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|February 21, 2013 09:45 AM EST
NetIQ has announced new appliances that help enable businesses and other organizations to simply and securely access the power of two mega trends -- cloud and social media.
Cloud Access 1.1 provides a single sign-on virtual appliance that provides access to cloud services without complex and risky controls. Users within the company can access the permissioned cloud services without having to keep track of numerous and often changing usernames and passwords.
The IT team retains control of which services users can access, while making any changes in authentication for each individual site transparent to the end user. Administrators can provision services for employees on an as-needed basis, while easily de-provisioning those services when the employee leaves the company, or no longer requires access to certain services because of a role change or some other reason.
Feature-rich connectors automatically provision users to popular cloud-based applications, such as Google Apps, Salesforce, Office365, and some 200 verified connectors to security assertion markup language (SAML)-enabled cloud applications. CloudAccess 1.1 also includes a Connector Toolkit that allows IT personnel and partners to extend these federation capabilities to any SAML-enabled third-party software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications.
The issue of access ease and control still vexes web apps, never mind cloud and social platforms. It's clearly an issue that needs to be solved if users and enterprises alike are to adopt at the they pace they want.
"Prior to CloudAccess 1.1, existing approaches to managing user access to external resources was a difficult and manual process – made even more complex in light of the demands of today's dynamic organizations," said Kent Purdy, solution marketing manager at NetIQ. "CloudAccess 1.1 is not just delivering cloud single sign-on, but also simplifying IT's ability to successfully turn SaaS, cloud, mobility, and other disruptive trends into business-enabling opportunities."
Log data
Access logs also let IT administrators see how often cloud services are being used, which will allow them to determine whether various services are still cost-effective for the company. It also provides visibility into which employees accessed which services -- and for how long.
The second appliance solution is SocialAccess 1.0, which helps organizations -- retailers, commerce hubs, state and local governments -- rapidly engage with customers and constituents by allowing them to use their unique social identity and profile information from providers such as Facebook, Twitter, Google, and others.
CloudAccess 1.1 is simplifying IT's ability to successfully turn SaaS, cloud, mobility and other disruptive trends into business-enabling opportunities.
Until now, such access required individuals to create and maintain a unique username and password for each site, which is costly for the organization and inconvenient for the individual. SocialAccess 1.0 enables large-scale "bring your own identity" (BYOI) services that simplify how organizations interact with stakeholders and develop greater levels of customer intimacy, all while increasing brand loyalty and reducing IT costs.
Because it's an appliance, it makes it quick to deploy and easy to use for retailers, commerce hubs, state and local government and others seeking rapid engagement with stakeholders without the need to build, manage and maintain an identity store.
The impact of social media on corporate decision-making came into focus last week, when bourbon-maker Beam, Inc., announced plans to cut the alcohol content of its Marker's Mark brand by watering it down in order to meet growing demand. Within days, social media -- Facebook and Twitter -- were filled with furious protests over the move, leading Beam to reverse it's decision. The impact of social media is by no means a flash in the pan.
Demanding access
"Consumers are demanding convenient access to more services from more endpoints than ever and organizations need to be able to seize the opportunities that social identity, mobile computing, cloud and other trends naturally create," said Geoff Webb, director, Solution Strategy at NetIQ. "BYOI is a great example of the opportunity to build on existing processes, improve existing services and respond more rapidly to customers."
One early adopter of the SocialAccess appliance is the New York City Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT). The department serves a network of 120 agencies, board, and offices, as well as more than 8 million residents, 300,000 employees, and approximately 50 million visitors a year.
Consumers are demanding convenient access to more services from more endpoints than ever and organizations need to be able to seize the opportunities.
The department was looking for a way for people to log into NYC.gov and have a personalized experience. Using SocialAccess and social media sign-on, users were spared the need to create and maintain another online identity.
CloudAccess 1.1 is offered on a subscription basis or perpetual license. For more information, visit www.netiq.com/cloudaccess. SocialAccess 1.0 is licensed on a per user basis. For more information, visit www.netiq.com/socialaccess.
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MIAMI, Nov. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Multi-platinum selling American rock star Kid Rock will be performing a live set prior to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship Ford EcoBoost 400 next Sunday (Nov. 18) at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Track President Matthew Becherer made the announcement.
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In addition to the pre-race show, Kid Rock will serve as the celebrity pace car driver and, together with the track, offer a ticket package that includes:
- One premium Grandstand ticket to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship Ford EcoBoost 400
- One pre-race Pit Pass that includes stageside access for the show
- A digital download of his new album "Rebel Soul," set to drop the day after the race – Monday, November 19.
The ticket package is available now via homesteadmiamispeedway.com/kidrock or by calling 305.230 5255.
The Top Dog/Atlantic recording artist has had a musical presence throughout NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup with his songs being featured on the ESPN-TV race telecast. "Rebel Soul," Kid Rock's newest studio album will be released the day after the race, November 19. Kid Rock will be performing a set that includes his new single "Let's Ride," which will be broadcast in full on ESPN during its championship race pre-race show, "NASCAR Countdown." Kid Rock will also answer questions during the first extended caution, aired in full during the ESPN race telecast, which begins at 3:00 p.m. ET. In addition to the performance and appearances, the majority of the music played during the race telecast will be Kid Rock's.
Kid Rock, whose musical style ranges from hip hop to heavy metal to country, has sold more than 26 million albums worldwide. He has also been a constant supporter of American troops at home and abroad.
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According to the sixth-annual survey commissioned by Snagajob, more holiday seasonal jobs should be available this year compared to last year.
The survey included 1,000 hourly hiring managers, and was conducted by IPSOS Public Affairs for Snagajob. Results highlights include:
"While there have been lackluster gains in the overall job market recently, hourly employers will still have a strong need for seasonal employees," said Megan Overton, spokesperson for Snagajob. "There has been strength in hiring for retail, restaurants and other customer-service industries, and, according to our Snagajob survey, hiring managers need to staff up to holiday levels, even more so than they did last year."
Holiday hiring is also expected to be earlier this season. Among those who will be hiring, 52 percent expect to begin their hiring by the end of September — if not sooner — compared to 48 percent last year, an increase of 4 percentage points. The peak for holiday hiring should be October, when 31 percent of hiring managers will begin their hiring.
For job seekers looking for full-time work, odds are better that they will be able to find it this season. More than half of seasonal workers (53 percent) are expected to be full-time hires. Also, hiring managers who will be making hires expect that 52 percent of their seasonal hires will be able to stay on after the holidays with a permanent job.
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After Russia Meteor, Here Comes 2012 DA14 Asteroid [FIRST PICTURES]
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By Dominic Gover | February 15, 2013 10:48 PM EST
Earth gets another close encounter with flying space rock when asteroid 2012 da14 whizzes past our planet later - hours after a meteor burned up over the Urals in Russia.
At just 17,000 miles away, the 50-metre wide extra-terrestrial lump is set to come closer than many satellites orbiting earth which power GPS tracking devices.
An amateur astronomer in Australia snapped a glimpse of 2012 DA14 gets closer and closer on its journey through space. Dave Herald snapped it with his camera from 770,000 miles away.
It will pass just hours after stunning footage recorded a burning meteor lighting up the evening sky over the Urals in Russia.
Windows smashed and explosions were heard as the meteor entered the atmosphere and disintegrated in dramatic scenes, leaving more than 400 people injured.
Stunned bystanders fled for cover from the meteor which turned night into day with its burning intensity.
NASA experts moved to quell fears over 2012 DA14, which was discovered last year.
Dr Don Yeomans said: "We know exactly where it's going to go, and it cannot hit the Earth."
However, a devastating impact by 2012 DA14 cannot be ruled out completely. The odds of it happening later at around 7.30pm GMT are one in seven billions, according to calculations.
The best place on earth to see 2012 DA14 will be Indonesia. Spotters in Australia, Asia and southern Europe should also be able to catch a glimpse of the asteroid by using binoculars.
2012 DA14 promises nothing so spectacular as the Russian Urals meteor. But it will come closer than to earth any other asteroid - making it the nearest miss in years.
However, it will remain an asteroid by not entering the earth's atmosphere. Meteors are created when asteroids are dragged into earth's orbit and fall to the ground, or burn up in the sky.
Gravity force will tug the Martian asteroid toward earth, increasing its speed. But its trajectory shall keep it at a safe distance. However, 2012 DA14 will be affected byits brush with earth's gravity. It's orbit around the sun will be cut by 51 days.
The last time an asteroid of a similar sized to 2012 DA14 hit earth was 50,000 years and the impact completely destroyed everything within a 50 mile radius. The crash site in Arizona, the United States, is today named the Meteor Crater. That pre-historic rock was made of metal, whereas this new rock is stone, believe experts.
In 1908, another similar sized object entered the atmosphere and then exploded in the sky over Tunguska, in Russia. Trees were flattened for 820 miles around the site.
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Demonstrative he may normally be – histrionic even – but Paolo Di Canio can still manage to treat the twin imposters just the same.
He greeted each of the strange crop of goals on either side of half-time here in identical fashion – with the same jutting of the jaw and a quick word with his assistant Fabrizio Piccareta, one of the four Italians who have followed him from Swindon after a couple of months of unemployment.
It was a first match for them together since 9 February (a 1-1 draw with Hartlepool) but now Di Canio was on the big stage, which, as he had reminded the world on leaving Wiltshire, is where he belongs: "I believe I am at a stage now where I am a Premier League or Championship manager." And he did not mean the computer game.
Any manager, then, would have been excited on the day and Sunderland followers used to the touchline antics of Martin O'Neill and Steve Bruce might even have been surprised that so much Latin emotion was kept in check. Even amid a frustrating 2-1 defeat there were only a couple of gestures aimed at the referee Neil Swarbrick and barely one warning, instantly acknowledged, for trespassing beyond the limits of the technical area that he prowled incessantly for 89 of the 90 minutes.
He had emerged from the tunnel to a hug from John Terry and then John Fearn, a Chelsea physiotherapist, before acknowledging the initially muted chanting of his name – it scans nicely with "La Donna e Mobile" – from those visiting fans able to afford Chelsea's ticket prices. By the half-time whistle the chants were louder in appreciation of the goal that Cesar Azpilicueta had just deflected in. Di Canio unexpectedly stood absolutely still before attempting in vain to catch the attention of Danny Rose, the only player left in Sunderland's half; Piccareta was summoned to do so with a piercing whistle.
Once the game started, he had joined Rafa Benitez in that managerial pantomime that may or may not have any effect on the players, always assuming they can interpret the hand signals or hear a word being shouted at them. Those who get the worst of it of course are the players nearest the touchline, who sometimes need to cock a deaf 'un. Sunderland's men appeared to have decided that it was a good day to be paying attention and Connor Wickham, the young England Under-21 international, did so as he was frequently summoned during a halt in play for a word or three.
For Phil Bardsley, the right-back, there was an early slap on the face – of encouragement not rebuke – but the player causing the new manager most distress with his losses of concentration was the midfielder Alfred N'Diaye, who still survived longer than Seb Larsson and Craig Gardner when it was time for second-half substitutions.
At the start of that half he had actually remained seated for all of 30 seconds before leaping to his feet as Sunderland won an early corner; he was therefore standing as Chelsea swept to the other end and Matt Kilgallon unwittingly applied the second own goal of the afternoon. Again no reaction; nor was there when Branislav Ivanovic nudged in what proved to be the winner, except for a fiddle with the tie of Mackem red under the rather gaudy pullover and another word with Piccareta. Then a clapping of hands and waving at his players to take up positions again as heads began to drop.
At the end there were handshakes all round, waving the players towards the visiting supporters and a thumbs-up for them himself. They will no doubt reciprocate one way or another, Nero-like, after this week's Tyne-Wear derby. But it is fair to say Sunderland will be up for that, players and new staff alike. The manager, meanwhile, just needs to work on his whistling.
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Abu Dhabi: Serbian world number 9 Janko Tipsarevic made it a quick exit for World number three and Olympic Games and US Open champion Andy Murray with a 6-3, 6-4 win in the Mubadala World Tennis Championship opener here on Thursday.
Tipsarevic showed a little more consistency than the British ace who, despite providing some flashes of brilliance, went down in 84 minutes in the $250,000 (Dh918,218) winner-takes-all three-day tournament. Tipsarevic now takes on world number 11 Nicolas Almagro from Spain in Friday's semi-final.
The Serb broke Murray in the fourth game and that was enough for him to take the opening set in 39 minutes.
The two traded some fierce baseline shots, but Murray made more errors and looked a bit rusty, much to the disappointment of a large number of supporters in the stands here at the Abu Dhabi International Tennis Stadium at Zayed Sports City.
Murray was again broken in the opening game of the second set and, though the set was peppered with some long and exciting rallies, Tipsarevic sailed through to win.
"I am happy with my game. I know it is an exhibition game but to play a Grand Slam champion and an Olympic Games gold medal winner and win, I am just delighted," the winner said afterwards.
"I played great tennis tonight. As Murray said earlier, there are no easy matches. I am looking forward to the semi-finals against Almagro.
"I hope to get two more victories and that would be great going into the Australian Open."
Almagro, who makes his debut in Abu Dhabi on Friday as a late replacement for the ill Rafael Nadal, said, "For me it's a pleasure to be here, it's one of the most important exhibitions with all the very best players. I have come here to continue my preparation and I look forward to the beginning of the 2013 season.
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When Hixson was annexed into Chattanooga in the 1970's, there were grand promises of services. We received a tremendous tax burden with little to no services to match.
In staying in touch with our great friends in both of these neighborhoods, we want to offer a word to those who want their area represented on the City Council with integrity. Vote for Roger Tuder. We know Roger to be friend of the community and not a rubber stamp politician.
Now a word of caution. The last thing needed is a Crutchfield-backed puppet who talks about his career in city government and just picked up Mai Bell Hurley's endorsement. The Hixson area has done well for many years without the Crutchfield influence and going backwards is not the direction needed.
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Joe Dooley believes Kilkenny will have the edge over Tipperary in today's All-Ireland Hurling Championship final replay.
Kilkenny selector Michael Dempsey says "positions are up for grabs" ahead of Saturday's All-Ireland SHC final replay against Tipperary, but refused to be drawn on what part Henry Shefflin might play.
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Eddie Brennan feels Kilkenny need to give even more attention to the Tipperary forwards in today's All-Ireland Hurling Championship final replay at Croke Park.
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Allianz Hurling League Holders Kilkenny and runners-up Tipperary both face away-day tests to open their 2015 campaigns, the Cats away to Cork and Dublin hosting Tipp.
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Well, she DOES have an album to sell: Lily Allen does Beyoncé cover in drag with scantily clad dancers at London club G-A-Y
The first time she played G-A-Y, Lily Allen dressed up as Dorothy form the Wizard Of Oz, the next as Britney Spears.
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Lily Allen launched her new album at G-A-Y with a special preview set, changing outfits for each song
The singer was recreating Beyonce's Grammy Awards appearance, by having a bucket of water thrown over
her before performing the R&B track.
Joined by a male performer in his underwear, she writhed around the stage in her best Beyoncé style.
At the close of the track she removed her wig and accepted a warm round of applause from party-goers.
For her encore, Lily poked fun a Beyonce's Grammy Awards appearance, having a bucket of water thrown over her before performing a cover of Destiny Child's 'I'm a survivor'.
Blonde ambition: Lily wore a blonde wig for per barbed performance of Beyonce
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has already admitted she is waiting for an angry phone call from rapper
Kanye West after naming her track Sheezus in homage to his most-recent
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Speaking on NovaFM's Fitzy & Wippa in Australia, she said: 'I'm terrified... I thought he'd think it was a diss, but it's totally not a diss, I love Kanye I think he's brilliant.
'He speaks his mind, whether what he's saying is ridiculous or not, he honestly does believe it and I think there's a lot to be said for that.
Not shy: Lily regularly bemoans the way women are portrayed in the media
Given that she has new music to promote,
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'In this day and age people are so bland and beige and "Uhuh, yeah, I love everyone and everything and I like, totally don't have a problem with everything", but he does have a problem!'.
Generating cheers from the crowd, it was clearly the tongue-in-cheek fun she intended.
But, despite having written songs which judge men's genitals and their sexual ability, Lily - rather ironically - still champions less sexualised, more respectful, behaviour in pop.
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flashed around her, Lily sings: 'RiRi isn't scared of Katy Perry's roaring, Queen Bey's gone back to the drawing. Lorde smells blood, yeah, she's about to slay you... kid ain't one to f**k with when she's only on her debut.
'We're all watching Gaha lol haha... dying for the art, so really she's a martyr.'
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OPINION: Richie McCaw should stay in the No 7 jersey when he returns to action.
It's been interesting watching the impact of McCaw's absence through his sabbatical.
The Crusaders have missed him, but that wasn't so obvious in the All Blacks who, man for man, were far superior to France.
There's been plenty of debate about his best position as he gets set to return. Suggestions of moving McCaw around the back row started a couple of seasons ago, but they have reached a crescendo in recent weeks with plenty of talk about him playing some rugby at No 6. Even All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has hinted at that.
At the age of 32 and with 116 tests to his name, some have questioned whether he's still up to the demands of the openside flanker's role.
They'll argue that Michael Jones, another great All Blacks loosie, made the transition, so why can't Richie?
But thoughts of moving McCaw should be stopped right now because it's the wrong thing to do.
I don't agree with the parallels drawn to Jones for technical and timing reasons.
They are different players for a start. Jones was a high-impact, explosive forward; McCaw is more of a tireless worker. When Jones made the switch to No 6, there weren't a great deal of options at blindside while the All Blacks had a world class alternative at No 7 in Josh Kronfeld.
That's not the case right now. The All Blacks have no shortage of blindside options when you consider Liam Messam, Victor Vito and Steve Luatua.
There's also the prospect of Jerome Kaino returning from Japan in a bid to get his black jersey back.
But with due respect to Sam Cane, the stocks are comparatively thin at No 7 in the test ranks.
It's highly debatable whether McCaw would be the All Blacks' best No 6. But he certainly remains their best No 7.
He has evolved into a bit of a ball carrier these days and that's been used as part of the argument to have him switch sides. But again, I'd suggest Messam, Vito and Luatua might all have stronger claims in this department where they have athletic and dynamic ball-carrying abilities.
It's the same thing at No 8 where McCaw has played at times. Kieran Read is hands-down the best player in that position and Vito might well be the next best.
McCaw's good mate Dan Carter comes under similar scrutiny as the depth at No 10 improves. But right now Carter remains the best first-five in the country and we have Ma'a Nonu shining at No 12.
Basically, I don't see the point in trying to shove square pegs into round holes.
The All Blacks need to be picking the best team. And that team should be made up of the best player in each position, rather than trying to manufacture a side around your best players.
I can't let the column finish without mention of the British & Irish Lions tour of Australia.
Anyone questioning the relevance of the Lions must be mad. In this day and age when full tours are virtually non-existent, the Lions are all the more important to the game.
Commercially they are a massive money-spinner and the benefits are immense.
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This is written without knowing the result of last night's match in Melbourne, but the tests appear to be as intense as anything around a World Cup semifinal.
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DAYTON – Bonnie Ritchie was indicted today by a Montgomery County grand jury on one count of theft from an elderly or disabled person, a fifth-degree felony, Prosecutor Mat Heck Jr. announced.Ritchie allegedly took the dog, a purebred Rottweiler named Diamond, on Feb. 17 from the backyard of a North Irwin Street home. Three days later, Ritchie sold the dog, which she advertised for sale on Craigslist, an online classified advertisements website.
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