and a big night, 55. second and ten. cris: running the screen underneath. and running everything off. ramik wilson made the play. these linebackers, now, starting to figure out things on their own. terence smith did okay. ramik wilson. a broncos never challenged them running the football at those linebackers. al: will throw on second and ten. and booker, picking up close to eight. it will be third down and short. cris: they ve done so much. but devontae booker will have a lot of tape to watch this season. how do you watch the plays, the stretch zone plays, that are a fundamental part of gary kubiak s offense. and thought maybe bringing in justin forsett, he would understand it. but just takes a while. al: third and three. you have a flag. oh. poor donald stephenson. we already know. referee: false start, offense, number 71. five-yard penalty. remains third down. cris: you would probably flinch if you had chris jones over you, too. al: third false start of stephe
and a big night, 55. second and ten. cris: running the screen underneath. and running everything off. ramik wilson made the play. these linebackers, now, starting to figure out things on their own. terence smith did okay. ramik wilson. a broncos never challenged them running the football at those linebackers. al: will throw on second and ten. and booker, picking up close to eight. it will be third down and short. cris: they ve done so much. but devontae booker will have a lot of tape to watch this season. how do you watch the plays, the stretch zone plays, that are a fundamental part of gary kubiak s offense. and thought maybe bringing in justin forsett, he would understand it. but just takes a while. al: third and three. you have a flag. oh. poor donald stephenson. we already know. referee: false start, offense, number 71. five-yard penalty. remains third down. cris: you would probably flinch if you had chris jones over you, too. al: third false start of stephe
set the fw bi on paula broad well. petraeus affair. biographer and mistress paula broadwell. schenn an begans. very explicit e-mails. friend employ, perhaps flirtatio flirtatious. is this story serious or just salacious. s that there been too much reckless speculation and has it overshadowed popp s agenda or the investigation of the investigation in ia reese role with benghazi. the consecutive executive steps down. can he jump-start a paper that s been through tough times? aisle ask him. a i m howard kufrts and this is reliable sources. it is for the media the perfect storm when the combined sex, scandal, war, spying, and gossip, not to mention an fbi investigation and secret e-mails. the coverage of the petraeus scandal has been relentless, sometimes breathless, a tabloid tale in which the facts are often murky. the extramarital affair, we re told, was with one paula broadwell. the fbi opened an investigation into whether broadwell had access to petraeu
haystack, you re looking for a needle in a stack of needles, and i don t really know how many people frequently dig their hands around a pile of needles, but it seems pretty painful and pretty difficult. and that highlights exactly what the problem is with the insider threat. these are people who look exactly like the person next to them. it s not necessarily about trying to figure out what s wrong or what s different. it s about identifying what some of these indicators or red flags along the spectrum are, trying to mitigate the exploitation of them so that a person doesn t reach that tipping point and then incorporating, monitoring or detection mechanisms so that you can see some of these behaviors. it s clearly, as i said, a multidimensional problem, so it requires a multidimensional solution. it s a goal of an insider threat program to detect, deter and disrupt. you can take a twofold approach in how you combat those objectives. the first is in how you identify the proble
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