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Unifying identity and access management has been a stretch goal for IT for nearly a decade. At first it was merely the need to have a single, authoritative source of corporate identity such that risks like orphaned or unauthorized accounts could be addressed within the enterprise.
But with a growing number of applications - business applications - being deployed "in the cloud", it's practically a foregone conclusion that organizations are going to need similar capabilities for those applications, as well.
It's not easy, there are myriad reasons why unifying identity and access control is a stretch goal and not something easily addressed by simply deploying a solution. Federation of identity and access control requires integration. It may require modification of applications. It may require architectural changes.
All of these are disruptive and, ultimately, costly. But the costs of not addressing the issue are likely higher.
Security a Rising Concern for Cloud-Based Application Usage
With access to these applications taking place from a variety of locations including smartphones (80 percent),tablets (71 percent) and non-company computers (80 percent) and with a large percentage of organizations (73 percent) needing to grant temporary access to cloud apps, respondents cited concerns around identity management, governance and complexity.
Nearly three-quarters (72 percent) of the respondents said they have the need to provide external users, such as consultants, with temporary access to the company's cloud applications, while just under half (48 percent) of respondents said they are still not able to sign in to cloud applications with a single set of credentials. [emphasis mine]
There is a significant loss of control - in terms of governance - that's occurring, where the organization no longer has the means by which they can control who has access to applications, from what device or location, and when. That's the downside of cloud, of distributed systems that are not architected with security in mind.
Make no mistake, it's not just IT making a power grab for power's sake. This is a real, significant issue for the business side of the house, because it is their applications - and ultimately data - that is at risk by failing to properly address issues of access.
The least disruptive - and most efficient - means of addressing this disconnect is to insert into the data center architecture an access broker tier, a layer of dynamic access and identity management services designed to provide federation and unification of credentials across cloud and data center resources based on the organization's authoritative source of identity.
The advantages of such a tier are that they are less disruptive, it respects the authoritative source of identity and it is highly flexible. The same cloud access broker that provides authentication and authorization to internal resources can do so for cloud-based resources. The downside is integration with a growing variety of SaaS and custom cloud-deployed applications used by the enterprise. A standards-based way of integrating off-premise applications with a cloud access broker is needed, and we find such a standard in SAML 2.0, an increasingly popular means of integrating identity and access management services across the cloudosphere.
In addition to providing access control through such integration, a cloud access broker also provides the means for IT to address the issue of password security noted in "Security a Rising Concern for Cloud-Based Application Usage":
The survey indicated unsafe password management continues to be a challenge, with 43 percent of respondents admitting that employees manage passwords in spreadsheets or on sticky notes and 34 percent share passwords with their co-workers for applications like FedEx, Twitter, Staples and LinkedIn. Twenty percent of respondents said they experienced an employee still being able to log in after leaving the company.
By enabling federation and single-sign on capabilities, organizations can mitigate this problem by ensuring users have fewer passwords to recall and that they do not share them with off-premise applications like FedEx. Because IT controls the authoritative source of identity, it also governs policies for those credentials, such as password length, history, interval of change, and composition.
Federation of identity and access management through a cloud access broker can alleviate the loss of control - and thus expanding security threats.
By maintaining the authoritative source of identity on-premise, organizations can enforce security policies regarding password strength and length while improving the overall experience for end-users by reducing the number of credentials they must manage to conduct daily business operations. Issues such as orphaned or rogue accounts having access to critical business applications and data can be more easily - and quickly - addressed, and by using a flexible cloud access broker capable of transitioning security protocols, device incompatibility becomes a non-issue.
As more and more organizations recognize the ramifications of unfettered use of cloud services it is inevitable that cloud access brokers will become a critical component in the data center.
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The Logitech G15 Keyboard offers gamers an unprecedented level of in-game information, programmability, and control. Its adjustable-tilt, back lit LCD display shows you crucial system info during game play, and lets you set timers to keep track of game events. You can even stay in touch with your IM buddies while you're playing! The 18 programmable G Keys let you execute macros for example, casting spells in World of Warcraft with a single button pressand the back lit keys are great for lights-out play.
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Immediately, you can see that the keyboard is completely flat, and has a rough look about it. This ain't no sissy keyboard. The Blue/Black color scheme is not too bad, but I would have preferred maybe a darker blue, or even a green.
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One thing that regularly makes me grit my teeth while playing a game at night, is trying to fumble around to hit the right keys, especially when chatting. This is made much easier with this board, because at night, the keys will illuminate a bright blue. Lastly, another aggravation is hitting the Windows key which can get you killed fast, because it can throw you to the desktop. In gaming mode, the keyboard disables the Windows key so you will have nothing to worry about!
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Like the Gods and Generals rerelease, this two-disc edition comes in handsome Blu-ray "book packaging," which includes bios of cast members and their characters, photos, time lines, and more. Audio commentary by director Maxwell, cinematographer Kees Van Oostrum, author James M. McPherson, and military historian Craig Symonds, expanded from the original video release, can be found on the first disc, while various other special features, almost all of which have been previously issued, appear on disc two (in standard DVD format, not Blu-ray). Principal among these is a nearly hour-long making-of featurette, narrated by Martin Sheen; the piece is informative but slick, playing out like a promo for the movie while providing both Civil War background and details about central characters… and, of course, their beards. Elsewhere, The Battle of Gettysburg, a 30-minute film that was a 1956 Oscar nominee, offers a detailed history of the battle--not with interviews or reenactments, but entirely by way of photos, music, statues of the main characters, footage of the battlefield landscape as it is today, and Leslie Nielsen's narration. Remaining features include maps of the battlefield and the one new addition, a piece encouraging viewers to make The Journey Through Hallowed Ground, a tour of Civil War battlefields and landmarks from Gettysburg in Pennsylvania to Monticello in Virginia. --Sam Graham
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Don't allow the length of the Director's Cut to dissuade you from watching it. The movie is shot and acted perfectly, and the story is so enthralling that you won't notice how long... Read morePublished 2 days ago by Yessenia
Excellent Movie. Pretty close to accurate depiction of the battle. It's a long movie so it's best to watch it in two parts.Published 3 days ago by Deschutes
It was very helpful to watch before visiting Gettesburg. It was a little long.Published 3 days ago by Michael B. Purdy
Excellent recreation of the Battle of Gettysburg.
I have toured the battlefield and actually walked the path of Pickett's charge.
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Jeff Shaara was in our area for a few days, oh, I'd say about two years ago. At that time, he said that there was nothing happening with "Last Full Measure". I don't remember his exact words but I got the feeling that it basically comes down to money.
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No, I have searched the internet for information about a release to no avail. I do hope that when they do, it will be a director's cut that includes the deleted scenes that add to the story and are in the book "The Killer Angles".
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Pelleh Farms: Rare bright spot in local dairy
3/29/11 - 12:08 pm
Sullivan County farmer Bob Franklin has been making headlines lately -- for expanding his dairy operation at a time when many dairy farmers are in dire straits. (And for getting a visit from Congressman Maurice Hinchey, seen above admiring one of Franklin's calves.) At Pelleh Farms in Swan Lake, things are looking up, says the Times Herald-Record:
Bob Franklin has spent 20 years building a farm that cuts out middlemen, whether they be wholesale milk buyers, chicken processors or utility companies.
In that time, he has turned 66 acres of vacant land in Swan Lake into Pelleh Farms. The now-135-acre farm employs 32 people to process, package and ship milk and chickens. The farm also burns wood to heat water for pasteurization.
"If we cut out that middleman "» we create more jobs and the price is better for us," said Franklin, who also leases 170 acres to other farmers.
His do-it-yourself attitude has brought Pelleh, which means "wonderful" in Hebrew, higher prices than if it just sold raw milk or live chickens to other processors.
The River Reporter also wrote about Pelleh Farms, which is being touted by Hinchey as an example of how farms can thrive in an economic climate that's tough on agricultural producers:
At a time when dairy farms are closing down at a record pace, Bob Franklin, who owns Pelleh Farm on Happy Avenue in the Town of Bethel, is expanding his dairy operation. He recently installed a small bottling plant and now sells up to 500 gallons of organic, kosher milk every week. He sells to grocery stores in the region, and to the people who stop by the farm to get their supply. He's aiming to sell about 1,200 bottles per week, and to expand into other products, such as yogurt and cheese.
Not every dairy farmer can do what Franklin does, but it's a smart move. In the world of dairy, middlemen have an especially tight hold on the market, and a few powerful players control most of the industry. Last December, dairy middleman Dean Foods, one of the nation's largest milk processors, agreed to pay $30 million to settle an antitrust lawsuit brought on behalf of Northeastern dairy farmers. But the case is not yet settled, and the attorney general of Vermont (an important dairy state) is seeking to have the court papers unsealed so the public can see the terms of the settlement.
More on dairy woes: Green State Fair, a local blog dedicated to connecting eaters and farmers, has a great overview of why dairy farmers are in crisis, and a look at the byzantine federal system that governs milk pricing. (Blogger Ulla Kjarval and I carpooled to Batavia together last year, where we did live coverage of a hearing held by the Department of Justice about antitrust issues in dairy.)
While Franklin may be able to get more for his milk by processing and marketing it himself, he's taken on some monumental tasks: building an on-farm pasteurization and bottling plant, marketing milk to consumers and retailers, and trucking products down to New York City. It's a lot of work for a small farm, but it's great to hear a local dairy success story amid the doom and gloom.
Photo from Congressman Maurice Hinchey's Flickr album.
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After four years of non-stop nerdery (which predates both the Twins and this fine publication), I finally defended my dissertation on Friday. I know I left you in terrible suspense all weekend by withholding the results, but I'm ready to break the silence. Are you ready?
Well, guess what? I DID IT!
If you so choose, you can now call me Dr. Pseudonymous. John Pseudonymous, PhD will also work. I will also respond to "Doctor," "Doc," and "Hey, you with the diploma!"
To commemorate this momentous occasion, I thought I'd remind you how excellently I've chronicled this journey and thus, from beginning to end, here are some of my favorite PhD-flavored Twincidents, for your re-reading pleasure. If you don't read them now, they may disappear into the Disney Vault forever, as after acquiring Star Wars, a Disney-Twinfamy merger seems to be the most logical progression.
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I took a deep breath as I plopped onto the couch. It had been a marathon day for our family, kicking off with a frantic search for the baskets of goodies the Easter Bunny had hidden for the Twins in the living room the night before, followed by church, a breakfast/Easter egg hunt at my in-laws', a lunch/extended hangout at my parents' house (which also included my in-laws), and an epic, multi-generational game of Spoons resulting in literal bloodshed for several family members.
We'd just gotten back home from the festivities at about four in the afternoon. My daughter, who had fallen into a post-candy coma in the car, was still passed out on the couch, while my son was assessing his toy/sweets inventory on the living room floor, unpacking his three Easter baskets (yes, the Easter Bunny visited both grandparents' houses, too) and lining up his loot.
I am not a napper, but after the day we'd had out in the Arizona heat, I was just about to nod off when the silence was broken.
Very dramatically.
It was my wife. I'll admit that my initial reaction was annoyance because she'd used her Desperately Important Tone of Voice, which is usually reserved for Dire Emergencies, like when it is critical that I retrieve a box of her scarves I did not even know existed from the top shelf of our closet, or when a bug that was "crawling across the floor, trying to eat her" turns out to be a ball of lint. You know, the heavy shit.
Sighing lazily, I rose from the couch. "I'll be right back, Buddy," I told my son.
"Okay, Daddy," he said, eyes still on his gear. "I'm just going to sit here and line up all of the things that the Easter Bunny brought me because I got a lot of things and I'm putting them in a line so I can see the ones that I have and then I'm going to play wiff them."
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I headed into our bedroom, ready to be underwhelmed by my wife's latest "crisis." But when I saw her standing in the bathroom with ET-sized eyes, I knew right away that something was different. This might actually be A Big Deal.


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It is in genetics and scientists have learned it depends on the exact timing after fertilization that makes one fem gay or masc gay.
fem straight or masc straight. And even being gay or straight all together.
They have it down to the TIMING of the genes when they meet.
a little longer justation- one is masc gay.. a little sooner one is fem gay.
same way it does to Heterosexuals.
Some women are tom boys, some straight men are feminine men. This is all by design of how long it takes to turn on those genes.
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We found 22 pain specialists near Ocala, FL.
Dr. John Saus works as an anesthesiologist and pain specialist. Dr. Saus is in-network for Medicare insurance. He attended medical school at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine and Medical University of South Carolina College of Medicine. For his residency, Dr. Saus trained at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He is professionally affiliated with Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center.
Dr. Rigoberto Puente-Guzman's area of specialization is interventional pain medicine. Dr. Puente-Guzman has a 3.0 out of 5 star average patient rating. He is affiliated with Shands HealthCare. He is an in-network provider for Medicaid and Medicare insurance. He attended Ponce School of Medicine and subsequently trained at Strong Memorial Hospital for residency. In addition to English, he speaks Spanish.
Dr. Steven Tung is a specialist in anesthesiology, pain medicine, and critical care (intensive care medicine). He graduated from New York Medical College and Medical College of Wisconsin and then he performed his residency at a hospital affiliated with Indiana University. Dr. Tung has indicated that his clinical interests include anesthesia. He accepts Medicare insurance. He has received professional recognition including the following: Donald P. Todd Award in Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine. He has a closed panel.
Clinical interests: Adult Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology, Anesthesiology
Dr. Mangala Shetty is an anesthesiology and pain medicine specialist in Ocala, FL. She is rated 2.5 stars out of 5 by her patients. She accepts Medicare insurance. Dr. Shetty obtained her medical school training at the University of Nigeria Faculty of Medical Sciences and performed her residency at Henry Ford Hospital. She speaks Spanish.
Dr. Roger Spencer sees patients in Ocala, FL. His medical specialties are anesthesiology, pain medicine, and addiction medicine. Dr. Spencer speaks Spanish. He studied medicine at the University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine. For his residency, Dr. Spencer trained at Jackson Memorial Medical Center.
Clinical interests: Currently practicing Interventional Pain Management ( Epidural injections, Nerve blocks, Cervical ... (Read more)
Dr. Cesar Euribe practices interventional pain medicine. He honors Medicare insurance. He obtained his medical school training at the University of South Florida (USF) College of Medicine and Cayetano Heredia University and performed his residency at Tampa General Hospital, Boston Medical Center, and Children's Hospital Boston. Dr. Euribe speaks Spanish.
Dr. Daniel Schaffer practices anesthesiology and interventional pain medicine in Ocala, FL and Gainesville, FL. Dr. Schaffer attended medical school at the University of Florida College of Medicine. The average patient rating for Dr. Schaffer is 5.0 stars out of 5. He accepts Medicare insurance.
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Dr. Scott Spagnolo-Hye works as a general practitioner, family practice physician, and interventional pain specialist. Dr. Spagnolo-Hye is in-network for Child Health Plus, Family Health Plus, and Medicaid, in addition to other insurance carriers. He attended medical school at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. His training includes a residency program at Florida Hospital.
Dr. Joseph Gartner is an anesthesiologist and pain doctor. He takes Medicaid insurance. Dr. Gartner obtained his medical school training at National University of San Marcos and performed his residency at Marion County General Hospital, a hospital affiliated with Indiana University, and a hospital affiliated with the University of Manitoba. In addition to English, he speaks Spanish. He is professionally affiliated with Florida Hospital.
Dr. Richard Giovannelli is a specialist in anesthesiology and pain medicine. Dr. Giovannelli honors Medicare insurance. Before performing his residency at Shands HealthCare, Dr. Giovannelli attended New York Medical College for medical school. In addition to English, he speaks Italian.
Dr. Charles Grudem specializes in pain medicine and practices in Ocala, FL. Patient reviews placed him at an average of 5.0 stars out of 5. Dr. Grudem graduated from the University of Minnesota Medical School.
Dr. William Overcash's specialties are general practice, pain medicine, and family medicine. He is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. He trained at Shands Jacksonville Medical Center and St. Joseph Medical Center, Houston for residency. Dr. Overcash's areas of expertise include administrative medicine. He is rated 3.5 stars out of 5 by his patients. Dr. Overcash is open to new patients.
Clinical interests: Administrative Medicine
Dr. Teri Cumpton's areas of specialization are hospice and palliative medicine (end-of-life care and serious illness), family medicine, and vein disease (phlebology). She takes Medicare insurance. She graduated from Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans.
Dr. Suresh Nadella works as an anesthesiologist and pain specialist. He honors Medicaid insurance. After completing medical school at Osmania Medical College, Dr. Nadella performed his residency at Long Island Jewish Medical Center and a hospital affiliated with Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU). He speaks Telugu.
Dr. Vance Elshire specializes in interventional pain medicine and practices in Gainesville, FL and Ocala, FL. On average, patients gave him a rating of 5.0 stars out of 5. He is an in-network provider for Medicare insurance. Dr. Elshire attended medical school at the University of Dominica School of Medicine.
Dr. Dale Wickstrom-Hill works as an anesthesiologist and pain doctor. On average, patients gave Dr. Wickstrom-Hill a rating of 5.0 stars out of 5. Dr. Wickstrom-Hill accepts Medicare insurance. Dr. Wickstrom-Hill attended the University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine and Nova Southeastern University, College of Osteopathic Medicine for medical school and subsequently trained at Jackson Memorial Medical Center for residency. Dr. Wickstrom-Hill's hospital/clinic affiliations include BayCare Health System and Winter Haven Hospital.
- Implantable devices (intrathecal pump, spinal cord stimulator)
- Injections (corticosteroids)
- Medications (Percocet, Vicodin)
- Nerve blocks (anesthetic injected into a nerve)
- Physical therapy
- Surgery
- Alternative medicine therapies, such as biofeedback, acupuncture, and hypnosis


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Bengal 116 (A Das 73, Anwar 5-44, Ashish Reddy 5-51) and 183 for 6 (Banerjee 56, Saha 52*) beat Hyderabad 115 (Shami 4-36) and 181 (Akshath Reddy 49, Ashish Reddy 42, Shami 6-71) by four wickets
Bengal overcame early and late wobbles in their chase of 181 to seal victory over Hyderabad by four wickets at Eden Gardens. Bengal were 47 for 3 at one stage, before opener Rohan Banerjee and wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha revived the innings. Hyderabad kept chipping away, though. Anwar Ahmed had Banerjee caught behind and bowled Laxmi Shukla to reduce Bengal to 167 for 6, but Saha was around to guide them to victory. Bengal nearly doubled their points tally from seven to 13, and had to thank the fast bowler Shami Ahmed for that. After taking four wickets in the Hyderabad first innings, Shami grabbed six more in the second innings as the visitors could add only nine runs to their overnight 172 for 7 this morning. It was 22-year old Shami's second ten-wicket haul in 15 first-class games.
Punjab 148 and 354 for 8 (f/o) (Yuvraj 131, Jiwanjot 103, Amitoze 52, G Yadav 4-86) lead Madhya Pradesh 323 by 179 runs
Yuvraj Singh, back to the domestic grind after being left out of the Test squad, and Jiwanjot Singh, the in-form opener, hit centuries as Punjab fought back in their follow-on innings in Gwalior. Jiwanjot hit his fourth hundred of his debut season, while Yuvraj smashed 15 fours and four sixes on his way to 131 off 150 deliveries. The duo knocked off the deficit of 175, and had started to build a lead when Jiwanjot fell to Gaurav Yadav, playing his second first-class game. Yadav removed the Punjab captain Mandeep Singh and Uday Kaul cheaply next. When Anand Rajan had Yuvraj caught, Punjab were 277 for 6, a lead of 102. Amitoze Singh hit a breezy fifty and ensured Punjab had a decent lead of 179 by stumps.
Rajasthan 135 (Anureet 5-40) and 152 for 3 (f/o) (Chouhan 51) trail Railways 405 by 117 runs
Railways medium-pacer Anureet Singh took a five-for as Rajasthan were blown away for 135 in their first innings in reply to Railways' 405 in Bhubaneshwar. The highest any Rajasthan batsman managed was 27, by Ashok Menaria. Ranjitkumar Mali picked up 3 for 42, including the big wickets of Menaria and Rashmi Parida. Railways, with only seven points from five games and in search of an outright win, enforced the follow-on. Rajasthan batted much better the second time, opener Sourabh Chouhan leading the way with a fifty. Robin Bist and Menaria had put on an unbroken 44 for the third wicket by stumps, but Rajasthan still needed another 117 to avoid an innings defeat.
Saurashtra 248 for 8 (Vasavada 83*, Jaydev Shah 60) trail Mumbai 606 for 5 dec (Tare 222, Rohit 166, Jaffer 79, Nayar 69*) by 358 runs
Mumbai were set to take a huge first-innings lead on a slow day in Rajkot as Saurashtra lost eight wickets in pursuit of the visitors' mammoth total. Ajit Agarkar, Dhawal Kulkarni, Javed Khan and Iqbal Abdulla took two wickets each. The home captain Jaydev Shah made 60 and there were a couple of thirties but the major contribution was from Aarpit Vasavada, who was unbeaten on 83 off 231 deliveries. But unfortunately for Saurashtra, there is little support left for him at the other end.
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