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There was standing-room only at the DuPage County Historical Museum on Nov. 7 when one of Chicago’s favorite TV producers presented “An Evening with Geoffrey Baer.”
Baer, the eight-time Emmy Award-winning host and producer of WTTW’s “Chicago By Boat,” “Chicago By L” and “Chicago From the Air” television tours, provided a walk through DuPage County architecture and history in a special one-hour presentation at the museum.More than 100 people signed up to be part of an exclusive evening with Geoffrey Baer which included savory appetizers donated by Ivy Restaurant, drinks and an opportunity to tour the museum, and a live demonstration of the museum's HO scale model railroad from members of the DuPage Society of Model Engineers.
"An Evening with Geoffrey Baer" was generously sponsored by Ivy Restaurant and Troy Rodman with Coldwell Banker.
"Having Geoffery Baer present at the DuPage County Historical Museum was a real treat as Geoffery is a noted TV personality and icon in architecture/history within the tri-state Chicago area,“ said Troy Rodman, DuPage County Historical Museum Foundation board member. ”The historical building the Museum resides in along with the deep history DuPage county offers was a big drawing card for Geoffery to welcome our invite to speak in the Museum's auditorium.“
The DuPage County Historical Museum, which operates as a facility of the Wheaton Park District, is housed in a stately Richardsonian Romanesque-style building that opened in 1891 as Adams Memorial Library. It is home to more than 40,000 artifacts and a photography archive of more than 10,000 images.
The museum hosts both permanent and rotating exhibits as well as a range of educational programs throughout the year and is dedicated to the collection, preservation, interpretation, and exhibition of materials which document the history of DuPage County.
The museum is free to the public and open Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and on weekends from noon to 4 p.m.
Embezzlement is the fraudulent conversion of the property of another by one who is already in lawful possession of it.
Embezzlement requires the defendant to have already have actual or constructive possession of the property. The possession requirement is also satisfied when the defendant has the authority to exercise control over the property based on being in a position of trust with respect to the property.
Principal in the First Degree: A person who actually commits a crime. This actor is not an accomplice.
Principal in the Second Degree: A person who aids, supports, counsels, commands, or encourages the perpetrator in committing the crime. This actor is an accomplice.
Accessory Before the Fact: A person who aids, supports, counsels, commands, or encourages the perpetrator to commit the crime but who is not present during the commission of the crime. This actor is an accomplice.
Accessory After the Fact : A person who aids an individual knowing the individual has committed a crime in an effort to hinder the individual’s detection, arrest, trial, or punishment. Accessories after the fact are guilty of a separate crime, so this section on accomplice liability does not apply to accessories after the fact.
Accomplice Liability, Generally (MPC 2.06(1) & (2)(c)): A person is guilty of an offense if it is committed by his own conduct or by the conduct of another person for that he is legally accountable, or both. A person is legally accountable for the conduct of another person if he is an accomplice of such other person.
Accomplice liability, Intentional Action of Accomplice: An accomplice is liable if the accomplice: (1) has intent that the criminal act be committed and (2) commits an act that causes, encourages, assists, or induces the principal to commit the offense. I is sufficient that the aider and abettor commit the act while knowing the principal's intent to commit a crime, irrespective of whether the aider and abettor actually has a desire for the criminal act to succeed.
Accomplice liability, Common Criminal Design: Even without an act of his or her own, an accomplice is liable for the actions of his associates committed in furtherance of a common criminal design.
Accomplice liability, Independent Act: A person is not liable as an accomplice for an independent act of the principal, that is, an act not in furtherance of the common criminal scheme.
Terminating accomplice liability (MPC 2.06(6)(c)): A person is not an accomplice if he terminates his complicity prior to the commission of the offense AND (i) wholly deprives it of effectiveness in the commission of the offense; or (ii) gives timely warning to the law enforcement authorities or otherwise makes proper effort to prevent the commission of the offense.
Accomplice or co-conspirator? A person can be liable as an accomplice even though not as a co-conspirator.
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Hilversum staat bekend als de mediastad van Nederland. Veel radio- en televisieprogramma’s worden hier opgenomen, en de stad heeft een rijke geschiedenis op het gebied van omroep en journalistiek. Naast de bekende studio’s vind je hier ook het Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid, een indrukwekkend museum waar bezoekers meer te weten kunnen komen over de ontwikkeling van de media door de jaren heen.
Hoewel Hilversum een relatief kleine stad is, trekt het veel mensen aan vanwege de combinatie van natuur en stadse voorzieningen. Het centrum biedt een divers aanbod van winkels, cafés en restaurants, terwijl de omliggende natuurgebieden, zoals de Hoorneboegse Heide en het Loosdrechtse Plassengebied, populair zijn voor wandel- en fietstochten. Vooral in de lente en zomer zijn deze plekken ideaal om tot rust te komen en te genieten van de frisse buitenlucht.
De architectuur van Hilversum is ook bijzonder. Veel gebouwen zijn ontworpen door de beroemde architect Willem Marinus Dudok, die bekendstaat om zijn modernistische stijl. Het raadhuis van Hilversum is een iconisch voorbeeld van zijn werk en wordt beschouwd als een van de mooiste gebouwen van Nederland. Dit maakt de stad niet alleen aantrekkelijk voor mediaprofessionals, maar ook voor architectuurliefhebbers.
Voor wie zich verder wil verdiepen in de geschiedenis en cultuur van Hilversum, zijn er tal van evenementen en festivals. Het jaarlijkse Filmfestival Hilversum bijvoorbeeld trekt bezoekers van heinde en verre. Daarnaast zijn er regelmatig concerten en kunsttentoonstellingen die een breed publiek aanspreken.
Hilversum blijft zich ontwikkelen als een dynamische en inspirerende plek, niet alleen voor mensen die in de media werken, maar ook voor iedereen die op zoek is naar een stad met een unieke combinatie van cultuur, natuur en innovatie.
Bonjour. Aujourd’hui, nous allons discuter de la collocation pendant la période d’études. Quels sont, selon vous, les avantages de cette pratique ?
Bonjour. La collocation présente de nombreux avantages. Tout d’abord, elle permet de réduire les coûts de la vie, car les colocataires partagent les frais de loyer, de nourriture et des factures. C’est particulièrement important pour les étudiants avec un budget limité.
Y a-t-il aussi des avantages sociaux ?
Oui, absolument. La collocation offre une opportunité de se faire de nouveaux amis et de renforcer ses liens sociaux. Vivre avec d’autres étudiants permet de partager des activités, de s’entraider pour les devoirs ou les projets, et même de découvrir de nouvelles cultures si les colocataires viennent d’autres pays.
Pensez-vous que cela offre un meilleur cadre de vie ?
Oui. En collocation, il est souvent possible de vivre dans un appartement ou une maison plus grande et mieux équipée, par exemple avec une cuisine moderne ou une salle de bain partagée mais confortable, ce qui est souvent inaccessible lorsqu’on vit seul.
Cependant, il doit aussi y avoir des inconvénients. Quels sont-ils selon vous ?
Le principal inconvénient est le manque d’intimité et de vie privée. Par exemple, on est constamment entouré d’autres personnes, ce qui peut être difficile si l’on a besoin d’un espace personnel.
Et concernant les relations avec les colocataires ?
Trouver une collocation qui convient peut être un défi. Il faut trouver des personnes avec qui on a des affinités et des horaires compatibles. Même lorsqu’on trouve de bons colocataires, il peut y avoir des tensions ou des conflits, par exemple en raison de divergences d’opinions ou de modes de vie.
Y a-t-il des responsabilités supplémentaires à gérer ?
Oui, vivre en collocation demande une certaine organisation. Il faut respecter les règles et les horaires des autres colocataires, et aussi gérer les tâches ménagères comme le ménage ou la vaisselle. Cela peut être source de stress si les responsabilités ne sont pas équitablement réparties.
Selon vous, la collocation est-elle une bonne solution pour les étudiants ?
Oui, c’est une bonne solution pour ceux qui recherchent des économies et un environnement social. Cependant, cela dépend de la personnalité de chacun. Ceux qui préfèrent la tranquillité et l’intimité pourraient trouver cela difficile.
Merci pour votre réflexion équilibrée. Vous avez bien présenté les deux aspects de la collocation.
Merci à vous !
The statement came on Tuesday (10 December) as the Court examines what legal obligations exist for countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and what legal repercussions they can and should face if they fail to do so. Additionally, the court is examining the legal obligations of the nations which are historically and currently the most responsible for the climate crisis, to those nations which have emitted far less but which now face the worst physical impacts.While the rulings of the ICJ in advisory cases like this are not binding, they can sway legal interpretations and political opinion. Making the UK’s submission to the case, Lord Richard Hermer said: “The UK well understands the frustration expressed in these proceedings that many States are failing to fulfil their obligations under the Paris Agreement. We also share disappointment that some submissions have sought to denude those obligations of meaningful content. “Yet, in our respectful submission, the Paris Agreement represents not only, as a matter of law, the most relevant applicable international instrument for addressing the challenge, but also, as a matter of fact, the most realistic framework for the concerted action necessary to respond to the crisis.“Thus the United Kingdom submits that the Paris Agreement, properly interpreted, contains robust obligations that meaningfully address protection of the climate system and require progression and highest possible ambition. These are all binding legal obligations, and breach of them will attract responsibility for internationally wrongful conduct.”
The UN recently warned that nations’ existing commitments under the Paris Agreement will put the world on course for a warming trajectory of up to 3.1C – a level which scientists agree would make swathes of the Earth ‘unliveable’. Nations have been asked to update their commitments by the end of February 2025.
WWF’s head of legal advocacy Jake White said: “The UK Government is treading a moral tightrope at the ICJ hearings. Scientifically, it knows it is responsible for the impact of climate change on other countries, but politically it doesn’t want to face the cost of any legal liability. “The UK’s oral submission made no mention of nature, causation, or future generations and won’t be welcomed by small island states that are up to their necks facing the impacts of climate change from sea level rise, flooding and hurricanes.” Oxfam GB’s senior climate justice policy advisor Chiara Liguori called the statement “extremely disappointing”. Liguori said: “The responsibilities of wealthy nations like the UK – who are the biggest historical polluters and have accumulated vast wealth from fossil fuels – extend far beyond the Paris Agreement. They should not get to pick and choose what part of the law they follow to shield themselves from the legal consequences of their historical climate harm. “The UK must acknowledge its obligations to protect human rights by reducing carbon pollution to safer levels and phasing out fossil fuel production. These obligations also include providing adequate funding to lower-income countries – who have done the least to cause the climate crisis but who are suffering the worst consequences – to recover and adapt.” The ICJ is due to give its opinion in early 2025 after considering input from more than 90 nations and states.
COP29: Was the UK a leader or a laggard?
In related news, the UK Government’s official advisory body on climate has had its say on the UK’s presence at COP29 in Baku last month, concluding that its approach was “strong” and “sent a clear statement of intent”. The Climate Change Committee (CCC) stated that, amid a fraught process which ultimately resulted in an unambitious agreement on adaptation and finance, the UK “played a clear role in supporting the best possible outcomes at a challenging time”. The UK was one of only two G7 nations to send its leader to COP29, along with Italy. Its negotiations were steered by Energy Secretary Ed Miliband whereas, historically, they have been overseen by more junior Ministers.
How can nations reduce greenhouse gas emissions to meet climate change targets? What role does the UK play in international climate change negotiations? How can wealthy nations like the UK support lower-income countries in addressing climate change? What is the significance of COP29 in the global climate change agenda? How can private finance support climate change mitigation efforts?
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced at COP29 that the UK will present a new Paris Agreement Plan (NDC) by the February deadline, targeting an 81% reduction in emissions by 2035 against a 1990 baseline. This is the level of emissions reductions the CCC had advocated for. This was praised by the CCC, as was the UK’s work with Brazil, the UAE and others through state coalitions with focus areas including forests, methane emissions and energy storage. Looking ahead to next year, the CCC has stated that the UK’s leadership position can only be maintained if it delivers its NDC and ensures it includes adequate plans on adaptation and finance – topics where information has been sparse in the past. The CCC also believes that the UK is “well-positioned” to support the delivery of climate finance goals due to its strong, world-renowned financial services sector. It was clear at COP29 that private finance will do much of the heavy lifting to get climate finance past the $1trn-per-year mark advocated by Global South nations.
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Jesus then began to speak to them in parables A man planted a vineyard He put a wall around it dug a pit for the winepress and built a watchtower Then he rented the vineyard to some farmers and moved to another place
At harvest time he sent a servant to the tenants to collect from them some of the fruit of the vineyard But they seized him beat him and sent him away emptyhanded Then he sent another servant to them they struck this man on the head and treated him shamefully He sent still another and that one they killed He sent many others some of them they beat others they killed
He had one left to send a son whom he loved He sent him last of all saying They will respect my son
But the tenants said to one another This is the heir Come lets kill him and the inheritance will be ours So they took him and killed him and threw him out of the vineyard
What then will the owner of the vineyard do? He will come and kill those tenants and give the vineyard to others Havent you read this passage of Scripture The stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone the Lord has done this and it is marvelous in our eyes?
Then the chief priests the teachers of the law and the elders looked for a way to arrest him because they knew he had spoken the parable against them But they were afraid of the crowd so they left him and went away
Later they sent some of the Pharisees and Herodians to Jesus to catch him in his words They came to him and said Teacher we know that you are a man of integrity You arent swayed by others because you pay no attention to who they are but you teach the way of God in accordance with the truth Is it right to pay the imperial tax to Caesar or not? Should we pay or shouldnt we?
But Jesus knew their hypocrisy Why are you trying to trap me? he asked Bring me a denarius and let me look at it They brought the coin and he asked them Whose image is this? And whose inscription?
Caesars they replied
Then Jesus said to them Give back to Caesar what is Caesars and to God what is Gods
And they were amazed at him
Then the Sadducees who say there is no resurrection came to him with a question Teacher they said Moses wrote for us that if a mans brother dies and leaves a wife but no children the man must marry the widow and raise up offspring for his brother Now there were seven brothers The first one married and died without leaving any children The second one married the widow but he also died leaving no child It was the same with the third In fact none of the seven left any children Last of all the woman died too At the resurrection whose wife will she be since the seven were married to her?
Jesus replied Are you not in error because you do not know the Scriptures or the power of God? When the dead rise they will neither marry nor be given in marriage they will be like the angels in heaven Now about the dead rising have you not read in the Book of Moses in the account of the burning bush how God said to him I am the God of Abraham the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob? He is not the God of the dead but of the living You are badly mistaken
One of the teachers of the law came and heard them debating Noticing that Jesus had given them a good answer he asked him Of all the commandments which is the most important?
The most important one answered Jesus is this Hear O Israel The Lord our God the Lord is one Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength The second is this Love your neighbor as yourself There is no commandment greater than these
Well said teacher the man replied You are right in saying that God is one and there is no other but him To love him with all your heart with all your understanding and with all your strength and to love your neighbor as yourself is more important than all burnt offerings and sacrifices
When Jesus saw that he had answered wisely he said to him You are not far from the kingdom of God And from then on no one dared ask him any more questions
While Jesus was teaching in the temple courts he asked Why do the teachers of the law say that the Messiah is the son of David? David himself speaking by the Holy Spirit declared
The Lord said to my Lord Sit at my right hand until I put your enemies under your feet David himself calls him Lord How then can he be his son? The large crowd listened to him with delight
As he taught Jesus said Watch out for the teachers of the law They like to walk around in flowing robes and be greeted with respect in the marketplaces and have the most important seats in the synagogues and the places of honor at banquets They devour widows houses and for a show make lengthy prayers These men will be punished most severely
Jesus sat down opposite the place where the offerings were put and watched the crowd putting their money into the temple treasury Many rich people threw in large amounts But a poor widow came and put in two very small copper coins worth only a few cents
Calling his disciples to him Jesus said Truly I tell you this poor widow has put more into the treasury than all the others They all gave out of their wealth but she out of her poverty put in everything all she had to live on
Het werk van een Blue Team-analist draait om het beschermen van een organisatie tegen cyberdreigingen en het waarborgen van een veilige IT-infrastructuur. Het proces omvat verschillende stappen en taken die systematisch worden uitgevoerd om bedreigingen te identificeren, te voorkomen en erop te reageren. Hieronder vind je een overzicht van het typische proces:
1. Monitoring en detectie
Gebruik van SIEM-tools: Een Blue Team-analist gebruikt Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)-tools zoals Splunk, IBM QRadar of Azure Sentinel om netwerk- en logactiviteiten te monitoren.
Real-time monitoring: Continu toezicht houden op netwerken en systemen om verdachte activiteiten te detecteren.
Detectieregels opstellen: Regels en filters instellen om anomalieën of indicatoren van compromittering (IoCs) te detecteren.
2. Analyse van incidenten
Loganalyse: Diepgaande analyse van logbestanden uit systemen, firewalls, IDS/IPS en applicaties om verdachte patronen te vinden.
Threat intelligence gebruiken: Dreigingsinformatie integreren om nieuwe aanvalsmethoden en tactieken te herkennen.
Incidentclassificatie: Incidenten prioriteren op basis van ernst, impact en waarschijnlijkheid.
3. Incidentrespons
Beheersen en isoleren: In het geval van een incident wordt het getroffen systeem geïsoleerd om verdere schade te beperken.
Forensisch onderzoek: Bewijsmateriaal verzamelen en analyseren om de oorzaak van het incident vast te stellen.
Herstelacties ondernemen: Systeemprestaties herstellen, zoals patching, malwareverwijdering of herconfiguratie van instellingen.
4. Beveiligingsmaatregelen verbeteren
Vulnerability management: Regelmatige scans uitvoeren om kwetsbaarheden in het systeem te identificeren en te patchen.
Configuratiebeheer: Zorgen voor een correcte en veilige configuratie van systemen en applicaties.
Penetratietests evalueren: Testresultaten van Red Teams en pentesters gebruiken om zwakke punten te verbeteren.
5. Proactieve verdediging
hreat hunting: Actief zoeken naar onbekende bedreigingen in het netwerk, gebaseerd op hypothesen en gedragsanalyse.
Automatisering implementeren: Gebruik maken van tools zoals SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) om reactietijden te verkorten.
Trainingssessies houden: Medewerkers trainen in het herkennen van phishing en andere dreigingen.
6. Rapportage en evaluatie
Incidentrapporten maken: Gedetailleerde verslagen opstellen van beveiligingsincidenten en de daarop genomen acties.
Prestatie-indicatoren volgen: KPI’s en metrics zoals Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) en Mean Time to Respond (MTTR) analyseren om efficiëntie te meten.
Lessons learned: Evalueren wat er goed ging en wat er verbeterd moet worden om toekomstige incidenten te voorkomen.
7. Communicatie en samenwerking
Interactie met andere teams: Samenwerken met Red Teams, IT-afdelingen en management voor een gecoördineerde beveiliging.
Incidentrapportage naar stakeholders: Belanghebbenden informeren over de status van incidenten en beveiligingsmaatregelen.
Een Blue Team-analist combineert technische vaardigheden met strategisch denken en werkt aan een voortdurende verbetering van de beveiligingspositie van de organisatie. Het gebruik van tools, kennis van bedreigingen, en effectieve communicatie zijn cruciaal in dit proces. Heb je specifieke vragen over een van deze stappen?
Het werk van een Blue Team-analist draait om het beschermen van een organisatie tegen cyberdreigingen en het waarborgen van een veilige IT-infrastructuur. Het proces omvat verschillende stappen en taken die systematisch worden uitgevoerd om bedreigingen te identificeren, te voorkomen en erop te reageren. Hieronder vind je een overzicht van het typische proces:
1. Monitoring en detectie
Gebruik van SIEM-tools: Een Blue Team-analist gebruikt Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)-tools zoals Splunk, IBM QRadar of Azure Sentinel om netwerk- en logactiviteiten te monitoren.
Real-time monitoring: Continu toezicht houden op netwerken en systemen om verdachte activiteiten te detecteren.
Detectieregels opstellen: Regels en filters instellen om anomalieën of indicatoren van compromittering (IoCs) te detecteren.
2. Analyse van incidenten
Loganalyse: Diepgaande analyse van logbestanden uit systemen, firewalls, IDS/IPS en applicaties om verdachte patronen te vinden.
Threat intelligence gebruiken: Dreigingsinformatie integreren om nieuwe aanvalsmethoden en tactieken te herkennen.
Incidentclassificatie: Incidenten prioriteren op basis van ernst, impact en waarschijnlijkheid.
3. Incidentrespons
Beheersen en isoleren: In het geval van een incident wordt het getroffen systeem geïsoleerd om verdere schade te beperken.
Forensisch onderzoek: Bewijsmateriaal verzamelen en analyseren om de oorzaak van het incident vast te stellen.
Herstelacties ondernemen: Systeemprestaties herstellen, zoals patching, malwareverwijdering of herconfiguratie van instellingen.
4. Beveiligingsmaatregelen verbeteren
Vulnerability management: Regelmatige scans uitvoeren om kwetsbaarheden in het systeem te identificeren en te patchen.
Configuratiebeheer: Zorgen voor een correcte en veilige configuratie van systemen en applicaties.
Penetratietests evalueren: Testresultaten van Red Teams en pentesters gebruiken om zwakke punten te verbeteren.
5. Proactieve verdediging
hreat hunting: Actief zoeken naar onbekende bedreigingen in het netwerk, gebaseerd op hypothesen en gedragsanalyse.
Automatisering implementeren: Gebruik maken van tools zoals SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) om reactietijden te verkorten.
Trainingssessies houden: Medewerkers trainen in het herkennen van phishing en andere dreigingen.
6. Rapportage en evaluatie
Incidentrapporten maken: Gedetailleerde verslagen opstellen van beveiligingsincidenten en de daarop genomen acties.
Prestatie-indicatoren volgen: KPI’s en metrics zoals Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) en Mean Time to Respond (MTTR) analyseren om efficiëntie te meten.
Lessons learned: Evalueren wat er goed ging en wat er verbeterd moet worden om toekomstige incidenten te voorkomen.
7. Communicatie en samenwerking
Interactie met andere teams: Samenwerken met Red Teams, IT-afdelingen en management voor een gecoördineerde beveiliging.
Incidentrapportage naar stakeholders: Belanghebbenden informeren over de status van incidenten en beveiligingsmaatregelen.
Een Blue Team-analist combineert technische vaardigheden met strategisch denken en werkt aan een voortdurende verbetering van de beveiligingspositie van de organisatie. Het gebruik van tools, kennis van bedreigingen, en effectieve communicatie zijn cruciaal in dit proces. Heb je specifieke vragen over een van deze stappen?
