They may also have holes in the so a lock can be place through each one, and secured to prevent someone from stealing your motor.
Anyone can send a secure communication to someone by encrypting it with his public key.
An ex-Hasid from Borough Park herself, she says that she was excommunicated after she tried to get outside help for her autistic children and secure them "access to someone who has professional training".
An ex-Hasid from Borough Park herself, she says that she was excommunicated after she tried to get outside help for her autistic children and secure them "access to someone who has different thoughts".
Of course, the possible variations being endless, Web addresses like impeachbloomberg.net, purchased by a man in White Plains, and dontblamemeblamebloomberg.com, secured by someone in Mount Vernon, seem to have eluded even the most creative imaginings of Bloomberg aides tasked with nipping such things in the bud.
"Vern is rightly regarded as one of the top coaches in the world and to have secured someone of his calibre is a coup for Scotland".
But just how safe is it to post your financial data to a server that is owned, maintained and secured by someone else, somewhere else?
Would we know that our soldiers weren't risking their lives to secure someone's drug-trafficking franchise, or to silence political opponents with legitimate grievances?
There is more to be worried about if we need to "secure" someone, like a raging animal, with a ring or certificate or other public stamp.
Chief Deputy State's Attorney Michael Schatzow hammered back, using his cross-examination of Reynolds to return to the prosecution's overarching theme in the case — that it's easy to secure someone in a seat belt or call a medic, and that Porter did neither because he just didn't care about Gray.
