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Mount Wolverine & Mount Tuscarora Climber's Log
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|J Anderson
|Three in one
Date Climbed: Jul 13, 2007
|Triple action hiking this morning with Asher. I recomend it to anyone who wants a quality hike but doesn't have all day.
|Posted Jul 13, 2007 11:45 am
|Matthew Van Horn
|Early AM hike
Date Climbed: Jul 13, 2007
|With Justin A., we parked at Silver Lake, up to Twin Lakes Pass, up to Wolverine, over to Tuscarora, then back over to Millicent and down to the car.
|Posted Jul 13, 2007 11:19 am
|Skied the west couloir
Date Climbed: Aug 25, 2005
|via Catherine's Pass, after work one evening. We were going to go over Millicent too, but it was getting late, so we dropped off the ridge, crossed a boulder-field, and jogged down the trail to Brighton from Twin Lakes, arriving at the parking lot just as it was getting too dark to see.
Edited: did these peaks again Oct 14, 2007 this time including Sunset Peak and Millicent; see this album
Another update: in December 2010, skied from Grizzly Gulch over Patsy Marley, then skied off Wolverine (to the northeast) and Tuscarora (west face) then did two laps on Sunset Peak's north face. Summitted again in spring 2011 as part of a few laps in Wolverine Cirque - skied the west couloir from the summit (awesome).
|Posted Jun 1, 2007 3:44 am
|hiked the ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2005
|I hiked the ridge including Tuscarora, Wolverine, and Millicent; got caught in a huge storm. It was awesome. yeah!
|Posted May 20, 2007 11:17 pm
|Brighton Ridge 5-Peak Traverse
Date Climbed: Dec 23, 2006
|Hiked the Brighton Ridge to Millicent, Woverine, Tuscarora, Sunset Peak, and Pioneer Peak. Tremendous fun! Millicent's NE ridge is easy snow hiking. Wolverine/Tuscarora is easy snow hiking as well. Sunset is a bit harder because there is a Class 3/4 rock spine in the middle of the ridge. I chose to bypass the rock spine onto a 38 degree, north facing slope which brought me back onto the ridge. Only use that bypass under total stable snow conditions. Pioneer Peak was a beast. 3' snow drifts on the ridge about every 20 feet. Hiking down off of Pioneer was 2' of soft powder all the way to Brighton. Good workout! Views are oustanding. Highly recommended.
|Posted Dec 26, 2006 11:43 pm
|Up Twin Lakes Down Catherine Pass
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2006
|Nice easy hike to take a lady on, but still get some nice exposure on the cirque traverse. Very interesting views on each side it both these peaks look so different. Nice to stop at the lakes on the way down for a lunch.
|Posted Oct 8, 2006 1:28 am
|Part of Brighton Bowl snow run
Date Climbed: Apr 21, 2009
|Four successful times. The Silver Lake/Catherine Pass/Marys Lake r/t is about 4 hours. Fantastic views. Another loop on 9-14-06 included both Honeycomb Cliff summits and Millicent. This was also about 4 hours. Two snow climbs (3-15-07, 4-27-07) provided many spectacular views of surrounding summits and the Wolverine cirque. Thanks to Brent, Christine, Lana and Kim. Well, make that five times, and today was in early season snow (10-23-07) and lots of it. With Dave, Michelle, Christine & Lana. #6 7-22-08 w/ Brent as part of Silver Lake loop including Sunset and Pioneer Peaks (4.5 hrs r/t). #7 on 1-31-09 w/ Brent on a windy, blue-sky-everywhere day. 2+21 up, 1+31 down (snowshoes all the way) #8 on 4-21-09 as part of Brighton Bowl ridge run including Millicent, Tuscarora, Sunset, Pioneer, 10,321, Preston, Clayton and 10,420'. 6+45 car to car. Began at Nordic Ctr at Silver Lake. #9 3-16-10 From Nordic Ctr over Patsy Marley. 2+15 up, nursing a recovering knee injury. 1+35 down, snowshoes the entire trip. #10 4-20-10 With Brent, Dave & Walt. Next to last 10er as part of Brighton Ridge Run on snow for this spring. Great in spite of gusty winds and a few crotch-deep post holes. #11 on 10-19-10 as part of Alta Ridge Run w/ Dave (Cardiff Pass to saddle east of Sugarloaf, etc.) #11 3-13-14 W/ ZeeJay via Grizzly Gulch & Patsy Marley on SS. 1+40 up. #12 8-23-14 1st snows. After H. Cliffs & P. Marley. Great surprise afterwards; I am one lucky guy!
|Posted Aug 8, 2006 10:49 pm
|Matthew Van Horn
|Brighton Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 22, 2006
|From Silver Lake to Twin Lakes Pass, above Wolverine Cirque and so on to Mt. Majestic. Beautiful Day and lots of solitude.
|Posted Jul 25, 2006 1:26 am
|Ammon Hatch
|Catherine Pass via Alta
Date Climbed: Jul 22, 2006
|Up and down the same way from Catherine Pass starting at Alta. Fun and on the easier side, with some cool views of the surrounding peaks.
|Posted Jul 22, 2006 8:37 pm
|from Albion
|very quick and scenic. gets you quickly away from the crowds that show up at Catherine Pass.
|Posted Jun 30, 2006 6:36 am
|mtn runr
|Little Peak that's Easy to Miss
|(if you are on your way from Wolverine to Catherine Pass.) A great hike (or run) is to go up Grizzly Gulch to Twin Lakes Pass, climb Patsy Marley to the South, follow the rim around Wolverine Cirque to Wolverine, Tuscarora, Catherine Pass, and descend Albion to your start.
|Posted Apr 11, 2006 2:50 am
|Route Climbed: Brighton Traverse Date Climbed: 7/2005
|Bagged these two peaks as part of a loop from Silver Lake, over to Catherine Basin and down past Lake Mary. An easy hike with outstanding views, and I loved the Wolverine Cirque. Saw a bull moose on the trail to Twin Lakes.
|Posted Sep 3, 2005 1:18 pm
|Route Climbed: Catherine Pass Date Climbed: August 25, 2005
|Wolverine and Tuscarora are two really nice mountains with a short approach. I climbed them during the Brighton Ridge Run. There was a thunderstorm to the north of us that made us descend down the ridge in a hurry.
|Posted Aug 25, 2005 9:51 pm
|Route Climbed: From base of Mt. Milicent Date Climbed: Winter 1996
|Bagged both of these on a snowboard, pre-splitboard days - postholing with fellow ski/snowboard school instructor Ken. Tuscarora Chute was amazing, very few tracks!
|Posted Aug 22, 2005 3:48 am
|Route Climbed: Millicent-Wolverine Headwall Date Climbed: July 14, 2005
|Short, easy hike, but what a spectacular view of the Cottonwood Ridge and the Albion Basin. Mt. Tuscarora has an equally wonderful view of the Catherine Pass area down to Brighton. The morning was beautiful and there was so much wildlife at the base of the headwall (southwest end of the Twin Lakes). I will definitely head back to this area again and again.
|Posted Jul 15, 2005 5:11 pm
|Route Climbed: Catherine Pass / Albion Basin Date Climbed: July 7 '02
|I climbed these two along with Pioneer and Sunset with my Grandson. Pleasent hikeing with wonderful views. I most recently climbed these from Millicent on Sept 19 2005. Great Fall hike.
|Posted Jun 9, 2005 10:53 am
|Route Climbed: Silver Lake/Mount Millicent Date Climbed: June 23, 2002
|Also climbed 5/155/04. This is a pretty and versatile ridge run!
|Posted Jun 7, 2005 1:34 pm
|Scott Wesemann
|Date Climbed: Many
|This is a fun warm up peak. Very fun and great views
9/3/10- With Jun32. We ran from the guard shack at Alta to the summit of Tuscarora and then over to Wolverine. 1:04 up and about 35 minutes down. What a fun trail that is to run.
|Posted Mar 29, 2005 12:35 pm
|Nate D
|Route Climbed: Mount Millicent to Catherine Pass Date Climbed: 1987
|A fun romp. I recall lots of subalpine buttercups on Tuscarora.
|Posted Mar 3, 2005 3:47 pm
|Route Climbed: Catherine Pass; Twin Lakes Pass; via Millicent; Traverse Date Climbed: Numerous
|One of the most enjoyable peaks in the Wasatch. Summited many times, a wonderful half-day peak from various sides.
|Posted Dec 8, 2004 11:28 pm

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I'm going to buy a generator soon, maybe tomorrow. I'm looking at the Ridgid 6800 with Idle control mainly to run my Dynasty 200 so I can go out for the odd things.
The generator will be in the back of a truck, but I am reading about grounding generators, ideas? if your leaving your gen set in the truck?
Also is this gen sufficient for the Dynasty, let me know. They say its clean power and I've heard good things about the Yamaha engine. Dynasty needs 5500 mininum I think.
Generac 7000 cost the same, soooo maybe.
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What's the price of generator ??? I would check craigs list for a used bobcat or trailerblazer. You would have another machine with many options. you could get
a wire feeder and spoolgun for it too. I'm just trying to spend your money for another machine.
The generator will support the dynasty, but that is basically it. If I were you, I would look into getting something with a 50 amp output just because you can power your house as well.
When my power goes out, I plug my TB302 into my wall and I can run my entire house (not at same time... E hot water, E stove, [heat-oil], A/C....
This is just a case for you as buy just enough for now, or buy it for many uses.
I second buying a used TB or Bobcat. Cyberweld has a new bobcat 225 for $3,400. Just for reference.
The gen. is 1000 The cost of a used welder/generator starts around 2500. Well for what I can find around here. I guess with that cost I would buy an enclosed trailer to set up with the Dynasty instead of running it out of the truck.
Some great ideas, tho. I just can't spring for it right now. Just a generator has me on edge. LOL
How about that grounding issue? or is it an issue?
Ideally you would have a small strap of metal connecting the generator frame to the truck body. Example would be a power cord frayed and the live wire making contact with the truck body- now the fault has a path back to the source- the generator and will open the CB.
Without the bond strap the fault just stays in the truck body and if you happen to touch the truck you can become the path.
That being said you can use a gfi and that will offer way more protection.
Check out Denny's portable set up a nd choice. Of generator.
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Thanks, I understand it better now. I'll make a ground.
Thanks for the link to post also. Thats exactly what I have in mind later on. Gona take some time tho.
I bought the Ridgid. Everything seems to be working fine on it. I ran the welder through the 220 twist lock and welded a little. The 110s are GFI on the gen.
Its a heavy beast. 245lbs.
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I ran my hobart 210 off of a troybilt 8000 watt generator about 5 years ago when I first started out and I burned up my genertor in less then 10 hours it would not generate power it would run but no power. Took it to the shop and it had burnt the copper windings out of it. The guy at the shop told me that if I wanted to weld off of a generator I would need a commerical grade machine. He suggested Generac I bought a 15k for $1800 used and ran it for around 50 hours till I could afford a engine drive machine. If you bought the ridgid new I would just save the recipt and if you have a failure take it back. As long as it doesn't fry your welding machine you won't be out anything.Lincoln Vantage Kubota diesel 30 amp spool gun , Hobart 210 with spool gun, Thermal dynamic pak master 75, miller 304xmt all mobile all ready to go.
From what I could research it should run the dynasty 200 ok. Ridgid has a 3 year warranty just in case.
My cousin has a bobcat on a trailer I can pick up with a days notice. I just don't like doing that but have several times. I need my own power for the quick job close by. If it's requiring a lot of stick, I'll ask for the bobcat anyway.
It does have the idle switch on it. It will idle down when not loaded or with the switch off it stays at max rpm. When I start the welder the gen kicks in and it looks like its going to stay at high rpm even tho the welder is just on and not being used.
One selling point was the low THD (whatever that is) supposed to be clean power for PC's and other sensitive electronics. I don't need much power in home but the occasional ice storm will knock it out. Then I would like to run the PC's and outdoor cameras, most of the other needs are gas and I'll just eat everything in the fridge. LOL
I get this stuff on the brain and want everything.
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Ever since Kelly Clarkson made her mark as the first artist to win American Idol in 2002, the 31-year-old singer has become one of pop's biggest names with two number one albums and three Grammy awards over the span of 10 years. More recently, she's made a seamless transition into country music, gracefully singing alongside legendary acts like Reba McEntire and Martina McBride while still creating records that appeal to her dedicated fanbase.As a leading lady in country music, Kelly Clarkson's blend of strong singing skills and commercial appeal is a difficult combination to master, but we've found five country singers who just might be on her heels very soon. If you like Kelly Clarkson, you're definitely going to love these five singers.
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I'm looking for ideas on building a shop heater. The type made fron 2 55gal barrels stacked. Where the top barrel has pipes.with a blower to distribute the. Heat. I've look online but haven't found detailed instructions on the build and setup. If anyone has one would you explain.
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2/28/13: It is tough to say where Missouri basketball is headed. The team dropped a game to Arkansas late. However, they rebounded and beat #3 ranked Florida at home. Then they lost a close match to Kentucky on national TV. The team is good enough to beat anyone on a given day, but is also undisciplined enough to lose to anyone as well. It does not help that head coach Frank Haith has been named in the NCAA allegations for his time at University of Miami. If the team can finish strong, then they should be in the NCAA tournament in March. But whether or not that happens is anyone's guess.
2/21/13: Theoretically, Mizzou should make the NCAA tournament. The team is 18-7 after losing a close match at Arkansas. However, the team is 7-5 in conference play, and that will not help their standings in the eyes of the NCAA tournament committee. Against Arkansas, the team currently coached by former Missouri basketball coach Mike Anderson, Mizzou played well enough to win, but Jabari Brown's three point attempt at the final buzzer did not fall and Mizzou lost 73 to 71. The Tigers may need a strong conference tournament to influence the committee and make the tournament again.
1/24/13: A bit of a tough week for Mizzou Basketball. While the Tigers took care of business against South Carolina (though they fell behind early), the team was dismantled by Florida over the weekend by more than 20 points. It was a big SEC showdown between two of the three best SEC teams, but apparently Mizzou missed the flight to Gainesville. More troubling is that head coach Frank Haith may be in trouble with the NCAA for recruiting violations stemming from his time as the head coach of Miami. Nothing has happened yet, but this is something Tiger fans should keep an eye on.
1/17/13: Mizzou easily handled Alabama in its first ever SEC conference matchup, but could not replicate the performance on the road against Ole Miss. The Rebels handed the Tigers their third loss of the season, 64-49, as Mizzou struggled to find any sort of rhythem. The Tigers started off on the wrong foot, missing shot after shot and not scoring for the first 6:35 of the game. The team was without their leading scorer, Laurence Bowers - who will be out at least for the next game against Georgia. Tony Criswell, but it was not enough. Mizzou is now 12-3, and will likely drop from their number 10 ranking.
12/27/12: While the Mizzou football team struggled in its first SEC season, the basketball team is excelling. The Tigers are ranked 7th in the nation, and beat long time rival Illinois in the annual Braggin Rights game played in St. Louis. Laurence Bowers scored 23 points, and Phil Pressley added 12 points, 11 assists and seven rebounds to lead Mizzou to a 82-73 win over the 10th ranked Illini. The win was the fourth in a row over Illinois in the series. The Tigers are now 10-1, with the only loss coming to #2 Louisville earlier in the season.
11/29/12: A loss to No. 2 Louisville in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament dropped the Missouri Tigers from No. 13 to No. 15. Louisville controlled the game throughout and forced Mizzou into 23 turnovers en route to a 84-61 drubbing. Louisville earned the right to play the Duke Blue Devils in the tournament final. Mizzou played in the 3rd place game, defeating Virginia Commonwealth University 68-65. Lawrence Bowers led the way again, scoring team highs in both points (14) and rebounds (11). Third place will have to do for now, but the Tigers should have learned what it will take to get through the NCAA tournament from this trial run.
11/22/12: It must be nice doing what you love, and doing it in the Bahamas. The Tigers outlasted the Stanford Cardinal in the first round of the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament, 78-70. Laurence Bowers led the No. 13 Tigers with 19 points, most of which were scored in the second half. He also grabbed 10 boards and added two steals in the win. Mizzou moves on to the semifinals, and will face the winner of the Northern Iowa and No. 2 Louisville game. These are the types of games Mizzou needs to learn how to win now, so they can prepare themselves for the NCAA Tournament come March. And this team expects to be in the Big Dance.
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The daily adventures of a mom of 12 who loves to run and is training hard to see just how good I can be.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
My Secret Identity
As I looked down at my running sock, I smiled without even thinking about it.
And that reaction got me to thinking...
My running clothes make me smile and make me happy, and part of that is because when I pull on my shorts and those socks that I only wear when I am running, it is sort of like putting on my "super suit" and my running me is sort of like a secret identity or alter ego,
When I am out there on the road or the track or even on the treadmill, running 8, 10, 14, 20 or more miles... paying attention to miles, splits, and paces...pushing myself physically and mentally... I am a different Erin than I usually am. I am still me of course, but I am a me that most people wouldn't suspect exists when they see me in my jeans and hoodies, or hear that I am a mom of 12, or just bump into me in the grocery store.
Most people see the "me" that I am most of the time...the me that is happily rocking my Noah, helping kids with homework, joking with teenagers, snuggling Josh, reading scriptures, cleaning dirty floors, doing loads of laundry, working on the computer, cooking meals, paying bills... nurturing, cleaning, organizing, planning.
But in my running clothes, I am another me. I am a dedicated athlete. I am in great physical shape. I am committed. I sweat. I push. I train. I demand much from myself. I work towards goals. I am focused. I am disciplined yet free all at the same time. I am driven. I am strong. I am a runner.
Through running I have found strength that I did not know I had. I have found abilities I did not know I had and have achieved things I never could have imagined were possible. Running has added another dimension to my life and another piece to who I am.
I am still a daughter of God, a wife, a mother, a daughter, a sister, a friend, an adoption coordinator, an eternal optimist, an early riser, a Disney-lover, a homebody, a bookworm, a believer, an advocate, a writer, a chicken, a tender heart, a perfectionist, an animal lover, a cheap date, a hard-worker, a sensitive soul, and lots of other things.
But when I slip on my running clothes... my "super suit"... I am a runner. I am an athlete. And that makes me smile.
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- Emz said...
Well said girl.
- October 25, 2011 at 12:00 PM
- misszippy said...
EMZ took the words right out of my mouth! Great post.
And it occurred to me that you must do laundry every day of the week! ; )
- October 25, 2011 at 12:02 PM
- Katie said...
Great post Super Runner! You are an amazing woman in ALL of your roles. And I would guess that many people see the qualities in you in your everyday life, you see in yourself while running.
- October 25, 2011 at 12:16 PM
- TMB @ RACING WITH BABES said...
Great post! You are amazing in so many ways!
- October 25, 2011 at 12:21 PM
- Jen said...
Thank for sharing this post! I really loved it.
- October 25, 2011 at 12:35 PM
- Candice @ I Have Run said...
Love this for so many reasons! You really are a super woman. So often you remind me that if you can do it, so can I with just my two kids worth of laundry and life.
- October 25, 2011 at 12:46 PM
- Penny said...
Your amazing girl. Great post
- October 25, 2011 at 12:58 PM
- Jen @ Run for Anna said...
Love this post. I think any runner can relate to that special feeling that occurs when we don our running clothes.
- October 25, 2011 at 1:03 PM
- Lacey Sue said...
Amen! It brought a tear to my eye. I know just how you feel. I admire your strength, and all your are able to achieve. You inspire me and so many other "running Moms" to be that SUPER person, to be that athlete when they put on their own "super suits"! Thank you!
- October 25, 2011 at 1:54 PM
- Suz and Allan said...
Wonderful post! You are definitely a Super Woman in my book!
- October 25, 2011 at 2:02 PM
- ryanandginger said...
Love this post. Every time I leave the gym after a great workout and spin I feel like wonder woman. I don't ever look any different, but I sure feel different and I think it's similar to the way you feel.
- October 25, 2011 at 4:40 PM
- JC said...
loved this! I have to admit, when I'm having a hard time getting out of bed for a run or pressed for time and trying to squeeze it into my schedule I often think to myself "well, if Erin can fit it all in, so can I!" :) Thanks for the constant inspiration :)
- October 25, 2011 at 6:17 PM
- LBTEPA said...
I love this post :) My 'public identity' (a mild-mannered conservatively dressed psychologist) is so different from my sweaty 'secret self' :)
- October 25, 2011 at 7:13 PM
- Her Name Is Rio said...
Love this! A moment of "a-ha!" in the midst of laundry, no less. I need some of those moments. I definitely do more than enough laundry (although probably not nearly as much as you, I'm sure!)
- October 25, 2011 at 8:37 PM
- Meaghan said...
Love love love this post. Thank you :)
- October 26, 2011 at 4:21 AM
- Jillienne said...
Erin, as someone who would like to become a runner but is still stuck on the first step what do you recommend? Fav. book, magazine, or piece of advice for those of us who haven't made the leap yet?
- October 26, 2011 at 4:49 AM
- Mallory said...
Awesome post!!
- October 26, 2011 at 7:08 AM
- The Green Girl said...
This post made me smile. A big huge grin. Loved it.
- October 26, 2011 at 7:51 AM
- Jill Will Run said...
Simply wonderful!
- October 26, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- fancy nancy said...
Well said!!! I love when people find out that I'm a runner...Oh I didn't know you run! It is a super suit! Oh and I can't even fathom the amount of laundry you have to do....stops me from complaining about my own!!
- October 26, 2011 at 11:31 AM
- Molly said...
so great and so true!!
- October 26, 2011 at 11:56 AM
- Sherry said...
Yes! Love this so much! :)
- October 26, 2011 at 3:28 PM
- Janice {Run Far} said...
I truly think you are Super mom/Erin/women/runner and if I actually knew you... I'm confident there would be 57 more things to add. You rock girlie!!!!
- October 27, 2011 at 12:30 PM
- Steph said...
I love this post and feel the same way so many times. I never ever thought I would be a runner, and yet by the grace of God, here I am. Love it!
- October 27, 2011 at 2:57 PM
- Andrea H. said...
You go Erin. What an uplifting post. You are truly Super Erin. Your love for running is simply contagious.
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I am renovating an older RV that is made of 4" 3/8 c channel members and has a length of 33'. The original trailer is about 5500# dry weight and I intend to add two 5000# axles and swap out the springs to boost the capacity to 8000# to 9000#. What I am wondering is if the c channel frame can take the extra weight.
I know how to compute simple beam deflection but what I dont know is how to determine the load strength of the C channel beams on the two sides of the frame. I could calculate for a static load at the center of the beam but that would result in massive overkill in design since the load wont be all at one point. So right now I dont know how to calculate it.
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rv frames are designed for even loading
If you try to drive a car on the back of a trailer made from a travel trailer frame, expect problems. The load of a travel trailer is nearly equally spaced along the trailer frame. The travel trailer frame might even get some rigidity and strength from the wood frame trailer box. Cutting it down to 12' or 14' may be ok. Look at some old posts here in the project section.
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RV's generally do get a lot of deflection strength from the box. The steel in a 5,000 Lb travel trailer is generally nothing like the steel in a shorter 5,000 flatbed trailer.
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By: Bob Tarzey, Service Director, Quocirca
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A lot of the talk around the consumerisation of IT focusses on employees using their own devices, installing their own apps and using social media. The trend to bring-your-own (BYO) is at best seen as employees being innovative in the way they use IT and at worse a danger to an organisation's digital assets that needs to be monitored, controlled or blocked. Employers can exercise some level of control over what those dependent on them for their income do with IT systems; this is not so with customers.
In fact, recent Quocirca research[1] shows the extent to which the BYO trend is being exploited more and more by businesses in one particular area—bring-your-own-identity (BYOID). The primary opportunity is the ease of engagement with consumers. The driver for this is to solve one of the oldest issues in the pantheon of IT security issues—how to avoid the problem of users having to manage multiple identities and therefore remember many passwords. In effect, BYOID is outsourcing all the issues involved with establishing and managing identity to third parties.
Most people reading this article will be familiar with the problem and many will likely already be benefiting from BYOID. Most providers of internet services want their regular users to create an account of some sort so the relationship can be deepened for marketing and other commercial purposes. Accounts need logins and that means establishing an identity. However, rather than getting users to create a new identity, many now turn to third party social media sites that the user already has another account with; there are many to choose from: Facebook, Google, Yahoo, Twitter, PayPal etc.
Most of the major social media sites provide widgets and APIs that enable the use of the login credentials the user has for their site as a way of authenticating to another. This is convenient for the consumer as it allows them to more easily register for a service and then of course, when they return at a later date, they are far more likely to remember their credentials if they are the ones they use for their favoured social media site. Indeed, many of their devices may be set to auto log in to such services.
It is good for the social media site as it cements its relationship with users too and raises its profile through exposure on hundreds of other sites. You will likely have seen social login offered as an alternative all over the place, with a patchwork of social media logos. JustGiving, Spotify and The Economist are just a few examples of those offering social login.
For the provider of a new online service there will be whole series of questions about doing this including the veracity of social identities, how to set up and manage them and how to authenticate the actual user behind the identity.
When it comes to veracity, some will worry more than others. A free media service that wants to capture identities for marketing purposes may not care if a few are not real. Users will like the convenience of using a social identity and will be more likely to create an account. Anyway why would someone want to sign up for a free service in someone else's name?
However, as soon as money starts changing hands there is a need to be sure of whom you are dealing with. In fact using social identities actually reduces the problem—making-up an identity on the spot is easier than creating a social identity expressly for the purpose. If it can be established that the account being used has been active for some time and has history of activity that matches that of a genuine user then it is arguably far better to be using social identities than ones created on the fly.
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Social infrastructure services act as brokers, managing the many-to-many relationship between the social media sites and those providing services that want to enable social login. Social infrastructure services enable a retailer, charity, media company etc. to establish a single view of their customers regardless of how they login—providing a basic form of customer relationship management (CRM).
Using such services it is possible to establish a high level of confidence that a real person is being dealt with. In fact, far more so than if someone had just made up a username and password. The next question is when someone logs in with a social identity how do you know that in this instance the user is the owner of that identity? Authentication is only as good as that offered by the social media site itself. Some now offer two factor authentication as an option and have auto-logout settings. Remember, the competition here is ad hoc usernames and passwords scribbled on scraps of paper.
So far this article has focussed primarily on the consumer. However, for many organisations the need to manage external identity goes well beyond this. There are also external business users, the employees of partners and customers—these are business-to-business relationships. Quocirca's research shows that in some cases social identities are being used here too. However, there are other sources of identity that come into play, including the other business's own directories, the membership lists of professional bodies, government databases and so on.
To manage all this requires a federated identity management system which can bring together identities from all sources and manage them via a single interface. This may include employees as well as third party users, many of whom will access common applications (for example supply chain systems). To this end many of the big identity management providers such as CA, Oracle, IBM and Intel/McAfee have adapted their systems to work from multiple identity sources.
Having a unified identity and access management system, regardless of the sources of identity, eases reporting for security and compliance purposes, enables the creation of common policies across disparate user communities and makes it easier to implement single sign on (SSO) systems. SSO solves the business equivalent of the consumer problem described earlier, the user having to remember multiple usernames and passwords for different systems.
SSO also helps solve another growing problem for businesses; controlling access to web-based services. The problem here is if a business uses Google Apps or Microsoft Office 365 for document management, salesforce.com for CRM, SuccessFactors for HR and so on, enabling every employee for each one and, perhaps more importantly, ensuring access is de-provisioned when they leave, is much easier if all access is provided via an SSO portal. This has led to the emergence of a host of new identity and access management vendors including Ping Identity, Okta, SaaS-ID and Symplified (the last of which has a partnership with Symantec).
Many of these are offering SSO and identity and access management as cloud based services (IAMaaS) the benefits of which are outlined in Quocirca's recent report[1]; if the users can be anywhere and the applications are in the cloud, why not the SSO system too? The big identity vendors are adapting their products as well, for example CA's CloudMinder can be deployed as purely an on-demand service or linked with existing on-premise systems creating a hybrid deployment.
Looking to the future we can speculate that we may all get more ownership of our digital identities as time goes by. As consumers we can already increasingly choose to use a favoured social identity and with education we can understand how to protect and harden it. Actually we are quite used to this in the off-line world. Most people have a passport and understand the need to care for and protect that.
This raises an interesting point. When you turn up at a new employer they do not issue you with a passport for business travel; you use your own. Perhaps in the future employees will provide employers with their favoured digital identities. It may not be long before you are accessing your employer's IT systems and applications using your Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter identity. When that happens the age of BYOID will truly have arrived.
[1] "Digital identities and the open business", Quocirca, Feb 2013, this is a free report available on request from Quocirca downloadable at this link: https://www.ca.com/gb/register/forms/collateral/Quocirca-European-Research-Digital-Identities-and-the-Open-Business.aspx
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Great articles, very informative and accurate.
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I think bring-your-own-identity (BYOID) is an important concept, but in the end of the day it should always be about data security. Data security on smart mobile devices is a difficult issue, especially with the use of apps. Some companies are combating this issue with their own data security apps. Example, we are developing our own app for our employees and doctors, using the Tigertext Tigerconnect API for HIPAA compliant texting and Dropbox integration, this will allow an increase in security and compliance but not burden the users will a lot of security protocols and restrictions. The other benefit is that it will work across OS and platforms weather it is BYOD or COPE. I think the trucking companies are going to have to be innovative with their BYOD policies and technologies in order to give drives that flexibility they need and give the companies the security they need.
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Pierogi Heaven
Delivery Only
Delivery $3.00 - $4.00 depending on your location
Minimum $20.00
Pierogi Heaven
Delivery Only
Delivery $3.00
Minimum $20.00
Flo and Santos
Delivery Only
Delivery $3.00
Minimum $15.00
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