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You & Me is a Wedding Venue Finder with a difference; I blog about the venue with big images, real weddings, features in top wedding blogs and videos to try and give you the most comprehensive view of the venue.
You're about to start an important journey and on that list of 'to do's' is finding a venue. You & Me is here to make finding a wedding venue a little more enjoyable. On You & Me you will find some cracking venues with either no minimum number requirements or that cater to small & intimate weddings. In Venue Type you'll find everything from homely mansions in Big House to a barge in Something Different. Along the way you'll get inspiration from real weddings at the venue to give you a feel for how fun your day will be. You can see what couples had to say via Wedding Blogs like Love My Dress, Rock My Wedding, Whimsical Wonderland Weddings. If you're really lucky there'll even be a cute film of the venue. Of course this wouldn't be complete without some Decoration Inspiration.
If this is all too much and you don't have time to look or you just can't look anymore then get in touch and I can find the venue of your dreams for you via my Venue Search Service.
I'll make sure all venues are kept up to date with the latest real weddings and information so you don't end up disappointed.
Whether it's an intimate dinner for four or a banquet for forty You & Me will bring you wonderful independent venues where you can celebrate with your nearest and dearest or maybe it will just be "You & Me"
I'm Sarah Treasure and the seed for You & Me was sown when I was looking for venues for my own wedding in 2013. Opting to have a small wedding with immediate family and close friends I found it hard to find a venue that catered to small weddings. I visited about thirty venues, but many had a minimum number of 50 guests…….I had 47. Supplements, invite more guests, change the day, change the style of venue. These were a few of the compromises I was faced with. I felt like giving up because I just couldn't face making another call to a venue to find out I didn't have enough people! My persistence paid off and I stumbled across the perfect venue. They are out there. I will find them.
While I'm not finding wonderful venues I'm managing the Outlet and Lifestyle Stores for Miss Bush Bridalwear, being a Mum (yes I'm one of those!) and a Wife. I've had my dream job which was a Visual Merchandiser for Sir Philip Green's the Arcadia Group. I then realised I'm a bit of a geek and have been in Data Marketing for 15 years. Now here I am stumbling in to the world of weddings! You can read about that transition here. If I'm not working you'll find me enjoying the great outdoors.
Between adding new venues you'll probably see a few blog posts on things I'm passionate about so you can get to know me a little better.
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Game Preview
The Youngstown State men's basketball team (1-2) plays its second true road game of the season when it faces South Alabama on day two of the Red Diamond Roundball Classic, Saturday, at the Mitchell Center. Tipoff is slated for 3:05 p.m. ET.
Broadcast Info
Today's game will be broadcast live on WNIO 1390-AM.
Up Next
The Penguins close out the Red Diamond Roundball Classic in Mobile, Ala., against Florida International, Sunday, at 1:30 p.m. YSU also hosts Westminster as part of the exempt tournament, Tuesday, Nov. 22. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. at the Beeghly Center.
Last Time Out
The Penguins dropped a 79-54 decision to Jacksonville in the opening game of the exempt tournament on Friday evening. Junior Cameron Morse was the only YSU player to reach double figures with 18 points.
About South Alabama
The Jaguars enter the game with a 3-0 record and are coming off a 69-64 overtime win over Florida International. Josh Ajayi led all scorers with 27 points and posted a double-double with 10 rebounds against the Panthers. Georgi Boyanov also had 12 points. The Jaguars have also defeated UNLV, 76-68, and Blue Mountain, 88-35.
The South Alabama Series
This is the fourth meeting between Youngstown State and South Alabama in a series that dates back to 1984. The Jaguars own a 2-1 advantage in the all-time series and have won the last two meetings, both in Mobile, Ala. The Penguins and Jaguars have not met since 1986.
Series vs. South Alabama (1-2)
Home................. 1-0
Away.................. 0-2
Neutral............... 0-0
Streak.................. L2
Date............... Location....... Result
Dec. 15, 1986.. Mobile...... L, 63-72
Dec. 17, 1985.. Mobile...... L, 63-69
Dec. 15, 1984 Youngstown W, 74-73
40 is Rare Feat
• Junior Cameron Morse's 40 points against Toledo was just the 19th time in school history a player has scored at least 40 points in a game.
• Morse is also just the sixth player in school history and the second player since 1981-82 to have multiple 40-point games.
• The most recent player to record multiple 40-point games was Reggie Kemp in 1990 and 1993.
Multiple 40-Point Games
4 John McElroy
4 Tony Knott
3 Jeff Covington
2 Reggie Kemp
2 Leo Mogus
A Win Would
• Give Youngstown State its second win over South Alabama.
• Mark Jerry Slocum's 712th career win and his 131st at Youngstown State.
• Mark Jerry Slocum's first win over South Alabama.
• Mark the 1,065th victory in program history.
• Give the Penguins a 2-2 overall record.
• Mark YSU's first road win of the season.
• Mark YSU's first win over South Alabama since 1984.
Morse 1,000-Point Countdown
• Junior Cameron Morse has scored 795 points in just two seasons and needs 205 more to become the 37th player in school history to reach 1,000 career points.
• Morse's 608 points last season are the ninth most in school history and the third-most since YSU joined Division I in 1981-82.
Donlan Tied Career High
• Senior Matt Donlan tied a career high with six 3-pointers and totaled 20 points in the Penguins' 90-82 win over Akron.
• Donlan has made at least one 3-pointer in 33 of the 35 games in his Youngstown State career.
• Donlan has also made 90 3-pointers in his Youngstown State career.
Davis Has Career Night
• Sophomore Latin Davis turned in a career-best performance against Toledo on Nov. 15.
• Davis scored a career-high 19 points on a career-best seven made field goals.
• He also hit a 3-pointer with 11 seconds lefts in regulation to help force overtime.

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It looks like we might be seeing the iWatch this October. The device, long-rumored to finally be coming this time, for real, seriously, is said to have a curved glass OLED display, with an array of sensor for capturing data on calorie consumption, blood glucose levels, sleep activity, and more. Apple has also apparently partnered with the Mayo Clinic and Cleveland Clinic in order to develop health data analysis technology, according to Nikkei.
Apple has already announced its partnerships with the Mayo Clinic and Nike as part of HealthKit. The Cleveland Clinic is just one of the institutions that will be using HealthKit-enabled apps and devices when the system debuts with iOS 8 later this year. That those partnerships might extend into a potential fitness-focused wearable isn't exactly shocking, and we've been hearing about the potential medical applications of the iWatch for a little while.
An October release window for the device makes sense. While Apple has announced new hardware in September for the past couple of years, those events have been centered around the iPhone. Other new hardware, like new iPads and Macs, have been announced in October. The iWatch could of course debut with other hardware, or along side the iPhone 6, depending on how Apple wants to frame the iWatch as a device. Is it a standalone wearable, or does it only really shine when it's working with your iPhone?
Nikkei also says that Apple expects to create 3-5 million iWatches per month. The problem with this thought is that it comes from a parts manufacturer who has no idea when Apple plans or expectations for the iWatch are. These numbers exceed the total global sales of watch-style devices in 2013. No matter how good it looks, the wrist-bound iWatch will be, by its nature, harder to sell to people than a new iPhone. Watches are fashion items, and even an iWatch, as good as it might look, won't appeal to everyone, especially if they're expected to wear it on their wrist all day.
As for the display, it could very well be curved. But there have also been "reports" that the device will have a round face. We won't know for sure until Apple tells us.
What do you think about this new report, and what shape do you think the iWatch will take? Let us know below in the comments.
Source: Nikkei
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The Apple Store is now stocking some Brydge iPad keyboards
The Brydge wireless keyboards make your iPad look like a MacBook Pro, and now Apple is stocking them both online and in-store.
The silver-and-black Magic accessories are only available with a Mac Pro
Yesterday, Apple finally released its long-awaited Mac Pro, confirming, amongst other things, that buying a Mac Pro is currently the only way to get your hands on Apple's new silver-and-black Magic accessories.
Tim Cook visits Singapore to meet with Apple Arcade developers and more
Tim Cook is continuing his tour of Asia, most recently stopping in Singapore to meet with Apple Arcade developers and coding students.
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Cramming a bunch of Austin links in before this crashes again
Let's all pray that it works.
The Austin Chronicle has a good story on the FCC "crackdown" and how Austin broadcasters are running scared. They focus specifically on the paranoid fear that has plagued the goofy morning show on KLBJ. It's hard to gauge how justified the DJ Dale Dudley is in his paranoia. On one hand, I don't think they've garnered any FCC complaints and may just not be a big enough target for the witch hunts for "indecency" that are going on right now. On the other hand, Dudley has used his morning show gig as a bully pulpit to denounce Bush for a long time now, and I doubt that's gone unnoticed in the capital of Texas. It should be clear now that the Texas Republicans feel free to run the government like the Mafia. If I were him, I'd be scared shitless that some Texas Republicans would trump up a bullshit complaint and sic the FCC on him as petty revenge.
Weekend show recommendations:
Friday--Mr. Lewis and the Funeral Five, of course. Beerland at 8:00. Later that night Attack Formation, Animals of the Bible, Kodiaks, and the Nervous Exits are playing for Ben Webster's birthday.
Saturday--The hard-working Peelander-Z, a Japanese anime superhero group, will be at Beerland, according to the Chronicle. Beerland's website says it's going to be the Ugly Beats, who play straight up garage rock and who I think are the bomb. Either way, we in the audience win.
Ben Bell has sent me an email letting me know that he's playing his birthday show at Ego's starting at 8:00 on Saturday. Ben plays roots-style country music and he's a lot of fun. We'll definitely be going to that and then, if we still have our shit together, we'll probably end up at Beerland. We'll see.
Also that night--Grupo Fantasma at Emo's and Amplified Heat at Room 710.


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I am so ready for the summer. So ready that I made some mixed berry smoothies this morning. Here is the recipe:
- 1 cup frozen mixed berries (blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, blackberries)
- 1 cup yogurt
- 1 ripe banana, cut into portions (around a third)
- 1 cup ice cubes
- 1/4 cup water
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- Blend the frozen mixed berries, yogurt and banana together until smooth.
- Put in ice cubes, sugar and water, and blend again.
- Serve immediately.


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Δουλοι θεου, servants of God. The apostle Paul calls himself in Romans 1:1, "a servant of Jesus Christ." Later on he calls Christians the servants of righteousness. These three words (servants of God), almost entirely summarize what is our calling as Christians. This is our calling as those who are saved by the suffering of Christ in hell. We are to be the servants of God! That means that we follow His law and commandments as any servant would follow his master.
This following is not simply a knowledge and confessing that God is Lord. That is what the devils do, "Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe, and tremble." (James 2:19) Nor is it simply showing up to church on Sunday, and doing what all your other Christian peers may do. Christ says in Matthew 7:21 – 23, "Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven. Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity." Those that were saying Lord, Lord were calling emphatically out to God and calling Him Master. This does not make them Christian though! What separates a true Christian from a false Christian is the way he walks his life. When you look at most Christians in the world today, what separates them from the world, besides them confessing Lord, Lord? Most Christians love the music of the world, the movies of the world, and the lusts and pleasures of the world. This is not Christianity! Christ says that you will know a true Christian by the fruits that they bear.
Thus, being a servant of God means that we forsake all else that is sinful and wicked and seek to worship God in our life. It does not mean holding onto a bit of the world, it does not mean hanging onto the apostate culture of the world. It means being a servant of righteousness; loving what God loves and hating what God hates. It means bearing the fruits of righteousness. It means ascribing ourselves to the law of God so that we may show Him all thanks and honour for His salvation. Essentially it is hating all that the world loves and esteems. All this can only be done by the grace of God, but doing this is what makes a servant of God.
This then is the message which we have heard of him, and declare unto you, that God is light, and in him is no darkness at all. If we say that we have fellowship with him, and walk in darkness, we lie, and do not the truth: But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin. (1 Jn 1:5–7).


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Going through my boxes of comics that I have not read since I bought them, I've found several that I wanted to give one more thumb-through before sending them off to new homes. One of them is this 64-page spinoff of Alan Moore's wonderfully fun Tom Strong series written by Peter Hogan. In it, Tom's adventurous daughter Tesla tries, unsuccessfully as ever, to save the day before her mom and dad get home from an important mission. This sees her hopping from dimension to dimension in search of her family's loyal and beloved assistant, Solomon, who's gone missing in a parallel universe.
About a dozen artists contribute to the story, each in charge of a few pages that illustrate the different worlds that Tesla visits while looking for Solomon. Some of the artists are given assignments tailored for their talents, most memorably J. Scott Campbell, who drew the cheesecake Danger Girl, gets a few pages in a nudist universe. In keeping with the rules of the genre, each world has parallel versions of the Strong Family, and all of them are missing their world's version of Solomon.
I seem to recall that this was released around the time that Alan Moore started growing bored with Tom Strong. It looks like Moore stepped down from the series after 22 issues, the last two of which were terribly delayed, in 2003, and several guest writers, including this title's Peter Hogan, carried the book to its conclusion. Despite the good art throughout, with contributors including Frank Cho, Chris Sprouse, Art Adams and Michael Golden, this is just an incredibly lightweight and fluffy bit of popcorn, with none of the excitement and unexpected twists that Moore and company brought to those four terrific years of the main title. Cute, but not really recommended.


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A report on the current directory standardization activities will
be presented. The report will cover LDAP and X.500, and related
activities. The future of directory standardization will also be
Kurt's primary focus is Internet technology and standards development
in the areas of distributed information systems, distributed security
systems, and network security services. Aside from Kurt's obvious
interest in directory technologies, he is interested in the areas of
Internet security services, especially as used to secure
application-level protocols.
Kurt is an active participant in the Internet Engineering Task Force
(IETF). He is authoring and/or editing numerous Internet-Drafts. A few
of his drafts have become RFCs. Kurt is currently co-chairing the
Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL) working group. Kurt is
also a member of the LDAP Directorate and Security Directorate.
Kurt is currently a development engineer at Isode Limited. Kurt is
an advisor to the OpenLDAP Project, which he founded in 1998.
Traditionally LDAP directory servers have been used over RDBMs for
fast, high-throughput read access to the data. But as LDAP offers a
standard protocol, object oriented data model, more applications are
built for LDAP and are starting to demand a higher throughput of
writes to the data with constant and fast response time. Realizing
that servers designed over a decade ago for fast reads needed a
serious facelift, and leveraging its long experience with LDAP, Sun
decided to redesign and write a new LDAP server that would provide a
leapfrog in term of write performances and throughput.
Released as an open source project OpenDS is this new LDAP based
directory service. For ease of development and portability OpenDS was
written in Java. While Java has traditionally not be considered as
good for performance, it is in fact a very good platform for building
scalable server with very high performance. Based on a Java database
implementation, OpenDS has a simple and modular architecture, provides
many interfaces for extensibility. While still in development of the
first release, it already implements many RFCs while providing many of
the Sun Directory Server features such as Multi-Master Replication,
Access Controls. Some of its features include advanced grouping
services, better security, especially around Passwords... The version
1.0 is scheduled to deliver an LDAP directory server in the last
quarter of 2007 but future versions will include advanced services
such as virtual directory capabilities, proxy capabilities and
synchronization withother services.
As of today the OpenDS community is mostly a community of users who
are embedding OpenDS in their applications, products or testing
environment, while the 22 code committers are Sun employees. It is a
young but growing and responsive community. Visit the project website
at www.opends.org, see how much documentation is available on the
wiki, and contribute to it, either with tests, use case scenarios,
documentation, extensions or code...
Ludovic Poitou is a Software Architect in the Directory Services
engineering team, based in Grenoble, France. For the last 12 years, he
has been designing and developing the Sun Directory products (from Sun
Directory Services 1.0 to OpenDS), working in all areas from
management tools, to client libraries, protocols, security and
multi-master replication. Ludovic has participated in the LDAP
standards at IETF and the Directory Interoperability Forum from The
Open Group. Mr Poitou blogs on the subject of Directory Services, LDAP
and Identity Management at http://blogs.sun.com/Ludo.
This talk will cover some of the more significant enhancements
available in the new OpenLDAP release. Features such as multi-master
enhancements for Syncrepl replication, enhancements to the dynamic
configuration and monitoring backends, and overall performance
enhancements will be described. Recent benchmark results will also be
Howard Chu is a founder and the Chief Architect of Symas
Corp. Howard has been a core team member of the OpenLDAP Project since
1999 and became the Project's Chief Architect in early 2007. He has
been a significant contributor to dozens of free and open source
software packages over the past twenty+ years and has been
instrumental in steering the development of OpenLDAP.
Directory technology is an indivisible cornerstone in computing
science and LDAP specifically is essential in several industries
however it is severely underutilized. One would expect the demand for
LDAP to increase as infrastructures and the Internet grow, with more
boundaries, nodes, services, users and ways of doing business emerging
rapidly. Directories inherently solve integration problems yet more
integration problems appear while complexities of existing problems
are compounded. We're not witnessing a proportional increase in the
adoption rate of directories; namely LDAP directories. This is not a
coincidence. It is the result of a lack of several factors: tooling
support, courses on directory technology in academia, qualified domain
experts and rich integration constructs. More specifically,
information architects and key decision makers incorrectly choose to
apply ad hoc solutions to problems rather than opting to using
directories. If these limitations are removed then there would be
greater comfort, flexibility and adoption. LDAP could do more than it
does today namely in the area of provisioning and workflow. LDAP could
potentially experience a Renaissance with renewed interest due to
increased demand to solve the classical integration problems it was
designed for and beyond. We discuss these limitations, and the
proposed means to remove them, all in an effort to express our vision
at the Apache Directory Project. Our aim is clear; we intend to
influence and incite other directory implementers and projects by our
example to trigger what we envision as the Modern LDAP Renaissance.
Alex Karasulu is a member of the Apache Software Foundation and the
original founder of the LDAPd Group and the Apache Directory Project
http://directory.apache.org. He founded these open source efforts to
modernize LDAP with rich integration tier constructs like views,
stored procedures, and triggers with the ultimate aim to increase it's
adoption and utilization. Apache Directory demonstrates his vision.
Starting in 2006, Regional Computing Center Erlangen (RRZE) at
Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg began a project to
reconstruct the existent user management. One of the early tasks was
to find a useful schema for the new central directory service. In
addition to the schema provided by the identity management (IDM)
software, as many standard schemas as possible should be used.
This paper will describe the experience about gathering and
consolidating information about existing LDAP schemas. The current
lack of a comprehensive summary and best practices will be eliminated
by a reference schema for LDAP-based identity management systems. The
presented reference schema will allow the comparison of the standard
and widely published schemas. It will provide mappings, lossless where
possible, for equivalent attributes with different syntax or different
domain, e.g. through additional constraints like enumeration
types. Own earmarked schemas can be derived from the reference
schema. Mapping to any other included schema are given through the
relationship to the reference schema.
The most important steps of schema design process have been retained
and written down. The paper will provide a realistic example of this
process and shows the simplification given by the use of the reference
schema. A review of the schema design process in the project above,
will discuss some restrictions of this appliance. A prospective
tool-based mapping for data exchange between different identity
management systems will complete the paper.
Dipl.-Inf. Frank Tröger is an employee of
Regional Computing Center
Erlangen (RRZE) at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg
since February 2005. During study he already worked as assistant
scientist for the user management group at RRZE. Since 2005 he was a
member of the mail group and used directory services for
university-wide mail routing. Since November 2006 he is a member of
the identity management project. Mr. Tröger is intensely engaged in
schema design process and is responsible for the schema in the
project. Since February 2007 he is an external PhD candidate at
Dept. of Computer Science 6 (Database Systems) with research interests
in identity management.
Prof. Dr. Klaus Meyer-Wegener has been a Full Professor of Computer
Science (Database Systems) at the University of Erlangen and Nuremberg
since October 2001. From 1975 to 1980, he studied computer science at
the Darmstadt Institute of Technology and finished with the degree of
Diplom-Informatiker. After that, he became a research assistant in the
Department of Computer Science at the University of Kaiserslautern. In
1986, he received a Ph.D. (Doktor-Ingenieur). He remained at the
Department of Computer Science of the University of Kaiserslautern as
an assistant professor (Hochschulassistent, C1). From Oct. 1987 to
Dec. 1988 he was granted a leave to work as an Adjunct Research
Professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. In
1991, he finished his habilitation at the University of
Kaiserslautern. From 1990 to 1993 he was Associate Professor of
Computer Science (Database Systems) at the University of Erlangen and
Nuremberg. Then he left to become a Full Professor at the Department
of Computer Science of the Dresden University of Technology where he
stayed until 2001.
A solution for an Access Control List (ACL) providing a secure,
reliable, rugged, satisfactory flexible and easy to customize OpenLDAP
authorization rule set is discussed in this paper.
The development of this sophisticated ACL set has its origin in the
IntegraTUM project currently established at the Technische
Universität München (TUM) in co-operation with the Leibniz
Supercomputing Center Munich (LRZ). IntegraTUM is a research project
focused on strategies regarding the realignment of information and
communication technology (ICT) at German universities in general. It
is accomplished under the guidance of the Chief Information Officer
(CIO) in compliance with the overall IT strategy of the TUM.
The TUM incorporates about 8800 employees with their fiscal data
stored in SAP HR. The HIS SOS system manages approximately 21000
students' data records. Both systems have been successfully connected
to our identity management system, so an identitys core
information (e.g. name, uid ...) is already available. Digital
identities of students and employees can easily be differentiated
based on their data source. For students generally the HIS SOS
internal categorization (e.g. branch of study) is mostly sufficient
for authorization.
The fiscal information provided by SAP HR was rather intended to be
used for calculation of salaries than for authorization purposes
useful for subordinated IT-systems. So the information about employees
needed for authorization by our IT-systems is partially incomplete,
inexact and seldom reliable enough to be used for fine-grained
automated authorization. Often neither exact positions nor individual
responsibilities for any kind of IT-system access (e.g. webmasters of
faculty X) can be acquired or determined adequately. Other data
records especially regarding each individual's exact location on the
campus seem to be out-dated, too. A common cause for this situation is
for example that an organizational unit that has successfully raised
funds for a new research project is often not imperatively congruent
with that project's employees' fiscal affiliations regarding the
actual organization of the university.
Furthermore, to build heterogeneous and cross-departmental research
teams an enhancement has to be sought-after to offer a possibility to
categorize employees according to their effective
belongings. Centralized assignment of all employees into each ones'
(also multiple) organizational units is complicated, error-prone, time
consuming and highly probable resulting in suboptimal data quality. An
optimum can only be reached by distributing (delegating) the workload
regarding the assignment down the organizational hierarchy closer to
the actual destination of every employee's position. The idea behind
the IntegraTUM Group Management Application (iGMA) was born.
It has been decided to develop iGMA for mainly three purposes.
The distributed management access enforces the implementation of a
mostly restricted but preferably flexible ACL model. Thus an ACL set
offering hierarchically delegable roles for group management has been
designed. This paper illustrates iGMA's basis, which is ready for
operation. The underlying concept regarding the ACL set offering role
based access control and further more delegation of role ownership
downwards the organizational hierarchy will be presented and explained
in detail. Once the idea underlying the ACL set has been internalized,
the concept is easily adaptable for any OpenLDAP-enabled application
in general.
iGMA roughly consists of two major components, a directory server and
an according front-end. The component that is visible for an
administrator is the dedicated front-end. It is a yet in development
(web based) Graphical User Interface providing access for
administrators to manage group objects and their members. Its main
objective is to support group administrators by guiding them through
their daily tasks, generally covering administration of groups and
delegation of roles. Also, the front-end takes care to obey the
defined processes. Convenient usability and control of the iGMA
internal workflow represents another feature. Any further details
regarding the use cases considered by the front-end implementation
will not be a topic here.
The directory server as the other component represents iGMA's
fundament and is based on an OpenLDAP server which is implementing
restrictive ACLs. The focus of the directory service lies on security
and access control aspects. For example the creation/modification of
unnecessary/predefined directory objects should be handled as
restrictive as possible. Hence the basis of iGMA, that means the
underlying structure of the directory service in general and the
elaborated ACL set in particular used to support iGMA's internal
authorization processing both for groups and roles will be
presented. The resulting advantages and possible limitations of our
solution will be addressed, too.
Daniel Pluta is 32 years of age and has available about 12 years
experience regarding large-scale enterprise
IT-infrastructures. Currently he is employed as a Ph.D. candidate at
Technische Universität München (www.tum.de) for the IntegraTUM
project under guidance of Prof. Dr. Bode (Vicepresident and CIO of
TUM) located at the Leibniz Supercomputing Center Munich (www.lrz.de).
His primary topics of interest are communication and management
processes within (virtual) IT-infrastructures in general as well as
network- and system-security in particular. Before Daniel started his
scientific career in 2005 he worked for a major German automotive
group's IT department responsible for network management and internet
His passion besides Public Key Infrastructures (PKI), any kind of
Virtual Private Network (VPN) technology and tracking various
opensource projects is skiing in the french alps.
The Shape of an Directory Information Tree contributes much to the
success of an LDAP Project: a well designed structure can grow without
problems, but if you are challenged for the first time, it may be
difficult to design the right tree at first, given the great
flexibility of LDAP. How many containers? How deep has to be the Tree?
What kind of Information should we store in them? We analyze the
factors to take into account when designing a DIT and we discover they
are not always related to the organizational structure.
Dr. Giovanni Baruzzi has been active for the LDAP since 1998. He
designed Directories for many Organizations in both the financial and
public sectors and held courses about LDAP. Today he concentrates in
the Identity Management Technologies. He is member of the GenericIAM
Syntlogo GmbH specializes in
the design and deployment of Identity Management. Syntlogo delivers
design and implementation of Identity Management Solutions and
restructuring of LDAP installations. The company is based in
Sindelfingen and operates Europe wide.
Apache Directory Studio, a sub-project of the Apache Directory
project, is an LDAP and Directory tooling platform. Written as an
Eclipse RCP application composed of several plugins, it runs as a
standalone multiplatform application (Linux, Mac OS X and Windows) or
integrated within Eclipse itself.
In this session, we will outline the design of the tool suite and
describe its three most important features:
This talk will provide live demonstrations of the capabilities against
different LDAP servers.
Stefan Seelmann is a software developer and consultant, he is working
on identity management projects. He is an active committer and PMC
member of the Apache Directory project and focuses on the development
of Apache Directory Studio.
Pierre-Arnaud Marcelot is a software engineer at Iktek, a french
open-source oriented consulting company. He is an active committer on
the Apache Directory Server Project for more than a year and he has
been involved in the development of Apache Directory Studio, a
complete Directory tooling platform based on the Eclipse RCP framework
intended to be used with any LDAP server however it is particularly
designed for use with the Apache Directory Server.
A Directory Service should be no different to what you have come to
expect from your phone service; that is fast, reliable and not
requiring any knowledge about how it is laid out. All the routing,
switching, fail-over and load-sharing are handled by the backbone
without any client involvement. The same seamless operation should be
expected from a Directory Service. Your LDAP client should not need to
be aware that the backbone is distributed or has failed over to an
alternative server.
How does a Directory Backbone Service deal with LDAP clients as well
as LDAP servers from many different vendors? The secrets of a
seamless Directory Backbone Service include the following:
The Directory Service that implements these features enables the
Backbone to be available, scalable, consistent, maintainable and
In this session you will find out what really happens under the
Hilla Reynolds, Director of Development, has managed CAs
Directory development team since early 2001. During that time CA
Directory has achieved many milestones, including: OpenGroup LDAP
Certification V2.1 and 2.2; independent verification of 15,000
searches per second in 2004; a billion searches per hour on a 25
Million entry directory in Feb 2007; Common Criteria Certification
EAL3 in May 2007; and deployments at customers with over 100 million
entries in their directory backbone. Hillas role includes project
and people management, integration with other CA products, product
planning, and process improvements. Hilla was instrumental in getting
first her lab, then all of CA R&D, ISO9001 certified. She
completed two Lean 6Sigma projects in 2006.
Before CA, Hilla was Product Services Manager, and later Customization
Manager, at Siemens Research, later acquired by Open
Telecommunications. Hilla discovered her passion for process
improvements and test automation, and managed the design and
implementation of an internal Test Case Management System, as well as
customizations to the Network Provisioning Product Capacity
Previously Hilla spent over 14 years at Email Electronics, where she
started on a team of C programmers working on an innovative truck-stop
system deployed across Australia. While looking after her young
family, Hilla worked part-time on the design, implementation,
documentation, and packaging of a successful fleet system. Later Hilla
held the roles of RDBMS Architect, Development Lead, and Principal
Engineer, all focused on Omega, an Oil Terminal Automation
System deployed world-wide.
Hilla studied Mathematics and Information Technology and graduated in
Köln in 1978. She worked for Bayer AG as a Fortran 4 Programmer
until emigrating to Australia in 1980. There she joined CRA as a
Fortran 77 Programmer; she worked on scheduling software for the
Australian Air Force, and designed and developed a statistical survey
system for the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Most people that tried to to any serious LDAP client programming in
Java would agree that this is not a very pleasant experience. The JNDI
API is very similar to other built-in Java APIs in a number of less
flattering ways:
All in all it boils down to this: LDAP programming in Java is dull,
repetitive and error-prone.
Spring LDAP is a library that tries to address these problems. It
relieves the programmer from the tedious plumbing code traditionally
needed in Java LDAP programming, enabling him to focus on the
important stuff where and how to find data (DNs and Filters) and
what to do with it (map to and from domain objects, create, modify,
delete, etc.).
Inspired by the template approach used extensively throughout Spring
Framework, this library encapsulates all the plumbing code, such as
creating DirContext instances, looping through NamingEnumerations and
cleaning up resources. It also provides utilities for working with
Filters, Attributes and Distinguished Names, and finally it also taps
into Spring Framework's transaction management, enabling client-side
transaction support for LDAP.
Spring LDAP is an open source project hosted on Sourceforge as a
Spring Framework sub project. It is licensed under the Apache License
version 2.
Mattias Arthursson is co-lead of the Spring LDAP project. He works
as senior Java consultant for Jayway, Sweden's leading Java
While working in an LDAP intensive customer project he became
inspired by Spring Framework and started introducing the first
template ideas that lead to Spring LDAP.
These ideas were later reworked, generalized and made public as the
LdapTemplate project at Sourceforge by Mattias and his colleague Ulrik
Sandberg. Since it was inspired by and is very similar in philosophy
to Spring Framework the LdapTemplate project was adopted last year as
a Spring Framework sub project under the name of Spring LDAP. Spring
LDAP is maintained by Mattias and co-lead Ulrik Sandberg.
LDAP is commonly used as a repository for data about objects,
particularly users, of relevance to the operation of an enterprise's
computing resources and applications. However, there is a strong
tendency for newer application protocols and their data payloads to be
defined in an XML schema language for rendition as XML documents. Such
applications typically have a need for the kind of user and other
object data that has traditionally been held in the entries of an LDAP
directory service, as well as defining new kinds of structured data to
be associated with those same objects, for example Security Assertion
Markup Language (SAML) assertions. There is a clear advantage to data
consistency and ease of administration in having a common directory
service for all of an enterprise's applications, whether or not they
are based on XML. Unfortunately, the core LDAP specifications have no
inherent support for XML formatted object data or XML formatted
protocol messages. This paper identifies four approaches to marrying
XML with LDAP directory services and discusses the advantages and
disadvantages of each approach with respect to simplicity, utility,
uniformity and extensibility.
The first approach encompasses ad-hoc solutions using the existing
LDAP framework. For example, embedding XML documents in directory
attributes with a string syntax (e.g., Octet String or Directory
String), or defining specific-purpose syntaxes and matching rules.
The second approach includes LDAP-inspired XML-based directory
protocols such as the Directory Services Markup Language (DSML)
version 2 and the Service Provisioning Markup Language (SPML), which
may be readily implemented as alternative interfaces to the directory
The third approach involves XML-based registry or discovery services,
as exemplified by ebXML Registry Services and Universal Description,
Discovery and Integration (UDDI), which bear no particular
relationship to LDAP, but provide a similar function and can be
considered to be competing against LDAP.
The fourth approach is the XML Enabled Directory (XED) framework,
which is a collection of extensions to ASN.1, LDAP and X.500 designed
to seamlessly support XML within the LDAP/X.500 directory model, for
both data and protocol. This paper shows how XED achieves most of the
advantages of the other approaches while avoiding their more serious
Dr. Steven Legg is currently employed as product architect and lead
software engineer for eB2Bcom Pty. Ltd. with a primary focus on
directory systems and related technologies. He first began
implementing directory systems in 1987 following the X.500 standards
and currently works on implementations of both X.500 and LDAP. Steven
has been active in LDAP standardization within the IETF since 1999 and
has authored six RFCs related to LDAP. He has an on-going interest in
harmonizing LDAP, X.500 and other discovery and registry services, and
in extending the capabilities of LDAP and X.500, particularly into the
realm of XML technologies.
LDAP-based services have been gaining momentum as a decisive
technological concept over the last years and are now central and
often business-critical building blocks of many corporate data
While said directory topologies have been evolving constantly,
typically offering state-of-the-art features (e.g. data distribution,
reliability, scalability), little progress has been made on the client
side, i.e. the LDAP-enabled applications that use the directory
services as clients. The quality of the code that implements their
LDAP interfaces varies from highly sophisticated to poorly designed or
conceptionally outdated (e.g. no capability to follow referrals). LDAP
proxies can be the answer to these shortcomings: on behalf of their
clients, proxies can transparently follow referrals, automatically
fail over to other directory instances, and load-balance incoming LDAP
But there are more good reasons for considering the deployment of
LDAP proxies.
Acquisition and data consolidation
scenarios usually generate demand for a transparent view of the
available data at any stage of the merging process, regardless of how
the data is distributed and organized. Typically, DN (Distinguished
Name) mapping features of LDAP proxies would be the concept of choice
to build a common virtual tree from all existing repositories and thus
cope with said demand. LDAP proxies may even be capable of mapping
external namespaces (Data Information Trees) into a common virtual and
transparently searchable view.
Product migration and upgrade scenarios are other good examples,
where a proxied (virtual) directory topology facilitates - via DN and
attribute/objectclass mapping - the representation of different
schemata and DITs to old and new applications during migration and
transition time.
While many load balancing switches offer an LDAP health check
mechanism, efficient LDAP load balancing based on type of operation
(BIND, READ, WRITE) is a challenge which can only be met using
intelligent directory proxies.
Directory server products implement security and access control
mechanisms non-uniformly. In a heterogeneous LDAP environment, LDAP
proxies can act as intelligent choke points between LDAP clients and
the different directory server backends, using specific connection
classes to create multiple criteria for accepting or denying the
routing of an incoming request.
This lecture presents the above mentionned LDAP virtualization
scenarios in greater detail and identifies the necessary LDAP proxy
feature set to implement the requirements of said scenarios. General
LDAP virtualization design approaches and recommendations are
presented as well.
Andre and Cengiz have been working in the LDAP and directory server
realm for many years. As Sun
Professional Services software architects, they command in-depth
knowledge of LDAP and directory technologies, combined with manifold
projects experience. They have been designing and implementing
directory and identity management solutions of any severity and
complexity for a wide range of customers.
LDAP directories lack stored procedure and trigger facilities which
have been provided by relational database management systems for many
years. The need for these rich integration tier constructs drives
information architects towards the use of relational databases for
managing centralized information that would have best been served by
directories. A novel model for specifying stored procedures and
triggers in LDAP directories is presented. Rather than introducing
incompatible changes to the protocol, these features were designed by
making use of LDAP extension points. LDAP stored procedures allow
users to define their own server side routines and to call them via an
LDAP extended operation. LDAP triggers raised by standard LDAP
operations invoke LDAP stored procedures. Triggers can be defined on
individual entries or on sets of entries using subtree specifications
based on the X.500 administrative model adopted by LDAP. The proposed
models have been realized and tested within the Apache Directory
Ersin Er is a Ph.D student at the Department of Computer Engineering,
Hacettepe University in Turkey. He is an active committer and PMC
member of the Apache Directory Project. He has been working in the
project for more than two years and he has been involved in
implementing various appealing features of ApacheDS like LDAP Stored
Procedures and Triggers.
The IT infrastructures in the industries have been undergoing
significant changes over the last couple of
years. Where relational databases constituted the central repositories
for critical business applications in the past, we now see LDAP-based
directories taking over this role. This paradigm shift is owed to both
technical and commercial aspects: straight-forward deployment of
directory services on the one hand side and cost saving considerations
on the other. But even with the aspect of reduced costs, no
responsible IT decision maker would even consider said shift without
availability, reliability and scalability features - which she or he
is accustomed to from their relational databases past - being built
into the new directory service architecture.
Over the last ten years, Sun Microsystems Professional Services
have been involved in many directory deployment projects ranging from
small to extremely large. Especially the latters - typically found at
telecommunication providers and international enterprises - showed
high demands on making the directory service "application ready" in
24x7 environments.
A flexible, feature-rich though standards-conform directory product
and expert knowledge of LDAP architecture & design practices are
the foundation on which such large deployments are being built. But
there is more: substantial understanding of operational aspects such
as networking, load balancing, backup/restore mechanisms and disaster
recovery are decisive factors, too.
Not surprisingly, application requirements and the size/amount of
data being handled govern the topics to focus on.
In data centers with hundreds of UNIX systems, a directory service
may become the central hub for consolidating and centralizing naming
services. While data characteristics (size and number of entries) are
usually negligible in such a scenario, the client access patterns of
the various UNIX derivats introduce significant challenges to
availability and responsiveness of the directory service.
In service provider environments the access patterns are
predictable, though, revolving around authentication and retrieval of
user profiles. The real challenge with these environments is the size
of the directory data, starting at one million entries and going up to
several hundred millions. Obviously, data provisioning and management,
as well as backup/recovery strategies, high availability and
scalability approaches are the challenging topics here.
Lessons learned from these different challenges motivated Sun
Professional Services to develop a reference architecture, a
deployment guide and according tools, which have been (re-)used in
many of the directory projects Sun was involved in.
This presentation will outline the challenges of typical
high-scaling directory deployments, present and explain the
architectural approaches chosen (including some advice on best
practices), and finish with recommendations on deployment and
implementation aspects.
Abdi and Robert have been working in the LDAP and directory server
realm for many years. As Sun
Professional Services software architects, they command in-depth
knowledge of LDAP and directory technologies, combined with manifold
projects experience. They have been designing and implementing
directory and identity management solutions of any severity and
complexity for a wide range of customers.
Specifically, Abdi was the fundamental driving force and lead
architect of a Sun-internal LDAP initiative that aimed at designing a
highly-scalable directory reference architecture, termed "eLDAP", for
very large deployments (e.g. at telecommunication companies, ISPs,
large, international enterprises).
The FederID project is a complete open source identity management
and identity federation software. It is based on Liberty Alliance and
LDAPv3 protocols. The goal is to provide an easy installation and an
unified customization of the following free software:
Authentic is written in Python and is a standalone Liberty Alliance
Identity Provider. It interacts with an LDAP directory.
LemonLDAP::NG is a full WebSSO solution with authorizations based on
LDAP requests. It can handle Liberty Alliance authentication, trough
InterLDAP is a middleware for identity management, completed with
management tools. It is divided in sub projects, all designed for one
objective: to manage electronic identities, from their creation,
trough their life in the organization, until their deletion or
On project is LAAP : Liberty Alliance Attribute Provider, which
build a bridge betwenn an LDAP directory and a Liberty Alliance circle
of trust, by exposing user attributes in this ciricle.
A second component named LSC (LDAP Synchronization Connector) is aimed
at exporting data form databases so as to store (or update) them in
the LDAP directory. It is independent from other sub projects.
A J2EE web interface is provided, named WUI: with the help of an
enriched schema, stored in the LDAP directory, it displays the data
(as a white pages application) and allows modifications. These
modifications are linked to the enriched schema, which sets for
example the values allowed for an attribute, it's syntax, the default
Clément OUDOT is member of the LDAP expert team in LINAGORA, a
French firm which business is based on open source technologies. He
achieved an entire reorganisation of directories architecture at the
financial ministry of France, integrating OpenLDAP with technical
add-ons coded by LINAGORA's engineers, reversed next to the
community. His knowledge in monitoring solutions enabled him to
publish many scripts and tutorials to follow the activity of LDAP
directories with well-known free software like Nagios and Cacti. He is
the leader of the FederID project and is involved in other research
and development projects.
The authors administer the Greek School Network Directory Service
which contains school, teacher and student accounts. User
administration is done through a feature-full web administration
interface which includes features like:
Greek School Network is moving towards the e-school framework which
apart from the currently available services will include:
We decided to overcome the above difficulties by creating a web
service interface around the already existing user interface. The web
service uses WSDL and SOAP over HTTP(S) to create a function interface
to all abstract operations needed by the external services. Each time
a parent has to be created in sPortal, the portal will call the
CreateParent() function with appropriate arguments. This function will
perform all necessary checks on the arguments and call the internal
object creation function of the user administration interface. That
A PHP API has also been created as a backend for these web services
called LDAP User Management Service (LUMS). It basically provides a
set of basic API functions (search, add, delete, modify, rename,
change password), and a strong configuration language. The language
allows the administrator to define ldap object types along with their
corresponding attributes. For each attribute a number of options is
Moreover, pre and post operation functions can be defined while the
interface takes care of handling non English char-set attribute
values. The authors believe that LDAP and XML integration will be
even more tight in the future. DSML is already available and the XML
Enabled Directory Internet drafts envision moving all LDAP operations
to the XML space. Creating a Web Service function interface around a
Directory Service can prove highly beneficial in centralizing control
of ldap write operations while providing a lightweight, well-known,
clean and minimal interface for outside services to use.
Kostas Kalevras is a network engineer for the Network Operations
Centre of the NTUA. Among other things he is in charge of the LDAP and
RADIUS services for the NTUA, Greek School Network and GRNET. He is
also a primary developer for the FreeRADIUS project having both
developed and maintained a large number of server modules as well as
the web based administration front-end dialupadmin. He is also
participating in other RADIUS related open-source software projects.
This presentation explains the best practises for getting the highest
performance out of LDAP applications. Through many years of different
customer engagements, Felix has seen the good, the bad and definitely
the very ugly LDAP applications and pin-points common mistakes that
many application developers make when have their applications talk to
LDAP servers. In this presentation, several examples are provided,
with some code extracts, log files, traces, and an analysis what goes
wrong, and why. Solutions are then described to address those issues
and expanded into best practises in order to eliminate those problems
in the future.
Common pitfalls are also addressed, with explanations
on why developers typical fall into the traps of writing very
inefficient code. Often it is because of a particular challenge that
developers try to circumvent (such as rapidly refreshing data,
handling multiple credentials, recovering from errors). For these
common challenges, solutions are given as well that are not just
elegant, but very efficient.
The first example focuses on LDAP connection management and focuses
on several applications that make multiple requests to the LDAP
servers, but disconnect and rebind every time. This puts a lot of
stress on the TCP stack of the LDAP client and server, and reduces the
server's performance - especially when the amount of connections are
high. Code fragements are then presented on how to achieve proper
connection pooling as a solution for this problem.
Example 2 is called "Doing everything as the Super User". When
applications consistently bind as the administrative LDAP user to
carry out their work, something is probably wrong. The most likely
cause is that the value or the functionality of the LDAP security
model is not understood. Perhaps the application would now have to use
many different credentials instead of just one. LDAP Proxy Auth is
briefly introduced as an additional potential approach.
Example 3 discusses the problem of "Repetitive Queries, or the
infamous hour-long synchronization". Many times, LDAP applications
fetch a list of entities, and then make one LDAP query per entity in a
loop. This is often seen in portal servers that try to build a list of
users for their internal cache. This is usually seen when the portal
server starts up, and in some cases is known to delay the start-up for
more than an hour in extreme cases. These problems can typically be
avoided by minimizing the queries and using more intelligent LDAP
filters. Some examples of those types of loops are given with
alternative approaches how this could be done better.
This presentation will focus on general programming concepts, but
examples are provided from the Java, C and Perl world.
Felix Gaehtgens was not entirely convinced about X.500 and DAP in
the early nineties - however, he got fascinated with and excited about
LDAP directories in 1998! Through many engagements with customers he's
seen the good, the bad and the very ugly of LDAP deployments. In
2001, he envisioned the future of directory virtualization and
co-founded Symlabs. He is
currently Symlabs' chief architect for Directory Extender, a LDAP
proxy and virtual directory. His responsibilities include management
of our flagship DE product, pre-sales efforts and developing strategic
channel partnerships. He also helps Symlabs' largest customers solve
challenges in directory and identity management deployments.
Mr. Gaehtgens has more than 16 years of high-tech experience. Prior
to founding Symlabs, he was an independent consultant and worked with
large corporations and public institutions in the United States, Latin
America and Europe. His projects included designing, deploying,
developing and supporting systems for mobile telephone networks, ISPs,
Internet portals, large enterprises and unified messaging systems.
Mr. Gaehtgens' technical articles have appeared in publications
including Unix Systems, Unix World, Springer Verlag, and Heise Verlag
in English, German and Spanish. He has contributed several articles to
GUUG publications in the last two decades.
For ages Samba has supported its user database to be stored in an LDAP
directory. This talk will give an overview of how Samba uses LDAP in
connection with nss_ldap.
In the past we have had severe perfomance problems, one of the most
prominent one was the initial failure when trying to migrate the
German Parliament's NT4 domain to a Samba/OpenLDAP based domain. This
talk will describe the problems there in detail and what we have done
to fix those problems.
Lately Samba has added some features to edit the Posix account
database, making it a lot simpler for the admin to set up a completely
transparent domain where the admin does not have to be aware that the
user database is stored in LDAP. In the talk I will describe how to
use this.
From within the Samba user base we see problems in particular with
large user and group databases. In particular the NSS interface as
Unix applications expect it today is a major bottleneck for the one
million user directory. In this talk I will briefly present the
problem we see and hopefully trigger some discussion about potential
As it is always a hot topic at conferences, I'm certainly also open to
questions regarding Samba4 and LDAP.
Volker Lendecke has a degree in Mathematics from the University of
Göttingen. He is member of the Samba Team, his first patches date
back to 1994. In 1997 he co-founded the SerNet
GmbH in Göttingen.


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The tribes on the Wind River Indian Reservation in Fremont County will start hauling their waste to a Casper landfill soon. Fremont County has been transporting the reservation's waste to nearby landfills, but an agreement signed between the tribes and the county last summer transferred those duties to the tribes. Executive Director of the Wind River Environmental Quality Commission, Ryan Ortiz says the hold-up has been getting a truck, which is now scheduled to arrive in April.
"The intent has always been to operate those transfer station entirely. However, it's taken a few months to get our equipment manufactured and get everything shored up," Ortiz says.
Ortiz says the tribes have decided to haul their waste all the way to Casper because the landfill there charges less per ton than local Fremont County dumps. He says Fremont County's landfill charges $80 per ton and Casper's costs $35 per ton.
Right now, the county pays the tribes $250,000 per year to dispose of the waste. That contract is in effect for another 2.5 years, and then tribes and the county will have to negotiate another agreement.


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February 3, 2012
Future Shock
Giants Top 11 Prospects
Previous Rankings: 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008
System in 20 Words or Less: They have just one elite prospect, but the 2011 draft created the potential for more of them.
Five-Star Prospects
Nine More
1. Gary Brown, OF
Year in Review: This 2011 first-round pick had an incredible pro debut; he finished among the California League top three in batting average, stolen bases, hits, runs, triples, and total bases.
2. Joe Panik, SS
Year in Review: While some scouts were surprised to see Panik sneak into the end of the first round, his performance in the Northwest and Arizona Fall Leagues had scouts wondering why he didn't go earlier.
3. Heath Hembree, RHP
Year in Review: This fifth-round pick was put on the fast track as a reliever and reached Double-A in his first full season.
4. Tommy Joseph, C/1B
Year in Review: This power prospect came on strong during the second half of the season; Joseph batted .301/.346/.574 after the All-Star break.
5. Kyle Crick, RHP
Year in Review: Crick moved up draft boards all spring and earned a $900,000 bonus as a supplemental first-round pick.
6. Andrew Susac, C
Year in Review: Susac was a potential first-round pick, but his college season ended with a wrist injury. His $1.1 million bonus was still first-round money.
7. Eric Surkamp, LHP
Year in Review: This controversial lefty proved his stuff can play at the highest level, and made his big-league debut.
8. Francisco Peguero, OF
Year in Review: Peguero got a late start to the season while recovering from knee surgery. He hit well at Double-A when he returned.
9. Mike Kickham, LHP
Year in Review: Kickham was a bit old for Low-A, but he pitched well and improved as the season wore on.
10. Josh Osich, LHP
Year in Review: This southpaw was pitching his way into the first round before elbow problems caused him to plummet in the draft.
11. Charlie Culberson, 2B
Year in Review: Last year's Arizona Fall League breakout player failed to build on his success at Double-A.
The Sleeper: Right-hander Clayton Blackburn, a 16th-round pick last June who earned a $150,000 bonus, opened eyes in the complex league with a plus low-90s sinker and outstanding control.
Top 10 Talents 25 And Under (born 4/1/86 or later)
Bumgarner versus Posey is a fun debate, but the healthy, big league-proven 22-year-old with front-of-the-rotation potential earns the edge. Sandoval is adorable and proved in 2011 that he is a fantastic hitter when he's in shape. Belt's fifth-place ranking is not an indictment as much as it's a strong statement about Brown's potential, although the Giants have done Belt no favors by jerking him around in terms of position and playing time. Crawford is a plus big-league defender, but he might never hit.
Summary: Neither star-studded, nor especially deep, the strength of the Giants' system is very much dependent on how many of their 2011 draft picks perform.
Kevin Goldstein is an author of Baseball Prospectus.
35 comments have been left for this article.
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I'm assuming from your comments that Belt would be rated as a '5' on your stars scale if he were eligible. Correct? How many HRs at his peak - 25 with a .300 avg?
Feb 03, 2012 03:51 AM
Correct. No sure he'll hit 25, but like him to hit .300 if the Giants just stop jerking him around.
Feb 03, 2012 10:06 AM
If you had to stick a number on it, how much does an organization's handling of a prospect affect his outcome? Or, in other words: Can an organization so badly mishandle a top prospect that his talent is overridden?
Feb 03, 2012 10:28 AM
Of course this is possible. If it can happen in any profession on earth, there's no reason it can't happen here as well. The front office can feud with the manager, who won't play the GM's pick; the manager can feud with the player and bury him on the bench; as in Belt's case, the needs of the team can outweigh his chances to play, grow and develop; an organization may not be particularly good at developing pitchers or hitters ... the list goes on and on.
Feb 04, 2012 08:22 AM
If eligible, would Brandon Crawford have been 3 Stars or 2? Can he ultimately hold the SS job as an 8th place hitter or are we due for a big dose of Theriot?
Feb 03, 2012 03:57 AM
Barely three. Such a nice shortstop, and it's weird, because he looks like he should hit more, but just doesn't.
Feb 03, 2012 10:06 AM
I like how you put that in regards to Crawford. I watch him, and don't understand how he's not better at the plate. After reading scouting reports, and looking at his minor league numbers, I expected my eyes to confirm him as a terrible hitter. They didn't, but the results were bad nonetheless.
Feb 03, 2012 23:04 PM
You pointed out that Belt's U-25 ranking was more indicative of Brown's potential, but how down is Belt's stock from the middle of last year when he was included in the top ten of your mid-season prospect list?
Feb 03, 2012 04:01 AM
Where does Tommy Joseph fit into the Giants plans with Buster Posey (at least for now) blocking his way to the Show.
Feb 03, 2012 06:01 AM
If Joseph forces himself into the picture, it seems pretty evident that the Giants would not be reluctant to move Posey out from behind the plate at least part of the time, which would then leave them with a surplus of 1B types. But Pill is a bench type and Belt might be able to handle LF. Bochy isn't interested in overworking his backstops.
Feb 03, 2012 07:32 AM
Tommy Joseph just played in High-A. No reason to even think about that decision right now.
Feb 03, 2012 10:08 AM
I'm kind of surprised to see Tommy Joseph ranked above Hector Sanchez as Sanchez is only a couple of years older, has already had a handful of MLB ABs, had a terrific off season which you previously noted, and actually seems to be able to play catcher at an MLB level. Granted Sanchez will never have the power that Joseph has now, but it seems like he does everything else that you would want a catcher to do better.
Feb 03, 2012 11:14 AM
Ceiling is by far the biggest consideration. Hector Sanchez is the Domino's guy at your door, Tommy Joseph is the promise of excellent pizza, but you have to wait 90 minutes.
Feb 04, 2012 08:26 AM
Two straight systems with dynamic, all-star CFs at the top of their lists. If you had to choose between Trout and Brown, is Trout the easy choice, or are they actually pretty close?
Feb 03, 2012 08:17 AM
Trout spent time in the Big Leagues while Brown played entirely in Hi-A. Oh, and Trout is 3 years younger. Pretty easy choice.
Feb 03, 2012 08:59 AM
Not even close. I'm a Giants fan, but I'd take Trout in a nano-second.
Feb 03, 2012 09:41 AM
Dave Scott
I read a lot of these prospect summaries, and I often get the feeling management uses them to send a message to the player that they have flaws that must be worked on. Maybe they think having the media repeat what they also are saying is a form of emphasis.
Feb 03, 2012 09:38 AM
Any thoughts on 3B Chris Dominguez? He's got the power tool (and a pretty good throwing arm, too) but not much else.
Feb 03, 2012 10:25 AM
Great stuff, Kevin. I didn't see it mentioned that Gary Brown made the Reggie Cleveland All-Star team honorable mention.
Feb 03, 2012 11:10 AM
Kevin, is this a bottom 5 system today? I ask only because they have a 5-star talent, which at least makes them better than the White Sox and maybe the Dodgers, but can't see much else here.
Feb 03, 2012 11:18 AM
You'd think a professional baseball player would have a helmet that fit. He looks like The Great Gazoo.
Feb 03, 2012 15:40 PM
Any consideration given to Angel Villalona?
Feb 03, 2012 17:46 PM
Surprised to see Chuckie Jones miss the cut. How close was he? The strikeout rate was ugly, but I was under the impression he was a toolsy high school pick in 2010. Is that not the case?
Feb 03, 2012 23:12 PM
He is toolsy, and h was also pretty awful in 2011.
Feb 04, 2012 09:59 AM
In a system where the two stars start so early, I'd think a toolsy player in his first full professional season (even a bad one) would get the nod over some utility types like Pill/Gillaspie. I guess I questioned the tools, largely, because both yourself and Jason seem so willing to gamble on ceiling. Is this a case of a prospect being so unlikely to fulfill his promise that he's not worth ranking?
Feb 05, 2012 00:24 AM
No mention of Eric Surkamp?
Feb 13, 2012 01:38 AM
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I'm seeing between 2-4 Mbps download and between .30-.50 Mbps upload.
Cool, what phone?
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Aria. I'm going to try it again later tonight when the usage may not be as bad on the network.
I would have liked to have seen some organization in the AT&T store as well, in the nicest way possible. And yes, I was very angry when I typed it because it was ridiculous to have to wait this long. So my apologies for the ranting.
And to the other post regarding people being insane to go into the store, it certainly had nothing to do with not reading all the information. I had called both numbers (Alltell and AT&T). I went to the store because I needed a car charger because if you are on the road a lot, it is necessary to have one. And if they had allowed the pre-paid customers to order ahead of time as well, I would not have been there at all, believe me. I needed to pick up a phone for my husband and wanted to go ahead and get it for him for Christmas. I suppose that was my mistake, but for working people, sometimes Saturdays are the only day we have to do things like this.
What would I have Alltell do? I never had any problems with Alltell and was always very satisfied with their service. The only problem I did have with them was the rebate card which did not work. And it is a funny thing- I was in Tn today and just stopped at their AT&T store and it was not chaos there. They were able to help me in ten minutes. They seemed to know what they were doing. That is not the fault of the customer service staff at Norton- they were simply not ready, I do not believe. And I do feel for the CSR's. I know it is not their fault and realize it is frustrating for them too. And BTW, I had not even been on Facebook. And I was bragging on AT&T earlier in the week because for the most part I believe their phone mailing process has been very organized and their phone representatives were so helpful I completed a phone survey and gave them a 5 ranking on everything. At any rate, I don't know whether Tn is converting at the same time as Va, and I will concede that maybe they had fewer "insane" customers coming into the store like I guess us idiots here, but they were able to help me very efficiently today. I will also say that I love my phone and hope things get better here because I do not really want to switch to Verizon, even though Consumer Reports ranks Verizon as number 1 and AT&T as the worst overall. I have had good reception and no technical issues with my phone like a lot of people have been having. Alltell has apparently fixed my account with the early contract discontinuation fee. I don't know about any AT&T activation charges yet.
joby, this type of transition will NEVER go smoothly. AT&T honestly couldn't be doing any better than they are short of a miracle. It just doesn't go smoothly migrating two MILLION people onto a different network. And of course AT&T stores outside of the migration area are going to be less insane
Jobydog, I apologize if my post made it seem like I was talking specifically about you. I was just meaning in general about the AT&T store in Norton with all of the people that were there as you were describing. All you see on facebook are people repeating rumors and getting everybody all worked up, and as I'm sure you know it only takes one rumor around here and everybody knows it within the hour lol. I was actually going to suggest that you go to a store over in Kingsport or Johnson City. Only one small county in the far eastern part of the Tennessee on the border of Virginia and North Carolina went to AT&T. The rest of the Northeast Tennessee Alltel customers went to Verizon a while back. So the AT&T stores over there will be a lot less hectic and the CSR's will have more of an idea of what is going on and be under a lot less stress than the store in Norton is.
I don't know if this was mentioned before but watch your first AT&T bill carefully. I am in Nevada and had New Mexico regulatory surcharges on my bill. I called customer service and the lady had not heard of this problem before but she asked a supervisor and they quickly recognized the mistake. I was impressed with my first dealing with AT&T customer service.
Is the new network AT&T built out in former Alltel areas HSPA+? I was thinking about upgrading to the HTC Inspire when it comes out and was wondering if I would notice any faster speeds.
Has anybody that chose to stay on the Alltel plan when transitioning tried or been able to upgrade to a different phone after the 30 day period without changing your plan?


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How to: Collect IntelliTrace Data to Help Debug Difficult Issues
Using Microsoft Test Manager or Visual Studio, you can configure the diagnostic data adapter for IntelliTrace to collect specific diagnostic trace information. Tests can use this adapter, the test can collect significant diagnostic events for the application that a developer can use later to trace through the code to find the cause of a bug. The diagnostic data adapter for IntelliTrace can be used for either manual or automated tests.
IntelliTrace works only on an application that is written by using managed code. If you are testing a Web application that uses a browser as a client, you should not enable IntelliTrace for the client in your test settings because no managed code is available to trace. In this case, you may want to set up an environment and collect IntelliTrace data remotely on your Web server. For more information about environments, see Setting Up Test Machines to Run Tests or Collect Data.
The IntelliTrace data is stored in a file that has an extension of .iTrace. When you run your test and a test step fails, you can create a bug. The IntelliTrace file that contains the diagnostic information is automatically attached to this bug.
The diagnostic data adapter for IntelliTrace does not create an IntelliTrace file when a test pass is successful. It saves a file only on a failed test case or when you submit a bug.
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If you enable IntelliTrace in your test settings, collecting code coverage data will not work. For more information, see How to: Configure Code Coverage (Visual Studio 2010) Using Test Settings in Visual Studio
The diagnostic data adapter for IntelliTrace works by instrumenting a managed process, which must be performed after the tests for the test run are loaded. If the process that you want to monitor has already started, no IntelliTrace files will be collected because the process is already running. To circumvent this, make sure that the process is stopped before the tests are loaded. Then start the process after the tests are loaded or the first test is started.
The following procedure describes how to configure the IntelliTrace data that you want to collect. These steps apply to both the configuration editor in Microsoft Test Manager and Test Settings dialog box in Visual Studio.
The user account for the test agent that is used to collect IntelliTrace data must be a member of the administrators group. For more information, see Installing and Configuring Test Agents and Test Controllers.
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Before you perform the steps in this procedure, you must open your test settings from either Microsoft Test Manager or Visual Studio and select the Data and Diagnostics page.
To configure the data to collect with the IntelliTrace Diagnostic Data Adapter
Select the role to use to collect IntelliTrace data.
Select IntelliTrace.
If you are adding IntelliTrace for a Web client role or for an ASP.NET Web application, you must also select ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact.
This proxy enables you to collect information about the http calls from a client to a Web server for the IntelliTrace and Test Impact diagnostic data adapters.
If you decide to use a custom account for the identity that is being used for the application pool on the Internet Information Server (IIS) where you intend to collect Intellitrace data, you must create the local user profile on the IIS machine for the custom account that is being used. You can create the local profile for the custom account either by logging on to the IIS machine locally one time or by running the following command line by using the custom account credentials:
runas /user:domain\name /profile cmd.exe
Choose Configure for IntelliTrace to modify default IntelliTrace settings.
The dialog box to configure the data that will be collected is displayed.
If you enable collecting IntelliTrace data, collecting code coverage data will not work.
Choose the General tab. Select IntelliTrace events only to record significant diagnostic events that have minimal impact on performance when you test.
Select IntelliTrace events and call information to record diagnostic events and method level tracing that shows call information. This level of tracing might have performance impact when you run your tests.
To collect data from your ASP.NET application that is running on Internet Information Services, select Collect data from ASP.NET applications that are running on Internet Information Services. Set up and configure your test agent on the Web server role. See Installing and Configuring Test Agents and Test Controllers.
Choose the Modules tab. Select either Collect data from all modules except for the following and use Add to add to the list of modules and Remove to remove a module. This option lets you include all the modules that are running on the system except the modules that you specify.
Select Collect data from only the following modules and use Add to add to the list of modules and Remove to remove a module. This option lets you specify exactly which modules you want.
If possible, select the specific processes that you want to monitor. This is recommended for optimum performance.
Choose the Processes tab. Select Collect data from all processes except for the following and use Add to add to the list of processes and Remove to remove a process. This option lets you include all the processes that are running on the system except the processes that you specify.
Select Collect data from specified processes only and use Add to add to the list of processes and Remove to remove a process. This option lets you specify exactly which processes you want.
(Optional) Choose the IntelliTrace Events tab. Select or clear each IntelliTrace event category that you want to include or exclude when you collect diagnostic events.
(Optional) Expand each IntelliTrace event category and select or clear each specific event that you want to include or exclude in the IntelliTrace events.
For more information, see Configure IntelliTrace Data Collection for Debugging in Visual Studio.
(Optional) Choose the Advanced tab. Next, choose the arrow next to Maximum amount of disk space for recording and select the maximum size that you want to enable for the IntelliTrace file to use.
If you increase the size of the recording, a time-out issue might occur when you save this recording together with your test results. For more information about how to increase the time-out values for diagnostic data adapters, see How to: Prevent Time-Outs for Diagnostic Data Adapters.
If you are using Microsoft Test Manager, choose Save. If you are using Visual Studio, choose OK. The IntelliTrace settings are now configured and saved for your test settings.
To reset the configuration for this diagnostic data adapter, choose Reset to default configuration for Visual Studio or Reset to default for Microsoft Test Manager.
For more information, see Testing for Continuous Delivery with Visual Studio 2012 – Chapter 6: A Testing Toolbox.
See Also
Create Test Settings for Manual Tests Using Microsoft Test Manger
Create Test Settings for Automated Tests Using Microsoft Test Manager
Create Test Settings to Run Automated Tests from Visual Studio
Setting Up Machines and Collecting Diagnostic Information Using Test Settings
Debugging Code Faster by Reviewing its History with IntelliTrace
Other Resources
Including Diagnostic Trace Data with Bugs that are Difficult to Reproduce


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