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WILLIAM ATREIDES II OF TERRA AND ANDOR'S ENERGY SIGNATURE

WILLIAM ATREIDES II OF TERRA AND ANDOR'S ENERGY SIGNATURE HAS BEEN USED BY CRIMINALS AS A DISGUISE FOR AN INCREDIBLY LONG TIME, AND BECAUSE OF THAT FACT, IS NOT A SOURCE OF ACCESS TO CRIMINAL SYSTEMS AND IS ALREADY NEARLY COMPLETELY IGNORED AND EDITED OFF BY ALL CRIMINAL SYSTEMS, WHICH IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT BECAUSE OF THE LARGE NUMBERS AND WIDE VARIETY OF CRIMINALS FROM TOTALLY DIFFERENT PLACES USING THIS ENERGY SIGNATURE DISGUISE SCAM WITH HIS ENERGY SIGNATURE USED AS THE PROJECTED MASK TO COVER THE CRIMINALS’ OWN ENERGY SIGNATURES. CRIMINALS ALSO KNOW NOT TO CONTACT WILLIAM ATREIDES II'S ENERGY SIGNATURE BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO IDEA WHO MIGHT BE USING IT AS A DISGUISE.

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"There is no genuine Jesus without his cross and no genuine Christians without that cross at the heart of their lives. Paul summed this up: “May I never boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world” (Gal 6:14; see also 1 Cor 1:18). While his credentials as the prophesied Messiah—virgin-born, miracle worker, exorcist, master teacher and philosopher, and man of authority and compassion—are integral to this identity, none of his credentials can be understood aright apart from his cross. Even a defense of his divine-human nature it incomplete without his cross."

~ Groothuis, Douglas. Christian Apologetics (p. 513). InterVarsity Press.

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Law 3 at Veritus International School of Law

4 Units Each

1. Understanding and Improving the Legal System

Offered by: University of London

Course Description: This course offers an introduction to how legal systems work, how laws are made, and how they evolve over time. It also looks at how legal systems can be reformed and improved.

Key Concepts: Legal history, legal reforms, making and changing laws.

Duration: Approximately 6 weeks.

Enroll Here: Understanding and Improving the Legal System

2. Fundamentals of International Law

Offered by: University of London

Course Description: Learn the foundations of international law, including sources of law, state sovereignty, and the role of international institutions.

Key Concepts: Sources of international law, state sovereignty, international institutions like the UN, international treaties.

Duration: Approximately 6 weeks.

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3. Global Human Rights

Offered by: University of London

Course Description: Explore the history, development, and current state of human rights laws worldwide. This course covers the theoretical foundations and real-world applications of human rights.

Key Concepts: Universal human rights, international human rights law, human rights challenges.

Duration: Approximately 6 weeks.

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4. Privacy Law and Data Protection

Offered by: University of Pennsylvania

Course Description: This course examines privacy laws and regulations around the world and their implications for business and technology.

Key Concepts: Privacy rights, GDPR, data protection laws, international privacy regulation.

Duration: Approximately 4 weeks.

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5. Law for Non-Lawyers

Offered by: University of London

Course Description: This course is aimed at non-lawyers and provides an introduction to legal reasoning and the application of law in everyday situations.

Key Concepts: Legal principles, understanding contracts, property law, legal reasoning.

Duration: Approximately 4 weeks.

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6. The Law of the European Union

Offered by: Leiden University

Course Description: This course offers a comprehensive understanding of EU law, including its institutions, legal structure, and influence on international law.

Key Concepts: EU law, European Court of Justice, the relationship between EU and national laws, EU policy.

Duration: Approximately 5 weeks.

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7. Ethical and Legal Issues in Healthcare

Offered by: University of Pennsylvania

Course Description: Explore ethical and legal dilemmas in healthcare, from patient rights to medical malpractice, bioethics, and privacy concerns.

Key Concepts: Healthcare ethics, patient rights, medical malpractice, healthcare law.

Duration: Approximately 6 weeks.

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8. Comparative International Dispute Resolution

Offered by: Leiden University

Course Description: This course provides an introduction to different dispute resolution mechanisms around the world, including arbitration and mediation.

Key Concepts: Dispute resolution, arbitration, mediation, international conflict resolution.

Duration: Approximately 5 weeks.

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9. Intellectual Property Law and Policy

Offered by: University of California, Berkeley

Course Description: Explore the complex world of intellectual property, from patents to trademarks and copyright laws, and their application in the modern economy.

Key Concepts: Intellectual property rights, patents, copyrights, trademarks, licensing.

Duration: Approximately 4 weeks.

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10. Law and Economics

Offered by: University of California, Berkeley

Course Description: This course applies economic principles to the study of law, exploring how laws influence economic behavior and vice versa.

Key Concepts: Economic analysis of law, property rights, contracts, criminal law.

Duration: Approximately 4 weeks.

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“Look,” Shar said, breathing again. “I don’t believe you’re a god.”

“He’s a god,” Wolfie said.

She looked down at him. “I don’t believe you’re talking to me.”

“He’s talking to you,” Samu said.

“Like I’m going to let the two of you vouch for each other.”

 - Dogs and Goddesses, Jennifer Cruise, Anne Stuart, Lani Diane Rich

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THE ONLY CREDENTIALS YOU NEED! -- a Bill's Bible Basics Article #Christian #BibleStudy #Jesus This #BillsBibleBasics article by #BillKochman can be read at: https://www.billkochman.com/Articles/credent1.html https://www.billkochman.com/Blog/index.php/the-only-credentials-you-need-a-bills-bible-basics-article/?feed_id=253350&THE%20ONLY%20CREDENTIALS%20YOU%20NEED%21%20--%20a%20Bill%27s%20Bible%20Basics%20Article

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Who's Calling?

2.6 million consumers reported combined losses in excess of $10 billion last year. Always check the credentials of scammers who make wild promises! Is the promise of peace as a gift a scam? Check the credentials!

Roaming in Romans The promise is “peace that transcends  understanding.” That alone should set the alarm bells ringing loudly. And what must I invest for this priceless gift? Nothing! Nothing? What’s the catch? Conclusion: An imposter is scamming me! My inner voice is screaming: “Check the credentials!” Paul’s Credentials  I, Paul, am a devoted slave of Jesus Christ on assignment,…

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Seal the Deal: Why Certifications and Licenses Matter on Your Resume

#Certifications and licenses can be powerful tools to enhance your resume, especially for entry-level to mid-senior level #jobseekers. They demonstrate your expertise, commitment to your #profession, and your willingness to continue learning.

Here’s why they matter

1. Enhances #Credibility

Certifications and licenses validate your #skills and #knowledge, showing employers that you meet #industry standards.

They serve as endorsements from reputable organizations, increasing your credibility.

2. Demonstrates Specialized Skills

Highlighting certifications can indicate specialized skills that are relevant to the #jobs you’re applying for.

They set you apart from other candidates by showcasing your additional #training and dedication to your field.

3. Shows Commitment to #Learning

Including certifications on your #resume demonstrates your commitment to ongoing #education and professional development.

It shows that you’re proactive about keeping up with industry #trends and #technologies.

4. Boosts #Salary Potential

Some certifications can lead to higher-paying job #opportunities. They can also make you eligible for #promotions and raises.

Employers often see certified professionals as more valuable #assets, which can lead to better job offers.

Here’s how to effectively showcase certifications and licenses on your resume:

1. Highlight Relevant Certifications

Only include certifications and licenses that are directly relevant to the job you're applying for.

Place them in a dedicated section labeled "Certifications" or "Licenses" for easy visibility.

2. Showcase Industry-Recognized Credentials

Employers often look for specific, industry-recognized credentials. For example, certifications like #PMP, #AWS Certified, or #CPA can instantly elevate your resume.

If you hold certifications that are in high demand, such as #Microsoft Certified or #Google #Analytics, list them prominently.

3. Include Expiry Dates

Some certifications and licenses require renewal. Make sure to include the expiry dates where applicable.

If your certification is lifelong or doesn’t expire, feel free to leave the date out.

4. Quantify the Impact

If your certification or license had a direct impact on your job #performance or #career #growth, mention it. For example, "Completed #SixSigma Certification, resulting in a 20% increase in process efficiency."

Including certifications and licenses on your resume gives you a competitive edge, showing employers that you are skilled and qualified. Make sure to list relevant certifications, emphasize well-recognized ones, and use a dedicated section to highlight them for maximum #impact.

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Preventing Ransomware Attacks: Proactive Measures to Shield Your Business

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Preventing Ransomware Attacks: Proactive Measures to Shield Your Business

All forms of cyber attacks are dangerous to organizations in one way or another. Even small data breaches can lead to time-consuming and expensive disruptions to day-to-day operations.

One of the most destructive forms of cybercrime businesses face is ransomware. These types of attacks are highly sophisticated both in their design and in the way they’re delivered. Even just visiting a website or downloading a compromised file can bring an entire organization to a complete standstill.

Mounting a strong defense against ransomware attacks requires careful planning and a disciplined approach to cyber readiness.

Strong Endpoint Security

Any device that’s used to access your business network or adjacent systems is known as an “endpoint.” While all businesses have multiple endpoints they need to be mindful of, organizations with decentralized teams tend to have significantly more they need to track and protect. This is typically due to remote working employees accessing company assets from personal laptops and mobile devices.

The more endpoints a business needs to manage, the higher the chances that attackers can find hackable points of entry. To mitigate these risks effectively, it’s essential to first identify all the potential access points a business has. Businesses can then use a combination of EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) solutions and access controls to help reduce the risk of unauthorized individuals posing as legitimate employees. 

Having an updated BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy in place is also important when improving cybersecurity. These policies outline specific best practices for employees when using their own devices for business-related purposes – whether they’re in the office or working remotely. This can include avoiding the use of public Wi-Fi networks, keeping devices locked when not in use, and keeping security software up-to-date.

Better Password Policies and Multi-Factor Authentication

Whether they know it or not, your employees are the first line of defense when it comes to avoiding ransomware attacks. Poorly configured user credentials and bad password management habits can easily contribute to an employee inadvertently putting an organization at more risk of a security breach than necessary. 

While most people like having a fair amount of flexibility when creating a password they can easily remember, it’s important as a business to establish certain best practices that need to be followed. This includes ensuring employees are creating longer and more unique passwords, leveraging MFA (multi-factor authentication) security features, and refreshing their credentials at regular intervals throughout the year.

Data Backup and Recovery

Having regular backups of your databases and systems is one way to increase your operational resilience in the wake of a major cyberattack. In the event your organization is hit with ransomware and your critical data becomes inaccessible, you’ll be able to rely on your backups to help recover your systems. While this process can take some time, it’s a much more reliable alternative to paying a ransom amount.

When planning your backups, there is a 3-2-1 rule you should follow. This rule stipulates that you should:

Have three up-to-date copies of your database

Use two different data storage formats (internal, external, etc.)

Keep at least one copy stored off premises

Following this best practice lowers the likelihood that “all” your backups become compromised and gives you the best chance for recovering your systems successfully.

Network Segmentation and Access Control

One of the most challenging things about ransomware is its ability to spread rapidly to other connected systems. A viable strategy for limiting this ability is to segment your networks, breaking them up into smaller, isolated strings of a wider network. 

Network segmentation makes it so that if one system becomes compromised, attackers still won’t have open access to a system. This makes it much harder for malware to spread.

Maintaining strict access control policies is another way you can reduce your attack surface. Access control systems limit the amount of free access that users have in a system at any given time. In these types of systems, the best practice is to ensure that regardless of who someone is, they should still only ever have just enough permissions in place to access the information they need to accomplish their tasks – nothing more, nothing less.

Vulnerability Management and Penetration Testing

To create a safer digital environment for your business, it’s important to regularly scan systems for new vulnerabilities that may have surfaced. While businesses may spend a lot of time putting various security initiatives into place, as the organization grows, these initiatives may not be as effective as they used to be. 

However, identifying security gaps across business infrastructures can be incredibly time-consuming for many organizations. Working with penetration testing partners is a great way to fill this gap.

Pentesting services can be invaluable when helping businesses pinpoint precisely where their security systems are failing. By using simulated real-world attacks, penetration testers can help businesses see where their most significant security weaknesses are and prioritize the adjustments that will bring the most value when protecting against ransomware attacks.

Data Security Compliance and Ethical AI Practices

There are various considerations you want to make when implementing new security protocols for your business. Ransomware attacks can do much more than disrupt day-to-day operations. They can also lead to data security compliance issues that can lead to a long list of legal headaches and do irreparable damage to your reputation.

Because of this, it’s important to ensure all critical business data uses active encryption protocols. This essentially makes data inaccessible to anyone not authorized to view it. While this in itself won’t necessarily stop cybercriminals from accessing stolen data, it can help to protect the information from being sold to unauthorized parties. Leveraging data encryption may also already be a requirement for your business depending on the regulatory bodies that govern your industry.

Another thing to consider is that while AI-enabled security solutions are becoming more widely used, there are certain compliance standards that need to be followed when implementing them. Understanding any implications associated with leveraging data-driven technologies will help ensure you’re able to get maximum benefit out of using them without inadvertently breaching data privacy rights. 

Keep Your Business Better Protected

Protecting your business from ransomware attacks requires a proactive approach to risk management and prevention. By following the strategies discussed, you’ll be able to lower your susceptibility to an attack while having the right protocols in place if and when you need them.

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How to Build an Impressive Akhira CVFe

The other day I was crouched over my desk at home in the early hours of the morning, updating my professional cv when all of sudden I was hit with a profound insight. It was 6am and there I was hyper-focused and busy polishing my cv and trying to highlight all my best work and summarise and showcase the value and skills I bring to the table on a 3-paged document, but I could not help but draw a…

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Permissions necessary to web deploy to IIS site

Problem I would like to use web deploy to IIS Site running on a different server. However when I try to deploy from Visual Studio(VS) 2010 using that users credentials, I get the below error. Error 36 Web deployment task failed.(Remote agent (URL https://server:8172/msdeploy.axd?site=site.name.com) could not be contacted. Make sure the remote agent service is installed and started on the target…

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"Life teaches most people to be wary of being taken advantage of. In the face of clients’ inevitable mistrust, trainees need to establish their credentials of honesty, integrity and reliability. "

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