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PERFORMED
Wednesday 16th – Saturday 19th February 2022
DIRECTED BY
Keith Hartley
CAST
Matthew – Mark Foulds
Carrie – Deborah Pike
Sheena – Catherine Millar
Adam – Mark Higgins
Edith – Sue McGeehan
Francis – Lee Copp
Emma – Asheka Evans
‘Rules for Living’ premiered at the National Theatre, London, in March 2015 featuring Miles Jupp, Stephen Mangan, Deborah Findlay and Claudie Blakely.
Everyone creates their own coping strategies or rules for living. But what happens when an extended family gathers in the kitchen for a traditional Christmas and they each follow those rules, rigidly? In Sam Holcroft's theatrically playful, dark comedy - there's really no place to hide.
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Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), India’s cybersecurity watchdog, has issued new directives for companies offering Virtual Private networks (VPN). Under the new directive, VPN provider companies are required to store user data for at least five years, amongst other rules. These companies are now mandated to collect specific customer data even if the users delete their accounts or cancel their subscriptions. Non-compliance with the directive can lead to prison for up to a year. The mandate is effective from June 27, 2022. The new directives by the Government are a concern not only for the VPN companies but also to the cloud service providers, data centres and crypto exchanges who are also covered by these directives. According to CERT-in, the directive is aimed at maintaining information on customer registration. The government believes that criminals routinely use VPNs and hide their online activity, getting away with the most heinous crimes. However, only a handful of countries across the globe including Russia, China, Belarus, Oman, UAE, and the United Kingdom have imposed such restrictions on the use of VPNs for national security reasons. Meanwhile, the users of VPN services who have so far enjoyed online privacy are now vulnerable, as their online activity is no longer foolproof and secure.
www.greenvissage.com/new-vpn-rules-stretching-by-government/
Henry Kammerer (vocals, guitar, banjo).
Hillstomp @ Blues Rules Festival Crissier 2, 28.5.2011.
(c) Christophe Losberger
Vincent Delsupexhe & Thomas Lecuyer @ Blues Rules Crissier Festival, Crissier, 29.05.2015.
(c) Christophe Losberger
I used rule of thirds to get a cool lokking figure hanging on a wall. I was trying to create a calm mood.