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IDC.  Provider shall establish IDC facility and be responsible for operation and maintenance of the facility. ‚ Provider shall arrange a manager for providing a ceaseless service in each IDC to guarantee seamless monitoring and response. ƒ Provider shall limit the number of servers and equipment so that the power consumption of a standard rack provided by Provider does not exceed the standard power level per rack in order for a standard operation of IDC facility and protection of entire Client facility. * Note: Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the information contained within the [***] marking. Such portions have been omitted from this filing and have been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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IDC. An adversary A is modeled by a probabilistic polynomial time Turing machine. All the communications go through the adversary A . Participants only respond to the following oracles by A and do not communication directly among themselves. A can replay, delete, modify, interleave or delete all messages follows in the system.
IDC. If requesting IDC, attach a copy of your community’s current IDC agreement to this proposal. APPENDIX ACover Page Organization Information Organization Name: Mailing Address: City/State/Zip: Primary Staff Contact Information Name Phone Email Secondary Staff Contact Information Name Phone Email Accountant Contact Information Name Phone Email Amount requested: Signing Authority Print Title Signing Authority Signature Date APPENDIX BApplication Form Project Name Type of ApplicantFederally recognized Native American Tribe located in Michigan, Minnesota, or Wisconsin. ☐ Urban Indian program receiving Indian Health Service funding under Title V of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act, PL 94- 437, located in Chicago, Illinois, Detroit, Michigan, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, or Minneapolis, Minnesota. Brief Description of population served by the applicant Anticipated number of individuals who will be served Please briefly describe your organization's history and/or mission. Please include a description of past activities related to opioid use and overdose prevention, including experiences implementing data management or data quality improvement systems. (300 words or less) Please describe any current or pending opioid use and overdose prevention activities, including data and surveillance. (300 words or less) Please describe the need for funds to support efforts around opioid use and overdose prevention. (300 words or less) APPENDIX C Instructions: Work Plan Template Saving Lives Project Project Period: 8/31/2021 – 8/30/2022 • Applicants should use this template to document their detailed work plan for Year 4 of the Saving Lives Project. • The applicant’s work plan should include work in at least one strategy area. The template is pre-populated with the program strategies. • All activities must be related to opioid overdose prevention, treatment, and/or recovery. For each strategy listed on the template, complete the following information: • GOALS/OBJECTIVES: Specify the project goal/objective for each strategy you choose. • SETTING: Specify the setting(s) for your work in the strategy o Examples: Community, Faith-based, Health Care/Clinic, School, Early Care and Education, etc.
IDC. 40 ordinary shares with a par value of R1,00 (one Rand) each in the issued share capital of Living Gold, representing 40% (forty percent) of the issued share capital of Living Gold;
IDC. 40 Living Gold Shares, representing 40% (forty percent) of the issued share capital of Living Gold;
IDC is a United States public company listed on the NASDAQ pink sheets under symbol 'ITDD'.
IDC. From and after the effectiveness of this Amendment, IDC will not be a “Borrower” under the Loan Documents, provided that IDC remains liable as “Borrower” for all Obligations arising prior to the effectiveness hereof, and as a Subsidiary Guarantor under the Subsidiary Guarantee from and after the effectiveness hereof, such that, subject to the terms of the Subsidiary Guarantee, IDC is primarily liable for all Obligations, whenever arising.
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IDC. If requesting IDC, attach a copy of your community’s current IDC agreement to this proposal. Organization Name: Mailing Address: City/State/Zip: APPENDIX A- Cover Page Organization Information Lead Contact Information Name Phone Email Amount requested: Signing Authority Print Date Name and Title Signing Authority Date Signature APPENDIX B - Budget Template Tribal Community: Project Name: Project Period: Budget Line Items Description Detail Amount Personnel/Salary Fringe Benefits Travel Supplies Contractual Other IDC
IDC. Theorem 2 The protocol is secure against the known-server-key attack, pro- vided the GBDH assumption is sound, the hash functions are modelled as random oracles. Proof is presented in Appendix. Theorem 1, 2 show that the AK protocol possesses the following security property: session key authentication, known session key security, key-compromise impersonation resilience and unknown key-share resilience. Based on these re- sults and the fact that the BDH assumption implies the corresponding GBDH assumption, it is straightforward that the following theorem holds. Theorem 3 The protocol is a secure AK, provided the GBDH assumption is sound and the hash functions are modelled as random oracles.

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