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This week's news from Eccleshall
Posted: June 06, 2014|
MARQUETRY SUCCESS Eccleshall-based Staffordshire Marquetry Group is celebrating success at the Marquetry Society's Annual Exhibition. Awards won by members John Jeggo, Brian Freeman and Quentin Smith ensured the group retained the Inter-Group Challenge Shield, which it has now won four times in the past seven years.
The group's work will be on display at its Open Evening on Wednesday, June 18, during Eccleshall Festival Week.
DOG FOULINGNeighbourhood Watch and the borough council joined forces on May 24 outside the library with a stall aimed at dog owners who do not collect up dog droppings and leave the mess for others. The council's health officer Dave Allen and NHW's John Baldry were giving out leaflets and advice for the morning.
CAR WASH DAY Members of the Methodist Church were fund raising on May 24 with a car wash and coffee morning at the church room. The funds raised will help to pay for decorating the outside of the church building.
RICHBOROUGH ESTATES The latest master plan from Richborough Estates for the land at the rear of Badgers Croft can be found on the parish council website at www.eccleshallparish
ACOUSTIC NIGHT Music lovers attending the acoustic night at the Royal Oak tonight are in for a rare treat as new five-piece acoustic band The Eccoustics will be headlining. Doors open at 8pm, admission is free and there is a raffle in aid of Air Ambulance.
BASKETS UP This Sunday the Ecclian Society and friends will be installing the floral hanging baskets and Union flags in time for the festival and the summer period. It is a mammoth task which they undertake each year and they would be grateful of a few extra pair of hands to help with the work. The result of their efforts is always staggering when they are in full bloom.
ROTARY CLUB On Monday, June 9 the club meets at the Royal Oak for a fellowship evening starting at 7.30pm. The members are arranging a walking treasure (duck) hunt in the town centre for the Monday of festival week involving local businesses. See their website for full details www.eccleshallrotary.com.
SUGNALL FARMERS MARKETOn Sunday, June 8 the farmers market takes place at Sugnall Home farm 10am-2pm. It takes place on the second Sunday of each month.
HISTORICAL SOCIETYThe society had a summer outing for its June meeting with a trip to Port Sunlight. The July outing is to Althorp House.
INN SIGNSEccleshall WI will be learning about inn signs at their meeting on Thursday June 12 at 7.30pm in the parish room.

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text: Healthy Recipes Roast Pork Tenderloin With Rosemary Recipe E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now! Quick Info: Servings Nutritional Info (Per serving): Calories: 107, Saturated Fat: 0g, Sodium: 40mg, Dietary Fiber: 0g, Total Fat: 3g, Carbs: 0g, Cholesterol: 60mg, Protein: 11g Exchanges: Lean Meat: 2 Recipe Source: Reproduced with permission from "ADA Cookbooks"© American Diabetes Association ® Ingredients 1 1/2 pounds pork, tenderloin 2 sprig(s) rosemary, fresh Preparation 1. Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Place the rosemary sprigs between the two parts of the tenderloin. Wrap the tenderloin in aluminum foil and place in a small baking pan. Roast for about 1 hour, or until the internal temperature of meat is 165 degrees. 2. Carefully remove the foil and allow the meat to roast uncovered for an additional 10 minutes, or until browned. Remove for the oven and allow to cool slightly. Remove the rosemary sprigs, slice and serve. E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now!


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Altvater: McIlroy will only play Houston prior to the MastersWritten by Fred Altvater | | firstname.lastname@example.com
After his final round on March 10 at the WGC-Cadillac, Rory McIlroy confirmed that he only planned to play in the Shell Houston Open prior to the Masters.
Because of his poor play and lack of competitive rounds thus far in 2013 it was speculated that he may add the Arnold Palmer Invitational to his schedule.
McIlroy has struggled mightily this year. The WGC-Cadillac was only his fourth start of 2013. In Abu Dhabi, his first tournament using the new Nike equipment, he missed the cut, shooting 75-75 over the first two rounds.
In his second start, Shane Lowry, the No. 64 seed, knocked McIlroy out in the first round of the WGC-Accenture Match Play.
He was the defending champion at the Honda Classic but played poorly and became so frustrated that he withdrew from the tournament before completing the second round.
McIlroy struggled to a one-over par 73 on Thursday at Trump Doral, but turned in his first two sub-par rounds of the year on Friday and Saturday with scores of 69-71.
Entering the final round on Sunday he was three-under par and T-30, but only Adam Scott had a better final round with a 64. McIlroy posted a seven-under par 65 on Sunday and got his first top-10 finish of the year.
McIlroy cited fatigue from too much play at the end of 2012 and announced that he would play fewer events this year.
With two majors, the WGC-Bridgestone and the FedEx Cup Playoffs, falling in July, August and September the top players must play a lighter schedule this time of the year to stay physically fit for the peak summer season.
With the Masters looming in just four weeks the trick is to be ready for the demanding confines of Augusta National and the pressure of the first major championship of the year.
McIlroy feels he found his form at Trump Doral and is on the right track.
Golf fans will be forced to wait until Houston for his next examination.
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text: Fire tore through a restaurant in Olde Towne Slidell. "St. Tammany Fire District #1 responded to the report of a commercial structure fire at Sunrise on Second, located at 1929 Second St. in Olde Towne," Chief of Fire Prevention Chad Duffaut said in a news release. "Firefighters arrived on the scene in a little over two minutes to find a 2800 square foot restaurant with heavy flames and smoke coming from the roof." He says it took about half an hour to get the blaze under control. "The fire burned the roof off of the building and destroyed the entire attic area. The fire is believed to have been started by an electrical short at the power disconnect for the air conditioning system. No injuries were reported." He says that a newspaper delivery man saw the flames and called 911 around 1:30am.


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Looks great on my wall I purchased several of these frames in different sizes, as well as some in the greywash (Cody), inserted photos of my past and present animal companions, and hung on a feature wall in a montage style. The overall effect is lovely. The frames look best with photos that are black and white, or that have subtle colors. January 24, 2013
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ELIZABETHTON — Deputies arrested a man Saturday wanted in Avery County, N.C., in the death of his 6-week-old baby boy.
Jacob Michael Ollis, 25, wanted on a charge of second-degree murder in the death of Colton Ollis. In the arrest warrant Investigator T.A. Cook of the Avery County Sheriff's Office said there was probable cause to believe Ollis "unlawfully, willfully and feloniously did of malice aforethought kill and murder Colton Ollis."
Avery County officers said the case was continuing and no further details would be released until after the results of the autopsy were released. The child died Dec. 21. Investigators believed Ollis is probably a native of Avery County but had lived in Tennessee. The death occurred in a section of the county near the town of Newland.
Carter County Sheriff Chris Mathes said it was his understanding from talking with Avery County Sheriff Kevin Frye that the death resulted when Ollis had the infant in bed with him and the infant was crushed. The most troubling part of the conversation for Mathes was learning that there may have been an earlier incident in Carter County or in Elizabethton in which another of Ollis' children died under similar circumstances.
The arrest warrant was filed on Jan. 13. The next day, Carter County Deputy Matt Ainsworth and Sgt. Derrick Hamm received a tip that Ollis was at 270 Hidden Oaks Drive, Johnson City. Ollis was wanted in their county on a warrant charging him with failure to appear to pay fines and costs in Carter County Sessions Court. That warrant was dated Dec. 30.
Acting on the tip, the officers went to Hidden Oaks Drive on Saturday afternoon but were unable to get anyone to answer the door. A passerby who performs maintenance for the property owner offered to pry the deadbolt for the deputies.
After gaining entry to the residence, the deputies found Ollis hiding under a mattress in the back bedroom. Ollis was then handcuffed and escorted outside to the waiting cruiser.
Ainsworth said after deputies checked warrants, it was discovered Ollis had the second-degree murder charge. He then charged Ollis with being a fugitive from justice.
After Ollis was placed in the back seat of Ainsworth's cruiser, the deputy said Ollis began hitting his head against the glass separating the rear seats from the driver's compartment. He said Ollis hit his head about four times before deputies were able to detain him. He had lacerations to his forehead, so he was transported to Sycamore Shoals, but Ollis refused treatment for his injuries.
Avery County will begin extradition proceedings this week.
In the meantime, Carter County Sheriff Chris Mathes said he has assigned the investigation of the allegations that an earlier Ollis child may have been killed in Carter County.
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Today Iraqpundit weighs in on Samantha Power's Salon interview, and her declaration that the problems of the Middle East revolve around the Israeli-Arab conflict:
Ah, that "Arab-Israeli situation." Power is demonstrably in harmony with the Arab world, especially its long line of dictators. Her words reminded me of the unceasing echo we heard growing up under Arab dictatorship. To wit, Palestine comes first; everything else is to be sacrificed for the cause. Solve the Palestinian problem and everything else (especially our own freedom) will fall into place. That's exactly what we were told, and it's what the Egyptians were told, and what Arabs all over the Middle East and North Africa were told. Nobody in Iraq would dare comment on the shortages of food and ordinary supplies, but we could all comment on the injustice being done to Palestinians.
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I have a suggestion for people who support Barack Obama: They should make their support contingent on Obama finding a new foreign-policy adviser.


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Cambridge University eye squaring Varsity series against Oxford University
Posted: June 28, 2014|
Tom Elliott's Cambridge University side begin their bid to level the 2014 Varsity series against Oxford University at The Parks on Monday.
The Light Blues go into the four-day contest trailing 1-0 after they lost the one-day game at Lord's last weekend and the Twenty20 fixture earlier in the summer was rained off.
Cambridge will be eager to bounce back after going down by the narrowest of margins in the capital, Ross Haines guiding Oxford to a one-wicket win in the last over.
As well as taking on the MCC at Fenner's, Elliott's team's preparations for the four-day match have included a comprehensive win over the Arabs.
Half-centuries from Tom Dowdall and Nipuna Senaratne helped them post 208, before the visitors were put to the sword, Izhan Khan taking 3 for 28.
There were two wickets apiece for Ben Wylie, Alex Sears and Ruari Crichard and one for Alasdair Pollock.
Last year's four-day encounter between the old rivals ended in a thumping defeat by an innings and 186 runs for Cambridge, as they were batted firmly out of the game by Oxford's Sam Agarwal.
He racked up 313 in Oxford's first innings as they registered a massive 550 for 7 declared, with Cambridge then being dismissed for 119 and 245.


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Lawsuit Settled in Egg Operation Case
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) – There's been a settlement in a lawsuit by a former plant manager against Austin "Jack" DeCoster over his egg operations in Maine.
Homero Ramirez, who was born in Mexico and lives in Lewiston, contended DeCoster discriminated based on age, race and national origin. The lawsuit also claimed violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the federal Family Medical Leave Act.
His lawyer, Benjamin Gideon, said Wednesday that the settlement is confidential.
An attorney for DeCoster couldn't be reached immediately for comment.
Ramirez contends he was ordered to hire only Mexicans because they were willing to do dangerous or demeaning tasks. He also said he was forced to do dangerous work and was discouraged from receiving medical care.
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Chuck encourages Vivian (Lauren Cohan) to get in touch with her inner villain for a mission; Morgan's search for a new roommate has unexpected results.
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A single-sign-on process and mechanism for a client who wishes to access multiple servers in an environment, where the servers employ the Kerberos authentification process. During an initial log in process to a first server by the client, the first server performs a Kerberos authentification on the client and stores the ticket-granting ticket (TGT) for that client in server memory. The first server then provides the client with a token corresponding to that stored TGT, but does not transmit the TGT itself to the client. When the client requests service from subsequent server, the client provides the token with the request. The subsequent server then requests the client's TGT from the first server using the client-supplied token. The first server retrieves the TGT from memory, and transmits it to the subsequent server. The subsequent server then may use the TGT to determine if the client is authorized to access the service or resource requested.
1. A method for providing client single-sign-on (SSO) to a plurality of servers comprising the steps of:
transmitting a set of login parameters from a client to a first server;
performing by said first server an authentication on said set of login parameters using an authentication service, and receiving an authentication approval ticket from said authentication service;
creating a SSOToken responsive by said first server in response to receipt of said authentication approval ticket, said SSOToken with being associated with said authentication approval ticket, said SSOToken having a unique token number and originating server indication;
providing said SSOToken to said client; and
providing said associated authentication approval ticket to a second server upon receipt of a credentials request from said second server, said credentials request containing said SSOToken.
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6. A computer-readable medium encoded with software for providing client single-sign-on (SSO) to a plurality of servers, said software causing one or more computers to perform the steps of:
transmitting a set of login parameters from a client to a first server;
performing by said first server an authentication on said set of login parameters using an authentication service, receiving an authentication approval ticket from said authentication service;
creating a SSOToken responsive by said first server in response to receipt of said authentication approval ticket, said SSOToken with being associated with said authentication approval ticket, said SSOToken having a unique token number and originating server indication;
providing said SSOToken to said client; and
providing said associated authentication approval ticket to a second server upon receipt of a credentials request from said second server, said credentials request containing said SSOToken.
7. The computer readable medium as set forth in
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11. A client single-sign-on (SSO) system for allowing a client to perform one authenticated sign on to a plurality of severs, said system comprising:
an authenticated credential set associated with said client;
a SSO Token containing a unique token identifier and a reference to a first server which received said authenticated credential set;
a SSO Token to credential set storage accessible by said first server and in which said authenticated credential set and SSO Token are stored and associated;
a means for providing said SSO Token to said client; and
a first server means for providing said authenticated credential set associated with said SSO Token to a second server in response to a request for credentials from said second server, said request for credentials containing said SSO Token for said client, thereby providing proxied authentication to said second server from said first server.
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[0001] 1. Field of the Invention
[0002] This invention relates to the arts of secure login procedures and authentification procedures for networked server and client computers. More particularly, this invention relates to the technologies of multi-server single-sign-on procedures.
[0003] 2. Background of the Invention
[0004] Client-server arrangements are well-known within the art of networked computing. Typically, a client computer may request services and operations from a server computer which is usually located remotely from the client computer. The client and server computers may be interconnected via a computer network such as the Internet, a local area network ("LAN"), or a corporate Intranet.
[0005] Server computers can range from a personal computer equipped with appropriate software, all the way up to mainframe and "supercomputer" class machines. Client devices may arrange from simple terminal computers, personal computers, personal digital assistants ("PDA"), and web enabled cell phones as well as Internet appliances.
[0006] When requesting a service from a server computer, often a client must be "authenticated" by or for the server prior to receiving the requested service from the server. This is often done using an authentication service known as Kerberos.
[0007] Kerberos is an authentication system which was developed at the Massachusetts Institute for Technology ("MIT"), and is designed to allow two parties to exchange private information between an otherwise unsecured network. Basically, Kerberos works by assigning a unique key or "ticket" to each client or user that logs onto the computer network. The ticket or unique key may then be embedded in subsequent messages in order to identify the sender of the message and to authenticate the author or creator of that message to the recipient.
[0008] In practice, Kerberos actually comprises three components: (a) an authentication service ("AS") or key distribution center ("KDC"), a ticket granting service ("TGS"), and the Kerberos protocol.
[0009] The Kerberos protocol is used between the client and the authentication server, and TGS. The Kerberos KDC and TGS programs are the authentication and authorization services which run on an authentication server and/or the server from which a service is desired.
[0010] Essentially, there are two well-known application programming interfaces for obtaining Kerberos services. The first is Microsoft's Security Support Provider Interface ("SSPI"), and the second is the Generic Security Services Application Programming Interface ("GSSAPI") which is defined by the Internet Engineering Task Force ("IETF").
[0011] Turning to FIG. 4, the interrelationship and process of performing authentication and obtaining services from a server by a client are shown according to the well-known Kerberos process. First, a client (400) such as a personal computer, sends (41) a log-in user ID and password to the key distribution center (402). If the user ID and password are correct, the KDC responds (42) with a ticket granting ticket ("TGT"), which the client stores.
[0012] The client (400) then may provide (44) the TGT to the ticket granting service (TGS), which is usually also running on the KDC (402) in a request for a service ticket for a session with server 1 (S1). The TGS then may respond (43) with a service ticket, which is sent back to the client (400).
[0013] The client (400) then may use that service ticket for server 1 in order to obtain service from the first server (401) by sending it (45) to the first server (401). The first server (401) issues (46) a session key to the client, which is then used during service interactions (47) between the client (400) and the first server (401).
[0014] If the client subsequently desires to obtain service from a second server (403), or third server, etc., the client sends (48) the TGT to the KDC with a request for a service ticket to the second server. The KDC issues (49) a service ticket for server to the client (400), which the client then sends (404) to the second server (403) in order to obtain (405) a session key from the second server. The session key from the second server is then used during service interactions (406) between the client (400) and the second server (403).
[0015] As such, the client (400) must repeatedly request new service tickets for each server and service which the client desires to access from remote servers, and must repeatedly obtain session keys from those servers. Additionally, the client must be able to communicate using the Kerberos protocol, which most web browser products are incapable of doing.
[0016] Therefore, there is a need in the art for a "single sign on" system and method for non-Kerberos web clients that need to access multiple servers or services on different hosts which are protected by the Kerberos authentication process. Further, there is a need in the art for this new system and method to maintain comparable security of the current multiple-login process using a Kerberos-compatible client.
[0017] The present invention provides a single-sign-on (SSO) capability to a non-Kerberos client, such as a common web browser, to allow to access multiple servers in an environment where the servers employ the Kerberos authentification process. During an initial log-in process to a first server by the client, the first server performs a Kerberos authentification with a key distribution center on behalf of the client, and stores the ticket-granting ticket (TGT) for that client in server memory. The first server creates a SSO Token and associated that with the TGT for that client. The SSO Token, but not the TGT, are then provided to the client.
[0018] When the client subsequently requests service from second (or subsequent) server, the client transmits its SSO Token along with a request for service to the subsequent server. Instead of the subsequent server performing a new Kerberos authentication on behalf of the client, it requests the client's TGT from the first server using the client-supplied SSO Token. The first server retrieves the client's TGT associated with the SSO Token from its memory, and transmits it to the subsequent server.
[0019] Each server that requests and receives a TGT for a client also stores the TGT for that client in its own server memory so that subsequent service requests from the same client will not necessarily require a new SSO Token-TGT exchange with the first server.
[0020] This allows the non-Kerberos client to access Kerberos-protected servers using a single-sign on process, and without compromising the security integrity of the Kerberos process.
[0021] The following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the figures presented herein provide a complete disclosure of the invention.
[0022]FIG. 1 depicts a generalized computing platform architecture, such as a personal computer, server computer, personal digital assistant, web-enabled wireless telephone, or other processor-based device.
[0023]FIG. 2 shows a generalized organization of software and firmware associated with the generalized architecture of FIG. 1.
[0024]FIG. 3 illustrates the logical process and client-server-KDC interrelationships according to the invention.
[0025]FIG. 4 graphically depicts the well-known Kerberos authentification process as used for accessing multiple different servers.
[0026] The invention is preferably realized as a feature or addition to the software already found present on well-known client and server computing platforms, such as personal computers, web servers, and web browsers. These common computing platforms can include personal computers as well as portable computing platforms, such as personal digital assistants ("PDA"), web-enabled wireless telephones, and other types of personal information management ("PIM") devices.
[0027] Therefore, it is useful to review a generalized architecture of a computing platform which may span the range of implementation, from a high-end web or enterprise server platform, to a personal computer, to a portable PDA or web-enabled wireless phone.
[0028] Turning to FIG. 1, a generalized architecture is presented including a central processing unit (1) ("CPU"), which is typically comprised of a microprocessor (2) associated with random access memory ("RAM") (4) and read-only memory ("ROM") (5). Often, the CPU (1) is also provided with cache memory (3) and programmable FlashROM (6). The interface (7) between the microprocessor (2) and the various types of CPU memory is often referred to as a "local bus", but also may be a more generic or industry standard bus.
[0029] Many computing platforms are also provided with one or more storage drives (9), such as a hard-disk drives ("HDD"), floppy disk drives, compact disc drives (CD, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD, DVD-R, etc.), and proprietary disk and tape drives (e.g., Iomega Zip [TM] and Jaz [TM], Addonics SuperDisk [TM], etc.). Additionally, some storage drives may be accessible over a computer network.
[0030] Many computing platforms are provided with one or more communication interfaces (10), according to the function intended of the computing platform. For example, a personal computer is often provided with a high speed serial port (RS-232, RS-422, etc.), an enhanced parallel port ("EPP"), and one or more universal serial bus ("USB") ports. The computing platform may also be provided with a local area network ("LAN") interface, such as an Ethernet card, and other high-speed interfaces such as the High Performance Serial Bus IEEE-1394.
[0031] Computing platforms such as wireless telephones and wireless networked PDA's may also be provided with a radio frequency ("RF") interface with antenna, as well. In some cases, the computing platform may be provided with an infrared data arrangement (IrDA) interface, too.
[0032] Computing platforms are often equipped with one or more internal expansion slots (11), such as Industry Standard Architecture (ISA), Enhanced Industry Standard Architecture (EISA), Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI), or proprietary interface slots for the addition of other hardware, such as sound cards, memory boards, and graphics accelerators.
[0033] Additionally, many units, such as laptop computers and PDA's, are provided with one or more external expansion slots (12) allowing the user the ability to easily install and remove hardware expansion devices, such as PCMCIA cards, SmartMedia cards, and various proprietary modules such as removable hard drives, CD drives, and floppy drives.
[0034] Often, the storage drives (9), communication interfaces (10), internal expansion slots (11) and external expansion slots (12) are interconnected with the CPU (1) via a standard or industry open bus architecture (8), such as ISA, EISA, or PCI. In many cases, the bus (8) may be of a proprietary design.
[0035] A computing platform is usually provided with one or more user input devices, such as a keyboard or a keypad (16), and mouse or pointer device (17), and/or a touch-screen display (18). In the case of a personal computer, a full size keyboard is often provided along with a mouse or pointer device, such as a track ball or TrackPoint [TM]. In the case of a web-enabled wireless telephone, a simple keypad may be provided with one or more function-specific keys. In the case of a PDA, a touch-screen (18) is usually provided, often with handwriting recognition capabilities.
[0036] Additionally, a microphone (19), such as the microphone of a web-enabled wireless telephone or the microphone of a personal computer, is supplied with the computing platform. This microphone may be used for simply reporting audio and voice signals, and it may also be used for entering user choices, such as voice navigation of web sites or auto-dialing telephone numbers, using voice recognition capabilities.
[0037] Many computing platforms are also equipped with a camera device (100), such as a still digital camera or full motion video digital camera.
[0038] One or more user output devices, such as a display (13), are also provided with most computing platforms. The display (13) may take many forms, including a Cathode Ray Tube ("CRT"), a Thin Flat Transistor ("TFT") array, or a simple set of light emitting diodes ("LED") or liquid crystal display ("LCD") indicators.
[0039] One or more speakers (14) and/or annunciators (15) are often associated with computing platforms, too. The speakers (14) may be used to reproduce audio and music, such as the speaker of a wireless telephone or the speakers of a personal computer. Annunciators (15) may take the form of simple beep emitters or buzzers, commonly found on certain devices such as PDAs and PIMs.
[0040] These user input and output devices may be directly interconnected (8′, 8″) to the CPU (1) via a proprietary bus structure and/or interfaces, or they may be interconnected through one or more industry open buses such as ISA, EISA, PCI, etc.
[0041] The computing platform is also provided with one or more software and firmware (101) programs to implement the desired functionality of the computing platforms.
[0042] Turning to now FIG. 2, more detail is given of a generalized organization of software and firmware (101) on this range of computing platforms. One or more operating system ("OS") native application programs (23) may be provided on the computing platform, such as word processors, spreadsheets, contact management utilities, address book, calendar, email client, presentation, financial and bookkeeping programs.
[0043] Additionally, one or more "portable" or device-independent programs (24) may be provided, which must be interpreted by an OS-native platform-specific interpreter (25), such as Java [TM] scripts and programs.
[0044] Often, computing platforms are also provided with a form of web browser or micro-browser (26), which may also include one or more extensions to the browser such as browser plug-ins (27).
[0045] The computing device is often provided with an operating system (20), such as Microsoft Windows [TM], UNIX, IBM OS/2 [TM], LINUX, MAC OS [TM] or other platform specific operating systems. Smaller devices such as PDA's and wireless telephones may be equipped with other forms of operating systems such as real-time operating systems ("RTOS") or Palm Computing's PalmOS [TM].
[0046] A set of basic input and output functions ("BIOS") and hardware device drivers (21) are often provided to allow the operating system (20) and programs to interface to and control the specific hardware functions provided with the computing platform.
[0047] Additionally, one or more embedded firmware programs (22) are commonly provided with many computing platforms, which are executed by onboard or "embedded" microprocessors as part of the peripheral device, such as a micro controller or a hard drive, a communication processor, network interface card, or sound or graphics card.
[0048] As such, FIGS. 1 and 2 describe in a general sense the various hardware components, software and firmware programs of a wide variety of computing platforms, including but not limited to personal computers, PDAs, PIMs, web-enabled telephones, and other appliances such as WebTV [TM] units.
[0049] We now turn our attention to disclosure of the present invention relative to the processes and methods preferably implemented as software and firmware on such computing platforms. It will be readily recognized by those skilled in the art that the following methods and processes may be alternatively realized as hardware functions, in part or in whole, without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
[0050] The invention and its associated components are preferrably realized as a modification to an existing server software package and client web browser software program. Most well known server software and browser software programs are extendable through the use of dynamic link libraries (DLL), plug-ins, and the like. However, it is also possible to modify the actual code of these programs to implement the processes of the invention, as well, without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
[0051] According to the preferred embodiment, the invention is implemented to cooperate with one or more server service programs, such as IBM's WebSphere [TM] server product, and one or more client programs such as a web browser, such as Netscape's Navigator [TM] or Microsoft's Internet Explorer [TM].
[0052] Because the TGT generated by a first authentification process contains a session key unique to the first server accessed, it cannot be directly re-used for obtaining services from another server according to the Kerberos protocol and processes. But, in order to provide a single-sign on capability and to be compatible with the Kerberos authentication methods, the invention must provide an additional mechanism for allowing subsequent servers to authenticate the user or client.
[0053] Turning to FIG. 3, the logical process of the invention is disclosed in detail, wherein "C" represents a client (300), "S1" (301) and "S2" (303) represent multiple servers to which the client wishes to have access, and "KDC" (302) represents the Kerberos authentification server (AS) and Ticket Granting Service (TGS) combined. In practice, the AS and TGS may run separately on separate servers or hosts, but are typically run by the same server. For the purposes of our disclosure, we will refer to the KDC has running both the AS and TGS.
[0054] According to the invention, each server (301, 303) maintains a mapping table (311, 312) for converting or associating Single Sign On Tokens ("SSOToken") to previously created TGT Credentials ("TGTCred"). The following method of the invention provides the client with the ability to log in once, or perform a "single sign on" ("SSO"), and to subsequently access services from other servers and hosts without performing additional log in procedures.
[0055] First, the client (300) sends (31) a user ID and password to a first server (301) to which the user or client wishes access, preferrably using secure sockets layer ("SSL") communications. The first server (301) performs a normal Kerberos login to the KDC on behalf of the client by contacting (32) the KDC (302) to obtain a TGT (33) for the client. If the user ID and password are correct, the KDC (302) creates a ticket-granting ticket for the client, and sends (33) the TGT to the first server (301).
[0056] In response to this authentication process being completed successfully, the first server (301) then creates a first SSO Token for the TGT, and stores (34) them in a SSOToken-to-Credential mapping table (311), thereby creating an association between the client's TGT and the SSOToken.
[0057] Finally, the SSOToken, but not the TGT, is sent (35) to the client (300) by the first server (301) for subsequent use when communicating with the first server and accessing (313) its services.
[0058] The SSOToken contains an identifier such as a Universal Resource Locator ("URL") of the originator of the SSOToken, such as the first server's (301) URL in this example, and an unique identifier, such as a number, for the client to which it was issued. For security purposes, the SSOToken which is supplied to the client does not contain the client's TGT, user ID or password; it just contains a unique number generated by the SSOToken originating server which corresponds to the client's TGT(cred) in the originating server's SSOToken-to-Credential mapping table. An example of such a token is provided in Table 1.
[0059] Subsequently, when the client (300) wishes to log into a second (or subsequent) server to access its services, instead of repeating the login process via the subsequent server (with the subsequent server performing another Kerberos login to the KDC), the client (300) simply provides (36) the its SSOToken to the second server (303) when making a service request to the second server (303).
[0060] In response to receipt of this request from the client (300), the second server (303) requests (38) the client's credentials from the originator of the SSOToken (using the originator indication from the SSOToken), such as in this example the first server (301).
[0061] Next, the originating server (301) retrieves (315) the TGT(Cred) associated with the SSOToken received from the second server (303). Then, the originating server (301) initiates a Generic Security Service ("GSS") secure association with the second server (303) by using the client's (300) TGT as a forwardable TGT. When this GSS association is complete, the second server (303) will have received (39) client's credentials (TGT).
[0062] Preferably, the second server (303) then saves (310) the client's (300) credentials (TGT) in its own SSOToken-to-Credential mapping table (312) for later reference, but it does not send the TGT to the client. Now that the client (300) has been authenticated to the second server (303), the second server may allow access by the client as requested.
[0063] Subsequent requests by the same client to the first or second server may not require the exchange of the client credentials with the SSOToken originator as there will already be an entry in the server's own SSOToken-to-Credential mapping table which can be used.
[0064] As standard Kerberos TGT's inherently have a "time to live" value stored in them, the entries in the SSOToken-to-Credential mapping tables will automatically expire, thereby triggering periodic re-exchange of credentials with the SSOToken originating server. The process of exchanging the SSOToken for a TGT may be repeated for a plurality of different servers until the original TGT expires.
[0065] When the originating server's TGT for a client has expired and a new request for service from the client is received, the originating server may repeat the Kerberos authentication process with the KDC, placing the new credential in its table for later forwarding to other servers.
[0066] When the originating server's TGT for a client has expired and a request for a credential is received from another server, the originating server may repeat the Kerberos authentication process with the KDC, and may forward the new client credential to the requesting server. Alternatively, the requesting server may contact the KDC directly to obtain a fresh TGT for the client, in which case the requesting server becomes the new SSOToken originator for subsequent credential requests.
[0067] This invention, as described, provides a single sign on capability for client to access a plurality of servers even though the severs employ the Kerberos authentification process, without requiring modification to the standard Kerberos protocol or process and without compromising the security of the Kerberos scheme.
[0068] It will be recognized by those skilled in the art that certain modifications, substitutions, and alternate embodiments may be made to the disclosed examples without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, including but not limited to adoption of alternate programming methodologies, computing platforms, and communications networks and protocols. As such, the scope of the invention should be determined by the following claims.
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Bulldogs. They sometimes look mean and can bark with a low and frightening growl — not making the best first impression. But, bulldogs can sometimes be the best companions.
Like a bulldog, the new 2015 Jeep Cherokee Latitude may not make the best first impression. The "Granite" grey test car I picked up from Bill Snethkamp Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram didn't look like the traditional Jeep to say the least.
On the top of the hood sits two thin LED daytime running lights that appear to the be the main headlights. The real headlights are actually in the middle of the front bumper.
At first I thought the Cherokee looked polarizing in the front — almost ugly. But the more I looked at it, I began to really like the look. It looks aggressive, mean and ready to tackle all types of terrain. It makes the new Ford Escape look like the weak pretty boy of the midsize SUV market.
Once inside, the Cherokee proves its masculinity.
Much like its bigger brother, in the Grand Cherokee, everything is big and easy to use. The steering wheel has a very thick hefty rim. Buttons on the dashboard are large and easy to use and understand. The brawny shifter also makes you feel like you're driving a much bigger SUV.
Adding to the truck-like feel was the raised driving position. Although my test car had "Morocco Black" cloth seats, I was surprised how comfortable they were.
Because my test car had the "Cold Weather Group" package ($795), the seats and steering wheel were heated. Nothing feels better than a heated steering wheel, especially during the harsh Michigan winters.
In the center of the dash, there's an absolutely massive 8.4-inch touchscreen that houses Jeep's Uconnect system ($795).
Unlike the dense and slightly complicated Ford MyFord Touch system, Uconnect does not overwhelm the driver with its capabilities. To increase usability, on the bottom of the screen there are icons designated to 'Radio,' 'Media,' 'Controls,' 'Climate,' 'Phone' and 'Apps.'
Touch points on the screen are quick to respond and relatively big, which limits the risk of hitting the wrong button on accident. Thankfully, Jeep kept actual buttons and knobs below the screen for climate and radio settings for easy use while driving.
Pairing my phone proved to be easy and quick. With my iPhone connected to the Uconnect, I could then make calls and stream my music through Bluetooth without having to whip out my Apple lightening cable to plug into one of the two available USB ports.
But what excited me the most about the Cherokee's interior was the attention to detail.
Although the brown accent stitching on the doors, seats, armrests and the dashboard is a nice touch, spending more time in the interior you'll find little gold coins. On the bottom of the steering wheel, "SINCE 1941" is embedded on the rim to hark back to Jeep's introduction. But the best detail of the whole car is at the bottom of the windshield where there is a drawing of a little original Bantam Jeep driving up a small hill.
Moving this bad boy was a 3.2 Liter V6 ($1,695) with 271 horsepower and 239 lb-ft of torque. The power was butter smooth. The nine-speed transmission was quick to downshift upon increased throttle inputs and got this SUV hauling. The sound coming out of the dual-chrome exhausts encourages you to drive even faster.
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The Cherokee's steering had a nice heft to it and felt substantial.
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Meet Elizabeth Warren. She's one of a record 20 women who will be in the Senate next year. But the reality is that she was making waves long before she gave her victory speech on election night.
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"Wall Street C.E.O.s—the same ones who wrecked our economy and destroyed millions of jobs—still strut around Congress, no shame, demanding favors and acting like we should thank them."
But it's not just her fearlessness in taking on entrenched powers that has gotten her attention. She has other serious experience, from chairing the Congressional Oversight Panel monitoring the $700 billion TARP bailout to creating the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
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ORLANDO -- Brian Adkins learned four hours before game time that he would start the deciding game in the Marshall-UCF Conference USA series at Jay Bergman Field.
Getting the news on such short notice didn't bother the senior left-hander. He tossed a three-hit shutout as the Knights (22-19, 8-7 C-USA) blanked the Thundering Herd, 11-0, in the run-ruled seven-inning contest Sunday. He struck out four and walked none in the second complete game of his career.
Adkins became the first UCF pitcher since Tim Bascom on April 7, 2006, to throw a complete-game shutout, and first to toss a three-hitter since Nick Cicio back in 2010.
Adkins got plenty of support. The Knights had three players with multiple hits and finished with 10 in six innings. It was the first regular-season run-ruled win for UCF since May 15, 2011 at UAB.
UCF's Chris Taladay had a single to center in the third to extend his hitting streak to 19 games. It was career hit No. 254 and moved him a tie for sixth on the school's all-time hit list with Tony Marrillia (1992-95).
The Knights scored four runs in the third and three each in the fourth and fifth. James Vasquez had two hits and drove in three runs on the day. Parker Webster also knocked in three runs for the Knights.
Chase Vogelbach, Isaac Ballou and Nathan Gomez had a hit apiece for the Herd (14-24, 4-8 C-USA).
Marshall returns to action Wednesday against Ohio at Epling Field in Beckley. Game time is 3 p.m. The Herd and Tulane hook up in a C-USA series this weekend at Appalachian Power Park in Charleston.
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COLUMBIA CITY — Ruth M. Bowser, 86, formerly of Washington Township, died at 5:15 p.m. Monday, Feb. 20, 2012, at Renaissance Village where she had been a resident since 2007.
She was born Aug. 3, 1925, in Munising, Mich., a daughter of Harley E. and Sallie (Riley) Adair.
As a sophomore in high school, she moved to the Chicago area with her brother.
She graduated from Walter High School in Chicago in 1943. After graduation she moved to Fort Wayne.
Dean L. Jines, 72, of Columbia City, passed away at 9:37 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012, at Visiting Nurse and Hospice Home, Fort Wayne.
Born March 7, 1939, in Wabash, he was the son of Leslie T. Jines and Anna (Ridenour) Brooks.
He was raised in Wabash County where he graduated from Wabash City Schools.
From 1956-1962, he served in the U.S. Marine Corps.
On May 10, 1958, he married Vonnie L. Boardman in Wabash.
In 1973, he and his family moved to Whitley County, moving to Auburn in 1990 and Fort Wayne in 1993.
He returned to Columbia City in 1997.
Fredrick J. Harroff, 72, of Columbia City, passed away at 1:40 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012, at his home.
Born Sept. 16, 1939, in Churubusco, he was the son of Herbert Theodore and Bethel Marie (Pennington) Harroff.
A Whitley County resident most of his lifetime, he attended several high schools and proudly served his country in the U.S. Navy.
On Dec. 17, 1963, he married Sherry Lindell Williams in Albion, Noble County.
He worked as a warehouseman for 30 years at Food Marketing, Fort Wayne.
He was a member of the Churubusco American Legion Post #157.
Berniece E. Rex, 93, of Columbia City, passed away at 4:35 a.m. Monday, Feb. 20, 2012, at Miller's Merry Manor Inc., Columbia City.
Born Oct. 21, 1918, in Noble Township, she was the daughter of John L. and Sophia E. (Fankhouser) Young.
She graduated from Wolf Lake High School with the class of 1936.
On Jan. 21, 1939, she married Luther E. Rex in Noble Township.
A Noble County resident most of her lifetime, she and her husband lived in Muncie between March, 1939 and April, 1942.
Before her marriage, she was employed for two years by the former Blue Bell, Inc.
ARCADIA, LA — A celebration of the life of Ben Simmers will be from 2 to 5 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012, at his residence for family and friends.
Ben was born April 28, 1938 in Whitley County.
He entered into rest Friday, Feb. 10, 2012, in Shreveport, La.
Ben was retired from Ball-Foster Glass Manufacturing Company after many years of faithful service.
He was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps where he proudly served his country.
Ben was a graduate of Columbia City High School.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Dewey and Bernice Simmers, and granddaughter, Emily Simmers.
Virginia A. Browning, 84, of Fort Wayne, died at 9:25 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012, at Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne.
She was born Aug. 4, 1927, in Smith Township, a daughter of Adam and Ollie (Truelove) Ragan.
On Jan. 24, 1946, she married Leo E. Browning, who preceded her in death on June 6, 1992.
Survivors include two sons, Charles Browning of Churubusco and Dean Browning of Vancouver, Wash.; two daughters, Pamela Murphy of Dewy Rose, Ga. and Renee Lemish of Avilla; 10 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Peggy Jean Heindselman, 86, of South Whitley died at 8:48 a.m. Friday, Feb. 17, 2012, at Parkview Oaks where she had been a resident for the last four weeks.
She was born July 6, 1925, in Fort Wayne, a daughter of Clifford and Bessie (Shorb) Sickafoose.
Her formative years were spent in the Fort Wayne area.
She started high school at Northside, Fort Wayne and finished her senior year at South Whitley, graduating with the Class of 1943.
Following her graduation, she worked for Lincoln Life, Fort Wayne. On Feb. 1, 1947, she was united in marriage to John K. Heindselman.
Marilyn Anne Enz McVay, 79, passed away Friday, Feb. 17, 2012, in West Lafayette.
She was born March 28, 1932, to Carl and LeNore (Hoard) Enz in Springfield, Ill.
In the 1930s, her family moved to Washington Township where she grew up on the family farm and attended Washington Center School.
She was very proud that her family came to Whitley County in the 1830s and settled in Washington Township. She transferred to Elmhurst High School in Fort Wayne where she graduated in 1950.
She graduated from Indiana University with a major in elementary education with a reading concentration.
Ardith Fay Baker, 81, of Columbia City, passed away at 7:40 a.m. Friday, Feb. 17, 2012, at Miller's Merry Manor Inc., Columbia City.
Born March 29, 1930, in Thorncreek Township, she was the daughter of Arthur Henry and Marie Helen (Fullmer) Baron.
Her formative years were spent in Columbia City and Whitley County where she attended Thorncreek Elementary School and Columbia City High School.
On Nov. 9, 1947, she was united in marriage to Harold Oran Baker. In 1969, she and her family moved to Meridian, Miss. where her husband took a position as a tool and die supervisor.
COLUMBIA CITY — Martha I. Long, 83, of Columbia City, died Thursday morning, Feb. 16, 2012, at Miller's Merry Manor where she had been a resident since Oct. 14, 2011.
She was born Feb. 29, 1928, in Warren, a daughter of George E. and Mable (Moyer) Long.
In 1930, her family moved to Mooresville and in 1943 to Columbia City.
She graduated from Columbia City High School in 1946 and attended Manchester College for two years.


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Bullying is being described as more than a problem in schools. Some experts are calling it an epidemic. The Harlem Globetrotters have teamed up with a national campaign to stop violence. They were in Albuquerque today and say that fixing the problem is as easy as your ABC's.
The ABC lesson was taught to the kids at Albuquerque Christian School. Today's teacher was a world famous Harlem Globetrotter. Little kids (and some bigger) were getting a clear message that bullying is wrong from Anthony "Ant" Johnson.
"We just want to instill in them now at a young age so that when they get older they won't forget about it and they'll treat each other with the same respect when they get older," Johnson said.
The lesson was welcomed by students and teachers. Getting the same message from the same people doesn't always seem to work. Vice Principal Regina Santo hopes that the message coming from a Harlem Globetrotter might make it stick. "Peer pressure is one of the strongest influences that our kids have. When they can learn to stand up for each other and with each other it makes a huge difference in the rest of their classmates and the other people who are actually being the bullies," Santo said.
8th grader Seth Adams says he'll use what he learned today. He also plans on spreading it to other kids that might want to bully.
"If it's one of my friends, I'll go get mad at them and tell him to stop. Usually I'll just go and tell a teacher," Adams said.
Harlem Globetrotter Anthony "Ant" Johnson says it's all about reaching as many as you can.
"The more cities you go to, the more schools you go to, and just get embedded in their minds that this is not the right thing to do. What to do if you see it happen. Who to report it to, how to show compassion, how to be brave, how to take action," Johnson said.
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For the past seven years, the two schools have produced musicals and plays under the name Prairie Ground Productions, which put on three shows a year.
That changed when Claire Verity, who ran the combined program, had about 80 students from Prairie audition for the fall production of "Oliver!"
"That's the largest turnout since I started in this job," Verity said. "I was able to cast 54."
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A THREE-DAY event has raised in the region of £30,000 for charity.
The sun shone for the whole of this year's Triplefest at Heaton House Farm, which saw a record year with thousands of people attend the charity events running across August Bank Holiday Weekend.
The three day event, at the venue in Rushton Spencer, near leek, kicked off on the Saturday night with a comedy and variety night, in the form of the Big Tent Event. The audience were certainly not disappointed as the secret line-up was revealed to include Stu Francis, from Crackerjack, sensational singers Helen England and John, as well as Kieran Powell a hilarious ventriloquist and the astounding comedy from Donimo the silent comedian.
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"By not revealing the line up before the event, the audience were extremely excited to see which acts were in store."
After a perfect start, the entertainment continued on the Sunday afternoon with Welly Fest. Returning for it's fifth year, the beer festival began with a five a-side football tournament.
As the crowd got warmed up cheering on their favourite team, Bayern Red Lion triumphed to win the coveted trophy. At 4pm, Sounds Tijuana, a tribute band to the great Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, started the live music and the audience began to embrace the festival atmosphere.
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Visitor George Clarke said: "It was great to see such variety in the entertainment, particularly for a local event. My grandchildren loved the dog display, but I thought the Bale Wrapping demonstration was especially educating."
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Chairman of the event Nick Hughes said: "The weather hasn't been kind to us in the past few years so it was fantastic to see so many people turn up for the event this year.
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