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Mux Miner Creates New System for Cryptocurrency Miners

In addition, the team plans to optimize the calculation of functions for newbies and old users. This way the hash rate will grow faster.




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Michelle L. Ross Completes the Risk Management, Insurance Planning and Employee Benefits Course

Michelle L. Ross Completes the Risk Management, Insurance Planning and Employee Benefits Course.




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EVENT BRANDING: TRANSFORMING EVENTS WITH CREATIVE EXCELLENCE

Event Branding, a leader in event branding solutions, crafts unique experiences that captivate audiences. Through innovative design and digital integration, they transform events into powerful brand showcases. Their commitment to quality and creativity sets them apart in the industry.




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Former Middle School Students Score Big as Their Invention Hits the Global Market after Winning Inventionland's Invention Contest

From winning their middle school invention contest to triumphing in the Regional Invention Contest, Mia and Madison journey with their product to the global market is a testament to their exceptional talent!




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Former Middle School Students Score Big as Their Invention Hits the Global Market

Winning Inventionland Education's Invention Contest Catapults Students to Licensing Agreement and International Rollout.




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The Inventsons "No Time to Fly" Premieres on National Comic Book Day

Prepare for an electrifying adventure! Inventionland's most creative family of makers and designers joins forces with Chipper, the whimsical idea cloud, in a thrilling race to save time itself in the much-anticipated prequel in the fourth edition of the comic book series.




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Expand Your Mind Launches Ultra-Power Battle Game

The best flippin' game of the year is a collectible token flipping game for ages 5+.




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WORLD RECORD: German INTERSPORT athlete Anja Blacha is the first human being to reach the south pole solo in 57 days 18 hours and 50 minutes

- 29-year-old Anja Blacha from Bielefeld, supported by INTERSPORT, reached the South Pole within the planned 60 days and after more than 1,400km on her Antarctic expedition. - Anja Blacha is thus the first person to have made it to the South Pole solo, unassisted & unsupported and only on skis on this route length.




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Frontline Source Group Fort Worth Temporary Agencies office sponsors 9th Annual M4M (Miles for Meredith Hatch) Foundation 5K run

Frontline Source Group Fort Worth Temporary Agencies and Staffing Agencies in Fort Worth location is once again a sponsor of the 9th Annual M4M (Meredith Hatch) Foundation 5k. The mission of the Meredith Hatch Foundation is to promote initiatives dedicated to encouraging youth fitness and wellness, support educational excellence in our community and to empower those with special needs with life changing opportunities.




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Electrocution Victim Receives $5 Million Settlement

The victims of a horrific electrocution accident, represented by Cellino & Barnes, receives a $5 million settlement after he was jolted with more than 7,000 volts of electricity -- more than three times the voltage of the electric chair.




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Midland, GA Author Publishes Children's Book

Two Smalls Dogs Go on an Adventure of a Lifetime!




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Sault Ste. Marie, MI Author Publishes Poetry Collection

A Journey Of Self Discovery Told In Verse.




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A milestone for next century: Construction of Qingdao International Cruise Terminal Area and related business promotion launched

The Ground-Breaking and Global Business Promotion Ceremony of Qingdao International Cruise Terminal Area was held at Qingdao Port on March 28.




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Fast-Growing Online Lender Borro Provides No Credit Loans To Consumers Impacted By Recent Economic Turmoil

Borro's team of accredited luxury asset experts and financing specialists tailor loans to meet individual and business needs, making Borro a trusted lender to over 15,000 clients since 2008.




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PMG Presse-Monitor strengthens management team: Welcomes Michelle Harold as new VP Global Sales

PMG Presse-Monitor has expanded its management team welcoming Michelle Harold as Vice President Global Sales to lead PMG's international sales team from 5 June. With her extensive experience in the digital transformation of content, Michelle will lead PMG's market expansion emanating from their ongoing investment and commitment to innovation in the conversion and provision of high-quality digital publishing content




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CustomCells strengthens its commitment in eAviation

- Application process for achieving Design Organization and Production Organization certifications from the EASA - Participation in "AERO Friedrichshafen" together with VÆRIDION - Release of the whitepaper "The Enabler of eAviation: Advanced Batteries for a Cleaner Sky"




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Hollitzer Publishing House: Oldest Miniature of W.A. Mozart dating from 1766 discovered One of the oldest fan articles in the history of music

In 2018, a French round box of candy was discovered in an antique shop in Salzburg. On its lid it portrays a young boy, wearing a wig and a red aristocratic coat. The Belgian Professor Stefaan Missinne spent two years investigating the miniature and the box dating from 1766: Missinne concludes that it is a hitherto unknown French portrait of the 10-year-old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.




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World premiere: Viva Frida Kahlo – Immersive Experience

The first museum for immersive art in Switzerland is opening with a world premiere: Viva Frida Kahlo – Immersive Experience.




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Smithtown, NY Author Publishes Fiction Novel

Who Will Be By His Side While He Tries To Help Himself




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Missouri City, TX Author Publishes Children's Book

Will She Find Her Way Home Or Will She Stay With Her New Family.




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Using PCIe SSDs to the limit: StarWind teamed up with Mellanox, Intel, and Supermicro to build the fastest hyperconverged cluster ever

StarWind, Intel, Mellanox, and Supermicro present the industry's fastest hyperconverged cluster built to demonstrate outstanding hardware utilization efficiency.




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Paris Commercial Court Rules Enigma Software Group USA, LLC and EnigmaSoft Limited can Prosecute their Lawsuit Against Malwarebytes

Paris Commercial Court rules Enigma companies can proceed with their lawsuit claims against Malwarebytes for harm caused to French consumers and Enigma companies.




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EnigmaSoft Releases NEW SpyHunter Pro to Fight Malware, Enhance Privacy Protection, & Optimize PCs

SpyHunter Pro combines highly effective anti-malware detection and blocking along with new functionality to enhance privacy protection and optimize computer systems. SpyHunter Pro extends standard anti-malware scanning by adding specialized scans designed to detect potentially unneeded data that can be deleted by users to reduce the risk of privacy invasion and free up disk space.




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15 Travel Mistakes on a trip to Italy

Travel mistakes in Italy. Having travelled and lived in Italy for the last twenty years, it’s safe to say I’ve made plenty of these travel mistakes. Italy, on the whole, is one of the easiest and most pleasant countries in Europe to travel to, but there are many common travel mistakes travelling in Italy that […]

The post 15 Travel Mistakes on a trip to Italy appeared first on Three Monkeys Online Magazine.




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Ministry of Truth and Other Information Takes Over Education

The Minister of Truth and Other Information (MOTOI), Alan Bladder, has announced the Department of Social Scrutiny's new 5 year plan for education, following the acquisition of the Ministry for Indoctrination (mFi) in a back street knife fight in Peckham last week.

MOTOI will now...





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Regenerative Gel Restores Spinal Cord in Mice

This is fantastic news that will hopefully turn into a treatment for people with spinal cord injuries and other nerve injuries.

A self-assembling gel injected at the site of spinal cord injuries in paralysed mice has enabled them to walk again after four weeks.

The gel mimics the matrix that is normally found around cells, providing a scaffold that helps cells to grow. It also provides signals that stimulate nerve regeneration.

Samuel Stupp at Northwestern University in Chicago and his colleagues created a material made of protein units, called monomers, that self-assemble into long chains, called supramolecular fibrils, in water.

When they were injected into the spinal cords of mice that were paralysed in the hind legs, these fibrils formed a gel at the injury site.

The researchers injected 76 paralysed mice with either the fibrils or a sham treatment made of salt solution, a day after the initial injury. They found that the gel enabled paralysed mice to walk by four weeks after the injection, whereas mice given the placebo didn't regain the ability to walk.

The team found that the gel helped regenerate the severed ends of neurons and reduced the amount of scar tissue at the injury site, which usually forms a barrier to regeneration. The gel also enhanced blood vessel growth, which provided more nutrients to the spinal cord cells.




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"There is no purgatory for war criminals. They go straight to hell."


What else needs to be said? Russia's U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia gets straight to the point. When there is no fear of God, everything is permitted.




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Friendly Reminder: "Prices don't drop when inflation eases"

Many people I talk to are eager for "prices to get back to normal", but that's not how inflation works. Medora Lee does a good job reminding us of that.

When talking about inflation, it's important to remember that inflation is a rate that measures how fast prices are rising. If the consumer inflation rate drops from its 40-year high of 8.6% in May, prices are still rising - just not as fast.

Consumers won't feel immediate relief even as the inflation rate slows because many of those elevated prices are likely here to stay, said Michael Ashton, managing principal at Enduring Investments in Morristown, NJ.

"The price level has permanently changed," said Ashton. "Until your wages catch up (to inflation), it will continue to hurt."

Even when inflation returns to target 2% levels, prices won't return to "normal" 2019 levels. Prices will continue to grow, but at a slower and more predictable rate.

"Once core prices go up, generally they don't come down," Roussanov said. "In the last 40 to 50 years, we've never seen deflation in core goods. Most durable goods and services don't really come down in price."

And deflation is more dangerous than inflation because it can lead to a total economic collapse. When people believe that their money will buy more in a year than it will now, they stop consuming and just wait.

Additionally, modest, predictable inflation is seen as a sign of a growing economy. It incentivizes people to spend money now rather than waiting, allows wages to increase either in line or above inflation to boost the standard of living and makes it easier for businesses to plan, according to the Federal Reserve and IMF.



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Ideological Uniformity in Higher Education


Self-identified liberals outnumber conservatives among Harvard faculty by 82-1.

More than 80 percent of Harvard faculty respondents characterized their political leanings as "liberal" or "very liberal," according to The Crimson's annual survey of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences in April.

A little over 37 percent of faculty respondents identified as "very liberal"-- a nearly 8 percent jump from last year. Only 1 percent of respondents stated they are "conservative," and no respondents identified as "very conservative."

Academics usually explain this uniformity by asserting that liberals are smarter than conservatives and thus better suited for faculty positions in higher education -- particularly in self-identified elite universities. This explanation is relatively simple to assess by considering whether or not these same academics would entertain a similar explanation for a lack of sex or racial diversity in other institutions, such as corporate leadership or government. If one were to claim that "there are more male CEOs because men are smarter than women" that claim would be rightly dismissed.

(HT: Campus Reform and Instapundit.)




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Changes to our lives are certain if PM meets bold climate target - but a key ingredient is missing for success

Keir Starmer's arrival at COP29, with a promise to drastically cut the UK's carbon emissions by 81%, will be a small ray of sunshine in an otherwise gloomy start to the climate talks.




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Man jailed for loading illegal streaming services on to Amazon Fire Sticks

A 29-year-old man has been jailed for more than three years for loading illicit TV streaming services onto Amazon Fire Sticks.




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Trump's cabinet picks suggest China is front and centre of his mind - it could be a bumpy ride

The announcements should not be a surprise. Donald Trump said he'd do things differently this time. And yet they still prompt a double take.




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Warming from jet contrails can be cut 'for a few pounds per ticket'

Tweaking the routes of a small number of planes could reduce the warming effect of contrails by half and cost less than €4 per ticket, according to a study.




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From Proxmox to FreeBSD: story of a migration

It’s the start of the work week, so for the IT administrators among us, I have another great article by friend of the website, Stefano Marinelli. This article covers migrating a Proxmox-based setup to FreeBSD with bhyve. The load is not particularly high, and the machines have good performance. Suddenly, however, I received a notification: one of the NVMe drives died abruptly, and the server rebooted. ZFS did its job, and everything remained sufficiently secure, but since it’s a leased server and already several years old, I spoke with the client and proposed getting more recent hardware and redoing the setup based on a FreeBSD host. ↫ Stefano Marinelli If you’re interested in moving one of your own setups, or one of your clients’ setups, from Linux to FreeBSD, this is a great place to start and get some ideas, tips, and tricks. Like I said, it’s Monday, and you need to get to work.




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Microsoft improves its Prism x86-on-ARM emulator

The current version of Windows on ARM contains Prism, Microsoft’s emulator that allows x86-64 code to run on ARM processors. While it was already relatively decent on the recent Snapdragon X platform, it could still be very hit-or-miss with what applications it would run, and especially games seemed to be problematic. As such, Microsoft has pushed out a major update to Prism that adds support for a whole bunch of extensions to the x86 architecture. This new support in Prism is already in limited use today in the retail version of Windows 11, version 24H2, where it enables the ability to run Adobe Premiere Pro 25 on Arm. Starting with Build 27744, the support is being opened to any x64 application under emulation. You may find some games or creative apps that were blocked due to CPU requirements before will be able to run using Prism on this build of Windows. At a technical level, the virtual CPU used by x64 emulated applications through Prism will now have support for additional extensions to the x86 instruction set architecture. These extensions include AVX and AVX2, as well as BMI, FMA, F16C, and others, that are not required to run Windows but have become sufficiently commonplace that some apps expect them to be present. You can see some of the new features in the output of a tool like Coreinfo64.exe. ↫ Amanda Langowski and Brandon LeBlanc on the Windows Blog Hopefully this makes running existing x86 applications that don’t yet have an ARM version a more reliable affair for Windows on ARM users.




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Oszustwa na portalach z ogłoszeniami

Przestępcy przeszukują portale z ogłoszeniami, aby znaleźć potencjalne ofiary oszustwa. Oszust informuje, że jest chętny na zakup przedmiotu i że już za niego zapłacił, a sprzedający musi tylko odebrać środki na własne konto poprzez specjalną stronę. Oszut wysyła link do fałszywej bramki płatności. Podając na niej dane ofiara daje dostęp do konta przestępcom.




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Kampania phishingowa wykorzystująca wizerunek Ministerstwa Finansów

Zespół CERT Polska zaobserwował nowy wariant oszustwa, w którym przestępcy wykorzystują wizerunek Ministerstwa Finansów. Celem tego oszustwa jest zachęcenie potencjalnej ofiary do udostępnienia swoich danych uwierzytelniających do bankowości internetowej.




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Artemis – CERT Polska bada bezpieczeństwo polskiego internetu

Nowy Rok przyniósł kolejne rozwiązania poprawiające bezpieczeństwo polskiego internetu. Jednym z nich jest Artemis – narzędzie rozwijane przez zespół CERT Polska, które pomaga sprawdzać poziom zabezpieczeń stron internetowych. Weryfikacji podlegają podmioty, w przypadku których, zgodnie z ustawą o krajowym systemie cyberbezpieczeństwa, obsługa incydentów koordynowana jest przez CSIRT NASK.




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Aktywnie wykorzystywana krytyczna podatność w Microsoft Outlook (CVE-2023-23397)

Microsoft opublikował informację o krytycznej podatności CVE-2023-23397 w aplikacji Outlook na systemie Windows. Może ona prowadzić do zdalnego przejęcia hasła domenowego, bez interakcji użytkownika. Podatność była aktywnie używana w atakach przez jedną z rosyjskich grup APT od kwietnia 2022 roku, w tym w Polsce. Rekomendujemy podjęcie natychmiastowych działań we wszystkich organizacjach, których użytkownicy korzystają z poczty poprzez klienta Microsoft Outlook.




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CERT Polska i SKW ostrzegają przed działaniami rosyjskich szpiegów

Zespół CERT Polska oraz Służba Kontrwywiadu Wojskowego zaobserwowały kampanię szpiegowską łączoną z działaniami rosyjskich służb specjalnych. Celem kampanii było nielegalne pozyskiwanie informacji z ministerstw spraw zagranicznych oraz placówek dyplomatycznych, w większości znajdujących się w państwach należących do NATO i Unii Europejskiej.




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Dwudziesta szósta edycja Secure za nami

Dwudziesta szósta edycja Secure za nami. „Bezpieczeństwo w dobie zmian” – to hasło przewodnie zakończonej właśnie konferencji.




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Lista Ostrzeżeń przed niebezpiecznymi stronami – szkic nowej wersji specyfikacji

Nasza Lista Ostrzeżeń obchodziła w tym roku swoje trzecie urodziny. W tym czasie udało nam się ograniczyć skutki wielu różnych kampanii phishingowych celujących w polskich użytkowników Internetu. W odpowiedzi na zmieniający się krajobraz zagrożeń postanowiliśmy wprowadzić parę zmian w działaniu naszej listy, które pozwolą nam lepiej chronić użytkowników. Zapraszamy do zapoznania się z proponowanymi zmianami oraz podzielenia się swoją opinią.




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Artemis działa już rok - sprawdź efekty

Rok 2023 to kolejne działania CERT Polska poprawiające bezpieczeństwo polskiego internetu. Jednym z zainicjowanych w tym czasie projektów był Artemis. Dwanaście miesięcy działania dało imponujące efekty - przeskanowaliśmy ponad 50 tys. domen i adresów IP, odkrywając blisko 180 tys. podatności lub błędnych konfiguracji.




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Podatność w oprogramowaniu TasmoAdmin

W otwartoźródłowym oprogramowaniu TasmoAdmin wykryto podatność open redirect (CVE-2023-6552).




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Podatności w terminalach płatniczych firmy PAX

W oprogramowaniu różnych modeli terminali płatniczych firmy PAX wykryto łącznie 5 podatności (CVE-2023-4818, CVE-2023-42134, CVE-2023-42135, CVE-2023-42136, CVE-2023-42137).




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Cyberbezpieczeństwo ponad granicami: Projekt FETTA czyli pogłębienie współpracy w zakresie rozpoznania zagrożeń cyberprzestrzeni EU

Jednym z kluczowych wyzwań związanych z europejskim cyberbezpieczeństwem jest zależność od danych pochodzących z krajów spoza UE. Projekt FETTA (Federated European Team for Threat Analysis, pol. Europejski Zespół Analizy Zagrożeń) ma na celu rozwiązanie tego problemu poprzez utworzenie międzynarodowego zespołu opracowującego produkty i narzędzia z zakresu Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI).




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Podatności w oprogramowaniu CemiPark

W oprogramowaniu CemiPark wykryto 3 podatności różnego typu (od CVE-2024-4423 do CVE-2024-4425).




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Projekt DNS4EU – współpraca na europejskim poziomie

DNS4EU to element strategii cyberbezpieczeństwa opublikowanej przez Komisję Europejską. Celem projektu jest wprowadzenie prywatnego i bezpiecznego publicznego resolvera DNS w ramach Unii Europejskiej, co przyczyni się do budowania niezależności w obszarze usług cyfrowych.




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Podatności we wtyczce AdmirorFrames do platformy Joomla!

We wtyczce AdmirorFrames do platformy Joomla! wykryto 3 podatności różnego typu i nadano im identyfikatory CVE-2024-5735, CVE-2024-5736 i CVE-2024-5737.