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Ann Arbor City Schools Early Childhood and Before-School Care Programs
Katerina Kalishevska and Karen M. Drum roll please. Thank you for your attention as we prepare to present to you a presentation from a team of researchers studying the afternoon and before-school care programs in Ann Arbor City Schools’ schools. This program is part of the School-to-Work Study. This report summarizes our findings, highlighting specific…
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John Breunig in the United States to Look for the Man Who Put Him in the Hospital
John Breunig is in the United States to look for the man who put him in the hospital. John Breunig is the man who was found unconscious, beaten, and dead in a cold holding cell in a hospital in New York. He had reportedly been beaten senseless, but it was not clear if he had…
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Grand Forks Electronics Design Challenge
As a part of Grand Forks Electronics Design Challenge, the participants developed the following contest programs in three languages: English and three others are still in progress. You may find programs in the “Programming-English” category below. I was the head of a school for electronics design at one time, so I remember those days and…
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The FTC’s Competition Wish List
Wish List for the PC industry? Although this article is a relatively small part of the overall article, I hope it can give some good ideas on what to focus on in preparation for the FTC’s Competition Wish List and, ultimately, the Commission’s determination of whether or not to request that the FCC conduct a…
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KIT’s Coronavirus Labs
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is building a network of computer labs to support our students and trainees in the rapidly changing and unprecedented Coronavirus pandemic. For the first three months of the pandemic, KIT’s Coronavirus Labs were able to run their work in the open, although the research and development of the lab was…
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Digital Forensics: The Dreams of Faith Clarke
In today’s information age, there are many organizations that are focused on improving education and keeping students educated. For students and their parents such organizations are important to the survival of the nation, as this nation has become a hub for various organizations such as medical centers and universities. There are many organizations focused on…
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Disbanding OpenAI
Source: Open AI, “We found you were trying to hack our research,” May 25th 2019. While our team was focused on the science, OpenAI was focused on the “hackers,” in this case researchers that could not legally operate as a team. They were not allowed to be a part of a team, because their work…
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The Windows Blog – A Community Blog to Provide General Information About Windows
for their core business applications. products for Windows desktop users is increasing. platforms updated and stable. malicious individuals is increasing exponentially. the devices updated and protected. supported by the end-users. unexpected problems. not able to meet the above mentioned requirement. malware programs are increasing at an alarming rate. the computer’s desktop, directly or indirectly. computer…
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The Benefits of Mining Cryptocurrencies
Introduction The bitcoin mining industry is moving to a state of change and a new age is coming. The future is the decentralized network of miners running the new generation ASICs operating a new form of computing for generating cryptocurrency. While we have seen some progress in the past, the next phase is a new…
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Illumio Security Policy – How to Automate Security Policies
In this paper, we leverage on the open-source project Illumio to automatically enforce one aspect of our security model. By monitoring and managing policies, we avoid exposing a security model that is out of date. This is particularly important for security-sensitive software, because new technologies always push the envelope in security. We show how to…
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