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 A laptop containing personal information from thousands of blood donors mdash; including Social Security numbers and medical information mdash; was stolen from a local office of the American Red Cross, but officials said the information was encrypted.The data included matching names and birth dates of donors from Texas and Oklahoma, as well as donors  sexual and disease histories. We haven t viewed this as a security breach at this point,  Darren Irby, spokesman for the national American Red Cross office, told The Dallas Morning News for its Saturday editions.The laptop was one of three stolen from a locked closet in the Farmers Branch office o kubki stanley f the American Red Cross in May, but the two others did not contain the personal information. There was no sign of forced entry, said Red Cros stanley mug s spokeswoman Audrey Lundy.Local officials alerted police and national Red Cross offices, Lundy said. Donors were not notified about the missing information, and the Red Cross had no legal obligation to do so.        The laptops disappeared on two separate occasions in May, according to police reports. They could have been gone as long as a week before being reported missing.Gordon Bass, acting chief information securit stanley cup usa y officer for the national Red Cross, said supervisors have their own user names and passwords. Access is time-and-date based, so information can be accessed only during blood drives or when new information is uploaded to a central database.The Farmers Branch Red Cross also lost a Jclk No Decision Yet On Oil Reserves
 Astronomers have this neat trick where they turn large celestial objects, like galaxies, into magnifying glasses that illuminate more distant objects behind them. This artist    stanley cup impression, in which a remote  botella stanley merging galaxy is magnified, shows how it works. Via HubbleE stanley quencher SA   YouTube channel.                                                        AstronomyScienceSpace