This document provides an overview of various transportation statistics sources available from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics and other agencies. It begins with general statistical sources covering multiple modes and then discusses sources for specific modes and topics like air, highway, transit, freight and economic data. Contact information is provided for questions. The presentation aims to help users find the relevant transportation data sources for their needs.
Nach einer kurzen Einführung in verteilte Systeme zeige ich die Motivation für die Entstehung von NoSQL-Datenbanken auf. Ich stelle die Haupt-Kategorien der NoSQL-Datenbanken vor: Key-Value, Column Store, Graphen- und Dokumentenoriente Datenbanken. Danach gehe ich auf konkrete Datenbanken wie MongoDB, Neo4j und Redis ein.
Identity theft involves someone stealing personal information such as names, addresses, social insurance numbers, credit card information, and other details to pretend to be someone else, often to access bank accounts, apply for loans or credit cards, make purchases, or hide criminal activities. Common signs of identity theft include unfamiliar accounts or transactions, credit denials, or missing money. If identity theft is suspected, one should report it to the police, notify banks and credit agencies, and monitor credit reports for fraud. Preventative measures include keeping information private, using passwords, not sharing devices on public WiFi, and reporting theft promptly. Identity theft increased 13% in 2011 compared to 2010, likely due to increased smartphone and social media use providing more opportunities for
This document provides an overview of various transportation statistics sources available from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics and other agencies. It begins with general statistical sources covering multiple modes and then discusses sources for specific modes and topics like air, highway, transit, freight and economic data. Contact information is provided for questions. The presentation aims to help users find the relevant transportation data sources for their needs.
Nach einer kurzen Einführung in verteilte Systeme zeige ich die Motivation für die Entstehung von NoSQL-Datenbanken auf. Ich stelle die Haupt-Kategorien der NoSQL-Datenbanken vor: Key-Value, Column Store, Graphen- und Dokumentenoriente Datenbanken. Danach gehe ich auf konkrete Datenbanken wie MongoDB, Neo4j und Redis ein.
Identity theft involves someone stealing personal information such as names, addresses, social insurance numbers, credit card information, and other details to pretend to be someone else, often to access bank accounts, apply for loans or credit cards, make purchases, or hide criminal activities. Common signs of identity theft include unfamiliar accounts or transactions, credit denials, or missing money. If identity theft is suspected, one should report it to the police, notify banks and credit agencies, and monitor credit reports for fraud. Preventative measures include keeping information private, using passwords, not sharing devices on public WiFi, and reporting theft promptly. Identity theft increased 13% in 2011 compared to 2010, likely due to increased smartphone and social media use providing more opportunities for
The document discusses the NTL's "TIGER Team" which was created to address questions from customers about the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). The TIGER Team set up a knowledgebase of frequently asked questions (FAQs) about ARRA funding from various agencies to provide centralized information. They created basic FAQs after the ARRA passed and continued to update them based on mode-specific questions and answers from DOT specialists. The TIGER Team also reported on the volume and types of questions received each week to track hot issues and unanswered queries routed to DOT agencies.
The document defines and discusses facelessness in social media. Facelessness refers to anonymity online, where users can be anonymous and their real identities unknown. It has three definitions - having no face, being remote and impersonal, and being anonymous. While anonymity allows insulation from repercussions, it can enable negative behaviors like insults, cyberbullying, and fraud. Complete anonymity is nearly impossible due to technology that can trace IP addresses and devices. The document examines both benefits and risks of facelessness in social media.
The document contains tweets from @cvences about test-driven development and testing. The tweets discuss topics like testing frameworks, smells, failing tests being good, YAGNI, hints and dos/don'ts, requirements, decoupling, protecting code with tests, code coverage, patterns, black box testing, testing functions, and saying goodbye after discussing semantic weapons.
The role of communities leaders and leadership is growing in importance in rural places. The Blandin Foundation’s longstanding leadership program relies on not just building leadership skills but also building the networks and relationships needed as communities face new challenges.
This presentation handles about dealing with negative feedback and rumours in Social Media.
-How can you avoid a "shitstorm?"
-How can you protect yourself from cyberbullying?
06 01-13 - jesus, the solution to a big problemandywestphal3
The document contrasts the bad news that sin leads to death with the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ. It summarizes that Jesus paid the price for humanity's sins, as referenced in Romans, by dying while we were still sinners. This saves people from God's wrath and brings reconciliation between God and humanity, according to additional scripture citations. The conclusion encourages the question "What shall we do?" implying the need to accept this salvation.
The document is about Mia del Rosario launching her personal brand. It introduces her as a graduate of the Ateneo Graduate School of Business. The repeated phrase "Diplomatic Mia del Rosario" establishes her personal brand and qualities of being diplomatic. The brand positioning draws an equivalence between her name "Mia" and herself, and her diploma and being diplomatic.
Social engineering is the art of manipulating people into divulging confidential or personal information that may be used for fraudulent purposes. It works by exploiting human psychology rather than technical hacking skills. Common social engineering techniques include posing as an authorized employee, gathering information to gain trust, and reading body language. To protect against social engineering, organizations should implement strong password policies, use two-factor authentication, provide security awareness training to employees, and foster a security-conscious culture.
The document discusses the NTL's "TIGER Team" which was created to address questions from customers about the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). The TIGER Team set up a knowledgebase of frequently asked questions (FAQs) about ARRA funding from various agencies to provide centralized information. They created basic FAQs after the ARRA passed and continued to update them based on mode-specific questions and answers from DOT specialists. The TIGER Team also reported on the volume and types of questions received each week to track hot issues and unanswered queries routed to DOT agencies.
The document defines and discusses facelessness in social media. Facelessness refers to anonymity online, where users can be anonymous and their real identities unknown. It has three definitions - having no face, being remote and impersonal, and being anonymous. While anonymity allows insulation from repercussions, it can enable negative behaviors like insults, cyberbullying, and fraud. Complete anonymity is nearly impossible due to technology that can trace IP addresses and devices. The document examines both benefits and risks of facelessness in social media.
The document contains tweets from @cvences about test-driven development and testing. The tweets discuss topics like testing frameworks, smells, failing tests being good, YAGNI, hints and dos/don'ts, requirements, decoupling, protecting code with tests, code coverage, patterns, black box testing, testing functions, and saying goodbye after discussing semantic weapons.
The role of communities leaders and leadership is growing in importance in rural places. The Blandin Foundation’s longstanding leadership program relies on not just building leadership skills but also building the networks and relationships needed as communities face new challenges.
This presentation handles about dealing with negative feedback and rumours in Social Media.
-How can you avoid a "shitstorm?"
-How can you protect yourself from cyberbullying?
06 01-13 - jesus, the solution to a big problemandywestphal3
The document contrasts the bad news that sin leads to death with the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ. It summarizes that Jesus paid the price for humanity's sins, as referenced in Romans, by dying while we were still sinners. This saves people from God's wrath and brings reconciliation between God and humanity, according to additional scripture citations. The conclusion encourages the question "What shall we do?" implying the need to accept this salvation.
The document is about Mia del Rosario launching her personal brand. It introduces her as a graduate of the Ateneo Graduate School of Business. The repeated phrase "Diplomatic Mia del Rosario" establishes her personal brand and qualities of being diplomatic. The brand positioning draws an equivalence between her name "Mia" and herself, and her diploma and being diplomatic.
Social engineering is the art of manipulating people into divulging confidential or personal information that may be used for fraudulent purposes. It works by exploiting human psychology rather than technical hacking skills. Common social engineering techniques include posing as an authorized employee, gathering information to gain trust, and reading body language. To protect against social engineering, organizations should implement strong password policies, use two-factor authentication, provide security awareness training to employees, and foster a security-conscious culture.