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Recent Federal Circuit Decisions Provide Mixed Messages on Patent Eligible Subject Matter
The Supreme Court's Alice decision is now more than three years old, however, stakeholders, the courts and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office are still struggling to understand Alice and, in particular, how to determine whether software and computer-related inventions claim patentable subject matter.
For example, in July 2017, former Federal Circuit Chief Judge Paul Michel testified before the House of Representatives IP subcommittee that, while Alice has allowed more cases to be resolved early in litigation under the two-part Alice "abstract ideas" test, he also warned, "[t]he problem part of it is the standards are so vague and uncertain that there is massive unpredictability." Unfortunately, it remains challenging to understand what makes a software or computer-related invention patentable subject matter or an abstract idea.
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How are diaspora involvement in peacebuilding and elite cooperation in multi-ethnic municipalities complementary? This article examines how local elites perceive and respond to conflict-generated diaspora's role in peacebuilding in nine post-conflict multi-ethnic municipalities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and whether these perceptions can determine types of inter-ethnic cooperation within local institutions. Using a systematic comparative case study analysis utilising ideal-type fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis (QCA), I derive four types of relationships. The results indicate that local elites, experiencing various levels of direct and indirect interaction with diaspora communities, perceive diaspora's role in the process as constraining their own cooperation prospects. The analysis also demonstrates that local elites perceive diaspora as insufficiently competent and imperfectly coordinated to tackle major challenges in local peacebuilding frameworks and that diaspora actions do not significantly affect the reform of current dynamics and practices of intra-ethnic cooperation among elites.


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Q: How to get tree of folders in CMD? In Windows CMD, I use tree c: /f to get a tree of all directories resided in C:. But now I only want to tree out the only sub-directory folders (not files). How to I exclude files in tree command?

A: Leave out the "/F" switch, since it's what causes Files to be included.
From tree /?:
Graphically displays the folder structure of a drive or path.

TREE [drive:][path] [/F] [/A]

   /F   Display the names of the files in each folder.
   /A   Use ASCII instead of extended characters.

A: to output to txt file use command: (you will find in on drive C, as specified below)
tree /a > "C:\_TREE-Output.txt"

A: For Mac/Ubuntu you can do...
tree -d directories only.
You might have to install it beforehand.
// Mac
brew install tree
// Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install tree

A: The command tree works for showing all files and folders on Windows. The command tree -d does directories only on Windows. So yes, it does work.
Note: tree -a shows ALL FILES/DIRECTORIES, including hidden ones. You can combine them like this: tree -a -d in the terminal. This works on Git Bash and on Command Prompt but requires tree.exe placed in Git Bash's bin folder (C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin). For more information on Tree's installation for Windows, see this article on installation.
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On Saturday, July 31 Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine (GCSOM) held commencement exercises celebrating 67 members of its Master of Biomedical Sciences (MBS) Class of 2021.
The MBS Class of 2021 attended classes entirely online, a format that attracted students from distant states like California, Texas and Arizona, as well as from Canada. The ceremony was held virtually to accommodate all graduates.
"I am proud of our Class of 2021," said V. Scott Koerwer, PhD, EdD, vice president for Strategy & Planning and vice dean for Graduate Education. "They matriculated at a time when there was still great uncertainty created by COVID-19. I admire these students for confidently moving ahead with their dreams and I know they are well prepared to excel in professional school or in a career in the health sciences."
During his remarks to the class, President and Dean Steven J. Scheinman, MD, said that despite the "virtual" nature of their education, the Class of 2021 is ready for authentic and meaningful careers. "Your Geisinger degree, though earned virtually, is meant to take you to actually exciting places," he said.
Three alumni of the MBS program also addressed the graduates. Kristina Zimmerman, MD '15, MBS '11, delivered the keynote address. Dr. Zimmerman is a family medicine with obstetrics physician at the Federally Qualified Health Center, Family Health Network of Central New York. Katherine Snyder, MD '21, MBS '16, first-year psychiatry resident at University of Washington, and Timothy Lequang, MBS '19, a National Institutes of Health (NIH) fellow and a member of the Penn State Milton S. Hershey College of Medicine's MD Class of 2025, welcomed the Class of 2021 to GCSOM's growing Alumni Society.
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Eurovision Singers Performed for the 21st Anniversary of Independence of F.Y.R. Macedonia
tugce_f / 12th September 2012 at 22:14 / Eurovision Song Contest
Republic of Macedonia, Independence Day
The Government of Republic of Macedonia organised a concert in Skopje, with the attendance of famous Eurovision singers from the Balkans. The show hasn't only shown that the nation's reaction towards special historical dates is full of dignity, but it has also contented all of the viewers with Macedonian folk treasure.
Marking the 21st anniversary of Independence, the government of Republic of Macedonia organised a special event on September 8th at Philip II Arena, which united many domestic and Balkan singers including Eurovision stars.
The Independence Day Concert started at 9:00 pm when Igor Durlovski performed the national anthem. Then, the show was followed by the trio Brothers Tavitjan who were later accompanied by some of the greatest Balkan singers on stage: Josipa Lisac, Zeljko Bebek, Hari Varesanovic (Hari Mata Hari, Bosnia and Herzegovina 2006), Aleksandra Radovic, Boris Novkovic, Nina Badric (Croatia 2012), Tereza Kesovija, Dado Topic, Aki Rahimovski, Goran Karan (Croatia 2000), Sergej Cetkovic, Jelena Tomasevic (Serbia 2008), Antonija Sola, Kaliopi (F.Y.R. Macedonia 2012), Esma Redzepova, Karolina Goceva (F.Y.R. Macedonia 2007), Miki Jovanovski Dzafer, Risto Samardziev, Vlatko Lozanovski, Vlado Janevski and Oliver Mandic.
"This year, the state holiday will be highlighted by a spectacular concert that will present the rich Macedonian music tradition." said Elizabeta Kanceska Milievska, Minister of Culture, at a press conference on the occasion of this event.
Kaliopi, who represented F.Y.R. Macedonia in the 2012 edition of Eurovision Song Contest said "Tonight, we will all be Macedonian!" when she was on stage.
Tickets were on sale with a symbolic price, only 20 denars (approximately 0.3 Euros) so that eeveryone can enjoy this festival. More than 60000 viewers watched the concert in the arena, and the entire event was also broadcast by Macedonian Radio Television (MRT) and shown on the video screen in the square "Macedonia". Funds from the tickets sold were given to charity.
Here you can watch the live performances of Hari Varešanović, Jelena Tomašević and Kaliopi.
12th September 2012 in Eurovision Song Contest. Tags: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2012, Eurovision Song Contest, Goran Karan, Hari Mata Hari, Hari Varesanovic, Independence Day, Jelena Tomasevic, Kaliopi, Karolina Goceva, Nina Badrić, Republic of Macedonia, Skopje, Zeljko Bebek, независноста, Република Македонија Countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, North Macedonia, Serbia
Source: EuroVisionary, Vlada.mk, Time.mk
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1939 LaGuardia Airport opens in New York City
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1961 Fidel Castro declares that he is a Marxist-Leninist and that Cuba is going to be a Communist country.
1970 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) begins operations in the United States.
1991 Apple releases the first version of QuickTime.
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Q: unable to run self.tracker = cv2.Tracker_create() on opencv 4.X on win10 self.tracker = cv2.Tracker_create(tracker_type)
AttributeError: module 'cv2.cv2' has no attribute 'Tracker_create'

I have tried the method supported in Unable to run Tracking on Open CV 3.4.1 on Python 3.6.6, but it does not work.
self.tracker = cv2.Tracker_create(tracker_type)

A: I have solved this problem just now . just uninstall your opencv-python and opencv-contrib-python, then pip install  opencv-contrib-python==3.4.5.20


The table feature introduced in Excel 2007 is amazing and has nearly eliminated the need to build dynamic named ranges since tables auto-expand. Beyond auto-expansion, tables offer numerous other benefits, including, structured references which allow us to refer to an area within the table, such as a specific column. In this post, we'll examine a method to simulate structured references when using an ordinary named range.
Before we get too far, let's be clear about our objective.
I love storing data in tables due to their special properties such as auto-expansion, structured references, and formula auto-fill. Whenever possible, I store source data in tables (Insert > Table). For example, consider the table below.
Let's begin by looking at our worksheet. The data below has not been converted to a table with the Insert > Table command. It has been assigned the name DataRange with the Formulas > Name Manager command. This name appears in the Name Box (to the left of the formula bar).
This brings us to the reason we are here: simulating the structured reference system in a named range. We want to refer to a selected area within the named range. We want to write a formula to sum the amount column.
The INDEX function will help us out. The INDEX function can return an area within a reference, such as a specific row or column. Let's examine the INDEX function's first three arguments.
Let's apply the INDEX function to sum the amount column.
We could use the following formula to sum the amount column, which is the third column in the range.
Yes…we did it! We simulated a structured table reference! This formula adds up the values in all rows in the 3rd column of the DataRange named reference.
When the column positions are static, then, using an integer value, such as 3, to identify the column works just fine. But, if the column order is dynamic or we want to write a consistent formula to fill down or right, we can get fancy and locate the column number via the column header label.
If we need to, we can use the MATCH function to dynamically locate the column and then provide the corresponding column number to the INDEX function. The MATCH function returns the relative position of the matching value, and has the following syntax.
In the screenshot below, we've named the data range Data, and we need to write a formula in C6 to add up the amount column…and…we want to fill that same formula down to sum the values in the other columns.
The idea is to use the MATCH function to locate the column header, such as Amount, SalesTax, or Shipping, and then return the matching column number to the INDEX function. Let's proceed one step at a time.
We can then put this INDEX function inside of a SUM function and fill the formula down, as shown below.
It is nice to know that we can simulate the structured table reference naming system with worksheet functions so that we can refer to regions within an ordinary named range.
If this post has been useful, or, if you prefer another method, please share by adding a comment below!


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Mother, 22, dies after keeping pregnancy secret because she feared partner's sex conviction would see baby taken away
Updated: 17:48 EDT, 8 March 2011
Donna Hunt refused to seek medical help for pneumonia late on pregnancy
Baby survived Caesarean but family turned off life support of brain-dead mother
A young mother died after keeping her pregnancy secret because she feared her baby would be taken away from her.
Donna Hunt, 22, thought her newborn son could be removed by social workers because her partner, Gavin Harris, is a convicted sex offender.
Her first child was already in care for that reason.
Donna Hunt thought her newborn son could be taken by social workers because her partner, Gavin Harris (right), is a convicted sex offender
The inquest into Miss Hunt's death today heard she was heavily pregnant when she was struck by pneumonia and initially refused to seek medical help.
Miss Hunt was finally admitted to hospital when she began struggling for breath but it ultimately proved too late for doctors to save the mother, from Llanbradach in Caerphilly, South Wales.
Surgeons managed to save her baby boy but Miss Hunt was declared brain dead after the Caesarean operation.
Her family took the agonising decision to turn off her life support machine the day after the baby was born.
Miss Hunt's father said: 'She was a quiet girl who never did anything to upset anyone.
'She was always smiling and we never heard her say a bad word. I don't think she ever swore once.
'She lived more for other people than for herself - she was such a generous person.'
The inquest heard Miss Hunt's first child was taken into care because Harris is a convicted sex offender.
Miss Hunt discovered she was pregnant again last July and her GP told her to make an appointment with a midwife.
But she ignored his advice and later 'repeatedly lied' to social workers who suspected she was pregnant.
In October Miss Hunt complained to her partner that she was struggling to breathe and was having shivers.
She felt so ill she even cancelled two visits to see her child in care - something she had never done before.
Pregnant student nurse told her labour pains are kidney stones... until she spots her baby's head
On October 24 she was seen by her GP Dr Ihekwoaba Chimezie who diagnosed a muscular injury and prescribed paracetamol.
But the inquest heard that in the early hours of October 24 her partner was woken by her distressed breathing.
Coroner Mary Hassell said: 'He called for an ambulance and she was admitted to hospital for emergency treatment.
'Doctors tried to stabilise her because she was not getting enough oxygen to her brain.
'They performed a Caesarean operation to improve the chances of Donna and her unborn baby.'
The inquest in Cardiff recorded a narrative verdict that Donna died of meningitis and pneumonia.
Miss Hassell said she would be writing to the Royal College of General Practitioners after the tragic death.
She said: 'In Donna's case it seems her concealment meant she didn't access medical services she might otherwise have used.
'She was in fear that people should not know about her pregnancy and so was less likely to go to the doctor when she was feeling unwell.
'If she hadn't been concealing she might have gone earlier - or more than once.
'It's an issue I've met in this court before.'
The inquest heard Miss Hunt's fit and healthy baby boy has been taken into foster care.
Mother, 22, died after pregnancy was kept secret because of fears partner's sex conviction would see baby taken away


From the Radio Show — provided by the NAB.
RAB President and CEO Erica Farber gave opening remarks this afternoon during the 2013 Radio Show.
I am delighted to welcome you to the Radio Show. By being here, your presence shows your dedication and enthusiasm for this great business we all live and breathe every day.
I'd like to thank and recognize all of the sponsors and exhibitors at this year's show. I want to thank our great partners at the NAB — John David, Gordon Smith and the entire team who we have worked so closely together with to produce this year's Radio Show.
It is also my pleasure to acknowledge the advertisers who were participants at this mornings "Advertiser Speak!" panel and, of course, State Farm and their agency partner, OMD, who joined us for lunch today. On behalf of everyone in this room, we appreciate your time, knowledge and insights and of course your business. Having a strong dialogue with our advertising partners is critical.
I've been at the RAB for a little more than a year and a half and during this time I have seen the impact of positive energy across the industry. Radio continues to be a healthy industry at $17.6 billion. Interestingly enough, it is still greater than some of the newer area of business like online video at $2.1 billion and mobile at $2.9 billion. And unlike some other media, radio has taken an aggressive stand and taken advantage of technology to deliver content listeners want, in whatever format they want and when they want it. And advertisers recognize the importance of delivering their ad messages across all of radio's platforms including radio's fastest growing segment — digital.
Reaching a high of $767 million in 2012, digital grew 13% to $401 million by the first-half of this year — that's over 80% higher than the first half of 2009.
Communications, financial, automotive, TV/networks/cable and restaurants continue to be radio's top spending categories. Radio has also realized growth from advertisers in mid-tier categories like professional services and casinos. We need to continue to position radio to capture dollars from new categories as well as identify new dollars from existing advertisers. We have a great opportunity right now with consumer messaging regarding the Affordable Care Act, estimated to reach $1 billion by 2015 according to Kantar Media.
Some of you have already taken a first step. Nearly 500 people attended the RAB webinar last month focused on how to develop and uncover new and evolving revenue streams from the upcoming changes in healthcare legislation. And many of you attended today's session on healthcare advertising as we learned what we need to do to capture our fair share.
Our goal at the RAB is to provide the resources and information our members need today, tomorrow and long-term. Our successful CRM tool, Account Manager, has 51 hundred users, helping sales people and sales managers manage their businesses. Available on mobile devices and fully integrated with RAB research databases.
Our professional development programs are created to benefit every level within your sales organization, from the entry level salesperson to the seasoned professional in the digital age.
An average of 2,000 sales professionals each year have used RAB's online training and certification courses and we are pacing to have over 3,000 this year alone. Some of these certification courses deliver a deep dive into best practices of digital sales, as well as education and training to go from transactional seller to client-centric leader.
Earlier this year, we launched a new member benefit — Finding Consumer Trends Report. Via online surveys to radio station data bases, the F.C.T. Report taps into consumer insights focused on specific ad categories to help you sell — both locally and nationally. Our first two were focused on automotive and shopping, and generated nearly 50,000 responses in total from radio station websites. On Friday, you will have the opportunity to hear firsthand the successes some stations have already experienced using this research.
According to NPD Group's Annual Music Study, broadcast AM and FM radio stations are the still the top choice for both core and casual music fans. Specifically, 95% of music buffs tune into broadcast radio as their top choice for music content.
Radio's positive momentum in delivering content, like news, music and information, across additional platforms and devices will continue as NextRadio hits the market. This hybrid radio takes broadcast radio's efficiency combined with interactive capabilities to create a content rich listener experience with new advertising opportunities. Since it's very recent launch, it has already been downloaded over 25,000 times and over 3,000 stations have been tuned in coast-to-coast. We now have another exciting platform to take to our advertisers.
And it should be noted that, according to Miller Kaplan data, the number one category spender in radio for the first half of this year is communications /cellular and the number eight in rank of overall top radio supporters for the second quarter was Sprint — who increased their support of our medium by 153%!
HD Radio receivers are continuing to be added by automakers to more and more models. Did you know there are now over 14 million HD receivers in the marketplace? Every six seconds over 30% of all new cars are driving off one of your client's car lots with an HD Radio! Thirty-three automakers have announced their plans to incorporate HD Radio technology in over 170 models by year-end with over 80 HD Radio receivers being included as standard equipment.
The Streaming Initiative Committee, which you will be hearing more about in the coming weeks, is rolling up its sleeves and taking a deep dive look into all aspects of streaming — definitions, delivery, metrics, etc. And this will be important to radio's future especially as eMarketer projects that music listening via streams or downloads on smartphones will be used by 33% of the population or nearly 108 people in 2017.
As an industry we must speak with one voice to deliver one important message: commercial broadcast radio is nearly 1,100 strong. And the diversity in radio's programming is unquestionable. This medium allows marketers to reach their target audiences according to their lifestyles, interests, age groups and languages at any point in their day and most important closest to the moment they are about to make a purchase.
The RAB works with advertisers, broadcasters and industry associations and partners to elevate radio's position as a growing and healthy medium. We endeavor to exceed in our objective to enhance the perception of radio as a primary medium to all advertisers and increase radio's advertising and marketing revenue and share.
We also work closely with the creative community to develop best practices and to celebrate those that excel in understanding, supporting and that use radio to deliver audio messages that resonate with their potential customers — our listeners.
At the Radio Mercury Awards this past June, we celebrated and honored advertisers that epitomize a level of excellence in radio creative and use. This year's Radio Marketer of the Year Award was presented to Target. For the past several years, RAB's Business Development team has worked closely with Haworth Marketing and Media — Target's media agency — to understand radio's strengths and create ways to effectively use radio across all of its platforms. Let's hear what Melissa Schoenke, Target's director of Media Strategy, had to say.
That is a true success story for radio. And there are more like these out there so let's keep the momentum going and promote them.
Education is critical to our future and there is a wealth of information available to you during this year's Radio Show in every session you attend — to share with your colleagues, managers, stations and advertising partners. I encourage you to take in as many of the sessions, special events and networking opportunities programmed with you in mind by our steering committee — led by, as you know, Univision Radio's José Vallé. We did our best to follow your lead.
So you can take full advantage of the conference, be sure to download the Radio Show app. Simply call star star app. That's **277 from your mobile device. Also, don't forget that some of today's sessions are being streamed and are available for download later. Check out the app or your program and exhibit guide to find out further details.
Enjoy the conference and remember. . . . Radio, it's on!


Harley came into CP care in January 2018 and was a very frightened nervous boy spending many weeks in his cardboard house in his foster pen. He also had major dental problems and needed two separate operations to resolve his serious dental concerns. Slowly and feeling much more comfortable after surgery Harley came round bit by bit though new owner Helen knew it may be a long journey for Harley Blue as he's now called to adjust to the change in his situation again. But look at Harley-Blue after just a week in his new home with Helen and how far he's come. On 05/04/18 Helen says "Tonight for the 1st time Harley Blue has taken treats and ham from both the floor and my hand. My husband has now got cheese sandwiches as Harley loves ham x"
It's great hearing how patience and love are building Harley Blue's confidence.
October 2018 and Harley Blue continues to grow in confidence which is great for owner Helen and everyone involved with his CP care. "Harley Blue being very adventurous, he comes & sleeps upstairs on our bed most of the night, then he plays football downstairs, he'd just came back upstairs to tell me he wanted his breakfast, it will be his 7th Birthday." Just look at this gorgeous boy now!
What a difference a year makes. On 24/02/19 Helen said "I met Harley Blue a year ago our love continues to grow. Love him so much."


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Welcome! This library research guide provides an introduction to library resources related to both American and International poets and poetry.
Poetry is defined as:
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We have often heard about the harmful effects heavy metals have when they enter in our body. But do we know what they are? How do we know if we have heavy metals in your body? Why they are so harmful? How do we protect ourselves against heavy metals?
Heavy metals are chemical elements found in the composition of the things that surround us, from the Earth's crust to the human body: copper, iron, cobalt, manganese, zinc, aluminum, lead, arsenic. Problems occur when they accumulate in excess in our body and start to poison us little by little. But when discarded into the environment, in various forms, metals can remain so for centuries.
Chlorella algae: These algae have a very strong detoxifying effect and they can remove all harmful substances, not just heavy metals, especially due to high content of chlorophyll. This is the main ingredient of the treatment.
Coriander: This plant is used traditionally as a seasoning. But, in addition to the chelating properties, it also contains vitamins, especially A and K, as well as a small amount of vitamin B, C and E.
Garlic: This drug-food is highly recommended in the treatment of many diseases. Due to its detoxifying properties, garlic eliminates all sorts of toxins in our body.
Magnesium: This mineral hasn't chelating properties, but it is useful because it facilitates the toxic elements removal.
These supplements and foods should be consumed daily in extracts or tablets forms. Treatment should be followed for at least three months.
During the detoxification process, you might have some symptoms such as pain, acne and diarrhea. They can occur as a result of the body's effort to eliminate toxic substances. We must consider this issue and we shouldn't stop the treatment. Continue the treatment by drinking plenty of water between meals to facilitate detoxification.
In addition, it is very important not to have constipation because it can prevent the removal of heavy metals. As a result, the body can intoxicate again.
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132 The system allows asynchronous operation of certain parts or commands of the operating system to be exploited (e.g. automatic opening of attachments) Vulnerabilities Mar 16, 2021, 12:44:23 PM
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Ransomware an Evolving Threat to OT
CSA Editorial
Authored by: Galina Antova, Co-Founder and Chief Business Development Officer of Claroty
As information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) converge, ransomware becomes a growing concern for those tasked with defending industrial control systems (ICS), who must now understand the current ransomware landscape from an OT-centric perspective.
More than three years into the aftermath of NotPetya, ransomware tactics have evolved substantially, and they will continue to evolve. This blog offers insight into this ongoing evolution, as well as the current state of ransomware threats to OT.
Ransomware Threats Have Grown Increasingly Targeted
Over the past several years, ransomware attacks have grown increasingly targeted, while the opportunistic "spray-and-pray" approach of arbitrarily infecting victims with self-propagating ransomware has largely fallen out of favour among threat actors. This strategic pivot may be a response to many organisations' efforts to minimise attack surfaces following NotPetya and WannaCry, which epitomise the opportunistic approach to ransomware.
As noted by Claroty VP of Research Amir Preminger in a blog post earlier this year, a targeted approach to ransomware infection can significantly extend the shelf life of an exploitable vulnerability by making it more difficult to determine how the ransomware entered the victim's network in the first place. Strategic targeting also enables attackers to focus on organisations with deep pockets and a low tolerance for operational disruption, thus increasing the likelihood of ransom demands being met. An apparent example of this approach in action was the highly disruptive ransomware attack against Honda in June, which is suspected to have involved the Snake ransomware, detailed in depth on The Claroty Blog earlier this year. The attack disrupted global operations, including manufacturing processes, thus demonstrating how a more deliberate infection strategy can culminate in highly damaging attacks.
Ransomware Threats are not Confined to your Organization's IT Environment
In retrospect, the June 2017 NotPetya ransomware attack can be seen as a watershed moment for OT security. Widely regarded as the costliest and most destructive cyber attack in history, the global impact of NotPetya on OT environments across a broad range of industries served as a wake-up call for many CISOs and other decision makers who had mistakenly assumed ransomware threats were confined to the IT realm.
In reality, a successful ransomware attack can have devastating impacts on OT. Earlier this year, steel giant EVRAZ was hit hard by the Ryuk ransomware strain, bringing down plant operations at numerous sites across the U.S. and Canada. The ransomware attack halted manufacturing processes to such an extent that EVRAZ issued temporary layoffs to plant workers, and third-party trucking companies servicing the company's facilities reported disruptions in freight flows.
Digitisation a Driving Force Behind OT Ransomware Risk
As digitisation becomes the new standard, cyber risk evolves in a manner specific to the operations of each sector, thus necessitating more stringent industry standards for security. To cite a specific example, the FBI issued an advisory to trucking companies in July, warning of the industry's growing susceptibility to ransomware attacks. In recent years, the trucking industry has increased its potential exposure to cyber threats through the ongoing digitisation of its operations, including widespread adoption of tools such as GPS, AI-centric systems, and electronics logging devices (ELDs). The FBI advisory emphasised the potential for ELDs to serve as a means of lateral movement between trucking companies' IT and OT environments for attackers, with plausible impacts ranging from data exfiltration to life-threatening manipulation of vehicular functions.
In August, less than a month after the FBI advisory was issued, Canadian courier Canpar Express became the latest trucking company to fall victim to a ransomware attack, resulting in disruptions to its shipping operations and moving services. In addition to causing operational disruptions, the attackers also leaked several internal documents with the threat of releasing additional material—exemplifying the ability of cyber attacks to span an organisation's IT and OT systems.
ICS Vulnerability Research and OT Network Segmentation are Key to Preventing OT Ransomware Infections
Within the cybersecurity community, there is ongoing discourse speculating when another ransomware attack will match—or even exceed—the scale and impact of the havoc wrought by NotPetya in 2017. But it's important to remember that NotPetya—along with its close predecessor, WannaCry—would not have been possible without the perfect storm created by the April 2017 leak of EternalBlue, a wormable exploit developed by the National Security Agency. This public disclosure placed a secret cyberweapon into the hands of malicious actors, thus enabling the widespread, opportunistic infection of targets when combined with a brute-force approach to compromising accessible IP addresses.
Given the fundamental role of vulnerabilities in enabling ransomware attacks against OT and other environments, Claroty has emerged as a leader in the broader effort to discover and help remediate security flaws present within ICS products—detailed in depth in our ICS Risk & Vulnerability Report for the first half of 2020. Just last week, six critical vulnerabilities in Wibu-Systems' CodeMeter were disclosed after being uncovered by Claroty researchers. The discovered vulnerabilities could potentially be exploited by an attacker to remotely deploy ransomware within a targeted OT network.
More often than not, improper segmentation between once-separate IT and OT environments is a key enabler of OT ransomware infections. As such, initiatives to ensure your organisation's OT network and assets are isolated from IT in a manner that aligns with the Purdue Model and other segmentation best practices can be a highly effective means of prohibiting the lateral spread of ransomware and other malware from IT to OT.
By bringing attention to OT vulnerabilities and helping to remediate them before attackers have the opportunity to exploit them, Claroty aims to help reduce the frequency with which disruptive ICS ransomware incidents make headlines.
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Colorado preview: Can the TCU Horned Frogs start the Sonny Dykes era with a victory?
The Sonny Dykes era in TCU football will open in Boulder, Colorado.
While it will be TCU's first matchup against Colorado on the football field, it will be Dykes' third. He has a 1-1 all-time record against the Buffaloes as a head coach for the Cal Golden Bears.
Dykes said in an interview on Monday that he plans to use all three quarterbacks on Friday, and there is no certainty who will take the first snap.
Returning wide receiver Quentin Johnston has been putting in extra time outside practice to work on catches and timing.
"With all three quarterbacks, you never know who's going to rotate in," Johnston said.
"From the first time we came in, we had high expectations for each other and we're starting to see that come into play going into the new season,""
— Quintin Johnston
Another Horned Frog familiar with Colorado is safety Mark Perry. He transferred to TCU this year after playing in Boulder for his first three years.
"It helps having someone that was there who knows the personnel," said safeties coach Paul Gonzales. "Mark has done a nice job helping us on our end and also helping the offensive staff."
Another transfer, running back Emani Bailey, is looking to take the field for the first time as a Horned Frog.
"I'm ready to rock and roll… I'm ready to see what I can do," said Bailey.
Bailey transferred from Louisiana but graduated from Denton Ryan High School, about an hour away from TCU.
Dykes has been adamant about making TCU appealing for players from the metroplex, even marking the school as "DFW's Big 12 team."
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"Recruiting is a big deal, especially here in the backyard," said Gonzales. "If guys want to play close to home… and allow their families to see 80% of their games, this is the best place for them."
"It's a blessing [to be able to play close to home], my mom loves it," said Bailey.
A sneak peek at the Buffaloes
Colorado's head coach didn't announce their starting quarterback either.
The Buffaloes finished fifth out of six teams in the southern division of the PAC-12 with an overall record of 4-8. One of their 6 in-conference losses was to the Cal Golden Bears. The Golden Bears, who lost 34-32 to TCU in the week one of the 2021 season, beat Colorado 26-3.
Much like the Horned Frogs, the Buffaloes struggled outside of Folsom Field, dropping all four road contests in 2021.
But the Buffaloes took advantage of the transfer portal. They acquired graduate wide receiver R.J. Sneed II from TCU's Big 12 rival Baylor. In five seasons with the Bears, Sneed tallied 133 catches and 1,564 yards with eight touchdowns. If he is healthy enough for the competition Friday, he will be someone to look out for.
Senior running back Ramon Jefferson transferred in from Sam Houston State where he tallied 1,904 yards in 299 carries and 22 touchdowns.
And Colorado's leading tackler last season was senior safety Isaiah Lewis, who recorded 68 along with two interceptions. He will surely be the counterpart to former teammate Mark Perry, who will take over safety duties on the Horned Frogs defense.
Award watch going into the 2022 season
TCU's Max Duggan is on the watch list for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award. The award honors the nation's top senior or upperclassman quarterback.
Duggan is fifth on TCU's list of passing yards with 5,920 and set career highs in completion percentage and number of touchdown passes completed (63.9% and 16, respectively.) Duggan accomplished this despite losing playing time to Chandler Morris toward the end of the season.
He was the first Horned Frog to throw four touchdowns in a game since Kenny Hill had five in 2017 against Kansas.
TCU announced that seven Horned Frogs are on watch to appear in the Senior Bowl.
On the list is offensive lineman Steve Avila, who earned first-team AP all-Big 12 honors in 2021; safety Millard Bradford, who placed fourth on the team in tackles last season with 52 and recorded a team-high seven tackles against Iowa State; and cornerback Noah Daniels, who has battled injuries throughout his tenure, but was graded by Pro Football Focus as one of the best cornerbacks in the nation after 2020.
In addition, running back Emari Demercado was listed after returning for his sixth year in college and fifth year at TCU despite the coaching change. Demercado had a standout season in 2021, setting career highs in total yards in a game and yards in a carry.
"It just felt right to stay here… and I'm able to help the younger guys because I have that veteran experience," said Demercado.
Tre'Vius Hodges-Tomlinson made the list, earning first-team all-Big 12 and first-team AP all-Big 12 in 2020 and 2021. Tomlinson was also listed on the College Football Freaks List (No. 57), which spotlights players in a program who have unique physical abilities to generate buzz.
Defensive lineman Dylan Horton joins Tomlinson on both the Senior Bowl watch list and the Freaks List (No. 17). Horton led TCU with 9.0 tackles for a loss and tied the team lead with 4.0 sacks. He tied the team high for tackles with eight, including two for a loss, in the notorious 30-28 win over Baylor last season.
Linebacker Dee Winters concludes the Senior Bowl watch list. Winters earned the Athlon Sports Defensive Freshman of the Week Award in 2019 versus Purdue. He closed the 2021 season with 167 stops, the most among current Horned Frogs.
Johnston is on the Freaks List (No. 23) and on the watch list for the Maxwell Award, Biletnikoff Award, Walter Camp Player of the Year and the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award.
The latter award, named after Tyler, Texas native Earl Campbell, is given to the nation's best offensive player who was born in Texas, graduated from a Texas high school or plays at a college in Texas.
Johnston's fellow wide receiver Taye Barber made the list, accompanied by running back Kendre Miller.
TCU is coming off of a 5-7 season in 2021, with a 4-3 home record and a dismal 1-4 record on the road.
Coming into week one of 2022, the players have shared the feelings of confidence and positive energy buzzing through the locker room.
The quarterback situation will be the hot topic after the first game against Colorado, but it will give new head coach Sonny Dykes the ability to see where the players fit in and mesh together.
Kickoff for TCU vs. Colorado will be at 9 p.m. CST on Friday and will be aired on ESPN.
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Built in 1863, the Hotel Imperial was originally the Vienna home of the Prince of Württemberg before being transformed into a hotel for the universal exhibition of 1973. Considered one of the top ten hotels in the world, the Imperial is a short walk to the Hofburg Palace, once the seat of the mighty Habsburg dynasty who ruled over the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
In 2004 the Distributors of Dry-Treat in Austria, StoneCleaner GmbH, were approached to seal the surfaces of natural stone in the hotel. This included the marble and granite used in the guest's rooms and bathrooms, as well as the many public rooms, reception area and entrance hall. The owners were concerned that, after over a hundred years of use, these surfaces were starting to wear and stain in places.
Two coats of PORCELAIN SEALER were applied to the marble, 24 hours apart. The result of sealing is that the busy areas of this stately palace will now be protected from constant use while not changing its appearance.


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Q: Partial refund with PayPal Refund API for adaptive payments returns Internal Error (520002) I am trying to write code to do partial refunds for adaptive payments.
I've read though https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/api/adaptive-payments/Refund_API_Operation/
and this is what my request looks like
curl -s --insecure
-H "X-PAYPAL-SECURITY-USERID: api_username"
-H "X-PAYPAL-SECURITY-PASSWORD: api_password"
-H "X-PAYPAL-SECURITY-SIGNATURE: api_signature"
-H "X-PAYPAL-REQUEST-DATA-FORMAT: NV"
-H "X-PAYPAL-RESPONSE-DATA-FORMAT: NV"
-H "X-PAYPAL-APPLICATION-ID: your_app_id "
https://svcs.sandbox.paypal.com/AdaptivePayments/Refund  -d
"requestEnvelope.errorLanguage=en_US
&requestEnvelope.detailLevel=ReturnAll
&transactionId=xxxxxxxxxx
&currencyCode=USD
&receiverList.receiver(0).amount=10.00"

The original transaction has amount > 10.00 and I am trying to partially refund this payment
The response is just basically 'Internal Error' with error code 520002
Any ideas?

A: figured this out. basically I also have to specify
receiverList.receiver(0).email in my request
The crazy thing is, in PayPal's documentation, it clearly says
receiverList.receiver(n).email is The identified receiver's email address
receiverList.receiver(n).amount is Amount to refund to the identified receiver
since I am partially refunding to user, the email should be user's email, right?
Wrong, the email must be my PayPal's account email instead
Don't ask me why and if you can make sense from this madness, please let me know.
PS. thanks PayPal, for returning a very useful error called internal error


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Q: React.js detect outdated browser and stop render I know that the support of Internet Explorer 8 has been discontinued.
My app breaks in IE8 throwing a lot of errors in console and showing the blank screen. There is now any reason to support an outdated browsers but the errors in console and blank screen makes big sense.
    So I wonder is there an special plug-in which could detect a browser's version before the render process and in case if it detects an outdated version - stop render(bootstrap of whole app) and display custom message? Does somebody done something similar?

A: There is no plugin as of now which can detect outdated version and rendering is based on react lifecycle by checking Vdom