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⚠️ Managing #DNS permissions manually across domains and teams is too much of a security risk.
That's exactly why we built #Entra #SSO for DNSimple. With Microsoft Entra as your identity provider, you get:✅ Role based access control
✅ Automatic on/off-boarding tied to your Microsoft Entra ID
✅ Audit logs with full trail of who accessed what and when🎬 Watch this video and reach out to get started: https://youtu.be/hpBNoXc2reU
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Reform managing to bite their tongues and not mention immigration for their entire leaflet, suggesting they know they're not in friendly territory in 70%-remain-voting #SouthCambridgeshire. OTOH, their leaflet consists entirely of bile about what a waste it is to spend money on employing public servants and giving them decent working conditions, which I suspect will go down almost as badly here as their anti-immigration bile.
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IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warns Middle East war's economic impact is already embedded globally, citing stranded tankers, attacked energy infrastructure, and potential year-long economic drag unless peace arrives
#YonhapInfomax #IMF #MiddleEastWar #KristalinaGeorgieva #EnergyInfrastructure #GlobalEconomy #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warns Middle East war's economic impact is already embedded globally, citing stranded tankers, attacked energy infrastructure, and potential year-long economic drag unless peace arrives
#YonhapInfomax #IMF #MiddleEastWar #KristalinaGeorgieva #EnergyInfrastructure #GlobalEconomy #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warns Middle East war's economic impact is already embedded globally, citing stranded tankers, attacked energy infrastructure, and potential year-long economic drag unless peace arrives
#YonhapInfomax #IMF #MiddleEastWar #KristalinaGeorgieva #EnergyInfrastructure #GlobalEconomy #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warns Middle East war's economic impact is already embedded globally, citing stranded tankers, attacked energy infrastructure, and potential year-long economic drag unless peace arrives
#YonhapInfomax #IMF #MiddleEastWar #KristalinaGeorgieva #EnergyInfrastructure #GlobalEconomy #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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DOAJ Managing Director Joanna Ball is keynote speaker at the upcoming 3º Encontro PUB IN (3rd PUB IN Meeting), focused on journals and scientific communication for open science
#OpenScience #OpenAccess #DOAJ
📅16-17 April
📍Coimbra, Portugal
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DOAJ Managing Director Joanna Ball is keynote speaker at the upcoming 3º Encontro PUB IN (3rd PUB IN Meeting), focused on journals and scientific communication for open science
#OpenScience #OpenAccess #DOAJ
📅16-17 April
📍Coimbra, Portugal
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DOAJ Managing Director Joanna Ball is keynote speaker at the upcoming 3º Encontro PUB IN (3rd PUB IN Meeting), focused on journals and scientific communication for open science
#OpenScience #OpenAccess #DOAJ
📅16-17 April
📍Coimbra, Portugal
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DOAJ Managing Director Joanna Ball is keynote speaker at the upcoming 3º Encontro PUB IN (3rd PUB IN Meeting), focused on journals and scientific communication for open science
#OpenScience #OpenAccess #DOAJ
📅16-17 April
📍Coimbra, Portugal
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DOAJ Managing Director Joanna Ball is keynote speaker at the upcoming 3º Encontro PUB IN (3rd PUB IN Meeting), focused on journals and scientific communication for open science
#OpenScience #OpenAccess #DOAJ
📅16-17 April
📍Coimbra, Portugal
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Our Managing Drought Risk on the Ranch website helps land managers prepare for and respond to drought: https://ranchdrought.unl.edu/
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Unifrance Managing Director Daniela Elstner Files Police Complaint Against Singer and Actor Patrick Bruel for Attempted Rape and Sexual Assault
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Unifrance Managing Director Daniela Elstner Files Police Complaint Against Singer and Actor Patrick Bruel for Attempted Rape and Sexual Assault
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Unifrance Managing Director Daniela Elstner Files Police Complaint Against Singer and Actor Patrick Bruel for Attempted Rape and Sexual Assault
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Unifrance Managing Director Daniela Elstner Files Police Complaint Against Singer and Actor Patrick Bruel for Attempted Rape and Sexual Assault
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Unifrance Managing Director Daniela Elstner Files Police Complaint Against Singer and Actor Patrick Bruel for Attempted Rape and Sexual Assault
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Unifrance Managing Director Daniela Elstner Files Attempted Rape & Sexual Assault Complaint Against Star Patrick Bruel
#News #DanielaElstner #France #PatrickBruel #Unifrancehttps://deadline.com/2026/03/unifrance-head-daniela-elstner-complaint-patrick-bruel-1236759555/
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Unifrance Managing Director Daniela Elstner Files Attempted Rape & Sexual Assault Complaint Against Star Patrick Bruel
#News #DanielaElstner #France #PatrickBruel #Unifrancehttps://deadline.com/2026/03/unifrance-head-daniela-elstner-complaint-patrick-bruel-1236759555/
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Unifrance Managing Director Daniela Elstner Files Attempted Rape & Sexual Assault Complaint Against Star Patrick Bruel
#News #DanielaElstner #France #PatrickBruel #Unifrancehttps://deadline.com/2026/03/unifrance-head-daniela-elstner-complaint-patrick-bruel-1236759555/
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Unifrance Managing Director Daniela Elstner Files Attempted Rape & Sexual Assault Complaint Against Star Patrick Bruel
#News #DanielaElstner #France #PatrickBruel #Unifrancehttps://deadline.com/2026/03/unifrance-head-daniela-elstner-complaint-patrick-bruel-1236759555/
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"Stop managing 'what is'; start creating 'what could be.'" - Futurist Jim Carroll
Here's a thought to start your Monday: the gap between "what is" and "what could be" is where the future is either won or lost.
I've long seen this trap with leadership teams in many events I've done - organizations become so efficient at managing the current reality (aka the "what is") that they lose the capacity to create "what could be." They spend their energy defending last year's logic, perfecting declining business models, and negotiating terms for a world that no longer exists. They spend all their time on what was yesterday, instead of focusing on what could be tomorrow.
And that's obviously just the wrong thing to do.
If you want to move the needle, you have to stop managing all your realities and start chasing the possibilities. This requires a fundamental rethink in how you think things:
From "What Is" to "What If": Stop looking at what mattered yesterday and focus on what will be critical tomorrow.
From Administration to Agility: Always keep in mind my Master's in Business Imagination idea - we don't need more MBAs, we need MBIs! There are too many people 'administering' things, and not enough imagining them! While others are bogged down in analysis, the winners are moving quickly, decisively.
From "Can't" to "Must": Make tomorrow real. Confronting the reality of where it will take you is the first step toward mastering. Absolutely refuse the "mutual delusion" of comfort and stagnation - and get uncomfortable, quickly!
Don't let the weight of today’s challenges blind you to tomorrow’s potential.
Always keep in mind the present is a fact, but the future is a choice.
Burn this into your mind -> Stop managing "what is"; start creating "what could be."
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Futurist Jim Carroll believes you should read his MBI Manifesto today.
MondayMotivation **#Leadership** **#Vision** **#Future** **#Possibilities** **#Creation** **#Innovation** **#Imagination** **#Agility** **#Mindset** **#Change** **#Strategy** **#WhatIf** **#Tomorrow** **#Potential** **#MBI** **#Action** **#Transformation** **#Thinking** **#Bold** **#Choice** **#Create** **#Growth** **#Leadership** **#Onwards**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2026/02/decoding-tomorrow-daily-inspiration-stop-managing-what-is-start-creating-what-could-be/
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"Stop managing 'what is'; start creating 'what could be.'" - Futurist Jim Carroll
Here's a thought to start your Monday: the gap between "what is" and "what could be" is where the future is either won or lost.
I've long seen this trap with leadership teams in many events I've done - organizations become so efficient at managing the current reality (aka the "what is") that they lose the capacity to create "what could be." They spend their energy defending last year's logic, perfecting declining business models, and negotiating terms for a world that no longer exists. They spend all their time on what was yesterday, instead of focusing on what could be tomorrow.
And that's obviously just the wrong thing to do.
If you want to move the needle, you have to stop managing all your realities and start chasing the possibilities. This requires a fundamental rethink in how you think things:
From "What Is" to "What If": Stop looking at what mattered yesterday and focus on what will be critical tomorrow.
From Administration to Agility: Always keep in mind my Master's in Business Imagination idea - we don't need more MBAs, we need MBIs! There are too many people 'administering' things, and not enough imagining them! While others are bogged down in analysis, the winners are moving quickly, decisively.
From "Can't" to "Must": Make tomorrow real. Confronting the reality of where it will take you is the first step toward mastering. Absolutely refuse the "mutual delusion" of comfort and stagnation - and get uncomfortable, quickly!
Don't let the weight of today’s challenges blind you to tomorrow’s potential.
Always keep in mind the present is a fact, but the future is a choice.
Burn this into your mind -> Stop managing "what is"; start creating "what could be."
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Futurist Jim Carroll believes you should read his MBI Manifesto today.
MondayMotivation **#Leadership** **#Vision** **#Future** **#Possibilities** **#Creation** **#Innovation** **#Imagination** **#Agility** **#Mindset** **#Change** **#Strategy** **#WhatIf** **#Tomorrow** **#Potential** **#MBI** **#Action** **#Transformation** **#Thinking** **#Bold** **#Choice** **#Create** **#Growth** **#Leadership** **#Onwards**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2026/02/decoding-tomorrow-daily-inspiration-stop-managing-what-is-start-creating-what-could-be/
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"Stop managing 'what is'; start creating 'what could be.'" - Futurist Jim Carroll
Here's a thought to start your Monday: the gap between "what is" and "what could be" is where the future is either won or lost.
I've long seen this trap with leadership teams in many events I've done - organizations become so efficient at managing the current reality (aka the "what is") that they lose the capacity to create "what could be." They spend their energy defending last year's logic, perfecting declining business models, and negotiating terms for a world that no longer exists. They spend all their time on what was yesterday, instead of focusing on what could be tomorrow.
And that's obviously just the wrong thing to do.
If you want to move the needle, you have to stop managing all your realities and start chasing the possibilities. This requires a fundamental rethink in how you think things:
From "What Is" to "What If": Stop looking at what mattered yesterday and focus on what will be critical tomorrow.
From Administration to Agility: Always keep in mind my Master's in Business Imagination idea - we don't need more MBAs, we need MBIs! There are too many people 'administering' things, and not enough imagining them! While others are bogged down in analysis, the winners are moving quickly, decisively.
From "Can't" to "Must": Make tomorrow real. Confronting the reality of where it will take you is the first step toward mastering. Absolutely refuse the "mutual delusion" of comfort and stagnation - and get uncomfortable, quickly!
Don't let the weight of today’s challenges blind you to tomorrow’s potential.
Always keep in mind the present is a fact, but the future is a choice.
Burn this into your mind -> Stop managing "what is"; start creating "what could be."
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Futurist Jim Carroll believes you should read his MBI Manifesto today.
MondayMotivation **#Leadership** **#Vision** **#Future** **#Possibilities** **#Creation** **#Innovation** **#Imagination** **#Agility** **#Mindset** **#Change** **#Strategy** **#WhatIf** **#Tomorrow** **#Potential** **#MBI** **#Action** **#Transformation** **#Thinking** **#Bold** **#Choice** **#Create** **#Growth** **#Leadership** **#Onwards**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2026/02/decoding-tomorrow-daily-inspiration-stop-managing-what-is-start-creating-what-could-be/
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"Stop managing 'what is'; start creating 'what could be.'" - Futurist Jim Carroll
Here's a thought to start your Monday: the gap between "what is" and "what could be" is where the future is either won or lost.
I've long seen this trap with leadership teams in many events I've done - organizations become so efficient at managing the current reality (aka the "what is") that they lose the capacity to create "what could be." They spend their energy defending last year's logic, perfecting declining business models, and negotiating terms for a world that no longer exists. They spend all their time on what was yesterday, instead of focusing on what could be tomorrow.
And that's obviously just the wrong thing to do.
If you want to move the needle, you have to stop managing all your realities and start chasing the possibilities. This requires a fundamental rethink in how you think things:
From "What Is" to "What If": Stop looking at what mattered yesterday and focus on what will be critical tomorrow.
From Administration to Agility: Always keep in mind my Master's in Business Imagination idea - we don't need more MBAs, we need MBIs! There are too many people 'administering' things, and not enough imagining them! While others are bogged down in analysis, the winners are moving quickly, decisively.
From "Can't" to "Must": Make tomorrow real. Confronting the reality of where it will take you is the first step toward mastering. Absolutely refuse the "mutual delusion" of comfort and stagnation - and get uncomfortable, quickly!
Don't let the weight of today’s challenges blind you to tomorrow’s potential.
Always keep in mind the present is a fact, but the future is a choice.
Burn this into your mind -> Stop managing "what is"; start creating "what could be."
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Futurist Jim Carroll believes you should read his MBI Manifesto today.
MondayMotivation **#Leadership** **#Vision** **#Future** **#Possibilities** **#Creation** **#Innovation** **#Imagination** **#Agility** **#Mindset** **#Change** **#Strategy** **#WhatIf** **#Tomorrow** **#Potential** **#MBI** **#Action** **#Transformation** **#Thinking** **#Bold** **#Choice** **#Create** **#Growth** **#Leadership** **#Onwards**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2026/02/decoding-tomorrow-daily-inspiration-stop-managing-what-is-start-creating-what-could-be/
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"Stop managing 'what is'; start creating 'what could be.'" - Futurist Jim Carroll
Here's a thought to start your Monday: the gap between "what is" and "what could be" is where the future is either won or lost.
I've long seen this trap with leadership teams in many events I've done - organizations become so efficient at managing the current reality (aka the "what is") that they lose the capacity to create "what could be." They spend their energy defending last year's logic, perfecting declining business models, and negotiating terms for a world that no longer exists. They spend all their time on what was yesterday, instead of focusing on what could be tomorrow.
And that's obviously just the wrong thing to do.
If you want to move the needle, you have to stop managing all your realities and start chasing the possibilities. This requires a fundamental rethink in how you think things:
From "What Is" to "What If": Stop looking at what mattered yesterday and focus on what will be critical tomorrow.
From Administration to Agility: Always keep in mind my Master's in Business Imagination idea - we don't need more MBAs, we need MBIs! There are too many people 'administering' things, and not enough imagining them! While others are bogged down in analysis, the winners are moving quickly, decisively.
From "Can't" to "Must": Make tomorrow real. Confronting the reality of where it will take you is the first step toward mastering. Absolutely refuse the "mutual delusion" of comfort and stagnation - and get uncomfortable, quickly!
Don't let the weight of today’s challenges blind you to tomorrow’s potential.
Always keep in mind the present is a fact, but the future is a choice.
Burn this into your mind -> Stop managing "what is"; start creating "what could be."
---
Futurist Jim Carroll believes you should read his MBI Manifesto today.
MondayMotivation **#Leadership** **#Vision** **#Future** **#Possibilities** **#Creation** **#Innovation** **#Imagination** **#Agility** **#Mindset** **#Change** **#Strategy** **#WhatIf** **#Tomorrow** **#Potential** **#MBI** **#Action** **#Transformation** **#Thinking** **#Bold** **#Choice** **#Create** **#Growth** **#Leadership** **#Onwards**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2026/02/decoding-tomorrow-daily-inspiration-stop-managing-what-is-start-creating-what-could-be/
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🗂️ Managing 100s of Kubernetes namespaces? Meet HNC: Hierarchical Namespace Controller.
Inherit policies, quotas & RBAC across namespace trees — like folders for K8s.
#Kubernetes #Namespaces #MultiTenant #PlatformEngineering #DevOps
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Is “Managing” Nature the Right Thing to Do, or Just an Excuse?
It never fails to weary me how interest groups reach for academic work as a drunk reaches for a lamppost, more for support than illumination. A paper appears, and before the ink is dry it is trimmed, polished, and made to serve a house creed. We have seen the trick befor ...
http://www.fhithich.uk/2026/02/15/is-managing-nature-the-right-thing-to-do-or-just-an-excuse/
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Our Managing Editor Dr. Barbara Hissa will participate in the event “Bio mit Zukunft” organized by the
@KIT_Karlsruhe, on February 19, 2026, starting at 6 pm. Barbara will give a short talk about “The road from academia to diamond open access publishing”.➡️ https://www.beilstein-journals.org/bjnano/news/POWVCTTKFGPDRXD2LOGG264ICA?M=y
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Our Managing Editor Dr. Barbara Hissa will participate in the event “Bio mit Zukunft” organized by the
@KIT_Karlsruhe, on February 19, 2026, starting at 6 pm. Barbara will give a short talk about “The road from academia to diamond open access publishing”.➡️ https://www.beilstein-journals.org/bjnano/news/POWVCTTKFGPDRXD2LOGG264ICA?M=y