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First Call Plumbing Offer Tips for Choosing the Right Water Heater for …
December 9, 2012 by Jeff
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Ft Worth, TX (PRWEB) December 08, 2012
The holiday season seems to be the time of year that water heaters spring a leak. Gone are the days of simple choices of hot water heaters. First Call Plumbers offers Ft Worth homeowners money saving tips to help you choose the right one.
The rising cost of electricity and natural gas have promoted the development of new technologies in the water heater industry. The plumbers from First Call Plumbing in Ft Worth are trained and experienced in all the latest water heater breakthroughs that will save Ft Worth residents money and provided all the hot water needed.
Water Heater Choices
Homeowners and commercial property managers in Ft Worth, TX now have choices when it comes to making hot water. Many of these options did not exist a few years ago.
First Call Plumbers offers much more than the standard, builder's grade, storage tank water heater. Cheap water heaters are the type that most plumbers will quote in their advertising. But, they cost more to operate according to consumer groups and the experience of First Call Plumbers.
Plumbers are not salesmen so they don't do a good job of explaining why it's not wise to buy a cheap water heater. On the other hand, a top rated plumber wants a well educated client and will do whatever it takes to help homeowners and commercial property managers learn that they need to know about today's water heaters.
Types of Water Heaters Available in Ft Worth
Residents of Ft Worth can get a water heater that will produce unlimited amounts of hot water. They are known as a tankless water heaters. Homeowners can have a solar water heater installed with a back-up gas or electric storage tank water heater. And there are heat pump assisted, electric and gas water heaters known as hybrid water heaters. All of these will lower the cost of making hot water, but at a steep, up-front price.
The bottom line is that First Call Plumbing's experience has shown that paying a few dollars more for a upgraded, storage tank water heater is the best option for most families in Ft Worth.
Upgrading to a tankless water heater is a viable option for families that use large quantities of hot water, but the upfront costs are much higher than a storage tank unit. Solar and hybrid technology are good for special situations.
First Call Plumbers of Ft Worth believes that now is a good time to to do some research. Homeowners should research the different types of water heaters available before the old one starts leaking. Call a local plumbing contractor and have them do a site inspection to see what the actual costs would be to upgrade to a tankless or even a solar water heater.
Brands to research include:
2. A.O. Smith
3. State Industries
4. Rheem
5. Rinnai
6. Noritz
7. Navien
8. Bosch
Top Savings Tip: Spending a Few Dollars More Buys a Lot More Water Heater
Water heater warranties vary for 3 to 12 years. When choosing to stick with a conventional, storage tank water heater, First Call Plumber in Ft Worth suggests going with a model that has the longer warranty. They cost just a little more than the cheap, builder's grade model.
An upgrade water heater will have better heating elements, in the case of electric water heaters, or better burners, in gas water heaters. This will greatly speed the recovery time, making more hot water available. They should also have more insulation, also lowering utility costs.
Heating water for residential usage represents the second largest consumption of energy in the home, right behind heating and air conditioning. First Call Plumbers also says to look for the ENERGY STAR® label. The DOE established the ENERGY STAR® program for residential water heaters. City Plumber offers a wide variety of models that are ENERGY STAR® qualified.
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The California Department of Food and Agriculture's (CDFA) Agricultural Statistics Service has released the crop production forecast for December.
Cotton - Upland cotton production in California is forecast at 1.75 million bales, unchanged from the Nov. 1 forecast, but up 17 percent from last year. Harvested acreage of 557,000 resulted in a yield of 1,508 pounds per acre. American Pima cotton production is forecast at 650,000 bales, up 75 percent from the 2003 crop, but unchanged from last month. With harvested acreage at 219,000 acres, the yield is forecast at 1,425 pounds per acre.
As of Dec. 1, harvest continued, but only a few thousand acres remained unharvested. Recent dry weather allowed many growers to rapidly harvest the last of their cotton. Quality, however, remained an issue. A great deal of cotton harvested after the rain began may be categorized as "discount."
Dry edible beans - Dry edible bean production is forecast to be 1.30 million hundredweight, 7 percent below last year. Harvested acreage of 65,000 decreased 13 percent from last year. The overall yield of 2,000 pounds per acre is up 7 percent from the 2003 crop. Lack of rain on the Central Coast early in the year reduced some local yields, but steady growth and development were observed in many dry bean fields during the growing season. Heavy rains in late October and early November, however, delayed harvest and drove some operators to disk in some beans.
Production forecasts are released on a monthly basis and do not reflect final production estimates. The next production forecast will be issued Jan. 12, 2005.

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i am always telling my students and those i mentor that the most obvious and best projects are just at your front door….so it is a concept i endorse and have indeed lived…yet, i need to re-learn it all the time and the subtleties therein…so sure, it was clear and obvious that i would two years ago launch on a drive across country and do medium format work on American Family…keyed off all the work i had done on my own family…good idea, and i moved on it…what never occurred to me until a combo of the family exhibit in Madrid last spring (which i viewed as a work in progress at the time) and something my son Bryan said to me yesterday, is that i was indeed "done" with this project after taking the very first picture….after all, isn't a family album complete even if there is only one picture in it ? how many pictures does a family album make? everyone always asks me regarding projects "how do you know when you are finished?"….my usual answer is that you just "know"…you simply feel it is done…
the incredible revelation for me on this one was that i was finished as soon as i started….so, i am done….
in other words it is a movable feast…always a work in progress and always ready to be shown at any time…..for this one there could never be an end and at any point it is finished…i can do a 15 print show as i did in Madrid , or a 100 print show , or a 1,000 print show using the contact sheets alone , or a combo and with hard copy albums and big prints and videos, well, the whole bit……a two book boxed set…one of my own family who i have documented since 13 til yesterday….and the other the med format work of families from all over my country….this of course could have no end internationally once i complete the U.S. work.
my love of family and extended family runs deep…my relationships at Burn, Magnum, NatGeo, are akin to familial bonds (often with all the drama to go with it!!)…that will lead to yet another book (trilogy?) no joke just called "Photographers (i have known)" for i have religiously documented them (i have everybody) as well and all of my students and Burn audience etc etc etc…for those of you who have met me, i most likely have taken your picture, right?…..so this work is family as well…
Sally Mann Charlottesville, Virginia 2008
so, forget all of my pictures of the world ….what will be important is all the work i did "on the side"…the family snaps…yup, those will be IT i am sure….knowing that now makes me wish i had tried harder…but, i guess that is the whole point…i didn't TRY…it simply happened….
this simple revelation is of course totally a game in my head…nothing physical has changed…nothing has happened…EXCEPT the way i am thinking about something….a something that was right in front of me…yet this, as we all know IS everything…for those of you who have studied with me, this is a real work in progress right before your eyes….just as Road Trips and Burn have been as well…i am sure you can all see it…and feel it…there is no way to beat that which is organic…authenticity is the benchmark…
as we swing into the holiday season and the end of 2010, reflection is always our mantra….throwing out that which does not work and moving towards things which do….i doubt any of us get it exactly right, but willingness to change and push new initiatives forward is after all our being….
are you finishing something up or starting something new? or both?
yes, my holiday lights are up all year…they get blown around in the wind, fall down, get skewed, a real work in progress….just like me..


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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers are still on for their game Sunday at MetLife Stadium as recovery efforts continue in devastated New Jersey following Superstorm Sandy.
The NFL confirmed on Saturday that the matchup is still scheduled for its 4:25 p.m. kickoff Sunday afternoon. Gov. Chris Christie did not address the game during a briefing Saturday, and a spokesman deferred questions about it to the league.
Christie and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell spoke on Friday.
The New York City Marathon, also scheduled for Sunday, has been canceled — although the New York Knicks opened their season on Friday night at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan and the Brooklyn Nets were playing Saturday night.
Given the gas shortage in the state, and the lack of mass transit available, the Giants have urged fans to carpool.


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By Suzi Parker
LITTLE ROCK, Ark (Reuters) - Arkansas adopted the most restrictive abortion law in the United States on Wednesday, mostly banning the procedure after 12 weeks of pregnancy as both houses of the state legislature overrode the governor's veto.
The law, the Arkansas Human Heartbeat Protection Act, will likely go into effect in August, if it survives expected legal challenges.
The Republican-controlled House voted 56-33 on Wednesday to override the veto by Democratic Governor Mike Beebe, which followed the state Senate's override on Tuesday. In Arkansas, lawmakers can override a veto with a simple majority vote.
Arkansas will have the earliest abortion ban in the country, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a research group that supports abortion rights.
The measure prohibits most abortions at about 12 weeks of pregnancy, once a fetal heartbeat can be detected by a standard ultrasound. It includes exemptions for rape, incest, danger to the life of the mother and major fetal conditions. Doctors who violate the prohibition would have their licenses revoked by the state medical board.
"This bill seeks to limit those abortions that are done for birth-control purposes," said Jerry Cox, president of Family Council of Arkansas, which supports the measure. "This is the strongest pro-life bill passed in Arkansas since the (Supreme) Court handed down the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973."
Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Action Fund, said her group was deeply disappointed.
"The majority of Arkansans — and the majority of Americans — don't want politicians involved in a woman's personal medical decisions about her pregnancy," she said.
Battles over abortion in the United States have largely shifted from the federal courts to statehouses.
States in 2011 passed a record-breaking number of new abortion restrictions, 92, and in 2012 passed the second-highest number, 43, according to Guttmacher.
This year, for example, the Indiana Senate passed a bill that would make the state the ninth to require an ultrasound prior to an abortion.
In Arkansas, the fetal heartbeat bill was one of several bills introduced by Republicans this year seeking to restrict abortion. This is the first time the party has controlled both chambers since the Reconstruction era following the Civil War.
Under another law that took effect February 28, Arkansas bans most abortions after 20 weeks. That measure also became law after legislators overrode the governor's veto.
In both of his veto override letters, Beebe questioned the constitutionality of the bills. He said the bills contradicted the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling that legalized abortion until a fetus could viably survive outside the womb. A fetus is generally considered viable at 22 to 24 weeks.
The ACLU of Arkansas was expected to challenge the 12-week ban in court.
Holly Dixon, an attorney with the ACLU of Arkansas, said that if the 12-week ban is successfully challenged in court, then the 20-week ban would still stand.
Previous Arkansas law limited abortions after 25 weeks.
Laurie Lee, a resident of Cabot, Arkansas, said that the newly passed 12-week law is a reflection of the will of the people of the state.
"I am encouraged as a woman and a mom," she said. "I'm thankful to the men and women of the Arkansas legislature for standing on the promises they made to Arkansans to vote according to the views and morals of the citizens they represent."
But in Little Rock, Karen Sykes said she believed the law was overreaching.
"When I chose to have a baby out of wedlock, I didn't ask the government if it was OK, because it was none of their business," Sykes said. "Arkansas women are intellectually and emotionally capable of making our own decisions."
(Reporting by Suzi Parker; Editing by Corrie MacLaggan, Gary Hill, Leslie Adler, Steve Orlofsky and Lisa Shumaker)


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Reanna's Joshua Tree Trailer Kitchen
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- What makes your small kitchen so cool:
- Our kitchen is tiny but very efficient. I love the view from the wrap-around window, and that we did the entire renovation ourselves. 80 sq feet is not the whole story though: our fridge, chest freezer and solar cooker are outside.
- Describe a challenge you've overcome or a smart resource you've found for your kitchen.:
- My husband lived in the trailer as a teenager. In the 20 intervening years it had acquired some water damage, the green shag rug was full of sand, and rats had spent time quality time in it. He resealed the whole trailer on the outside, installed new flooring and painted the whole thing, all in time to move in just a couple weeks before our wedding. Subsequent projects include the peg rails in the cupboard, the magnetic spice jars and the vertical dish rack.
- What's your favorite meal to cook here?:
- At the height of summer it's too hot to turn on the stove during the day, so I like to make all kinds of salads. I also love to have a jar or two of sauerkraut and kefir fermenting in the cupboards.


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Jennifer Garner: Busy Lady!
Jennifer Garner carries her adorable daughter Seraphina to the car on Friday (December 9) in Santa Monica, Calif.
The 39-year-old pregnant actress had a busy day! In the morning she attended parent teacher conferences with her hubby Ben Affleck, then spent some quality time with Seraphina before picking up Violet for her karate class.
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The day before, Jen caught up on some Christmas shopping at a local clothing store.
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Sun, surf, beaches and theme parks abound on this Florida adventure
Enjoy yourself to the max as you travel from New Orleans down to Miami. Skip your way down the white sandy beaches in Panama City and Key West, sampling Key Lime Pie and icy cold drinks as you go. Enjoy the high-octane thrills that come with the territory in Orlando – with an optional trip to Universal Studios or Disney World – before hobnobbing with the beautiful people at a bar or restaurant in sunny Miami. This Florida adventure in the orange capital of the world will leave you tanned, relaxed and refreshed.
The city of New Orleans is notorious for its rich culture, music and nightlife. See the iconic French and Spanish Creole architecture and enjoy music in the city where jazz was born
Summon your inner child in Orlando with a visit to Universal Studios or Disney World
The tropical island of Key West may be known for its idyllic snorkelling and diving spots, but its also home to the delicious key lime pie. You'll have enough free time to search out the best pie in town, even if every shop in the Keys claims to sell the original recipe
Throw yourself into Miami's world famous nightlife. The city's Cuban population, beachside setting and balmy nights set a sultry scene
Soak up the sun on Panama City Beach and paddle in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. If you're looking for space to spread out, there's 27 miles of white sandy beach to do it on
This is a participatory trip. That's a fancy way of saying you're not just along for the ride – you're part of a team! You know the phrase 'the more you put in, the more you get out'. Well that's extra true on this trip. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves and help out with camp activities like food prep and washing up. It's all about giving your new travel mates a hand – everyone knows there's nothing worse than trying to put up a tent on your own!
That teamwork also extends to our optional food kitty of approximately US$10 per day, run to cover the cost of meals. This kitty saves you worrying about stuff like where to get food or what exactly sales tax is, and actually helps keep your costs down. Instead of paying individually as you go, it means we can bulk purchase items and cook our own food – though there's always the chance to use it for the occasional pizza night! The kitty is optional and for your convenience, so if you've got specific dietary requirements you can opt out and purchase (and cook) your own food.
The United States is a world of endless possibilities – that's why our Basix trips are designed so they fit together as (not quite endless) combinations. That means while you might just be starting your trip, some of your new travel mates may have been travelling together for a week or more (and so have some great tips for you). You can see how our trips fit together and all the different possible combinations at www.intrepidtravel.com/brochures. Simply click view/download on the North America brochure and look at the combo map on page 12.
On this trip you'll be spending a fair amount of time in a van with other travellers, so conditions may feel a little cramped. This is all part of the adventure, however, and you might even make some long-term friends.
Travel times between some destinations can be long and tiring, taking between five and eight hours in some instances.
The weather in Key West can be extremely hot and humid, so it's a good idea to bring sun protection and drink plenty of water. Although hurricanes are less common during the summer, they do come through in August occasionally.
As we'll be travelling between multiple locations at a fairly quick pace, there won't be too much time spent at Panama City Beach. While there will be some time to relax on the beach, you won't get a full day here.
Although there's no age limit, this trip tends to attract travellers in their early 20s, so it's a good idea to consider whether this atmosphere is right for you.
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Information security has always been an important concern, but the growth and development of e-business has intensified the problem. Companies' e-business applications target the external world as users, so external users can now access applications and databases that were once the exclusive domains of trusted users. Companies also use releases of Web-accessible software that vendors speed to market after only a brief quality-assurance testing period. This software often includes new functionality that contains many vulnerabilities. Consequently, e-business has increased the opportunities for computer hackers and other malicious users to vandalize systems and steal information. Many of the widely published attacks on information systems in 2002 and 2003 have targeted database servers. In addition, the annual Computer Security Institute (CSI) and FBI Computer Crime and Security Survey—available at http://www.gocsi.com—consistently shows that most serious information-security breaches occur from within organizations. When you couple increasing external assaults with growing internal misbehavior, the case for more effective application and database security becomes clear.
The most important piece of application security is protecting and maintaining the integrity of application data—a major undertaking that requires security staff to work closely with DBAs and application developers. Guarding the data includes protecting against unauthorized use, theft, and poisoning of the data (injecting false information or compromising the integrity of the information), as well as managing privacy concerns and regulatory requirements. The data elements—the crown jewels of any organization—are almost always stored within relational databases such as SQL Server. Therefore, taking extra security precautions around SQL Server databases takes on new urgency. One of these precautions can be the installation of an SQL firewall. This article explains how SQL firewalls can enhance your application security and shows how you can implement them as part of an overall security program.
An Important Security Layer
Good security architecture consists of a set of security layers that protect components within your enterprise, and most companies have already adopted a variety of basic security measures. Writing safe application code—code that developers have systematically debugged, tested in various environments, and validated for correctness—is a crucial first step. Using that code safely and successfully in many different scenarios is an important follow-up. Savvy organizations also set up good SQL Server controls (e.g., controls on database-user access and password use in networked applications) and appropriately use traditional perimeter security products such as firewalls to segregate access between different subnets. As an additional security layer, you can install an SQL firewall to protect your application data. Note that an SQL firewall doesn't replace the security you already have in place; instead, an SQL firewall augments the measures you've adopted to make your servers more secure.
New Risks and Exposures
Let's look at a sample e-commerce problem that can occur when the most basic security layer—safe coding—is deficient. The new functionality that Web services, one of today's hottest technologies, brings to organizations can also increase your data vulnerability. Web services opens up huge potential for Web-based system interoperability, letting companies expose internal functions and transactions to other systems—both internal and external. Developers can expose functions such as Web services in many different ways, some of which are simple but unsafe. For example, XML for SQL Server 2000 Web releases (SQLXML) extend the built-in capabilities of SQL Server with technology to create XML Web services from SQL Server stored procedures. When you use SQLXML, you can call a stored procedure named, for example, sp_update_company_customers by using the XML template that Listing 1 shows.
This template makes building a stored procedure-based Web service easy—too easy. The original developer probably wrote the sp_update_company_customers stored procedure for use only from within a database application and in controlled environments. Let's assume that the sp_update_company_customers stored procedure uses the company name and updates all customers from that company by concatenating the company name to the WHERE clause. After a developer builds a new Web service around this stored procedure, anyone can call sp_update_company_customers from anywhere. A clever hacker can call this Web service and pass a query string such as ACME, with DROP TABLE customers as the argument, deleting a lot of data and probably bringing down the entire system.
Clearly, the designers of the described stored procedure and Web service should have done a better job of validating input and implementing an application-specific security check within the stored procedure. However, most system attacks, including the class of buffer-overflow problems that Microsoft products such as SQL Server have experienced, take advantage of unchecked parameters that result when developers take shortcuts. So, although a well-designed, well-coded, and well-tested application theoretically can be highly secure, current best security practices mandate the use of additional security layers that are external to the applications and that can augment good coding habits.
Content Firewalls: Implementing Security In-Depth
Most companies already have installed perimeter products such as traditional firewalls and intrusion detection systems (IDS) as additional security layers. Traditional firewalls function at a TCP/IP level and inspect only headers of TCP, IP, UDP, and other network-level protocols to determine which packets to allow through. Therefore, traditional firewalls block access only to certain ports and IP addresses because this type of information is the only kind available in the header. If you want to protect data that's entering or leaving your system, you need content-level, network-based firewalls, which inspect the entire packet, including the data payload, to determine whether a request is allowed. A traditional firewall inspects only about 10 percent of a typical packet, as Figure 1 shows, but a content firewall typically inspects much more information—almost 100 percent of the packet contents—in making its accept or reject determination.
Because content firewalls inspect the data payload, you can use them to implement security policies that are based on business rules and semantic concepts. This approach to security is much more powerful than simple reliance on blocking ports and IP addresses. You could have prevented a hacker from injecting a DROP TABLE customers string as an argument into the sp_update_company_customers stored procedure by using an XML or SQL firewall to inspect the packet contents. Many other kinds of content firewalls can exist, depending on the protocol that you use to make the requests.
An XML firewall inspects packets that come through the Web server and extracts XML fragments, parsing the XML in the fragments and applying the security rules you've set up based on elements, typing information, and data within the tags. Content firewalls sit inline with the communications streams they control. For example, SQL firewalls sit between the application server and the database server, as Figure 2 shows. In this figure, the application code running within the application server connects to the database not only through a conventional firewall that is part of the demilitarized zone (DMZ) but also through an SQL firewall. The SQL firewall's primary role is to protect the most important asset in most enterprises—the application data stored in the database. Like XML firewalls, SQL firewalls provide content-level inspection, but they inspect the SQL code that accesses and modifies the database rather than messages that come into the Web server.
How SQL Firewalls Work
Applications need to access and modify data that resides in the database, so you need firewalls that let you define and enforce data access and security policies. SQL firewalls compare the SQL code (regardless of the SQL dialect) that travels within network packets with your access-control rules, which limit which database client, application, and database user can perform which commands on which database objects. SQL firewalls can distinguish between authorized and unauthorized requests because they dissect the Net-Library and Tabular Data Stream (TDS) protocols and use advanced parsers to recreate the T-SQL. These processes verify a user's authorization (or lack thereof) to access a specific database object when the user enters the session from a specific application deployed at a specific IP address.
Figure 3 shows the main activities that an SQL firewall needs to perform in order to do full request authorization. The first task an SQL firewall performs is analyzing the TCP/IP stream to track the entire client session. The firewall needs to defragment these packets to compensate for packet fragmentation that occurs at the network level. Then, the firewall extracts the Net-Library packets from the TCP/IP stream. Next, the firewall extracts the TDS Protocol Data Units (PDUs), a step that again might include defragmentation, because SQL requests can involve lengthy commands that might not fit in a single Net-Library or TCP/IP packet. The dissector is a component that receives the defragmented packets and extracts the SQL string. This string is the input to the parser. In the case of a SQL Server stream, the string is the input to the T-SQL parser, which can process the full T-SQL grammar and needs to support multiple SQL Server releases. Note that because different SQL Server releases include slightly different T-SQL constructs, any enterprise-built SQL firewall needs to include a sophisticated parser that can support those different constructs. For example, even if you deploy only SQL Server 2000, your firewall must include a parser that supports SQL Server 7.0 because a client might use a SQL Server 7.0 driver, which generates traffic that uses SQL Server 7.0 T-SQL commands. However, if your organization runs multiple database platforms, you might need several different parsers. For example, you need separate parsers to process SQL Server T-SQL dialects and Oracle PL/SQL dialects.
The parser output is a full parse tree (a collection of nodes, each representing a piece of the SQL such as an operator, function, or value), which reflects all the SQL grammar. To determine whether the SQL fully conforms to your security policy, the firewall compares this parse tree with the rules you've devised. For example, your policy might let users execute SELECT operations but not UPDATE operations. Generally, the policy lets you define permissions based on who is issuing the request (database user), what content the user is trying to access (object), where the object is located (database and schema, as well as IP and network source), how the object is being used (SQL command), when the request is being made (time of day), and in complex implementations, even why the request is being made.
In the sp_update_company_customers example, an SQL firewall could easily enforce a rule that an argument passed to the sp_update_company_customers database can't include the DROP command. Further, an SQL firewall can limit or prohibit the use of any Data Definition Language (DDL) command because production application servers (as opposed to development servers) don't usually send DDL commands to the database. If a production application server is attempting this atypical operation, an SQL injection attack might be underway or an attacker might have compromised the application server to make changes to the database. An SQL firewall can even enforce a security rule that prevents a stored procedure's parameters from including any command except the SELECT command, making the database data read-only for certain users or scenarios. In addition, the firewall can go one step further: It can restrict the use of the SELECT command by table. In fact, SQL firewalls can block all SQL injection attacks and data access from illegitimate applications and sources.
Implementing SQL Firewalls
Content firewalls aren't appropriate in every situation. Like any other component in your infrastructure, content firewalls can be costly and complex. Content firewalls have been available for less than a year, so they tend to be relatively expensive compared with traditional firewalls—as much as 100 percent higher. Because content firewalls haven't yet become commodities, pricing isn't well published and is typically custom-fitted for each customer. However, you can expect to pay between $10,000 and $200,000 to secure your environment, depending on how many databases and networks you need to protect. (See the sidebar "Sample SQL Firewall Products" for information that can help you start researching available products.)
SQL firewalls are additional components of your network and require setup, administration, and maintenance. You also need to define the security policies for the firewall to follow. Because content firewalls deal with elements that are at an application level rather than at a network level, you should expect high implementation time—between 1 and 4 months—mostly for setting up security policies based on application-access patterns. During setup, you need to involve multiple groups, including the security, data, and application teams. Depending on the methodology you use, setup can be application-specific or generic. Application-specific policies include rules specific to the application tables and stored procedures you're securing, whereas a generic security policy follows general best practices such as limiting a database user's access to one application and a small number of IP addresses. Application-specific controls provide more security then generic controls but can easily expand the implementation time, depending on the number of applications you want to protect.
Content firewalls typically sit in-line between your application and database. This means that any communication between the application and the database must pass through the firewall. Installing a firewall creates not only an additional level of security but also an additional point of failure. Therefore, for mission-critical systems, you need at least two content firewalls to create a redundant configuration. In addition, firewalls carry inherent latency (small as it may be), which adds to the end-to-end system response time. Finally, whenever you perform a major upgrade (e.g., when you migrate your databases to the next SQL Server release), you also need to upgrade the parser components because major releases almost always involve a change to the underlying protocols, changes to the T-SQL grammar, or both.
Is an SQL Firewall Right for You?
Enterprises should view SQL and other content firewalls as an additional layer of security rather than as a replacement for built-in application security. Your application still needs to validate content when the content enters the application as arguments and when it exits as data sets. Likewise, SQL firewalls don't replace the security features within SQL Server; they augment them. Unless your organization has invested many years of effort in security-aware development practices and intensive security testing, consider adding a content firewall as an external level of protection.


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Posted on January 24, 2014
Nowadays, of course, it's all so easy. You raise your phone and take a picture. The result is a digital masterpiece which you immediately file into the proper folder. What's that? Oh, you're GOING to set up your folders and sort your kitty pictures from the snow pictures from those pictures your friends took of you after that fifteenth glass of egg nog at the Christmas party.
Of course you are, my friend. Of course you are. Just the way your parents sat you all down every Saturday evening in your youth so you could pull out the shoeboxes of family pictures and have a funfilled evening pasting them in…now you tell one.
Yes, it's true. A lot of folks have shoeboxes of family photos. Not to mention the scrapbooks with bulging covers: bulging not because the books have been filled, but because generations have tucked all those envelopes of family snapshots inside, planning to organize, arrange, and caption them one cold, snowy day.
How many photo albums did you work on, during that first full week of January, when the temperature dropped below any level seen in 25 years, and we had more snow in one day than we had in most of January last year? Yup. Thought so.
Now, I get in a lot of books with the answer: throw it all away. If you're never going to sort, classify, and deal with your memories, they're useless. Useless is ONE of the words I use to describe these books.
I have a more unusual box, myself. It is filled with the snapshots and family pictures that I find in books donated to the Book Fair. These have been saved for several reasons. First, there is a chance that somebody will remember them, and call to see if I threw away the pictures from their family trip to Berwyn. Second, I am demented. Not everybody would have put that second, but this is my blog.
Third, I have always cherished a modest little money-making project. See, we also get a lot of empty photo albums and scrapbooks donated to the fair. A bunch of these are those wretched "Magic Page" books, where you put your item on the page, put the plastic over it, and magically weld it to the page. This does a great deal of long-range damage but look on the bright side. By that time you'll be dead.
The thing is that I wonder if one couldn't turn photo albums into an art form. Over here I have a few hundred pictures without captions or labels, except for a date the drugstore put in the margin. And over here I have a bunch of empty albums. Let us assume that somewhere else are glue and blank labels and a pen.
It works on the same principle as scrapbooking, only one is not fettered by the demands of reality, or even of knowing who's in these old pictures. I'll just start at one end and work my way through, creating a new and marketable family album with pages devoted to
"Last Pic of Aunt Booney Before the Morals Charges"
"Uncle Ryan Was Probably Already Plotting How to Dispose of the Body"
"You'd Never Guess What he Did To Her Just After We Took the Picture"
"This is the Tree Where Henry Hid the Bottles"
"We Could Never Get a Picture of Lois Except When She'd Had a Few"
"I'm the Only One in this Picture with Underwear On."
I could do several, not limiting myself to "Family Album". The next volume could be "College Days", or "Our Vacation", or even, for use with the scariest pictures, "Memorable Book Fair Characters". Any one of these books would make a mint. (The whole set might make a Butterfinger and two Heath Bars.)


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Mike Tomlin has been making calls gathering info on Todd Haley. Could emerge as OC candidate with Steelers #insideslant
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Mike Tomlin has been making calls gathering info on Todd Haley. Could emerge as OC candidate with Steelers #insideslant
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Pittsburgh Steelers linebackers coach Keith Butler agreed to a new contract with the team on Monday, one day before he was scheduled to interview with the Indianapolis Colts for their vacant defensive coordinator position, according to league sources.
Smith: Recent hires don't quite fit
There have been a flurry of new hires around the NFL. And while Jason Smith doesn't dislike any of them, he writes that some could have been matched better to their situations. More ...
Meanwhile, former Kansas City Chiefs head coach Todd Haley could emerge as a candidate for Pittsburgh's offensive coordinator position, league sources said.
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin has been making calls around the league and inquiring about Haley, who had been in talks with the Arizona Cardinals as well.
Haley has strong ties to the Pittsburgh area and the Rooney family. Pittsburgh is looking to replace Bruce Arians, who is joining the Colts.
Butler's contract had expired, although he had been in negotiations with the Steelers. He is highly respected and has long been viewed as the successor to LeBeau, who goes year-to-year on his contracts but is showing no signs of slowing down.
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The news of Todd Haley being considered for the the OC job is intriguing.
If we hire him I have only one request of Mr. Rooney...
NO "OLD STYLE" OFFENSE. We play in the 21st century NFL, not in leather helmets. Let Roethlisberger soar and bring the run game up to the passing games level...not bringing the pass game down in any way.
I'm just not completely sold on Todd Haley. He completely lost that team in KC this year. Now granted he lost his starting QB and RB and had a rash of injuries but still. I'm not completely thumbs down but I'm not doing dances just yet.
I'm for Haley being our OC, But imma tell yaw now Ben will want a trade watch what i tell ya, Ben said back when Cowher was coach that he does not do well when he is yelled at, and haley loves to yell at his QB's Haley said he is from the Bill Parcells tree and that's how he is, If and i hope we do hire Haley get ya ready...
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CLEMSON — For an offensive coordinator, Chad Morris has been forced to speak defensively a couple of times this season.
When Clemson (6-1, 4-1 ACC) slogged its way to victories despite slow scoring starts in the past month, the scrutiny was muted. However, defeat is the ultimate microscope, and Morris is aggravated with what he sees on the field.
"I'm not going to sugarcoat anything. I'm not going to lie to anybody. We didn't get it done. Period. Didn't get it done," Morris said. "We've got to find a way to go get it done. And we will."
Tough starts at North Carolina State and vs. Boston College didn't deter the Tigers' march to No. 3 in the country. But when Clemson got hammered, 51-14, Saturday night by Florida State, the ranking plummeted to No. 9, the national championship dreams (and likely conference hopes as well) vanished, and the floodgates opened for Morris to unleash his most biting criticism of the year Monday morning.
"Just simple mistakes that we're making. We're about as simple as we can be offensively right now," Morris said. "We're unable to really push the envelope forward right now. It's just a base offense, to be honest with you."
Morris said senior left tackle Brandon Thomas "is playing really well. Extremely well. Dominating well."
Other than Thomas, Morris has a bone to pick with the entire offense, which has scored a total of 10 points in its last two first halves.
"There's 10 other positions out there that are not playing well at all," Morris said. "We're very much an equal opportunity employer around here. It is very much equally spread that we got one guy playing well and 10 guys not. It's hard to get in any consistent flow. We're, what, seven games into it? That's what's disheartening right now. We've got to get it together."
Tigers tight end Stanton Seckinger fumbled after the catch on the first play from scrimmage, and quarterback Tajh Boyd also coughed up the ball on a rollout that resulted in FSU defensive end Mario Edwards' return for a touchdown, giving the Seminoles a quick 17-0 lead.
"I don't think we gave ourselves a chance. We didn't give our fans a chance outside the first quarter to really be involved to help us out," Morris said. "You spot anybody a free gimme on the first play of the game, or a free walk-in touchdown, I don't care who you're playing, and definitely a team of that caliber, it's tough to overcome those kinds of things."
Boyd played his worst game in two years, completing just 17 of 37 passes for 156 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions.
"It all starts and ends with the quarterback," Morris said. "We wouldn't be in the position we're in today, or where this program has been over the last two years without what Tajh Boyd has done for us. We all have seen that. We've seen him play at his best, we've seen him struggle at times, and be able to find his way and get back on track, and that's what you're going to see with him.
"He hurts as much as anybody, if not more than everybody. He knows it wasn't his best performance; unfortunately, it was a big stage. He just didn't play well."
The reigning ACC player of the year has a 7-5 record against ranked opponents, but four of those losses have been against Florida State and South Carolina. In those four games, Boyd has completed 46.8 percent of his passes for 164.8 yards per game, with six touchdowns and six interceptions.
"He understands being the quarterback for Clemson is a big deal," Morris said. "There's a lot of good things that come along with it. He gets a lot of credit, a lot of undue credit, maybe credit he shouldn't have gotten. It comes with the territory of being a quarterback. This is going to make him stronger."
Asked multiple questions about Boyd's rough night, Morris cut off the QB talk during an inquiry of whether he considered inserting backup Cole Stoudt earlier than he did — midway through the fourth quarter with the outcome decided.
"He wasn't the only one; let's not pin this thing all (on him,)" Morris said. "I could've called a lot better plays, OK? Right now, we're operating with our base offense. So it's not just on Tajh. We've got to block better up front, we could've ran harder, we could've blocked better on the edge, we had six drops in critical situations. Putting a lot of pressure on him by dropping balls."
The Tigers can lick their wounds the next two weeks on the road; they play Maryland, a top 25 defense, Saturday at 3:30 p.m., followed by another 3:30 p.m. affair on Nov. 2 at Virginia.
"The great thing about this is we can respond, come together and do something about it," Morris said. "Have they been challenged? Absolutely. They saw the film this morning, they can see it.
"We're consistently inconsistent right now. That's the biggest thing I see over the last two weeks. We've got to get it fixed. We've got to get it right. And we will."
Follow Aaron Brenner's Clemson coverage on Twitter at @Aaron_Brenner.


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I am trying to put together a family history and while I have loads of information on my Dad's side, Mum's background is a mystery.
All I know for sure is that she (Ellen Taylor) was born on the 9th August 1917 at 22 Hargreave Square, Bermondsey. Her mother's name was Annorah and her father was William, a lorry driver, but I do not know if he was present or even alive at the time of birth.
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The king smiled from the front passenger seat of a chauffeured car and joked with a large group of journalists that had gathered at the entrance to the Quiron San Jose hospital on Friday.
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All aspects of Venza's engineering and design were targeted specifically for the North American market, where it will be sold exclusively. Venza was primarily engineered at Toyota Technical Center in Ann Arbor, Mich., and designed at Toyota's Calty Design studios in Newport Beach, Calif. and Ann Arbor. Venza will be exclusively assembled at TMMK.
TMMK has the capacity to build about 70,000 Venzas annually. The plant's manufacturing flexibility allows the Venza to be built on the same assembly line with the Camry, Camry Hybrid and Solara convertible. More than 30 Kentucky-based suppliers will supply parts for the Venza including seats and glass components. Venza's overall domestic content is approximately 70 percent.
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MARC4J beta 6
Bas writes: "This is the first MARC4J release and it includes a lot of new features, including support for LC's MARC XML. Currently it's the only released tool that supports this new format. The MARC4J project is a continuation of James (Java Marc Events)." [note: the last James release was beta 5.]
James (Java MARC Events) beta 5
Bas writes: "New in this release is a version of MarcXmlWriter that supports XSLT processing using any JAXP compliant XSLT processor (like SAXON or Xalan) and a RecordHandler interface to support complex conversion routines using MARC record objects.
Added to the site is a tutorial about writing MARC to XML conversion programs using the James API and SAX2 events.
The James API provides a sequential model to access a collection of MARC bibliographic records in tape format. The goal of James is to provide a generic Application Programming Interface (API) for records that conform to the MARC standard.
James (Java MARC Events) is written in Java and published under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation. Downloads and additional information, including the tutorial and Javadoc documentation, can be found at www.bpeters.com."
from GZigZag-announce: "GZigZag 0.6.2 has been released. This is an update to the 0.6 stable series. It supersedes the 0.6.1 release. We recommend that all users of GZigZag use a stable version...." Looks like lots of additions and bugfixes, and one of these days it might become obviously useful for something. In the meantime it's still fun to play with.
James Beta 3
as seen on xml4lib, many improvements include an error handler interface, UNIMARC support, a default handler, and several other changes including bugfixes. Go get it at Bas Peters'James site.
1cate release from Openly
Eric wrote to oss4lib-discuss: "I'm pleased to announce the first public release of the dynamic text core of the 1Cate Link-Server Framework. The 1Cate Dynamic Text package is a lightweight dynamic text generation system closely integrated with Java. It is designed for speed, easy generation of dynamic URL's and object oriented web design. By implementing the com.openly.dt.DynamicTag interface, programmers can easily extend the capability of Dynamic Text templates to do almost anything imaginable."
Peter writes to oss4lib-discuss: "Avanti version 0.4 has been released.� It is available at the Avanti project website along with documentation that can be perused online... Version 0.4 is a partial implementation of a library system and as such is not suitable for production use.� Rather, it is a reference version that defines the essential elements and architecture of the system, setting the stage for future development through version 1.0.� It is at the vanguard of what is expected to be a fairly rapid period of development toward a simple but functionally complete OPAC and circulation system in version 0.5.� This is tentatively expected some time around January 2002."
James beta 1
as seen on diglib: "James is a free Java package that provides an event model for MARC records through Java callbacks. James is inspired by the Simple API for XML (SAX). Using James you can write programs that involve MARC records without knowing the details of the MARC record structure... James provides a sequential model to access a collection of MARC records in tape format. The goal of James is to provide a generic application interface to records that conform to the ISO-2709 exchange format."
Four from OCLC
Peter Binkley wrote in to oss4lib-discuss about OCLC's Software page, listing four open source efforts from their Office of Research. They are ALCME, the Advanced Library Collection Management Environment, for OAI-compliant collections; Pears, a text storage and indexing system; GWEN, a database search engine with an interface to Pears, and dbutils, utilities for database programming.
Nice to see OCLC stepping up to the plate; all code is apparently available from cvs, and their license, while requiring modifiers to contribute code, appears reasonable (though ianal).
Simple Multi Target Z39.50 search portal - beta 1
Ian writes: "An initial beta release of the SimpleWebApp component of JZKit is now available for download, evaluation and feedback. JZKit is a 100% pure java (GPL'd) Z3950 tookit with no proprietary component dependencies. The SimpleWebApp application is an experiment in creating a pure java Z39.50 portal capable of searching multiple targets and displaying full or breif records with formatting defined by XSL style sheets. An online demo can be seen here and any comments would be welcome. The application is 100% pure java and is deployed as a .war file. Some minor tomcat configuration is needed to get everything working. You can read about the installation here (There are a few screen shots here too). As always, you can get all the source from Sourceforge."


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