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FTA's Office of Acquisition Management staff provided an overview of third-party contracting and procurement practices and suggestions on how to tackle challenging procurement issues at a webinar held December 13, 2022.

Ohio's Third Grade Reading Guarantee is a program to identify students from kindergarten through grade 3 who are behind in reading. Schools will provide help and support to make sure students are on track for reading success by the end of third grade. The Department provides policy guidance, instructional tools and resources on the Third Grade Reading Guarantee.

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SCO, now a piece of the third offset, takes systems the Defense Department already has tremendous investments in and transforms, or repurposes, them for use in ways the world has never seen, or countered.

Part of what the department is trying to do with the question the leadership is asking about the potential for a third offset, Selva said, is simply to plant that question in the minds of people who work for the department.

SS formations committed many war crimes against civilians and allied servicemen.[228] From 1935 onward, the SS spearheaded the persecution of Jews, who were rounded up into ghettos and concentration camps.[229] With the outbreak of World War II, the SS Einsatzgruppen units followed the army into Poland and the Soviet Union, where from 1941 to 1945 they murdered more than two million people, including 1.3 million Jews.[230] A third of the Einsatzgruppen members were recruited from Waffen-SS personnel.[231][232] The SS-Totenkopfverbnde (death's head units) ran the concentration camps and extermination camps, where millions more were murdered.[233][234] Up to 60,000 Waffen-SS men served in the camps.[235]

Newspapers, like other media, were controlled by the state; the Reich Press Chamber shut down or bought newspapers and publishing houses. By 1939, over two-thirds of the newspapers and magazines were directly owned by the Propaganda Ministry.[427] The Nazi Party daily newspaper, the Vlkischer Beobachter ("Ethnic Observer"), was edited by Rosenberg, who also wrote The Myth of the Twentieth Century, a book of racial theories espousing Nordic superiority.[428] Goebbels controlled the wire services and insisted that all newspapers in Germany only publish content favourable to the regime. Under Goebbels, the Propaganda Ministry issued two dozen directives every week on exactly what news should be published and what angles to use; the typical newspaper followed the directives closely, especially regarding what to omit.[429] Newspaper readership plummeted, partly because of the decreased quality of the content and partly because of the surge in popularity of radio.[430] Propaganda became less effective towards the end of the war, as people were able to obtain information outside of official channels.[431]

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1 OCC Bulletin 2002-16, "Bank Use of Foreign-Based Third-Party Service Providers: Risk Management Guidance," and other OCC issuances and publications that discuss the use of third parties are not being rescinded by this bulletin and instead supplement the final interagency guidance.

If your site uses third-party cookies it's time to take action as we approach their deprecation. Chrome plans to disable third-party cookies for 1% of users from January 4th, 2024 to facilitate testing, and then ramp up to 100% of users from Q3 2024. The ramp up to 100% of users is subject to addressing any remaining competition concerns of the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).

In our previous major milestone, we launched a range of APIs providing a privacy-focused alternative to today's status quo for use cases like identity, advertising, and fraud detection. With alternatives in place, we can now move on to begin phasing out third-party cookies.

On the privacysandbox.com timeline you can see two milestones approaching in Q4 2023 and Q1 2024 as part of Chrome-facilitated testing modes. This testing is primarily for organizations testing the Privacy Sandbox relevance and measurement APIs, however as part of this we will be disabling third-party cookies for 1% of Chrome Stable users.

This means that from the start of 2024, you can expect to see an increased portion of Chrome users on your site with third-party cookies disabled even if you are not actively participating in the Chrome-facilitated testing. This testing period continues through to Q3 2024 when, after consultation with the CMA and subject to resolving any competition concerns, we plan to begin disabling third-party cookies for all Chrome users.

If you identify cookies set by third parties, you should check with those providers to see if they have plans for the third-party cookie phase out. For instance, you may need to upgrade a version of a library you are using, change a configuration option in the service, or take no action if the third party is handling the necessary changes themselves.

You can launch Chrome using the --test-third-party-cookie-phaseout command-line flag or from Chrome 118, enable chrome://flags/#test-third-party-cookie-phaseout. This will set Chrome to block third-party cookies and ensure that new functionality and mitigations are active in order to best simulate the state after the phase out.

You can also try browsing with third-party cookies blocked via chrome://settings/cookies, but be aware that the flag ensures the new and updated functionality is also enabled. Blocking third-party cookies is a good approach to detect issues, but not necessarily validate you have fixed them.

If you maintain an active test suite for your sites, then you should do two side-by-side runs: one with Chrome on the usual settings and one with the same version of Chrome launched with the --test-third-party-cookie-phaseout flag. Any test failures in the second run and not in the first are good candidates to investigate for third-party cookie dependencies. Make sure you report the issues you find.

Where your third-party cookie is being used in a 1:1 embedded context with the top-level site, then you may consider using the Partitioned attribute as part of Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State (CHIPS) to allow cross-site access with a separate cookie used per site.

Potential use cases: third-party chat embeds, third-party map embeds, third-party payment embeds, subresource CDN load balancing, headless CMS providers, sandbox domains for serving untrusted user content, third-party CDNs using cookies for access control, third-party API calls that require cookies on requests, embedded ads with state scoped per publisher.

Where your third-party cookie is only used across a small number of related sites, then you may consider using Related Website Sets (RWS) to allow cross-site access for that cookie within the context of those defined sites.

This means that groups of related sites can still make use of cross-site cookies in a limited context, but do not risk sharing third-party cookies across unrelated sites in a way that would allow cross-site tracking.

Note that the Storage Access API will surface a browser permission prompt to users. To provide an optimal user experience, we will only prompt the user if the site calling requestStorageAccess() has interacted with the embedded page and has previously visited the third-party site in a top-level context. A successful grant will allow cross-site cookie access for that site for 30 days. Potential use cases are authenticated cross-site embeds such as social network commenting widgets, payment providers, subscribed video services.

If you still have third-party cookie use cases that are not covered by these options, you should report the issue to us and consider if there are alternative implementations that do not depend on functionality that can enable cross-site tracking.

Enterprise-managed Chrome always has unique requirements compared to general web usage and we will be ensuring that enterprise administrators have appropriate controls over the deprecation of third-party cookies in their browsers.

As with the majority of Chrome experiments, most enterprise end users will be excluded from the 1% third-party cookie deprecation automatically. For the few that may be affected, enterprise administrators can set the BlockThirdPartyCookies policy to false to opt out their managed browsers ahead of the experiment and allow time to make necessary changes to not rely on this policy or third-party cookies. You can read more in the Chrome Enterprise release notes.

We also intend to provide further reporting and tooling to help identify third-party cookie usage on enterprise sites. We have less visibility of enterprise browsers in Chrome's usage metrics which means it is especially important for enterprises to test for breakage and report issues to us.

Primarily these are authentication or payment flows where a top-level site either opens a pop-up window or redirects to a third-party site for an operation and then returns to the top-level site, making use of a cookie either on that return journey or in the embedded context. We intend to provide a temporary set of heuristics to identify these scenarios and allow third-party cookies for a limited amount of time, giving sites a longer window to implement the necessary changes.

We want to ensure we are capturing the various scenarios where sites break without third-party cookies to ensure that we have provided guidance, tooling, and functionality to allow sites to migrate away from their third-party cookie dependencies. If your site or a service you depend on is breaking with third-party cookies disabled, you can submit it to our breakage tracker at goo.gle/report-3pc-broken.

After you purchase a domain from a third-party domain provider, such as Google Domains, GoDaddy, or 1&1 IONOS, you need to connect your domain to your Shopify store. Connecting your domain points your URL to your Shopify store so that customers can enter that URL into their web browser to visit your online store. 006ab0faaa