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Perimeter defense in the era of the perimeterless network
When it comes to perimeter defense, identifying the network edge is a challenge in itself. This video offers insight on defending the enterprise in a perimeterless world, including the issues of a perimeterless network and leading technologies for endpoint security.
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Perimeter defense in the era of the perimeterless network
Presenter: Welcome to Search Security's Intrusion Defense School, Lesson 5, Perimeter Defense in the Era of the Perimeterless Network with guest instructor Joel Snyder. Joel is a senior partner with Opus One, a consulting firm in Tucson, Arizona. Joel will forecast the future of intrusion defense and offer tips for applying intrusion defense in a perimeterless network. Thank you for joining us today, Joel.
Joel Snyder: Thank you very much. Good day everyone, and this is Lesson 5, which is sort of beyond perimeter intrusion defense. So this is the fifth of a set of five, and the first four talked about perimeter defense and what some of the issues are. They tried to go into what UTM is. This talk is sort of going beyond that. How do we go beyond basic intrusion defense when we're don't have a perimeterful network anymore?
I have a couple things I want to talk about today. If we don't have perimeters anymore, how do we defend ourselves? What are leading technologies for endpoint security? I'm going to talk about the issues in future for this perimeterless network, and what we can do to provide intrusion defense in a perimeterless network. I want to point out that while you were out we went and dissolved your perimeter. People talk about this concept of a dissolving perimeter, but it's very, very true.
I just have a little picture showing you how it works if you haven't already thought about this little bit. I've got my firewall around the network, but then look. Up in the left hand corner I've got a bunch of people inviting us to UTM. People coming and buying UTM. I might have branch offices with their own little firewalls, and I've got partners that might be coming into our network, plus I'm punching holes in my network for things like mail or for DNS of course. I've got holes as well for things like web queries if I'm running a little web farm inside my network. This perimeter of having a single spot where everything goes through and everything is well-defended is actually beginning to kind of dissolve. This is a big issue that people have talked about, and we're talking about it today.
Perimeter-based security isn't going to work all the time if I have all these holes in the network. So what can you do? Well, on the left-hand side I have a whole lecture on the defense in depth strategy and I've got a whole bunch of things that you can do to improve defense in depth. I'm not going to talk about those today. You can actually go on to the Search Security website and find some of my old information security decisions lectures that talk about defense in depth. What I'm talking about is the concept of re-perimeterizing your network in order to have perimeter-type defenses in place. I don't mean that you're somehow patching up holes in the firewall. I'm saying we're identifying places where we've punched a hole or we've broken up the perimeter and we're going to add defenses, virtual defenses, to create a new perimeter that we can then defend and apply these perimeter-based securities.
The three things that I'm going to talk about briefly today are using network admission control, what I'm going to call NAC, which is not to be confused with Cisco's NAC which is the same words and the same acronym but this is the generic term NAC. On in-points we're going to talk about using NAC. We want to talk about using touchdown points like tunnel servers to re-establish controls, and the recreation of little micro-perimeters where we can. Let's first start with this whole concept of re-perimeterizing. I don't want to say these holes need to be patched. All I'm saying is that where we've opened up and dissolved our perimeter, we can create virtual perimeters. For example on the left hand side I'm saying, "Look. I've got all these people coming in via a VPN, either an SSL VPN or IPSec VPN."
Well, those VPN's have to touchdown in a device and that device can be your virtual perimeter. You just need to now look at that point and say, "Okay. This was a hole, but now I'm going to apply perimeter defense thinking to that device or to the hole that's created by that device." Now some people will just run around and slap a firewall behind the device. I don't think that's really the right way to do it. I think you want to integrate the security with the device itself.
Look at these holes on the right-hand side where I've brought in mail or DNS or web. Each of those holes have very definable and definite characteristics and they define a defendable border. We can actually apply a lot of defense right to that specific border point that we've just re-perimeterized instead of just saying, "Hey, I'm going to open this hole and let everything that wants through." No, no, no. I can have very, very defined defenses at those borders.
The first technology I want to talk about is network admission control. Again, I want to make sure that you understand that I'm not talking about Cisco NAC specifically. Cisco NAC, Network Admission Control, is a particular implementation of network admission control. You also find that Microsoft has a network admission control technology. They call it NAP for Network Access Protection, I think. The computing group, Kelsey Computing Group, has TNC, the Trusted Network Connect framework, which is a kind of NAC. Juniper has their infranet strategy, and that's a NAC. Of course we have all of these other companies that are participating in these. Symantecs is a perfect example. They're playing probably with Cisco, Microsoft, TCG and Juniper to be part of all of their NAC strategy. There are lots and lots of partners.
Network admission control, or network access control, wraps a perimeter around the network. No matter what company you're talking about, they're saying at this access point. Now, I'm showing here this access point being the SSL VPN, but the access point to the network can be a wireless point of access, not a WAP, but a wireless point of access; a wire point of access, that's a jack in the wall; it could be an SSL VOPN; it could be an IPSec VPN. Anywhere where someone touches the network, this network admission control can come into play.
The network admission controls essentially do things together. First of all, who are you? A huge compute of network admission control is the authentication aspect. When you try to come into my network whether you're jacking in or wirelessing in or SSL-ing in or IPSec-ing in, you must provide authentication as part of NAC. And -- a huge thing that people are into -- does your endpoint actually comply to policy, which is to say does this endpoint security, is the security of the device you're trying to connect up to the network, have the security policy implemented as required by the organization?
For example if you say everyone has to be running Sophos and your updates have to be no more than 30 days old, do you comply with that? Everyone has to have Black Ice firewall with the official corporate policy no more than 30 days old. Does your device comply with that? Everyone has to have Webroot antispyware. Does your device comply with that? So NAC is who are you and do you comply to policy. Based on that, it either lets you into the network or it doesn't let you into the network. It sends you to a remediation place or whatever. That's the whole concept of NAC.That's a new perimeter defense that's being applied not just at that internet point of connection but at every single point of entry into the network by an end system.
I'm going to bring up a caveat here when people start throwing this NAC stuff around, which is the endpoint security is not actually very compelling when you face reality. I've got a graph here, and I don't even know if you can see this graph, but I just want to say what's going on. What I'm showing here is a bunch of different SSL VPN devices, and a bunch of different scenarios that I use with endpoint security. Green means that the device worked with the scenario and red means that it didn't with endpoint security. The whole point of this graph is not to say this brand is better or worse than that, but that there's a whole lot more red than green. I have a quote here from the article: "If there's a train wreck of a technology in this product niche, endpoint security is it."
So my point here is that endpoint security really only works on managed desktops and laptops. If you pass out the laptops to the user or you control the desktop, if you are able to manage it and control every aspect of it, then you're going to see a lot of green in this graph. But if you have the idea that someone is going to connect up to the network and they're going to suddenly get pushed down some Java or Active X thing, that's going to make this decision about whether or not they need to be re mediated or access controlled or whatever not work. This is just basic testing. We tested these products, we tested them with a simple security policy and most of these products failed because it doesn't work really well in the unmanaged desktop environment.
So endpoint security as part of NAC is great stuff in the managed world, but do not let marketing PR people tell you that it's going to work very well in the unmanaged environment. That's not to say that the authentication piece is not just great, just that the security part was not great. So NAC is great stuff. I don't want to say anything bad about NAC. It's a fantastic idea. We're going to authenticate and authorize users at the point where they enter the network. We're going to try and check their endpoint security. Just be aware that you can't turn it on with a switch and it's going to work for everyone including your partners and people who are unmanaged and all these other folks who might be coming into your network.
Now there's an alternative to that, which is to actually say I'm going to have access controls, but I'm going to make the VPN device the UTM firewall in and of itself. I've got a little picture here showing someone coming in through a typical SSL VPN device. Of course, like any SSL VPN device or any IPSec VPN device, I not only have identity-based access control -- which is I know who the user is, I'm controlling their access to the network based on their authentication information and I've got fine-grained security -- but I might have additional other features.
What I'm seeing in the market place is that these SSL VPN devices are becoming UTM-ized perimeter controls, which means their having things thrown into them including stuff like stateful firewall, intrusion prevention and anti-virus. The biggest example, of course, is going to be something like the Fortinet box or the checkpoint box where from the very beginning had intrusion prevention and anti-virus. You're going to see things like the Symantec box also letting you have this additional technology in place when someone comes in by an SSL VPN or an IPSec VPN. We're applying additional perimeter controls. It's not the Texas Hold 'Em theory of VPN which is when you're in, you're all in. Instead it's you're in, but I am putting additional controls on you which give me a little baby perimeter. I can apply controls at that perimeter like stateful firewall controls and intrusion prevention controls. I'm adding perimeter-like stuff to what people used to call a hole in my network. It's not truly a hole. The devices and the products are letting me add controls. What's great about these controls is that they're based on identity and that is a fantastic way to have controls.
In addition to these VPN devices becoming parameterized, I had talked about the holes in the firewall for services. Well, if we add holes in our firewall, that just gives us an opportunity for another different kind of firewall. For example I've drawn some pictures here. I'm not advocating any of these companies. I'm just giving you examples of devices you might have. I'm saying mail comes into the network. I'm not just going to let mail drop directly into my exchange server. That would be stupid. Instead I'm going to go out and buy an e-mail security appliance, and I'm going to throw that in there and that is just a different kind of firewall.
I've not dissolved the perimeter, I've just changed where the access control goes from big, huge firewall to my big, huge firewall in my big, huge e-mail security appliance. Or maybe not even a big, huge security appliance. If I'm doing DNS, I'm not just going to throw DNS against my normal Unix-based or Windows-based DNS servers. Instead I'm going to go out and buy a DNS appliance and stick that at the edge to give me a different kind of firewall. I'm doing web access in, I could be doing something like Citrix web access controls -- I just picked them because the logo was kind of small and it fit really well here. I'm not saying any one of these companies is perfect, just that these are great little firewalls that you can put in front of services to provide very specialized fire walling. You haven't dissolved the perimeter. You've just changed the point of control to something which is really very specialized.
These are all incoming pictures, but incoming isn't the only issue. We also have outgoing. Again, I've thrown Blue Coat up here as an example, but they're not the only people in this business. When people are going out, we want to help protect them. We want to have protection which is user-focused. That is a huge new trend in security enterprise networks: focusing on the user. What can we do to protect them as they're wandering the big bad crack house of an internet that we've got out there today? What I'm saying here is that these users might have some kind of device which is trying to protect them. An outbound web proxy server is a real good example.
Again, Blue Coat is just one example. Lots of companies do this kind of thing. What we can look for is they're not getting spyware; they're not touching websites that have spyware on them and then downloading spyware; or we're trying to help them deal with viruses; or we might be doing content filtering or regulatory compliance; all these difference things focused on protecting that user. These are holes in the firewall, but they are just an opportunity for a different kind of firewall to re-establish this perimeter. You can call it defense in depth if you want or whatever you want to call it. What I'm saying is just because we punched holes doesn't mean that we are actually opening up these holes in our firewall, we're just moving the locus of control to another point. That gives us our re-perimeterizer, a little micro-perimeter, a virtual perimeter here.
I have four trends here -- I don't have tips, but I have trends -- things that I want you to write down, put on a little post-it, stick it on your cubicle or however you house in your organization, things I want you to just watch for this year and probably next year as well. First of all, identity-based access control. Identity-based access control. Things like [802-1 X], NAC, SSL VPN, IPSec VPN. This is saying we're not doing access controls based on IP address, which is what most firewalls do, but based on the identity of the user. That is going to be a huge, huge direction where we really get very specialized in our access controls. Possibly outbound as well as incoming but certainly incoming, where we're going to make security an access control based on who you are not just on your IP address.
Second huge trend is endpoint security posture assessment. We see that in Cisco NAC, PCG's TNC, Microsoft's NAP, all that kind of stuff. That's going to be a big trend. I don't know whether that's right for you. It depends on your user community. It depends on how managed they are. It depends on what your real threats are. It's going to be a big trend. Watch for it under a lot of different names.
These two trends, by the way, are actually joined. NAC itself is both an identity-based access control and endpoint security posture assessment. Some folks when they talk about NAC all they seem to care about is that endpoint security. Both things are built in together and they should go together because that gives us the best level of new perimeter and micro perimeter security.
The third big trend is watch devices that have defensive technology built into them. So, when I looked at SSL VPN's a couple of months ago there were two or three of them that had a little bit of security features in addition to the basic SSL VPN functionality, things like internal stateful firewall or internal intrusion prevention. Watch as all these VPN devices begin to add greater features in the form of stateful firewalls, intrusion prevention, even anti-virus, into them, which is going to try to help add defensive perimeter-based intrusion defense technologies into these perimeter hole-poking devices.
Then finally, a big, huge trend which I think a lot of people are going to go for because it makes a lot of sense is user-focused security. Security which is not focused on the Internet, but on the users in the organization and how we can protect them as they go into dangerous places, which is to say anywhere outside of the company boundary. Things like proxy gateways for outbound access, you see a lot of motion in there partially because of Blue Coat's success in the market place. That's going to attract other companies trying to help meet that same requirement at different price points or slightly different requirements.
These four trends watch for. Is every single one of them right for you? No. I'm not going to say that. Absolutely not. Nevertheless, you're going to see this happening, so keep this in mind as you start looking at security strategies for this year and the next. I want to thank you.
Presenter: Thank you, Joel. This concludes Lesson 5, Beyond Intrusion Defense. Be sure to read Joel's article "The Future of Intrusion Defense" and take our final exam. You can access these and other resources on demand at searchsecurity.com/intrusiondefenseschool. Thank you for joining us.
About the speaker:
Joel Snyder is a senior partner with consulting firm Opus One in Tucson, Ariz.


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Jazz pianist, musicologist and humorist John Eaton brings his popular continuing education program to the Alden. Jazz Masters with John Eaton is an entertaining and insightful afternoon that combines Eaton's peerless knowledge of the Great American Songbook, hilarious commentary and elegant, ultra-tasteful renditions of Cole Porter's work.
For ages 14 and older. Technical training introduces students to many aspects of technical production, including safety issues, and is designed to assist local arts organizations with their productions. Volunteers who work in The Alden in a technical capacity are required to complete this training course, but these classes are open to anyone older than 14 years old. Participants may sign up for one or all sessions. Please wear comfortable clothes that do not restrict movement and closed-toe shoes with laces or Velcro, or loafers.
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"BALTIMORE – One week ago, UFC President Dana White criticized top light heavyweight contender Phil Davis for not speaking his mind. Boy, has that ever changed.
"'Mr. Wonderful' has stolen the show in the pre-fight activities leading up to Saturday night's 'UFC 172: Jones vs. Teixeira' event, which takes place at Maryland's Baltimore Arena and airs live on pay-per-view.
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thepusher420 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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Surf school logo for a school on the west coast of Vancouver Island BC. "Ukee Surf School".
Here is a link for the local surf indusrty where I may be advertising with your logo design. Hopefully this will give some inspiration.
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Looking forward: After dispatching of Alisa Kleybanova 6-1, 6-4 (no slouch — Kleybs won Seoul last month), Li will next face Angelique Kerber, and likely Nadia Petrova in the quarters. Nads is 6-0 lifetime against Li, but the last time they played was in 2008. Draw: See the China Open draws here.
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Alright for all of you guys out there still using disposable batteries or taking the batteries out of your remote to charge them pay attention. Sorry if this has been posted before.
step 1. Go to your LHS and pick up a charger for a remote and the small jack to go along with it. (And 8 rechargable aa's if you don't have them) The jack should look like this:
Now remove the battery cover, batteries and crystal then unscrew the back cover of your remote.
Slide the computer board and battery tray upwards out of the slot that it rides in, remove the two screws holding it to the battery tray and flip it over.
Take 2 pieces of wire about 6 inches long and solder them onto the charge jack you bought. I used white and black wire. The white goes onto the top and the black goes onto the side.
This next picture shows exactly where to solder the other ends of the wire. The white is soldered onto the second solder joint in from the left side and the black is soldered onto the fourth joint. Be very careful when doing this not to accidentally join two solder joints on the board that are not meant to be joined.
Here is what the wires should look like soldered on
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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama said Wednesday he was not going to "slam the door" in the face of Republican ideas for avoiding the so-called fiscal cliff, but he insisted the wealthy must pay more and that he was determined to keep taxes from rising on the middle class in the face of a year-end deadline to avoid big tax increases for all Americans and deep cuts in government spending.
"We could go back into recession. It would be a bad thing," Obama said, describing a scenario where lawmakers fail to agree on the tax and spending issues associated with the "fiscal cliff" by year-end deadlines.
The president, newly elected to a second four-year term, campaigned on raising the tax rate for U.S. households making more than US$250,000 a year, citing the robust economic growth that accompanied higher rates for upper-income Americans during Bill Clinton's presidency in the 1990s. Congressional Republicans have hinted at a willingness to allow taxes to rise but insist, in line with party ideology, that rates cannot increase. They envision higher tax revenue through changes to the tax codes.
At issue is an annual U.S. budget deficit that now is routinely above US$1- trillion and a national debt that has risen to near US$16.5-trillion.
In his first press conference since the election, Obama appeared to signal the path toward a compromise that would avoid the potentially disastrous effects of going over the fiscal cliff. The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office has warned that failure to compromise by Jan. 1 would likely send the economy back into recession and cause a spike to more than 9 per cent in already stubbornly high unemployment.
"I am open to new ideas. … I want to hear ideas from everybody. I believe this is solvable," Obama said, adding that "I'm not going to slam the door in their (the Republicans') face."
At the same time, he said Congress could act by next week to extend tax cuts for middle-income Americans, saying that would go halfway toward solving the dispute.
"The only question now is, are we going to hold the middle class hostage" to the argument over what the wealthy should pay, Obama asked.
The president also said they have to take a serious look at "our entitlements." The growing U.S. debt is in part driven by government social programs, in particular Medicare, which guarantees health insurance coverage for Americans when they reach age 65. With the huge population of post-World War II baby boomers reaching retirement, the Medicare program is ballooning and headed toward bankruptcy in the years ahead.
The only question now is, are we going to hold the middle class hostage
Later Wednesday, Obama was meeting with about a dozen business executives to hear their ideas for handling the fiscal cliff. On Tuesday, he met with labour leaders and liberal groups, telling them he would stand behind his campaign pledge to make the wealthiest Americans pay more in taxes.
Obama will meet with leaders of Congress on Friday.
White House press secretary Jay Carney said the president would bring to the table a proposal for US$1.6-trillion in new taxes on business and the wealthy when he begins discussions with congressional Republicans, a figure that Obama outlined in his most recent budget plan. The targeted revenue is twice the amount Obama discussed with Republican leaders during debt talks during the summer of 2011.
Carney said the figure, combined with US$1.1-trillion in spending cuts already signed into law, would reduce deficits by US$4-trillion.
Obama was heading into negotiations on avoiding the fiscal cliff with what is known as a lame-duck session of Congress, so called because it involves the outgoing legislature. The newly elected membership is sworn in early next year. The present Congress has been criticized as the least productive in recent history.
Washington politicians have just over seven weeks, including breaks for the Thanksgiving holiday next week and the Christmas holiday season, to avert the year-end fiscal cliff.
That outcome — barring legislative compromise by Jan. 1 — is self-imposed punishment for last year's failure by a bitterly divided Congress and White House to deal with the government's spiraling debt and overhaul its unwieldy tax code.
The big question is how much ground both sides are willing to give after voters endorsed the status quo of divided government — a Democratic president and Democratic-controlled Senate, and a Republican-controlled House of Representatives.
Republicans — the low-tax, small-government tea party movement in particular — insist that tax rates not be raised for any income level and instead call for even deeper cuts in spending, although the targets of those reductions are unknown.
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New York Yankees pitcher Michael Pineda was suspended for 10 games Thursday after being caught using pine tar to help him grip the ball.
BOSTON — New York Yankees pitcher Michael Pineda was suspended for 10 games Thursday after being caught using pine tar to help him grip the ball.
The commissioner's office announced the penalty. The ban was to start for Thursday night's game in Boston unless Pineda appealed.
There was no immediate word on whether Pineda would challenge the suspension.
Pineda was ejected in the second inning of Wednesday night's 5-1 loss at Fenway Park after umpires found the pine tar on his neck.
After the game, Pineda admitted he had used the pine tar to help him hold the ball on a cool, windy night.
"I'll learn from this mistake," he said. "It won't happen again."
The ejection also set off a debate in the baseball world about pitchers who use pine tar, and whether it should be allowed in certain circumstances. Many former aces said they had done it, albeit in a more discreet manner.
Rule 8.02(b) prohibits pitchers from altering the ball to gain an unfair advantage, and forbids them from having a foreign substance on them or in their possession on the mound.
Pineda wasn't seen with the pine tar in the first inning, when the Red Sox roughed him up. Boston manager John Farrell asked plate umpire Gerry Davis to check Pineda after two fast outs the next inning.
Davis went to the mound, touched Pineda's neck and ejected him.
Earlier this month, Pineda pitched well against the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium. Television cameras showed a substance on his hand during that outing — Pineda said it was dirt, not pine tar.
Among other suspensions of pitchers for pine tar in the past decade, Tampa Bay's Joel Peralta was penalized eight games in 2012, the Angels' Brendan Donnelly 10 days in 2005 and St. Louis' Julian Tavarez 10 days in 2004. The suspensions of Donnelly and Tavarez were cut to eight days after they asked the players' association to appeal, and Peralta dropped his challenge with no reduction.


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"Man on the Run" is Paul McCartney's new biography about his final days with The Beatles in 1969-1970 and the early days of his solo career as well as his formation of Wings in the early '70s. The book by Tom Doyle divulges information either never-before told or not known to most fans.
Few fans are aware, for instance, that the day a London High Court judge sided with McCartney, the other three Beatles — Ringo Starr, George Harrison and John Lennon — drove over to McCartney's London home in Lennon's Rolls Royce, climbed over its wall and Harrison and Starr looked on as Lennon threw two bricks at a pair of windows in McCartney's home, smashing them. McCartney was in New York City at the time.
Doyle alos notes that when McCartney hired session drummer Deny Seiwell and an old friend, Denny Laine, who was The Moody Blues first singer, circa 1964-1966, he paid them a weekly retainer of £70 a week ($205 U.S. dollars at the time). He did promise them they would be paid more eventually.
In 1971, during the first days of rehearsals with Wings, several of the other band members voiced dissent at McCartney's hiring of his wife, Linda, who was a novice keyboardist. Guitarist Henry McCullough, who left Joe Cocker's Grease Band to join Wings (two years earlier he played Woodstock when Cocker belted out his fabled version of Lennon-McCartney's "With a Little Help From My Friends"), came out and directly suggest they get "a proper piano player." Apparently, McCartney just as directly told McCullough, "no."
However, later on during at least one occasion, McCartney had second thoughts and came very close to asking his old pal Billy Preston to join this new band (McCartney first met Preston on a British tour in 1962 when he was a member of supporting act Little Richard's band, and Preston was the only non-Beatle to receive credit on an actual Beatles record, on "Get Back").
An excerpt of the biography was printed in Rolling Stone magazine.
Legendary British Invasion band The Kinks will reportedly reunite, possibly for a new album and tour, according to the U.K.'s Sunday Times.
The band formed in London's Muswell Hill district in 1963, invaded America and in the next year conquered it with such all-time hits as "You Really Got Me," "All Day and All of the Night," A Well Respected Man" and "Tired of Waiting." The Kinks did it again in 1970 with "Lola."
Band leader Ray Davies, one of the most highly-regarded songwriter in pop and rock music, and his brother/lead guitarist and backup vocalist Dave, continued to record hit albums through the '70s and '80s until finally hanging it up in 1996 after 33 years.
But through most of these years the Davies brothers have fought fiercely and their sibling battles continue to this day. So, it's always with some skepticism when it's reported that Ray and Dave are reuniting — and this report that Ray, Dave and the band are getting back together after nearly two decades is no different.
"I met Dave only last week to talk about getting back together again. We've also spoken a few times on the phone and emailed. He's been composing his own songs, but I'd really like to write with him again," Ray told the U.K. paper (Note: I actually know of only three songs the brother ever wrote together, including Dave's 1967 British hit, "Death of a Clown"). Ray continued, "We both agree we don't want to do our old stuff, or tour, with (only) past hits. It's got to be something new."
This is what's sparked all the reunion tour and new album reports.
Another factor in a possible reunion may have been that Dave recently attended a pre-West End production of a musical based on the band, "Sunny Day" (Ray was involved in the script and music selection) and got a tad nostalgic and really enjoyed it. I guess we'll have to wait and see.
The Jefferson Airplane, one of rock's forgotten giants, is planning a major marketing and merchandising campaign next year marking the psychedelic San Francisco band's 50th anniversary, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The band will offer an array of psychedelic merchandise based on the group's "free your head" image. "Free your head" is the concluding lyric to The Airplane's 1967 counterculture classic, "White Rabbit," written by its singer Grace Slick.
Among the new Airplane products to be sold include buttons, incense, stickers and metal jewelry as well as more expensive items like T-shirts, tops, sleepwear and handbags as well as home decor items, gifts, paper good and collectibles. All are licensed through Epic Rights, who are working with Sony Music about a mass re-issuing of the band's album catalog.
As for a full Airplane concert reunion, don't count on it.
Guns N' Roses boss Axl Rose tells Revolver that there are two finished GNR albums in the can that have been recorded after the group's last studio album, 2008's "Chinese Democracy."
What may be less than credible is his claim that he could release the albums in the near future in light of the more than $13 million in production costs that Rose spent over nearly 13 years putting the finishing touches on "Democracy."
Rose, 52, and Guns N' Roses concluded their Las Vegas concert residency at the Hard Rock Hotel June 7.
The guys in the reunited Monty Python have rerecorded their 1979 song "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" from their movie, "Life of Brian," with new lyrics. The new version is a sarcastic theme song for the English soccer team as it is about to compete in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
The lyrics prepare the nation for defeat in its first game: "When you're in the World Cup/and all your hopes are up/and everybody wants your team to win/Then they go and let you down/and come slinking back to town/it's time for this daft song to begin." Lead singer and the song's composer Eric Idle then adds, "Cheer up/next time."
According to the BBC, a 2005 poll throughout the U.K. placed the original song (sung by Brian and others as they are crucified) as No. 3 most popular funeral song in Britain.
Word from The Flaming Lips camp is that the Oklahoma City-based psychedelic rock group's next album may be a cover of The Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band" album in its entirety. The Lips' version is reported to be called "With A Little Help From My Fwends."
The original "Sgt. Pepper's" was released on June 1, 1967, electrifying the pop and rock music world and changing it forever
A couple months ago, the group released its take on "Sgt. Pepper's" trippy masterwork "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" with their friend Miley Cyrus. It's said that different artists will join The Lips on each track of the reported tribute album.
A portion of the album's proceeds is expected to go to the Bella Foundation, a nonprofit that assists low-income, elderly or terminally ill pet owners in the Oklahoma City area with veterinary care costs.
Steve Smith writes a new Classic Pop, Rock and Country Music News column every week. Contact him by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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New York Giants general manager Jerry Reese revealed Thursday that the running back will undergo neck surgery next week. Reese acknowledged the team doesn't expect Wilson to be ready for the start of the 2014 season.
"I don't think so," Reese told ESPN Radio, via the New York Daily News. "No. 1, we just want David to get healthy. If he gets healthy, that's a bonus. But I don't think we can go into next season saying, 'David will be ready to go. He'll be our No. 1 back.' Necks can be tricky. You have to be careful with those things."
The Giants confirmed that Wilson will have a fusion of the vertebrae to repair a herniated disk in his neck. He suffered the injury on a tackle in a New York loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Oct. 6. He was additionally diagnosed with spinal stenosis, or a narrowing of his spinal column.
"We're hopeful that David will be able to play for us again next year," co-owner John Mara said on WFAN-AM. "Time will tell on that one."
It's been a sharp and unfortunate career downturn for Wilson, who was widely predicted to be one of the NFL's breakout stars of the 2013 season. A slow start gave way to a serious injury, and now it's unclear if the 22-year-old even has an NFL career in front of him.The "Around The League Podcast" is now available on iTunes! Click here to listen and subscribe.


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Marc Jacobs - Daisy as it is a beautiful scentReplyDelete
I love jimmy choo it smells amazing!ReplyDelete
Lady Million by Paco Rabanne as it makes me feel like million dollars ;o) Rafflecopter entries in my real name NIKKI HAYESReplyDelete
Estée by Estée Lauder. It works well with my skin chemistry, lasts beautifully and every time I wear it, it reminds me of all the special times in my life that I've worn it.ReplyDelete
lacoste woman for the missusReplyDelete
4711 Eau de Cologne by Mäurer & Wirtz, such a lovely minty smell that's also beneficial if you have a headache!ReplyDelete
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lacoste woman i love itReplyDelete
gucci flora such a lovely sensual fragranceReplyDelete
I like Escada cherry in the sky.Its so fresh but fruity too.ReplyDelete
i love poison xReplyDelete
Poison by Dior. I have been wearing it since I was 18 and wouldnt swap it for anything else!ReplyDelete
- Janet Rawstron6 May 2014 at 19:05
I love White Linen it is a beautiful scent, lightly floral and unobtrusive.ReplyDelete
Miss Dior - lovely smellReplyDelete
- Anonymous6 May 2014 at 19:14
jimmy choo a lovely smell that lasts all dayReplyDelete
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- Anonymous6 May 2014 at 19:23
Armani Code cos I love the smell and it lastsReplyDelete
Calvin Klein CK One, because it smells lovely.ReplyDelete
- Sandra Lane6 May 2014 at 19:42
Armani Diamonds is a light floral perfume that is not too sweet or overpowering. I love it!ReplyDelete
chanel no 5 its a classicReplyDelete
commented on p20 suncreamReplyDelete
212 Sexy, its one of a few that don't make me sneezeReplyDelete
- Anonymous6 May 2014 at 20:40
DKNY Golden DeliciousReplyDelete
- Pam Francis Gregory6 May 2014 at 20:52
Armarni Diamonds - Just love the scent!ReplyDelete
Mark jacobs Polka because it smells lush and the smell lasts all dayReplyDelete
- dawn chapman6 May 2014 at 21:11
Body Shop White Musk.ReplyDelete
I love Jimmy Choos Flash a lovely aroma.ReplyDelete
- Lynsey Buchanan6 May 2014 at 22:32
Lady Million gives me confidence when i wear itReplyDelete
- Miriam Said7 May 2014 at 03:04
Envy by Gucci as I love the fresh scent and every time I have worn it to an interview, I have secured the job I was goingfor.ReplyDelete
I love Jean Paul Gaultier perfumes. Byzanze used to be my favourite but they stopped doing it.ReplyDelete
Has to be Gucci Red its just so fresh and lightReplyDelete
Ghost Deep NightReplyDelete
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Jo Malone Bluebells as it is so freshReplyDelete
Jo Malone Bluebells as it is so freshReplyDelete
Chanel No. 5. It reminds me of my mother who always loved itReplyDelete
Chance by Channel, after trying a varity, this seems to be perfect for meReplyDelete
Avons Far Away because its the first perfume my husband bought me and I have loved it ever sinceReplyDelete
Estée Lauder Beautiful, it was the first perfume my hubby bought me and I've loved it ever since xReplyDelete
- Scott Fallon7 May 2014 at 15:33
I don't have a favourite perfumeReplyDelete
Noa Because I use to wear it to work, when I worked with my dad. Hes past now but the smell of it always brings back memory's.ReplyDelete
I love the new Jimmy choo it is so original there is nothing else like itReplyDelete
Marc Jacobs - Daisy because it smells niceReplyDelete
Hugo boss deep red, love the strength it is not overpowering and can be worn anytime of the dayReplyDelete
channel no 5ReplyDelete
- Tracey Thompson8 May 2014 at 11:18
I love CK summer its so citrucy and wakes me up with a burstReplyDelete
Chanel No5. It was the first one I bought my wifeReplyDelete
Chanel No 5. It was the first one I bought for my wifeReplyDelete
- Suzanne Howell8 May 2014 at 13:56
I adore J'Adore!ReplyDelete
- Rachel Davies8 May 2014 at 14:00
Sui Dreams by Anna Sui, smells gorgeous and the bottle is prettyReplyDelete
Armarni Diamonds, love it.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8 May 2014 at 14:37
Lola - marc jacobs. . Smells beautiful and lasts all day... its one of only a few that I can smell on me after an hour :-DReplyDelete
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I like that Carolina Herrera 212 VIP.ReplyDelete
- claire mcdermott8 May 2014 at 20:40
dKNY golden deliciousReplyDelete
Dior - Addict its a strong and sexy fragranceReplyDelete
Dior - Addict its a strong and sexy fragranceReplyDelete
Gucci guilty its devine xReplyDelete
Daisy by Marc JacobsReplyDelete
alien, it wears beautifullyReplyDelete
paloma picassoReplyDelete
smells the best ever
Ghost as it reminds me of my wild nights outReplyDelete
Youth Dew it reminds me of my late wifeReplyDelete
Flowerbomb- Viktor&RolfReplyDelete
- andrea lloyd9 May 2014 at 18:51
chanel no 5 always liked the smellReplyDelete
ck in2u for meReplyDelete
Fahrenheit for my hubby :) :)
burberry brit, love the scentReplyDelete
i love poison but it very expensive to wear everyday .so for the everyday perfume i use kate moss velvet hourReplyDelete
Poison is my favourite :)ReplyDelete
Sarah Jessica Parker LovelyReplyDelete
Chanel no. 5, because it reminds me of my grandmother and my mum, her daughter, also. <3ReplyDelete
Flora by Gucci love thisReplyDelete
Channel No 5, wish I could afford it!ReplyDelete
daisy smells lovelyReplyDelete
Lady millionaire - my children bought it for me as a giftReplyDelete
L'air du temps from Nina RicciReplyDelete
Lady Million by Paco RabanneReplyDelete
Lady Million by Paco RabanneReplyDelete
Pure Poison by DiorReplyDelete
Lady Millions for it's warm feminine scent :) xReplyDelete
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- Anonymous11 May 2014 at 08:49
ralph by ralph lauren is beautifulReplyDelete
Boudoir by Vivienne Westwood. It's heady and sexy and very few people wear itReplyDelete
Laura by Laura Biagiotti because my wife wears itReplyDelete
Romance by Ralph Lauren, reminds me of my youth!xReplyDelete
Ysatis By Givenchy - i was given this as a wedding present from my mother in law and have loved it ever sinceReplyDelete
I love Kenzo Flower - it reminds me of being young and carefreeReplyDelete
Lavender oil so relaxingReplyDelete
I love Demi-Jour Houbigant because I bourght this perfume whilst on my honeymoon in Guernsey in 1989 and I still have the original bottle with a tiny bit of perfume in it to remind me of those happy timesReplyDelete
I adore Poison because it is a fragrance that excites the sensesReplyDelete
Britney spears FantasyReplyDelete
i know its cheap but charlie red!ReplyDelete
I love JLo miami glow, as it just smells so tropical and reminds me of hot summer nightsReplyDelete
I like L'air du temp a very pretty smellReplyDelete
Alien by Thierry Mugler it smells gorgeousReplyDelete
I love Wonderwood by CDG! It's quite gender neutral despite being for men. It's got a lovely incense-y fragrence!ReplyDelete
I love Wonderwood by CDG, its not overly feminine, being for men and it has a lovely incense-y flagrance!ReplyDelete
Favourite perfume at the moment is La Robe Noire - it just smells so exotic but not in an OTT way.ReplyDelete
My fave is Opium by Yves St. Laurent.ReplyDelete
My favourite is Dolce Gabbana Blue.ReplyDelete
Sandelwood is very evocativeReplyDelete
- Donna Rudziak11 May 2014 at 19:46
An old classic (bit like myself) - Anais Anais by Cacherel - I never grow tired of it. I also love Karma by Lush because I love patchouli and I'm a bit of a hippie at heartReplyDelete
She - Armani, smells gorgeous :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous11 May 2014 at 20:10
aramatics by clinic,smell stays with you and is so good it still smells the next dayReplyDelete
Agent Provocateur - I love everything about this, it smells great and the bottle is so nice on my dressing table, also it was a gift from my Mum which makes it extra special. XReplyDelete
- Anonymous11 May 2014 at 22:34
Dkny green apple because its fruity and lasts all day on meReplyDelete
- pauline black11 May 2014 at 22:37
estee lauder beautiful. Was the first perfume my husband ever bought me and it became my favourite to wear every dayReplyDelete
Marc Jacobs Daisy it smells beautiful :)ReplyDelete
gucci guilty, always loved it, people always comment when im wearing it too, iv always liked the perfume that leaves the scent behind you as you walkReplyDelete
Chanel No 5 Always used itReplyDelete
Daisy by Marc Jacobs because it smells nice and its the 1st perfume I had xxReplyDelete
Dark Night by Ghost I dont know why it just compliments my natural scent I thinkReplyDelete
I love Ralph Lauren ~ Romance ~ as I wore it on my wedding day and honeymoon so it always evokes such wonderful, happy memoriesReplyDelete
Chance by Channel, timeless classic that lasts the whole dayReplyDelete
Daisy by Marc Jacobs, reminds me of the sun and summerReplyDelete
Lovestruck by Vera Wang - Its the one I wore on my wedding day!ReplyDelete
It's an oldie but goldie, Paloma by Paloma Picasso. Such a rich, heady, sensual aroma.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 May 2014 at 14:18
Secret Wish by Anna SuiReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 May 2014 at 15:00
I love Lady Million,such an elegant, beautiful fragrance.ReplyDelete
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I Love Paco RabaneReplyDelete
i love marc Jacobs daisy its lovely and my daughter is called daisyReplyDelete
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I love Ralph Lauren Romance, smells so fresh and the scent lasts foreverReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 May 2014 at 21:06
Hugo Boss - Deep Red, because it smells gorgeous and everyone comments on how nice it smells.ReplyDelete
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Thierry Mugler AngelReplyDelete
- marian fievez12 May 2014 at 22:00
Allure - just finishes off any outfit for any occasionReplyDelete
I love Issey Miyake - it reminds me of being young and carefree xReplyDelete
Coco Mademoiselle. Its such a classic. xReplyDelete
Poison by Dior, my classic perfumeReplyDelete
- James Haslett12 May 2014 at 23:52
D&G Red: mega-sexy ;-)ReplyDelete


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New Student Assistant position in SAFS
Hourly Student Assistant – Fiscal Support
Department: Aquatic and Fishery Sciences in the College of the Environment
Must be a UW student
General Duties/Description:
Provide administrative support in fiscally-related duties such as:
Assist with monthly budget reconciliation including follow-up on missing documents
Create budget and grant file folders
Copy, fax and sort various documents
Maintain records, perform electronic mail tasks
File reports, receipts, and other documents
Enter data and maintain various accounting of grant/budget logs or databases including verify and process fiscal/accounting data, perform basic computing, calculating and manual or automated posting of data; make corrections as required
Assist with travel-related accounting processes
Might occasionally deliver or pick up grant proposal/award documents between the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences department and the Office of Sponsored Programs, the Grant and Contract Accounting office, the Payroll Office or other campus departments
Serve as back-up telephone and in-person contact, receive visitors, respond to inquiries regarding office/departmental policies and procedures (requires substantial knowledge of school policies and procedures)
Sort and distribute office mail if needed
Perform other related duties as required/assigned
Experience in administrative support and office operations
Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, database management software; familiarity with Access is
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Ability to interact with a wide variety of audiences and individuals including students, donors, faculty, administrators, and students is essential
Team work orientation
Flexibility to meet changing needs
Ability to take initiative on projects, prioritize project work, and use good discretion in contact and communications with various audiences
Creative problem solving skills and ability to independently identify solutions to a variety of issues
Position is available January 15, 2015.Read more
This Thursday: Seminar with Marc Mangel
Thursday, January 15, 4:30
Fishery Sciences Auditorium
Marc Mangel
Distinguished Research Professor of Mathematical Biology, Center for Stock Assessment Research and Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, University of California, Santa Cruz
Whales, science, and scientific whaling in the International Court of Justice
I will briefly describe the history that lead to Australia initiating a case in the International Court of Justice (ICJ; the Court) in 2010 challenging the legality under international law of the Japanese special permit whaling program in the Southern Ocean.
Establishment of the Lobo Orensanz Endowed Fund for Student Support
Jose Maria (Lobo) Orensanz: 1945-2015
It is with profound sadness that we write to tell that our dear friend and colleague, Lobo Orensanz, died at his home in Puerto Madryn, Argentina on January 5, 2015. If any solace can be found in this tragic news it is to know that Lobo was packing a van for a field trip with his wonderful wife Ana Parma and other family to savor the natural history of their Patagonian coast….that was what Lobo loved so much, and he died anticipating another expedition of science and joy that marked his character and his life.
TODAY: Seminar with Andre Punt
4:30 pm, Fishery Sciences Auditorium
Is it easier to manage marine mammals than fisheries? Tails of successes
Uncertainty in fisheries management is pervasive. It has often been stated that "counting fish is like counting trees, except trees don't move and you can see them". Managers of fisheries and commercial and aboriginal whaling both aim to achieve a balance between conservation and utilization.
This Thursday: Seminar with Andre Punt
Is it easier to manage marine mammals than fisheries? Tails of successes
Thursday, 4:30 pm, Fishery Sciences Auditorium
Uncertainty in fisheries management is pervasive. It has often been stated that "counting fish is like counting trees, except trees don't move and you can see them". Managers of fisheries and commercial and aboriginal whaling both aim to achieve a balance between conservation and utilization.
Sarah Stienessen Final Exam
Sarah will be presenting her PhD dissertation entitled:
Information transfer, heterogeneity, and local environmental effects on emergent group patterns defining fish schools: perspectives from different scales of observation.
WHEN: Friday, January 9th at 12:00 PM
All are welcome to attend.Read more
Deadline: January 20, 2015
The School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences (SAFS; http://fish.washington.edu) at the University of Washington (UW) seeks a tenure-track Assistant Professor who will complement the diversity of research and education on aquatic systems and processes in SAFS, and enhance the work on the ecology and conservation of estuarine and nearshore marine ecosystems.
Amy Yahnke Final Exam
Amy Yahnke will be presenting her dissertation entitled:
Amphibian Exposure to Aquatic Herbicides: Ecological Interactions with Invasive Plant Management
WHEN: Friday, December 5th at 1:00 PM
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Juliana Houghton Final Exam
Juliana will be presenting her MS thesis entitled:
The relationship between vessel traffic and noise levels received by killer whales and an evaluation of compliance with vessel regulations
WHEN: Thursday, December 4th at 11:30 AM
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Carl Ostberg Final Exam
Carl Ostberg will be presenting his PhD dissertation entitled:
Genomic Consequences of Hybridization between Rainbow and yellowstone Cutthroat Trout.
WHEN: Monday, December 1st at 3:30 PM
All are welcome to attend.Read more