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Name, Totally Zero. Shorthandle, TLZ. Registered since, 05/07/13. Headquarters, Poland. Area/Region, zachodznio-pomorskie ...

Technology & Logistics Centre. The technology and logistics centre comprises the marine technological competence of GEOMAR. The TLZ is located in building ...

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Trade License Zone is a one-stop-shop for business setup in the UAE. We help entrepreneurs realise their business dreams. We can assist with every step of the business setup process, from choosing the best-suited setup solution and applying for a business license, to applying for residency and employee visas and opening corporate bank accounts.

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Durban University of Technology is the preferred university for developing leadership in technology and productive citizenship. DUT was formed in 2002 by the merger of Technikon Natal and ML Sultan Technikon and was previously known as the Durban Institute of Technology.

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Whitepaper: Creating NIST/FedRAMP Compliant Cloud Architecture In today’s heightened security atmosphere and the prevalence of cyberattacks,customers should base their cloud architectures on well-known security standards like NIST, FedRAMP, HIPAA or PCI-DSS. Security by Design helps ensure that security and compliance requirements are baked into the solution architecture for cloud hosting and operations. Implementing a secure cloud-hosted architecture should focus on a holistic approach to addressing security control families. This white paper details stackArmor’s Security by Design approach that results in the creation of a compliant solution architecture blueprint called a Trusted Landing Zone (TLZ). A Trusted Landing Zone (TLZ) includes key considerations to ensure confidentiality,integrity and availability of digital assets stored in a cloud environment. Some of the topics covered include resilience, separation of roles & responsibilities, security services, foundational enterprise services and disaster recovery.

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The Three Bag System….. | Bill Fortney

The Three Bag System….. 1 MONTH AGO POSTED IN: UNCATEGORIZED   Boy, did I get emails!!!!!  Fair enough, let me address them.  Am I a member of the bag of the month club?  You bet, in good standing too!  I thought you used a rolling bag, do you?  Yes, when I travel by air and have to walk through airports, you bet, a rolling bag is the easiest to mange. What are the Donke bags for?  Glad you asked.  I love the Jim Domke inspired canvas bags, they are such a part of my heritage as a shooter.  When I was a photojournalist, long long ago in a galaxy far far away, I used the famous Domke F-2 bag to carry two Nikons and four lenses, almost everybody did.  It was actually the official bag of the White House Press Photographers Association, of which I was once a member!  That bag is still a mainstay for photojournlists using mostly Nikons and Canons, (translation big bulky DSLRs and lenses).   When I went to the Fujifilm X System (mirrorless) I need smaller bags with smaller compartments to match my new lighter and smaller system.  I was thrilled that some of Jim Domke’s smaller bags were a perfect fit!   Why a three bag system.  Let’s clear this up, when I travel in my SUV which is by far, by way far, my favorite way to travel.  I prefer smaller bags that I can actually carry if I need to.  These Domke bags are perfect and I have broken them into three catagories;   Domke F-6   Field Work Bag   (Range 15mm – 200) Most coverage regardless of  bulk and weight.   X-H1 body X-T3 or X-T2 body 10-24 f 4 18-135 f 3.5-5.6 16mm f 1.4 60mm f 2.4 Macro & Ext tubes       Domke F-5XB   People/Speed Bag   (Range 35mm – 85) Avaialble light, people and low light work.   X-Pro 2 Body 23mm f 2 56mm f 1.2         Domke F-803   Travel  Bag   (Range 27mm – 300) Most coverage at the least bulk and weight. Small and portable.   X-H1 or X-T3 27mm f 2.8 18-55  f 2.8-4 50mm f 2 55-200 f 3.5-4.8   By having these “systems” pre-packed I can grab the one that suites where I’m going and packed with what I know I will need.  Of coure any of this can be altered if the assignment, most of mine now are self assignments,  changes.   I still using rolling cases for air travel, and I still have special bags when the need arises, too many in fact, but this is a system that I think will work for me!   What about the beloved 100-400  It in a very nice padded Think Tank lens case all to itself, and it will always be be in the SUV with me!   Food for thought, please chime in your ideas, thoughts and questions!   Blessings,   the pilgrim This entry was posted on Monday, January 21st, 2019 at 4:21 pm You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Bill, I bet you bought you Domke F2 like I did in the late 1970s from Jim Domke himself before he sold the company. I think it was around $50 or so, which was a lot for a poor patrol officer/wannabe photographer back then. Mine is tan and still in good shape considering I carried my Nikon’s around in it for 30-some years. I even put it in the washing machine a time or two. Tough canvas bag. I still have it, but like you, I no longer use it since I moved to Fujifilm several years ago. I’m still looking for the perfect replacement that will serve me as long as that bag did. Reply I doubt we will see a bag made that well again. The current bags are excellent, but back then the goal was make the best bag, not watch the cost!! Anyway fun to have lived through all these changes!!!! Reply I love geeking out over camera bags. When I’m out with other photographers I check out their bags and backpacks more than their cameras and lenses. I really like the looks of a nice tan canvas shoulder bag, but I’m more of a backpack person. I’ve started using the Mindshift Sidepath with the X-T3, 18-55, and 55-200 for every day carry. It’s a very light setup with just enough room for the camera gear and plenty of room for extras. For more serious work, I use the Mindshift TrailScape 18L with room for most of the rest of my lenses including the 100-400. Reply I’m super impressed with the Mindshift bags, seem really well designed! I was a big fan of Guru Gear before they changed hands! Bags are gun, but expensive to fill! Reply A certain other force important in my life prevents me from purchasing nice expensive bags so I have to be creative. � At least I have more than five bags for five cameras. :p I have a used given to me bag for my Sony a7ii with Voigtlander 10 and 58. Plus extension tubes. I have a $20 bag for my Sony RX10 IV which also holds Rode mic and two LitraPro Lights. Two LowePro TLZ (one was free and the other was $15) bags that I use to force myself to walk about with one Fuji camera and lens. The bigger TLZ can carry the 50-140 in it. I built a camera bag with this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004O2T3SK/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Bought a camera liner and that bag can be used to carry the X-H1 with the 100-400 attached plus both TCs, filters, batteries, camera strap if I want to carry the camera that way. It is a tough bag – the straps are riveted into the bag. I use a case that was for a JVC camcorder to carry the X-E2 with the 27 on it. Then I got a camera carrying case for $15 to carry my extra lens when needed for an event. I do have a tripod carry bag for my Gitzo tripod (that has the Acra Swiss Monoball head on it) and Sirui monopod with the KX20 head. I also have two other bags if necessary to use but the straps and/or zippers are breaking on them. Would love to have a backpack but more than likely I will have to use my work day pack with a camera liner in it. Reply THANKS MARTIN, GOOD INFO FOR ALL OF US TO ENJOY AND KEEP IN MIND IF WE HAVE SIMILIAR NEEDS!! Reply Too many choices. Overwhelmed. What do you recommend for an X-T2 + Fujinon XF16-55mm F2.8 + Fujinon XF50-100mm? Reply It is overwhelming! I w;ould look at some of the Think Tank smaller backpacks! Reply i have been using the 803 for a couple of years its great like you i have been using Domke bags since the 70’s still have original brown with sown in insert and 2 later bags i have tried others but there is nothing like a Domke bag. Reply It’s one of those feel good stories about a guy that neded a bag for a single purpose and then went out and had it made, what a cool thing that is !!!! For the most part I still find they build them right, good materials, very good sewing and functional designs and well thought out. Wow, I guess I’m their new PR guy!!! Reply LEAVE A REPLY Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Comment Name * Email * Website