the pen of 34-year-old screenwriter Matthew Michael Carnahan, is wordy and unsubtle in the extreme, it's also that rare Hollywood movie that fully possesses the strength of its own convictions, and which pursues them with a commitment and intellectual rigor far removed from the reductive faux humanism of Rendition and In the Valley of Elah.
"In the current climate, audiences are accustomed to and seem to crave hard, visceral action films where you go inside the pores of the wound and everything's moving at 150 miles per hour," Redford says, offering a fairly succinct description of the other Carnahan-scripted political drama currently in release, The Kingdom.
It's a rainy October morning in Boston, where the filmmaker is winding up a college promotional tour that has included stops at Berkeley and Harvard. And when he arrives (late, as is his custom) for our interview, there's no mistaking the wiry figure in sweater, jeans and brown loafers being ushered through the lobby of the Ritz-Carlton hotel, no matter that the famous flaxen hair is mostly hidden beneath a Red Sox cap, the blazing blue eyes concealed behind aviator shades. For all his interest in the misleading surfaces of things, Redford himself is a failure at camouflage — an asset if you want to be one of the most recognizable movie stars on the planet and a liability if you want to be taken seriously as a film artist. More on that a bit later.
For now, though, our conversation centers on other matters. At first, Redford says, he wondered if Lions for Lambs might work better as a play. "Then I thought: Wait a minute. How many times are you going to get a script that's really able to touch on some of the issues that concern you? The fact that they're talking heads in a room is something you should embrace and figure out if you can make it dynamic enough. I started to see the film in a new way, and I got excited about it. I said, 'I think I'll take a chance on this.' "
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Who Are the Privacy and Security Cops on the Beat? (Part 3)
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Monday, October 13, 2014
In the United States, a variety of different regulators are responsible for overseeing and enforcing different laws that impact different types of information. Some laws are exclusively enforced by agencies. Some are also enforced by state attorneys general. Others are enforced exclusively with a private right of action – the ability of individuals to bring lawsuits. Several laws have criminal penalties, which are typically enforced by the Department of Justice (DOJ). And then there are laws that are enforced by a combination of means, such as the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) which is enforced by two agencies plus private rights of action.
The Privacy Pillory and the Security Rack: The Enforcement Toolkit (Part 2)
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Thursday, October 09, 2014
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The Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program represents a dramatic shift from the government's traditional focus on certifying systems as secure and then rechecking them every so often. An effective cybersecurity strategy requires more than a periodic safety check. That's the thinking behind continuous monitoring, a risk management approach that seeks to keep organizations constantly apprised of their IT security status.
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Tuesday, October 07, 2014
How are privacy and security laws enforced? How should they be enforced? What enforcement works well? What doesn't? What are the various agencies that are enforcing privacy laws doing? How do the agencies compare in their enforcement efforts? I plan to explore these questions in a series of posts. Collectively, I'll call this series "Enforcing Privacy and Security Laws."
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Much of the discussion lately has been around the JP Morgan security breach. There are also growing concerns that other companies may have been infiltrated as well which is not a surprise considering the ruthless nature of cyberwar. Security will always be an issue and something businesses must continuously prepare for in order to minimize damage. Here is an infographic discovered at IDG which take a closer look at Cyberwar in the U.S.
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When organizations say they're "going to the cloud," that oversimplifies it. You start to see business processes happening in a lot of different places. An organization may have applications running in Salesforce. It may have an outsourced HR solution somewhere else in the cloud, and it may have an ERP solution somewhere else. So it's not adding one thing; it's adding numerous things into the equation. How do I detect an attack across this very diverse set of environments — I see that as our next challenge. Most of our work around event monitoring and response addresses things inside the data center. Now we need to correlate things that happen in outside environments run by cloud providers that aren't necessarily going to send raw data to us.
The Importance of Cybersecurity in the Age of the Cloud and Internet of Things
Colin Wood, Government Technology, Wednesday, October 01, 2014
Cloud and mobile computing are pushing the IT landscape further away from the organization, and an emerging Internet of Things is expanding the surface area of a defensive front already riddled with holes. Any member of an organization is subject to social engineering attacks for which leadership will increasingly be held accountable before an unforgiving public. Today's cybersecurity trends are evolving at an overwhelming pace, but it's not a lost cause. The enemy is not an invincible genius — he's smart and organized, and the key to winning is simply to beat him at his own game. Here's a look at some of the biggest trends and what they mean for security professionals, CIOs and government leaders.
CloudFlare's New Keyless SSL Could Unlock Cloud For Financial Institutions
Ron Miller, TechCrunch, Thursday, September 18, 2014
Financial institutions crave cloud scalability, but have been reluctant to jump on the cloud bandwagon because of security concerns. In particular, they have been hesitant to expose their precious SSL keys to the open internet. The key identifies them as a financial institution and lets the other party know they can accept or send funds. As you can imagine, they don't ever want this information escaping their control. CloudFlare, a company that is trying to move all of the traditional networking hardware you typically have in an on-premises data center into the cloud, figured out how to let financial institutions have have it both ways.


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Namely, that the 1-hand/main-hand restriction on weapons will be removed. For instance, a main-hand weapon can be used to mog a 1-hand weapon.
Similarly, axes/swords/maces/daggers can be used to mog other axes/swords/maces/daggers. For instance, a mace can be mogged with a sword (in the same way that Hunters can mog guns with bows).
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"This isn't a crime, it's a tragedy," Trevor Charlton said of the incident involving his sons. "It's hard to live with every day, but it's hardest for Eric. "
Eric Wayne Charlton, 27, was tentatively sentenced to six months in jail in December, but 4th District Judge James Brady decided to set a review hearing for Tuesday to allow Charlton to present an alternative to jail that would serve as a similar deterrent. The man said he planned to give presentations on the dangers of mixing guns and alcohol.
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"I cannot ignore that a life was taken," the judge said Tuesday.
Charlton looked stunned when the sentence was handed down. He had joined his parents and attorney in asking for alternatives to jail time at a previous hearing. He pointed out that he is the sole provider for his wife and two children.
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A review hearing has been set for July, at which point Charlton will be required to show his progress on the community service component of his sentence. Brady is requiring that Charlton give 90 presentations to various agencies about his experience and cautioning them against drinking and handling a gun.
Charlton was originally charged with manslaughter, a second-degree felony, and carrying a weapon while under the influence of alcohol, a class B misdemeanor, in the shooting death of his 17-year-old brother, Cameron. The pair were camping at Yuba Lake and were discussing trust and the Marine Corps when Eric Charlton took a gun out of its holster. At one point in the conversation, he swung the gun toward Cameron and it went off, killing him.
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