Today, the US Cyberspace Solarium Commission published its final report.
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Research from Cancer Council Australia's 2016-17 National Sun Protection Survey shows that 11% of adults have used a solarium, and 1% of those surveyed used a solarium in the previous 12 months, Sinclair said.
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Driving the news: The Solarium Commission, first proposed by commission member Sen.
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Double doors open to a windowed bay that holds a tiled solarium.
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Parents can take a break from their kids in the adults-only solarium.
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The Solarium Bistro is a slightly more upscale buffet, with a Mediterranean touch.
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But it wasn't until I walked into the ship's solarium just before 3 p.m.
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Physical closeness is one of the themes in Massimo Vitali's "#2815 Solarium Verticle" (2007).
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Mike Gallagher (R-Wis.) did much of his PhD thesis on the original Solarium.
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Today's Solarium is looking to defend against digital threats from Russia, China and elsewhere.
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The glass-enclosed solarium on the top floor has a 2,000-square-foot deck.
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The Kennedys held a kindergarten in the White House solarium for daughter, Caroline, in 1963.
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The Kennedys held a kindergarten in the White House solarium for daughter Caroline in 1963.
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One floor will have a spa that will include a solarium and a therapy tub.
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The Solarium Commission's name is taken from President Eisenhower's commission to determine cold war strategy.
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Mr. Shields waved to his friends as his bed was wheeled out of the solarium.
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Jackie set up a nursery school in the third-floor solarium for Caroline and her friends.
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In a moonlit solarium, Aunt Hermina tells Robert the story of her torture by the Nazis.
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The Solarium on the Residence's top floor is where presidents and their families go to relax.
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Like the original Solarium, the cybersecurity version will split into working groups, competitively arguing for different strategies.
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There's also an office, an exercise room and a solarium with slate floors that overlooks a garden.
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By Year 5, he had added three containers, along with the solarium and a second-floor porch.
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The top floor has another Marston & Langinger solarium, along with a tiny kitchen, media room and study.
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Anyone who purchases a spa treatment can use the eucalyptus steam rooms, relaxation lounges, and rooftop solarium.
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The one-bedroom had a spiral staircase leading to a solarium, and a huge private roof deck.
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Beyond the kitchen is a lofty solarium with exposed ceiling trusses, heated marble floors and a Haddonstone fireplace.
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A hallway with a wet bar to the right of the main entrance leads to the octagonal solarium.
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The Cyberspace Solarium Commission was modeled after President Dwight Eisenhower's Project Solarium, which was formed in the 1950s to help the US devise a new foreign policy strategy around the Cold War, showing that the US is fundamentally rethinking how it's approaching new digital battlegrounds as the nature of warfare evolves.
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But other elements looked tired, like the dated kitchen and the vinyl-clad solarium added by a previous owner.
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"A previous owner had built out the solarium or sunroom or whatever is the right term," Mr. Chen said.
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The two were thinking of adding air conditioning in the solarium, which readily overheats, but ran out of money.
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The lamb kofta meatballs at Solarium Bistro were soft and delicate, and came in a perfectly spiced tomato sauce.
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Not far from the Solarium is the Game Room, where presidents can wind down with a game of pool.
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His renovations will reportedly create 210 bedrooms, 21998 bathrooms, five living rooms, two elevators, a solarium, and a whiskey cellar.
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This floor also contains a sitting/reading room with an attached miniature solarium by Marston & Langinger, and the paneled library.
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Underpinning the Cyberspace Solarium Commission's more than 75 recommendations is a conviction that the status quo cybersecurity policy is failing.
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Everyone knows about the Oval Office, but not everyone knows about rooms like the Solarium, which was formerly a kindergarten.
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A solarium is a room or bed fitted with sunlamps or sunbeds that can be used to develop an artificial tan.
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One photo shows the solarium on the roof of the White House, which gives a sweeping view of the Washington Monument.
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Lawmakers modeled the panel after President Dwight Eisenhower's Project Solarium, which developed a Cold War strategy to counter the Soviet Union.
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Behind closed doors in the White House solarium, Houston and Clinton meditated together, communing with the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and Gandhi.
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The Solarium also suggested Congress pass a law to make some tech companies liable for legal damages from known and unpatched vulnerabilities.
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While they do have some interesting choices—an avocado bar, for example—a more serene buffet option, I found, was the Solarium Bistro.
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And then there's a solarium-style living room just off the stairwell that has pane after pane of glass letting in natural light.
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Broker: Kuper Sotheby's International Realty The fourth most popular property has a bright solarium and generous outdoor space, which no doubt attracted interest.
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It has two kitchens, three full bathrooms, a wood shop, wine cellar, theater and game room, glass solarium and planetarium and a fountain room.
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It's decidedly less crowded and full of gorgeous natural light (being under a solarium and all), plus it had plenty of good food options.
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A wall of windows turns his studio into an impromptu solarium but also provides the necessary light for the long hours he spends toiling.
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At 6:12, two nurses wearing blue latex gloves wheeled Mr. Shields into the solarium and plugged his medication pump into a wall socket.
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The Cyberspace Solarium Commission, a working group intended to provide guidance on cyber issues composed of lawmakers, agency heads and former Feds, officially launched Wednesday.
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As lovely as it is, the house isn't nearly as elaborate as it had been in Queens, where it had a solarium and a porch.
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An ongoing restoration promises a new oversize pool in June 243 and a solarium with views of the breaking waves along the Côte des Basques.
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On March 23, the last night of Mr. Shields's life, they would host a party in the hospice solarium with Swiss Chalet takeout for all.
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There are also six wood-burning fireplaces, a skylight on the top floor, and at the parlor level, a glass-enclosed solarium overlooking the garden.
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Richard Nixon was in the solarium with his family when he informed them he was stepping down as president, according to the White House Museum.
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Even if the political environment today is more Wrestlemania than Project Solarium, the American people can start, in their own communities and neighborhoods, to reshape our trajectory.
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BILL CLINTON: I was visibly upset when I went up to the Solarium to see friends and staff who had gathered to discuss what had just happened.
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The centerpiece of the nearly half-acre of landscaped grounds, designed by the firm MPFP, is a courtyard tucked amid all four buildings and anchored by a solarium.
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The new Cybersecurity Solarium Commission hopes that by replicating the process President Eisenhower used to form a nuclear strategy in the 1950s, they can develop one that will last.
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Australian states and territories began banning commercial solariums from 2014, but there have been reports of an illegal solarium industry springing up, with online classifieds used to advertise them.
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At the heart of the village stands the Buoninsegni family villa, once a grand home with decorative beamed ceilings, grand fireplaces and an elegant solarium, or glass-fronted walkway.
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An eminently Instagrammable lobby (neon selfie signs included) is stocked with iMac computers, a billiards table and photo booth, and connects to a spacious solarium with Moroccan-style seating.
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At the other end of the floor is a library lined with mahogany paneling and shelves, along with a large living room and a connecting solarium with cushioned seating.
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"The U.S. government is currently not designed to act with the speed and agility necessary to defend the country in cyberspace," the final report of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission concludes.
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This 268-room co-op unit, which has an entrance on 68th Street, exudes Old World charm, with a paneled library, a stately spiral staircase and a sun-filled solarium.
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Add to that Sterling's cinema room, basketball court and personal solarium (rich person's conservatory), and it's little wonder that his house fails to appeal to a broad range of buyers.
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In the Solarium of the White House, according to Washington journalist Bob Woodward, Houston encouraged Clinton to have brief "conversations" with Roosevelt and Gandhi, two revered figures for the first lady.
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INDOORS Built in 21052 with two bedrooms, the home was expanded in 1983 by Mr. Sheeran to include a third main-floor bedroom, an octagonal solarium and a lower-level guest wing.
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Both the family room and kitchen connect to a 41-foot-long, L-shaped, climate-controlled solarium with an adobe banquette at one end and a live tree rising through the roof.
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The home also has a 450-square-foot gym on the fifth floor and a guest apartment on the top level, with a living room, kitchen, en-suite bedroom and a solarium.
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Mr. Laporte's signless facade — the restaurant's name is written in tile on the front sidewalk — and rear solarium are among the more obvious features that distinguish the restaurant from the usual template.
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When you slid down the banister of the solarium, just as we had done as 8-year-olds and again as 20-year-olds chasing our youth, your joy and laughter were contagious.
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Angus King (I-Maine), who co-chairs the Solarium group, have argued that as long as the U.S. has no doctrine, countries like Russia and China will see no consequence to an attack.
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"For over 20 years, nation-states and non-state actors have used cyberspace to subvert American power, American security, and the American way of life," wrote the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, which Congress created in 2018.
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While visiting Antarctica, the ship is designed to keep guests toasty, from heated storage in the cabins meant to dry wet parkas quickly to a two-story solarium with a swimming pool and hot tub.
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But tucked away in the far reaches of the building are some of the more obscure, less heralded rooms of the White House: the Chocolate Shop, the Game Room, and the Solarium, to name a few.
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To its guests, the Barbizon offered closet-size rooms and lavish shared facilities: a beauty parlor, a swimming pool, a sun deck, Turkish baths, a coffee shop, squash and badminton courts, a solarium, and a roof garden.
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The Cyberspace Solarium Commission -- made up of bipartisan members of Congress, former government officials and industry representatives -- is working toward formulating a comprehensive, strategic approach, commission member Suzanne Spaulding said at the Digital Government Institute's 930gov conference.
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One set of French doors leads from the solarium to a long, vine-covered pergola with stone-top tables and an obelisk; another opens to an herb garden with a pair of espaliered trees and a fountain.
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In 22015, the solarium was converted into a bar called Top of the Tower, which over the years would become a favorite haunt of employees of the United Nations and celebrities like Frank Sinatra and Pearl Bailey.
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From there, you enter a family room with decorative wood molding, a marble fireplace and a media center; this room overlooks a sunken, three-season solarium at the back of the home, originally built as a greenhouse.
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For Dwight Eisenhower, it was the creation of Project Solarium to apply the same strategic planning and vision that won World War II to set the course of the Cold War, and balance domestic and foreign policy priorities.
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These recent cyber incidents are an example of why incorporating some of the principles outlined in the Cyberspace Solarium Commission report could deter future behavior if we signal our resolve, protect our systems and respond swiftly and appropriately.
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"Cyber can certainly be a deterrent, it can be a very powerful weapon," said Senator Angus King, the Maine independent who is a chairman of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, created by Congress, that is examining American offensive cyberstrategy.
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In Hell's Kitchen, a two-bedroom, one-bath duplex unit with parquet floors, a living room with solarium-style windows and a working fireplace, and a private terrace, in a doorman building with a laundry room on each floor.
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Manhattan | 0303 bedroom, 1½ baths This 1,379-square-foot, prewar condo has a living room with an enclosed solarium that opens to a balcony, and a kitchen with a vented island range, in an elevator building with a concierge.
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"You can plop it in a dead corner and suddenly everything comes to life," said Miles Redd, who dressed up the solarium of a California home he designed that was featured in Architectural Digest with six-foot-tall flanking fiddle-leafs.
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Alvear Hotels & Residences The historic Alvear Palace Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina, is transforming its upper floors and rooftop ballroom space into 15 new classic-contemporary suites, a solarium swimming pool and two bars with outdoor terraces overlooking the city.
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According to its website, the Golden Mile gym has an "aqua zone" with an 82-foot swimming pool, a snow room, a Jacuzzi, a hammam, a Finnish sauna, a Turkish sauna, an aromatic sauna, an ice fountain, and a solarium.
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Nevertheless, I feel it incumbent upon me to be on the lookout for a test that will allow me to claim I have a million-dollar portfolio and a second home in Florida with a solarium and in-ground pool.
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The cyberspace commission was modeled on work done in the Eisenhower administration, the original Project Solarium, which ultimately shored up the containment policy of the Cold War and focused the military on building a broad deterrence policy around nuclear weapons.
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The next morning the house guests -- there were always house guests during the Clinton years -- got up and went to the sunny Solarium, with its floor to ceiling windows overlooking the Washington Monument and the Mall, to have a quiet breakfast.
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While doing a deconstructed version of the conga, one of Baker's signatures, and chanting fragments from her songs, a diverse group of seven dancers will make their way up the ramps to the house's solarium and then down its spiral staircase.
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A giant luxury cruise ship is selling $3 million apartments on board that boast high-end amenities like a pool in the ocean, a solarium, and a putting greenCruise-ship workers say they have so much sex that it's comparable to college
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The Asbury's lobby, which you enter through a solarium, features a living room lounge stocked with books on the history of rock music on one side and a pinball machine and mini performance space that hosts open-mike nights on the other.
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The Senate's version of the National Defense Authorization Act, passed Thursday afternoon, would create the Cyberspace Solarium Commission — a 13-person committee containing representatives from both elected branches of government and the private sector to suggest a concrete national policy for cyber warfare.
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"This is, for us, a piece of property maybe for life, and so we see it as growing with our needs," she said, adding that they plan to build a solarium next year and, in five years, a family room and additional bedroom.
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"The U.S. government is currently not designed to act with the speed and agility necessary to defend the country in cyberspace," concluded the report, the result of a year-long study by the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, a group created by Congress in 2018.
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"Taking a page from President Eisenhower [and the original Solarium Commission, which sought out strategic solutions to the USSR problem] the commission's goal is to bring together the country's best and brightest to develop a comprehensive, strategic approach to counter these growing threats," said Gallagher.
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Beyond this room is a 19-by-20-foot dining room with hand-tooled leather wall panels flanked by mahogany pilasters, a marble fireplace, gilded plaster ceiling molding and two sets of French doors with etched glass and transom lights leading to the solarium.
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Sure, the Carringtons have a massive mansion, private jets, the ability to FaceTime in Haiti (what?), and an array of Bentleys at their disposal, but the devil is in the details —at one point, four members of the famed family sit on wicker chairs in their solarium. WICKER!
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On the Market 16 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • On the Upper West Side, a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment with a solarium and private terrace in Astor Court, a mid-rise prewar building.
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Even Tiffany Trump has gotten in on the posting action, wearing American flag shoes and posing with half-brother Eric on the balcony outside the White House solarium: And while it's fun to catch these mini-episodes of "keeping up with the Trumps," the branding of the Trump clan is likely the paramount strategy here.
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Mike GallagherMichael (Mike) John GallagherLawmakers warn US, UK intel sharing at risk after Huawei decision GOP lawmaker: UK-Huawei deal could force US to 'reexamine' intelligence-sharing partnership Congressman warns, UK special relationship in jeopardy over Huawei deal MORE (R-Wis.), the co-chairman of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, said during an appearance on Hill.
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In 2003, Mr. Eliasson transformed Turbine Hall at Tate Modern in London into a makeshift solarium; he built waterfalls on industrial scaffolding in the East River in New York City in 2008; and for the COP 21 climate conference in Paris last fall, he left 12 blocks of a Greenlandic glacier to melt in front of the Pantheon.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE (R-Neb.) that would set up a "Cyberspace Solarium Commission" to develop a strategic approach to protecting U.S. assets in cyberspace.
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Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker There is a small à-la-carte menu, as well, which might do more to court regulars were it not served only in what's called the barroom, which is behind the main dining room and has the air of a solarium, with a glass ceiling and glass walls.
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On the Market 19 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • On the Upper East Side, a one-bedroom, two-bath penthouse with a den, a two-sided fireplace, a solarium and a wraparound terrace at the top of a full-service prewar co-op.
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Angus KingAngus KingSenators set for briefing on cyber threats from Iran Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks Navy proposes construction cutbacks, ship retirements, curtailing fleet goal MORE (I-Maine), the co-chairman of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, called for the government to bring in cyber experts to try to hack U.S. systems to find vulnerabilities.
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The report, which was compiled by the bipartisan Cyberspace Solarium Commission over the past year, aims to define federal priorities around defending the U.S. against cyber threats is set to be released next week, with members of the commission that assembled the congressionally mandated report using the Super Tuesday contests to highlight the election security priorities included in the report (The Hill).
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On the Market This week's properties include five-bedroom homes in Pennington, N.J. and Oyster Bay Cove, N.Y. 15 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties: In Oyster Bay Cove, N.Y., a 4,230-square-foot, five-bedroom, four-full-and-two-half-bath house built in 1927, with four fireplaces, dual staircases, French doors, arched doorways, a solarium, a pool and a tennis court, on 6.57 acres.
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She quietly developed two sets of plans: one that reflected the limited changes Ms. Byles had requested and another that illustrated what could be done by completely renovating and expanding the house, including demolishing the solarium, reorienting the main living spaces to take advantage of views to Mount Tamalpais and Richardson Bay, increasing the size of the living room and replacing the shingled exterior with an expanse of glass and wood slats.
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In the years leading up to the Depression, it was increasingly common for women to have a gap between college and marriage, with many of them moving to the city for work, said Joanna Scutts, the author of "The Extra Woman: How Marjorie Hillis Led a Generation of Women to Live Alone and Like It." The rooftop bar was originally a solarium, which provided a common space for the building's female residents to relax — and to receive "men callers," according to a brochure of the time.
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Mike GallagherMichael (Mike) John GallagherRussia using coronavirus fears to spread misinformation in Western countries Lawmakers introduce measure to freeze out Huawei from financial system Hillicon Valley: House passes key surveillance bill | Paul, Lee urge Trump to kill FISA deal | White House seeks help from tech in coronavirus fight | Dem urges Pence to counter virus misinformation MORE (R-Wis.), the co-chairs of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, told The Hill in a statement that they believed the U.S. was engaged in a "war" against foreign hackers and those spreading misinformation around coronavirus.
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