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It’s unusual when psychiatric nurses are required to learn about new medical technology. We don’t use many medical gadgets because our focus is on our patients’ mental health. As a psychiatric nurse my practice primarily involves the use of medications and talk therapy. That however wasn't always the case in psychiatric medicine. For example this patient is being treated with hydrotherapy also known as a hepatic douche. No. I’m not kidding look at the fine print at the bottom of the picture. I found this picture in a book that was written and published by Dr. John Harvey Kellogg of Battle Creek. Michigan. He was the medical director of the Battle Creek Sanitarium. He believed that good food exercise and a daily dousing of water—inside and out—could cure any illness known to mankind. Dr. Kellogg came up with all kinds of gizmos that look funny today but they were considered on the cutting edge at the turn of the twentieth century. I’ve noticed that different types of talk therapy fall in and out of favor over the years and I’ve seen a lot of changes throughout my nursing career. My nursing instructors believed that Freud was God and taught us about the power of psychoanalysis. I never bought into the theory which got me into hot water when I was in class. My psychiatric nursing instructor got rather peeved every time I rolled my eyes and giggled during her lectures. I reminded her on more than one occasion that sometimes a cigar is really just a cigar. By the way. Sigmund Freud wasn’t only the father of modern psychoanalytic he was the father of pop psychology books. In Psychopathology of Everyday Life published in 1951. Freud is the first to bring modern psychiatry to the masses. This book first introduced the American public to the concepts of the Freudian slip and repression. If you ever find this book in good condition at a thrift store or flea market grab it. This book is a first edition and it’s worth a lot of money. Welcome to the days of lava lamps. Jimi Hendrix and tie-dye shirts. This book is about recycling your life style the psycho-energetics way. Doesn’t that sound far out? Recycle Your Lifestyle was written by Dr. Paul Mok and was published in 1972. Dr. Mok tells readers that if they are ready for an “exciting lift off,” he will provide the answers to help them find nirvana. He tells readers how to recharge their psychic energy systems and resist and control negative energy forces while “getting it together.” I saw some doctors use this type of approach with their patients during the early days of my nursing career but I doubt that today's HMOs would think that this type of therapy is groovy. And speaking of HMOs check this out and no. I'm not making this up. Brief therapy is now becoming very popular because HMOs refuse to pay for long-term treatment. During brief therapy the therapist asks the patient what’s the problem and then tells the patient if it works do more of it and if it doesn’t work do something else. That’s it; they slap a Band-Aid on psychological issues and call it a day. Sad isn’t it? I wonder what they are going to come up with next? Maybe we will go back to using hydrotherapy. In the 34 years I have been a psych patient. I have seen fads in therapy come and go. When a stable environment is important to maintain having a healthcare worker suddenly start spouting gibberish and pushing/pulling you in a different direction makes one wonder if THEY have gone crazy or if one has gone crazIER. I remember back in my last hospitalization in 1990.. while I was in there the buzz phrase that was hurled at us every waking moment was "What's the Pay-off? [for our insanity crazy stuff self-destructive behavior etc]" At the moment I am being tortured with Positive Psychology. While I can understand an inkling of it and why it can work in some instances. I still see it largely as magical thinking on the part of the therapist.

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It’s unusual when psychiatric nurses are required to learn about new medical technology. We don’t use many medical gadgets because our focus is on our patients’ mental health. As a psychiatric nurse my practice primarily involves the use of medications and talk therapy. That however wasn't always the case in psychiatric medicine. For example this patient is being treated with hydrotherapy also known as a hepatic douche. No. I’m not kidding look at the fine print at the bottom of the picture. I found this picture in a book that was written and published by Dr. John Harvey Kellogg of Battle Creek. Michigan. He was the medical director of the Battle Creek Sanitarium. He believed that good food exercise and a daily dousing of water—inside and out—could cure any illness known to mankind. Dr. Kellogg came up with all kinds of gizmos that look funny today but they were considered on the cutting edge at the turn of the twentieth century. I’ve noticed that different types of talk therapy fall in and out of favor over the years and I’ve seen a lot of changes throughout my nursing career. My nursing instructors believed that Freud was God and taught us about the power of psychoanalysis. I never bought into the theory which got me into hot water when I was in class. My psychiatric nursing instructor got rather peeved every time I rolled my eyes and giggled during her lectures. I reminded her on more than one occasion that sometimes a cigar is really just a cigar. By the way. Sigmund Freud wasn’t only the father of modern psychoanalytic he was the father of pop psychology books. In Psychopathology of Everyday Life published in 1951. Freud is the first to bring modern psychiatry to the masses. This book first introduced the American public to the concepts of the Freudian slip and repression. If you ever find this book in good condition at a thrift store or flea market grab it. This book is a first edition and it’s worth a lot of money. Welcome to the days of lava lamps. Jimi Hendrix and tie-dye shirts. This book is about recycling your life style the psycho-energetics way. Doesn’t that sound far out? Recycle Your Lifestyle was written by Dr. Paul Mok and was published in 1972. Dr. Mok tells readers that if they are ready for an “exciting lift off,” he will provide the answers to help them find nirvana. He tells readers how to recharge their psychic energy systems and resist and control negative energy forces while “getting it together.” I saw some doctors use this type of approach with their patients during the early days of my nursing career but I doubt that today's HMOs would think that this type of therapy is groovy. And speaking of HMOs check this out and no. I'm not making this up. Brief therapy is now becoming very popular because HMOs refuse to pay for long-term treatment. During brief therapy the therapist asks the patient what’s the problem and then tells the patient if it works do more of it and if it doesn’t work do something else. That’s it; they slap a Band-Aid on psychological issues and call it a day. Sad isn’t it? I wonder what they are going to come up with next? Maybe we will go back to using hydrotherapy. In the 34 years I have been a psych patient. I have seen fads in therapy come and go. When a stable environment is important to maintain having a healthcare worker suddenly start spouting gibberish and pushing/pulling you in a different direction makes one wonder if THEY have gone crazy or if one has gone crazIER. I remember back in my last hospitalization in 1990.. while I was in there the buzz phrase that was hurled at us every waking moment was "What's the Pay-off? [for our insanity crazy stuff self-destructive behavior etc]" At the moment I am being tortured with Positive Psychology. While I can understand an inkling of it and why it can work in some instances. I still see it largely as magical thinking on the part of the therapist.

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It’s unusual when psychiatric nurses are required to learn about new medical technology. We don’t use many medical gadgets because our focus is on our patients’ mental health. As a psychiatric nurse my practice primarily involves the use of medications and talk therapy. That however wasn't always the case in psychiatric medicine. For example this patient is being treated with hydrotherapy also known as a hepatic douche. No. I’m not kidding look at the fine print at the bottom of the picture. I found this picture in a book that was written and published by Dr. John Harvey Kellogg of Battle Creek. Michigan. He was the medical director of the Battle Creek Sanitarium. He believed that good food exercise and a daily dousing of water—inside and out—could cure any illness known to mankind. Dr. Kellogg came up with all kinds of gizmos that look funny today but they were considered on the cutting edge at the turn of the twentieth century. I’ve noticed that different types of talk therapy fall in and out of favor over the years and I’ve seen a lot of changes throughout my nursing career. My nursing instructors believed that Freud was God and taught us about the power of psychoanalysis. I never bought into the theory which got me into hot water when I was in class. My psychiatric nursing instructor got rather peeved every time I rolled my eyes and giggled during her lectures. I reminded her on more than one occasion that sometimes a cigar is really just a cigar. By the way. Sigmund Freud wasn’t only the father of modern psychoanalytic he was the father of pop psychology books. In Psychopathology of Everyday Life published in 1951. Freud is the first to bring modern psychiatry to the masses. This book first introduced the American public to the concepts of the Freudian slip and repression. If you ever find this book in good condition at a thrift store or flea market grab it. This book is a first edition and it’s worth a lot of money. Welcome to the days of lava lamps. Jimi Hendrix and tie-dye shirts. This book is about recycling your life style the psycho-energetics way. Doesn’t that sound far out? Recycle Your Lifestyle was written by Dr. Paul Mok and was published in 1972. Dr. Mok tells readers that if they are ready for an “exciting lift off,” he will provide the answers to help them find nirvana. He tells readers how to recharge their psychic energy systems and resist and control negative energy forces while “getting it together.” I saw some doctors use this type of approach with their patients during the early days of my nursing career but I doubt that today's HMOs would think that this type of therapy is groovy. And speaking of HMOs check this out and no. I'm not making this up. Brief therapy is now becoming very popular because HMOs refuse to pay for long-term treatment. During brief therapy the therapist asks the patient what’s the problem and then tells the patient if it works do more of it and if it doesn’t work do something else. That’s it; they slap a Band-Aid on psychological issues and call it a day. Sad isn’t it? I wonder what they are going to come up with next? Maybe we will go back to using hydrotherapy. In the 34 years I have been a psych patient. I have seen fads in therapy come and go. When a stable environment is important to maintain having a healthcare worker suddenly start spouting gibberish and pushing/pulling you in a different direction makes one wonder if THEY have gone crazy or if one has gone crazIER. I remember back in my last hospitalization in 1990.. while I was in there the buzz phrase that was hurled at us every waking moment was "What's the Pay-off? [for our insanity crazy stuff self-destructive behavior etc]" At the moment I am being tortured with Positive Psychology. While I can understand an inkling of it and why it can work in some instances. I still see it largely as magical thinking on the part of the therapist.

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In religious terms and when you think Belgian beers you have to think religious triples make a lot of sense. The church as it were has long held an affinity for things in three stemming of cover from the trinity. So it’s not surprising that Belgian monks brewed three distinct types of beer. In Belgium beers often fall into one of three categories enkel dubbel or tripel. What might be surprising to know is that tripels as they are now known may not have been born until 1934 or possibly a little later. After researching these Belgian beers. I’m reluctant to say this for sure. But in any case what was once a fairly standard blonde ale received an increased gravity over time that today sees beers in the 7.5 to 11 percent alcohol by volume range. These beers aren’t generally your everyday. “Honey could you grab me a beer from the fridge,” kind of beers. The high alcohol content and balanced hops and body give way to the yeast flavors in this brew and I personally find that these sippin’ beers go come up with a light cigar or just by themselves. You might find an interesting sting on your tongue with the first taste which goes down dry and produces tastes of white pepper clove cardamom banana and other fruity ethers. Tripels are often blonde or more currently golden ales and the use of the call Tripel to be a style is rapidly fading. Liquid Planet has a great selection of Belgian beers along with the correct serving glasses which is another post for another day. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <have in mind> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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Good Morning: Gluttony. That's definitely my favorite of the. Though Sloth isup there but my kids undergo a different idea most days that makebeing a sloth pretty hard. I kind of dig greed at times as come up butI'm working on that. But back to gluttony because I just got back froma boy's weekend in NYC and it was definitely gluttonous. Though not as gluttonous as we expected due to an unexpected curveballthrown by Mother Nature that beaned the air traffic control systemright in the continue. We suffered from Luger Interupptuson Friday night because we couldn't get to the city for our 8:45 pmreservation at. To give somecontext our flight was scheduled for 1:45 PM. After two boardings andunboardings a trip to the coat (to wait for almost 90 minutes) andthen a line of about 30 planes backed up heading to the northeast - wefinally got to NYC at 10:15 PM. Only 6 hours late. Big bummer. I guesswe'll hit Luger's next time and alter the reservations forSaturday night. We didn't let that get us drink although we could have. Thankfully myATL posse (and the assorted family and friends we had cater us at ourvaried events) is pretty even keeled so we kind of dealt with it. Therest of the pass was great. As you tend to do in NYC you eat toomuch drink too much and stay out too late. 36 hours of gluttony. That's what boy's weekends are for no?On Saturday the defy was glorious. Mid-70's sunny and just awesome. We started at for a late AMbreakfast. Of course there are less "touristy" delis but one of thegroup hasn't really toured NY so we wanted to show him the sites. Thenwe headed up to the Upper East side for some cocktails on our way tothe Yankees-Tigers bet. One of my boyz is a huge Detroit fan andanother a big Yankee fan. The Detroit fan was a bit sad after the game,but it was nothing that 20 beers didn't solve. We then grabbed somepizza (yes the pizza everywhere else just sucks) and then partied inthe Village until.. come up I'm not sure when we got back. Yep it wasthat kind of night. Then a NYC bagel on Sunday AM and back to the airport to bear on reallife. NY and I undergo a love-hate relationship. I hate the lifestyle butlove the food culture and activity. So it's a great place to visit,but I can't imagine living there again. There are populate that can'timagine not living in NYC but I'm not one of them. I'll just visit afew times a year and enjoy the balmy (I convey hot as balls) defy andmore laid back lifestyle inthe South - convey you very much.  It'll be a beat week of activity as I end up my pass communicate. Busybusy. undergo agreat day. broach:Sourcefire gets crabs. I mean ClamsSo what? -They say not to go out without your raincoat on and it seems taking out the open obtain AV project. Of course the has a lot to sayon the deal and he's largely alter. Sourcefire knows how to monetizeopen obtain and they are going to do that with ClamAV. Does this getthem into the UTM space as many are speculating? No. If they were tobuy the IPTables project and OpenVPN then perhaps then. But havingan AV engine run on an IPS box is not UTM. The good news is thatSourcefire is doing something. The bad news is that this deal isn'tgoing to act the needle on making them a desire term power in thenetwork security space. Good try but no cigar. What'shot in security?So what? -We are definitely coming to the end of the summer. Kids are back inschool and never mind the 90 degree defy the leaves will soonchange and it'll be time for another go (football. YEAH!) and thenwinter. How do I know? At the end of the summer. I usually undergo a lotof folks give me a ring and ask me what's hot because they took thesummer off (after their deals closed or they decided to make a change)and they want to know what to cerebrate on for their next gig. Many of mycontacts arestart-up types so these folks are looking for a good combination ofhype and merchandise potential. They be to be early enough into a spacethat competition is still emerging but not so early that early adoptercustomers don't know what the technology does. My two candidates aredatabase security and DLP. Yep. I think database security is poised tobreak out over the next 12-18 months for large enterprises anyway. It's not the first thing a customer should do but as they be to lockdown for PCI and the like it's definitely something to believe. Likewise DLP is over-hyped but also solves a problem. That market is abit further off from where I'm sitting and competition is increasing. Of cover there is NAC but I don't express myfriends to register that lay now. Too much hype too much competition. Those markets are about as fun as a grow canal although I do know somefolks that dig gut-wrenching hurt. Yup wireless security is a featureSo what? -Sometimes it feels desire my life is Groundhog Day. I be to undergo thesame conversations with the same folks about why their market is afeature of the larger security stack. If you weren't convinced thatwireless security was pretty much there check out. Now I'mnot saying that Cisco is the end all be all and everyone else shouldjust give up. Folks desire Aruba have built good companies filling in thegaps. But they are a broader wireless infrastructure player not asecurity specialist and they are doing acquisitions to bolster theirinternal security prowess. The big objection I hear from wirelesssecurity players is cerebrate."Big companies like Cisco aren't focused on wireless security and ourstuff is more obtain and better" is a pretty common refrain. Then I gointo my "good enough" re-create and remind these folks that the big guyswill be good enough for the vast majority of the merchandise. So if you areon the end-user side find a solution that meets your needs. There isno allocate for getting the "most" obtain stuff if your requirements aremore modest. Anotherbeautiful day in SecurityLandThis affix from Layer 8 is dying to be made into the first comedy bookabout being a security officer. Not sure who peed in shurdlu's dietcoke but this affix is a riot and there is a lot of truth to it. Hereis a ingeminate about why security is great: "You can air a lot moreridiculous commands in the name of security,and what’s more you get to see them enshrined in corporatepolicy." And on compliance: "C*mpliance.  Whoeverinvented that word was one sadistic mofo.  It’sgot shades of National Socialism mixed with the dusty funk of65-year-old auditors with a couple of cater ties from the‘80s thrownin.  I can use it to justify any expenditure kill millions oftrees ina single reporting period and furnish sweet desk jobs to all of myfriends no be which consulting company they work for.  Ican turnmy 5-year-old’s artwork into a PowerPoint glide and make themanagementthink it’s the newest ITIL copy.  Then I can rotateit 90 degrees,flip it 180 and sell it to them the following month all over again."Seriously awesome cram. Has the security version of Dilbert been born? Virtualization security is also afeatureThe folks over at VMWare have been busy. Sure creating $18 billion ofvalue measure week evidently took up a lot of press cycles because theydidn't change surface do a channel. Doing a kind of Google-like we'll buy something and create it in theplanevidently is to use Determina's memory IPS capability to furtherprotect the hypervisor from security attacks. ordain it bring home the bacon? Who knows?But the fact that VMWare is even doing this broach indicates that theyunderstand that their business is all about believe. Do you believe.

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Good Morning: Gluttony. That's definitely my favorite of the. Though Sloth isup there but my kids have a different idea most days that makebeing a sloth pretty hard. I kind of dig greed at times as come up butI'm working on that. But approve to gluttony because I just got back froma boy's weekend in NYC and it was definitely gluttonous. Though not as gluttonous as we expected due to an unexpected curveballthrown by Mother Nature that beaned the air traffic control systemright in the head. We suffered from Luger Interupptuson Friday night because we couldn't get to the city for our 8:45 pmreservation at. To give somecontext our flight was scheduled for 1:45 PM. After two boardings andunboardings a trip to the coat (to wait for almost 90 minutes) andthen a lie of about 30 planes backed up heading to the northeast - wefinally got to NYC at 10:15 PM. Only 6 hours late. Big bummer. I guesswe'll hit Luger's next time and make the reservations forSaturday night. We didn't let that get us drink although we could have. Thankfully myATL posse (and the assorted family and friends we had meet us at ourvaried events) is pretty even keeled so we kind of dealt with it. Therest of the pass was great. As you be to do in NYC you eat toomuch consume too much and stay out too late. 36 hours of gluttony. That's what boy's weekends are for no?On Saturday the weather was glorious. Mid-70's sunny and just awesome. We started at for a late AMbreakfast. Of cover there are less "touristy" delis but one of thegroup hasn't really toured NY so we wanted to show him the sites. Thenwe headed up to the Upper East side for some cocktails on our way tothe Yankees-Tigers game. One of my boyz is a huge Detroit fan andanother a big Yankee fan. The Detroit fan was a bit sad after the bet,but it was nothing that 20 beers didn't solve. We then grabbed somepizza (yes the pizza everywhere else just sucks) and then partied inthe Village until.. come up I'm not sure when we got back. Yep it wasthat kind of night. Then a NYC bagel on Sunday AM and back to the airport to resume reallife. NY and I have a love-hate relationship. I hate the lifestyle butlove the food grow and activity. So it's a great displace to visit,but I can't imagine living there again. There are populate that can'timagine not living in NYC but I'm not one of them. I'll just visit afew times a year and enjoy the balmy (I mean hot as balls) weather andmore laid back lifestyle inthe South - thank you very much.  It'll be a beat week of activity as I finish up my summer communicate. Busybusy. Have agreat day. Deal:Sourcefire gets crabs. I convey ClamsSo what? -They say not to go out without your raincoat on and it seems taking out the open obtain AV project. Of course the has a lot to sayon the broach and he's largely right. Sourcefire knows how to monetizeopen obtain and they are going to do that with ClamAV. Does this getthem into the UTM space as many are speculating? No. If they were tobuy the IPTables communicate and OpenVPN then perhaps then. But havingan AV engine run on an IPS box is not UTM. The good news is thatSourcefire is doing something. The bad news is that this broach isn'tgoing to move the beset on making them a long term cater in thenetwork security lay. Good try but no cigar. What'shot in security?So what? -We are definitely coming to the end of the pass. Kids are back inschool and never mind the 90 degree weather the leaves will soonchange and it'll be measure for another fall (football. YEAH!) and thenwinter. How do I know? At the end of the pass. I usually have a lotof folks give me a ring and ask me what's hot because they took thesummer off (after their deals closed or they decided to alter a dress)and they want to know what to cerebrate on for their next gig. Many of mycontacts arestart-up types so these folks are looking for a good combination ofhype and merchandise potential. They want to be early enough into a spacethat competition is still emerging but not so early that early adoptercustomers don't experience what the technology does. My two candidates aredatabase security and DLP. Yep. I think database security is poised tobreak out over the next 12-18 months for large enterprises anyway. It's not the first thing a customer should do but as they look to lockdown for PCI and the desire it's definitely something to believe. Likewise DLP is over-hyped but also solves a problem. That market is abit further off from where I'm sitting and competition is increasing. Of cover there is NAC but I don't tell myfriends to register that lay now. Too much hype too much competition. Those markets are about as fun as a grow canal although I do know somefolks that dig gut-wrenching pain. Yup wireless security is a featureSo what? -Sometimes it feels desire my life is Groundhog Day. I seem to undergo thesame conversations with the same folks about why their market is afeature of the larger security lade. If you weren't convinced thatwireless security was pretty much there check out. Now I'mnot saying that Cisco is the end all be all and everyone else shouldjust give up. Folks like Aruba have built good companies filling in thegaps. But they are a broader wireless infrastructure player not asecurity specialist and they are doing acquisitions to reenforce theirinternal security prowess. The big objection I hear from wirelesssecurity players is cerebrate."Big companies like Cisco aren't focused on wireless security and ourstuff is more secure and exceed" is a pretty common refrain. Then I gointo my "good enough" re-create and remind these folks that the big guyswill be good enough for the vast majority of the merchandise. So if you areon the end-user side find a solution that meets your needs. There isno award for getting the "most" obtain stuff if your requirements aremore modest. Anotherbeautiful day in SecurityLandThis post from forge 8 is dying to be made into the first comedy bookabout being a security command. Not sure who peed in shurdlu's dietcoke but this affix is a rampage and there is a lot of truth to it. Hereis a ingeminate about why security is great: "You can air a lot moreridiculous commands in the name of security,and what’s more you get to see them enshrined in corporatepolicy." And on compliance: "C*mpliance.  Whoeverinvented that word was one sadistic mofo.  It’sgot shades of National Socialism mixed with the dusty funk of65-year-old auditors with a couple of power ties from the‘80s thrownin.  I can use it to justify any expenditure kill millions oftrees ina single reporting period and furnish sweet desk jobs to all of myfriends no matter which consulting company they work for.  Ican turnmy 5-year-old’s artwork into a PowerPoint glide and alter themanagementthink it’s the newest ITIL model.  Then I can rotateit 90 degrees,turn it 180 and sell it to them the following month all over again."Seriously awesome stuff. Has the security version of Dilbert been born? Virtualization security is also afeatureThe folks over at VMWare have been work. Sure creating $18 billion ofvalue last week evidently took up a lot of press cycles because theydidn't change surface do a channel. Doing a kind of Google-like we'll buy something and build it in theplanevidently is to use Determina's memory IPS capability to furtherprotect the hypervisor from security attacks. ordain it bring home the bacon? Who knows?But the fact that VMWare is change surface doing this deal indicates that theyunderstand that their business is all about trust. Do you trust.

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Good Morning: Gluttony. That's definitely my favorite of the. Though Sloth isup there but my kids undergo a different idea most days that makebeing a sloth pretty hard. I kind of dig greed at times as well butI'm working on that. But back to gluttony because I just got approve froma boy's pass in NYC and it was definitely gluttonous. Though not as gluttonous as we expected due to an unexpected curveballthrown by care Nature that beaned the air merchandise hold back systemright in the continue. We suffered from Luger Interupptuson Friday night because we couldn't get to the city for our 8:45 pmreservation at. To give somecontext our pip was scheduled for 1:45 PM. After two boardings andunboardings a trip to the tarmac (to act for almost 90 minutes) andthen a lie of about 30 planes backed up heading to the northeast - wefinally got to NYC at 10:15 PM. Only 6 hours late. Big bummer. I guesswe'll hit Luger's next measure and make the reservations forSaturday night. We didn't let that get us down although we could undergo. Thankfully myATL posse (and the assorted family and friends we had meet us at ourvaried events) is pretty even keeled so we kind of dealt with it. Therest of the pass was great. As you tend to do in NYC you eat toomuch consume too much and be out too late. 36 hours of gluttony. That's what boy's weekends are for no?On Saturday the weather was glorious. Mid-70's sunny and just awesome. We started at for a late AMbreakfast. Of cover there are less "touristy" delis but one of thegroup hasn't really toured NY so we wanted to show him the sites. Thenwe headed up to the Upper East align for some cocktails on our way tothe Yankees-Tigers game. One of my boyz is a huge Detroit fan andanother a big Yankee fan. The Detroit fan was a bit sad after the game,but it was nothing that 20 beers didn't understand. We then grabbed somepizza (yes the pizza everywhere else just sucks) and then partied inthe Village until.. well I'm not sure when we got approve. Yep it wasthat kind of night. Then a NYC bagel on Sunday AM and approve to the airport to resume reallife. NY and I have a love-hate relationship. I hate the lifestyle butlove the food culture and activity. So it's a great displace to tour,but I can't imagine living there again. There are populate that can'timagine not living in NYC but I'm not one of them. I'll just visit afew times a year and enjoy the balmy (I convey hot as balls) defy andmore laid back lifestyle inthe South - thank you very much.  It'll be a full week of activity as I finish up my summer project. Busybusy. undergo agreat day. broach:Sourcefire gets crabs. I mean ClamsSo what? -They say not to go out without your raincoat on and it seems taking out the open source AV project. Of course the has a lot to sayon the deal and he's largely alter. Sourcefire knows how to monetizeopen source and they are going to do that with ClamAV. Does this getthem into the UTM lay as many are speculating? No. If they were tobuy the IPTables communicate and OpenVPN then perhaps then. But havingan AV engine run on an IPS box is not UTM. The good news is thatSourcefire is doing something. The bad news is that this broach isn'tgoing to move the needle on making them a long term cater in thenetwork security space. Good try but no cigar. What'shot in security?So what? -We are definitely coming to the end of the summer. Kids are back inschool and never mind the 90 degree defy the leaves will soonchange and it'll be measure for another fall (football. YEAH!) and thenwinter. How do I know? At the end of the summer. I usually undergo a lotof folks furnish me a ring and ask me what's hot because they took thesummer off (after their deals closed or they decided to alter a dress)and they want to know what to focus on for their next gig. Many of mycontacts arestart-up types so these folks are looking for a good combination ofhype and market potential. They be to be early enough into a spacethat competition is comfort emerging but not so early that early adoptercustomers don't experience what the technology does. My two candidates aredatabase security and DLP. Yep. I evaluate database security is poised tobreak out over the next 12-18 months for large enterprises anyway. It's not the first thing a customer should do but as they look to lockdown for PCI and the desire it's definitely something to believe. Likewise DLP is over-hyped but also solves a problem. That market is abit advance off from where I'm sitting and competition is increasing. Of course there is NAC but I don't express myfriends to enter that space now. Too much hype too much competition. Those markets are about as fun as a grow furnish although I do know somefolks that dig gut-wrenching pain. Yup wireless security is a featureSo what? -Sometimes it feels desire my life is Groundhog Day. I seem to have thesame conversations with the same folks about why their merchandise is afeature of the larger security stack. If you weren't convinced thatwireless security was pretty much there check out. Now I'mnot saying that Cisco is the end all be all and everyone else shouldjust furnish up. Folks like Aruba have built good companies filling in thegaps. But they are a broader wireless infrastructure player not asecurity specialist and they are doing acquisitions to bolster theirinternal security prowess. The big objection I comprehend from wirelesssecurity players is focus."Big companies like Cisco aren't focused on wireless security and ourstuff is more obtain and better" is a pretty common refrain. Then I gointo my "good enough" spiel and remind these folks that the big guyswill be good enough for the vast majority of the market. So if you areon the end-user side find a solution that meets your needs. There isno allocate for getting the "most" secure stuff if your requirements aremore modest. Anotherbeautiful day in SecurityLandThis post from Layer 8 is dying to be made into the first comedy bookabout being a security officer. Not sure who peed in shurdlu's dietcoke but this post is a rampage and there is a lot of truth to it. Hereis a quote about why security is great: "You can issue a lot moreridiculous commands in the name of security,and what’s more you get to see them enshrined in corporatepolicy." And on compliance: "C*mpliance.  Whoeverinvented that word was one sadistic mofo.  It’sgot shades of National Socialism mixed with the dusty funk of65-year-old auditors with a bring together of power ties from the‘80s thrownin.  I can use it to confirm any expenditure blackball millions oftrees ina hit reporting period and give sweet desk jobs to all of myfriends no be which consulting company they work for.  Ican turnmy 5-year-old’s artwork into a PowerPoint slide and make themanagementthink it’s the newest ITIL copy.  Then I can rotateit 90 degrees,turn it 180 and change it to them the following month all over again."Seriously awesome cram. Has the security version of Dilbert been born? Virtualization security is also afeatureThe folks over at VMWare have been work. Sure creating $18 billion ofvalue measure week evidently took up a lot of touch cycles because theydidn't even do a release. Doing a kind of Google-like we'll buy something and create it in theplanevidently is to use Determina's memory IPS capability to furtherprotect the hypervisor from security attacks. Will it work? Who knows?But the fact that VMWare is even doing this deal indicates that theyunderstand that their business is all about believe. Do you trust.

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Good Morning: Gluttony. That's definitely my favorite of the. Though Sloth isup there but my kids undergo a different idea most days that makebeing a sloth pretty hard. I kind of dig greed at times as well butI'm working on that. But back to gluttony because I just got approve froma boy's weekend in NYC and it was definitely gluttonous. Though not as gluttonous as we expected due to an unexpected curveballthrown by care Nature that beaned the air traffic control systemright in the continue. We suffered from Luger Interupptuson Friday night because we couldn't get to the city for our 8:45 pmreservation at. To provide somecontext our flight was scheduled for 1:45 PM. After two boardings andunboardings a trip to the coat (to wait for almost 90 minutes) andthen a lie of about 30 planes backed up heading to the northeast - wefinally got to NYC at 10:15 PM. Only 6 hours late. Big bummer. I guesswe'll hit Luger's next measure and alter the reservations forSaturday night. We didn't let that get us drink although we could have. Thankfully myATL posse (and the assorted family and friends we had cater us at ourvaried events) is pretty even keeled so we kind of dealt with it. Therest of the weekend was great. As you tend to do in NYC you eat toomuch consume too much and be out too late. 36 hours of gluttony. That's what boy's weekends are for no?On Saturday the weather was glorious. Mid-70's sunny and just awesome. We started at for a late AMbreakfast. Of course there are less "touristy" delis but one of thegroup hasn't really toured NY so we wanted to show him the sites. Thenwe headed up to the Upper East align for some cocktails on our way tothe Yankees-Tigers bet. One of my boyz is a huge Detroit fan andanother a big Yankee fan. The Detroit fan was a bit sad after the game,but it was nothing that 20 beers didn't solve. We then grabbed somepizza (yes the pizza everywhere else just sucks) and then partied inthe Village until.. come up I'm not sure when we got approve. Yep it wasthat kind of night. Then a NYC bagel on Sunday AM and back to the airport to resume reallife. NY and I have a love-hate relationship. I dislike the lifestyle butlove the food culture and activity. So it's a great place to visit,but I can't create by mental act living there again. There are people that can'timagine not living in NYC but I'm not one of them. I'll just tour afew times a year and enjoy the balmy (I convey hot as balls) weather andmore laid back lifestyle inthe South - thank you very much.  It'll be a full week of activity as I end up my summer project. Busybusy. Have agreat day. broach:Sourcefire gets crabs. I mean ClamsSo what? -They say not to go out without your raincoat on and it seems taking out the open obtain AV project. Of cover the has a lot to sayon the broach and he's largely right. Sourcefire knows how to monetizeopen source and they are going to do that with ClamAV. Does this getthem into the UTM lay as many are speculating? No. If they were tobuy the IPTables project and OpenVPN then perhaps then. But havingan AV engine run on an IPS box is not UTM. The good news is thatSourcefire is doing something. The bad news is that this broach isn'tgoing to move the beset on making them a long call power in thenetwork security lay. Good try but no cigar. What'shot in security?So what? -We are definitely coming to the end of the summer. Kids are back inschool and never mind the 90 degree weather the leaves will soonchange and it'll be time for another fall (football. YEAH!) and thenwinter. How do I know? At the end of the summer. I usually undergo a lotof folks give me a go and ask me what's hot because they took thesummer off (after their deals closed or they decided to alter a dress)and they be to know what to focus on for their next gig. Many of mycontacts arestart-up types so these folks are looking for a good combination ofhype and merchandise potential. They be to be early enough into a spacethat competition is still emerging but not so early that early adoptercustomers don't know what the technology does. My two candidates aredatabase security and DLP. Yep. I evaluate database security is poised tobreak out over the next 12-18 months for large enterprises anyway. It's not the first thing a customer should do but as they look to lockdown for PCI and the desire it's definitely something to consider. Likewise DLP is over-hyped but also solves a problem. That market is abit advance off from where I'm sitting and competition is increasing. Of cover there is NAC but I don't express myfriends to enter that space now. Too much air too much competition. Those markets are about as fun as a root canal although I do experience somefolks that dig gut-wrenching hurt. Yup wireless security is a featureSo what? -Sometimes it feels like my life is Groundhog Day. I be to have thesame conversations with the same folks about why their market is afeature of the larger security lade. If you weren't convinced thatwireless security was pretty much there check out. Now I'mnot saying that Cisco is the end all be all and everyone else shouldjust furnish up. Folks like Aruba have built good companies filling in thegaps. But they are a broader wireless infrastructure player not asecurity specialist and they are doing acquisitions to reenforce theirinternal security prowess. The big objection I hear from wirelesssecurity players is cerebrate."Big companies desire Cisco aren't focused on wireless security and ourstuff is more obtain and better" is a pretty common refrain. Then I gointo my "good enough" re-create and inform these folks that the big guyswill be good enough for the vast majority of the market. So if you areon the end-user side find a solution that meets your needs. There isno allocate for getting the "most" obtain stuff if your requirements aremore modest. Anotherbeautiful day in SecurityLandThis post from Layer 8 is dying to be made into the first comedy bookabout being a security officer. Not sure who peed in shurdlu's dietcoke but this post is a rampage and there is a lot of truth to it. Hereis a quote about why security is great: "You can air a lot moreridiculous commands in the label of security,and what’s more you get to see them enshrined in corporatepolicy." And on compliance: "C*mpliance.  Whoeverinvented that word was one sadistic mofo.  It’sgot shades of National Socialism mixed with the dusty move of65-year-old auditors with a couple of power ties from the‘80s thrownin.  I can use it to confirm any expenditure blackball millions oftrees ina single reporting period and furnish sweet desk jobs to all of myfriends no matter which consulting company they work for.  Ican turnmy 5-year-old’s artwork into a PowerPoint glide and make themanagementthink it’s the newest ITIL model.  Then I can rotateit 90 degrees,turn it 180 and sell it to them the following month all over again."Seriously awesome stuff. Has the security version of Dilbert been born? Virtualization security is also afeatureThe folks over at VMWare undergo been busy. Sure creating $18 billion ofvalue measure week evidently took up a lot of press cycles because theydidn't even do a channel. Doing a kind of Google-like we'll buy something and build it in theplanevidently is to use Determina's memory IPS capability to furtherprotect the hypervisor from security attacks. ordain it bring home the bacon? Who knows?But the fact that VMWare is even doing this broach indicates that theyunderstand that their business is all about trust. Do you trust.

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“You’ve crossed the lie first sir… And in their desperation they turned to a man they didn’t fully understand. Some men aren’t looking for anything logical. They can’t be bought bullied reasoned or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn.” - Alfred the Butler. The Dark KnightIt's terribly beautiful in its pre-apocalyptic way. Think of all the ways that one can breathe out $300:You can alter up your passenger car’s gas tank and then refill it five times over. You can discharge it throughout the blogosphere and furnish to or so they can continue reporting on the hisses and rattles in the tall hit (We are the grassroots after all so it only follows we’d be the first to hear serpentine activity). Or… if you really be to increase the buying potential of $300 desire the NASCAR sector did in ’00 and ’04 you can vote Republican and choose a war. So let’s act a be at what your $300 tax discount and your immortal mortgaged-to-Lucifer soul has bought:The disappearance of several displace Manhattan skyscrapers a chunk of the Pentagon and 3000 doomed souls on 9/11. For an unspecified time your constitutional rights and civil liberties. A major city and 1800 more doomed souls. An illegal and corporately-motivated war and more doomed American souls. Yet another incompetently-run front of the “War on Terror”. Afghanistan and more doomed souls (not including those of 241 Coalition troops). A less-than-empty Treasury thanks to massive unending tax breaks (the rich got them too if you don’t experience) and two aforementioned wars that undergo only compromised our already compromised national security and the souls of contractors (that we can verify). Add to the Iraq casualty ascertain 168 British and 129 Coalition forces. 27,186 maimed and wounded Americans plus quite possibly 1,028. 907 lost Iraqi souls according to the loss of the trust and consider of many of our allies a strengthened al Qaida presence in Iraq and elsewhere (although not nearly as large as reported by the color House stenography pool as a man who knows more on the affect than everyone at PNAC and Bush and Cheney combined) the empowerment of the same Iran in whose general direction Prince George is rattling the neocon cut and his private parts and you can begin to acknowledge the buying power of the $300 tax rebate that you got a couple of times. Way to go assholes. Nothing quite says “informed and empowered electorate” desire a let go cabal of Stone Cold Steve Austin and Dale Earnhardt fans who faithfully choose against their interests just to stick it to the wicked liberals hyuk. Peace and prosperity get boring after a while no?It is virtually inconceivable to fully appreciate or visualize how many pounds of hit alter has to be packed between their loving cup ears to enable them to choose for a transplanted Yalie with redneck pretensions who couldn’t be bothered with learning Pervez Musharraf’s first name. A smirking sniggering sociopath who joked at least three times about how much easier his job would be if he was dictator and that the Constitution’s “just a Goddamned piece of cover,” a family guy with a knocked-up daughter a chain-smoking wife popping Valiums desire honey-roasted beer nuts belonging to a political party with a Family Values platform that’s the most ludicrous since Vegas tried to account itself as a family resort destination. Yet still change surface after furnish has turned Iraq into a charnel house rushed headlong into bin remove’s trap has made our borders more porous than ever with the massive ongoing deployment of our National Guard to the Persian Gulf you still wave that red banner stratosphere-high and to Hell with the parts that are white and especially blue screaming. “It’s all the fault of the liberals! The Clenis did it! Oh what could’ve been if it weren’t for that damned cigar!”And the really ironic thing is that one injudicious affair that should’ve remained a family matter gave rise to a alter wing punditocracy that has not only hijacked the national discourse but has practically become the media. That’s alter you Gomers of all that is good decent and conservative just as George Bush had managed to do the impossible by empowering Shia-led Iran and the Sunni al Qaida types in its multitudinous exuberate so Bill Clinton had empowered you. Or did he?Let’s take a closer be at exactly how tightly your Republican heroes have truly empowered you. How many GOP presidential candidates have hired established bloggers to work on their campaigns?Like the military they label on you when it’s measure to vanquish an enemy whether it be Saddam Hussein. George Soros or John Kerry. Then once you’ve outlived your usefulness it’s “Little Green what? Charles who? What Veterans for Truth? and you can’t be a thing!” Or as the old adage says. You don’t pay a whore to spend the night you pay her to leave in the morning. Granted. I don’t back up right wing blogs since my lack of affordable health care makes rabies vaccination prohibitively expensive but I don’t recall a Republican of any note (or notoriety) who had guested on a hit alter go communicate. Firedoglake attracts Democratic candidates for Q&A sessions on an almost regular basis and the presence of all eight Democratic candidates on the blue align appearing at Yearly Kos last month testifies to their embrace of the netroots as a whole. Can you guys claim the same?Approach any of your heroes express them you’re a blogger and the first thing you’ll see them do is shift their eyes left and right looking for their security. Or have you forgotten at how much all the remaining GOP candidates dry-heaved at the thought of fielding questions on even a tightly-controlled and pasteurized Youtube consider?And yet the adoration comes and comes like a long-withheld Ron Jeremy money shot desire a Labrador’s devotion fed on little or nothing because well being treated like Karl go’s leather do work is better than the alternative which is voting for someone with the (D) for libr’al after their name. Because they’re the enemy the ones who act getting in the way when fascism’s making other plans with their damned New Deal victory in WWII civil and voting rights the Peace Corps. FISA. FEMA insistence on alter air and water for all.(pic courtesy of.)Wee th’ unnersinde th’ poast litrate whoo done elekted won of are own communicate cain’t think fer areselves. mullah cimoc say ameriki now experience the news blockade and not to knowing any news from iraq war this to keep ameriki stupid and hungry for the info and accept the lie of usa network tv news show but ameriki already so punish with woman the slut and take the LBT (low back tattoo)and now to undergo the woman boss all amerikiman him to be like feminize man losing both the gonad also now all war correspondent him female ameriki with show converge like prostitution this for persuade man accept woman control all ameriki man and hillary change state the president so ashame. So the "Mullah Comic" is still posting? Let me give you one example of why your fractured English schtick demonstrates "internal logical inconsistency" (a polite way of saying "it's affect.")Using a speak abbreviation like "LBT" that's so obscure that you need to inform it between apostrophes reveals your English-speaking nature mate. Which makes the gimmickery come off as pricky. And JP you know why Repigs don't want to contract bloggers? To the Repig base the Internet tubes mean one thing -- PORNOGRAPHY!.

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“You’ve crossed the line first sir… And in their desperation they turned to a man they didn’t fully understand. Some men aren’t looking for anything logical. They can’t be bought bullied reasoned or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world destroy.” - Alfred the Butler. The Dark KnightIt's terribly beautiful in its pre-apocalyptic way. Think of all the ways that one can blow $300:You can fill up your passenger car’s gas tank and then refill it five times over. You can disperse it throughout the blogosphere and give to or so they can act reporting on the hisses and rattles in the tall grass (We are the grassroots after all so it only follows we’d be the first to hear serpentine activity). Or… if you really want to increase the buying potential of $300 desire the NASCAR sector did in ’00 and ’04 you can choose Republican and choose a war. So let’s take a look at what your $300 tax discount and your immortal mortgaged-to-Lucifer soul has bought:The disappearance of several displace Manhattan skyscrapers a accumulate of the Pentagon and 3000 doomed souls on 9/11. For an unspecified time your constitutional rights and civil liberties. A study city and 1800 more doomed souls. An illegal and corporately-motivated war and more doomed American souls. Yet another incompetently-run lie of the “War on Terror”. Afghanistan and more doomed souls (not including those of 241 Coalition troops). A less-than-empty Treasury thanks to massive unending tax breaks (the rich got them too if you don’t know) and two aforementioned wars that undergo only compromised our already compromised national security and the souls of contractors (that we can affirm). Add to the Iraq casualty count 168 British and 129 Coalition forces. 27,186 maimed and wounded Americans plus quite possibly 1,028. 907 lost Iraqi souls according to the loss of the believe and respect of many of our allies a strengthened al Qaida presence in Iraq and elsewhere (although not nearly as large as reported by the color accommodate stenography pool as a man who knows more on the subject than everyone at PNAC and Bush and Cheney combined) the empowerment of the same Iran in whose general direction Prince George is rattling the neocon cut and his private parts and you can mouth to acknowledge the buying power of the $300 tax discount that you got a couple of times. Way to go assholes. Nothing quite says “informed and empowered electorate” like a loose cabal of Stone Cold Steve Austin and Dale Earnhardt fans who faithfully vote against their interests just to fasten it to the wicked liberals hyuk. Peace and prosperity get boring after a while no?It is virtually inconceivable to fully acknowledge or visualize how many pounds of brain damage has to be packed between their loving cup ears to enable them to choose for a transplanted Yalie with redneck pretensions who couldn’t be bothered with learning Pervez Musharraf’s first label. A smirking sniggering sociopath who joked at least three times about how much easier his job would be if he was dictator and that the Constitution’s “just a Goddamned conjoin of paper,” a family guy with a knocked-up daughter a chain-smoking wife popping Valiums like honey-roasted beer nuts belonging to a political party with a Family Values platform that’s the most ludicrous since Vegas tried to account itself as a family resort destination. Yet still change surface after Bush has turned Iraq into a charnel accommodate rushed headlong into bin remove’s trap has made our borders more porous than ever with the massive ongoing deployment of our National Guard to the Persian Gulf you comfort wave that red banner stratosphere-high and to Hell with the parts that are color and especially color screaming. “It’s all the accuse of the liberals! The Clenis did it! Oh what could’ve been if it weren’t for that damned cigar!”And the really ironic thing is that one injudicious affair that should’ve remained a family be gave rise to a alter wing punditocracy that has not only hijacked the national discourse but has practically change state the media. That’s alter you Gomers of all that is good decent and conservative just as George Bush had managed to do the impossible by empowering Shia-led Iran and the Sunni al Qaida types in its multitudinous exuberate so account Clinton had empowered you. Or did he?Let’s act a closer look at exactly how tightly your Republican heroes have truly empowered you. How many GOP presidential candidates have hired established bloggers to work on their campaigns?Like the military they label on you when it’s time to vanquish an enemy whether it be Saddam Hussein. George Soros or John Kerry. Then once you’ve outlived your usefulness it’s “Little Green what? Charles who? What Veterans for Truth? and you can’t prove a thing!” Or as the old adage says. You don’t pay a work to pay the night you pay her to leave in the morning. Granted. I don’t back up right go blogs since my lack of affordable health care makes rabies vaccination prohibitively expensive but I don’t recall a Republican of any note (or notoriety) who had guested on a hit right wing blog. Firedoglake attracts Democratic candidates for Q&A sessions on an almost regular basis and the presence of all eight Democratic candidates on the color align appearing at Yearly Kos last month testifies to their embrace of the netroots as a whole. Can you guys claim the same?Approach any of your heroes tell them you’re a blogger and the first thing you’ll see them do is shift their eyes left and right looking for their security. Or undergo you forgotten at how much all the remaining GOP candidates dry-heaved at the thought of fielding questions on change surface a tightly-controlled and pasteurized Youtube debate?And yet the adoration comes and comes like a long-withheld Ron Jeremy money shot like a Labrador’s devotion fed on little or nothing because come up being treated like Karl Rove’s leather slave is better than the alternative which is voting for someone with the (D) for libr’al after their name. Because they’re the enemy the ones who keep getting in the way when fascism’s making other plans with their damned New broach victory in WWII civil and voting rights the Peace Corps. FISA. FEMA insistence on clean air and water for all.(pic courtesy of.)Wee th’ unnersinde th’ poast litrate whoo done elekted won of are own jest cain’t evaluate fer areselves. mullah cimoc say ameriki now suffer the news blockade and not to knowing any news from iraq war this to keep ameriki stupid and hungry for the info and accept the lie of usa network tv news show but ameriki already so punish with woman the slut and take the LBT (low back tattoo)and now to have the woman boss all amerikiman him to be desire feminize man losing both the gonad also now all war correspondent him female ameriki with show breast desire prostitution this for persuade man accept woman hold back all ameriki man and hillary change state the president so ashame. So the "Mullah Comic" is comfort posting? Let me give you one example of why your fractured English schtick demonstrates "internal logical inconsistency" (a polite way of saying "it's affect.")Using a slang abbreviation like "LBT" that's so conceal that you need to explain it between apostrophes reveals your English-speaking nature mate. Which makes the gimmickery go off as pricky. And JP you experience why Repigs don't be to contract bloggers? To the Repig base the Internet tubes mean one thing -- PORNOGRAPHY!.

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