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As more organizations move critical data to the cloud, security takes on ever-increasing importance, according to a recent report on cloud security.
The Security for Business Innovation Council, consisting of IT security professionals from 19 companies worldwide, called cloud computing the main disruptive force for 2013. In its report, "Information Security Shake-Up," the group said it was evident many organizations are preparing to move more business processes to the cloud. This year, it will even be "mission-critical apps and regulated data" consigned to the cloud, according to an article on NetworkWorld.com.
The Council includes security professionals from Coca-Cola, eBay, FedEx, EMC, Fidelity Investments, Intel, Johnson & Johnson and Walmart, among several others.
"Although supplier lock-in and system availability are some of the big concerns with the cloud, security remains the No. 1 obstacle to adoption," the Council's report states. "But trust in the cloud is growing."
Even regulators are starting to warm up to it, they noted, pointing out that the Dutch banking authority gave Dutch banks the green light to use cloud services late last year. But there are "gaps" in how well companies are planning for any transition to the cloud, the report notes. Though middle managers in companies may favor cloud computing for business reasons, there's a gap in coordination and trust with the IT security managers responsible for regulatory and security controls.
"Middle managers don't want to use their resources on security," the report bluntly says. "They are incentivized by timeline and budget; adding security doesn't fit into their objectives."
Security teams should be striving this year to build relationships with these middle managers, the report emphasizes. The practice of regular meetings and information exchange is an approach that has worked well over the past few years with the top corporate executives to bring their attention to the nature of cyber-threats. These top execs now largely understand and prioritize information security. But getting the same rapport going with middle managers is likely to be an even bigger challenge, the report says.
Growing Confidence in Cloud Security
Cloud computing has IT professionals increasingly convinced that while security controls are adequate, there still remains some skepticism.
Len Peters, CIO at Yale University, has undertaken a cost-benefit analysis of cloud-based services in comparison to on-premises software purchases. He found that not only are unit costs less for the software-as-a-service (SaaS) he's most interested in, but that SaaS can also further the compliance and security goals of the IT department, according to an article on CSOonline.com.
Last spring, Yale elected to migrate from an on-premises IT management application to the cloud-based ServiceNow. The economic analysis indicated a positive cost advantage within 13 months. But security and compliance considerations were and always are going to be critical factors in cloud-computing decisions, Peters said. Like many IT pros, he found himself asking the questions, "Is the cloud safe? What are the potential risks?"
The answer, he says, is yes, there are risks, but not necessarily any more than in your own environment if the proper security and contractual arrangements can be put in place with the cloud provider. What's more, use of cloud services can help speed the adoption of best practices that would further safeguard the university.
Yale is going to be looking at more cloud-computing options in the future for things such as human resources and ERP, Peters said.
Protecting Information in the Cloud
As attractive as cloud environments can be, they also come with new types of risks, according to an article on CFO.com.
Executives are asking whether external providers can protect sensitive data and also ensure compliance with regulations about where certain data can be stored and who can access the data. CIOs and CROs are also asking whether building private clouds creates a single point of vulnerability by aggregating many different types of sensitive data onto a single platform.
Blanket refusals to make use of private- or public-cloud capabilities leave too much value on the table from savings and improved flexibility. Large institutions, which have many types of sensitive information to protect and many cloud solutions to choose from, must balance potential benefits against, for instance, risks of breaches of data confidentiality, identity and access integrity, and system availability.
Refusing to use cloud capabilities is not a viable option for most institutions. The combination of improved agility and a lower IT cost base is spurring large enterprises to launch concerted programs to use cloud environments. At the same time, departments, work groups, and individuals often take advantage of low-cost, easy-to-buy public-cloud services - even when corporate policies say they should not.
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Can Haiku be improved by staging? György Kurtág's Kafka-Fragmente (op. 24), is a masterpiece of zen-like purity.
Although this music is well-known, this Barbican Hall, London performance — entitled "Kafka Fragments" — was the first time Peter Sellars' staging has been seen in Europe. What would Sellars' staging add to such music?
The beauty of Kurtág's Kafka Fragments lies in its minimalist purity. Forty brief quotes from Kafka's diaries appear, many barely more than a sentence long. Meaning is elusive. "Die Weissnäherinnen in den Regengüssen" (washerwomen in downpours), for example, which is the entire text of song 9. Kurtág sets the words so they slide up and down the scale in strange, disoriented cadence, the violin part edgily racing beside the voice. What does the image mean? Is Kurtág illustrating the image or is he purposefully using it to hint at something wholly intangible?
Kurtág deliberately chose fragments because they are incomplete, and because they are fragile. They are existentialist utterances, beyond explanation. Meaning is distilled, intensely condensed like a homeopathic substance with power to expand in your soul. Most of Kurtág's music is like this, highly polished miniatures to be carefully savoured on an intuitive level. Very zen, exquisitely beautiful.
But does something so esoteric need to be confined by concrete staging? Sellars interprets the Fragments with heavy handed literalism, seizing on brief references of purity and dirt to create a soap opera of domestic banality. Dawn Upshaw is seen sweeping, ironing, changing light bulbs and in one memorable image, with a plastic basket over her head. When Kafka remarks on concealment, is he being silly? In his pre-performance talk, Sellars told the audience that cleaning a bathroom was a great source of contemplation. Perhaps to him, but not to all. In his recent staging of Tristan und Isolde, Sellars also used elaborate projections of a long cleansing ritual which bore little relevance to the opera. Wagner as spa? Perhaps it's a Sellars' thing. In this case, the photographic projections were not by Bill Viola but by David Michalek, and even more distracting.
Kurtág needs staging, he added. To loosely paraphrase Sellars, "If you associate a song with a visual image, you can follow it". Yet Kafka-Fragmente is only an hour long, less than many symphonies. Each fragment is so distinct that it's really not hard to follow if you listen attentively. The danger is worrying too much about consuming what you see on the page, rather than absorbing the whole by listening on a more profound, oblique level.
All performances involve interpretation. Even reading a score means personal input. But too literal a layer of expression obliterates without adding insight. Like haiku, Kurtág's music is magical because it's both elusive and utterly lucid at the same time, but treating it too literally defeats the whole purpose. This perhaps is why Sellars' staging was so disappointing.
György Kurtág
There were good moments where his images matched the music, such as the swaying movements in the first song, like the ticking of a clock. "Die Guten gehn im gleichen Schritt....die Tänze der Zeit" (The Good march in step...the Dances of Time). Yet many of these fragments are evocative because they defy easy stereotypes. Forcing them into a narrative diminishes their power. When Kafka writes of pain, he doesn't simply mean a woman pressing a hot iron into her face.
In principle, there's nothing inherently wrong about staging music, particularly vocal music. Otherwise we wouldn't have opera or ballet. But Kurtág's Kafka-Fragmente work because they are beyond definition, their meaning deliberately open-ended and mysterious. It's this freedom that makes aphoristic music so liberating. Kurtág explicitly connects to Anton Webern through the dedication to Pierre Boulez, Webern's great champion. "The true path goes by way of a rope that is suspended" "Stolzen zu machen, als begangen zu werden". (making you stumble rather than easily walk) Obliqueness, again, and contradiction. Very haiku. For Sellars the rope seems to imply suicide. Whether that's valid or not, it means something different to Kurtág.
The Barbican Centre in London should be commended because it does innovative, daring work for contemporary music and opera. Last year they did Eötvös's Angels in America, and Michael van der Aa's After Life. The Barbican has also staged several of Kaija Saariaho's opera, for which Peter Sellars did excellent semi-stagings. These were successful because they encapsulated the essential drama in Saariaho's diffuse, chromatic reveries. With Kurtág's Kafka-Fragmente the opposite happens. In his pre-performance talk, Sellars gave many different explanations for his choices, a kitchen sink approach, perhaps in the hope that some of the ideas might work. If only he had absorbed the inner essence of Kurtág's ethos, that less is more and that muzak isn't music.
The benchmark recording of Kurtág's Kafka-Fragmente is easily the one with Juliane Banse and András Keller, on ECM (2006). It is the keynote, as Keller has worked with Kurtág for many years and performed most of his work for violin. Indeed, the composer was involved in making the recording. High standards indeed, so it's to Dawn Upshaw's credit that her singing was up to the mark. She's possibly the most experienced American singer in contemporary repertoire, and it showed in the way she negotiated Kurtág's quirky lines and silences. Technically, Upshaw's voice is more lustrous than Banse's but the setting let her down.
The violinist here was Geoff Nuttall of the St Lawrence Quartet of Stanford, who has performed this piece with Upshaw and Sellars in the United States. He's quoted as saying the piece is "almost unplayable" though Keller shows what's possible. Nuttall was at an unfair advantage because Sellars' staging nullified the tight, knife-edge balance between voice and violin which is fundamental to the piece. Upshaw was wonderful, but in many ways, the Kafka Fragments aren't really a song cycle so much as intensely concentrated chamber music.
The Kafka-Fragmente have been around for 25 years. György Kurtág, his wife Marta and other musicians closely associated with them appear in person in London fairly frequently. Indeed, some in the audience at the Barbican were long time friends. Perhaps Sellars' staging might have impressed audiences that don't know the music, or put them off entirely. But for me it felt like seeing some great classic of European or Japanese art cinema remade for daytime TV.
Anne Ozorio
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All You Can Be looks at the ways notions of the self are constructed, contextualized and invented. Underlying these works is the idea that who we are is often a choice and that can revealed and rearranged, transformed and mutated. As part of these investigations, both language and materials are looked at, as are space and a sense of place. Whether in video or performance, paintings or photos, each of these artists asks the question: What does it mean to be All You Can Be? Curated by Keith Miller
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In today's society, no matter where you live, you're always on the go. Some days there doesn't seem to be time to eat, but you still have to eat… whatever's in arm's reach. And most of the time, that means a bunch of processed foods, junk food, or good 'ol reliable fast food.
There seems to be an unwritten law that I'll call "the law of inverse quality." It states that the quality of food goes down as portability and accessibility go up. In other words: There ain't no organic fruits and veggies at the food court, folks.
So what to do? Unless you've got access to a time machine, eating on the run, or at least on the move, is likely to remain a fact of life. The opportunity here is to become master of the circumstances rather than victimized by them. We need to learn to create healthy, nurturing meals out of commonly available "porta-foods." This food needs to be stuff that travels well, is available everywhere and still passes nutritional muster.
Here are my top ten tips for how to do just that:
- Think Ahead. Most of the trouble comes from waiting till you're in the middle of an emergency hunger situation before taking action (like being without food all afternoon and coming face to face with a convenient snack machine). A little planning goes a long way. If you know you're going to be stuck in a meeting, take along something you can eat quickly and discretely to keep your blood sugar from plummeting and your cravings at bay.
- Lettuce is a great container. You can wrap some leftover chicken in a lettuce leaf and eat it in the car, or anywhere else a sandwich would work. Throw on some tomatoes, drizzle some olive oil and you've got a decent mini-meal. A couple of leaves of red-leaf lettuce make a great "wrap," and the contents are limited only by your imagination.
- Find healthy food that travels well. Some suggestions: cottage cheese, yogurt, celery, peppers, carrots and apples. Throw some berries into a container with some cottage cheese and nuts and take it in the car with you.
- Make it the night before. (This is a corollary of "think ahead.") At my house, we sometimes cook a week's worth of sweet potatoes on a Sunday, and take them with us as snacks during the week. They're as portable as you can get, they taste great cold and are a veritable vitamin store.
- Think unusual foods. Sally Fallon, the great exponent of traditional nourishing foods, says that the best "energy bar" is a homemade, nitrous-free, lean-meat sausage. If you can find a local butcher who still makes sausage like this, grab it.
- Think outside the box. One person's "unusual" is another person's delicious. Experiment. I've found cutting up an apple and eating it with a single serving of tuna adds crunchiness and sweetness to the tuna that makes it a tasty treat. Ditto with celery. A single serving can of tuna can be gotten almost anywhere and also goes great with that baked sweet potato you made last Sunday. Or discover your own combinations. You can always find nuts, cheese, fruit and seeds. Use them creatively, or eat them right out of the package. Hint: String cheese is a really easy snack to take on the run and is available everywhere.
- Use your blender. Many office-bound people forget that a blender is an easy accessory to keep in a desk or in the company kitchen. In a pinch, packaged meal replacements like MetRx and MyoPlex can be made quickly and are way better for you than most of the stuff at the food court.
- Ditto for the microwave. It only takes about four minutes to make real oatmeal (not the packaged kind), and you can add some berries or soy milk and take it with you anywhere in a plain take-out coffee cup. Plus if you sweeten it a little with some good maple syrup and then let it get cold, it almost tastes like desert.
- Make a list. Until you get good at this, don't try to think on your feet. Make a list in advance of possible combinations that might be available while you're traveling, or that you could easily take with you. One of my favorites is celery with cream cheese. There's got to be at least a half-dozen others just as good. Discover them.
- Vegetable juice is a lifesaver. When all else fails, have a V-8. Fresh vegetable juice is always better, and possibly one of the best things you can put in your body, but in a pinch there's always canned tomato juice and V-8. It takes the edge off your appetite and quenches cravings like nothing else around, and you can get it anywhere. Add celery, leave out the vodka, and you'll almost feel like it's happy hour.


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COLORADO STATE HEAD COACH Larry Eustachy
"I thought we made progress from last week against Regis to this week against Colorado Springs. That is a good team that played Wyoming right down to the wire and actually out-rebounded Wyoming. We were only up plus-2 in the rebound column in the first half and plus-15 in the second half. They took what we talked about and got it in the game. I thought it was a tale of two halves. I thought we were a much better in the second half."
(on whether it is safe to say this team is still 'feeling itself out')
"The infant stages would be an overstatement. We are still a fetus. We have a long way to go with a great bunch of guys. So if we can stay healthy, it'll be interesting to see how far we can take this team in this short period of time, in the next three-and-a-half months."
(on whether he'd like to see David Cohn take over the point guard position)
"Going into this right now, Jon Octeus is our point guard but David (Cohn) might be our most natural one in terms of seeing the court and distributing the ball. David's liability is defensively. I really liked the way he rebounded in the second half. He's strong enough; he's just not used to playing the other end of the court and committing to it like he does offensively."
(on whether he'd like to see the big men grab more rebounds)
"I thought for the first time, we looked like a team I'm used to in the second half as far as from a rebounding situation. We got on the floor, we grabbed the balls and we didn't do that against Regis. We lost all the 50-50 balls, I call them loose balls, and we didn't get them. We did a lot better in the second half."
(on whether tonight's game will prepare Colorado State for next Monday at Gonzaga)
"This is a not a marathon, it is an ultra-marathon. It is not a sprint; we have a long journey ahead of us. What happened today won't hurt Monday but it's going to be a lot different situation. I have no idea what Gonzaga looks like, I never look past a team. We'll start tonight looking at them. It won't hurt how we played. We have guys lacking confidence and we have guys that have never played at this level. Whatever happens Monday we'll be better for. We have a tough stretch with Weber State coming in, then at UTEP. This was a big game for us."
(general thoughts on game)
"We're proud of our guys I thought we competed for a good stretch there against a good team in their home opener. I thought we did a lot of good things. We just finished Chapter 1 for our preseason in what we're trying to do with a bunch of new guys and trying to figure out how we want to play on both ends of the floor. I think we're still learning about what it takes on both ends of the floor. We put together some good stretches that we need to capitalize on, learn from our mistakes, and now go into our home opener Tuesday and figure out how to get a win."
(on play of Derrick White)
"He's a fearless and talented young man that is only getting better and better every day, every game, every year; so it's exciting to coach him, it's a pleasure. He's a competitor and his skill set is just increasing as we go along, so when he gets the shot going it opens up his drive attack. I thought He did a good job overall keeping us in the game from an offensive standpoint."
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Missouri is no longer the No. 1 state in the U.S. for the sale and use of methamphetamine, but meth continues to be the most popular drug in Mid-Missouri.
Sgt. Shannon Jeffries with the Mustang Drug Task Force said Mid-Missouri is a popular place for meth because the rural areas provide the perfect secluded place to cook meth.
The Mustang Drug Task Force, Boone County sheriffs, and other local law enforcement search for or make arrests for meth several times each week.
Sgt. Jeffries said Mustang will continue to constantly search for meth user or sellers as long as they are around.
In the last year, Missouri had 784 meth incidents, or arrests for meth labs and the discarding of meth.
Sgt. Jeffries said Missouri may have dropped to the No. 2 spot instead of No. 1 because of the restrictions on purchasing pseudophedrine, a common drug in allergy medicine and the top ingredient of meth.
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In landscape photography, you can very often take a shot of some immensely large scene (Grand Canyon, Ayer's Rock etc) and get home to look at your shots only to see that the shot has failed to really convey how big the place was. It can be a little disappointing when you have grandiose subject matter (and ideas for how it will look on film) only to find that it looks… well, small. Other times, a smaller scene may appear a lot bigger than reality. And many times, you will want to correct the perception of scale in your images. Here's what you can do.
The basic strategy to get a viewer of an image to appreciate the size (large or small) of your landscape is to include an object in the photo that the viewer already knows the size of. Even better is to include that element in the middle to far distance of the shot so that the perspective of the shot is not messed with. If it object is too close, then this won't really work.
People and Animals – Everybody knows about how big a person is or how big most animals are. Putting them in the distance of a landscape shot is an easy way to show how big something is. As long as they are recognisable as people or animals then the task of conveying scale and size should be done.
Human Made Objects – Almost anything built by humans is easily recognisable to most people in terms of size. This can be anything from cars, trucks, houses all the way up to high-rise buildings in some cases. Placing something like this in the distance of your landscape shot can, again, convey the scale of your landscape image.
Some Natural Objects – Even some natural objects can convey scale. Trees, when put in the middle to far distance of a landscape shot can convey scale. Even well known natural objects can convey the scope of the image (Ayer's Rock, Mt Fuji etc) as most people know their relative size from seeing many other images of them or seeing them in person.
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The top line of Nick Sorkin, Kevin Goumas and Matt Willows set up a beautiful tic-tac-toe passing sequence that lead to UNH taking a 2-1 lead. Willows took the puck along the boards and dumped it behind the net. As the defensemen crashed, they failed to located Sorkin in front of the net and a simple pass from Goumas gave Sorkin his 19th on the year.
Towards the end of the first period, Northeastern took two penalties that gave UNH a 5-on-3 opportunity to start the second. UNH was able to get a few good looks at the net, but as the first penalty expired, Matt Benning was hauled down on a breakaway to give the Huskies a penalty shot. Benning should have taken the shot, however the referees allowed Northeastern to select their best player, Kevin Roy, to take the shot. Roy stickhandled around DeSmith, who made a desperation attempt to stop it, but the Huskies tied it at two apiece.
"That was definitely the turning point in the game," Umile said afterwards.
UNH rebounded, however, scoring two goals from Tyler Kelleher and Justin Agosta to take a 4-2 lead with 8:25 to play in the second. Kelleher's goal came on a rebound from a Dalton Speelman shot, while Agosta ripped a slap shot from the right side boards that went past a screened Witt on the near post.
"That [goal] goes back to our new system," Agosta said. "[The coaches] want the defensemen really aggressive on the walls. I pinched up and just took a shot, really don't know what happened after that."
Northeastern didn't falter, scoring three unanswered goals to capture the victory. The first came at the 16:29 mark as Colton Saucerman gathered his own rebound in front and put it over the shoulder of DeSmith. The tying goal came in very similar fashion to the first goal, as Roy netted his second of the night with just 6.6 seconds left in the period.
After a scoreless third period, the teams traded possessions in overtime with looks from Sorkin and Maxim Gaudreault for the 'Cats that could've given the team the victory. Despite the deflating loss, Agosta was confident the team could capture game three:
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Defending champions the Cyrens, from SM Sri Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, atended the ceremonial return of the champions trophy at the launch of CHEER 2014 at Menara Star yesterday.
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