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Incident response Security Program and so it was their mistake 15 years ago but the people that handled it now were the right people and we are all very lucky. But they immediately bought it and there was no convincing them that this was serious. That took three emails. They worked on it very hard for a year. The best thing to do was to give them the runway to fix it right. The worst thing to do would have been to put an arbitrary deadline in front of them and told them to fix it fast. In this case there were not ways to fix it fast, so that would have been cited tracking to the detriment of t...

Because ronments thank you but that is a whole other topic. But i also think that we dont in america we are more into john wayne than john dewey. John wayne gets the headlines, not john dewey. You take a School District in southern l. A. County, even through austerity, it has done extraordinarily well. Actually, that is how i got to this. Hey solve problems and what they have done is they have done this through the transitions of a retiring superintendent and a retiring union president. So this has really become baked into their culture. Talked about this story to you guys a lot, and nobody wa...

Ok. And our guidepost for our kids, the next generation, are they doing better than they are. That has changed. And people are really anxious about that. They want to work hard and they want to do ok. So i think there is when i looked at the elections, in 2013, Chris Christie won in new jersey, that is true, but so did minimum wage expansion. Terry mcauliffe won in virginia, walsh in boston, palacios in new york. Blasio in new york. Toledo, the person who was protested education could you speak up . The person who was pro education won. So there is something going on in the country that is abo...

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Held each December, the Firebird Festival signifies the rebirth of the town in recent years and also welcomes the approaching winter solstice. The enormously popular festival continues to draw people from all over the Philadelphia region. Some estimates had a crowd of up to 10,000 people at this year's event.