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Contained in an album of photos belonging to Irma Hanson DeVries. Inside front cover inscribed "May 26, 1920."
©1928 - Q.R.S. - DeVry Corp, Chicago IL
This one is Series No. A 3648
This one is unique!
Brick shaped brown speckled body made of what appears to be standard bakelite, but it's not quite the same.
The plastic is made up of resin + old cotton rags. (McKeown's Guide 12th Ed page 805)
Camera uses 35mm film with special film cartridges (I have 2 of them, they're inside of the camera)
Too cool/odd for me to pass up!
Found it at this years annual PSPCS Camera show and swap meet in WA state.
Thanks to Rick Soloway for helping me pick this one out!
Great hanging out with you for a bit and I LOVE your book!
Contained in an album of photos belonging to Irma Hanson DeVries. Inside front cover inscribed "May 26, 1920."
Donovan Ford, 2016 U.S. Olympic Hopeful, took a break from attending the U.S. Olympic Weightlifting Trials on Friday, March 2 to visit DeVry University’s Columbus campus. Ford, now a DeVry University student himself, joined other students and employees in a luncheon, Q&A session and photo signing session that lasted several hours. Attendees were thrilled to spend some time with Ford as he works through an injury and continues his training for the 2016 Olympics Games in Rio.
"First picture taken. Taken Nov 1, 1931. Seven weeks old. Before feeding." Contained in an album of photos of Jo Ann DeVries.
Contained in an album of photos belonging to Irma Hanson DeVries. Inside front cover inscribed "May 26, 1920."
SE571 Week 8 - Final Exam - Devry SE571 SE 571, A+ Tutorial, fully answered
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1. (TCO A) You are responsible for developing a security evaluation process that can be used to assess various operating systems both during and after development. List the five most desirable qualities your evaluation process should have and explain why they are important. (Be sure to address qualities of the evaluation process, not specific metrics for assessment of operating systems.) (Points : 40)
2. (TCO B) The Open Systems Interconnection model is inherently inefficient. On the source host, each layer must take the work of higher layers, add some result, and pass the work to lower layers. On the destination host, each layer must process these results from lower layers and pass the appropriate information to upper layers. Surely this wrapping and unwrapping process is inefficient. Assess the security advantage of this layered approach. (Points : 40)
3. (TCO C) Why is a firewall usually a good place to terminate a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection from a remote user? Why not terminate the VPN connection at the actual servers being accessed? Under what circumstances would VPN termination at the server be a good idea? (Points : 40)
4. (TCO D) A computer programmer has been arraigned for a computer crime. She is suspected of having accessed system files on a public Web server. The programmer's attorney argues that his client was only trying to determine if the website was secure and that no harm was done to the Web server or its system files. The programmer's attorney also argues that it is possible that the log files that show that his client accessed system files were tampered with. The attorney claims that the Web server was made accessible to the public anyway so that there was no violation of the law and that the arraignment against her client should be thrown out. You're the judge. What is your analysis of these arguments? (Points : 40)
5. (TCO E) After reading about attacks on servers similar to the ones used in one of your company's departments, the CIO has asked you to come up with a report as to what, if any, steps should be taken with your servers. List and describe the steps you would need to take in order to complete a detailed report. (Points : 40)
6. (TCO F) In the U.S., laws are enforced by police agencies and the courts. What are ethics and who enforces them? (Points : 40)
7. (TCO G) Which of the following statements is true? (Points : 20)
8. (TCO H) Some IT department policies are designed to prevent behaviors by IT staff. While some depend upon the employee voluntarily complying with the policy (for example: do not reveal technical information to outside parties), others are enforced technically (for example, authentication required for system access). What is an example of a policy that technically enforces ethical behavior by IT staff? Provide policy wording for your example. (Points : 40)
John DeVries in uniform. He served in the Marines from 1922-1925, serving primarily at the American Legation in Peking, China.
Contained in an album of photos belonging to Irma Hanson DeVries. Inside front cover inscribed "May 26, 1920."
. . . Several of my friends commented they had missed last night's sunset due to other activities! So this one is for them, it had purples, pinks, reds, and yellows, a classic Michigan sunset! I will let it go this time, but try to let it not happen again!
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