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These days, data breaches have become almost commonplace. It's no longer if you get breached, but rather when you get breached. While prevention is still key, it is important law firms implement procedures to quickly detect breaches and contain the damage once confirmed. Likened to fire preparedness in an office building, cyber-security should be a non-negotiable component of a responsible workplace, regardless of size. Don't have a plan in place? Here is a checklist of items to get you started:
- Review your state's data breach laws and make a list of entities you have to contact.
- Contact law enforcement or consumer protection agencies, if your state law requires it.
- Contact your data security specialist or IT consultant. If you don't have one, you may want to hire someone to perform an IT security audit so you're less likely to experience another data breach in the future.
- Reach out to your insurance company if you have cyber liability insurance. Your cyber liability insurance provider will pay for some of the costs associated with responding to a data breach, including (depending on your policy) crisis management, credit monitoring and data breach investigation.
- Investigate the breach, compiling information as to where it occurred and what data was lost. (If you're not particularly tech-savvy, hiring a security consultant to perform an audit may be wise.)
- Repair any security weaknesses, but keep records and evidence of the breach (which you might need to turn over to law enforcement agencies later).
- Contact a credit monitoring company about fraud and IT theft prevention services you can offer your customers.
- Set up a telephone line or e-mail address to handle incoming questions and concerns from customers.
- Post an announcement on your website about the data breach and how customers may contact you with questions.
- Notify individual customers (via e-mail, telephone or mail, in accordance with state regulations).
Post Assessment & Planning
- Assess gaps and evaluate effectiveness of plans, procedures and staff training.
- Adjust security and response plans and processes; communicate and train accordingly.
- Stay current; test your plan often and remain aware of changing threats and law.


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Macquarie full-year profit to rise by up to 20pc
Macquarie Bank expects its full-year result to surge by between 10 and 20 per cent due to improved trading conditions and the lower Australian dollar.
Macquarie Bank expects its full-year result to surge by between 10 and 20 per cent due to improved trading conditions and the lower Australian dollar.
The total value of local IPOs in 2014 added up to more than $20 billion, making 2014 the biggest year for floats on record. But Australia's top equity capital market bankers are tipping that 2015 will deliver fewer initial public offerings, with merger and acquisition deals taking priority in markets.
Deutsche Bank has topped the StarMine Awards for a second consecutive year, posting strong results among earnings estimators and stockpickers and extending its lead over rivals UBS and Macquarie Research.
Pacific Equity Partners confirmed the sale of 104 million Spotless Group shares, as the Deutsche Bank-led trade crossed at $1.92 a share on Monday morning.
Canada's Saputo is set to line up against old sparring partner Murray Goulburn and other milk processors in United Dairy Power auction.
Pacific Equity Partners is selling 9.5 per cent or 104 million shares, in Spotless Group. The shares are being offered at a fixed price of $1.92, a 1.3 per cent discount to the last close.
Spotless says private equity firm PEP is free to sell 104 million shares in the group when the market opens on November 28.
The overall performance of small cap companies over the past 20 years has hardly shot the lights out, but with less resource stocks in the mix, analysts say the future looks brighter.
Escrows have not been the same since investment bank Citi traded CapitaLand out of its seemingly locked-up $760 million Australand stake in March.
Hedge funds searching for the market's next giant block trade have one eye firmly on Pacific Equity Partners' $930 million stake in cleaning and catering contractor Spotless Group.
The S&P/ASX 200 is up by just 3.1 per cent this year, so investors have had to work harder for their gains than in 2013, but backing initial public offerings is one strategy that has proved successful.
The end of the mining boom has been painful for most contractors, but Spotless Group chief executive Bruce Dixon is winning business from cost-cutting miners.
Spotless has up to $200 million balance sheet capacity to chase acquisitions according to Macquarie analysts, who reckon the services company should be able to consolidate a relatively fragmented market.
There are huge opportunities in the dramatic technological changes dominating the way companies do business.
Hoyts Group CEO Damian Keogh has signalled that a $900 million stockmarket float of the cinema chain is unlikely this year after returning from an investor roadshow through Hong Kong, London and New York.
Medibank Private may be coming to market with no debt, but fund managers are already running the numbers on Medibank's potential for capital management.
Regis Aged Care is set to float in early October with a market cap of at least $1.1 billion after its capital raising was heavily oversubscribed.
The big structural growth industries will be in customised services, says George Clapham and his team at Arnhem Investment Management.
Smart Investor asks a panel of investors to pick over the reporting season for risks and opportunities.
Deutsche Bank has maintained its "buy" rating on Spotless with a 12-month target price of $2.03 after it exceeded prospectus forecasts.
The Australian sharemarket has retreated from six-year highs, as a plunge in the iron ore price weighed on miners and several poorer-than-expected earnings results convinced investors to take a breather.
Spotless chief executive Bruce Dixon has hit back at scepticism about the company's quick turnaround under private equity owners, as the company reported it beat revenue and profit forecasts.
Live blog | Welcome to the Financial Review reporting season blog. Companies that have reported today include: ■ Bluescope Steel ■ Caltex Australia ■ Spark Infrastructure ■ UGL ■ NIB ■ Patties Food.
Sharemarket investors will be scrutinising the financial performance of a raft of recently floated companies as reporting season enters the home stretch.
Christopher Joye | When fund managers start talking about how expensive large parts of the market are getting at a time when we have record low borrowing rates, it gives you pause.
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Chunks of Writing in this Website
The web site, BillMcGaughey.com, contains more than 200 separate articles, each translated in parallel pages from English into eleven other languages, that are presented in twelve sections. However, there are certain themes, or "chunks of writing" that run through this work. This, roughly, is what we have here.
a list of significant events in my life or otherwise affecting me - See Americanman, explanations.
my declining health in recent years - See newhampshireprimary, mentaldecline, afterwards, and medications.
information about me and events in my life - See familytree, mittsmother, Payson, resume, author, highschoolheroes, accountant, identity, manofideas.
information about my parents - See ourfamily, fatherfamily, authorsfather, motherfamily, parentsresume, Europeantrips, Hearst, Disneyland.
information about my brothers and sister - See siblings.
information about my grandparents and other relatives - See DavidMcGaughey, writtenmemories, papepistles, mcqueston.
family photographs - See photos-1.
about the shorter-workweek movement - See mayday, McCarthy, swwhistory, swwford.
arguments supporting shorter work hours - See knowledgeeconomy, summit, econeffect.
Op-Ed artlcles on this subject published in newspapers - See nyt, latimes, japan.
about the fight against free trade - See fairtrade, NAFTA.
world history as told in Five Epochs of Civilization - See civilization1, civilization2, civilization3, civilization4, intimations.
on the nature of civilizations - See prediction, civilizationscheme, cthistory, diagram, religion3.
articles on Big History - See BHS-mainpage, reflections, howitexists, thoughtsexistence, IBHApaper, sciencestory, timehascome, BHlearning, whatuse, models, things-list, things-answers, things-introduction, trinity.
grand personal adventures - See reutte, roadrunners, primetime.
famous people I have met - See efschumacher, tonightshow, brushes, Prince, Ford, Sufi, fourminnesotans.
adventures in Europe and China - See checkpointCharlie, tiananmen.
problems in divorce court - See domesticabuse, DomAbuse-short, divorcebook, divorcedocuments, firsttwodivorces.
small setbacks or accomplishments - See discrepancy, writingphilosophy, mystory, identitystories, harrison.
christmas and the life of Jesus - See Christmas, Jewish prophecy, historicalJesus.
crime in Minneapolis - See burmashave, franklinromero.
a friend's autobiography - See carlharstad, carlharstad2.
tall tales and jokes - See buyproperty, rite4U, secretbeginning, smokeyjoe.
the philosophy of rhythm and self-consciousness - See rsc-7, self-consciousness, concentration.
other philosophical writings - See telluridepaper, goalsinlife, truthbeauty.
new thinking - See newcollege, thingslearned, corruption, meldahl, stpaulglobe.
on gold and money - See searchforgold, money.
racial issues, especially white self-hatred - See whiteprivilege, victim, raceinharrison, Charlestonmurders, march, notashamed See
dishonesty - See conspiracies, fraudulentadvertising, lying.
Rhythm and Self-Consciousness, the book - See rsc-1, rsc-2, rsc-3, rsc-4, rsc-5, rsc-6, rsc-7, rsc-8, rsc-9, rsc-10, appendix-3, appendix-2.
stories of Minnesota landlords in trouble with the city - See ruggles, sundberg, czaplewski, wu, mattson, speaker, osterman, divas.
MPRAC issues and activities - See lettertomembers, civicduty, leehelgen, MPRACearlyhistory, landlords, blowout.
my campaigns in eight different elections - See mayorcandidate, Senatecampaign, Louisiana, Congress-summary, 2008race4congress, mayor2009-chapters, NDparty, ltgovernor, mylastcampaign, newhampshireprimary.
about my political ambitions - See overview, brushes, wingnutcandidate.
my forays into identity politics - See identityheaven, MIO.
problems with divorce court - See letter, domesticabuse, divorcebook, firsttwodivorces, lawyersprofessionalresponsibility, judgeswenson.
murder trials and police killings - See jermainestansberry, anthonyforesta, billforpresident.
other legal experiences - See foreclosure, juryduty.
criticisms of the Minnesota judiciary - See complaints, endjudicialabuse, genderfairness, leaflet.
about web pages on this and other sites - See table-2, table-1, stable, initial collection, listofwebsites, thewebsites.
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Key Points – Reflection and Reconnection
Note: After each point there is some space for you to take note of your reflections. I suggest you consider each key point, one by one. Consider it at least for one full day, finding the connection between what is said in the key point, and what you feel and live in your reality. Like this it'll be easier for you to relate these points to everyday life and perceive what use they can have for you. The points are divided by themes in order to make understanding and "digestion" easier J
· Life on Earth is a very Real Illusion. In other words, it all depends on what we create with our beliefs and choices, and everything can change depending on that.
· The Future is the Past healed… in the Now moment. In order to heal the past, it is necessary to accept it totally – Compassion. Perception, acceptance, integration and letting go. Accept that everything has a purpose, there is no such thing as failure. Forgiveness is really letting go, letting go of the attachment to whatever needs to be released, freeing you and whatever or whoever you have been keeping imprisoned.
· When we become conscious creators of our reality, we go beyond the limits of Space and Time – we go past linearity and start undulating – like a dance.
· Sequence of Life related to our development process as Human and Divine beings: to know oneself, to experience oneself, to reunite oneself, to express oneself and to expand oneself.
· What we believe in is what produces manifestation in our reality – energy converges to bring us exactly what we believe to be "true". Energy serves our intention, allowing us to experience what we are choosing or believing each moment.
· Whatever we are willing to accept we deserve determines what we receive.
· Fear of failure limits the result of our choices.
· Keeping the "just enough" game active, motivates us to perpetuate the game itself, to perpetuate the search.
· When one is in permanent search, one cannot be entirely present here and now.
· Please consider: it is not only you that attract certain situations – you also feel attracted by them. Why do they attract you?
· Please consider: do you really have free will – or are your aspects the ones who determine your choices, experiences, wishes and needs?
· We are afraid of our own strength – we are afraid of being different from the crowd.
Choose not from a place of despair and need – but from
a place of passion/desire, placing no limits, without trying to control and
without creating expectations.
· In order to be abundant one must feel abundant.
· Being abundant requires being Present in the body, consciously in the now moment.
· We are all intrinsically abundant, it is our birthright.
· By removing limitation, we can create something totally new.
· Old Energy was Vibrational – Dual; New Energy is Expansive. It is totally spontaneous and completely unpredictable.
· Energy was born when we left Home and were seeking Who Am I?; How do I get back Home?; Where is Home? There was a need to seek. This need has brought us where we are right now and has allowed us to go through all of our experiences. Energy is Consciousness' instrument to provide experience.
· We are not Energy. We are Consciousness.
· New Energy derives from the discovery and acceptance that we are already at Home, that I Am that I Am, that I Am God Also, from the Reunion of all of our parts and Expansion of what Was. Therefore it is Unified, not Dual.
· All Energy seeks resolution – when it is not managed by our conscious choices, it manifests at random, depending on our belief systems, which are unconscious choices.
· Energy is entirely at our service – all we need to do is choose and say in what way we wish it to serve us. If we do not choose, it manifests anyway – in obeisance to our beliefs.
· The Infinite returns to Itself.
· New Energy cannot be duplicated – it is unique, it always occurs in an original way.
· If Energy is stagnant… shake it… literally! Move! Shake your body! Shake your money! Jump! Play!
· Routine kills creativity and vitality because it stagnates energy – it stagnates you. If your life, or part of it, is routine, please observe in what way. Small changes in everyday life set energy in motion and lead you to create something new all the time. Try and see J
· All possible potentials have already been created and are already available, all you need to do is access them and choose which ones you want to manifest – simply because potentials are just energy in its purest state.
· In order to access those potentials it is necessary to expand our consciousness beyond the protective limits of what we deem to be incapable of producing, of feeling, of being, of creating…
· How one manifests in the New Energy: Passion/Desire; Joy; Simplicity. Do not create plans and expectations – rather Be all that you can Be in the Now moment. Trust, Trust, Trust. Inner Unity.
· How we try and manifest: from duality: by Strength, Power and Effort – hypnotic programming.
· It is not the mind that creates – the Mind is not creative. The creative impulse comes from Feeling – it is deeper than the Mind. The Mind is only the instrument that mechanizes feeling. So it is useless to be afraid of one's thoughts, for they are not the ones in command – YOU ARE – I AM THAT I AM.
· The Law of Attraction has nothing to do with visualizations, prayers, invocations or any other type of mental programming. It derives from clear choices.
· Many times, what we want does not manifest in this dimension due to inner conflict and lack of trust, but it manifests somewhere, interdimensionally.


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An Evening of Jazz and Multicolored Memories
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Venue:Panama City Center for the Arts
19 E. 4th St.
Panama City, FL 32401
Organizer:Jason Kretzer
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A professionally-performed cabaret performance of inspirational jazz vocals* and literary stories tracing the common journey of native-born Americans and immigrants as we adapt to life in a diverse society and social change on a global scale. Dr. Kitty Oliver shares personal experiences moving from segregation to integration to multicultural diversity in the international arena drawing on poignant, humorous, revealing reflections as an author, race relations oral historian, national media personality and recording artist who talks about race in a hopeful, healing way. This innovative Race and Change program has family-friendly appeal to audiences across races, ethnicities, cultures and generations using music and storytelling to relate history to the present and bringing together people across cultures for an inspirational, entertaining event. Members $5, Non-Members $10.
Imagining Florida: History & Myth in the Sunshine State
Nov. 13, 2018 – Mar. 24, 2019
Boca Raton Museum of Art
Boca Raton, FL
This stunning exhibition is a major anthology of art made in and inspired by Florida and its people, places, flora, and fauna.
On the Steps of History: Florida's Inaugurations
Dec 4, 2018 – Mar 10, 2019
Florida Historic Capitol Museum
Tallahassee, FL
This exhibition showcases the pomp and prestige of Florida's historic inaugurations featuring artifacts, photographs, and film footage from private and public collections.
Lay of the Land: The Art of Florida's Cattle Culture
Dec 11, 2018 – Apr 14, 2019
Albin Polasek Museum
Winter Park, FL
Explore this exhibit focusing on the art of the cowmen and women unique to Florida, who have historically been called "crackers" or "cowboys."
Crossroads: Change in Rural America, Live Oak, FL
Dec 15, 2018 – Jan 26, 2019
Live Oak Public Library
Live Oak, FL
Crossroads: Change in Rural America explores many themes that resonate with Floridians today, including identity, community, persistence and managing change.


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An intermediate course consisting of the 2 hardest loops on the Children's Course and the 2 easiest loops on the Grand Course, the Acro'Aventures Junior Course is ideal for children who want to take a little more height and a good compromise for people not wishing to venture too high. Between 3 and 12m above the ground, this is an exciting way to discover the Forest at Les Rocailles in Reignier, Haute Savoie in France. You will evolve in full safety on a continuous belay system without ever having to disconnect thanks to KOALA EQUIPMENT's POULIZ 2.0,One and a half hours of fun and adventure for young and old!
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Hotel services include 24hr reception with safety deposit boxes available for hire, internet access and doctor on call. Several evenings a week the hotel provides entertainment such as karaoke, Greek dances and live music.
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The all inclusive package consists of breakfast, lunch and dinner all served buffet style in the main restaurant. snacks are served at selected times throughout the day. Locally produced alcoholic and soft beverages are served with meals and between 10am-5pm in the pool bar and 5pm-11pm in the main bar.
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Situated 800m from the beach, 6km from the city of Rhodes and approx 16km from Rhodes Airport. For nightlife, Faliraki is only a 10 minute drive away.
Please note: the hotel locations shown are to be used for guide purposes only.
Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel Reviews
Mr T Nelder, Solihull
|6th Sep 2017
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
|All Inclusive
Food was great. Accommodation fair. Staff hard working.
Miss L Armstrong, Newcastle Upon Tyne
|2nd Aug 2017
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
|Double Or Twin
|All Inclusive
Good hotel friendly staff, clean rooms and public areas. Great pool area, only problem was not enough sunbeds for guests which at an all inclusive hotel isn't ideal. Enjoyed our stay but found ourselves at the beach a few days as couldn't get s sunbed.
Mr N Maraslis, Pallini
|22nd Jun 2017
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
|Family 2 Bedroom - Garden View
|All Inclusive
Very good.
Mrs S Lyons, Cottingham
|10th Jun 2017
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
|Double Or Twin - Garden View
|All Inclusive
This is a brilliant 3 star hotel. The staff and food were really good and the garden area is exceptional. We had a brilliant stay.
Mrs T Bamber, Wigan
|6th Sep 2016
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
|All Inclusive
Great pool area, friendly staff and well-run hotel. Good 3 star value for money.
Mrs L Finney, Belper
|28th May 2016
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
|Family 2 Bedroom - Garden View
|All Inclusive
A lovely hotel, very clean and the food was of good quality. We stayed in an apartment which probably could've done with a refurbishment but it was clean (the maids came in every day) and comfortable. The staff were really friendly, nothing is too much trouble. The gardens and pool area are kept clean and tidy, plenty of sunbeds. Kalithea itself is rather quiet but the buses are frequent to Rhodes Town, or the other way, Faliraki. We also hired a car for 3 days for only 65 euro with the car hire guy in the hotel (C&R I think).
Mr C Cunnington, Peterborough
|8th Aug 2015
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
|Family 2 Bedroom - Garden View
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Mr G Roke, Yeovil
|30th May 2015
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
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The 2 stars represent the hotel rooms. The staff are wonderful, friendly people, very willing to help. The food is very good, I always found something to suit my tastes. I found the hotel rooms very run down. I also could not find a comfortable seat in the hotel. Hotel is very dated and is in need of refurbishment. Manager is very approachable. Decor is an acquired taste, brown bathroom tiles with red plastic mirrors, lack of electrical sockets in the rooms well in fact 2, one outside bathroom for hairdryer, another under dressing table powering the fridge and the ancient tv.
Room was kept clean by staff. The advertisement was supposed to include air con till 1st July but found out a extra 6 euros a day for this service. Arrived at 3am with only a vending machine to obtain anything. I have suggested to the manager that a couple of small bottles of water should be provided on arrival late at night and maybe a small plate with a bit of cold meat, bread, boiled egg or some cheese. I believe that the staff deserve a better hotel to work in.
Mrs J Dembrey, Spilsby
|26th Aug 2014
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
|Double Or Twin
|All Inclusive
What a really nice place, the room we had was very clean, had everything you needed for a weeks holiday. The only negative I can think of is that the toilet and the sink were too close together making it a bit awkward to get to the toilet. The food was very good, as was the pool and the location was good for us. The hotel was family-friendly.
Mrs M Slater, Hyde
|2nd Aug 2014
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
|Family Room - Garden View
|All Inclusive
One week wasn't long enough. After reading the reviews I was a bit worried but it was really nice. The bedrooms do need some updating, the staff are very friendly and helpful. The pool area was always clean and tidy and you can always get sunbeds. The food was great and always hot, and plenty of choice, we never went hungry, the soups were really nice and lots of choice of sweets. Shops are just down the road and the beach was five minuets walk away. We hired a car and went to the water park that cost 59 euros for two adults and one child. The food inside was good, a burger cost 2 euros, cheese burger 2.20 and chips 2.50 so wasn't a rip off. Then went to lots of nice beaches and the acropolis in Lindos well worth a visit, children are free, 6 euros adults. Would I recommend the sun and sky, yes I would but you do get what you pay for and this is our second holiday this year with sunshine holidays who are very helpful and friendly.
Mr V Vakalopoulos, Thessaloniki
|25th Jun 2014
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
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Nice hotel with helpfully staff. Very clean room and great location.
Mrs G Robinson, Croydon
|31st Jul 2013
|Kalithea Sun and Sky Hotel
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We stayed in the bungalows which were very basic, the bed was rock hard giving me back ache all week, however the free air con helped make the room more comfortable. The food was disappointing with very little choice. However the pool was lovely and the cocktails from the bar very tasty and all the staff were friendly and helpful.
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