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SA Rugby magazine selects six of the best South African Super Rugby wins.
Reds 25 Sharks 43
Brisbane, 1996
Queensland were a formidable unit in the first season of Super Rugby, and after beating Gary Teichmann's Natal team in a Kings Park nail-biter in a league match just a few weeks earlier, they started this semi-final as overwhelming favourites. Even in those days Natal had a reputation for being good travellers, and from an early stage of the semi-final it was clear they were up for it. Their phalanx of Springboks were all in superb form, with Cabous van der Westhuizen scoring a hat-trick and André Joubert a double.
Highlanders 18 Cheetahs 49
Invercargill, 1997
Free State qualified for their first Super Rugby campaign in 1997 (ahead of Western Province) and finished a respectable seventh on the log. Arguably their best performance came against the Highlanders in Invercargill, where they scored seven tries, including two each from Chris Badenhorst and Naka Drotské. After leading 21-15 at half-time, they totally outplayed the hosts in the second spell. It remains the Cheetahs' only overseas win in Super Rugby.
Stormers 28 Crusaders 19
Cape Town, 1999
The sad part of this game, which was played on a Sunday, was that it saw the end of Bob Skinstad's finest form as a rugby player. The Crusaders were the champions, the Stormers were rated the form team in the competition, and with Skinstad outstanding as a player and leader, the Stormers were all over the Crusaders. Although there were only nine points in it in the end as the Crusaders launched a late rally, the result was never in doubt. The win established the Stormers as tournament favourites, but then came the late-night car accident that ruined Skinstad's knee and effectively ended their title aspirations.
Blues 23, Stormers 51
Auckland, 2004
At the time this was easily the most emphatic win scored by a South African team over a major New Zealand franchise away from home. The Stormers had won well in Auckland on their previous visit, and in the early stages of the game there would have been no inkling of what was to come, as the two sides looked evenly matched. However, about a quarter of an hour before half-time, the Stormers suddenly hit a purple patch in which every ball bounced perfectly for them, with Werner Greeff and the rest of the Stormers backs running riot. The visitors finished with eight tries, including two each from Adri Badenhorst and Tonderai Chavhanga.
Force 24 Lions 25
Perth, 2007
This narrow win wasn't the most polished performance by a South African team in Super Rugby history, but it warrants a mention simply because it broke a long drought for the Lions in Australia. It was Eugene Eloff's first season in charge, and the Lions were in a confident mood and playing spirited rugby after beating the Crusaders in Jo'burg the previous week. But when the Force took the lead in the second half after the Lions had been in front for much of the way, it looked like a familiar theme would play itself out. That was when André Pretorius stepped up to slot a late pressure penalty that sent the Lions into a celebration rarely experienced by them away from Ellis Park.
Bulls 61 Chiefs 17
Pretoria, 2009
The first South African triumph in the Super 14 had come after a tense struggle between two local sides in 2007, but 2009 was the year where a South African franchise really took the competition by the scruff and underlined their dominance. The Chiefs scored first in the final and for a moment it looked like there may be a deviation from the anticipated script, but the Bulls struck back quickly and three tries in quick succession effectively shut the New Zealand team out of the game. After that it just became a stampede, with the Bulls completely overwhelming the Chiefs as they rattled up the biggest victory margin in a Super Rugby final.
By Gavin Rich
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Prior to Duke: Collected all-state honors at Wilson High School ... Helped his high school squad capture the state title as a freshman ... Also lettered in water polo and volleyball at Wilson ... Guided his water polo team to consecutive state championships as a junior and senior ... Earned all-state distinction in water polo and all-county honors in volleyball ... Named the Gilmore-Henne Community Fund Scholar ... Earned the distinction of most-lettered athlete at his school ... Graduated as class valedictorian ... Named Good Citizen Scholar of the Year.
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Editor's Note: This article is included in the September 2008 issue of Professional Carwashing & Detailing®. If you would like to submit an article or topic idea for the Management Tip of the Week, please e-mail Editor Kate Carr.
Wheel cleaning and tire dressing over the years have become the number one extra service sale in tunnel carwashing and wheel cleaners and tire dressings are the number one category of product in auto care at retailers nationwide.
With this thought in mind, it should be the number one selling service we can sell at carwashes and detail shops.
Regionally we see that many tunnel carwash business (especially urban ones) do very high numbers in tire dressing and that many operators include wheel cleaning in all of their wash packages.
From steel to aluminum
Wheel cleaning became more important than ever as vehicles moved from painted steel wheels with black wall/whitewall tires in the 1980s to today's very common alloy/aluminum wheel and black wall tires. Twenty-five years ago, the whitewalls would get scrubbed and typically given enough cleaning to make the steel wheels, wire wheel covers and full wheel covers look good as new.
At the same time the industry adopted the new wheels, also came new braking technology that included anti-lock brake systems, stronger more powerful brake calipers and better brake pads. Because of all of this new technology, brake dust became a BIG problem.
Brake pads are made up of a variety of metallic and non-metallic additives including ceramic and metal. Add that friction to cast iron brake rotors and "voila" — black wheels.
As wash operators and detailers were always aware, a clean car with dirty tires and wheels is "like wearing a tuxedo without polished shoes."
So why does the customer want to have the wheels cleaned and tires dressed? Of course so the vehicle looks better. Also some of them have found out the hard way, once brake dust has been on a wheel for way too long it is nearly impossible to remove.
As a wash operator or detailer, we know that with regular cleaning the wheels and tires will look better and last longer. With the advent of the no-end-in-sight aftermarket wheel and tire business, we now have an even larger audience to offer these easily done and profitable services to.
You can dress them up, but…
Now we can move into the realm of dressing. Dressing vehicle tires makes them look better and changes the entire look of the vehicle. In all of my years of carwashing and detailing, the tires being done right really makes the vehicle look right. When it comes to selling this service remember that it is one of the only tangible services that you can offer with the wash services.
When washing the vehicle either by hand or in a tunnel, what matters is that the consumer can see a difference in the vehicle. For example, if you've ever offered a standard wash (wash/dry) or a mid-range (wash/foam polish/ underbody/dry) at the end of the wash, the two vehicles will just look the same. However, add wheel cleaning and tire dressing and BAM! Whole new look on that brand new ride or old bucket.
Education should be the most important aspect in selling any wheel or tire service. If you're a carwash, make sure the service advisor knows exactly what the services are and how they are performed. If you happen to be a detail shop, same deal goes, but you may have more time to explain what is going to be done.
Choosing the right chemicals
When you choose what type(s) of chemicals to use, understanding what type of cleaner works best on which type of wheel or tire can make a tremendous difference.
For proper wheel cleaning, they should be cool to the touch. If not, putting chemicals on a hot wheel can stain the wheels. Rinsing the wheels down may require using a strong solution, but the cooling is worth the effort. Have you priced out a repair on new wheels?
Chrome and steel wheels have always cleaned best with acid. I know there is a lot of concern, but this just happens to be the truth. There are concerns with these types of chemicals due to the dangers they could be to employees and the wheels. However, there have been huge strides in non-acid wheel cleaner technology that work great on all wheel types. Make sure you are getting technical assistance from your chemical provider on the proper solution for your need(s).
Reducing stains
With painted, cast or machined alloy/ aluminum wheels, the better chemicals are non-acid alkaline wheel cleaners with buffering agents to reduce the staining problem.
Polished wheels without any clear coating protective coating present the biggest challenge. They must be carefully cleaned as not to oxidize the surface and should never have acid applied to them.
Tires are a simpler breed, using an alkaline or high-pH cleaner will emulsify the nastiest of dirt from the tires and really clean them up for a better application of tire dressing. I know some old-school guys that like to use a bleach type cleaner, but that just "bleaches out" around the white letters and whitewalls and doesn't look too great after a while.
Solvent vs. water based
Dressings are the big deal now. Solvent based or water based? Hand applied or machine applied? Spray on or wipe on? A lot of questions for doing a simple service. I prefer in tunnel applications to use a machine where it is possible to avoid missing vehicles and control costs. When it comes to applying dressing by hand, I never spray, it always seems to get all over the nearby vehicles, and that's just no good.
To tackle the type of dressing, use one that you like on your customers vehicles. Most of us dress our tires so often that we never truly get an honest result. Water based dressings have come a long way and with the cost of solvents going up every day, it may be your only choice.
To make the real carwash dollars add up, offer a service for just wheels and tires that you can market to all of your customers, those two items may be the reason they came in for a wash anyway.
Happy washing!
Steve Sause is the director of technical services, Vehicle Care, at Simoniz USA Inc., based in Bolton, CT. For more information, visit: www.simonizusa.com.


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He was born June 29, 1945 in Blackfoot, Idaho the son of Myron Earl Park and Orva LaRee Lilya.
He graduated from Blackfoot High School in 1963. He then attended Ricks College for 2 years and for a short time at Utah State University.
Dennis was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served a Spanish speaking mission in Fresno, California from1966-1968. His father passed away while he was serving a mission.
Mary Buckland, 91, of Blackfoot, passed away Wednesday, January 26, 2011 at the Idaho Falls Care and Rehab.
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Mary Buckland, 91, of Blackfoot passed away Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011, at the Idaho Falls Care and Rehab.
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Jacobs is set to be one of the standout junior players in the country this season.
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The 18-year-old scrumhalf hails from the small farm town of Britz, near Rustenburg. He attended Britz Primary and matriculated from Affies last year, where he played two seasons of 1st XV rugby.
Jacobs has been in the Bulls set-up for six years. He represented the Pretoria union at the U13 Craven Week in 2004, the U16 Grant Khomo Week in 2007 and in two consecutive U18 Craven Weeks in 2008 and 2009. He also featured in the last four games for the Bulls U19s last season.
Jacobs caught the attention of SA U20 coach Eric Sauls in 2009, and was selected
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'If Lohan keeps working hard and continues his impressive form, he has the potential to go all the way,' says Sauls.
At 1.74m and 83kg, it's Jacobs' robust build and strength that usually gives him the edge over other scrumhalves.
'Lohan has all the attributes to be a great No 9 – a crisp pass, an excellent kicking game and good vision,' says Bulls U19 coach Paul Anthony. 'But his biggest asset, which is something that makes him so unique, is his physicality and his strength. I believe he can develop into a player of the same pedigree as Fourie du Preez.'
Jacobs is confident he can replicate last year's success in 2010.
'I'm taking a gap year so I can focus fully on my rugby this season,' says Jacobs. 'I want to perform well for the Bulls U19s and to represent SA U20 at the Junior World Champs.
'I then want to work myself up the ranks at the Bulls and hope to play Super Rugby in the next few seasons. After I have established a place in the senior squad, I can then focus on my Springbok ambitions.'
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The Columbia County Rural Library District (CCRLD) is seeking a Director that reports to the Board of Trustees in Dayton, WA. The Director is responsible for the administration, planning, and operation of CCRLD complying with the District's mission, vision, and values. Annual Salary is $43,476 to $47,136 with benefits. Application deadline is 8/10/13.
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Jul 05
Columbia County Rural Library District received funds from Banner Bank and The Friends of the Dayton Memorial Library to replace old and worn children's books. Many of the well-loved books, classics, and favorite authors, like Dr. Seuss, are in need of being replaced. The Friends of the Dayton Memorial Library submitted a grant to Banner Bank to help CCRLD purchase replacement titles of worn books. Banner Bank generously awarded the Friends with $200. In addition the Friends of the Dayton Memorial Library agreed to donate an additional $500 to CCRLD. CCRLD will be able to purchase about 60 new library-bound replacement books with the funds of $700.
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It's almost time for our annual Summer Reading program! Sign-ups begin on June 11th, but we're kicking things off early with a special performance by the Walla Walla Walla Chamber Music Festival musicians this Friday at 3:30pm.
The Walla Walla Chamber Music Festival musicians will be presenting a performance called "Harp," of Beethoven's String Quartet in E-flat, op. 74. The nickname 'harp' comes from the way the musicians pluck the strings during the first movement.
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Some of the soldiers are young enough to be the veterans' children, and the gesture seems like no big deal.
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There is honor, duty, appreciation. But more than anything, there is a commitment to ensure that never again will veterans be abandoned by other veterans.
Yes, tough words on the eve of Veterans Day. But military men and women understand tough. They also understand forgiveness and healing.
Consider that it's a thousand footsteps in Washington, D.C., from the World War II Memorial to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. But until recently, they might as well have been worlds apart.
In the past several years, I've talked to dozens of Vietnam veterans who say it wasn't just the anti-war protesters who they felt abandoned them. It was World War II veterans.
Now – a half-century since the early days of the Vietnam War – there is reconciliation.
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A Pearl Harbor survivor and Navy corpsman, Hammett served in North Africa, the North Atlantic, England. He echoes other World War II vets saying that after the war ended, "We were busy building our lives."
Two decades later, 3 million sons of the World War II generation went off to fight in Vietnam. At the height of the war, 40,042 Americans were killed during a three-year span.
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Federal workers may be glad that 2011 is ending. It's hard to think of something good that happened to them this year.
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USPS seeks to cut more than 100,000 workers, but its plan gets a lukewarm response on Capitol Hill. The agency buckled under political pressure and postponed closing post offices until 2012.
3. Federal jobseekers outraged at OPM's handling of USAJobs.gov
The Office of Personnel Management takes control of federal hiring website USAJobs.gov. The site crashes at a time when the White House says "jobs, jobs, jobs" are its top priority.
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Robert Morgan, a licensed funeral director and embalmer, and his wife Heidi have started a new funeral home with a unique quality: it doesn't have a building.
The owners hope the new business will fill a niche market, offering lower prices to customers. Using churches, clubs or other buildings, the funeral service will visit people for arrangements, visitations and services. The business will be based out of the Morgans' home in Casar.
"Basically, we are as full service as any other funeral home in the county, without the brick and mortar building," said Morgan.
When meeting with a family, the Morgans have information about caskets and other funeral equipment for families to choose from.
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"We've contracted with a regular funeral home to use their prep room and we pay them on a case by case basis to do the embalming there," said Morgan. "That's also where the person would be held for visitations."
Morgan does the embalming. He has been licensed since 1996 as a funeral director and embalmer. He has many years of experience in funeral and cremation services and holds an associate degree in funeral science.
His wife Heidi is prepared for the office work associated with the funeral service. She holds degrees in human services and office technology.
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Morgan said the idea of having visitations and services at churches and homes is nostalgic.
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Bircher tosses complete-game shutout, Michael knocks in a run, scores a run in 2-0 win over Kamiak
"(Bircher) worked ahead of hitters all day, moved the ball around and had them guessing up there a little bit." said Glacier Peak head coach Caitlin Nies.
The win improved Glacier Peak to 4-0, with Bircher earning all four victories. The junior has allowed just four runs in those four games.
One Kamiak hitter who had Bircher figured out was Angie McFall, who went 2-for-2 with two doubles. But Bircher was able to continually pitch out of jams and strand runners. She received a little defensive help in the sixth when left fielder Abby Doney threw out a Knight at home to preserve the shutout.
Kamiak pitcher Alisa Ortega nearly matched Bircher's performance, fanning four and yielding just four singles.
"Ortega threw really well, she kept us off balance and got us to swing at balls out of the zone," said Nies.
Glacier Peak managed to push a run across in the first and fifth innings, with Michael being involved in both. In the first, the senior drew a two-out walk, stole second and scored on Emma Bollinger's base hit to right. Michael then had a two-out RBI single in the fifth to drive in Bircher with the final run.
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So many of the memorable moments on Heartbreakers' tours happen onstage, but it was a special visitor the band met just before they went on at the sold-out Haifax Metro Center that won't soon be forgotten.
Adam Keys has been a fan of the band for as long as he can remember. Growing up in Whitehall, PA, he and best friend - Jesse Reed - caught a few Heartbreakers shows together over the years. Thursday night was his fourth show; he'd seen them twice in Camden, NJ and once in Madison Square Garden.
On July 14, 2010, Adam - an Army Specialist in the 618th Engineer Company - was injured when his vehicle was hit by a large IED in southern Afghanistan. He was the sole survivor in the five-person patrol, but sustained severe injuries that required the amputation of an arm and both legs. Unfortunately, Adam's loss didn't end there that day. Reed - his childhood friend who enlisted with Adam in 2009 - was one of the soldiers that died in the incident.
After 15 months recovering at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Adam transferred into outpatient care earlier this year and is already learning to walk on prosthetic legs. In Haifax to attend his grandparents' 60th wedding anniversary, Adam found out the Heartbreakers were in town and bought a ticket. After hearing about his story, Tom and the guys invited Adam and his family to visit backstage before the show. After all the pictures were snapped and the last autograph inked, Adam leaned over to Tom.
"You guys are freaking awesome," he gushed as only a true fan can. "I'll remember tonight for a long, long time and can't thank you enough."
"You're the awesome one, Adam. We're just a bunch of guitar players," Tom said with a grin. "We're so honored to have you here with us tonight."
Normally in these reviews, we comment on special songs or particular moments during the show, and there were plenty in Halifax: a stunning "The Best of Everything," the return of "Oh Well" and a phenomenal "Crawling Back To You," to name just a few.
But the memory of Halifax will be the look on Adam's face sitting side stage when the house lights came up after "American Girl," as the band made their exit to the cheers of 10,000-plus screaming Nova Scotians.
"That was incredible!"
Listen to Her Heart
You Wreck Me
I Won't Back Down
Here Comes My Girl
Handle with Care
The Best of Everything
Oh Well
Something Big
Free Fallin'
Damage You've Done
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Learning to Fly
Yer So Bad
I Shoulda Known It
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Saint Genesius, Bishop of Clermont
Descendant of a senatorial family of Auvergne, France. Following a liberal education, he renounced the world for the Church. Archdeacon of Clermont, France under Bishop Proculus. Bishop of Clermont in 656. Founded a hospital at Clermont, the Abbey of Manlieu, the church of Saint Symphorian, and the convent at Chantoin. Fearing for his own soul, he made a secret pilgrimage to Rome, Italy in 661. His bereaved flock sent a deputation to the Vatican; they located Genesius and convinced him to return.
- 662 of natural causes
- buried in Saint Symphorian's church at Clermont, France
- it is now known as Saint Genesius's church
- Book of Saints, by the Monks of Ramsgate
- Catholic Encyclopedia
- Lives of the Saints, by Father Alban Butler
- New Catholic Dictionary
- Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints
- "Saint Genesius, Bishop of Clermont". CatholicSaints.Info. 21 May 2009. Web. 27 May 2015. <>


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Anton M. Bennett PhD
Professor of Pharmacology and of Comparative Medicine; Co-Director, Program in Integrative Cell Signaling and Neurobiology of Metabolism; Director, BBS Minority Affairs
Departments & Organizations
Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Neuroscience | Molecular Cell Biology, Genetics and Development | Molecular Medicine, Pharmacology, and Physiology
Office of Student Research
MOREInterdepartmental Neuroscience ProgramStem Cell Center, Yale: Tissue Specific Stem CellsSignal TransductionVascular Biology and Therapeutics ProgramComparative Medicine: Integrative Cell Signaling & Neurobiology of Metabolism (ICSNM) | Pharmacology: Neuropharmacology; Bennett LabDiabetes Research Center | Yale Core Center for Musculoskeletal Disorders
Research Interests
Signal transduction; Protein tyrosine phosphatases; Cancer; Diabetes; Obesity; Muscle stem cells; Muscular dystrophy more...
- Ph.D., New York Medical College, 1993
Selected Publications
- Shi, H., Verma, M., Zhang, L. Dong, C., Flavell, R.A., and Bennett, A. M. (2013), Improved Regenerative Myogenesis and Muscular Dystrophy in Mice lacking MKP-5, J. Clin. Invest., 123: 2064-2077.
- Lawan, A., Shi, H., Gratzke, F. and Bennett, A.M. (2013) Diversity of mitogen-activated protein kinase phosphatase-1 functions, Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences (CMLS), 70:223-237.
- Mercan, F., Lee, H., Kolli, S. and Bennett, A. M. (2013) A Novel Role for SHP-2 in Nutrient-Responsive Control of S6 Kinase 1 Signaling, Mol. Cell Biol., 33: 293-306.


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DoD, intelligence community tune in, turn off IT systems
Thursday - 10/11/2012, 6:24am EDT
The Defense Department and the intelligence community share a common challenge over the next several years: breaking down thousands of stovepiped technology systems and building coherent IT enterprises. And both organizations say they're working together to do it.
Two factors motivated both intelligence and Defense to start making their IT spending more efficient: the need to share information at different classification levels across organizations, and the fact that their ever-increasing budgets suddenly stopped increasing.
Though the two huge organizations begin from different starting points, the goals are roughly the same. They need to build shared technology environments and turn off legacy IT systems.
Robert Carey, deputy chief information officer, Department of Defense
Rob Carey, the Defense Department's deputy chief information officer, said the Pentagon and the intelligence community are sharing a lot of notes these days.
"We've gone past, 'Hey, you guys attend each other's meetings.' We're actually partners in crime," he said. "We're participating in each other's environment and we're actually bringing ideas back and sharing at the design level. I think it's driving faster responses and faster answers to acting like an enterprise. The relationship that the IC and the DoD has is stronger than ever."
Carey spoke at the annual GEOINT conference in Orlando Fla., where Director of National Intelligence James Clapper made the earlier announcement that the cloud IT system for the intelligence community, the Intelligence Community Information Technology Enterprise (ICITE), will come online in March of next year.
Seamless data sharing
Al Tarasiuk, the ODNI's and the intelligence community's CIO, said the collaboration with DoD isn't just about sharing lessons learned. As DoD and the IC build their respective enterprises, they'll need to make sure data can be seamlessly shared between them, he said.
"Very specifically, we each jointly chair a standards committee that determines the standards we're going to use for data sharing, access control, identity and access management, all the points of intersection that are important for interoperability to be able to make sure our systems can read data across the divides, those are the real working-level details that are being worked jointly," he said. "It's the stuff that will endure after we're all long gone."
In Clapper's address earlier this week, he listed clamping down on disclosures of classified information in a post-WikiLeaks environment as a key priority.
"We're trying to stop the hemorrhaging, and I feel very strongly that we in the IC should try to set the example for the entire government," he said.
Al Tarasiuk, chief information officer, ODNI
Clapper promised reforms to the security clearance process, more regular monitoring of the behavior of cleared personnel and a continuous, more careful auditing of classified networks.
Both departments say they're doing that by introducing attribute based access control to their IT systems. The idea is to not just regulate whether users can access a particular network, but whether they can access discrete pieces of data based on who they are and where they are.
"Fine-grained attribute-based access control is really critical to us sharing information with the kind of cyberattacks that we're seeing," Tarasiuk said. "I think the only way to fundamentally know who you're sharing with. You have to associate the attributes of a system or a person with the attributes of data. I think at the end of the day, it will give our data stewards in both departments a better sense of where there information is going and that it's under control. Today, many data stewards release information without really knowing who's seeing it or what they're doing with it."
JIE to get attribute based access control
As DoD continues on the multiyear path toward its IT enterprise goal, the Joint Information Environment (JIE), Carey said attribute-based access control will take advantage of DoD's existing database of people, called DEERS, which hosts identity information about military members, civilians, family members and retirees. It's been used for authentication before, but only for more rudimentary purposes like gaining access to DoD websites.
"As we collapse the infrastructure, it will make it even easier to create a [global address list] across the entire DoD that will allow us to protect information better by affording us attribute-based access control as part of JIE," Carey said. "It's something we talked about for many years, but now it's something that we're doing and we actually have an end state in mind. Identity will in fact be the only way you get access to information, and absent that, you'll only be able to see completely unclassified information. We're really excited about having the bedrock in place and having the path to go forward to reduce our cyber risk through the introduction of identity management."
While both organizations expect to see security and information sharing benefits from more centralized, interoperable IT environments, the cost savings won't come until old legacy systems are taken away from their owners and turned off.
Carey said there are a lot of those systems.
"We're the product of about 25 years of innovation inside of stovepipes," he said. "In many of my past jobs, I created those little cylinders of excellence because I could, because my boss tagged me with solving a problem and I did. Rarely did any of us look up and see if anyone had already built the same thing we wanted. We just built something and lived with it and sustained it, so now we have thousands of network enclaves and 1,500 data centers. The enterprise grew to a point where it's not really sustainable, defendable or affordable."
Tarasiuk said intelligence agencies have a similar story.
"We have no choice but to move in this direction," he said. "The budget situation was the impetus that put us over the top to move in this direction. This has been tried before, but the culture has already resisted and the budget has been growing for many years. But the reality now is that none of our agencies is going to have enough money to deal with the kind of requirements we have, especially when you look at big data, mass analytics and things like that. No agency will be able to handle the volumes and the intensity of the data that's coming in. The only way we can do this and be effective is to do this together, so we're going to be forced to turn things off."
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was wondering if i could bring the entry fee to you saturday morning. so i could ovoid paying the extra fees by registering on line, thanx
Yes I am. I would be happy to give it back
to him. You can drop the disc off at the store
anytime. Everyone knows about disc golf up there
so they won't look at you like you are crazy when you
hand them a disc. Just tell them it's for Sam Jr.
Take care
Are you still going to Howie's event at Holler this weekend? If so I have a disc for Larry Bledsoe that I'm trying to get back to him. I work in St Mathews so I can drop it off at your store there.
I was just surfing the nati disc golf site and they have one of your disc in their lost and found. Its one of the last disc on the list here: http://www.thenatidiscgolf.com/lostandfound
Thanks Sammy you rock!
(Feldberg said you were one of the reasones why he did a free clinic after the CVO and everyone attending should personally thank you!)
No problem Brandon. I already
have you on the list.
Take care buddy.
Hey Sammy Can U save me a spot im for sure going to make it?
Will do!
Thanks buddy
Happy Birthday Sammy!


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the req's in OP's list is too sterotypical, heck, myself, i'd fail to meet their "requirements" since i cannot use vent or a mic. Authenicator required? hell its optional but that on the list makes me think the guild has several hack-saavy players and would hack on a moments notice if the guildie ain't doing well.