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String of bombings hits Russia's Caucasus: first Dagestan, now Ingushetia attack
An Ingushetia attack killed two police officers on Monday, continuing the near daily terrorist attacks in Russia's Caucasus since the devastating Moscow metro bombings last week.
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Another suicide bombing killed two policemen in the troubled southern republic of Ingushetia on Monday, rattling nerves around Russia, which has seen five terrorist attacks that have left nearly 60 people dead and scores injured since two deadly explosions hit Moscow's metro system a week ago.
The latest blast came after a man entered a police station in the town of Karabulak, where about 50 officers were gathered for their morning briefing.
"The man approached two police guards," the official ITAR-Tass agency quoted an Ingush security official as saying. "He seemed suspicious to them and when they attempted to check his documents, he triggered the explosive device."
Two officers were killed, and a third injured. A second explosion detonated in a nearby parked car a few minutes later – a tactic frequently employed by north Caucasus militants, aimed at striking investigators as they gather at the attack scene – but no one was harmed.
A flurry of attacks
Ingushetia has seen escalating violence in the past two years amid an Islamist insurgency that's spreading across Russia's volatile and mainly Muslim Northern Caucasus region.
Another republic that has seen growing terrorist violence is Dagestan, a multiethnic Caspian province, where suicide bombers struck twice last week. On Sunday, two massive bombs planted beneath the railway tracks near the Dagestani capital of Makhachkala destroyed a freight train, which had come from Moscow, but did not cause any casualties. (Video report below.)


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The popular Egg Harbor restaurant in downtown Barrington will be expanding when it relocates this spring to the Barrington Village Center at Hough and Main streets.
The popular Egg Harbor restaurant in downtown Barrington will be expanding when it relocates this spring to the Barrington Village Center at Hough and Main streets.
Fire and tornado drills have long been in place in schools throughout the country, but officials are now considering other possible threats — such as an active shooter entering the building.
Point guard looks like an optional position in Barrington's offense.
Barrington sent five wrestlers to last weekend's Class 3A state meet in Champaign. Nobody's participation was as surprising as 195-pound senior John DePersia.
Barrington gymnast Abby Hasanov already had one individual state title, and she believed she could win another. That's why the events of the preliminary round at the state meet Friday didn't faze her.
Barrington junior Abby Hasanov had to wait awhile to begin her defense of her state title on the parallel bars. She was the last gymnast to compete on the event at Friday's state meet.
The police blotter includes crimes listed in the official reports of the Barrington, South Barrington and Barrington Hills police departments. Readers are reminded that an arrest by police does not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a court of law can make that determination.
After a series of burglaries to motor vehicles in the parking lot of the Dunkin Donuts at Main Street and Northwest Highway, Barrington police arrested William M. Bobiek, 42, of the 2400 block of Hessing Street, River Grove, and charged him with four counts of burglary.
A Lake County probation officer has been charged with several child pornography offenses following a special investigation by the Lake County State's Attorney's Office.
The vacant lot north of the McDonald's and south of the Harvest Bible Church may soon be developed into a Goodyear-owned tire company.
Arlington Heights' proposed new police station could get a boost from the 2015 budget.
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A Chicago man facing numerous charges in a Mundelein stabbing incident later threw his own blood at a police officer, according to court documents.


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Found 8 Brooks Brothers white shirts, in my size. A few had issues, so I left with 3 of them.
Orvis with french cuffs? Thats... different.
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The range of health issues facing America's veterans is both wide and ever-evolving. The American Legion recognizes this and provides valuable health-care information on a variety of conditions, as well as regularly updated information on the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Nearly 2,000 thank-you letters to veterans are written in the Legion's booth, while more than 50 VA volunteers are signed up.
Department of Veterans Affairs' website offers resources and tools for women veterans.
The VA medical center in Fort Wayne is short-staffed and needs to fill several key positions.
Congress is on the verge of increasing TRICARE costs for America's servicemembers and military retirees.
A Patient Information Help Line is now available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at VA's Manhattan facility: (855) 269-8338.
Programs in place to aid veterans receiving health care at VA medical center damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
System Worth Saving Task Force plans site visits to 15 VA medical centers, and video conferences with an additional 10 facilities.
Departments of Defense, Veterans Affairs to look for ways to improve diagnosis and treatment.
VA's Patient-Centered Community Care progam is improving its fee-basis program, but Legion says more needs to be done.


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Notice they never discuss curtailing or winding down our engineered involvement in Iraq, the non to confused mission in Afghanistan and our involvement in Libya through our U.S. supported surrogate combatant, NATO.
Instead of focusing on Medicare alone, how about cutting every government program by 10-15 % along with the summary termination of longstanding waste and fraud in government boondoggles that have long since been forgotten, but are still sucking on the bottomline.
Analying the "Government Waste and Fraud" report I've come with $200 billion per annum that's simply being p*ssed down a rathole not including any of my suggested current cuts that need to be done in order to achieve solvency. Also scrapping Obamacare before it moves away from the dock and becomes an even worse blood-sucking nightmare than Medicare/caid could ever be. They plan on siphoning 500 billion from Medicare to breath life into this O-care monster. Say what…!?
My recommended 10-15% 'haircut' would include Congressional, Supreme Court, Executive Branch, active government employees as well as retirees, both military and civilian too. Everyone must feel the pinch equally; there's to be no "sacred cows"…period! : |
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President Announces New Support for Military Families
WASHINGTON D.C. - President Obama has announced new government-wide initiatives to support military families.
The president said government agencies will now coordinate on ways to enhance physical and psychological health, ensure excellence in military children's education, increase child care availability and develop career opportunities for military spouses.
He made the announcement with First Lady Michelle Obama and Jill Biden, who have both worked to address the needs of military families.
"Today, I am proud to announce that for the first time ever, supporting the well-being of our military families will be a priority not just for the departments of defense, the departments of veterans affairs, but all across the federal government. Each of us has an obligation, a sacred duty, to care for those who have borne the battle. These are my commitments. These are Michelle (Michelle Obama) and Jill's (Jill Biden) commitments. These are my administration's commitments and they must be America's commitments. And as long as I am President, we're gonna keep working to fulfill those commitments for all who serve."


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Suspended MSU-Mankato football coach Todd Hoffner made his first public comments on Wednesday since being levied with child pornography charges, and told the court that cellphone videos of his naked children were not inappropriate. The 46-year-old has pushed to have the charges against him dismissed, stating that the videos were "innocent family moments" and not pornography. Hoffner took the stand for a half-an-hour during Wednesday's hearing. The judge gave attorneys two weeks to file written briefs and will issue a decision on Hoffner's request sometime after November 14th.
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KOHD-TV, the all-digital ABC affiliate in Bend, OR, has installed a Chyron HyperX² graphics system for its new HD news studio.
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You know- Chadman's not entirely happy about this.
Crash can be a knob- absolutely no disagreement there- but if he leaves the constant whinging off the board, he actually makes some good points. Pity he can't seem to get past that 'holier-than-thou' thing though.
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Rangers beat Cardinals 2-1, sweep 3-game series
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Ian Kinsler singled in the tiebreaking run in the seventh inning after the Rangers knocked 10-game winner Adam Wainwright out of the game, and Texas completed a soggy three-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals with a 2-1 victory Sunday night.
The finale of Texas' first visit to Busch Stadium since losing Games 6 and 7 of the 2011 World Series, and first time ever in the regular season, was delayed 2 hours and 59 minutes by heavy rain with less than half of a near-capacity crowd sticking around.
Rookie Nick Tepesch had a resurgent outing for Texas, allowing a run on four hits in 5 2-3 innings after surrendering 11 runs in 8 2-3 innings the previous two outings. Kinsler and David Murphy had two hits apiece for the Rangers.
Royals rally in eighth to beat White Sox 7-6
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Royals took advantage of a pair of errors by the Chicago White Sox to score three times in the eighth inning Sunday and rally for a 7-6 win that avoided a three-game sweep.
The Royals trailed by two when they got consecutive singles by Mike Moustakas and David Lough off ace White Sox reliever Jesse Crain (2-2) to start the eighth. An error by Crain while trying to field a bunt by Elliot Johnson loaded the bases with nobody out.
Crain struck out George Kottaras and Jarrod Dyson to breathe a bit easier, but he walked Alex Gordon to get Kansas City within a run. Alcides Escobar then slapped a grounder to shortstop that Alexei Ramirez let through to left field, bringing in the go-ahead runs.
While unearned, they were the first runs Crain had allowed in 30 appearances.
Luke Hochevar (1-1) struck out two in a scoreless innings of relief for Kansas City, while Greg Holland pitched a perfect ninth for his 16th save in 18 chances.
Blackhawks, Bruins head into Game 6 without stars
BOSTON (AP) — Chicago Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville says he hopes forward Jonathan Toews will be able to play in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals against the Boston Bruins.
Toews did not play in the third period of Chicago's 3-1 victory over Boston in Game 5 on Saturday night. The team has not said what the injury is. But Quenneville said after arriving in Boston on Sunday that Toews is doing better.
Bruins defenseman Johnny Boychuk was not given a penalty on the hit that injured Toews. NHL spokesman John Dellapina says the league has reviewed the hit and there will be no supplemental discipline.
The Bruins are missing Patrice Bergeron, who also left Game 5 with an undisclosed injury.
Martin Truex Jr. snaps 218-race losing streak
SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — Martin Truex Jr. snapped a 218-race winless streak with an easy victory Sunday on the road course at Sonoma Raceway.
It was just the second win of Truex's career, first since Dover in 2007. It put Michael Waltrip Racing in Victory Lane for the second year in a row after Clint Bowyer won here last season.
Truex worked his way to the front and used strategy to stay with the leaders. He then pulled away after the final restart and built a healthy lead of more than six seconds over Juan Pablo Montoya.
Jeff Gordon finished second a week after he was wrecked six laps into the race at Michigan.
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The jury in the wrongful death lawsuit involving an 11-year-old foster girl determined the Huron County Department of Job & Family Services and Huron County Commissioners should pay $600,000 to her estate.
Connre Dixon died after being stabbed to death during an Oct. 18, 2004 altercation with her foster father, Paul Efaw, in the shed of his Monroeville property. Efaw is serving three years in prison for voluntary manslaughter, a first-degree felony.
Willard attorney Jim Martin, who represented Dixon's estate, said the eight-member jury's decision sends a message to HCDJFS and the commissioners that children are the county's "natural resources."
"It shows the people of Huron County care more for the children of Huron County than the department of job and family services does," he added.
Martin contended that HCDJFS ignored policies and procedures by improperly placing Dixon, who had been sexually abused by a cousin, at the Efaw home.
Evidence in the civil case, originally a part of a 1988 custody battle with Efaw's first wife, showed Efaw reportedly defecated in a girl's face as punishment. The Monroeville man also was accused of telling another child, after he put his finger through his zipper, to "play with his thing."
HCDJFS Director Erich Dumbeck declined to comment.
One of the agency's attorneys, Jim Jeffery, called the decision disappointing. He said a possible appeal to the 6th District Court of Appeals would be up to HCDJFS and the commissioners.


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When cocking a gen 2 glock 17 do u have to hold down the slide lock when performing this action cause every time i do with an empty clip it locks itself but ofcourse if i hold lock dwn goes allthe way its a new used gun i had a gen 3 g20but got ride of it very inconvenient shot but yea thanks
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The reason you have to hold the slide release is because it holds open on the last round. If you are using a loaded magazine instead of a empty magazine you shouldn't have to release the slide
It is that pesky "clip" that is causing the problem. Take it out and discard it. Use a genuine Glock MAGAZINE and it will work much better. There is no reason to rack the slide with an empty magazine in place. Either no magazine or a full one. Nothing in between.
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I didn't know that Glocks used "clips". I thought they used magazines. OP, your firearm is working as it is suppose to. Do you have access to an owner's manual? Here is a link to one:http://www.scribd.com/doc/3672771/Glock-Manual-17-17L-19-20-21-22-23-24
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Thanks for the replies i feel like an idiot im still green when it comes to guns but yes the 17 is wrkin perfectly it was my lack of knowledge but again thanks for the replies
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On this day in 1966, The Supremes became the first girl group to reach number one with their album 'The Supremes A'Go-Go'. Fast forward 46 years and Girls Aloud are top of the pops with a healthy amount of buzz around the announcement of their 10th anniversary tour (and endorsements from both hipsters and pop fans). In comparison to the myriad girl groups in the decades in between, boy bands look droopy. Sure there are the heavies (Jackson 5, Take That, The Monkees, O-Town…) but there's something magical when the synthesis of a girl group is bang on.
The Supremes
From the Shangri-Las and the Crystals via Destiny's Child and TLC to the Spice Girls and the Sugababes, girl groups have evolved - but there are certain ingredients that appear again and again. (I'm referring to acts who sing and perform rather than play their own instruments, or write. The likes of Sleater-Kinney, Bikini Kill and Savages do not apply.) Here are some suggestions for the sugar, flour and eggs of a perfect girl group.
Get Some Huge Tunes
First and foremost, you've got to have massive tunes. Mentioning all the brilliant songs put out by girl groups in the 60s golden age would be like naming all the old pervs in the world obsessed with Pippa Middleton's bum. Treat your ears to 'Needle In A Haystack' by The Velvelettes below. It's Motown at its finest. And there are bundles of girl groups from that period whose dazzling discographies are woefully forgotten: The Cookies, The Shaggs, The Orlons, The Dynells and more.
Despite rebuffing the traditional use of harmonies, Bananarama had 'Venus', 'Robert De Niro's Waiting' and 'Shy Boy'. The next decade saw Destiny's Child who have more bangers than a sausage factory. Girls Aloud - 'The Show'. Atomic Kitten - 'Whole Again'. En Vogue - 'Don't Let Go'. TLC - 'Waterfalls'. The Shangri-Las - pretty much everything they ever released.
Accept You'll Need A Queen Bee
Let's be honest: there is going to be a weak link in your girl group. We can't all be Diana Ross. Sure, the parts played by Michelle Williams or Mel C are important, but you've got to have a queen bee. It's nature. Also, get used to a revolving door. Line-ups can be changeable: just look at The Supremes (10 members in total over time), Sugababes (Chekhovian saga), The Ronettes (six switches). Be chilled about your bee - there's a certain unpredictability to her future. She might become Queen of Pop (Beyoncé) or end up playing Peter Pan at the Liverpool Empire (Natasha Hamilton from Atomic Kitten).
The backbone of a good girl group is the ability to hit the right notes in harmony with the others. From the dramatic close harmonies of the Shangri-Las in 'Remember (Walking In The Sand)' to the second part of each line of verse in the Spice Girls' 'Mama' and Destiny Child's glissando "oos" in 'Bills, Bills, Bills' this is crucial.
Fierce Up Your Style
All Saints, the greatest British girl group of the 90s, are single-handedly responsible for thousands of girls (and boys, probably) wandering around the streets of Britain in the 90s dressed for war, decked out in camouflage trousers and trench coats, and protruding stomachs if pregnant. Strength in numbers dictates that groups can get away with a commitment to outfits that would beckon the fashion police for a normal punter. Destiny's Child's fishnet outfits, inspired one assumes by Twelfth Night's Malvolio are worn with such brio that they look like Gucci rather than Peacocks. Also, you might not know that it was actually Martha And The Vandellas who pioneered the skirt over trouser trend brought back by Gwen Stefani in the 90s.
Forgot about that one on the right
Be Lyrically Fearless And Melodramatic
OK, so 'Pure Shores' isn't exactly Paradise Lost but girl groups be praised for lyrics that, for example, promote safe sex ('2 Become 1' - Spice Girls), challenge the patriarchy with emotional blackmail ('Give Us Your Blessings', Shangri-Las) and bite back at the media's obsession with plastic surgery and image (TLC's 'Unpretty).
Get Yourself Some Controversy
I'm not saying assault a nightclub toilet attendant (Cheryl Cole of Girls Aloud was found guilty of assault, not a racial attack) but you want to have a bit of spice in your story. Mary Weiss getting caught with a gun on her person by the FBI didn't exactly hurt the Shangri-La's badass rep. Consider a basic fall-out; it's worked out for the Sugababes.
Don't Think Too Hard About Your Name
The Sugababes? Atomic Kitten? ALL SAINTS? The stinkier, the better.


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Martin Casado is not your average executive, nor is he your run-of the mill computer scientist. First, his graduate research led to the creation of OpenFlow and the massive transformational revolution it is creating across all domains of networking. Not content with one major revolution, Casado's work led his team to revolutionize the way networking is done in the hypervisor with their open vSwitch.
While networking is not as center-stage as cloud computing, from my view Mr. Casado looks a lot like the Larry Page or Sergey Brin of the networking industry. As 'the cloud' takes shape, we have seen a new guard of technology-savvy executives and business-savvy technologists that 'get' the cloud and are laying the groundwork for the new era. Equal parts strategist and scientist, if looking for the direction the networking industry will evolve in the Cloud era, I cant think of anyone who has had a greater impact than Martin Casado.
While there may have been some debate prior, VMware's Nicira acquisition solidifies the new prominence of hypervisor networking. While this area has been neglected, this fall it will become the centerpiece of enterprise infrastructure with Microsoft gearing up to launch a major attack on VMware with the launch of Windows Server 2012.
And Microsoft ain't joking with the network virtualization stack it will be including with the upcoming launch. I had the chance to take a preview and have been duly impressed with its ability to virtualize complex topologies and provide a robust framework for virtual service integration. Both of these software titans are now poised to give networking software and automation a LONG-overdue facelift. By this time next year we will all be up to our necks in advanced hypervisor networking ... its going to hit the industry like a bat outta hell.
But how will the hypervisor network take shape? How will it affect the future of L4-7 services in the Data Center? How will it affect the future of the physical network? These are themes of my conversation with Martin below.
Art Fewell: In many enterprises today hypervisor networking hasn't been a central point of focus. It seems VMware has been hesitant to take on Cisco for providing the rich network services the network access layer is uniquely positioned to provide. While they haven't been aggressive, the way I see it, if hypervisor vendors want it, the hypervisor network is their space to take. And when I saw this acquisition I thought ... 'okay, VMware is really serious about this space.'
Martin Casado: I think it's very clear that we're entering a world with two types of networks. You've got the physical network, which is really solving the problem of how you move packets between point A and point B in a complex graph, whether that graph is a fabric or it's a backbone. And that's a physical networking problem that requires boxes and wires and routing protocols. And this is something that the traditional vendors are fantastic at.
But now we've got this virtual network, which is its own layer. It's like a layer at the axis on the edge of the network, which provides what looks like a physical network, but it has all the operational properties of a VM. You can create them dynamically, you can put them anywhere, you can snapshot them, and you can rewind them.
And Nicira is a leader, of course, in the virtual networking space, and VMware has been pioneering the virtual networking space in its own environments. So a marriage like this allows us to provide unified solutions for multiple hypervisors for the virtual networking portion. But of course it's not solving the physical networking problem. You still have to build up physical networks, But it is introducing this new virtual concept.
Art Fewell: It definitely seems now that it makes the most sense to execute with the hypervisor layer. OVS has already been critical. I think David Ward actually pointed this out really well in his presentation at the first ONS, talking about how for years application developers have been circumventing and using different tricks to get around the network. I always think of things like Microsoft Lync's codecs, and their ability to dynamically adjust to network conditions. They're out there guessing, constantly trying to anticipate and guess what the behavior of the network is going to be. That's one of many different examples of how different applications have almost been forced to use a bubble gum and bandaid's patchwork as the network hasn't been providing these services. Not that it's not good technique, but in the ideal world it would be nice if the applications could just say, "Hey, Network, can you tell me what the condition of the network is?" or "Can you reserve resources for me?"
Martin Casado: Yeah, I actually think the real Nirvana, the Shangri-La, is for the applications to be totally oblivious to the network. If I could have my wish, I would be like, applications want to communicate and they'll pop up and they'll start communicating. And if there is available bandwidth, it will be consumed.
Today we kind of have the worst of both worlds. The network is often partitioned or has bottlenecks - and a lot of these are imposed by choke points that are put in place because we have to configure the networks by hand, and we configure them at these choke points. Then we filter traffic through these choke points with the operation we've configured. So because we have the substandard fabric, we have networks that are over-subscribed; we have issues with them; and information isn't available so the applications have to get at it. So I think that we will see the industry moving from worst towards best.
The worst is where we are right now, where an application just has to guess by probing. I think a little bit better than that is to get more information from the network so the application actually has some real visibility. But I think the best is when the applications don't worry about it at all. They would just worry about communicating and not somehow degrading their performance.
I think that the way that we get to this perfect place is if you remove all of the manual configuration state, and all of the policy states in the networks, and you actually build good fabrics. You've seen me write about this and I know you have written about this as well. You look at the problem, you build up your physical network in a way that is redundant, that doesn't have choke points, and then you have many less problems to worry about in the physical network. And you should have pretty much whole cross-sectional bandwidth no matter where the communication goes.
Art Fewell: I think it makes a tremendous amount of sense, and I really enjoyed your paper talking about the separation of the virtual and physical networks. It's very apparent and I think it's going to really help the physical network to evolve where it needs to. Because when it was trying to grapple all application/network challenges, especially through the cookie-cutter approach that the whole traditional industry moves in, it just doesnt seem like the traditional approach will everget where it needs to. Some of the other challenges are that the demands of the private cloud are going to increase network demands by orders of magnitude. We've seen the networking industries' one-application-at-a-time approach to QoS, and its about time our approach to quality of service gets modernized. And it seems now when I look at what's happening with private cloud, we have a cloud controller that wants to move workloads and optimize workloads to create the maximum possible resource utilization. And to deliver that type of cloud elasticity, your controlling platform has to have insight and awareness of what the application's network and performance needs are, and also what each physical host's I/O utilization is -- so the controller can optimize resource utilization.
In the new private cloud we may end up with tier 1 applications on the same physical server as a tier 4 application. And maybe the priority-one application has very low sensitivity to network latency. And maybe the priority-four application is very sensitive - you have all these combinations in these environments, and it really spells to me that we need to have something like a QOS model for every single application. And I really don't see how that would even remotely, operationally, be feasible with the legacy traditional approach to network services.
Martin Casado: This is exactly right. If you look again at the way things are done today, it makes it impossible to build an efficient cloud. If you think about the physical network because of things like VLAN placements, you are limited on where you can place workloads. So even without thinking about the application at all, there are limits on where you can place a VM because of capacity issues or because of VLAN placement issues. And then on top of that, if you put on constraints based on the application - for example, if you got something that is tightly clustered and you want to have low latency requiring physical proximity and/or high bandwidth requirements - you're solving a very difficult constraint satisfaction problem.
You've got all these very difficult constraints when you're doing placement. So one of two things happen ... either you have a very inefficient cluster where you're building out a bunch of physical networks that are grossly under-utilized, or you're not going to be able to sufficiently address the constraints. You're not going to be able to actually get optimality within the application. And the great thing about network virtualization is with an optimal physical network, it's one big fabric. You can place these things where you want and you do distribute to us at the edge to ensure that the application can be optimized for whatever it needs to do. And so that's what we're trying to do, we're trying to move from this very Balkanized view of networking, view of the world, where you do have placement constraints and you do have configuration requirements, to one where you actually can treat the physical network as a pool of capacity.
Art Fewell: Let me ask you, one of the impacts that I see becoming really increasingly apparent -- if you look at hypervisors in the Enterprise what I typically see is VMware came and brought its ability to do agile deployment. Now in the Cisco world it was always the best practice to say, I now have a new application, I'm going to send the networking team in. They're going to go through the manual and figure out what ports that it needs to operate on, what are the IP addresses and hosts that it needs to communicate, and they're going to go write access lists for security and to optimize performance and ultimately best practices that happen on an application by application basis. Now I don't know how many enterprises ever actually really did that for the majority of applications, but it seems like their message today is pretty much the same thing, slightly modernized ... now instead of doing the same old thing for each application, now they do it for templates. Either way, the old 'best practices' do not seem like they could ever empower the future vision of the software-defined data center. It's really going to have to evolve to the state where applications dynamically do an interaction with the orchestration tools that communicate their requirements through API. So there's an API application saying, "Here, Network, here's my security requirements, my performance requirements. Can I reserve these resources?" And really, that - instead of becoming a very static and manual thing, it becomes a really dynamic application-driven interaction.
Martin Casado: Exactly right.
Art Fewell: In my experience, in most cases you have VMware customers that are using the standard vSwitch and not upgrading to full vDs. A lot of them haven't been that eager to upgrade to enterprise-plus licensing in the past. You've had Cisco coming in pushing the traditional Cisco best-practices for network services, but from what I've seen the VM-ware administrators typically keep it as light as possible to avoid having to open network change tickets. And then you've got Cisco coming in and saying, 'Hey, you have to preserve the traditional access layer. You need VN-tag, or you need the Nexus 1000v.' But again from what I've seen, I haven't seen the 'preserve the traditional access-layer' as being very popular with hypervisor admins. But with the introduction of VXLAN, and now the acquisition of Nicira, it seems like I see the hypervisor market really emerging as the new darling of data center networking. Now the industry has long been speculating about operational silos and what roles will emerge in the new data center. Cisco has tried to raise the influence and control of networking teams but it seems clear that the centerpiece is really about the server and application. I see server and hypervisor administrators as the team that is going to largely be taking control of that functionality as a way to get past the slowness that came from having to incorporate a lot of different silos in application development, deployment and maintenance. Do you see the market evolving similar to that, with hypervisor really becoming very distinct from the traditional networking field, and different players, consumers, administrators and so on?
Martin Casado: Let me just talk first about the notion of the hypervisor being the access layer to the network. When I first got into this, which was five years ago, it wasn't clear at all whether the access layer, the first hop intelligence was going to be on x86 or on a switching asic. If you go forward five years later, it's almost certain that it's going to happen on x86. It's just that both the technology and the economics make more sense that way. So from the technology standpoint, if you have two VMs communicating to each other, the mem copy that you do on the x86 is going to be far faster than doing any sort of DMA-ing through a DMA engine turned into a switching path. Also switching asics are kind of basically limited and you don't need really high aggregation on the server. So it doesn't make sense.
If you look at it from the perspective of a single server, you can do pretty much everything that you need to for virtual networking without doing any sort of special ASIC offload. And the reason this is - from the perspective of a single server - you don't have to have cross-sectional bandwidth of 10 times 48 Gigs. So it's almost certain to me, and I strongly believe this, that the first hop doing networking intelligence is going to be on x86 and the vSwitch. And whether that vSswitch is owned by Cisco or by Microsoft or VMware or Red Hat or whomever, it is almost certainly going to be x86.
The second thing is, let's assume that what I just said was true, which is, if you look at the evolution of networking that the x86 is now the first hop of network intelligence. Then you've got the interesting question which is, within the customer environment, who owns and who controls this new network? And you can see a couple of tabs, not that I've got this from experience - I don't think we know the answer to that yet. In one world, the networking guys focus on building good physical networks. And they don't focus on all of the stuff that happens on the server. So, say you have a virtual data center that you can do virtual networking. Well, the networking guys build great physical fabrics for whatever gear they want to. And the goal of the physical fabrics is to be very quick and very simple to build out. And then the virtual networking piece becomes a piece of software and becomes a piece of application provisioning. So just as you said, when your application comes out, it has whatever interaction it needs at the virtual networking layer and everything is totally automated. You don't require a human being in the loop. So that's one way that this could play out.
Another way that it could play out on the field is if the networking guys actually have some interaction with or have some purview over the x86. So for example, they could be part of determining what a virtual network looks like and what sort of security policies it should get. Like default when a VM spins up, and what kind of technologies should be used to integrate these virtual networks with the physical network. And I think that this kind of scoping out of territories is still very much under discussion and playing out as we're going.
And for the third thing I'm going to give you two bits of color on that. We have accounts in which the cloud teams will actually take over a network entirely. So they'll actually dictate what the physical hardware looks like, and of course they control all the software. And we have other accounts in which the networking guys specify very specifically what the policies and technologies are used in the virtual networks. And I think that right now you see things across the board and it's anybody's guess where this will converge.
Art Fewell: A lot of enterprises have been focusing heavily on virtualizing traditional enterprise applications and may have had limited insight into whats been happening behind the scenes with XaaS development. For a lot of newer web apps, many enterprises are using ASPs, or they're using XaaS or what have you. And from what I have seen, when I go and visit networking departments; lots of times I don't see a lot of awareness of what is happening with the latest in cloud applications, especially web-based customer-facing applications that are more strategic to the business. It seems there is often not a great deal of awareness of how much application development has morphed with modern distributed computing. And while we often still think "I'm the network guy. I can go with a sniffer up there to help them debug at the packet level" the reality is that there's thousands of developers who are now much more capable of debugging complex application streams over the fabric. Given that newer distributed applications send much more complex communications over the fabric than in the past, I don't think the skill set of the average networking guy is right to do network-level troubleshooting and analysis as today this requires extremely deep knowledge of the inner workings of an application.
Martin Casado: This is a very important point. This is an area where you will start to see virtual networking shine. Like you said, if you go and you look at a packet today, that packet tells you very little about what's going on. You don't really know who sent it. You don't really know where it's going to. You don't have any higher level semantics. You just have IP addresses and ports, which are effectively meaningless from end-to-end. A port doesn't necessarily mean an application. An IP address collected yesterday could have been reassigned to a new host. Mac addresses can be overlapping. So it's very difficult to reconstruct something meaningful, given a packet trace.
When you have virtual networking solutions like what we've been doing in the Nicira or what VMware is working on, all of the information that you need to reconstruct what's going on is already maintained by the system, because you have to maintain it in order to build a virtual network solution. So imagine, if you will, that you have a virtual networking system in place and it's collecting all of this debugging information and being stored in a database somewhere. And then you can packet trace, and while you're looking at the packet trace, you can correlate it with this database, and it will tell you the stuff that you're actually interested in.
It will say, "This packet was sent at this time, from this VM to this VM. The policy of the virtual network at the time looks like this." And then you can even ask questions about when did that VM come, did it go, and who was logged on to that VM. And so we need to move away from this very low-level problem of looking at packet headers to high level questions, such as, who actually sent this? Where was it going? What did the network look like at the time that this happened? And so, if you'll bear an analogy, if you think about programming on a computer, the lowest level thing you can do is look through memory to see what the program is doing, but that - just memory addresses - is very difficult to reconstruct which part of the program is at which memory address and what is going on. But if you use a debugger, it will tell you the symbol and it will reconstruct the context. And so we'll have enough information now to reconstruct the context to get these low-level packet traces.
And so I'm not sure that I would agree that network operators aren't capable of doing this type of debugging, I just think that the tool sets haven't evolved enough to help them to do it. And so what we're going to see is a proliferation of tools which you can feed in, that work level captures. And they're going to spit out high-level and very interesting events. And this is all part of this virtual networking revolution.
Art Fewell: I definitely anticipate so. And I think one of the big things with VMware, being the acquirer, is we can anticipate seeing a lot of these tools emerge as part of VMware's own toolset and partner ecosystem. I find that to be a good thing for the industry. So OVS is not necessarily dependent, it doesn't have to be dependent on OpenFlow. What do you think about how OpenFlow is going to play into the hypervisor network and the future of OVS?
Martin Casado: Let me talk about Open vSwitch first. We are absolutely committed to continuing to develop Open vSwitch and even accelerate the development. So we will have as many guys on it, maybe even more, we're going to continue to port it into many different platforms. It's going to continue to be 100 percent open and a solution for anybody to use. We're very committed to that. VMware is committed to that. As part of OpenFlow support and Open vSwitch, right now there is a tremendous amount of work going on for OpenFlow 1.3 to support, and this is coming from numerous organizations, including Nicira. You can expect in the next couple of months for that to be complete. We'll have full OpenFlow 1.3 support. Open vSwitch will be available, it will be ported to multiple platforms. It will support OpenFlow 1.3, and it will be open. That is for sure.
Now in my experience, OpenFlow isn't 100 percent suitable right now to solve the full virtual networking problem. There are things that are required that it wasn't built to do. And when OpenFlow was created, it was focused on controlling hardware forwarding pipelines. Nicira has the founding team that created OpenFlow, and it really hasn't gone far enough from those roots to be a hundred percent applicable to the problem of networking within the hypervisor. And so my guess is, going forward there is going to have to be some extensions to OpenFlow or some new protocol, which is better suited for soft-switching at the edge. And at this point I can't really speculate what that will look like, but I do believe something like that will arrive.
Art Fewell: I definitely agree with what you said in your paper. And I have a follow-up. The real big significance here, something I think that is fairly obvious is, Wall Street pushes everybody to grow, grow, grow. So Cisco didn't have much of a choice but to try to interject their strength in networking to be the centerpiece of the private cloud. But the way I view it, from the perspective of private cloud, networking is a component, the same as CPU resources are a component, and so on.
So when I think about what we're trying to do from the private cloud perspective, we want to look at CPU, we want to look at storage, we want to look at memory, and we want to look at network IO, and make those as high as possible to maximize our efficiency as a key goal. So to me that really speaks to - within the context of the fabric that connects a cloud container together - If we want to be able to maximize utilization across the fabric, it's really going to require a tight coupling to start to emerge from the application space.
A lot of people have said that hypervisor networking takes physical switches and it dumbs them down a lot. There is kind of a commodity aspect because I would anticipate VMware will set their own standards for integration with the physical fabric, but it does seem to me that the requirements to really optimize the private cloud are in some ways going to be more demanding than anything we've seen in mainstream networking - ever. Real-time resource reservation, real-time flow steering, and all of the features that we would need to optimize and keep 70 or 80 percent efficiency levels or whatever the target would be. And so it really seems to me that the future trajectory of not just the hypervisor but potentially of the physical fabric that is part of a cloud container, as separate from the fabric that is connecting different cloud containers together, that fabric is really going to have to become very tightly integrated with the hypervisor network over time. And it's not a pure, simple commodity thing.
Martin Casado: Exactly. And this is a very important point that you are hitting on. People look at these ventures and they think immediately, 'oh, this is about commoditization.' That is not the case at all. The physical network doesn't go away and in fact, demands on them are going to become very rigorous. Because like you said, you're going to be placing workload in different places. You're going to have different constraints and you have to be enforced by the physical fabric. So for the traditional hardware vendors there is a lot of room to really innovate on creating good, differentiated high-speed fabrics. And what is nice about it is they can actually focus on building a fabric instead of also building something that has to handle all of the configuration of all of this other stuff that it needed for provisioning, that's going to go into the software layer. We don't know exactly how technologies will evolve going forth, but there's definitely still going to be differentiated hardware. I think that the technology is going to morph to allow a lot of the provisioning to happen in software at the edge, and then for the fabric to do the forwarding.
Art Fewell: I anticipate in the coming years we will see a significant increase in software based L4-7 services, and over time improved software techniques and CPU improvements will allow for many hardware-centric services to migrate to software. How do you think hypervisor L4-7 network services will evolve?
Martin Casado: I think there are two things going on here. First is the migration from hardware to software, but that has been happening slowly over time anyway. Many middle-boxes today have minimal hardware offload (say SSL) with most of the function implemented in x86. Where we will see a bigger change is that the services must now become distributed. The software defined datacenter means that any workload can be placed anywhere. In such an environment, you don't want to funnel traffic through a choke point, but rather keep all of the aggregate bandwidth of the underlying network by distributed the services throughout the network.
Art Fewell: For network services that still benefit from hardware, today these services are normally provided by appliances in the stovepipe model which doesnt seem sustainable for SDN. I have seen different proposals as to how hypervisor networks could gain hardware support including ideas utilizing advanced hardware on the ingress physical switch or on the NIC. Do you have any thoughts on this or if/how networking silicon will play a role in the future of hypervisor networks?
Martin Casado: I truly believe that the datacenter of the future will have two types of hardware: a) the x86 CPU b) the switching ASIC. The switching ASIC is responsible for providing switching between large numbers of ports. If you need to move packets between 2,000 southbound 10G ports without oversubscription, you need a switching ASIC. However, over time most other functions are likely to be consumed by software running on a general purpose processor.
Art Fewell: Growth in hypervisor networking could really accelerate a lot of things that would have probably taken forever in traditional networking, one that comes to mind is namespace networking with projects like Serval ... do you see any of these type of innovations that could fundamentally shift the networking stack coming anytime soon (or sooner than they would have otherwise)?
Martin Casado:I believe just having the first hop switch on x86 in the hypervisor is enough to change the industry. Not only does it provide the development cycle of software for new features, but it provides the network with richer semantics about the end state than we've ever had before.


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Mycroft Holmes Sherlock (2010) | |
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Sex | Male |
Occupation | Government official, "the British Government"[1] |
Family | Sherlock Holmes (brother) Mr Holmes (father) Mrs Holmes (mother) |
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Appearances | Sherlock (2010) |
Portrayed by | Mark Gatiss |
- Mycroft: "For goodness' sake! I occupy a minor position in the British Government."
- Sherlock: "He is the British Government – when he's not too busy being the British Secret Service or the CIA on a freelance basis. Good evening, Mycroft. Try not to start a war before I get home, you know what it does for the traffic."
- ―A Study in Pink
Mycroft Holmes is the older brother of Sherlock Holmes, and is seven years his senior.[citation needed]
Biography Edit
Mycroft claims to merely "occupy a minor position in the government". However, according to Sherlock, he occasionally is the British Government, functioning as the control centre or "clearing house" for all government actions and decisions. Mycroft tells John that Sherlock may even consider him his arch-enemy. Sherlock neither confirms nor denies this statement.
There are signs throughout the series that Sherlock Holmes is right about Mycroft's high position in the UK Government, such as his ability to control CCTV cameras at will. He also is shown to have the ability to hack into cash machines and make them display messages he wants the user to see.[2]
Mycroft has a habit of kidnapping people to talk to them, instead of using more conventional methods. He has very good connections; it is implied by Sherlock that he knows the Queen, when Sherlock starts to play "God Save the Queen" on his violin,[3] and he is able to pull strings to allow Sherlock access into a top secret military base.[4] In this episode, it is also asserted that his priority level is "Ultra". Unlike his brother, Mycroft is also known to only text when he cannot talk.[5]
Mycroft occasionally warns John when he thinks that it is a "danger night" with Sherlock ("A Scandal in Belgravia"), and has John search the house. On those nights, he needs John to stay at home with Sherlock (and look out for him). However, Sherlock knows that John has been searching his stuff, and may be aware of what Mycroft has done (and asked John to do).
Personality Edit
- "Balance of probability, little brother."
- ―Mycroft to a young Sherlock [src]
Despite the hostility/rivalry between them, Mycroft cares greatly for his brother, although his ways of watching out for his brother are unorthodox in the extreme. He is an almost entirely cynical, socially detached, and calculating individual with an exceptional degree of self-control. His analytic abilities are incredible, beyond the standards of Charles Augustus Magnussen himself, despite the fact that Mycroft relied on the latter most heavily.
His powers of deduction surpass that of his younger brother, Sherlock, when he discovered what had happened to a hiker by simply "glancing over the police reports".[3] At one point, he and Sherlock have a deduction battle and, as always, he wins.[6] He has always been 'the smart one' according to them both, which caused Sherlock to believe that he was an idiot, until they met other children. He also corrects Sherlock's deduction of John and the lilo, by saying it was the sofa.[5] However, even though he is more intelligent, he is also lazier and he could do the investigations himself, but that would require 'legwork', which he was not very keen on.[5]
After he has first witnessed Sherlock and John working together, he tells his assistant to update Sherlock and John's surveillance status to level 3, implying that he already had governmental surveillance on Sherlock.[1] In tandem with his high intelligence, his self-confidence and mental resilience are almost inhuman, as he is practically immune to even his own brother's probing.
Mycroft is shown to be much more capable of faking normalcy than his brother, and where as Sherlock is ostracised for his behaviour, Mycroft is highly respected by his (seeming) peers. However, he is apparently just as cold as his brother, once informing him categorically that caring was not an advantage.
He is thought to be very lonely and isolated. Sherlock has said this to him too, as even Sherlock has friends but Mycroft has none. Mycroft believes himself to be "living in a world of goldfish".[6]
Quotes Edit
- "My brother has the brain of a scientist or a philosopher, yet he elects to be a detective. What might we deduce about his heart?"
- ―Mycroft to John [src]
- "Too much history between us, John. Old scores. Resentments."
- ―Mycroft to John [src]
- "Nicked all his Smurfs? Broke his Action Man?"
- ―John to Mycroft [src]
- "If you seem slow to me, Sherlock, can you imagine what real people are like? I'm living in a world of goldfish."
- ―Mycroft to Sherlock [src]
- "I am the smart one."
- ―Mycroft to Sherlock [src]
Trivia Edit
- He is on a diet, which Sherlock comments about frequently. He is also made fun of for his working-out.[7]
- He wears a ring on the ring finger of his right hand. It is unknown if this is symbolic of anything. Show co-creator and actor of Mycroft, Mark Gatiss, has stated that it is not a wedding ring, but that he likes to think there is a story behind it.[citation needed]
- He does not appear during the "Unaired Pilot", and his lines during the ending scene are given to DI Greg Lestrade.
- Mycroft is a member of the Diogenes Club, a private establishment that requires silence at all times, as in the canon.
- Irene Adler revealed that Jim Moriarty's nickname for him was "The Iceman".[3]
- He and Sherlock may have had another sibling, as he was speaking to another government official about the country needing Sherlock Holmes. As he dismissed the official about feeling sentiment for Sherlock, he briefly told the official "you know what happened to the other one".[8]
- It is heavily suggested that Mycroft might just be smarter than Sherlock in many respects, his presence in Sherlock's mind palace after the latter was shot corroborates this even further.[8]
- He is considered by those in his rarefied circle to be the most powerful person in England.[8]
- Sherlock tells John that Mycroft has OCD.
- Mycroft is fluent in Serbian. He appears to be very adept at learning languages, claiming to learn Serbian in only a few hours.
Gallery Edit
References Edit
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Moffat, Steven (writer) & McGuigan, Paul (director). (25 July, 2010). "A Study in Pink". Sherlock (2010). Series 1. Episode 1. BBC One.
- ↑ Thompson, Steve (writer) & Haynes, Toby (director). (15 January, 2012). "The Reichenbach Fall". Sherlock (2010). Series 2. Episode 3. BBC One.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Moffat, Steven (writer) & McGuigan, Paul (director). (1 January, 2012). "A Scandal in Belgravia". Sherlock (2010). Series 2. Episode 1. BBC One.
- ↑ Gatiss, Mark (writer) & McGuigan, Paul (director). (8 January, 2012). "The Hounds of Baskerville". Sherlock (2010). Series 2. Episode 2. BBC One.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Gatiss, Mark (writer) & McGuigan, Paul (director). (8 August, 2010). "The Great Game". Sherlock (2010). Series 1. Episode 3. BBC One.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Gatiss, Mark (writer) & Lovering, Jeremy (director). (1 January, 2014). "The Empty Hearse". Sherlock (2010). Series 3. Episode 1. BBC One.
- ↑ Thompson, Steve; Moffat, Steven; Gatiss, Mark (writers) & McCarthy, Colm (director). (5 January, 2014). "The Sign of Three". Sherlock (2010). Series 3. Episode 2. BBC One.
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Moffat, Steven (writer) & Hurran, Nick (director). (12 January, 2014). "His Last Vow". Sherlock (2010). Series 3. Episode 3. BBC One.


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So what are the drawbacks? I don't see any power ports on the plane, so you'll need to bring an extra battery on a longer flight. And although the captain announced there was information on how to use inflight Internet in the seat backs, I found no such pamphlet.
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