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Nexusguard’s Q3 2017 Threat Report shows that 55 percent of DDoS attacks in the Q3 of 2017 were multi-vector attacks, blending UDP-flood, NTP amplification and other attack vectors.
The survey analyzed more than 9,600 attacks. This number is 10 times more than the previous year.
“To protect against these types of attacks, organizations need to develop coordinated efforts to uncover new threats, remedy affected apps and ensure mitigation methods can flex and suppress growing attacks,” Kasman added.
As per the reports, China accounted for almost 21 percent of DDoS attacks worldwide in the third quarter. US stands at 5 percent.
Another survey conducted by Imperva’s Global DDoS Threat Landscape shows that attacks on bitcoin exchanges represented 3.6 percent of network layer DDoS attacks during the quarter.
The survey was conducted after analyzing 5,765 DDoS attacks. There is also rise in the number of high packet rate network layer attacks, in which the packet forwarding rate exceeded 50 Mpps or even 100 Mpps.
“This is a cause for concern, as many mitigation solutions are ill equipped to process packets at such a high rate,” the report notes.
AlertSec ACCESS is a patent pending technology designed to check that devices are encrypted before access to a network is granted.
Laptop theft can lead to data breach. OptumRx, the pharmacy care branch of a health services and technology company in Minnesota suffered data breach due to the theft incident. An unencrypted laptop was stolen from an employee’s vehicle in Indianapolis, Indiana as per the reports. OptumRx mentioned that laptop belonged to an unnamed vendor who provides home delivery services to patients.
Affected information included names, health plan names,addresses, prescription drug information, and prescribing provider information. For some individuals, dates of birth may have been exposed.
It also confirmed that Social Security numbers, credit cards, and other financial information was not involved.
Company did not specify the number of affected individuals. Also, Office of Civil Rights data breach portal didn’t mention the number of individuals affected by the security incident.
OptumRx has now contacted local authorities and launched an outside investigation. It has also mailed notification letters to potentially affected individuals.
The company is also working with local law enforcement. Vendor is asked to put in place additional levels of protection for its laptops. One free year of identity theft protection services is also offered to individuals. It is supplying each with a one-year subscription to LifeLock.
With this service, LifeLock actively monitors an extensive online network for attempts to use your personal information. Whenever suspicious activity is detected, user will receive an alert via email or phone.
It also provides services for missing wallet. It has asked users to just call— anytime, anywhere—and LifeLock will help cancel or replace the contents to stop fraudulent activities. Coverage under this scheme includes credit and debit cards, Social Security cards, driver’s licenses, insurance cards, checkbooks and travelers checks.
Impersonating can be done and Identity thieves can redirect your mail, containing financial information and providing a fraudulent new address. LifeLock monitors these such kinds of requests and notifies the user.
Identity thieves also get involved in illegal buy, sell and trade sensitive personal information on black market Internet sites. LifeLock now patrols over 10,000 criminal websites. Any suspicious activity is notified to the user.
LifeLock works with bank to reduce emailing to affected individuals to avoid identity theft.
Sign in to your secure member portal at LifeLock.com is available all the time.
Alertsec is the full disk encryption service that delivers a mobile data protection system for all information stored on laptops used throughout your organization.
Heath information was potentially compromised when laptop was stolen from doctor’s car. Around 400 patients are notified about the recent data breach. The incident took place at the Medical College of Wisconsin. According to the Medical College spokesperson, that a document with private information on about 400 patients was stolen from the vehicle, while a laptop with data on one patient was also taken.
“Firm policies are in place prohibiting the downloading of patient information to portable media, as well as the secured transport of documents containing patient information,” read a Medical College statement obtained by WDJT. “We sincerely regret that this unfortunate event occurred.
The purpose of this policy is to address the appropriate protection and encryption of all MCW Electronic Protected Information (EPI) when it is stored, transferred or accessed on any mobile device. Full mobile device encryption and related controls are required to access MCW’s electronic network or information through another means.
All Workforce members must protect MCW EPI. Workforce members using a Mobile Device owned by a workforce member, an external entity or one provided by MCW, to access or store EPI must have encryption using an institution-approved tool.
On personally owned devices (i.e. BYOD), should a workforce member choose not to permit MCW’s MDM tools and supporting processes on their personal device, access to MCW’s secured resources will be limited as outlined in procedure below.
Suburban Lung Associates in Illinois may face a protected health information (PHI) breach after its medical record was found in the dumpster. Local CBS affiliate news station reported the incident. It found out that number of patient charts was thrown in the trash that contained PHI such as patients’ medical histories, Social Security numbers and driver’s licenses.
According to the reports, CBS affiliate discovered that the dumpster belonged to Filefax, a company that stores and transports medical records. The news station broadcasted news with inputs from dumpster driver. The women driver explained that Filefax had allowed her to take the papers a week prior and she had made ten trips with 1,000 pounds of Suburan’s medical records.
Filefax avoided news reporter after the incident. News station has alerted Northbrook police of the unsecure medical information, and police then ordered Filefax to secure the dumpster in their facility.
Hospital mentioned that its security policy mandates that the vendor destroy all medical files. They also said that they believe in protecting patient’s information at priority and this breach is isolated incident. The Illinois Attorney General and US Department of Health and Human Services are now investigating the breach.
Alertsec has created a web based encryption service that radically simplifies deployment and management of PC encryption by using industry leading Check Point Full Disk Encryption (former Pointsec) software.
Organizations, especially corporate giants, have to have an information security policy in place that proves they have taken necessary steps and measures to safeguard the information they gathered. If these policies are not adhered to, the regulators may prosecute.
Alertsec Xpress is used by organizations that have recognized the need to protect their information. Customers range from single-user sole traders and consultants to multinational companies with a large number of offices around the globe. Over 4 million users worldwide use Alertsec Xpress’s Check Point Full Disk Encryption.
Medical Practice has notified 3000 patients who have suffered data breach due to employees who tried to contact them with intention of starting own business. Still there are conflicting reports about the involvement of a business associate (BA) and the dates of breaches. Information which was affected included patient names, addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, and health conditions.
On or about July 24, 2014, Owensboro Medical Practice, PLLC, and its business associate, Research Integrity, LLC, learned that a spreadsheet containing protected health information was wrongfully copied and removed from the offices of Research Integrity by a former employee. This occurred despite the fact that only properly authorized persons at Research Integrity had access to the spreadsheet.
Owensboro Medical Practice and Research Integrity are both investigating the incident and taking steps to ensure that patient information is secure. The companies are also pursuing the return of all hard copies of all information from the spreadsheet, the deletion of all computerized versions of such information on a permanent basis, and permanent injunctions against the persons or entities who had possession of the data from utilizing such data in the future.
White Lodging Services, a hospitality company that manages 168 hotels in 21 states under Hilton, Marriott, and Sheraton brand names, is investigating a suspected credit and debit card breach. It has suspected 14 hotels along with some hotel restaurants and lounges where the possible breach happened at point of sales systems. It suspected below establishments.
Sheraton Erie Bayfront, Erie, Pa.
Holiday Inn Midway, Chicago, Ill.
Marriott Denver South, Denver, Colo.
Marriott Indianapolis Downtown, Indianapolis, Ind.
Marriott Richmond Downtown, Richmond, Va.
Marriott Louisville Downtown, Louisville Ky.
Renaissance Broomfield Flatiron, Broomfield, Colo.
Radisson Star Plaza, Merrillville, Ind.
Information about the breach first came to notice when security journalist Brian Krebs reported, Marriott properties operated by White Lodging Services based in Merrillville, Ind was affected by the unnamed card processors tied to fraud involving hundreds of credit cards to a number of this property. He reported location of other affected hotels as Austin, Texas, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Louisville, Ky., and Tampa, Fla., among other cities.
White Lodge spokeswoman Kathleen Quilligan told The Times of Northwest Indiana, “An investigation is in progress, and we will provide meaningful information as soon as it becomes available,” White Lodge is owned by Dean White 90, whose Forbes estimation is $1.9 billion. His company manages 168 hotels under variety of brand names.
Alertsec has created a web based encryption service that radically simplifies deployment and management of PC encryption by using industry leading Check Point Full Disk Encryption (former Pointsec) software. Organizations, especially corporate giants, have to have an information security policy in place that proves they have taken necessary steps and measures to safeguard the information they gathered. If these policies are not adhered to, the regulators may prosecute.
A health data breach at Saint Louis University (SLU) affected 3,000 patients. Few SLU employees received a phishing scam mail and gave out their account information by mistake.
About 20 SLU email accounts were accessed by the phishing culprits. These email accounts had protected health information (PHI) of about 3,000 people and about 200 Social Security numbers as well. According to the spokesman, employees’ financial information was the main target of the scam. And while no unauthorized financial transactions occurred, 10 employees changed their direct deposit information.
Affected students were offered one year of free credit monitoring and identity theft protection and restoration to affected students.
The University discovered that some SLU employees provided their account information in response to a sophisticated phishing email scam they received.
A full-scale investigation was started immediately after the University learnt about the incident. Employees who were targeted by the email scam were notified, and their accounts were secured. While about 10 employees had direct deposit information changed, no unauthorized financial transactions occurred.
As it appeared the main target of this scam must have been the direct deposit information of these employees. However, during the investigation, the University learned that the incident also resulted in unauthorized access to about 20 SLU email accounts belonging to approximately 3,000 individuals which contained their personal health information. This was mostly limited to diagnosis, procedure and medical chart information. The email accounts contained about 200 people’s name and Social Security Numbers. At present, there is no evidence to suggest that someone accessed any of the personal information in the emails.
All individuals whose information was in the email accounts affected by the incident are being notified by the University. SLU has also notified law enforcement officials and has engaged the services of a global leader to avoid such incidents in future.
University is providing the affected individuals with one year of free continuous credit monitoring and identity theft protection and restoration. Instructions for signing up for these free services are enclosed in the notification letters.
Data breach incidents are increasing at fast pace and their impact is affecting millions of people. California being one of its victims, the personal information of millions of individuals were exposed in data breaches last year.
Personal information of 2.5 million residents of California were exposed in 131 online data breaches in 2012, as indicated by a recent study done by Attorney General of California. However, more than half of these incidents were easily avoidable.
In a report released by the Attorney General Kamala Harris she revealed that out of 2.5 million California residents affected by data breaches in 2012, 1.4 million would have been fine if the companies had encrypted their data. If the exposed data had been cloaked earlier these incidents would have never been reported under existing state law.
According to some other findings in 2012, average of 22,500 people were affected in each breach. Majority of data leakage incidents were reported in retail industry followed by the insurance and financial sectors. More than 100,000 people were involved in five of the reported data breaches, more than half of breaches involved SSN.
“Data breaches are a serious threat to individuals’ privacy, finances and even personal security. Companies and government agencies must do more to protect people by protecting data.” Harris said in a release.
Harris gave some suggestions for companies and agencies, explaining them that data encryption should always be used to secure the data. She asked them to train their employees and contractors to improve the overall security in an organization. However, some experts in IT security industry declared awareness training to be a waste of money and time.
She further proposed to improve the readability of breach notices, better the access to resources for victims of breaches involving Social Security and driver’s license numbers, and the passage of legislation mandating notifications of breaches involving the exposure of online credentials, such as usernames and passwords.
French game maker Ubisoft has admitted that hackers have breached its networks, gaining access to usernames, email addresses and encrypted passwords. The incident likely affects millions of people worldwide.
User access control is a cornerstone of information security management. Everybody needs it and does it. Yet in practice it’s poorly conceived, implemented and managed. It’s one of those elephants in the room: a problem that is highly significant, but difficult to tackle so business is reluctant to acknowledge it. If it wasn’t for compliance and internal audit the situation would be even worse.
A number of theoretical models have been developed over the years but they don’t deliver in practice. We’ve got ACLs, Capabilities, MAC, DAC and RBAC, none of which work in a medium or large enterprise. There are several reasons for this.
Firstly, the models are too simple. Access control is too rich a subject to be determined by a single label or capability. Deciding whether a user can have access to an enterprise system is far from simple. It depends on who they are, what they are, how important they are, where they are, what they are doing, to whom they report, and what other access they might already possess. This requires unambiguous policy rules and reliable decision processes, supported by smart application front-ends, all of which are in short supply.
Secondly, we rarely have enough knowledge in one place to make this work. Neither systems owners nor administrators have perfect knowledge of who does what across the enterprise and what access they require, especially in an organization that is continuously acquiring, divesting and restructuring business units.
Thirdly, we don’t pay enough attention to administration. It’s too often poorly resourced and equipped. Cost savings can easily be made by streamlining processes and implementing better tools but this requires enterprise-wide cooperation and it’s rarely at the top of any business unit’s agenda.
Fourthly, we are constrained by legacy systems and infrastructure which complicate the problem space and restrict the solution space. Ambitious visions quickly fade into the distance.
An inescapable fact is that we can’t control a complex situation with simple controls. Today’s access requirements are a sophisticated blend of numerous factors. Access rights depend on multiple user characteristics that can be surprisingly hard to define measure and monitor.
The end result is that it doesn’t get done properly. Instead we fudge it. We do the minimum we can to keep it going and rarely get around to developing the rich policies, knowledge base and streamlined processes needed to build a sustainable, effective access control system.
In fact it’s much easier to close the back doors, through vulnerability management and penetration testing rather than to secure the front entrance. But compliance is catching up with the thousands of wrong profiles, toxic combinations and dead registrations. Sooner or later we will have to put aside the easy, quick wins and face up to the long-standing elephant in the room.
Prevention is better than cure. Prevent your systems from attacks with Alertsec Xpress.

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nexusguard’s q3 2017 threat report shows that 55 percent of ddos attacks in the q3 of 2017 were multi-vector attacks, blending udp-flood, ntp amplification and other attack vectors.
the survey analyzed more than 9,600 attacks. this number is 10 times more than the previous year.
“to protect against these types of attacks, organizations need to develop coordinated efforts to uncover new threats, remedy affected apps and ensure mitigation methods can flex and suppress growing attacks,” kasman added.
as per the reports, china accounted for almost 21 percent of ddos attacks worldwide in the third quarter. us stands at 5 percent.
another survey conducted by imperva’s global ddos threat landscape shows that attacks on bitcoin exchanges represented 3.6 percent of network layer ddos attacks during the quarter.
the survey was conducted after analyzing 5,765 ddos attacks. there is also rise in the number of high packet rate network layer attacks, in which the packet forwarding rate exceeded 50 mpps or even 100 mpps.
“this is a cause for concern, as many mitigation solutions are ill equipped to process packets at such a high rate,” the report notes.
alertsec access is a patent pending technology designed to check that devices are encrypted before access to a network is granted.
laptop theft can lead to data breach. optumrx, the pharmacy care branch of a health services and technology company in minnesota suffered data breach due to the theft incident. an unencrypted laptop was stolen from an employee’s vehicle in indianapolis, indiana as per the reports. optumrx mentioned that laptop belonged to an unnamed vendor who provides home delivery services to patients.
affected information included names, health plan names,addresses, prescription drug information, and prescribing provider information. for some individuals, dates of birth may have been exposed.
it also confirmed that social security numbers, credit cards, and other financial information was not involved.
company did not specify the number of affected individuals. also, office of civil rights data breach portal didn’t mention the number of individuals affected by the security incident.
optumrx has now contacted local authorities and launched an outside investigation. it has also mailed notification letters to potentially affected individuals.
the company is also working with local law enforcement. vendor is asked to put in place additional levels of protection for its laptops. one free year of identity theft protection services is also offered to individuals. it is supplying each with a one-year subscription to lifelock.
with this service, lifelock actively monitors an extensive online network for attempts to use your personal information. whenever suspicious activity is detected, user will receive an alert via email or phone.
it also provides services for missing wallet. it has asked users to just call— anytime, anywhere—and lifelock will help cancel or replace the contents to stop fraudulent activities. coverage under this scheme includes credit and debit cards, social security cards, driver’s licenses, insurance cards, checkbooks and travelers checks.
impersonating can be done and identity thieves can redirect your mail, containing financial information and providing a fraudulent new address. lifelock monitors these such kinds of requests and notifies the user.
identity thieves also get involved in illegal buy, sell and trade sensitive personal information on black market internet sites. lifelock now patrols over 10,000 criminal websites. any suspicious activity is notified to the user.
lifelock works with bank to reduce emailing to affected individuals to avoid identity theft.
sign in to your secure member portal at lifelock.com is available all the time.
alertsec is the full disk encryption service that delivers a mobile data protection system for all information stored on laptops used throughout your organization.
heath information was potentially compromised when laptop was stolen from doctor’s car. around 400 patients are notified about the recent data breach. the incident took place at the medical college of wisconsin. according to the medical college spokesperson, that a document with private information on about 400 patients was stolen from the vehicle, while a laptop with data on one patient was also taken.
“firm policies are in place prohibiting the downloading of patient information to portable media, as well as the secured transport of documents containing patient information,” read a medical college statement obtained by wdjt. “we sincerely regret that this unfortunate event occurred.
the purpose of this policy is to address the appropriate protection and encryption of all mcw electronic protected information (epi) when it is stored, transferred or accessed on any mobile device. full mobile device encryption and related controls are required to access mcw’s electronic network or information through another means.
all workforce members must protect mcw epi. workforce members using a mobile device owned by a workforce member, an external entity or one provided by mcw, to access or store epi must have encryption using an institution-approved tool.
on personally owned devices (i.e. byod), should a workforce member choose not to permit mcw’s mdm tools and supporting processes on their personal device, access to mcw’s secured resources will be limited as outlined in procedure below.
suburban lung associates in illinois may face a protected health information (phi) breach after its medical record was found in the dumpster. local cbs affiliate news station reported the incident. it found out that number of patient charts was thrown in the trash that contained phi such as patients’ medical histories, social security numbers and driver’s licenses.
according to the reports, cbs affiliate discovered that the dumpster belonged to filefax, a company that stores and transports medical records. the news station broadcasted news with inputs from dumpster driver. the women driver explained that filefax had allowed her to take the papers a week prior and she had made ten trips with 1,000 pounds of suburan’s medical records.
filefax avoided news reporter after the incident. news station has alerted northbrook police of the unsecure medical information, and police then ordered filefax to secure the dumpster in their facility.
hospital mentioned that its security policy mandates that the vendor destroy all medical files. they also said that they believe in protecting patient’s information at priority and this breach is isolated incident. the illinois attorney general and us department of health and human services are now investigating the breach.
alertsec has created a web based encryption service that radically simplifies deployment and management of pc encryption by using industry leading check point full disk encryption (former pointsec) software.
organizations, especially corporate giants, have to have an information security policy in place that proves they have taken necessary steps and measures to safeguard the information they gathered. if these policies are not adhered to, the regulators may prosecute.
alertsec xpress is used by organizations that have recognized the need to protect their information. customers range from single-user sole traders and consultants to multinational companies with a large number of offices around the globe. over 4 million users worldwide use alertsec xpress’s check point full disk encryption.
medical practice has notified 3000 patients who have suffered data breach due to employees who tried to contact them with intention of starting own business. still there are conflicting reports about the involvement of a business associate (ba) and the dates of breaches. information which was affected included patient names, addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, social security numbers, and health conditions.
on or about july 24, 2014, owensboro medical practice, pllc, and its business associate, research integrity, llc, learned that a spreadsheet containing protected health information was wrongfully copied and removed from the offices of research integrity by a former employee. this occurred despite the fact that only properly authorized persons at research integrity had access to the spreadsheet.
owensboro medical practice and research integrity are both investigating the incident and taking steps to ensure that patient information is secure. the companies are also pursuing the return of all hard copies of all information from the spreadsheet, the deletion of all computerized versions of such information on a permanent basis, and permanent injunctions against the persons or entities who had possession of the data from utilizing such data in the future.
white lodging services, a hospitality company that manages 168 hotels in 21 states under hilton, marriott, and sheraton brand names, is investigating a suspected credit and debit card breach. it has suspected 14 hotels along with some hotel restaurants and lounges where the possible breach happened at point of sales systems. it suspected below establishments.
sheraton erie bayfront, erie, pa.
holiday inn midway, chicago, ill.
marriott denver south, denver, colo.
marriott indianapolis downtown, indianapolis, ind.
marriott richmond downtown, richmond, va.
marriott louisville downtown, louisville ky.
renaissance broomfield flatiron, broomfield, colo.
radisson star plaza, merrillville, ind.
information about the breach first came to notice when security journalist brian krebs reported, marriott properties operated by white lodging services based in merrillville, ind was affected by the unnamed card processors tied to fraud involving hundreds of credit cards to a number of this property. he reported location of other affected hotels as austin, texas, chicago, denver, los angeles, louisville, ky., and tampa, fla., among other cities.
white lodge spokeswoman kathleen quilligan told the times of northwest indiana, “an investigation is in progress, and we will provide meaningful information as soon as it becomes available,” white lodge is owned by dean white 90, whose forbes estimation is $1.9 billion. his company manages 168 hotels under variety of brand names.
alertsec has created a web based encryption service that radically simplifies deployment and management of pc encryption by using industry leading check point full disk encryption (former pointsec) software. organizations, especially corporate giants, have to have an information security policy in place that proves they have taken necessary steps and measures to safeguard the information they gathered. if these policies are not adhered to, the regulators may prosecute.
a health data breach at saint louis university (slu) affected 3,000 patients. few slu employees received a phishing scam mail and gave out their account information by mistake.
about 20 slu email accounts were accessed by the phishing culprits. these email accounts had protected health information (phi) of about 3,000 people and about 200 social security numbers as well. according to the spokesman, employees’ financial information was the main target of the scam. and while no unauthorized financial transactions occurred, 10 employees changed their direct deposit information.
affected students were offered one year of free credit monitoring and identity theft protection and restoration to affected students.
the university discovered that some slu employees provided their account information in response to a sophisticated phishing email scam they received.
a full-scale investigation was started immediately after the university learnt about the incident. employees who were targeted by the email scam were notified, and their accounts were secured. while about 10 employees had direct deposit information changed, no unauthorized financial transactions occurred.
as it appeared the main target of this scam must have been the direct deposit information of these employees. however, during the investigation, the university learned that the incident also resulted in unauthorized access to about 20 slu email accounts belonging to approximately 3,000 individuals which contained their personal health information. this was mostly limited to diagnosis, procedure and medical chart information. the email accounts contained about 200 people’s name and social security numbers. at present, there is no evidence to suggest that someone accessed any of the personal information in the emails.
all individuals whose information was in the email accounts affected by the incident are being notified by the university. slu has also notified law enforcement officials and has engaged the services of a global leader to avoid such incidents in future.
university is providing the affected individuals with one year of free continuous credit monitoring and identity theft protection and restoration. instructions for signing up for these free services are enclosed in the notification letters.
data breach incidents are increasing at fast pace and their impact is affecting millions of people. california being one of its victims, the personal information of millions of individuals were exposed in data breaches last year.
personal information of 2.5 million residents of california were exposed in 131 online data breaches in 2012, as indicated by a recent study done by attorney general of california. however, more than half of these incidents were easily avoidable.
in a report released by the attorney general kamala harris she revealed that out of 2.5 million california residents affected by data breaches in 2012, 1.4 million would have been fine if the companies had encrypted their data. if the exposed data had been cloaked earlier these incidents would have never been reported under existing state law.
according to some other findings in 2012, average of 22,500 people were affected in each breach. majority of data leakage incidents were reported in retail industry followed by the insurance and financial sectors. more than 100,000 people were involved in five of the reported data breaches, more than half of breaches involved ssn.
“data breaches are a serious threat to individuals’ privacy, finances and even personal security. companies and government agencies must do more to protect people by protecting data.” harris said in a release.
harris gave some suggestions for companies and agencies, explaining them that data encryption should always be used to secure the data. she asked them to train their employees and contractors to improve the overall security in an organization. however, some experts in it security industry declared awareness training to be a waste of money and time.
she further proposed to improve the readability of breach notices, better the access to resources for victims of breaches involving social security and driver’s license numbers, and the passage of legislation mandating notifications of breaches involving the exposure of online credentials, such as usernames and passwords.
french game maker ubisoft has admitted that hackers have breached its networks, gaining access to usernames, email addresses and encrypted passwords. the incident likely affects millions of people worldwide.
user access control is a cornerstone of information security management. everybody needs it and does it. yet in practice it’s poorly conceived, implemented and managed. it’s one of those elephants in the room: a problem that is highly significant, but difficult to tackle so business is reluctant to acknowledge it. if it wasn’t for compliance and internal audit the situation would be even worse.
a number of theoretical models have been developed over the years but they don’t deliver in practice. we’ve got acls, capabilities, mac, dac and rbac, none of which work in a medium or large enterprise. there are several reasons for this.
firstly, the models are too simple. access control is too rich a subject to be determined by a single label or capability. deciding whether a user can have access to an enterprise system is far from simple. it depends on who they are, what they are, how important they are, where they are, what they are doing, to whom they report, and what other access they might already possess. this requires unambiguous policy rules and reliable decision processes, supported by smart application front-ends, all of which are in short supply.
secondly, we rarely have enough knowledge in one place to make this work. neither systems owners nor administrators have perfect knowledge of who does what across the enterprise and what access they require, especially in an organization that is continuously acquiring, divesting and restructuring business units.
thirdly, we don’t pay enough attention to administration. it’s too often poorly resourced and equipped. cost savings can easily be made by streamlining processes and implementing better tools but this requires enterprise-wide cooperation and it’s rarely at the top of any business unit’s agenda.
fourthly, we are constrained by legacy systems and infrastructure which complicate the problem space and restrict the solution space. ambitious visions quickly fade into the distance.
an inescapable fact is that we can’t control a complex situation with simple controls. today’s access requirements are a sophisticated blend of numerous factors. access rights depend on multiple user characteristics that can be surprisingly hard to define measure and monitor.
the end result is that it doesn’t get done properly. instead we fudge it. we do the minimum we can to keep it going and rarely get around to developing the rich policies, knowledge base and streamlined processes needed to build a sustainable, effective access control system.
in fact it’s much easier to close the back doors, through vulnerability management and penetration testing rather than to secure the front entrance. but compliance is catching up with the thousands of wrong profiles, toxic combinations and dead registrations. sooner or later we will have to put aside the easy, quick wins and face up to the long-standing elephant in the room.
prevention is better than cure. prevent your systems from attacks with alertsec xpress.


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Ryukyu Shimpo – Okinawa, Japanese newspaper, local news » Enagic USA donates 120000 500 ml bottles of water to victims of the Japan Earthquake.
Katsutaka Idokawa (left), mayor of Futaba Cho, Fukushima Prefecture, receives bottled water provided by Shozo Yamaguchi, executive officer of Enagic Japan.
Enagic USA, Inc. (President & CEO Hironari Oshiro with its U.S. headquarters in Los Angeles) recently sent bottled water to the areas hit by the Great East Japan Earthquake. Since the earthquake and tsunami, the company has collected donations for earthquake relief from its employees and its distribution outlets across United States. The headquarters heard from its local delivery agent in Tohoku that drinking water is in short supply in the stricken areas.
A bottled mineral water company in California responded to the order by Enagic USA by increasing production to fill a large number of bottles for the emergency relief aid.
Enagic USA shipped 120000 500ml bottles of water (four 40-Foot-Containers) as the first relief aid direct to total six evacuation facilities in the affected areas, including two at Futaba Cho, Iwaki City, Soma City in Fukushima Prefecture, Kesennuma City in Miyagi Prefecture and Otsuchi Cho in Iwate Prefecture.
“We hope that people in the affected areas are able to return to their normal lives as soon as possible,” said a spokesperson for the company.
According to the company, USA Sagawa, Sagawa Global Logistics, the Tokyo Customs Office, the respective prefectural governments and other local organizations cooperated and worked well together, including giving approval as special import as relief aid, so as to facilitate a quick delivery from the United States of a large quantity of bottled water to victims.

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ryukyu shimpo – okinawa, japanese newspaper, local news » enagic usa donates 120000 500 ml bottles of water to victims of the japan earthquake.
katsutaka idokawa (left), mayor of futaba cho, fukushima prefecture, receives bottled water provided by shozo yamaguchi, executive officer of enagic japan.
enagic usa, inc. (president & ceo hironari oshiro with its u.s. headquarters in los angeles) recently sent bottled water to the areas hit by the great east japan earthquake. since the earthquake and tsunami, the company has collected donations for earthquake relief from its employees and its distribution outlets across united states. the headquarters heard from its local delivery agent in tohoku that drinking water is in short supply in the stricken areas.
a bottled mineral water company in california responded to the order by enagic usa by increasing production to fill a large number of bottles for the emergency relief aid.
enagic usa shipped 120000 500ml bottles of water (four 40-foot-containers) as the first relief aid direct to total six evacuation facilities in the affected areas, including two at futaba cho, iwaki city, soma city in fukushima prefecture, kesennuma city in miyagi prefecture and otsuchi cho in iwate prefecture.
“we hope that people in the affected areas are able to return to their normal lives as soon as possible,” said a spokesperson for the company.
according to the company, usa sagawa, sagawa global logistics, the tokyo customs office, the respective prefectural governments and other local organizations cooperated and worked well together, including giving approval as special import as relief aid, so as to facilitate a quick delivery from the united states of a large quantity of bottled water to victims.


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UTRS has helped provide management and operational support to the Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer (FLC), the congressionally mandated forum for technology transfer. Having served as the FLC’s Management Support Office (MSO) and Regional Support Office (RSO) contractors for the past 18 years, we fully understand the technology transfer field.
We’ve been teaching and promoting federal technology transfer (T2) since the 1990s. We have a deep understanding of the mechanisms and legislation supporting T2. We practice what we preach and have transferred technology from the laboratory to the marketplace ourselves, including a soil stabilization enzyme used in roads throughout Eastern Europe.
The goal of technology transfer is to sustain economic growth in the foreseeable future through the development and commercialization of new technologies. Federal technology transfer programs are intended to make the most of R&D and the expertise found in both government and nongovernment organizations. To help propel these initiatives, UTRS has continued to create new tools and services to the FLC community to raise awareness of the critical technology transfer work that federal labs conduct.

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utrs has helped provide management and operational support to the federal laboratory consortium for technology transfer (flc), the congressionally mandated forum for technology transfer. having served as the flc’s management support office (mso) and regional support office (rso) contractors for the past 18 years, we fully understand the technology transfer field.
we’ve been teaching and promoting federal technology transfer (t2) since the 1990s. we have a deep understanding of the mechanisms and legislation supporting t2. we practice what we preach and have transferred technology from the laboratory to the marketplace ourselves, including a soil stabilization enzyme used in roads throughout eastern europe.
the goal of technology transfer is to sustain economic growth in the foreseeable future through the development and commercialization of new technologies. federal technology transfer programs are intended to make the most of r&d and the expertise found in both government and nongovernment organizations. to help propel these initiatives, utrs has continued to create new tools and services to the flc community to raise awareness of the critical technology transfer work that federal labs conduct.


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In the U.S. in 2015, there were 6.3 million accidents on the road that harmed people or property.
Every year, you can count on millions of more accidents occurring. However, for motorcycle riders, those accidents are even riskier. It’s important for everyone to learn how to avoid accidents on the road but for motorcycle riders most of all.
Certain kinds of accidents tend to repeat themselves. If you know what to look for, you can learn to avoid some of the most common types of motorcycle accidents. We’ve put together the basics in this guide — keep reading to learn how to make your rides safer.
For motorcycle riders, head-on accidents are among the most fatal.
In this kind of accident, both vehicles are going in different directions. This means that the speed of each vehicle compounds the intensity of the collision, making the damage even more serious.
If you’re on a motorcycle, you don’t have the protection offered by a car. These kinds of accidents can be fatal for both drivers, but they’re far more likely to be fatal for the motorcycle rider.
The force of the collision brings the motorcycle to a halt, and the rider will often fly off it, or get run over by the car. This can result in serious injuries, if not death.
To avoid head-on collisions, make sure to always watch the road ahead. You can’t keep a car from swerving into your lane, but you can make sure you’ll see them if they do.
You should also stay to the right of the road, so you can more easily avoid cars coming the opposite direction. Try to stay in the right-hand lane, and stay further toward the right side of it.
If you see a car coming the opposite way and driving erratically or swerving toward you, lower your speed. And if you need to, don’t be afraid to drive off the road onto the shoulder to avoid a head-on collision. This is a type of collision that you’ll want to avoid at all costs.
Getting rear-ended is often less serious than a head-on collision, but can still cause injuries, not to mention damaging your bike.
This happens when the car or vehicle behind you doesn’t slow down or stop fast enough and runs into you from the back. While these accidents often aren’t serious in a car, they can be fatal to a motorcyclist.
To avoid getting rear-ended, be strategic every time you stop. If you can, try to pull in front of a car in front of you that’s already stopped. This means that if a driver behind you doesn’t slow down fast enough, they will hit the car behind you, rather than you.
If there aren’t any stopped cars that you can use to protect you, move over to the side of your lane so you can quickly get out of the way of a car if you need to. Stay in gear so you can move fast. Flash your brake light a couple of times to warn any cars coming up behind you that they’ll need to stop.
Keep in mind that some conditions will make getting rear-ended more likely. If the weather’s bad and visibility is low, you’ll need to be extra cautious. And if you stop unexpectedly, the cars behind you are much less likely to be able to stop in time.
When a car turns left in front of you, the scene is primed for an accident. How can you avoid running into a car that turns unexpectedly?
If you’re going through an intersection when a car decides to turn or trying to pass the car, a left turn can turn deadly. Even if the driver of the car is at fault, you still need to know how to avoid these extremely dangerous accidents. Learn more here about what happens when the other driver is at fault.
This means watching what other cars are doing and learning to predict the behavior of other drivers on the road. The cars won’t always have their turn signals on. Watch for a gap in traffic that someone might try to turn into, or a driver looking to see if they can turn. They might not see you.
If you see these signs, reduce your speed and move to the outside lane if you can. Attempt to make eye contact with a driver who’s looking to turn. And always be ready to move out of the way at a moment’s notice.
Riding in a group is one of the most fun things to do on a motorcycle. However, it can make you more prone to accidents. Your safety becomes tied to the behavior of the other members in your group.
For example, if someone in the group stops or turns suddenly, they’re putting everyone else at risk. It’s important to get your riding friends to learn group riding etiquette and to ride in the proper formations.
Your bikes should be staggered to reduce the chances that you’ll hit each other. When you ride in this formation, you all have better visibility and more room for error.
If the people you want to ride with aren’t interested in making changes for the safety of the group, it’s best to ride alone. Everyone needs to take safety seriously, otherwise, they put the other riders in unnecessary danger.
Learning to prevent motorcycle accidents doesn’t mean you won’t still have fun on the road. You can still enjoy yourself just as much — you’ll just be increasing your awareness in certain situations.
After a bit of practice, this awareness will become second nature. You’ll know what to look for without even thinking about it, and you’ll avoid costly (or priceless) damage to your bike and yourself.
Of course, sometimes the weather or the roads aren’t conducive to riding a motorcycle. You’ll still want to have a car for backup in these cases. Wondering which model to pick? Check out our top luxury car choices here!

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in the u.s. in 2015, there were 6.3 million accidents on the road that harmed people or property.
every year, you can count on millions of more accidents occurring. however, for motorcycle riders, those accidents are even riskier. it’s important for everyone to learn how to avoid accidents on the road but for motorcycle riders most of all.
certain kinds of accidents tend to repeat themselves. if you know what to look for, you can learn to avoid some of the most common types of motorcycle accidents. we’ve put together the basics in this guide — keep reading to learn how to make your rides safer.
for motorcycle riders, head-on accidents are among the most fatal.
in this kind of accident, both vehicles are going in different directions. this means that the speed of each vehicle compounds the intensity of the collision, making the damage even more serious.
if you’re on a motorcycle, you don’t have the protection offered by a car. these kinds of accidents can be fatal for both drivers, but they’re far more likely to be fatal for the motorcycle rider.
the force of the collision brings the motorcycle to a halt, and the rider will often fly off it, or get run over by the car. this can result in serious injuries, if not death.
to avoid head-on collisions, make sure to always watch the road ahead. you can’t keep a car from swerving into your lane, but you can make sure you’ll see them if they do.
you should also stay to the right of the road, so you can more easily avoid cars coming the opposite direction. try to stay in the right-hand lane, and stay further toward the right side of it.
if you see a car coming the opposite way and driving erratically or swerving toward you, lower your speed. and if you need to, don’t be afraid to drive off the road onto the shoulder to avoid a head-on collision. this is a type of collision that you’ll want to avoid at all costs.
getting rear-ended is often less serious than a head-on collision, but can still cause injuries, not to mention damaging your bike.
this happens when the car or vehicle behind you doesn’t slow down or stop fast enough and runs into you from the back. while these accidents often aren’t serious in a car, they can be fatal to a motorcyclist.
to avoid getting rear-ended, be strategic every time you stop. if you can, try to pull in front of a car in front of you that’s already stopped. this means that if a driver behind you doesn’t slow down fast enough, they will hit the car behind you, rather than you.
if there aren’t any stopped cars that you can use to protect you, move over to the side of your lane so you can quickly get out of the way of a car if you need to. stay in gear so you can move fast. flash your brake light a couple of times to warn any cars coming up behind you that they’ll need to stop.
keep in mind that some conditions will make getting rear-ended more likely. if the weather’s bad and visibility is low, you’ll need to be extra cautious. and if you stop unexpectedly, the cars behind you are much less likely to be able to stop in time.
when a car turns left in front of you, the scene is primed for an accident. how can you avoid running into a car that turns unexpectedly?
if you’re going through an intersection when a car decides to turn or trying to pass the car, a left turn can turn deadly. even if the driver of the car is at fault, you still need to know how to avoid these extremely dangerous accidents. learn more here about what happens when the other driver is at fault.
this means watching what other cars are doing and learning to predict the behavior of other drivers on the road. the cars won’t always have their turn signals on. watch for a gap in traffic that someone might try to turn into, or a driver looking to see if they can turn. they might not see you.
if you see these signs, reduce your speed and move to the outside lane if you can. attempt to make eye contact with a driver who’s looking to turn. and always be ready to move out of the way at a moment’s notice.
riding in a group is one of the most fun things to do on a motorcycle. however, it can make you more prone to accidents. your safety becomes tied to the behavior of the other members in your group.
for example, if someone in the group stops or turns suddenly, they’re putting everyone else at risk. it’s important to get your riding friends to learn group riding etiquette and to ride in the proper formations.
your bikes should be staggered to reduce the chances that you’ll hit each other. when you ride in this formation, you all have better visibility and more room for error.
if the people you want to ride with aren’t interested in making changes for the safety of the group, it’s best to ride alone. everyone needs to take safety seriously, otherwise, they put the other riders in unnecessary danger.
learning to prevent motorcycle accidents doesn’t mean you won’t still have fun on the road. you can still enjoy yourself just as much — you’ll just be increasing your awareness in certain situations.
after a bit of practice, this awareness will become second nature. you’ll know what to look for without even thinking about it, and you’ll avoid costly (or priceless) damage to your bike and yourself.
of course, sometimes the weather or the roads aren’t conducive to riding a motorcycle. you’ll still want to have a car for backup in these cases. wondering which model to pick? check out our top luxury car choices here!


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lowercased: yolian insurance agency is an independent health, life and commercial insurance agency. we assist both individuals and businesses stay secure and protected. we specialize in custom insurance plans tailored to each client’s specific needs. we provide personalized attention, outstanding customer service, understanding of local market trends, and a dedicated staff that understands your business and your employees. led by insurance industry veteran leon yolian our agency is confident we can provide personal expert service. please feel free to contact us today.


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Ever hear of the shooting technique "aim small, miss small?" So I shot my first arrow at 25 yards this morning, I aimed at that arrow and I am down one arrow.
I have. Yes I know that line is in the movie as well.
Article My Review of The Athletic: Is It Worth the Price of Admission?

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ever hear of the shooting technique "aim small, miss small?" so i shot my first arrow at 25 yards this morning, i aimed at that arrow and i am down one arrow.
i have. yes i know that line is in the movie as well.
article my review of the athletic: is it worth the price of admission?


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NEW YORK — Muggy, hot weather is back in the tri-state area.
After several days of clear skies and lower humidity levels, the threat of storms returned Wednesday.
Showers pushed north in the morning hours, causing sprinkles and light rainfall in New York City.
We can expect mostly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon.
This is because the tri-state area remains sandwiched between a Bermuda High pressure system to the east and a stationary front to the west.
The potential for storms will linger throughout the day, especially in interior sections, like northeast New Jersey and the Hudson Valley, before tapering off overnight. During the day, storms may contain strong winds and heavy downpours. It will be muggy with a high of 85 in the city and mid 80s in the suburbs.
The threat of rain returns Thursday, with afternoon showers and thunderstorms possible as a stationary front will continue to affect the region. The high temperature will be 87 in the city and upper 80s in the suburbs.
The hot, muggy air is expected to continue through the remainder of the week.

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new york — muggy, hot weather is back in the tri-state area.
after several days of clear skies and lower humidity levels, the threat of storms returned wednesday.
showers pushed north in the morning hours, causing sprinkles and light rainfall in new york city.
we can expect mostly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon.
this is because the tri-state area remains sandwiched between a bermuda high pressure system to the east and a stationary front to the west.
the potential for storms will linger throughout the day, especially in interior sections, like northeast new jersey and the hudson valley, before tapering off overnight. during the day, storms may contain strong winds and heavy downpours. it will be muggy with a high of 85 in the city and mid 80s in the suburbs.
the threat of rain returns thursday, with afternoon showers and thunderstorms possible as a stationary front will continue to affect the region. the high temperature will be 87 in the city and upper 80s in the suburbs.
the hot, muggy air is expected to continue through the remainder of the week.


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Start the conversation with your student about alcohol use, consequences, expectations, etc. before they go off to college.
The early weeks of college are critical and parents can help by having a conversation with their students to discuss information and resources regarding alcohol.
B.R.A.D. (Be Responsible About Drinking, Inc) was founded by the family and friends of Bradley McCue, a Michigan State University junior who died of alcohol poisoning after celebrating his 21st birthday.
Gordie's Call is dedicated to the memory of Gordie Bailey, who was a freshman at the University of Colorado when he died of alcohol poisoning as a result of fraternity hazing. Gordie died September 17, 2004, just 3 weeks after arriving on campus. He was 18 years old.
The Sam Spady Foundation honors the memory of Samantha Spady, a 19-year old student at Colorado State University, who died of alcohol poisoning on September 5, 2004. Their mission is to educate parents and students on the dangers of alcohol, specifically high-risk consumption, and the signs and symptoms of alcohol poisoning.
This is a one-stop resource for comprehensive research-based information on issues related to alcohol abuse and binge drinking among college students.
Go Ask Alice is a health Q&A resource that provides readers with reliable, accurate, accessible, culturally competent information on alcohol and other drugs; fitness & nutrition; emotional health; general health; sexuality; sexual health; and relationships.
NIAAA is a part of the National Institutes of Health and is the lead U.S. agency supporting research on the causes, consequences, prevention, and treatment of alcohol-related problems.
Red Watch Band is designed to end alcohol overdose deaths by teaching students how to handle alcohol emergencies and summon professional help.
Rethinking Drinking is valuable, research-based information regarding alcohol and health; furthermore, it examines drinking habits and how that affects a person's health.

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start the conversation with your student about alcohol use, consequences, expectations, etc. before they go off to college.
the early weeks of college are critical and parents can help by having a conversation with their students to discuss information and resources regarding alcohol.
b.r.a.d. (be responsible about drinking, inc) was founded by the family and friends of bradley mccue, a michigan state university junior who died of alcohol poisoning after celebrating his 21st birthday.
gordie's call is dedicated to the memory of gordie bailey, who was a freshman at the university of colorado when he died of alcohol poisoning as a result of fraternity hazing. gordie died september 17, 2004, just 3 weeks after arriving on campus. he was 18 years old.
the sam spady foundation honors the memory of samantha spady, a 19-year old student at colorado state university, who died of alcohol poisoning on september 5, 2004. their mission is to educate parents and students on the dangers of alcohol, specifically high-risk consumption, and the signs and symptoms of alcohol poisoning.
this is a one-stop resource for comprehensive research-based information on issues related to alcohol abuse and binge drinking among college students.
go ask alice is a health q&a resource that provides readers with reliable, accurate, accessible, culturally competent information on alcohol and other drugs; fitness & nutrition; emotional health; general health; sexuality; sexual health; and relationships.
niaaa is a part of the national institutes of health and is the lead u.s. agency supporting research on the causes, consequences, prevention, and treatment of alcohol-related problems.
red watch band is designed to end alcohol overdose deaths by teaching students how to handle alcohol emergencies and summon professional help.
rethinking drinking is valuable, research-based information regarding alcohol and health; furthermore, it examines drinking habits and how that affects a person's health.


text: One of the most impressive spa’s I’ve ever been is the one of Es Saadi Marrakech. The resort is situated just outside the center of Marrakesh, after a 10 minutes walk from the historic city wall. The Spa is so huge it is located in a different building, next to the hotel. We tried the full-body massage, but there are plenty of other options as wel! Afterwards you’ll get a relaxing Moroccan tea and you’re able to take a dive in the beautiful swimming pool. Take a look at the photos below.

lowercased: one of the most impressive spa’s i’ve ever been is the one of es saadi marrakech. the resort is situated just outside the center of marrakesh, after a 10 minutes walk from the historic city wall. the spa is so huge it is located in a different building, next to the hotel. we tried the full-body massage, but there are plenty of other options as wel! afterwards you’ll get a relaxing moroccan tea and you’re able to take a dive in the beautiful swimming pool. take a look at the photos below.


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The Mesa Riverview Mall in Mesa, Arizona is located at Hwy 202 (Red Mountain) and Dobson Rd. We are located in the Theater District by the fountains in front of the Cinemark Theater.
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the mesa riverview mall in mesa, arizona is located at hwy 202 (red mountain) and dobson rd. we are located in the theater district by the fountains in front of the cinemark theater.
join the omega birthday list!
send an email to omega_gyros@yahoo.com with your name, email address, and birthdate and we will send you special discounts and coupons to be used for your special day. in store sign up box available too.


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This is the Node.JS client library for the Convictional API.
For more documentation, please visit our docs site. If you have any other questions, visit our support site.
This is the best way to build apps on Convictional. This library offers complete test coverage across all RPC and REST endpoints and is used in production for all integration work that we do.
The library will be updated as the API changes so ensure you keep it up to date.
Methods start with the HTTP method and end with the resource: getOrders, postProducts, etc.
The first parameter is a string, object or array with the payload for the request.
The optional second parameter is the API key for the account you are using.
The optional third parameter is the API URL, defaults to main API url: https://api.convictional.com.
All methods return promises, so you must use then/catch verbs to handle them.
Below is a list of changes and the date the change went live.
For announcements of new functionality, visit our blog.
Adding support for Quick Order.
Removing start/end date on price lists.
Adding the ability to refund an order.
Cleaning up recursive queuing for submissions with over 100 records.
Removing all bulk create endpoints.
Removing all bulk delete endpoints.
Bringing to semver parity with other services.
Adding methods to manage users.
Supports JSON object queries instead of string containing params already encoded.
Fixing a bug involved getPartners.
Add support for invite, sync and translate endpoints.
Add support for passing configuration variables.

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this is the node.js client library for the convictional api.
for more documentation, please visit our docs site. if you have any other questions, visit our support site.
this is the best way to build apps on convictional. this library offers complete test coverage across all rpc and rest endpoints and is used in production for all integration work that we do.
the library will be updated as the api changes so ensure you keep it up to date.
methods start with the http method and end with the resource: getorders, postproducts, etc.
the first parameter is a string, object or array with the payload for the request.
the optional second parameter is the api key for the account you are using.
the optional third parameter is the api url, defaults to main api url: https://api.convictional.com.
all methods return promises, so you must use then/catch verbs to handle them.
below is a list of changes and the date the change went live.
for announcements of new functionality, visit our blog.
adding support for quick order.
removing start/end date on price lists.
adding the ability to refund an order.
cleaning up recursive queuing for submissions with over 100 records.
removing all bulk create endpoints.
removing all bulk delete endpoints.
bringing to semver parity with other services.
adding methods to manage users.
supports json object queries instead of string containing params already encoded.
fixing a bug involved getpartners.
add support for invite, sync and translate endpoints.
add support for passing configuration variables.


text: This is a Summer House MOC. There are about 1800 details. The most of the details I took from London Tower Bridge. Also there are details from Chima Phoenix Flying Fire Temple and Minecraft First Night Sets. The second floor, roof and balconies can be detached.

lowercased: this is a summer house moc. there are about 1800 details. the most of the details i took from london tower bridge. also there are details from chima phoenix flying fire temple and minecraft first night sets. the second floor, roof and balconies can be detached.


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Blockchain technology is getting the Stanford treatment.
A press release distributed by Stanford Engineering on June 20th revealed that Stanford computer scientists have founded a Center for Blockchain Research at Stanford University.
The initiative is led by two professors of computer science, Dan Boneh and David Mazières, and will be dedicated “to researching and understanding a technology that promises to fundamentally change how people and companies make deals and complete financial transactions over the internet,” the release states.
The release also revealed that the center will be working with industry leaders—the Ethereum Foundation, Protocol Labs and OmiseGO, among others—in addition to university scientists, with the goal of creating “best practices” for the blockchain industry.
The center will conduct research aimed at answering many of blockchain’s most pressing questions, including “how to scale the technology to billions of users; how to ensure that data is trustworthy and accurate while still keeping certain details private; and how to maintain high levels of security without using so much computing resources that the cost of electricity becomes a limiting factor for new applications,” the release states.

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blockchain technology is getting the stanford treatment.
a press release distributed by stanford engineering on june 20th revealed that stanford computer scientists have founded a center for blockchain research at stanford university.
the initiative is led by two professors of computer science, dan boneh and david mazières, and will be dedicated “to researching and understanding a technology that promises to fundamentally change how people and companies make deals and complete financial transactions over the internet,” the release states.
the release also revealed that the center will be working with industry leaders—the ethereum foundation, protocol labs and omisego, among others—in addition to university scientists, with the goal of creating “best practices” for the blockchain industry.
the center will conduct research aimed at answering many of blockchain’s most pressing questions, including “how to scale the technology to billions of users; how to ensure that data is trustworthy and accurate while still keeping certain details private; and how to maintain high levels of security without using so much computing resources that the cost of electricity becomes a limiting factor for new applications,” the release states.


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Isn’t “honeymoon” a funny word to use when talking about the period just after your child’s diagnosis with an incurable chronic illness? A traditional honeymoon takes place after a joyous occasion, a wedding between two people who are deliriously in love. Nothing about the diagnosis experience is joyous, and there’s not much to love about type 1 diabetes.
My son Miles was 6 when he was diagnosed, and for the most part, we adjusted to the new routine fairly well. Waking up in the night to prick his finger was no fun, but there were no crazy spikes in blood sugar, no scary lows to send you running for a juice box… ahhh, bliss! I’m kidding, of course. We all know that initial period just after diagnosis is no walk in the park. There’s a lot to learn, and it’s a big adjustment. But for us, things were fairly easy to control with a small insulin-to-carb ratio and correction factor. As long as Miles took his insulin as instructed, he was okay.
Until one night, he wasn’t.
His dad and I were doing the usual evening parenting rush with three kids, tag-teaming between dinner and dishes and baths and bedtime stories. On top of that, of course, was Miles’ diabetes care, which was checking his blood sugar with a meter and bolusing insulin by injection. As we rushed from one child’s room to the next, we hardly noticed Miles had fallen asleep before we could check, so we pricked his finger as he slept peacefully in his bed. Fumbling around in the dark, we were shocked to read the number that appeared on his meter.
It was low. Lower than Miles had ever been before, and quite honestly, lower than he’s ever been since. We followed the treatment protocol from our doctor… and then, we sat. (Anyone who has experienced a true low blood sugar knows that those 15 minutes you’re supposed to wait before checking again feel like an eternity.) We checked again in 5 minutes, and he hadn’t come up yet.
“What if he isn’t truly asleep, but passed out?” I asked, scared out of my mind for the first time since we learned he had diabetes. That feeling of not knowing whether your child is sleeping or unconscious is something I never want to feel again… but at some point probably will.
We waited in the dark at our son’s side, staring at the meter and testing every 5 minutes. Finally he came up — 68, then 92, then 165 — and we knew he would be okay. But it was clear that the honeymoon was indeed over.
About a month or so later, we decided to take the kids on an overnight adventure. At ages 2, 6, and 9, a hotel with a pool and a restaurant meal were all the entertainment they needed, so off we went to nearby Portland, Maine, for a quick getaway. Of course, we packed plenty of syringes, insulin, glucose tabs, juice, test strips, emergency treatment for severe low blood sugar, and Miles’ meter. Wouldn’t want to be stuck somewhere without all that he needed to stay in control!
I had heard of this great restaurant where there were bears and moose heads on the walls, huge portions of delicious, farm-fresh food, and something like 150 craft beers on tap. Well, others had surely heard of it too, because when we arrived, there was more than an hour-long wait for a table. Tired from the trip and with no idea what other options were nearby, we stayed put and waited for our name to be called.
I can’t recall exactly why, or what Miles had eaten that day, but when we finally did reach our table, Miles’ blood sugar had skyrocketed to almost 500. Stunned by this number, I panicked, and immediately reached for his injection supplies. Only, his diabetes kit didn’t have any syringes inside. Somehow we had misplaced them and left them behind in the hotel room.
With three very hungry and tired kids finally ready to order their dinner, I was faced with this awful realization that Miles was sky-high and I didn’t have any way to give him insulin either as a correction or for his meal.
Just then, the waitress appeared.
The kids began shouting out what they wanted, while I just sat frozen in disbelief, with no idea what to do.
The honeymoon was most definitely over.
We asked the server for a few more minutes and had a heated, panicked discussion. Do we leave? Stay? Eat? Wait? Eventually, we decided that one of us would drive back to the hotel and get the diabetes supplies, while the other would sit and make the kids all wait just a little longer to eat dinner. Second only to that night in the dark with the scary low glowing from the meter, those were the longest 30 minutes of my life… making my hungry children wait to eat until their dad returned.
Looking back at it, I probably would do things differently if that happened today. I’d let them eat, give Miles plenty of water and as low-carb a meal as possible, and get him back to the hotel as fast as my car would safely go. But in those early days of the post-honeymoon period, you just have no idea what you’re in for. No matter how hard you try, diabetes has a mind of its own and sometimes you lose control.
Luckily, experiences like these are lessons learned, and over time you panic less and plan more. And when things don’t go according to plan, you know it’s par for the course. Like marriage, life with diabetes isn’t always sunshine and rainbows. The honeymoon is nice, but the hard work comes next. And you CAN do it.

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isn’t “honeymoon” a funny word to use when talking about the period just after your child’s diagnosis with an incurable chronic illness? a traditional honeymoon takes place after a joyous occasion, a wedding between two people who are deliriously in love. nothing about the diagnosis experience is joyous, and there’s not much to love about type 1 diabetes.
my son miles was 6 when he was diagnosed, and for the most part, we adjusted to the new routine fairly well. waking up in the night to prick his finger was no fun, but there were no crazy spikes in blood sugar, no scary lows to send you running for a juice box… ahhh, bliss! i’m kidding, of course. we all know that initial period just after diagnosis is no walk in the park. there’s a lot to learn, and it’s a big adjustment. but for us, things were fairly easy to control with a small insulin-to-carb ratio and correction factor. as long as miles took his insulin as instructed, he was okay.
until one night, he wasn’t.
his dad and i were doing the usual evening parenting rush with three kids, tag-teaming between dinner and dishes and baths and bedtime stories. on top of that, of course, was miles’ diabetes care, which was checking his blood sugar with a meter and bolusing insulin by injection. as we rushed from one child’s room to the next, we hardly noticed miles had fallen asleep before we could check, so we pricked his finger as he slept peacefully in his bed. fumbling around in the dark, we were shocked to read the number that appeared on his meter.
it was low. lower than miles had ever been before, and quite honestly, lower than he’s ever been since. we followed the treatment protocol from our doctor… and then, we sat. (anyone who has experienced a true low blood sugar knows that those 15 minutes you’re supposed to wait before checking again feel like an eternity.) we checked again in 5 minutes, and he hadn’t come up yet.
“what if he isn’t truly asleep, but passed out?” i asked, scared out of my mind for the first time since we learned he had diabetes. that feeling of not knowing whether your child is sleeping or unconscious is something i never want to feel again… but at some point probably will.
we waited in the dark at our son’s side, staring at the meter and testing every 5 minutes. finally he came up — 68, then 92, then 165 — and we knew he would be okay. but it was clear that the honeymoon was indeed over.
about a month or so later, we decided to take the kids on an overnight adventure. at ages 2, 6, and 9, a hotel with a pool and a restaurant meal were all the entertainment they needed, so off we went to nearby portland, maine, for a quick getaway. of course, we packed plenty of syringes, insulin, glucose tabs, juice, test strips, emergency treatment for severe low blood sugar, and miles’ meter. wouldn’t want to be stuck somewhere without all that he needed to stay in control!
i had heard of this great restaurant where there were bears and moose heads on the walls, huge portions of delicious, farm-fresh food, and something like 150 craft beers on tap. well, others had surely heard of it too, because when we arrived, there was more than an hour-long wait for a table. tired from the trip and with no idea what other options were nearby, we stayed put and waited for our name to be called.
i can’t recall exactly why, or what miles had eaten that day, but when we finally did reach our table, miles’ blood sugar had skyrocketed to almost 500. stunned by this number, i panicked, and immediately reached for his injection supplies. only, his diabetes kit didn’t have any syringes inside. somehow we had misplaced them and left them behind in the hotel room.
with three very hungry and tired kids finally ready to order their dinner, i was faced with this awful realization that miles was sky-high and i didn’t have any way to give him insulin either as a correction or for his meal.
just then, the waitress appeared.
the kids began shouting out what they wanted, while i just sat frozen in disbelief, with no idea what to do.
the honeymoon was most definitely over.
we asked the server for a few more minutes and had a heated, panicked discussion. do we leave? stay? eat? wait? eventually, we decided that one of us would drive back to the hotel and get the diabetes supplies, while the other would sit and make the kids all wait just a little longer to eat dinner. second only to that night in the dark with the scary low glowing from the meter, those were the longest 30 minutes of my life… making my hungry children wait to eat until their dad returned.
looking back at it, i probably would do things differently if that happened today. i’d let them eat, give miles plenty of water and as low-carb a meal as possible, and get him back to the hotel as fast as my car would safely go. but in those early days of the post-honeymoon period, you just have no idea what you’re in for. no matter how hard you try, diabetes has a mind of its own and sometimes you lose control.
luckily, experiences like these are lessons learned, and over time you panic less and plan more. and when things don’t go according to plan, you know it’s par for the course. like marriage, life with diabetes isn’t always sunshine and rainbows. the honeymoon is nice, but the hard work comes next. and you can do it.


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Are eNewsletters Still A “Thing”?
Short Answer: Absolutely! Let’s talk about why.
While readers of your eNewsletter are aware the information has been sent to many other people, opening that email on a weekly (or monthly, or bi-monthly – your call) basis is like receiving a digest of information they actually care about and want to learn more about. There’s a more personal element to receiving curated information from a source they are familiar with (that’s you) versus reading a blog, listening to a podcast, or even reading a report that was written on a specific topic.
When people read newsletters they have subscribed to, they are doing just that – reading it – generally from start to finish, when they actually have time to do so. If your subscribers know it’s coming to them regularly, they will not only look forward to receiving it, but will take the time to sit down, even if it’s on their phone, and read through all the relevant, timely information you have provided for them. Even if they don’t read every article in your newsletter, the ones that do capture their interest are more likely to be thoroughly read and they are more likely to take action after reading it.
One of the greatest things about sending your newsletter via email is that those people receiving it really do want to receive it! They have opted in, stayed on your subscription list, and are reading your content regularly. People tend to browse social media and will follow or “friend” many people that way, but subscribing to a newsletter is a different level of commitment! People subscribe to information they are interested in hearing about and that they know is relevant to them. By subscribing to your eNewsletter, these people are saying, “Yeah, I know you, and I like reading the information you send to me.” Does it get any better than that?
This group of people is more likely to be on the lookout for offers and special events you’re announcing – the “juicy information” other people aren’t privy to. Which means when you do share that information, they will be the first ones to take advantage of it.
Anyone who subscribes to your newsletter is already interested in you and your firm and the services you offer. Even if they haven’t yet started doing business with you, you stand a pretty good chance of capturing their business when they are ready to act on your offer.
Not only are eNewsletters a great marketing tool, they are easy to curate and extremely cost-effective. If you’re looking for ways to round out your Marketing Calendar in 2017, eNewsletters are definitely on my list of recommendations!

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are enewsletters still a “thing”?
short answer: absolutely! let’s talk about why.
while readers of your enewsletter are aware the information has been sent to many other people, opening that email on a weekly (or monthly, or bi-monthly – your call) basis is like receiving a digest of information they actually care about and want to learn more about. there’s a more personal element to receiving curated information from a source they are familiar with (that’s you) versus reading a blog, listening to a podcast, or even reading a report that was written on a specific topic.
when people read newsletters they have subscribed to, they are doing just that – reading it – generally from start to finish, when they actually have time to do so. if your subscribers know it’s coming to them regularly, they will not only look forward to receiving it, but will take the time to sit down, even if it’s on their phone, and read through all the relevant, timely information you have provided for them. even if they don’t read every article in your newsletter, the ones that do capture their interest are more likely to be thoroughly read and they are more likely to take action after reading it.
one of the greatest things about sending your newsletter via email is that those people receiving it really do want to receive it! they have opted in, stayed on your subscription list, and are reading your content regularly. people tend to browse social media and will follow or “friend” many people that way, but subscribing to a newsletter is a different level of commitment! people subscribe to information they are interested in hearing about and that they know is relevant to them. by subscribing to your enewsletter, these people are saying, “yeah, i know you, and i like reading the information you send to me.” does it get any better than that?
this group of people is more likely to be on the lookout for offers and special events you’re announcing – the “juicy information” other people aren’t privy to. which means when you do share that information, they will be the first ones to take advantage of it.
anyone who subscribes to your newsletter is already interested in you and your firm and the services you offer. even if they haven’t yet started doing business with you, you stand a pretty good chance of capturing their business when they are ready to act on your offer.
not only are enewsletters a great marketing tool, they are easy to curate and extremely cost-effective. if you’re looking for ways to round out your marketing calendar in 2017, enewsletters are definitely on my list of recommendations!


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In the Caribbean region, a high prevalence of vector-borne diseases and frequent cross-border travel challenge these small nations’ abilities to prevent, detect, and respond to global health threats. A single outbreak can have devastating effects on such countries, and can easily and immediately spread from one country to another. At the upcoming Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Conference of the Heads of Government meeting this summer, leaders of CARICOM Member States will consider strengthening the region’s ability to tackle this important issue through the means of a five-year regionally coordinated global health security roadmap.
The Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA) – a partnership of nations, international organizations, and stakeholders – was created in 2014 through a shared understanding of the “essential need for a multilateral and multi-sectoral approach to strengthen both the global capacity and nations’ capacity to prevent, detect, and respond to infectious diseases threats.” Since then, more than a dozen countries have drafted roadmaps to strengthen global health security at a national level.
In November 2016, the Caribbean region took the established roadmap one step further. More than 70 participants representing 11 Caribbean countries, several regional bodies, the private sector, and development partners gathered in Miami, Florida to develop the first regional-level GHSA Roadmap. By the end of the workshop, participants had completed an internal self-assessment of the region’s capacities based on the Joint External Evaluation (JEE) tool and a first draft of the regional GHSA roadmap. Participants reported that they developed a stronger understanding of global health security and stronger cross-sector ties among Caribbean stakeholders.
United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Public Health Advisor Dr. Michael Mahar praised the progress made at the workshop, writing that it “brought in a more diverse range of participating organizations than any previous GHSA meeting.” The Roadmap is organized according to 19 capacities for health security, with each of the 19 having a five-year target, indicators by which to measure progress, institutions responsible, and lists of baseline assessment, planning and evaluation activities to support successful implementation. The GHSA Caribbean process is jointly led by the CARICOM Health Desk and Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA).
Throughout the week-long workshop, participants worked in highly interactive sessions to discuss the Caribbean’s current capability to prevent, detect, and respond to global health threats, and identify specific and actionable steps to improve capabilities further. For this process, participants were grouped by technical expertise to encourage in-depth evaluation of key milestones and activities. Each group focused on writing sections of the roadmap that encompassed areas of their expertise, but rotated briefly through all technical areas to encourage cross-sector participation.
Common threads and challenges appeared early in the workshop. The problem of private yachts docking illegally, for instance, came up several times, as did legislative barriers that occurred when dealing with sovereign countries versus territories. Participants also shared success stories, such as lab accreditations and successful outbreak management, which energized and informed participants of one another’s accomplishments. Representatives from the One Health, One Caribbean, One Love initiative explained the importance of developing and following a multi-sectoral approach that broadens the conversation from traditional public health areas to encompass zoonotic threats and environmental concerns as well. Through this process, Caribbean organizations and representatives realized the need for multisector participation and cross-sharing of information.
Representing a host of national governments, island territories, corporations, development agencies, academic institutions, and non-profits, this diverse group focused on strengthening global health security in the Caribbean region.
The workshop was facilitated by the USAID-funded Health Finance and Governance (HFG) project on November 14-18th. Notable attendees included: US Ambassador Bonnie Jenkins, Coordinator for Threat Reduction Programs, United States Department of State; Rear Admiral Jordan Tappero, CDC; Dr. Rudolph Cummings, Programme Manager, CARICOM; Dr. James Hospedales, Executive Director, CARPHA; Mr. Ronald Jackson, Executive Director, Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA); Mr. L. Simeon Collins, Executive Director, Caribbean Agricultural Health and Food Safety Agency (CAHFSA), and Dr. Justin Ram, Director of Economics, Caribbean Development Bank.
With a first draft well underway, CARPHA and CARICOM will present the Roadmap to a regional meeting of Chief Medical Officers in April 2017, with the objective to present a final version consideration an upcoming CARICOM Heads of State meeting in the spring of 2017.
The GHSA Caribbean process is jointly led by the CARICOM Health Desk and CARPHA. The U.S. Government is supporting the process through the U.S. Department of State, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Federal Bureau of Investigations, and the U.S. Agency for International Development.

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in the caribbean region, a high prevalence of vector-borne diseases and frequent cross-border travel challenge these small nations’ abilities to prevent, detect, and respond to global health threats. a single outbreak can have devastating effects on such countries, and can easily and immediately spread from one country to another. at the upcoming caribbean community (caricom) conference of the heads of government meeting this summer, leaders of caricom member states will consider strengthening the region’s ability to tackle this important issue through the means of a five-year regionally coordinated global health security roadmap.
the global health security agenda (ghsa) – a partnership of nations, international organizations, and stakeholders – was created in 2014 through a shared understanding of the “essential need for a multilateral and multi-sectoral approach to strengthen both the global capacity and nations’ capacity to prevent, detect, and respond to infectious diseases threats.” since then, more than a dozen countries have drafted roadmaps to strengthen global health security at a national level.
in november 2016, the caribbean region took the established roadmap one step further. more than 70 participants representing 11 caribbean countries, several regional bodies, the private sector, and development partners gathered in miami, florida to develop the first regional-level ghsa roadmap. by the end of the workshop, participants had completed an internal self-assessment of the region’s capacities based on the joint external evaluation (jee) tool and a first draft of the regional ghsa roadmap. participants reported that they developed a stronger understanding of global health security and stronger cross-sector ties among caribbean stakeholders.
united states centers for disease control and prevention (cdc) public health advisor dr. michael mahar praised the progress made at the workshop, writing that it “brought in a more diverse range of participating organizations than any previous ghsa meeting.” the roadmap is organized according to 19 capacities for health security, with each of the 19 having a five-year target, indicators by which to measure progress, institutions responsible, and lists of baseline assessment, planning and evaluation activities to support successful implementation. the ghsa caribbean process is jointly led by the caricom health desk and caribbean public health agency (carpha).
throughout the week-long workshop, participants worked in highly interactive sessions to discuss the caribbean’s current capability to prevent, detect, and respond to global health threats, and identify specific and actionable steps to improve capabilities further. for this process, participants were grouped by technical expertise to encourage in-depth evaluation of key milestones and activities. each group focused on writing sections of the roadmap that encompassed areas of their expertise, but rotated briefly through all technical areas to encourage cross-sector participation.
common threads and challenges appeared early in the workshop. the problem of private yachts docking illegally, for instance, came up several times, as did legislative barriers that occurred when dealing with sovereign countries versus territories. participants also shared success stories, such as lab accreditations and successful outbreak management, which energized and informed participants of one another’s accomplishments. representatives from the one health, one caribbean, one love initiative explained the importance of developing and following a multi-sectoral approach that broadens the conversation from traditional public health areas to encompass zoonotic threats and environmental concerns as well. through this process, caribbean organizations and representatives realized the need for multisector participation and cross-sharing of information.
representing a host of national governments, island territories, corporations, development agencies, academic institutions, and non-profits, this diverse group focused on strengthening global health security in the caribbean region.
the workshop was facilitated by the usaid-funded health finance and governance (hfg) project on november 14-18th. notable attendees included: us ambassador bonnie jenkins, coordinator for threat reduction programs, united states department of state; rear admiral jordan tappero, cdc; dr. rudolph cummings, programme manager, caricom; dr. james hospedales, executive director, carpha; mr. ronald jackson, executive director, caribbean disaster emergency management agency (cdema); mr. l. simeon collins, executive director, caribbean agricultural health and food safety agency (cahfsa), and dr. justin ram, director of economics, caribbean development bank.
with a first draft well underway, carpha and caricom will present the roadmap to a regional meeting of chief medical officers in april 2017, with the objective to present a final version consideration an upcoming caricom heads of state meeting in the spring of 2017.
the ghsa caribbean process is jointly led by the caricom health desk and carpha. the u.s. government is supporting the process through the u.s. department of state, the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention, the u.s. department of health and human services, the u.s. department of defense, u.s. department of agriculture, the federal bureau of investigations, and the u.s. agency for international development.


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“In the end of the sabbath, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week, came Mary Magdalene and the other Mary to see the sepulchre. And, behold, there was a great earthquake: for the angel of the Lord descended from heaven, and came and rolled back the stone from the door, and sat upon it. His countenance was like lightning, and his raiment white as snow: And for fear of him the keepers did shake, and became as dead men."
It's almost here...Easter morning. Thanks for the reminders you've shared.

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“in the end of the sabbath, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week, came mary magdalene and the other mary to see the sepulchre. and, behold, there was a great earthquake: for the angel of the lord descended from heaven, and came and rolled back the stone from the door, and sat upon it. his countenance was like lightning, and his raiment white as snow: and for fear of him the keepers did shake, and became as dead men."
it's almost here...easter morning. thanks for the reminders you've shared.


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