It's a problem that's led to inventive solutions, including one called "cold storage," which involves storing funds on a device that never touches the internet, and "deep cold storage," which takes it one step further by implementing some means to make retrieving coins even more difficult than depositing them into cold storage.
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CHICAGO, March 22 (Reuters) - U.S. pork in cold storage in February posted the smallest gain for that month in nine years, according to Tuesday's U.S. Department of Agriculture cold storage report.
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Yes, CoLD SToRAGE was created purely for the WipEout music.
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For rising temperatures you need air conditioning and cold storage.
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Supplies of pork bellies in cold storage jumped in January.
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Litecoin closer resembles bitcoin in the convenience of cold storage.
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The rest was presumably in "cold storage," meaning bitcoin kept offline.
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Without dedicated backups in cold storage, key information could become lost.
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Hotter climates will raise demand for cold storage and air conditioning.
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If BitGo is unavailable, Bitfinex can use its cold storage key.
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It's a cold storage wallet, meaning it's not connected to the internet.
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The news that supplies in cold storage jumped caught some off guard.
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"They halted withdrawals and they put everything into cold storage," he said.
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The 1905 building was originally the Merchants' Refrigerating Company's large cold-storage warehouse.
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USDA will issue the monthly cold storage report on Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Last summer, Paramount bought the film rights to Cold Storage, according to Variety.
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Cold storage for food, research, and other supplies is in this middle deck.
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With his remaining funds, he sequenced 15, leaving the rest in cold storage.
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They include cement, coffee and mattress factories, cold-storage facilities, hotels and others.
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With a Zoolz subscription, you're afforded two storage options: Instant Vault and Cold Storage.
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At its Cloud Next conference, Google today launched a new archival cold storage service.
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Ninety percent of assets are sitting in people's cold storage, or wallets, or exchanges.
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It has few cold storage networks, and cross-country transport is at glacial speeds.
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The fund rebalances once a month, and all assets are held in cold storage.
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There are two kinds of cryptocurrency wallets, security-wise: "hot" wallets and "cold" storage.
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Sterling Bay was the developer that transformed a cold-storage building into Google's Chicago headquarters.
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As CoLD SToRAGE, the Welsh musician wrote and recorded eight tracks for Psygnosis's futuristic racer.
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Maeve's charred remains will (I'm guessing) awaken the vast number of robots in cold storage.
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They look like Sims and dance like their bodies were just unfrozen from cold storage.
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Witnesses said about 20 people in the supermarket found refuge in its cold storage room.
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The funds were kept in "cold storage," a source close to the company told Recode.
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Normally, Novo Nordisk holds seven weeks' worth of stock at cold storage facilities in Britain.
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With refrigeration equipment not functioning, cold-storage warehouses that held the chemicals began to warm.
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The space offers a 900-square-foot basement featuring two walk-in cold storage units.
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We know from the analog film industry that cellulose acetate does well in cold storage.
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Cold storage is no joke, and people go to great lengths to secure their devices.
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The latest beef cold-storage inventory was seen as supportive for the cattle sector, traders said.
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For one, vaccinations require cold storage, which is tough in places that experience frequent electrical outages.
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Some are for the collection here, contained in a series of walk-in cold storage rooms.
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The bodies of 125 victims were placed in the cold storage of the hospital, officials said.
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They tend to only cover offline "cold storage," which is also generally preferred by cryptocurrency companies.
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They tend to only cover offline "cold storage," which is also generally preferred by cryptocurrency companies.
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It causes him to go haywire, and later he winds up in cold storage because of it.
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China is believed to have a large reserve of pork supplies and significant supplies in cold storage.
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Cold storage is the difference: Bitcoin ATMs can convert bitcoin stored on USB drives into actual currency.
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A major cheese festival, the Cheesemonger Invitational, is at Larkin Cold Storage in Long Island City, Queens.
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The start-up will hold most of the digital coins offline in what is called cold storage.
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Klee and the other researchers found that cold storage does not significantly affect the tomatoes' sugars and acids.
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If you know your Google Cloud Storage, the launch of a new cold storage service may surprise you.
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The Warriors' champagne remains in cold storage, perhaps shipped back to a Napa vineyard under cover of night.
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Produce, dairy, meat, and fish go bad in transit because of inadequate refrigerated transport and cold storage facilities.
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China's duties on U.S. beef exports comes as more of the product is piling up in cold storage.
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The unknown victim, nicknamed Ötzi, has literally been in cold storage in her museum for a quarter-century.
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Some growers here keep months' worth of potatoes, radishes, onions, cabbages and other vegetables that can weather cold storage.
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Keep the crypto that you won't need for a while in a secure wallet, a vault, or cold storage.
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He lets himself be killed, and finally finds Kohana's body in cold storage, alongside dozens of other deactivated hosts.
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It isn't quite cold storage, but at least it empowers users by allowing them to hold their own keys.
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The difference ends up in cold storage, with around 3,500 tons warehoused as of April, according to government data.
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The county just asked the state to send over a cold storage trailer because the morgue is already full.
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This technique is known as "cold storage," and it might be more trouble than it's worth on a smartphone.
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Cold storage is a high-security method for storing private keys that control the majority of one's digital funds.
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Others, like Kingspan, an importer of Turkish insulated panels for warehouses and cold storage, said volume nearly doubled last year.
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Wendy's' "Cold Storage" Set to Foreigner's Cold as Ice, the fast-food chain promotes their always fresh, never frozen meat.
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With routine immunisation comes supply chains, cold storage, trained health-care staff, data monitoring, disease surveillance, health records and more.
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It was not clear what portion of the exchange's crypto holding were kept in cold storage, versus its hot wallet.
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"We doubled our distilling in the fall and we added a spring distillation with cold storage apples," Laird Dunn says.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports there were nearly 62 million pounds of pork bellies in cold storage last month.
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It is aggressively promoting a national system of cold storage and refrigerator trucks, for safer handling of its food supply.
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But the agency couldn't figure out how or why they ended up in a cold-storage room at the NIH.
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Chief Stack's marrow was not a match for an immediate transplant, and the blood sample was put into cold storage.
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Last month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported that the total frozen whole turkeys in cold storage as of Sept.
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"Cold storage" refers to keeping digital assets completely offline, disconnected from the internet and thus minimizing the incidence of hackings.
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Eventually, Robertson and BMI hoped, the machine would replace cold storage as a way to preserve organs designated for transplants.
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But that put me on high alert, and I went and rented a cold storage facility to store everything properly.
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The club currently pays more than $73,000 a month for its building, a former cold-storage warehouse for a dairy.
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Lineage Logistics, the country's largest cold-storage warehouse operator, is hiring 2,000 workers to help deal with the sudden crunch.
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President Trump heavily criticized the TPP and withdrew the United States from the pact, essentially putting it into cold storage.
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Pork bellies typically go into cold storage at the end of the year when there's excess supply and lower demand.
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But the Carla can be harvested for even longer — from February into May, June, or July when kept in cold storage.
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In addition, it is also launched a few new features for developers who want to use its Glacier cold storage service.
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Reed: "Cold Storage" was shot in Los Angeles and was based on a pair of black market speaker salesman we encountered.
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When customers sign up, they will receive an overnighted cold storage container, shipping, and instructions, all together called a Dadi Kit.
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Acura's next generation supercar has been a very long time in coming, a legendary nameplate left too long in cold storage.
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What good is cold storage for protecting private keys for refugees living in camps who can likely barely secure their homes?
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Xapo, a start-up that offers bitcoin wallets and cold storage vault, was co-founded by Paypal board member Wences Caceres.
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Beyond the public rooms is a large, commercial-grade kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, a wine cellar and cold storage rooms.
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Normally, Spanish care homes put bodies in cold storage before collection by funeral services, the BBC described health officials as saying.
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The body parts, which included severed heads, were found in cold-storage containers and tool boxes, some covered in cat litter.
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But neither "ten" nor "The Matter" feel like historic revivals warmed up from cold storage; they feel brimful of inquiring thought.
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Security-conscious cryptocurrency owners often use a hot wallet for purchases and put the majority of their funds in cold storage.
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"I think this relationship is going to go into cold storage for a very long time," said former Malaysian diplomat Dennis Ignatius.
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Also, the U.S. dairy industry faces over-production issues, including a record U.S. cheese stockpile — roughly 1.4 billion pounds in cold storage.
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Monday's USDA cold storage report for June included total beef inventories at 448.6 million pounds, a drop of over 16 million pounds.
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Before transplantation, scientists flush the donated kidney with oxygenated blood to revive the organ and repair any damage caused by cold storage.
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The couple's second choice was used, and it turned out to be a world record in terms of viability after cold storage.
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You won't notice any of this; Lepton compression is only done on Dropbox servers, where your data is put into cold storage.
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The crypto currencies the company uses to provide this service is also held offline in 'cold storage', Storonsky told me on stage.
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It also plans to build salt-harvesting and seaweed-processing facilities, as well as cold-storage units to keep catches fresh longer.
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Beef and pork supplies in cold storage were about 2 percent and 10 percent below records set in 2016 and 2015, respectively.
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The drug is robust and stable enough to be transported and used in hot climates where cold storage can be a problem.
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Traders were awaiting the USDA's monthly cattle-on-feed and cold storage reports, both of which were scheduled for release on Friday.
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While the rest of their family lies at rest in St. Petersburg, the last Romanov children wait, locked up in cold storage.
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Some medical examiners, especially in hard-hit Ohio, have had to store their corpses in cold-storage trailers in their parking lots.
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Although state hospitals are equipped with cold storage facilities, most are not operational, with funds earmarked for their maintenance frequently diverted elsewhere.
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The USDA's monthly cold storage report, issued after the close on Monday, showed increases in U.S. beef and pork stocks in January.
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You enter a cold-storage chamber, spare but for a few industrial benches, and are instructed to remove your shoes and socks.
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Morgan Creek said the use of cold storage, where the currencies are stored offline, and third-party custody will alleviate those worries.
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Most of the people in the shop escaped after hiding in a cold storage room and then fleeing through an emergency exit.
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To extend the shelf-life of agricultural products like tomatoes, many of us resort to the tried-and-true practice of cold storage.
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First off, there's Zoolz, which offers 1TB of cold storage for files you seldom open, and another 23TB for data you access regularly.
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Sirin Labs is getting all the buzzwords in with phrases like decentralized economy, decentralized app stores, cold-storage wallets, and secure blockchain transactions.
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So starting in March 2015, the lab was moved to the Prineville data center, where it now sits in Facebook's Cold Storage facility.
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Last Friday's USDA monthly cold storage report put total November pork stocks at 505.0 million pounds, down 16 percent from the previous month.
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The approximately 500 cold storage facilities built in Bamian with the help of the Afghan government in recent years are simply not enough.
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All funds will be held by Coinbase in cold storage, which is certainly a plus considering their experience managing such high-value assets.
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A concurrent project is centered on an invention dubbed Pelican that uses cold storage to preserve dozens of disk drives, The Register reported.
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If you, too, want to get a jump on improving your cold storage, here are some recipes from our archives: Mango-Cranberry Chicken.
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"When we ship this, it will be the most secure cold storage wallet on the market," HTC's Chen told CNBC in an interview.
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With low-cost cold storage, however, about 150 of Nziu's farmers now can keep their harvest refrigerated while they scout for prospective buyers.
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Down the hall from the main room is a cold-storage locker, where original slides and transparencies are cataloged out of harm's way.
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The United States is currently in the midst of an epic cheese glut — with 2000 billion pounds of cheese sitting in cold storage.
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After the close, the USDA reported a sharp drop in beef stocks in cold storage as of April 30, while pork belly stocks rose.
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With Cold Storage, he makes his author debut — and like his most popular screenplays, his first book is filled with suspense and morbid witticisms.
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Chicken supplies in cold storage facilities reached a record at more than 959 million pounds at the end of September, according to USDA data.
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When the museum vacated the warehouse, the building was transformed into a cold storage unit, and aluminum insulation panels covered the mural in 1989.
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"We built this entire system that's essentially a new cold storage system," revealed Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella onstage at the company's Ignite conference today.
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In contrast, leading U.S. exchange Coinbase says on its website that 98 percent of its digital currency holdings are offline, or in "cold" storage.
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On Monday afternoon, USDA said in a monthly cold storage report that frozen beef stocks rose to 469.380 million lbs as of Aug. 31.
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But shipments of U.S. pork to China have so far fallen short of market expectations and supplies in U.S. cold storage warehouses have swelled.
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While mainstream warehouse construction is growing, there is still a very limited supply of cold storage real estate, which makes it that much more valuable.
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"Custodian's cold storage system was purpose-built to demonstrate 'proof of control' of the private keys associated with its public bitcoin addresses," the filing said.
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The total supply of beef in cold storage at the end of June was 395.5 million pounds, more than 12% less than a year ago.
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What makes Google cold storage different from the likes of AWS S3 Glacier, for example, is that the data is immediately available, without millisecond latency.
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But Kingdom Trust received a "drastic discount" because of its technology, a type of "cold storage," in which digital coins are stored offline, Jennings said.
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In a separate report, the USDA said stocks of beef and pork in cold storage above prior-year levels, which could also drag on futures.
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Cold storage in Mbandaka -- a city of nearly 211 million people in Equateur Province in northwestern Congo -- is in the process of being set up.
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In the 1950s, Eddie Bauer himself would instruct employees to spend time in cold storage lockers and make sure the company's parkas kept them warm.
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The crime laboratory at the police headquarters at Camp Crame in Manila has only two dissection tables and no cold storage for bodies, SOCO said.
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It said it had refused them access to the tiny island of Lampedusa because it did not have cold storage facilities for the bodies there.
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It is generally understood that the majority of one's funds—a virtual savings account, basically—should ideally be kept in cold storage for extra security.
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Bonus: Aketcheta and his family also make inside, where he finds Kohana, and presumably all the hosts who have been biding their time in cold storage.
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The traditional way is cold storage -- flushing the heart with a solution that drops its core temperature, and then putting it in a cooler on ice.
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There is roughly a 1.4 billion pound stockpile of U.S.-made cheese in cold-storage warehouses — the largest stockpile on record, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Going off of this theory, who's to say that there aren't more Teddys, Maeves, or Armistices waiting in cold storage to be sent into the park?
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That's what allows AWS to offer the service at a very low price, but it also means you can't use it for anything but cold storage.
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According to Robertson's affidavit, Cotten was "always very conscious about security," and so far attempts to access the funds kept in cold storage have been unsuccessful.
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In fact, their security is so respected that they have another product called Coinbase Custody, which offers cold storage and custody services for other investment funds.
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The cold storage facility is a metal room with its own diesel generator to ensure the temperature remains at zero degrees despite Karachi's frequent power cuts.
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"Meanwhile, the dead are being buried, as it is not possible to keep them in cold storage for long due to the hot weather," he said.
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Instead, three of the five cookies returned to Earth on one of SpaceX's Dragon capsules on January 8 and were moved to cold storage in Houston.
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KORAT, Thailand — The authorities killed the gunman near the cold storage refrigerators of the Foodland supermarket in the mall he terrorized during Thailand's deadliest mass shooting.
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At least 23 Ohioans die from heroin overdoses each week — so many that some coroner's offices are requesting cold-storage trailers to use as makeshift morgues.
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By the way, a Ledger Nano S hardware wallet for cold storage costs around $100; both the Finney and the Exodus will run you roughly $1,000.
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Cold storage warehouses and distribution centers are suddenly in high demand thanks to new food delivery services such as Peapod by Giant, Amazon Fresh and Blue Apron.
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But that unit — located in a small one-story building at the edge of West Virginia's border — does not have any cold storage to help preserve samples.
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After finding Kohana in a cold storage unit, Aketcheta realizes that he's not alone in feeling loss; it's his responsibility to help others emerge from the darkness.
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Bjerkestrand says the company has been getting requests from all around the world, although he wouldn't share details on how much a place in cold storage costs.
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Apple-growers use everything from just plain cold storage to chemical treatments designed to slow ripening, which can give apples shelf lives of several months not weeks.
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"While the production of turkey has been strong, the stocks of the whole birds in cold storage has been a bit low," said USDA economist Sean Ramos.
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"We have studies in this area that are looking at combining better formulations, with better packaging, with a better process and then with cold storage," Douglas said.
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If you find yourself in a comparable situation with a cold storage wallet—or the Sirin Labs Finney blockchain phone—you generally have no options at all.
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In January 21015, shopworker Lassana Bathily ushered panicked shoppers into a cold storage room at the Parisian kosher deli when an Islamist militant killed four Jewish hostages.
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Chicken supplies in cold storage facilities reached a record at more than 959 million pounds (435 million kg) at the end of September, according to USDA data.
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After users have selected the breed, cut, and rancher of their choosing, the cow is butchered, packaged, barcoded, and finally shipped to buyers in cold storage containers.
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You need cold storage through the entire chain, plus you need to connect all the suppliers with all the customers but the customers aren't necessarily Amazon's consumers.
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Major problems at the site include container shipping and cold storage that remain out of bounds, while Nind's own office is also in a no-go zone.
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The Menlo Park, California-based company holds most of the digital coins offline, in what is known as "cold storage," to prevent hackers from stealing the coins.
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The ministry also planned to launch an inspection of slaughterhouses across the country to get a complete picture of pork stocks being held in cold storage facilities.
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She got them, along with a 54-room apartment, including a dining room that could seat 125 and a cold storage room for her furs and flowers.
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So, it's clunky, but cold storage still has the benefit of letting you feel safer in storing more funds than you would in a hot wallet, right?
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The funds are 100% cold storage secured except for when the portfolio is rebalanced once a month to account for fluctuations in pricing among the basket of assets.
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It now comprises more than 20 companies operating in the frozen fish industry, in processing, manufacturing, wholesale and retail marketing, cold storage and distribution, according to its website.
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"Refrigeration and cold storage are really big issues, and will be for the forseeable future," says one former federal emergency response official who asked not to be identified.
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"The site lost refrigeration to all of its cold-storage warehouses when electrical power was lost and back-up generators were flooded," the company said in a statement.
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We criticize schools' reliance on highly processed, heat-'n'-eat food, but cooking from scratch requires adequate cold storage and food preparation facilities, as well as trained workers.
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Some of the returned samples were never opened to prevent possible contamination, while other lunar materials, after some initial processing, were re-sealed and placed in cold storage.
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Pork belly inventories in cold storage in December were 17.8 million pounds, the smallest for that time of year since the USDA began tracking the data in 1957.
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She had plans to put her coins in cold storage, but as a security stopgap was relying on two-factor authentication (2FA) through Coinbase, as many people do.
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Gardner said a safer option than an exchange would be a wallet that relies on cold storage, where the point is to safely store cryptocurrency, not trade it.
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Operating costs are kept low by employing only a handful of people to stock aisles and limiting the amount of cold storage, which is necessary for fresh food.
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But the new cold storage facility, which preserves the farmers' highly perishable fruit and stops it from going rotten before it reaches consumers' tables, is making things easier.
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USDA cold storage data showing a 13% drop in total beef supplies at the end of May, compared with a year earlier, offset some weakness in live cattle.
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Not really, because now there's the added risk of losing your cold storage if you misplace your phone and seed phrase, or if they are destroyed or stolen.
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Zoolz Cloud Storage: Lifetime of 1TB Instant Vault and 1TB of Cold Storage — $44.95 See Details No one in history has wanted to deal with data migration using iTunes.
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The 27-year-old suspect, Takahiro Shiraishi, confessed to cutting up the bodies and hiding them in cold-storage cases, covered with cat litter, a police spokesman said Tuesday.
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For Glacier, AWS' cold storage service for data you want to keep in a safe spot but don't expect to use much, the price drops are even more pronounced.
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And when demand for milk and dairy goes down in the summer, dairy producers store their excess milk as cheese, which has a longer shelf life in cold storage.
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Fruit producers had long pressed for more air cargo services but disjointed planning and a lack of infrastructure, such as facilities for cold storage, had proved a stumbling-block.
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Not Cold Storage Dear Diary: I was with some friends in Greenwich Village and we stopped in to visit their niece, who had recently graduated from New York University.
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However, U.S. pork export sales to China have turned out weaker than expected so far, in part because China has large inventories of pork in cold storage, traders said.
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Each morning, about four dozen responders file into the warehouse, on a side street in the Long Island City neighborhood opposite a cold-storage facility and a cement plant.
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But now farmers in Nziu are benefiting from two innovations – solar-powered cold storage, and biological pest control – to help protect their harvest against the effects of climate change.
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After Tuesday's close, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said U.S. beef stocks in cold storage declined 1.2% in September from a month earlier and 8.5% from a year earlier.
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U.S. pork faces retaliatory duties of 62 percent in China and up to 20 percent in Mexico, reducing demand and contributing to a mountain of unsold meat in cold storage.
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Unlike the cold storage in a cooler, the heart is still warm in the device; it's beating, and is being fed by a steady stream of oxygenated blood and nutrients.
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Instant Vault delivers 1.5 TB of space for data you need to access regularly, and Cold Storage provides another 1.5 TB of real estate for things that rarely gets revisited.
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Centers that are connected to the grid battle with an erratic, poor-quality power supply that puts at risk baby deliveries, paediatric emergencies and cold storage of vaccines, campaigners say.
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The first thing you should know is that the HTC Exodus 1 is not a so-called cold storage wallet, which keeps your digital ducats completely disconnected from the internet.
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Since online exchanges and storage systems have often been hacked, criminals — and security-minded bitcoin enthusiasts — prefer to store their currencies offline, what cryptocurrency users refer to as cold storage.
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If a finished satellite is destined to go up on the next launch, its batteries will be removed from cold storage and installed on the craft at the last station.
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In addition to the meat that is kept in cold storage, the Chinese government also keeps a reserve of live hogs, which it releases to farmers in times of shortages.
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He was, in effect, brought out of cold storage for this talk, a relic of the era when the debate over political correctness first began to boil in the mid-'90s.
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Investing in cold storage to keep farmers' produce fresh, for example, could "dramatically increase" their productivity - but individual projects are often too small to attract large sums of capital, Glemarec said.
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I'm really proud of what I've achieved under the CoLD SToRAGE brand, which has grown with another logo, this time created by a long-time artist friend of mine, Steve Pick.
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But Air Lease founder Steven Udvar-Hazy, a doyen of the leasing industry, said the NMA project remained "a little bit in cold storage" as long as the MAX grounding lasted.
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Such enterprises can store their data based on its "temperature," keeping hotter data on flash, where it can be more quickly accessed, and archived info in cost-effective cold storage archives.
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Small importers buy craft beer on the grey market and treat it badly, skimping on the cold storage needed to keep it fresh on long journeys to Chinese bars and supermarkets.
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In an unusual setup, Robertson said Cotten was the only person with the cryptographic keys to access $137 million of cryptocurrencies kept in "cold" storage to mitigate the risk of hacks.
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Out of the logistics industry's 980 million square feet (91 million square meters) of captive, agri-based and cold storage warehousing, Bhuniya estimated 85 percent were old godowns and traditional structures.
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Three years later, the Stedelijk moved out of the city-owned building, which became a cold storage facility, and aluminum insulation siding was added to its exterior, completely concealing Haring's mural.
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They also criticize him for not setting up more food processing and cold storage facilities, which would allow them to store their crops without having to sell immediately after the harvest.
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Founded in the deadly aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, ALAN is a nonprofit network of transportation, warehousing, cold storage and distribution trade organizations that eases the flow of aid to disaster sites.
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In this set-up, every Bitfinex user is assigned their own wallet with three cryptographic keys—one held by Bitfinex, one by BitGo, and one in cold storage under Bitfinex's control.
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That will likely mean big changes for the cold-storage industry, which at 3.6 billion cubic feet currently accounts for just a tiny slice of U.S. industrial-and-logistics real estate overall.
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Adequate stocks of pork in U.S. cold storage also weighed on the market, after the USDA reported total pork stocks at the end of September up 1.6% percent from a year earlier.
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But it could also apply to cryonics —the practice of preserving a person in cold storage in the hopes that they'll eventually be brought back to life once the requisite technologies exist.
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Yet Anchorage offers a rare combination of institutional-since-day-one security rigor with the ability to participate in votes and governance of crypto assets that's impossible if they're in cold storage.
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"It has been dragged out of cold storage two weeks before an election as a clear case of political victimization and can be classified as pre-poll rigging," the PPP statement said.
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Earlier this year, the founder of Quadriga, a digital currency platform, died abruptly, leaving the firm unable to access cryptoassets belonging to clients that had been stored offline in "cold storage"{here}.
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NASS was scheduled to publish monthly Cold Storage data on Tuesday and monthly Cattle on Feed data on Friday – reports that can move cattle and hog futures at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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How fun would it be if both teams made the conference final and suddenly you had Stars fans freaking out over whether they'd have to break Kari Lehtonen out of cold storage?
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There's an important bit of narration when Ake talks about finding Koha in cold storage, standing alongside the other hosts who have been disappeared from the park for one reason or another.
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Coconut milk, yogurt and mango pulp already made this one thick and creamy, so sending it into cold storage and then defrosting at room temperature did not diminish the texture that much.
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While the Exodus and the Finney presumably make it easier to spend from cold storage than if you used a USB stick or a hardware wallet, it still requires some extra steps.
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A Sirin Labs spokesperson confirmed that if a Finney user loses their phone and their seed phrase, they permanently lose access to their keys in cold storage, as is the industry standard.
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The service allows users to define their various backup policies and retention periods, including the ability to move backups to cold storage (for EFS data) or delete them completely after a certain time.
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At its re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, AWS today announced a small but significant update to its S3 cloud storage and Glacier cold storage service — and how developers can access data in them.
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For example, they'd like to know if storing the materials in a vacuum or in cold storage preserved volatile compounds better than standard conditions, namely storage at room temperature under clean flowing nitrogen.
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The money will target acquiring assets and developing projects in sea and river ports, freight corridors, special economic zones, inland container terminals, and logistics infrastructure such as cold storage, the two organizations said.
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In the Federated States of Micronesia outbreak, for example, almost half of the adult victims had received two or more doses of measles vaccine, but the problem may have been inadequate cold storage.
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Other smaller enterprises, such as Power OffGrid in Jowhar, are providing solar home systems, mini-grids and solar equipment to run irrigation pumps for farmers and cold storage for clinics and local businesses.
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This means the startup will provide products like a real-time dashboard for investors (as opposed to a monthly emailed PDF) but also focus on complicated engineering issues like optimizing cold storage procedures.
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Beauty Shoppe, which has eight locations and next year will expand into a former automotive parts plant in Pittsburgh and a cold-storage facility in Detroit, is inspired by the buildings it occupies.
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Just behind where I am standing and looking at the screen is a cold storage unit containing meat and fish packaging, prototypes of what packaging in 2020 and in 2050 could look like.
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Users on Reddit noted that Bitfinex did actually use cold storage previously, and blamed the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission for a 2015 move to multi-signature wallets, which allowed for the hack.
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Although its too early to know exactly how Bitfinex was compromised, The Next Web reports that the exchange stored no bitcoin in cold storage (aka offline), meaning users had to secure their own wallets.
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But relations with Gevers were deadlocked, and he still had single-signature access to the safe-deposit box in Zug that held the cold-storage laptop with the private keys to the crypto assets.
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"There's quite a lot of energy used to get produce from the farm to the distributor to the cold storage to the packer to the distributor to the retailer to the house," said Harper.
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According to the affidavit, the majority of the exchange's funds were kept in "cold" storage, likely meaning that the keys were stored on a secure device not connected to the internet for security purposes.
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While most of us are bundling up in multiple infinity scarves and parkas that could double as sleeping bags, celebs are opening up their cold storage to pull out fuzzy coat after fuzzy coat.
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"Some fishermen also damage the bodies quite badly so as to avoid damaging their nets," he said in the institute's cold storage room, showing a dead dolphin whose tail flukes had been cut off.
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After Cu Rua's death, the corpse was kept in cold storage for weeks at the Vietnam National Museum of Nature, at minus 15 degrees Celsius, as the authorities debated how best to preserve it.
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Meat, dairy and produce groups as well as federal regulators say the U.S. has an ample amount of products in cold storage to handle the unexpected demand for food and household products from Americans.
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In January 2015, 24-year-old Lassana Bathily was widely praised for hiding customers in a cold-storage room after a gunman attacked a kosher supermarket near the Porte de Vincennes, in eastern Paris.
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The plant was shut down last Friday in anticipation of the storm, and a skeleton crew of 11 was left behind to ensure that the chemicals, which are kept in cold storage, remained safe.
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The genomes of SARS and Covid-2628 are 28503 percent identical, and now there is renewed interest in a vaccine that began development in 22020 which has been sitting, untested, in cold storage since.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's monthly cold storage report showed total pork inventories for June at 560.0 million pounds, down nearly 64 million from May - the second largest-ever withdrawal for the month, analysts said.
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As often as not, these sudden reversals of the underlying downtrend have been triggered by tight LME spreads, which have incentivised metal to be brought out of financing cold storage and delivered against short positions.
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For example, instead of focusing on one business, like a flower grower, commercial interests should consider the entire local value chain: refrigerated transport, cold storage, access to power, and efficient access to points of export.
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According to new data from the USDA, American meat producers now have 2.5 billion pounds of chicken, turkey, pork, and beef in cold storage, which is also a record, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Whatever the referendum's outcome, a host of other EU plans, shelved for fear of alienating British voters, will come out of cold storage, including energy-saving rules to limit the power of toasters and kettles.
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At around 11:30 am on July 211, 22002, a scientist from the Food and Drug Administration went inside Room 21979C22015, a cold-storage area at the National Institutes of Health Labs in Bethesda, Maryland.
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I ended up learning about disrupted hunting patterns and disappearing caribou, fibre-optic lines and road construction, oil drilling and pipelines, and in-ground cold storage shelters that no longer stay cold, among other things.
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The only really new service here is Coldline, which now gives developers a real cold storage service on the Google Cloud Platform and clearly positions Nearline as the service for backups and long-tail content.
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The lower deck is for crew members' sleeping, storage, and entertainment; the middle deck is for science experiments, cold storage, workstations, galleys, and growing food; and the upper deck is for medical use and exercise.
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"Amid heightened interest in the concept of digital currencies, a simple, user-friendly cold storage wallet" with the ability to facilitate trading or exchanging for another crypto-currency is key to wider adoption, said Voorhees.
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Here's more details about the token sale platform, via Unikrn's blog: Unikrn built an entirely new token selling platform with dynamic, random, hot-swappable cold-storage wallets and full global Know Your Customer (KYC) system.
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"When I read the interviews, which were shocking, I realized that the detainees are being warehoused as goods — beneath even animals, just treated as cold storage," said Sillman in a press release about the project.
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Indeed, U.S. Department of Agriculture figures showed December 83.33 ended with the lowest supplies of pork bellies in cold storage during a December going back to when the department began tracking the number in 2014.3.
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Cold storage data released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture after the close appeared supportive to both hogs and cattle due to declines in beef and pork stocks in September, normally a stock-building month.
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The vault became an invaluable resource for Syria after the nation's civil war kicked into high gear in 2015, when researchers borrowed seeds from the cold storage to repair a damaged seed bank near Aleppo.
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Instead of traditional "cold storage," when bitcoins are pooled and stored on a drive not connected to the internet, Bitfinex partnered with Palo Alto-based company BitGo to offer online, multi-signature wallets to users.
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That includes removing the chain of "middle man" brokers, who add costs and reduce transparency, and provide a one-stop solution for transportation by land or sea, as well as cold storage and general cargo handling.
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And because it doesn't use "buried in the backyard" cold storage, asset holders can actually earn rewards and advantages for participating in coin-holder votes without fear of getting their Bitcoin, Ethereum or other coins stolen.
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While it is not clear whether Bezos will be able to receive drone deliveries on his expansive penthouse terrace, the building does have a full time doorman and cold storage -- to handle any Amazon Fresh deliveries.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Total U.S. pork and beef warehouse stocks unexpectedly declined last month versus May as seasonal grilling helped offset trade issues and abundant domestic meat output, analysts said after Monday's U.S. government cold storage data.
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The company received FDA approval in March for its Organ Care Lung System, the first portable device that maintains lungs in a near-physiologic state outside the body, addressing the limitations of cold storage used today.
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Yeah, I don't know why ... Not Larry, 'cause you got to get him out of cold storage for a while and heat him up and stuff like that, but — you don't have to say anything. Sundar.
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In a separate statement on Wednesday, Aspen said it would dispose its right to ambient Fludrocortisone in the UK to an independent third party, and would reintroduce cold storage versions of the treatment into the country.
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Sitharaman said 2.83 trillion Indian rupees ($39.82 billion) will be allocated for agriculture and allied activities including helping farmers set up solar power generation units as well as establish a national cold storage to transport perishables.
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Sitharaman said 2.83 trillion Indian rupees ($39.82 billion) will be allocated for agriculture and allied activities including helping farmers set up solar power generation units as well as establish a national cold storage to transport perishables.
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However, farmers have a hard time eking out a living because they lack modern agricultural resources such as quality seeds and fertilizer, not to mention roads, cold storage and other infrastructure to get goods to market.
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When they fill their hold, Aadsen and Brady-Power return to Sitka, where their frozen cargo is loaded into totes that are sent on barges to Seattle and driven to a cold-storage facility near Bellingham.
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"This apple (Cosmic Crisp) has a good opportunity to be a hit with a lot of people," said Clark, a vice president of Price Cold Storage, a company with orchards and fruit warehouses throughout central Washington.
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German lagers were an immediate hit, partially because the German brewing method of bottom fermentation – which involves a relatively long fermentation period and cold storage – made for a more consistent, storable product than top-fermented ales.
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Gene-editing could mean bigger harvests of crops with a wide array of desirable traits - better-tasting tomatoes, low-gluten wheat, apples that don't turn brown, drought-resistant soybeans or potatoes better suited for cold storage.
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The San Francisco-based clinic offers cryogenic cold storage and in vitro fertilization services for patients throughout the Bay Area, many of whom work for tech companies with hefty fertility benefits packages—Apple, Google, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn.
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Police arrested him Tuesday after finding nine dismembered bodies — eight of them female and one male — in cold-storage cases, covered with cat litter and hidden in his apartment in Zama, a city southwest of the capital.
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These can come in the form of better cold storage and transportation chains in agriculture, use of drones for monitoring and surveillance for roads and power networks, or using data analytics for improving quality of investment decisions.
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The hospital had only one operating theatre in which liver transplants could be carried out—and because livers intended for transplant can be kept in cold storage for no longer than 12 hours, the situation looked serious.
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Witnesses interviewed by Reuters said they hid inside a cold storage room when the attacker, wielding a pistol in one hand and a knife in the other, scurried through the aisles of the large Super U store.
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More recently he has trimmed Indonesia's negative investment list, removing barriers to foreign investors in 30 areas of the economy, including cold storage and warehousing, which should help stabilise food prices and help fishermen sell their catches.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union executive urged EU governments on Monday to consider changing its relationship with Turkey after a referendum that handed President Tayyip Erdogan sweeping powers put Ankara's stalled membership talks deeper into cold storage.
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"The cold storage is crucial for bellies in particular, along with a number of other cuts, because the summer is our lowest pork [production] period," said Russell Barton, who reports on the pork market for Urner Barry.
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Cost is crucial to the competitiveness of business, especially in energy-intensive industries, like steel or concrete, or those that depend on uninterrupted supply, such as banking, cold storage and IT. A final critical issue is sustainability.
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Either a hacker gained control of Bitfinex's regular key and its key in cold storage, or hacked both Bitfinex and BitGo (and BitGo just hasn't noticed yet), or parties inside both companies colluded to release the funds.
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It took them almost seven days to identify the supplier, because they didn't immediately know all the steps that the mangoes took to get to the store, such as where they were processed or put into cold storage.
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Its custody solution will include vaulted "cold storage," which involves taking the cryptocurrency offline, and multilevel physical and cyber controls, among other security protocols that have been created leveraging Fidelity's security principles from other parts of the business.
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Though Chicago this week resembled the Arctic, my mother noted that her coats have had to spend more and more time in cold storage, as the weather has been too temperate in recent years to wear them out.
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Before heading into the mountains, it felt important to pay a visit to Südtirol's most prominent deceased citizen and fellow solo adventurer: Ötzi the Iceman, who lives permanently in cold storage in Bolzano's South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology.
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Musk said the company plans to open a Square Roots "Super Farm" — with 25 climate-controlled shipping containers, cold storage, biosecurity infrastructure and everything else needed to run a vertical farm at scale — in less than three months.
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Facebook has also used robots for small parts of its operations for several years — in 2014, the company debuted a new cold storage unit that utilized some robotics — but the company's current hiring seemingly indicates more ambitious plans.
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But at some point, Coinbase expects clients to be able to make those trades immediately in the OTC product before the funds are physically available, then settle the trade when the funds come out of cold storage days later.
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Everyone with minimum knowledge will tell you that the best way to solve the problem of storing your crypto funds is to use a hardware wallet ("cold storage"), and certainly it is one of the best solutions to date.
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In the old cold storage room of Matadero Madrid, an out of use slaughterhouse that is now a center for innovative art projects, creative organic lights illuminate the entire space, exposing it to the public for the first time.
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The stark space and inventive lighting design opens up the space and simultaneously reminds and rejects its history: a cold storage room for slaughtered meat of centuries past, changed dramatically through both the Industrial Revolution and the Digital one.
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Once the DNA is extracted it is kept in a liquid, in a rack just across the room from the cold storage refrigerator containing mammoth bones, pieces of several dodo birds and an extinct American cheetah, among other treasures.
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The majority of Kenya's smallholder farmers lack proper cold storage to preserve the quality or extend the shelf-life of their fruit, leaving them at the mercy of middlemen who buy their produce and earn most of the profit.
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Much of the cold-storage sector's growth is likely to occur in gateway markets such as Los Angeles and the New York City metropolitan area, as well as leading food-production states, such as California, Washington, Florida, Texas and Wisconsin.
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The GCF and its partners could take hundreds of small loans for cold storage and consolidate them into a bond to offer to financial markets, or provide credit lines to banks so they could lend to farmers to invest in refrigeration.
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But in most cases, the solar power is used only to run fans and a few light bulbs, as well as keeping cold storage operational, campaigners say, pointing to a lack of monitoring and no clear strategy to scale up efforts.
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And indeed, there are other research efforts currently underway that won't require the use of animals, such as bioprinting, advances in cold storage, and the promising field of regenerative medicine where biologists can literally grow a patient's organs in the lab.
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After he ran out of his own money, he "made the decision to cash out the cold storage funds", meaning secretly using customer funds and stealing the users' coins in an attempt to keep the dream of cryptocurrency tipping alive.
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Cotten's main computer contained a "cold wallet" of cryptocurrencies, which is only accessible physically and not online, and his death left "in excess of C$180 million of coins in cold storage," Cotten's widow Jennifer Robertson said in an affidavit.
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MSC is offering partner TPI Triunfo Participacoes & Investimentos SA the equivalent of 12 times expected EBITDA for a 50 percent stake in PortoNave, a Santa Catarina-based private port, and a nearby cold storage unit, three of the people said.
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But it also performs those backups intelligently, ensuring that optimized versions of your most frequently used files are available instantly (Hot Storage) while the original larger files are safely stored in the digital equivalent of a remote warehouse (Cold Storage).
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Instead, traders said, the market was focused on the recent USDA mid-year cattle inventory, as traders are betting that the five-year expansion of the U.S. herd is showing signs of leveling off, and a drop in cold storage inventories.
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According to a preliminary report filed by Ernst and Young, which is acting as a court-appointed monitor for the company, QuadrigaCX sent a so-called cold storage wallet 103 bitcoin (worth more than $7433,000) after it had been locked out.
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The most important of these is the launch of Coldline, a new cold storage service for archival data, but the company also announced its new Regional storage service and the rebranding of its Standard storage under the "Multi-Region" moniker.
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He also is seeking to secure the funds -- about $9,000 -- to buy a cold storage facility that would help Jackson, Johnson and others in the group to process the food they grow and to sell at markets farther from home.
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A lack of adequate cold storage and refrigerated transport contributes to 1.5 million deaths that could be prevented through effective vaccine campaigns, and to the waste of about a third of the total food produced annually, the World Bank said.
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The trustee said the duplicity enabled Avellino, Bienes and their wives to reap millions of dollars to buy multiple luxury homes, art by Pablo Picasso and Edgar Degas for the Avellinos, and a cold storage compartment to store Dianne Bienes' furs.
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Some bodies might wait in cold storage for as long as a year before being used for dissection, depending on when they arrived and how many privately donated bodies were available to fill the annual demand for 40 to 60 cadavers.
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With its death toll, the Miryang accident was the most deadly fire since an inferno engulfing a cold storage warehouse killed 40 people in 2008, including 20143 ethnic Korean workers from China who migrated to their ancient homeland for better pay.
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Shipping and receiving all kinds of produce costs [a lot of money], and then you have to deal with warehousing and cold storage in order to make sure the stuff doesn't go bad, and there's safety regulations for that too.
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Ring the bell and a staffer guides you through a warren of pipelined stairways to the basement bar, a circa 21969 cold storage cellar, where bartenders specialize in seasonal cocktails like summer's gin-basil-cucumber-green-strawberry Starling (2299 dollars).
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COPENHAGEN, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Maersk, the world's biggest shipping company, plans to focus on premium services such as cold storage and digital solutions to avoid competing with its own freight-forwarding clients as it expands in the land transportation business.
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Levels of security also vary with a users choice of wallet, with offline wallets acting as a high-level security solution, known as cold storage, and mobile app wallets acting as a low-level security solution, known as a hot wallet.
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In 2014, as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) did cleanup for a planned move to a new office, hundreds of unclaimed vials of virus samples were found in a cardboard box in the corner of a cold storage room.
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" Added Moskow, "With cold storage inventories of beef, pork, and turkey now at record levels and U.S. livestock producers planning to increase production significantly in 2018, even a small change to the export markets might have an outsized impact on price.
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On the other hand, in "Cold Storage," thyroid injections bring back to active life a patient named "Uncle Toby," who has been "suspended … in some strange icy stupor," his body temperature 30 degrees below the human average, for seven years.
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In 20033, as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) did cleanup for a planned move to a new office, hundreds of unclaimed vials of virus samples were found in a cardboard box in the corner of a cold storage room.
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For example, the cold storage in the Finney phone is cordoned off from the rest of the device and spending cryptocurrency from the phone requires the user to flip out an entire second screen that activates that part of the phone.
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These sites do typically hold your funds in "cold storage" to reduce the risk that they will be stolen, but at the end of the day there's still always a risk of something happening to your money when you're not in total control.
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"Some of the causes for wastage include out-dated or bad agricultural practices, poor roads and infrastructure, including the lack of cold storage and refrigerated trucks," explained researchers Tamara Nair and Christopher Lim of Singapore's Nanyang Technological University in a new note.
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A DEAL IN PATAGONIA Occupying a cold storage plant built in 1915, Singular Patagonia, a 57-room luxury lodge in Puerto Bories in southernmost Chile, is celebrating the centennial of the building with a special rate of $100 on guests' birthdays between Feb.
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User's cryptocurrency is stored in the cloud but their private keys live only on their own personal device, which isn't as secure as complete cold storage but does ensure that your bitcoin can't be spent without someone having access to your phone.
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But the transition needs agricultural infrastructure such as cold storage as well as access to credit, which is not usually forthcoming for farmers like Mr Payar (the Swades Foundation, an NGO, paid most of the 36,000-rupee bill for his irrigation system).
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The company, which offers more than 20,8823 products from 1,000 brands in more than two dozen cities, will deploy the fresh capital into expanding its supply-chain network, adding more cold storage centers and distribution centers to serve customers faster, Parekh said.
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"We feel very comfortable that this will just continue to grow," said Rebecca George Ogden, president of PortFresh Logistics, a 100,000-square-foot cold-storage and packing facility for produce that opened last year, contending that American appetites will carry the day.
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Wall Street's desire for access to the sector can be seen in plant-based burger company Beyond Meat's 600% share price rise in less than 3 months since its IPO or Americold Realty Trust's and Lineage Logistics' ostensible takeover of the American cold storage industry.
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An official with the FCI, who wished to remain anonymous, said a key reason for food waste is damage caused by a lack of infrastructure which it is trying to overcome by investing in building new cold storage facilities over the next five years.
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Coinrail took its service offline and it said in a statement that it has moved the remainder of its assets — which it said is 70 percent of its total holdings — to cold storage while it reviews its security system and fully investigates the incident.
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Jurassic Park Screenwriter David Koepp's Disturbing Debut Novel, Cold Storage: See the Book Trailer She dug her phone out of her pocket, turned on the flashlight feature, and shined the beam through the hole, but they still couldn't read the words underneath the panel.
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Inventories of various pork products in cold storage at the end of June were estimated at 622.4 million pounds, 10.8% higher than a year ago and 8.1% higher than the five-year average, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data released late on Monday.
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The call for projects targeted deployment-stage businesses focusing on one of four areas — distributed green mini-grids, sustainable mobility, refrigeration (cooling or cold storage) and energy for drinking water and agriculture — "Very promising segments for which very few projects exist," says Florian Temime.
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Even users savvy enough to use two-factor authentication on their phones may not have the know-how to set up "cold storage," or a system of storing coins offline (such as on a computer or dedicated piece of hardware not connected to the internet).
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Beneath that are 19703 buildings and structures, including four large dormitories, nine personal shelters, a kitchen and dining facility, an automobile shop, a nut butter manufacturing plant and a cold-storage warehouse, all built over the years by the community since its founding in 1974.
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"I'm sure they're also feeling a lot of pressure from the news that we had recently about the beef producers and the ag producers," said Juan Carlos Hartasanchez, senior director at Albright Stonebridge, referring to reports of U.S. beef piling up in cold storage.
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"With the organic control interventions in addition to the cold storage facility, I now harvest and sell 250 tonnes of mango fruits in a year," Musomba said – more than twice the 100 tonnes he harvested two years ago when these tools were not available.
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"I'm sure they're also feeling a lot of pressure form the news that we had recently about the beef producers and the ag producers," said Juan Carlos Hartasanchez, senior director at Albright Stonebridge, referring to reports of U.S. beef piling up in cold storage.
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Unfortunately for early adopters who stick around with the tiny exchanges and don't implement basic security like a cold storage wallet, that leaves a lot of money at risk with small companies that often don't take cybersecurity seriously or have the resources to adequately protect their holdings.
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Jassy noted that on S3, this new service, dubbed S3 Select (and Glacier Select on the cold storage side), can improve data access performance by up to 400% because you don't have to pull the complete object out of storage and then run your queries after that.
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Makueni County is semi-arid and hot, especially during the mango harvesting season in January and February, but the cold storage room can reduce the ambient temperature from 0.203 degrees Celsius to as low as 17 degrees, which slows the ripening of the mangoes by several days.
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Finally, when I asked TheTwistedTwo whose wallet she immediately transferred the lottery coins into, she said that it was a "cold storage" wallet, meaning that the coins were transferred to a hard drive that never touches the internet, mitigating the risk of the coins being stolen in a hack.
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From December 2016 through most of 2017, storage of pork bellies in public, private and semi-private cold storage warehouses stayed at record lows, even as U.S. farmers took advantage of lower feed prices to build the domestic hog herd to record highs, according to industry and government data.
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Photo: Rick Bowmer (AP)Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX says it cannot repay most of $190 million in client holdings after its 20173-year-old founder Gerald Cotten, the only person who knew the passwords to its "cold storage," unexpectedly died in India in December 2018, Coindesk reported on Friday.
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The company decided to create two levels of storage, warm storage (previously Magic Pocket) and a new level of longer-term storage called Cold Storage, which lets Dropbox store these files less expensively, yet still deliver them in a timely manner should a customer need to see one.
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More than 2.5 billion pounds of meat from beef to pork and poultry are being stockpiled in cold-storage warehouses across the country amid ongoing trade disputes with countries that import U.S. meat, reports the Wall Street Journal, citing federal data set to release as early as Monday.
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It's so challenging that more than once I've sent training barbacks on a wild goose chase of sorts — like finding a lesser-used type of fruit that required descending two flights of stairs to retrieve from cold storage — just to have a question-free period of laser-focused bartending.
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Van Valkenburgh laid out some simple advice on how to evaluate different options: pick a large operation, look for one that's regulated and compliant with laws, especially in the United States, and pay attention to emergent best practices, such as exchanges that use cold storage and have insurance.
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Musomba says that the farmers in the collective who use the cold storage facility can sell their mangoes for 20 Kenyan shillings ($0.20) a kilo, far more than the 2 shillings per mango that they used to get when selling hastily to brokers before the fruit could rot.
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You could use cold storage for small purchases and daily use, but it's more cumbersome than using a hot wallet and exposes it to the open internet more often than is necessary—better to treat it as a mini Fort Knox for your virtual wealth that is rarely touched.
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The added time allowed Alcor to get its legal paperwork in order, but it also allowed a response team from Suspended Animation to wait by Hardy's bedside until legal death was declared, and then place his body in cold storage for transportation via helicopter to Alcor's facility in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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In the wake of covering Gamergate and being the subject of threats and harassment, I even once removed my entire Gmail archive from the internet and moved it to cold storage, fearing that the intimate details of my life would be stolen by people who wanted to cause me harm.
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But when it returns in June 2017, newly slathered in HD shine and engineered to make the most of Sony's PS4 Pro and its 4K visuals, WipEout (which is packed in alongside both HD Fury and 19983) will be missing one vital part of its first-blush appeal: its bespoke CoLD SToRAGE soundtrack.
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Photo: Dan Kitwood (Getty)Last month, Canadian cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX found itself in an unusual situation, even by the standards of this lawless, scam-happy industry: The only person with the passwords to the exchange's trove of cold storage funds allegedly died, taking access to customers' money to the grave with him.
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Long after the last dissection in a medical class, nearly three years after his death, his corpse was one of 22 such "borrowed" cadavers still stranded in cold storage at the school, all of them waiting for the city to provide what the unclaimed dead are owed by law: a decent burial.
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Francis Moriarty, a former FCC board member, said that when he left the board three years ago the club paid about $77,700 a month in rent, and that it had invested huge sums in renovating, maintaining and improving the 19th-century building, the former site of a cold-storage warehouse for a dairy.
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In early April, a freezer failure at a University of Alberta cold-storage facility allowed some 3003 feet of ice cores to melt, turning tens of thousands of years of frozen clues about the earth's climate into puddles that one glaciologist, surveying the sad aftermath, likened to a swimming-pool changing room.
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The recognition that Taylor received relatively late in life (he didn't have a solo show in New York, at the Alfred Kren Gallery, until 1986), coupled with his insistence, like most artists, on allowing only his latest work to leave the studio, consigned the paintings on canvas from his first decade in the city to cold storage.
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It's hard not to think of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's work "The Gates," but Newkirk's materials are intentionally far less grand, deliberately drawn from things many urban residents know well: heavy rusted piping and clear plastic flaps like those at the entrance to a cold storage room or that you might find in a car wash.
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Many other pork cuts, from ribs to loins, are falling in price as the number of hogs in the United States rise to the largest level since World War II. But strong demand for bacon to serve on sandwiches, next to eggs and in other dishes has propelled wholesale bacon prices and reduced stocks in cold storage.
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What you Get A 1783 shingled house on Cape Cod, a 1927 Tudor in Seattle and an adobe-style house in Santa Fe. 24 Photos View Slide Show ' This shingled house is in the Quivet Neck neighborhood on Cape Cod, a block north of the quaint commercial stretch of Route 6A and a little more than a half-mile from the Cold Storage and Sea Street beaches.
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QuadrigaCX has filed for creditor protection because it says it cannot access the funds stored in "cold storage," just the comparatively smaller amount in a "hot wallet" used for transfers, CoinDesk wrote:The exchange holds roughly 26,29 bitcoin ($22018 million USD), 226,22018 bitcoin cash ($22018 million), 267,153 bitcoin cash SV ($215,2000), 22018,000 bitcoin gold ($352,000), nearly 200,000 litecoin ($6.5 million) and about 0003,000 ether ($46 million), totaling $147 million, according to the affidavit.
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