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Newark Police Lieutenant Richard Weber, a devoted husband and father, passed away on May 1, 2023,  due to  contracting COVID-19 while assigned to the Liaison Unit.  He touched countless lives during his 25-year tenure in the Newark Police Department, where he rose through the ranks due to his exceptional and heroic police work. Born and raised in Newark, New Jersey, Richard pursued higher education before discovering his true calling—serving his hometown as a member of the police force. Every gesture and interaction showed his infectious personality, kindness, and love for those around him. Richard's devotion to his family as a loving husband and father was unparalleled. Richard is survived by his wife, two sons, parents, siblings, numerous nieces, nephews, relatives, friends, and his Newark PD family.

Deputy Sheriff John Durm Marion County Sheriff's Office, Indiana End of Watch Monday, July 10, 2023 Deputy Sheriff John Durm succumbed to injuries he sustained at about 11:30 am when a prisoner attempting to escape from the Community Justice Campus at 675 Justice Way in Indianapolis attacked him. He was returning the murder suspect from the hospital when the man violently assaulted him in the detention center's sallyport. The prisoner then stole one of the sheriff's vans but crashed outside the complex during his escape attempt. Officials transported The prisoner to the hospital with minor injuries, and he faces murder charges. Deputy Durm was transported to Eskenazi Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Deputy Durm had served with the Marion County Sheriff's Office for 38 years. His wife, four children, and parents survive him. His wife and son also serve with the Marion County Sheriff's Office.

This inspiring video delves into Proverbs 3:13-35, exploring the profound wisdom and understanding offered. These verses highlight the immeasurable value of wisdom, surpassing silver and gold, and the preciousness of embracing it. We examine the blessings of walking in wisdom's ways, including long life, riches, honor, and peace. Through thought-provoking commentary, we discover the transformative power of wisdom, symbolized as a tree of life, bringing blessings and security to those who embrace her. We reflect on how wisdom was vital in creating the earth and heavens, emphasizing its divine significance. The passage further advises us to hold tightly onto wisdom and discretion, for they bring life and adornment. By following the path of wisdom, we can confidently navigate through life, free from fear, stumbling, and the snares of wickedness. The video also emphasizes the importance of acting with integrity, doing good to others, and avoiding envy and unnecessary conflicts. We learn that the Lord protects and guides those who walk in wisdom while the devious face His disfavor. The righteous find blessings and honor in their dwelling, while the wicked face the consequences of their actions. Join us on this enlightening journey as we uncover the timeless truths and practical guidance in Proverbs 3:13-35 and learn how embracing wisdom can lead us to a life filled with blessings and honor.

A suspect vehicle struck Police Officer Jessica Ebbighausen's patrol car head-on at about 3:00 pm, resulting in her death. https://www.odmp.org/officer/26751-police-officer-jessica-ebbighausen Officers were pursuing this suspect in response to a burglary on East Washington Street. The suspect drove a pickup truck, and Officer Ebbighausen and her training officer were approaching from the opposite direction. When the chase reached Stratton Road and Woodstock Avenue intersection, the suspect's vehicle veered across the center line and smashed head-on into Officer Ebbighausen's patrol car. Subsequently, the truck collided with another patrol car. Injuries from the collision caused Officer Ebbighausen's death at the scene. The crash also injured two other officers and the suspect, who later went into custody. Officer Ebbighausen had been serving as a part-time officer, undergoing field training with plans to attend the Vermont Police Academy the following month, transitioning into a full-time role.

UCF July 2023 IT Update -- This month's episode includes 00:00 Intro 00:05 IT Strategy Formation 01:18 Higher Education Business Reference Model 08:39 Azure DevOps Prioritization 05:50 College of Medicine: AMP and Lewis Auditorium Upgrade 07:25 Govolution Retirement 08:19 PeopleSoft Updates 09:13 InfoSec Data Loss Prevention 09:57 Electronic Mail Migration Update 10:25 Data Site Orlando to Cloud Update 11:21 Personal Computing: Windows 10 End of Life October 2025 Introduction Welcome to July 2023! It marks one year since the launch of Workday, and we've been continually improving our IT teams' governance and operational effectiveness since the launch. Our focus shifted from deployment to effective prioritization and meeting the evolving needs of our UCF community. This month, we kick off our IT strategy and forward-planning activities led by Dr. Ron Piccolo. We will examine IT costs, trends, and capabilities with Sean Sullivan. We aim to align our activities and IT spending with our overall strategic goals, ensuring that we drive our strategy forward. Dr. Piccolo, an expert in strategic planning, will provide valuable insights as we collectively gain a deeper understanding of our IT landscape. We're committed to enhancing our organization's capabilities and delivering exceptional IT solutions to empower our community. By contextualizing our efforts within the CAUDIT Higher Education Business Reference Model, we can ensure that we allocate our resources effectively and focus on strategic outcomes. So what is the higher education business reference model?

Deputy Sheriff Tyee Browne was shot and killed at about 3:40 am after stopping a stolen vehicle in the 1300 block of Highway 280 in Cordele. The subject shot Deputy Browne during the traffic stop and then stole his patrol car. Other deputies pursued the vehicle through multiple counties before the man was taken into custody. Deputy Browne was transported to Crisp Regional Hospital, where he succumbed to his wounds. He was charged with malice murder, felony murder, two counts of aggravated assault, theft by receiving stolen property, carjacking, three counts of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, three counts of possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime and two counts of theft by taking. Deputy Browne was a military veteran who served with the Crisp County Sheriff's Office for ten months. His parents and grandparents survive him. https://buff.ly/46ylZEF

Detective Delberth Phipps, Jr. Virgin Islands PD, Virgin Islands End of Watch Tuesday, July 4, 2023

Police Officer Carlos Taylor Montgomery PD, Alabama End of Watch Friday, June 30, 2023 Police Officer Carlos Taylor succumbed to complications of injuries sustained in a vehicle crash on February 17th, 2017, at the intersection of Spring Valley Road and Woodley Road. He was responding to a needs assistance call of officers pursuing two men with a gun. He was traveling south on Woodley Road in an unmarked patrol car when he attempted to avoid hitting another vehicle. His patrol car crossed into another lane and collided with another vehicle. He suffered a traumatic injury to his brain stem, resulting in him being quadriplegic and unable to communicate verbally. He remained under constant care until succumbing to his injuries on June 30th, 2023. Officer Taylor had served with the Montgomery Police Department for two years. Police Officer Carlos Taylor, Montgomery Police Department, Vehicle Crash, Injuries, Needs Assistance Call, Quadriplegic, LODD, ODMP, Death, Line of Duty Death, Officer Down, Police, Sheriff, State Trooper, End of Watch

00:00 Cover 00:04 From the Editor: China's Assert Global Influence 02:22 News Summary and Introduction 04:42 1. Beijing's comedy crackdown is hitting its music scene 06:35 2. Li Shangfu: War with the US would be an unbearable disaster, says China's defense minister 09:01 3. ByteDance denies tracking users' personal data for China - Global Times 09:12 4. China sends a record 41 satellites to join Jilin-1 hi-res constellation 12:56 5. Blinken offers a blend of U.S. policy on China https://assuredinformation.blogspot.com/2023/07/china-in-focus-cultural-regulation.html A recent joke by a Chinese stand-up comedian, seen as mocking the military, has triggered a crackdown on the country's burgeoning comedy and music scenes. The stringent controls come as the live entertainment industry rebounds from years of Covid restrictions. Despite the careful monitoring of cultural events by the Communist Party, the underground music scene in Beijing has remained vibrant and innovative. However, this independent spirit has come under threat as the government seeks to impose stricter control. China's Defense Minister, General Li Shangfu, has stated that war between China and the U.S. would be a global disaster in his first major address since assuming his position. Speaking at a security summit, General Li accused some countries of escalating an arms race in Asia but also affirmed that the world is large enough for both China and the U.S., urging the two superpowers to seek common ground. ByteDance, the company behind TikTok, has vehemently opposed allegations accusing it of assisting the Chinese mainland government in tracking radical protesters in Hong Kong. The allegations stem from a court filing by Yintao Roger Yu, ByteDance's former head of engineering in the U.S., who claimed that a special committee from the Chinese government was installed at ByteDance's Beijing offices to monitor all data, including U.S. users' information. China has successfully launched a Long March rocket carrying 41 satellites from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Centre, setting a national record for the number of satellites launched in one operation. These satellites have joined the Jilin-1 satellite constellation, the world's largest satellite for high-resolution Earth observations. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken asserts that the primary aim of American policy toward China is to achieve peaceful coexistence. In a discussion at the Council on Foreign Relations, Blinken acknowledged the long-term competition between the two nations but emphasized that neither country is going away, thus necessitating peaceful coexistence as the foundation.

Sergeant Heather Glenn was shot and killed while attempting to arrest a subject after a domestic dispute at Perry County Memorial Hospital at 8885 IN-237 in Tell City at 12:50 am. Sergeant Glenn was investigating a domestic incident involving a woman being treated at the hospital for her injuries. When the woman notified authorities that the subject was arriving at the hospital, Sergeant Glenn and officers from Tell City Police Department, Perry County Sheriff’s Office, and Cannelton Police Department responded. The subject resisted arrest, and despite using an electronic control weapon, Sergeant Glenn could not subdue the man. The subject pulled out a gun and fatally shot Sergeant Glenn. Other officers returned fire and killed the subject. Sergeant Glenn had served with the Tell City Police Department for 20 years.

K9 Harrie died when he suffered heatstroke while tracking subjects who fled on foot after crashing a stolen vehicle at David Raines Road and Skelly Street. At 4:15 pm, K9 Harrie and his handler assisted officers in locating the subjects who abandoned a stolen vehicle following a vehicle pursuit. K9 Harrie began exhibiting signs of a heat-related injury, and officers took Harrie to the Animal Emergency Clinic and Intensive Care Facility, where efforts to save him were unsuccessful. Shreveport's temperatures were in the 90s, with a heat index well above 100 degrees. K9 Harrie had served with the Shreveport Police Department for six years.

Join us as we explore the profound teachings of Jeremiah 17, a passage rich with metaphor and divine wisdom. Here we delve into the contrast between those who trust the LORD, depicted as a flourishing tree by the water, and those who seek ill-gotten wealth likened to a partridge that has not hatched its brood. We also confront the complexities of the human heart and its deceptions and affirm our hope in the LORD, the 'fountain of living water.' This study invites us to examine our own hearts and deepen our trust in God.

Ever wondered how your own voice stacks up against cutting-edge text-to-speech tools? In this video, I compare my voice samples with text-to-speech outputs from Eleven Labs, Descript, and Audacity. Find out which tool comes closest to replicating the unique characteristics of a human voice. Will technology outshine the real thing? Watch and find out. #TextToSpeech #ElevenLabs #Descript #Audacity #VoiceComparison

Trooper Aaron Smith was struck and killed by a stolen vehicle at about 8:30 pm while deploying spike strips to terminate a vehicle pursuit on eastbound I-70 near 6 Points Road in Plainfield. Other troopers initiated a pursuit when the vehicle fled as they attempted to stop it. Trooper Smith was on I-70, deploying spike strips, when the fleeing vehicle hit him. The car crashed after hitting Trooper Smith. The driver and vehicle passengers, including a juvenile, were taken to local hospitals. Trooper Smith was a United States Army National Guard veteran and served with the Indiana State Police for five years. His wife survives him. https://www.odmp.org/officer/26745-trooper-aaron-smith

00:00 Intro Stinger 00:09 1. An anti-porn app put him in jail and his family under surveillance 00:54 2. A Tale of Unwanted Disruption: My Week Without Amazon 01:50 3. Edge browser feature sends images you view back to Microsoft 02:31 4. Understanding Ransomware Threat Actors: LockBit | CISA 02:51 5. YouTube strips ad revenue from The Matt Walsh Show after repeated vitriol against Dylan Mulvaney 03:37 6. Elizabeth Holmes enters Texas prison to begin an 11-year sentence for Theranos blood-testing hoax Discover a whirlwind journey through the complex intersections of technology, privacy, and human rights. This video delves into the wide-ranging impact of our digital world, from the chilling tale of an anti-porn app leading to unlawful surveillance to a man's surprising lockout from his Amazon account, sparking smart home disruption. Explore the potential privacy concerns surrounding Microsoft's Edge browser, learn about the alarming rise of ransomware threats, and examine the high-stakes consequences of YouTube's policy violations in the context of Matt Walsh's demonetization. The saga culminates with Elizabeth Holmes' infamous Theranos scandal, a stark reminder of the potential pitfalls in the tech industry. Get ready to challenge your perspectives and rethink your relationship with technology! ------------------------------------------------------- In Indiana's Monroe County, an anti-pornography app, Covenant Eyes, has led to a man being jailed and his family under surveillance. The man is charged with possessing child sexual abuse material, a claim he pleads not guilty to. Covenant Eyes monitors all user activities on their devices, sending the data to probation officers. Courts in at least five U.S. states have used Covenant Eyes for surveillance, despite its terms prohibiting such use. Brandon Jackson experienced an unexpected lockout from his Amazon account, disrupting his smart home devices. The lockout occurred after an Amazon delivery driver reported receiving racist remarks from Jackson's doorbell, a misunderstanding as his doorbell issued an automated response that the driver misinterpreted. Jackson, who had video evidence showing no such comments were made, was locked out of his account for nearly a week. The Edge browser from Microsoft has rolled out a feature, 'Enhance images in Microsoft Edge,' that improves low-resolution images by upscaling them, thus increasing sharpness, lighting, and contrast. However, this feature, enabled by default, sends images back to Microsoft for processing, sparking privacy concerns. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a cybersecurity advisory (CSA) to warn organizations about a new ransomware variant called CL0P. The ransomware is known to target organizations in the healthcare, manufacturing, and government sectors. Matt Walsh, the host at the Daily Wire, has had his YouTube channel demonetized due to repeated violations of YouTube Partner Program policies. The decision responded to his aggressive campaign against transgender TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney. According to estimates, this could cost Walsh up to $1.6 million annually. Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO of Theranos, has begun her 11-year prison sentence at a minimum-security facility in Bryan, Texas. The sentence comes after Holmes was convicted of four felony counts of fraud and conspiracy relating to her tenure at Theranos. The startup she founded at 19 was claimed to revolutionize healthcare with a blood-testing device, drawing nearly $1 billion in investments and a powerful board of directors. However, Theranos was revealed to be a hoax; its technology was flawed.

Today, we remember our best friend, Peyton, an Australian Shepherd who filled our lives with joy, love, and companionship. Peyton crossed the rainbow bridge after many beautiful years spent by our side. This video is a tribute to the love and laughter he brought into our lives. Cherish your loved ones daily, for their presence makes our lives whole. Peyton, you will forever be in our hearts. #RememberingPeyton #RainbowBridge #AustralianShepherd

In this enlightening video, we journey through the powerful metaphoric language used by Jesus in John 10:7-15. Here, Jesus identifies Himself as the 'door of the sheep' and the 'good shepherd,' contrasting His role with 'thieves,' 'robbers,' and 'hired hands.' He discusses salvation, protection, and the abundant life He offers. The parable also emphasizes the selfless act of laying down one's life for others, a prophecy of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. Join us as we delve into these powerful images and unearth their implications for our spiritual lives.

Welcome to an epic adventure where creativity knows no bounds! 🌟 In this thrilling RunwayML demo, we're combining the cuteness of a Maltese Doggy 🐶 with the drama of the 700 AD Viking Invasion of England ⚔️ using the incredible MidJourney seeds. But that's not all! Watch as we bring a simple stick figure to life in a picturesque field, taking you through an unexpectedly heartwarming scene. 🌾 Discover how RunwayML's powerful tools can turn simple prompts into vibrant, immersive animations. Whether you are an artist, a history buff, or an adventurer at heart, this video will inspire you to unleash the true power of your imagination.

Delve into the Book of Galatians, specifically Chapter 5, as we discuss the calling to freedom and love. This chapter offers a compelling look at the early Christians' struggles, the nature of spiritual freedom, and the supreme command to love one's neighbor as oneself. This exploration will challenge us to consider our spiritual paths and how we interact with others in our faith community and beyond. You were running well. Who hindered you from obeying the truth? This persuasion is not from him who calls you. A little leaven leavens the whole lump. I have confidence in the Lord that you will take no other view, and the one who is troubling you will bear the penalty, whoever he is. But if I, brothers, still preach circumcision, why am I still being persecuted? In that case the offense of the cross has been removed. I wish those who unsettle you would emasculate themselves! For you were called to freedom, brothers. Only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another. For the whole law is fulfilled in one word: You shall love your neighbor as yourself. But if you bite and devour one another, watch out that you are not consumed by one another.

A federal judge in New York made history by ruling that border agents must have a warrant to search cell phones at the border, absent exigent circumstances. The ruling is a major victory for privacy advocates, who have long argued that warrantless searches of cell phones at the border violate the Fourth Amendment. Original Article: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/05/federal-judge-makes-history-holding-border-searches-cell-phones-require-warrant

Experience a fascinating journey along Florida's Overseas Highway. A feat of engineering and testament to human tenacity, the Highway, also known as Highway 1, spans 113 miles, linking Miami to Key West through a chain of islands dotting the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. This marvel's roots trace back to Henry Morrison Flagler's ambitious vision. Co-founder of Standard Oil, Flagler saw potential in Florida. His bold idea of the Over-Sea Railroad, connecting mainland Florida to Key West, laid the foundations of the modern Overseas Highway. Amidst enormous challenges, the Railroad was completed in 1912, only to be devastated by a powerful hurricane in 1935. Rising from the ashes, the defunct Railroad was transformed into the modern Overseas Highway, incorporating old railway bridges like the iconic Seven Mile Bridge at Pigeon Key. This marked a significant turning point in the history of the Florida Keys. The journey along the Overseas Highway introduces Key Largo, the first Key, home to the only living coral reef in the continental U.S., followed by Islamorada, renowned for its sport fishing and sandy beaches. The Highway continues through Marathon and the historic Pigeon Key, featuring the legacy of the old Railroad. The journey culminates at Key West, a vibrant history, culture, and natural beauty city. The impact of Flagler's Over-Sea Railroad and the Overseas Highway on the development and tourism in the Florida Keys has been transformative. Today, millions of people are lured by the charm of these tropical islands, linked by the extraordinary Overseas Highway. BBC Article: https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20230528-the-overseas-highway-the-us-floating-highway

Stuxnet, the first digital weapon, was a groundbreaking computer worm that targeted Iran's nuclear program. Developed through a collaboration between the United States and Israel, Stuxnet aimed to disrupt Iran's uranium enrichment activities by targeting centrifuges' control systems. The worm exploited vulnerabilities in the SCADA systems, which control and monitor industrial processes. It spread through infected USB drives and utilized a combination of zero-day exploits and rootkit functionality to infect computers and remain undetected. Stuxnet's self-replication capabilities allowed it to spread across networks and infect new machines. Once inside the targeted systems, Stuxnet covertly manipulated the centrifuge speeds, causing physical damage and malfunctions. Its purpose was to sabotage Iran's nuclear program without direct military intervention. Stuxnet demonstrated the potential of cyber weapons to impact physical infrastructure and highlighted the vulnerabilities of critical systems to cyberattacks. The discovery of Stuxnet in 2010 raised awareness about the significant impact of cyber warfare. It served as a wake-up call for governments and organizations worldwide, highlighting the need for improved cybersecurity and defensive measures. Stuxnet ushered in a new era of state-sponsored cyber operations, with nations investing in developing cyber weapons and offensive capabilities. The Stuxnet incident also raised concerns about cyber weapon proliferation and potential misuse. Its success demonstrated the potential for cyberattacks to cause physical damage and disrupt critical infrastructure, extending the scope of warfare beyond traditional military means. Today, Stuxnet remains a significant case study in cyber warfare. It serves as a reminder of the evolving threats in the digital age and the importance of robust cybersecurity measures to safeguard critical systems from cyberattacks.

Iran's offensive cyberattack capabilities have evolved, transitioning from internal information control to more aggressive attacks on foreign targets. The regime has been investing resources in developing its own cybersecurity software and internet architecture to protect and insulate its networks while enhancing its technological cyber expertise as a form of asymmetric warfare against the superior conventional US military. Iran has a history of retaliatory cyberattacks against the United States, with the 2010 Stuxnet worm being a notable example. Stuxnet infiltrated Iran's nuclear centrifuge control computers, causing physical damage and disrupting operations. It was reported to be a joint effort between the US and Israel. Following the discovery of Stuxnet, cyberattacks originating from Iran against US assets increased in severity and duration. The Iranian cyber organization comprises various government entities and military forces. These include the Iran Cyber Police, the Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS), and the Supreme Council of Cyberspace.

Richard Clarke, a former counterterrorism czar, warns about the ongoing cyberwars and the lack of defense against cyberattacks. He discusses the real-life cyber worm, Stuxnet, designed to attack nuclear centrifuges but escaped and spread globally. The origin of Stuxnet remains a mystery, and Clarke claims to know the answer. He emphasizes the vulnerability of the United States to cyberattacks and the potential catastrophic consequences. Clarke compares the cyberespionage conducted by the U.S. government to that of China, stating that the U.S. collects information from foreign governments but doesn't engage in commercial espionage. He reveals the story of Stuxnet, which infiltrated Iran's nuclear facility and disrupted its uranium enrichment process. The prime suspect behind Stuxnet is Israel, known for unconventional defense tactics. However, the presence of a signature referencing "Esther" raises questions about its authenticity. Clarke acknowledges the difficulty of attributing cyberattacks definitively.

We explore the investigation launched by China into a Taiwan-based publisher over alleged national security concerns, highlighting the strained relations between China and Taiwan. Next, we examine the anticipated shift in global population dynamics, as India is projected to surpass China as the world's most populous country. We then shift our focus to a controversial incident involving a Chinese comedian arrested for a joke deemed humiliating to China's military, shedding light on the challenges stand-up comedy faces in the country. We also cover the evolving landscape of modern warfare, as emphasized by General Wang Haijiang, who underscores the importance of national strength and preparedness for potential military conflicts. This comes against deteriorating relations between China and the United States and growing concerns over territorial disputes, particularly in Taiwan and the South China Sea. Lastly, we explore a unique intersection of literature and artificial intelligence, as Chinese Nobel laureate Mo Yan utilizes an AI language model to craft a prize citation for fellow author Yu Hua, exemplifying the increasing influence of technology in creative endeavors. 00:00 Intro 00:06 Table of Contents 00:34 China's investigation of a Taiwan-based publisher for an alleged national security threat. 01:54 India is projected to overtake China as the world's most populous country. 02:49 The arrest of a Chinese comedian for a joke allegedly humiliating China's military. 03:34 General Wang Haijiang's emphasis on preparing for potential military conflicts. 04:15 Chinese Nobel laureate Mo Yan using ChatGPT to write a prize citation for author Yu Hua. https://assuredinformation.blogspot.com/2023/05/china-taiwan-tensions-population-shifts.html