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Cloud Computing and Network Security
This is an article that appeared in the November/December 2014 issue of Network Security. I have tried to write about the impact of cloud computing and network security without being academic in nature and have tried to describe the impact on network security from a business and operational perspective, rather than by simply using a…
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The NBC Olympics Coverage Blog
When the news returns to the U. following the summer and fall Olympics, NBC’s broadcast coverage is more than just a spectacle. It’s a chance for viewers to get an inside look at the events and personalities that made them tick. From the moment NBC’s coverage of the competition begins in Tokyo, we take you…
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Jennifer Greene, 60, Found Dead in Her Home on May 7, 2011
Jennifer Greene, a lifelong resident of the Tampa Bay area and a native of Brevard County, was found dead in her home on May 7, 2011. The cause of her death was not reported until early April 2012, though a source close to the family said that she had been suffering from dementia and memory…
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Tokyo 2020 Olympic Code of Practice
The organizers and journalists of the Olympics in Japan have made it a top goal to promote a high level of surveillance on the events so as to avoid the possible occurrence of “blackout-attacks. The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Committee (TOC) has adopted a “Code of Practice” (Code of Practice) on how to enhance the security…
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The Summer of Games
It’s officially mid-July, and it’s time to put the summer’s holiday behind us, and turn our focus back towards what’s going on in the world of gaming – the rest of the world, that is. While my first impressions of these events were not as positive as I had hoped, those memories are quickly fading…
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The Two-Second Mile
It’s the year of the two-second mile. The speedway is the world’s fastest-growing form of endurance racing. To fuel it, the tracks have got to build bigger speedways and put in better facilities. The two-second mile isn’t new, but it has become the most popular type of track event in Speedway USA, the sanctioning body…
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Computer Science Program at UAB
There is more than a fair chance that you have a friend or relative with a disability. Your disability has no bearing on whether or not you are a good programmer, because computers are just like any other tools. This article gives you the opportunity to learn computer science. It’s time for you to think…
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First-Time Fishing – A Guide to Spinnerfishing
For first-time fishers, being taught how to fish can be an eye-opening and fun experience. First-time fishers are often surprised to learn that they don’t need to be experts in fishing to be successful. But for first-time fishers, being taught how to fish can be an eye-opening and fun experience. When I first began fishing…
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The Eugene Science Center Reopens
Read the full text of this story by clicking here to visit our archive. Published: August 25, 2015 at 10:44 pm; Last Modified: September 19, 2015 at 11:20 am The Eugene Science Center has reopened, and the Science Center Alliance is celebrating the opening of the doors to the new home of the science center.…
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The Front: Jody Phillips champions Pacific Northwest design
Home front’s Jody Phillips has been named a Top Ten Project in a number of design awards. She designed the interior of the new National Gallery of Art in Washington, D. , in 2013, and the interior of the U. Capitol’s Visitors’ Center. Phillips’ work is featured in the 2013 Museum of Art, Architecture, and…
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