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The challenge between “enterprises” for collaborative systems is determining and maintaining what information will be shared with outside companies. It will be important to track shared information, track who access what and when they accessed it. Privacy issues are at stake. The enabling and disabling such “information sharing” between corporate entities will be critical. This needs to be dynamic yet controlled and secure.

SERVED: Client Walton Goggins’ spirits line Mulholland Distilling lined the bar along with Kimo Sabe Mezcal, pomegranate oolong iced tea, Meyer Lemonade, and the main attraction was a generous brunch spread that had guests buzzing and lining up for seconds and thirds. On offer: Lobster rolls, five grain oatmeal brulee, mascarpone scrambled eggs, apple wood smoked bacon, Shaksuka, cashew chicken salad, roasted beets salad, cauliflower “soffritto,” Randy’s Donuts mini donuts, and the hottest item on the menu – crispy buttermilk fried chicken and waffles. 

Many engineers have experience measuring and monitoring devices such as thermocouples, RTDs, strain gages, synchro/resolvers, RVDT/LVDT as well as many others. However, in SIL (System Integration Lab), simulator/trainer, and even many au…

Line Dancing Classes: 6:30-8 p.m. Thursdays, Morehead Recreation Center, 101 Price St., HP. $3 per class. 336-883-3506.

c) Windows for Workgroups can be used at home, ok, but it was aimed at corporations — unless you count mom & dad as workgroup ;-P

Regarding USB 3.0, I’d like to see more things standardised; for example, there are usbvc ‘compliant’ cameras, but many don’t operate unless you load a firmware into memory before hand (as with the case of many webcams bundled with computers) – things like that should be avoided by making vendors who want to use USB compatible to actually make their device conform to the specifications without the need of loading special ‘drivers’ and ‘binaries’ and ‘firmware’ but instead can be accessed using a bog standard driver that doesn’t require any special tweaks.

McLeansville Lions Club’s Cookies with Santa: 5-8 p.m. Dec. 8, 1124 Mount Hope Church Road, McLeansville. Cookies, hot cocoa, Santa and his elves. Lionsclub@Mcleansville.org.

So, given its interesting properties, why did wrought iron cease to be produced? The answer lies in the labour-intensive process, it is simply much more expensive to produce than steel.

ANECDOTE DU JOUR — THE NEW YORKER’S ADAM ENTOUS, “John Brennan’s Choice”: “As Trump stepped up his public and private attacks on Obama, some of the new president’s advisers thought that he should take the extraordinary step of denying Obama himself access to intelligence briefings that were made available to all of his living predecessors. Trump was told about the importance of keeping former Presidents, who frequently met with foreign leaders, informed. In the end, Trump decided not to exclude Obama at the urging of [H.R.] McMaster.” The New Yorker

• Multiple business models have been used in the study of the global Single Core Mineral Insulated Heating Cable market.

Greensboro Historical Museum Guild: 10 a.m. fellowship and refreshments, 10:30 a.m. meeting, third Monday, Greensboro Historical Museum, 130 Summit Ave., GB. September-May (no January meeting). $12. To make reservations, contact Kathy Ramsay at 336-617-0698. Betty K. Phipps, 336-378-1531 or www.greensborohistory.org.

The three-part Massachusetts deer season is in its final stage. Counting Tuesday, there are only 11 more hunting days.