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data and could bring your application to a halt. 3. Build in monitoring. The more monitoring and tracking you build into the system, the better able you will be to handle problems that arise and catch other problems before they occur. 4. Perform standard risk analysis. Identify the risks and the costs associated with reducing the risk or allowing the failure. If you have a really big installation or project, you might consider bringing in a professional risk analyst to help you with this. 5. Identify your highest risks. If you are an ISP, consider having multiple main network lines. If you are running the data center for your company, consider a backup generator or at least an uninterruptible power supply (UPS). Look for the things that can hurt you the most and protect them. 6. Plan for recovery. Create plans for what to do if something fails. Don t wait for the failure to happen to deal with it, especially for very big failures, like a power outage.

successful, the daytime TMD symptoms should correspondingly decrease, motivating patients to continue work at breaking their daytime habits. If a patient appears suf ciently motivated and has minimal daytime symptoms and/or minimal psychosocial contributors, it is recommended that the patient attempt to break the daytime parafunctional habits as part of the self-management therapies. In one study, TMD patients were instructed to avoid touching their teeth together to keep their masticatory muscles relaxed. They were randomly assigned to be paged every 2 hours during the day in which they were to check their tooth position and masticatory muscle tension, or to receive a habit-reversal stabilization appliance that was worn up to 20 hours a day. At 4 weeks, subjects in both groups obtained a signi cant decrease in TMD pain (see Figure 14.7).18 Hence, an occlusal appliance can also be temporarily used as a reminder to help patients observe and break their daytime habits (for speci c recommendations, see Appliance Management in chapter 12).

LONG-TERM MANAGEMENT Through conservative TMD therapies, attempt to satisfactorily reduce patients symptoms so they need to wear their occlusal appliance only at night. I plan for the great majority of patients to wear their appliance at night for many years. After patients have obtained and can maintain satisfactory symptom improvement, I like them to test periodically whether the therapies are still needed. Patients naturally do this by periodically forgetting to perform certain therapies, enabling them to discover how bene cial each is. Once they determine which are no longer needed, they can separately discontinue each to observe whether they can maintain their symptom improvement without them. As symptoms improve, most patients on their own will (1) resume their normal diet and desired caffeine intake; (2) decrease or stop thermotherapy, jaw and posture exercises, and relaxation sessions; and (3) occasionally forget to wear their occlusal appliance or take their medications, unintentionally testing whether they need to continue these. Even as patients improve and decrease some therapies they were provided, hopefully they will continue (1) to maintain the new tongue and jaw postures they have learned, (2) to keep their muscles relaxed through internal

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The Internet is making our world much more ef cient and connected, but it also creates exposures of a global nature. Computer technologies allow criminals to commit fraud that is large in scale (target multiple institutions and accounts) and that crosses national borders. The Internet also creates opportunities for the formation and growth of online criminal rings and communities. Criminals are increasingly using technologies and fraud schemes that make detection and prosecution extremely dif cult.

H satisfying Eq. (14.15-7) is not unique. Uniqueness is achieved by constraining the solution given by Eq. (14.15-4) to have minimum norm. In other words, among all possible solutions, the one with minimum j^j2 is chosen. Then, the pseudo x inverse is given by H Ht HHt 1 14:15-8

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