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With the broader development of networking, data acquired from IoT and big data have grown significantly in various real-time applications. It provides a transparent role of human life as it shows an extensive bond with data provisioning. On the other hand, it has some challenging issues like verification of authenticity of the enormous data over an un-trusted environment like cloud. It causes privacy leakage, delay, and unidentified data size by third-party. Thus, there is a need for a novel authentication to handle all these problems using a tree data structure for establishing authentication for privacy preservation. Here, a novel graph-based traversing algorithm (GTA) is proposed for realizing the data stream verification and validates the arrival of data streams. This model reduces the failure rate and improves the authentication mechanism and robustness. An integrity verification scheme is used to handle privacy leakage issues during third-party analysis. The simulation is performed in MATLAB 2016b environment to project the significance of the model, and the outcomes are more desirable for authentication and privacy preservation during practical examination. Here, metrics like path length, total verification time, and total insertion time are evaluated. The proposed model gives a better trade-off compared to existing approaches. The path length variation of GTA is 1.3, 1.4, and 1.5 for depth rates 6, 8, and 10, respectively. The total verification time with data size is 1, 2, 3, and 4GB, respectively. The total insertion time of GTA is 5, 10, 15, and 18s for 1, 2, 3, and 4GB, respectively. It is remarkably lesser than P-ATHAT and Merkle tree, respectively. The time needed for two successive data verification is 16, 23, 43, and 57s for data sizes of 1, 2, 3, and 4GB, respectively. The proposed model consumes 15, 28, 44, and 54s, respectively, for the data size from 1GB to 4GB.

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• Identify the distinct elements of major sports from a social media perspective
• Evaluate how the different stakeholders in major sports use social media
• Describe the importance of social media use for sporting events
• Distinguish between the different objectives which teams, leagues, and national governing bodies have when using social media

We began first with the hope that a conversation regarding individuals with autism and employment may be broached. Then, we spoke of the social environment in which these individuals with autism are oppressed through exclusion by tucking them into a vulnerable population. Then, the conversation shifted to pulling individuals with autism out of their vulnerable social group so that they may be a single individual with autism, only to be countered that, even as a single person, an individual with autism will still behave so differently from societal expectations or even my own expectations. Then, the conversation shifted to considering that perhaps it is for the own good of the individuals with autism, perhaps the workplace is no place for such individuals, and it would just hurt the person themselves to be there. Then, to push the conversation again to invite them into the workplace, again there is this counter that, even if those poor individuals would like to be a part of the workplace, they cannot fulfill the demands of work, the organization itself would not be a functional organization. Then, the conversation is pulled back into asking what is more important. Is it more important to keep an organization that cannot function for its people or to keep a functioning organization that is successfully hurting people? How about this instead: Let’s end the conversation with the hope that a world will be created with love for all, as we call for more organizational studies that include not just individuals with autism but also all kinds of authentic individual ways of being that are reaching for connection to entities, time, place, and persons to be desired and legitimized in organizations. For it is not impossible to create a functional organization when we discover that every authentic person is a legitimate being in the world.

Education is how lifelong progress is achieved through learning, unlearning and relearning. This chapter summarises the pilot of a social application based on the Mereon Matrix, and closes with an addendum that updates the original social application based on the Mereon Matrix. BELONGING was designed to rebuild the hearts and minds of teachers, strengthening their relationships with administrations, parents and learners. It provides a tool for addressing classroom management that was intentionally developed to fully support, yet operate independent of the curriculum. The results of this programme, implemented in an Italian school district since 2004, exceed what one might have dared to dream: BELONGING builds authenticity, develops character, and nurtures relationship skills, all of which are essential to learning and learning to lead. In a world driven by competition, separating winners from losers, BELONGING reveals connections and grows cooperation and empathy. This project indicates how authenticity, responsibility and accountability foster survival. It makes it clear why competent, creative, freethinking individuals who work together in a cooperative endeavour, strengthen stability to increase the possibility that a system can transcend survival. In 2017, the BELONGING brand was established and updated; design betas took place in the US and Indonesia; and global marketing efforts are underway in the fall of 2017.