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Should do, yep! I'd go with the 130s, or 115s if the extra $5 makes a difference.
Just in case backcountry.com ever gets off their butt and stocks the new Dynafit crampons, I can confirm that the 120 mm crampons are true to size - I bought a pair elsewhere and measured. The narrowest inner width is precisely 120. It makes me wonder if the new 110s are also now made to the correct size... If anyone can confirm, would be great!
The new design also has longer teeth which I personally like since you can use them more effectively with risers. They still glide similarly to the classic design, so I think it's an improvement overall.
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Just in case backcountry.com ever gets off their butt and stocks the new Dynafit crampons, I can confirm that the 120 mm crampons are true to size - I bought a pair elsewhere and measured. The narrowest inner width is precisely 120. It makes me wonder if the new 110s are also now made to the correct size... If anyone can confirm, would be great!
The new design also has longer teeth which I personally like since you can use them more effectively with risers. They still glide similarly to the classic design, so I think it's an improvement overall.
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I was a bit disappointed with these gloves, I am sad to say. I was hoping for the "ultimate" uphill glove. They are plush, beautiful, grippy, dextrous, that's for sure. Here's what I was disappointed with: the leather soaks water very fast - OK, so I rubbed in some waterproofing Nikwax, but I feel like that was a big pain in the butt that I shouldn't have had to do right out of the box. Secondly, there's no clip for easily attaching them to stuff - there is a tight leather loop, but you have to supply the cord/string or whatever to clip them together (for hanging, etc.). Last but not least, the inner liner is super un-durable. Its that silk like material you find on the inside of a cheap blazer. It ripped an annoying hole during the third tour I used them on... Hardly what I have come to expect from the big A!
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Shell pants are great, you'll never go back! For hiking and touring, I wear a thin baselayer (micro- to lightweight) underneath in the winter or just a pair of boxers if its late spring. For resort skiing on cold days, a thicker baselayer does the trick. Check out: http://www.backcountry.com/smartwool-midweight-bottom-mens
Basically, your legs will stay warm if your upper body is warm, so keep a nice insulation layer around to throw on when it gets frigid. Your feet stay warm in your boots, and you're all good.
This thin fleece layer is typical of Arcteryx stuff - the colours pop, the design is mostly minimal (the exception is that patch/pocket on the shoulder, I've never used it), and the price tag is ungodly. I saved up and could barely afford it on sale. So why go through the trouble?
The triumph with this top is the fit. How does Arc'teryx know exactly what I'm shaped like? I fit perfectly in a M for everything they make. I'm 5'11" and have a pretty scrawny build (the "I don't do pushups" kind) so the average fleece makes me look like a balloon. This one's clean, fit to form, and I can wear it for days. Having clothing I can wear to work, to the pub, and just as easily in the backcountry is just, um, schweet.
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Just try it. Stoic did a pretty good job with this one. Seen here in size S (Eyrun is about 5'3"), with an R1 Hoody and some long underwear on underneath. In this size it somehow works well for her as a stand-alone, an underlayer, and an overlayer! It's not super thick, which I think gives it this flexibility.
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They might as well have "style" written all over them.
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I got them in the mail, drove to Mammoth, cut them in Schat's before they finished making my coffee, and was on the road. It takes no time at all! Amazing.
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When the zips are down, this guy breathes even better! I can wear this jacket touring, even in 5th gear. It's brilliant to find that sweet spot with a soft-shell layering system!
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This has been my emergency shell for 2 reasons: it's cheap and it's cheap. I find that no matter what jacket you buy, especially if it's an awesome one and you wear it a lot, time eventually takes its toll and you end up with a Gore-Tex leaker. So it works great for most stuff but when you're cycling home in a downpour, it lets you down. That's why I keep a pristine cheap, packable, waterproof shell like this around - it works when you need it and you bring it when you're not expecting to use it. Hence, it doesn't get used that much.
My only real peeve about this jacket, since it keeps me so 100% dry in its current state of newness, is that it lacks pockets. So I use my shorts.
The M fits like an M. Perfect.
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Dry and moving.
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Let's put it this way: you invest a lot of money in something and it quickly shows whether you regret it or whether it's worth it. If it's worth it, or so you think, you give it another year or two (especially if you're talking about ski touring gear) and you re-think it. This pack takes a beating, year after year, and it's not a regretful purchase.
What the Arrakis 50 is: a ski touring legend. It's sweet for everything from trekking to grocery shopping to skiing, mild downpours in the summer to cold dry tours in the winter to sloppy wet spring tours when everyone's stopped skiing for at least a month. Throw this pack in the water (not for long though!), on the snow, in the mud, and your stuff is safe and sound. Its comfy and elegant. The zippers were placed by a genius. Everything is close at hand. The suspension is minimalist and plush at the same time. It carries your overnight load and then compresses and rolls down to small enough to be a day pack.
What it isn't: I've found that this pack lacks the volume for truly massive missions, or when you're the goat bringing all the beer to the hut. You'll run out of space. So you end up with stuff on the outside of the pack, which is surprisingly easy to lash to despite its appearance. It can't do everything, and for big long hauls, size up.
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High up in the Glarner Alps, you use the gear you trust. If you can afford it, thats Arrakis. Turns out, the Swiss can afford it.
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When you have Swiss sherpas, you are a baller. And sherpas don't mess around, they use the Arrakis 50.
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These pants aren't tight, which gives you freedom of motion and quick drying at the same time. Recommend!
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For Eyrun's first overnight pack, she went with the ACT Lite 45+10 SL. We'll mostly be doing multi-day trekking, ski touring, and occasionally big haul hut trips, and this pack fills those purposes like a champ. It's light and what's great about the materials is that they stretch to allow you to put more stuff in the pack than all around the outside. I don't mean way deep down where you can't get at it, but close at hand - convenient when you're layering and de-layering all day long in that weird weather that happens in (insert your awesome place here).
The pack was compared to a few other offerings from Deuter and a few from BD and wasn't just chosen for the colour, although it is pretty easy on the eyes too. It's super adjustable so of all the packs she tried, this one would have been probably the easiest to buy without having ever tried it on. It goes as small as necessary - Eyrun is on the small end and she has adjustment to spare.
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Common Council President Willie L. Hines, Jr., Alderman Terry L. Witkowski, chair of the Council's Public Safety Committee, and other members of the Common Council will host a news conference TODAY, Thursday, January 17, 2013 in the City Hall Rotunda at 11:00 a.m. to discuss significant changes in the Council's confirmation process for mayoral appointees to the Fire and Police Commission.
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The scanners produce a three-dimensional image which can reveal concealed weapons and explosives, but the image also shows details of the passenger's naked body.
A man has been killed by a Kassam rocket fired by Gaza terrorists. It exploded next to him when it hit a kibbutz in the northern Negev, Nativ Ha'asara.
The man is believed to be a migrant worker from Thailand who was working in the kibbutz's greenhouse.
The rocket is the third to have hit the region in the past 24 hours, after riots in Jerusalem and protests in the Gaza Strip over Israel's plan to build 1,600 new homes in East Jerusalem.
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Security officials are not ruling out the possibility that Chabad House was the real target of the bombing in India last weekend, as it was opposite the bakery which was destroyed.
Eight people were killed and scores were injured when a bomb ripped through a popular restaurant in Pune, east of Mumbai, last Saturday evening. The German bakery was located just a few metres from the Chabad-Lubavitch centre across the street.
Israelis have been warned that there is currently a heightened possibility of a terror attack on an Israeli or Jewish target abroad.
The Counter-terrorism Bureau in the Prime Minister's Office has issued a general travel warning, not connected to a specific country, which tells Israelis planning to spend time overseas that the probability of an attack will rise around the second anniversary of the killing of Hizbollah operations chief, Imad Mughniyeh, mid-February.
This week's Torah portion is clear: if a thief breaks into your house at night, you are entitled to take his life — though not in daylight.
How much force householders can use against intruders is once again under debate in Britain, following the case of Munir Hussain, the Buckinghamshire businessman jailed, then freed on appeal last month, after clubbing a burglar.
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An Israeli soldier has been stabbed to death by a Palestinian while sitting in a military jeep in the West Bank.
Judea and Samaria District police have arrested Mohammed Hatib, believed to be a senior officer in the Palestinian security forces, in connection with the attack.
The soldier, Sergeant-Major Ihab Khatib, 28, was attacked while he sat in a traffic jam at Tapuach junction, south of Nablus in the West Bank.
He was stabbed twice in the chest through the open car window. The injured man attempted to drive away but his car overturned in a nearby ditch.
Children are being encouraged by Jihadi terror supporters to say that they will kill Jews, while handling guns, according to Greater Manchester Police.
The revelation came this week as the North West's Counter Terrorism Unit released a video of children playing with a Kalashnikov. The video was seized from an undisclosed address in Manchester during a raid on terror suspects. Police say the footage and other downloaded material are being used to "groom" children in the North West with terrorist propaganda from an early age
The head of Britain's main Muslim television channel, Mohamed Ali Harrath, who is wanted by Interpol for alleged terrorism offences, was arrested by South African police this week.
Harrath, 46, faced deportation to Tunisia, which has an extradition treaty with Pretoria, but was released after two days because of doubts about the validity of the arrest warrant.
Jews are not considered a specific target following the recent assessment that there is an increased chance of a terrorist attack in the UK.
Intelligence sources say the threat level has been elevated from substantial to severe — but a Whitehall official said: "We haven't seen anything to suggest an imminent threat to the Jewish community."
Around three-quarters of all investigations into terrorism have links to Pakistan, which is seen as far more significant than links to the conflict in the Middle East.
The New York Daily News likes to think of itself as the plain-speaking voice of the city.
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2012 organisers bank on dry weather
London 2012 leaders claim it does not matter that the majority of visitors to the Olympic Stadium will not be seated under a roof - because it hardly ever rains in the capital.
Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, claimed it was dry 94 per cent of the time while Olympics minister Tessa Jowell argued visitors could put on raincoats if there was a downpour.
Only 40 per cent of the stadium will be under cover - and a visit today by British athletes including diving's new world champion Tom Daley coincided with one of the 6 per cent of days when it does rain in London.
Johnson said: "It is not raining in London 94 per cent of the time, we have exactly the same climatic conditions as Paris.
"Rumours of our wetness are greatly exaggerated and I think the Olympic Stadium will be absolutely fantastic."
Jowell added: "In the unlikely event that at some point it rains during the Olympics, people are used to pulling on raincoats to watch sport in this country."
Today marked three years to go to the opening of the 2012 Games, and the javelin train, one of the main parts of the transport network for the London Olympics, passed its first official time trial.
British athletes and VIPs were whisked from central London to the Olympic Park in six minutes and 45 seconds, 15 seconds inside the target time.
At the 2012 Games, the high-speed link should take 25,000 people an hour from St Pancras to Stratford in the east of the capital.
Preparations are currently ahead of schedule and London 2012 chairman Sebastian Coe said all the focus was on maintaining that.
Coe said: "That's the challenge - everyone wakes up every morning focused on delivering a fantastic Games on time and within budget and that's why we get up in the morning."
Organisers have yet to settle on a solution for the use of the Olympic Stadium after 2012, beyond the fact that it will be a national home for athletics.
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The appointment is likely to be a high-profile ex-Olympian such as Sir Steve Redgrave or Dame Kelly Holmes.
Jowell said: "This is a very specific focus on the ambitious targets for getting [two million] more people playing sport and physically active.
"No country has ever set a target as ambitious as this and we want to drive it as hard as we can. Somebody who is a respected, recognised and loved sportsman or sportswoman is the person we hope can inspire people."
Meanwhile, David Beckham, Sir Chris Hoy, Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson, Denise Lewis and Colin Jackson have all be named as ambassadors for International Inspiration, London 2012's international legacy programme for children and young people.
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Chilli Willi and the Red Hot Peppers were one of the main British pub rock groups of the early '70s, playing a laid-back yet rocking mixture of rock & roll, R&B, country, and folk. The band has its origins in a folk-rock duo formed by ex-Junior's Blues Band members Martin Stone (vocals, guitar, mandolin) and Phil "Snakefinger" Lithman (vocals, guitar, piano, lap steel, fiddle). Lithman moved to San Francisco in the late '60s, leaving Stone to play with Savoy Brown and Mighty Baby. The duo reunited in the early '70s, recording Kings of Robot Rhythm with vocalist Jo-Ann Kelly and various members of Brinsley Schwarz. Kings was released in 1972; that same year, the duo expanded to a band, adding Paul "Dice Man" Bailey (guitar, banjo, saxophone), Paul Riley (bass), and drummer Pete Thomas. During the next two years, Chilli Willi and the Red Hot Peppers became a popular live act in Britain. The full band released Bongos Over Balham in 1974, yet the record sold poorly and the band split in February 1975. Thomas became the drummer for Elvis Costello's backing band, the Attractions, Riley played with Graham Parker, Bailey formed Bontemps Roulez, and Stone played with the Pink Fairies before quitting the music business. Lithman moved back to San Francisco where he began to work with his former associates, the Residents, under the name Snakefinger. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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I would like to know why so little space is given to the 50th anniversary of the assassination of John Kennedy, and so much is given EVERY year to Martin Luther King. After all JFK was the President of the USA! Isn't this a racial slur? There was one article on page A6, and an […]
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Being a life-long Reds fan I had hoped that one of the local stations would have live coverage of the unveiling of Joe Morgan's statue. Fox 19 was the only channel and their coverage was pathetically just snips that were always interrupted for commercials. Come on Cincinnati TV – let's support our team! Judi Schepmann, […]
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"The boy who would challenge my school of beliefs"
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- J: Idk, it just looked very green to me.
"We're both looking at the same moon, in the same world. We're connected to reality by the same line. All I have to do is quietly draw it towards me."
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"[Extending unemployment benefits] is the only kind of stimulus that helps each and every unemployed worker, who in some sense has borne the pain of the recession."
Wendell Primus
"Unemployment is of vital importance, particularly to the unemployed"
Edward Heath
"While my state experiences unemployment rates not seen since the Great Depression, it is unconscionable that illegal workers would be brought into Louisiana, aggravating our employment crisis and depressing earnings for our workers."
Mary Landrieu
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1/4 pound lean ground beef
1/2 cup fat-free small curd cottage cheese
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1 tablespoon finely chopped green onion
1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
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1/4 cup prepared pasta sauce, divided
6 large fresh mushrooms, or more as needed, stems removed
1/4 cup shredded mozzarella cheese, divided
Good base recipe. What I found to be wrong with these is the recipe does not mention the excess water that comes from baking the mushrooms. Mushrooms carry so much moisture and they just filled the bottom of the pan with water. I think if I make these again I will use a rack in the bottom of the pan to keep the mushrooms from the water. My boyfriend thinks the recipe is worth 4 stars, I said 3. I will use this again with some changes.
Edible but no rave reviews. This sounded like a perfect combo for my family but it just wasnt great. Almost as much work as regular lasagna and we'd much prefer that anyway.
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I don't know why cottage cheese is used instead of Ricotta cheese. Cottage cheese to me is more of a substitute for cream cheese (same type of flavor). I used Ricotta cheese and it tasted wonderful. Also, after reading another review, I tried baking this on a rack to drain the mushrooms. It didn't work because I believe the mushrooms need to be on the pan for the full heat of the pan in order to cook. I wound up putting them in the microwave for a minute each because the mushrooms weren't cooked and then put them under the broiler with the sauce & cheese as indicated but this time without that rack. They did release a lot of juice, but I just poured it off. It was fine. 1 more thing: if you change the serving amt, do not change the eggs. i.e. if you want 6 servings, the "calculator" will triple all the ingredients. Do not put in 3 eggs. You still only need 1 egg. When I make regular lasagna I only use 1 egg regardless of whether I use 1, 2 or 3 lbs of ricotta. It's just there for the texture. 3 eggs would be FAR too much. Thanks for a great alternative to using pasta. My neighbor is disabled and I cook for her twice a month as a treat and a favor. She is on a gluten free diet & I was getting tired of just baking chickens with sides of rice & veggies. What a wonderful alternative this was. She LOVED it!! Thank you for posting it. Without the cottage cheese, I rate this 5 stars. It's a very delicious recipe!!!
I am eating these right now and they are PHENOMENAL. I used Ricotta cheese rather than cottage cheese but will try it with cottage cheese another time for sure. I used portobello mushrooms and this is one of my favourite recipes I have gotten off of web sites. Thanks!
I had a friend who is allergic to gluten in town last weekend so I tried this recipe. My whole family thought it was delicious and they can picky eaters. I think garlic would be a great addition to this recipe for a little more flavor. We also added some extra meat to ours which made it extremely filling.
I made this recipe over the weekend. It was surperb! We loved it. Very easy and made a whole meal with a small salad.
Yum! Great recipe. A great alternative, to make this more lasagna like, is to cook/add Acini di pepe pasta! I am in love with stuffed mushrooms but am picky about what goes in them... great recipe!
I used regular white mushrooms because I wanted them to be bite size. AMAZING!!!! I used a teaspoon to take the stems out and a frosting bag to pipe in the filling. WORTH IT!
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Their first Christmas Eve is one month, three weeks, and four days after they watch the TARDIS disappear from Bad Wolf Bay.
The Doctor has always liked Christmas. Or rather, he's tried to like Christmas. For one reason or another, it never does seem to like him back. But this is different, symbolic - he's only had one other Christmas with Rose, and he was shiny and new then, too, all bright wonder, and now, as then, always a helpless hairsbreadth from pinning Rose to the nearest wall by her hips and kissing her senseless.
The fear was there then, too, hovering just at the edge of his vision, that she would've preferred the old him, that he's different now and there's absolutely nothing he can do if she decides she'd prefer him the way he was.
It's only appropriate, then, that his Christmas tradition of participating in an utter disaster is carried on, when he looks up from fretting over existential and Rose-related matters to find that it's the twenty-third of December and he still hasn't got her a present.
She's standing the back room cluttered with tools and bits of tech smuggled in from Torchwood, with a bench perfect for tinkering, his new sonic lying in several pieces scattered across it, and the bit of baby TARDIS coral suspended in midair in a sort of field that gives her proper food and light. They call it the nursery, for the lack of a better term, because the Doctor doesn't always sleep there, so it isn't his bedroom, but he doesn't always sleep in Rose's bedroom either.
There's a soft blue glow from the bits of TARDIS nursery cast across her face, and she's holding out a card with a Christmas tree printed on the front."Rose, I -"
She smiles - she smiles, and it's all the more beautiful because it's been so rare, lately - and he reaches out his hand to take it.
"S'an early present," she says, sensing his panic. "Go on then. We can go out later for proper presents if you like. I know you forgot."
There's no envelope, or anything. Just the card. With a question in his eyes, he pulls it open.Neatly folded inside is a red paper crown. It's not the same one he wore all that time ago - that one has since crumbled to dust in his bigger-on-the-inside pockets - but it's very similar. Quite abruptly, his eyes throb and tears threaten.
"Had to go through a whole box of crackers to find it," she tells him, biting her lip. "Hope it's okay, I just -"
Very quietly, the Doctor closes the card. He lays the paper crown on the bench next to the scattered pile of sonic screwdriver bits, running the tips of his fingers over it reverently.
"Doctor?"There's a sudden heat in the room, a shivery feeling that rolls over the Doctor's skin in waves as he makes a decision, and then there's barely half a beat left before he's pulling Rose against his chest, letting his mouth find hers. Rose makes a soft little squeak, under him, and his hands inch towards her hips, pulling her closer and eliciting the noise again.
"Guess I'm still the Doctor, then," he murmurs against her lips.
Rose Tyler's smile curls warm in his stomach. She brushes his chin with thumb, lifting it as she looks into his eyes.
"No arguments from me."
I think one of the main reasons that Harry Potter is so lastingly powerful is that the story that it does not tell is just as powerful, if not more powerful, than the story that is on the page. In the end the book isn't so much about a kid haphazardly struggling through the awkwardness of growing up, or the magical quirks and obstacles that complicate that bildungsroman arc. I think what those books are really about is everything that led to Harry entering the Great Hall on September 1st 1991: the sacrifice, the pain, the friendship, and the love that made his life possible. The journey we take with Harry is his discovery of that story, that he's not some nobody kid with nothing to lose, but that he has a whole history that defines who he is, and that he is part of something he never thought fathomable. That's what resonates, the desire in all of us to feel that we are contributing to something important that came before us, and of course, the desire to feel loved.


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Energy Intensity and its Determinants in China's Regional Economies
This paper contributes to the existing literature as well as policy debates by examining energy intensity and its determinants in China's regional economies. The analysis is based on a comprehensive database of China's regional energy balance constructed for this project. Through its focus on regional China, this study extends the existing literature which mainly covers nationwide studies. It is found in this paper that energy intensity declined substantially in China. The main contributing factor is the improvement in energy efficiency. Changes in the economic structure have so far affected energy intensity modestly. Thus there is considerable scope to reduce energy intensity through the structural transformation of the Chinese economy in the future.Download Info
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from Sex, Lies, and Videotape (1989)
Edit Credits- Sex, Lies, and Videotape (1989) Played by Andie MacDowell
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Ann: What kind of "personal project"?
Graham: A personal project like anyone else's personal project. Mine's just a little more... personal, I guess.
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IBM's end-to-end security play
One of the things that distinguishes security from other IT disciplines is its massive scope.
In simple terms, if you own the corporate network, you care about switches, routers, and traffic going from Point A to Point B. If you own security, you have to look up and down the old "technology stack" while keeping an eye of physical security and cross-company business processes. Little wonder why so many companies experience so many data breaches.
For years, the security industry seemed to disregard the broad scope of problems faced by enterprise organizations. Instead, even the biggest security firms … Read more