Abstract: A machine is provided for harvesting produce such as fruit from a pair of adjacent, generally parallel rows of trees. The machine includes a land vehicle for being driven between the adjacent rows of trees. The land vehicle includes a chassis that supports a fruit collection receptacle. There are at least one pair of selectively extendible and retractable lift arms pivotably mounted to the chassis. Each arm in each pair supports proximate a distal end thereof a carrier for holding a person. Each arm is adjustable to position the carrier such that a person in the carrier is able to manually collect fruit form a respective one of the rows of trees. There are plurality conduits, each of which is attached proximate an upper end thereof to a respective one of the carriers such that an entrance of the conduit is accessible to a person in a respective carrier.

Abstract: The invention relates to systems and methods for management of internet and computer network security threats comprising: a centralized monitoring service; a security management center, wherein the security management center is engineered with rule based and non-linear adaptive analytics to provide intrusion detection, automated response to intrusion attempts, virus detection scanner, spyware scanner, a virtual private network engine, network vulnerability scanner, network activity logger, content filter, SPAM prevention, email activity log and filter, and TBD threat vectors; a remote client; and a hardware device located at the client, wherein the hardware self boots and automatically initiates a virtual private network session with the hosted monitoring and management center after connection to the internet and electrical power.