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Tokenization: A Powerful Weapon Against Cyber Attack
Posted on Apr 19, 2012 by Linoma Software | | Categories: Data Security
Tokenization in the data security world is the process of moving sensitive data from a company network to a separate location or sever, and replacing and referencing that data on the company server with a unique token.
If hackers attempt to access sensitive information like credit card numbers from a server, they'll instead encounter the token which prevents them from finding the original data without a specific encryption key or knowledge of the tokenization system.
For example, say a merchant acquires a credit card number by swiping a customer's card with a card reader. If the merchant has implemented tokenization, this card number information is immediately replaced in the merchant's database by a token number while the actual card number is sent and stored (in encrypted form) at a different location, along with the reference from the token.
Because the actual card number is never stored in the merchant's front-end system, hackers have a much more difficult time stealing it. Customers can therefore be assured that it is safe to let that merchant use their card information because the actual credit card numbers are not stored in an easily accessible location.
All organizations that capture credit card data are required by the PCI DSS government regulations to secure and protect this data. Originally, this presented a challenge to the payment industry until Shift4 Corporation presented tokenization solutions at an industry Security Summit in 1995. The adoption of tokenization became a popular solution to meet the PCI DSS compliance regulations.
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Other industries are beginning to adopt tokenization to protect confidential information such as banking transactions, medical records, criminal records, vehicle driver information, loan applications, stock trading and voter registration.
Finding the most efficient way to implement tokenization is challenging, but the growing threat of cyber attack and the expense of data breach have motivated IT shops to research options in earnest.
A variety of third-party software solutions, such as Linoma Software's Crypto Complete, deliver tokenization tools as well as additional options for managing encryption keys, audit logs, message alerts; storing tokenized data; automatically assigning token identifiers; and providing a central management platform for the entire tokenization process.
When a greedy hacker in anticipation of scoring a cache of customer credit card data finds instead a series of tokens, companies win another battle in the war against cyber thieves.


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Home fire in Silverdale caused by propane wok | Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue
Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue received a call in reference to a residential structure fire in the 1400 block of NW Derryfield Drive Sunday, Oct. 21.
The house was evacuated and upon arrival firefighters observed heavy smoke and some flames coming from the left side of the structure. The fire was in a small exterior carport area. It was quickly extinguished and firefighters checked to make sure the fire had not extended into the wall or the interior of the home.
The homeowner states he was in the carport area cooking with a large propane wok when he walked away for a few minutes. When he returned he saw the fire, called 911 and got everyone out of the residence.
Please remember that when you're cooking, whether it's inside or outside, you should never leave it unattended. As today's incident demonstrates - it only take a matter of minutes for a fire to start.
Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue was assisted by Navy Federal Fire and the County Fire Marshal

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Okay, am I missing something?
I thought those of us on the East Coast were on the same clock until the clocks get turned back in the Fall (like a couple of weeks ago).
Then, in the Spring we get back on sinc again.
Did that change? Did Indy finally buckle to FDR's dictatorial ruling on America's clocks?


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By Howard Schneider
Thursday, July 15, 2010; A14
It has been dubbed the "wall of debt."
A massive wave of borrowing will start cresting this year when the U.S. and European governments sell an estimated $4 trillion in new bonds. The surge will course through the world financial system for several years as countries, corporations and banks borrow record amounts of money to repair the damage from the financial crisis and pay back loans from the boom that preceded it.
One crucial concern about the nascent economic recovery is whether markets can smoothly absorb that new debt, or whether it will force less-creditworthy governments into a Greek-style crisis, push weaker banks and corporations into default, and possibly trigger another downturn.
Analysts are split on the prospects. Large amounts of cash around the world and the expectation of continued low interest rates have some predicting a trouble-free outcome, while the sheer level of debt involved has others spooked about a destructive competition for credit. But that wall of debt has become a source of concern among economists at the International Monetary Fund and others who are trying to anticipate where the next crisis might arise.
"There will be a tightening of financial conditions," said Mohamed El-Erian, chief executive at bond-fund manager Pimco. He said his company expects that governments, corporations and leveraged buyout firms will all have to cope with stiffer requirements as they refinance maturing bonds, "some of which will not be refinanced on any terms."Warnings are there
In a series of recent reports, the IMF questioned the ability of governments and banks to raise the money they need as both collide in the markets with multitrillion-dollar tabs -- a dynamic of supply and demand that could raise interest rates as those selling bonds bid up the rate they are willing to offer investors. That potential for high levels of government borrowing to raise rates or even displace corporate bond sales -- depriving companies of an important source of financing -- is a key reason for the agency's call on governments to trim deficits.
Ratings agencies such as Standard & Poor's already have begun warning of problems, particularly as bonds used to fund corporate takeovers during the boom years start to mature.
Standard & Poor's said some $1.7 trillion in bonds are due in the next three years or so among the non-financial companies it rates. Much of that debt is below-investment-grade junk bonds that pay a high interest rate but might be difficult to refinance in an economic climate wary of risk.
"Companies at the low end of the ratings scale may find it difficult to refinance at the rates they'll need for long-term survival, if they can find financing at all," Standard & Poor's wrote in a recent study.
The issue is affecting firms large and small. The ratings agency recently downgraded the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. over doubts about its ability to refinance $188 million in debt next year. It also cautioned about the prospects for the holding company of Texas energy giant TXU. The subject of the largest-ever leveraged buyout, TXU faces a $20 billion balloon payment in 2014 on $40 billion in outstanding bonds.
"The dollar amounts around the world that we are looking at are unprecedented," said Standard & Poor's Managing Director John J. Bilardello. "It was debt issued during the peak years [that] . . . originated in a fairly strong market" but is coming due in a much weaker one.
The IMF, for example, has estimated that banks will need to sell about $5 trillion in bonds in the next three years, particularly in Europe, where the agency said the need for long-term financing is "bearing down" on a sector overly reliant on short-term cash from central banks. That amount is an increase of $2 trillion -- 66 percent -- over the value of bonds sold by financial firms from 2007 to 2009, according to data provided by the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.
Between the money needed for its annual deficit and the refinancing of maturing debt, the U.S. government is expected to sell more than $2 trillion of bonds annually for at least the next two years -- about double its usual amount. Over the next six months, that will be part of what the IMF anticipates as a crush of government financing that includes Japan and heavily indebted countries in Europe.
The United States, as a classic safe-haven investment, has benefited from the current caution in the market, as investors plow money into U.S. Treasury securities and help keep interest rates at historic low levels.
Other countries don't enjoy the same confidence. According to the IMF, a handful of the economically weakest European countries, including large nations such as Spain and Italy, will need to sell some $360 billion in bonds during the rest of this year, at the same time stronger nations such as the United States are crowding the market with their own sales. Greece's large refinancing needs this year sparked its recent crisis -- and threatened a larger and potentially global financial seizure when the country appeared at risk of default. Although the European Union and the IMF have set up a fund to guard against a recurrence of that sort of problem, the actual mechanism has not been tested, and the IMF noted that interest rates had begun rising again for Spanish, Italian and some other European government debt.Further ahead
Some analysts play down the risk, arguing that the low-interest-rate policy pursued by the U.S. Federal Reserve effectively pulls down rates across a variety of markets -- including for some corporate debt. Corporations and banks have comparatively large cash reserves, they note, and investors who shun equity markets may put money into well-rated corporate, government or financial bonds.
Even with the large amounts of government bonds to be sold, it was unlikely that the total demand for credit would outstrip supply by so much that interest rates are forced appreciably higher, said Larry Kantor, head of research for Barclay's Capital.
"I am not saying some borrowers won't be squeezed, but how it turns out will turn on a bunch other factors -- what the Fed is going to do, whether economic conditions become more favorable," Kantor said.
But it is the next few years -- not the next few months -- that the IMF is concerned about. Markets might cope with the current level of refinancing, but if economic growth rebounds -- if Europe recovers and its slower-growing nations start expanding -- then the private demand for financing will also increase. In its recent forecasts for the U.S. economy, the IMF even factored in a full percentage-point rise in Treasury rates -- an expensive proposition for the United States, in terms of its borrowing costs, and a sign that it expects credit markets to tighten.
"The concern comes more when we get to the point where private-sector demand picks up and there is true competition," said David Robinson, deputy director of the IMF's Western Hemisphere department. "Then there will be pressure . . . and it could be quite substantive."


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The 9th album from Stephin Merritt & co. was conceived as a companion to Magnetic Fields' previous release (2008's Jesus & Mary Chain-inspired Distortion), though it's very much that album's opposite. (The original working titles for the records were True and False.) While Distortion was loud, electric and noise-drenched, Realism is an all-acoustic album inspired by expansive late '60s-early '70s folk. With inventive arrangements featuring a variety of colorful instrumentation ranging from violin, flugelhorn and cello to sitar, accordion and banjo, Realism takes a varied, sometimes theatrical approach to folk, and the songs Merritt wrote for the album are also very diverse, veering from melancholy laments to wonderfully snarky putdowns. 1/15/2010 - Don Yates
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James Dennin, Kapitall: Owners of gay bars across America and Canada are fighting back against Russian President Vladimir Putin's "gay propaganda" reforms in perhaps the only way they can – pouring out their Stoli.
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The boycott was encouraged by columnist and blogger Dan Savage, who called for an action of "solidarity" with Russia's LGBT's communities, which have been suffering under increasingly restrictive laws that ban advocating for gay causes, or even sharing pro-gay sentiments in public.
Many critics and scholars have pointed out that Putin's actions have a populist bent, as growing dissent in the cities has led him to rely more and more on conservative, rural voters to hold on to his increasingly trepidatious strangle-hold of Russian politics.
Savage's pronouncement has been simple: "DUMP RUSSIAN VODKA."
There are no Russian liquor companies which trade publicly in the US or otherwise. And as the vodka-maker has pointed out, Stoli is owned by a Luxemborg beverage company, the SPI Group. However the company's owner – Yuri Scheffler, and the company's distinct brand both benefit from Russian branding and have manufacturers there.
Now, we at the Wire are primarily whiskey drinkers – but were still curious as to whether this grass-roots movement would have any effect on distillers in general. With that in mind we searched for stocks in the beverages industry that produce spirits but don't have any operations in Russia, in case late-summer revelers start actively buying non-Russian labels. Even if the beverage industry fails to respond to the boycott, a broader movement could still catch on in time to affect the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi.
And a note to readers: Smirnoff brand is owned by Diageo (DEO) – a British-based company – and is produced primarily in India, Ireland, the UK and the US.
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54 Convertible
— By Capt. Ken Kreisler
— March 2003
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|Tweak a proven hull, add two big diesels, and this 54-foot convertible is ready to tear it up with the big dogs.
For those of you unfamiliar with the beginnings of Hatteras Yachts, let me give you the quick skinny on how it all began. As the story goes, on a particularly snotty day in May 1959, Hatteras founder Willis Slane was not at all happy to be sitting and staring out at the roiling ocean from the windows of the Hatteras Marlin Club in Hatteras, North Carolina.
The majority of the wooden sportfishermen of the time didn't handle the unpredictable in- and offshore waters of North Carolina all that well, so Slane set out to build a boat out of fiberglass, the upstart new material that was beginning to garner the attention of the boatbuilding world. Four months later, with the financial backing of several friends, he opened up a plant in High Point, North Carolina, and with the help of young naval architect Jack Hargrave, a knowledgeable fiberglasser, and a gang of skilled boatbuilders, built Knit Wits, a 41-foot sportfisherman that was launched on March 22, 1960, thus beginning a heritage of deep-water, horizon-chasing battlewagons of which the 54 Convertible is the latest.
I first met up with the 54 at last year's Miami International Boat Show where she was being previewed. During subsequent visits, I got the opportunity to sit down with Hatteras captain Terry Stansel and discuss how this boat was conceived. "We started out with a wish list of what we wanted to fit inside, including lots of stowage, suitable quarters for crew if necessary, and a workable engine room space and drew the boat around that," he said.
To say that Stansel is familiar with the 54 would be an understatement. Besides being a member of the Hatteras Design Team, for about ten months out of the year, he and wife Bonnie call the 54 Hatterascal home, traveling the big-fish tourney and boat show circuits and also providing prospective owners with demo sea trials.
"Fortunately we had some guys at our New Bern, North Carolina, plant that were quite familiar with custom boats and used them to bring some new features to the 54 without altering the basic Hatteras layout. Some things you just don't mess with," he said, as we continued the conversation. He went on to tell me that the conception and building process was not just limited to the Hatteras Design Team. To make sure they were on the right track with this boat, Stansel and company also sought input from many of their dealers regarding what their customers wanted.
The new features Stansel referred to begin on the outside. While she's unmistakably a Hatteras, the 54 comes at you with a sleeker profile that has more of a rake to the sheer and flare to the bow than previous Hatteras convertibles. Large, elliptical, frameless, smoked-glass windows add to the new look, and there have been changes below the waterline, as well. According to Bruce Angel, Hatteras' vice president of product development and design engineering, the 54's running bottom is convex from the keel to the chine to help reduce impact accelerations while contributing to a smooth head-sea ride and minimizing broaching. "We also put in tooled-in spray rails, two per side, to cut down on the spray usually associated with a heavy boat," he said.
Like most boats of her breed, the 54's deadrise diminishes as you go aft to increase lift, improve low-speed handling, and increase transverse stability while on plane. But Hatteras' version is different. "We call it a twisted bottom," Angel said. "It varies from 20 degrees at amidships to about two degrees at the transom." The 54 also has prop tunnels to reduce shaft angle, so the boat draws only 4'2", which comes in handy, especially in the Bahamas, Keys, and on the west coast of Florida. "I've been in places with this boat at dead low tide where in the past I'd never been able to bring in a deep-draft boat," recounts Stansel. He also sees this design feature as an idea whose time has come for Hatteras. "I think we've got our 60 at just about 5'1" now, " he says.
This article originally appeared in the March 2003 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.


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Muskingum College offers Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol training for local educators
Muskingum College will host a Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP) workshop on Saturday, November 17, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on the campus. The day-long workshop will train local educators on how to work with students for whom English is not their first language.
The cost of the workshop is $20, with an option to purchase one hour of graduate credit for $130.00. Registration deadline is November 1. To register for the workshop, or for more information, call Associate Professor of Education Dr. Joy Cowdery at 740-826-8027 or email her at email@example.com.
The SIOP workshop is a research-based approach to instructing educators on how to effectively teach academic content while promoting English language development with a school-system's English language learners. The model is currently used in hundreds of schools across the U.S., as well as several other countries.
According to Dr. Cowdery, "The number of students for whom English is their second language is steadily growing in all southeastern Ohio school districts, yet because of the small numbers in each individual school, many of our schools lack credentialed ESL (English as a Second Language) teachers."
She also noted that the job of educating these students mainly falls to regular classroom teachers who have little experience or background in teaching content to students who do not speak English. "SIOP offers these teachers the skills to make accommodations for these students in their regular classrooms," she said.
This highly motivational and engaging workshop will involve teaching the skills to implement the eight components of the SIOP Model by providing extensive use of practical, hands-on activities that will allow participants to understand the importance of sheltering instruction with their schools.
Upon completion of the workshop, each participant will be able to use the SIOP Model to design, deliver and reflect on SIOP-based lessons within their classrooms as well as develop a deeper understanding of how to meet the needs of English language learners within their school communities.
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"We focus on innovative research that improves patients' quality of life," said Randall Lambrecht, PhD, Aurora's senior vice president of research. "The institute will allow Aurora to offer patients more options by expanding the amount of research we do within Aurora, as well as growing collaborative work with outside businesses and academic institutions."
The institute will house research that transforms new discoveries into practical ways to improve patient outcomes. Aurora offers 700 clinical research projects, including over 400 clinical trials, more than any other organization in Wisconsin. Through this patient-centered research, Aurora gives patients access to more new drugs and devices than any other health care system in the state.
In addition to benefiting patients, the institute is expected to drive economic growth by bringing new businesses and jobs to the state through partnerships with Aurora.
In 2012, research at Aurora brought in $25 million to Wisconsin from pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers, as well as federal agencies.
Aurora's research includes work in the areas of cardiovascular medicine, oncology, women's health and the neurosciences.
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Among Aurora's research efforts is the Center for Integrative Research in Cardiovascular Aging. Headed by nationally recognized cardiovascular researcher, Arshad Jahangir, MD, this center has attracted more than $2 million in funding from NIH Heart, Lung & Blood Institute. Its work includes trials that use a patient's own stem cells in an effort to regrow blood vessels in damaged areas of the heart.
Aurora's partnerships include Oracle Inc., which is helping to manage and mine the enormous amount of data in Aurora's rapidly growing biobank, the Open-source Robotic Biorepository and Information Technology center or ORBIT. Data from the biobank is helping to speed the development of new drugs, devices and therapies for patients.
The institute's administrative offices will be based at Aurora Sinai Medical Center, while research supported by the institute will be located throughout the Aurora health system.
Aurora Health Care is a 15-hospital system with 172 clinics, more than 70 pharmacies and 1,500 physicians in eastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. It has the largest home health organization in Wisconsin. It also trains more than 2,400 residents, interns, fellows and students in medicine, nursing and the allied health professions, and Aurora has affiliations with 104 academic institutions.
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very very sad and that must be a horrible feeling for Josh Hamilton very sad story
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very very sad and that must be a horrible feeling for Josh Hamilton very sad story
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Man, that's gonna be tough for him to get over. I'm not saying he's at fault, but he will surely feel like he is. And I'm sure the oncoming lawsuit will try to paint him as negligent. Just a bad situation in many ways.
That is so sad and tragic ofor so many. The son for seeing his dad fall to his death for the outfielder who innocently threw the ball into the stands (something he's probably done a thousand times) to the other ball players who are broken up ovcer this.
He seemed to be fine and was awake after the fall at least that is what is being reported. He told people to get his son. Then in the ambulance he went into cardiac arrest and died. I cant believe he survived the fall head first.
Yeah I read the same thing.
Wonder if the son was in the ambulance
Was that his kid in the red shirt? Yeesh..........
Who organizes safety at these ballparks? Did you see that railing? Was it even 2 ft high? That is and was an accident waiting to happen. Here's hoping all ballparks take a major look at safety.
You should see the railings on the upper deck at Victory Field. I work there, and I'm afraid to even get near those things because they're so short.
Be careful Day-V. Can't believe I still haven't been to Victory field. Probably will never happen but I wonder if Indy could sustain an MLB franchise. I would be more motivated to go if it was MLB.
no way
Maybe not right off the bat but aren't there enough die hard Reds and Cubs fans around Central Indiana that would eventually jump on board?
we are a fair weathered city but even if we weren't we don't have enough people per capital to support a team.