Cattle Finish Weaker This is Matt Rice with today’s Market Line Report for Tuesday. Cattle took a hit in the market last week while feed prices continued to rise. Let’s go to Greg Sanders with the USDA to find out more.
Chicago Soft Red Winter Wheat prices for July closed the day dn 12 ¾, to finish at 663 ½. July Corn was dn 7 ¾, to close at 656 ¾. Kansas City Hard Red Winter Wheat prices for July were dn 13, to settle at 620 ½.
Portland prices for Club Wheat with 10 ½% Protein were Unch, to settle at 8-50. Soft white wheat of Ordinary Protein for July was Unch, ranging from 7-50 to 7-85. Hard Red Winter Wheat with 11 ½ percent Protein, for July was dn 13, ranging from 7-33 ¼ to 7-43 ¼. DNS wheat with 14 % protein, prices for July were up 10 ¼, ranging from 8-32 ½, to 8-42 ½.
Greensburg Bloodhound Team Commander Lou Battistella, along with Team Captain Bud Mertz and Lieutenant David Klingler, accompanied the Greensburg Fire Departmentâs Public Safety Resource once again for the 49th year to the National Police Bloodhound Associationâs (NPBA) 40-Hour Spring Training and Certification Seminar.
The NPBA, founded by the Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New York, and Connecticut State Police in 1962, provides training, instruction and evaluation, offering certification to law enforcement Bloodhound teams throughout the United States. The Greensburg Bloodhound Team was founded by the late Greensburg Fire Chief, J. Edward Hutchinson in 1969, and has been providing a qualified Search and Rescue Bloodhound Resource to law enforcement and public safety agencies throughout Western Pennsylvania, and the tri-state region for more than 50 years utilizing the standards and training provided by the NPBA. The NPBA has become the most renowned and respected authorit
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Under J. Edgar Hoover, the agency’s inaugural director, African Americans were hounded, targeted, discriminated against and treated with contempt. In the minds of many Blacks, little has changed over the years and the FBI is still considered “the enemy” or at least, “not a friend.”
6 May 2021 What CIOs and CISOs learned from managing recent cyber attacks Michael J. Sher, founder of Groupdolists, discusses what CIOs and CISOs have learned from managing recent cyber attacks
CIOs and CISOs have had to adapt to rising levels of cyber attacks.
Enterprises around the world are deluged by a flood of unprecedented cyber security threats – up 600% in 2020. As a result, the roles of both chief information officers (CIOs) and chief information security officers (CISOs) are expanding and changing.
One significant change they are experiencing as a direct result of the cyber attack onslaught is their increased need to collaborate and coordinate their response. As David Mahon, CISO of Deloitte Global, writes, “…a data breach is not just a cyber security issue – it’s a corporate crisis issue and should be treated as such.”