WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 2016 ❚ SIUSLAW NEWS 7B
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What You Should Know About
Your Chip Card
by Stephanie Ericksen
(NAPSA)-Hundreds of millions of chip cards
have been distributed to help strengthen the secu-
rity of the U.S. payments system. Instead of swip-
ing these cards, you’ll be asked to insert your card
in the terminal and keep it there until prompted
to remove. Whether you’re using one for the fi rst
time or are getting used to the subtle differences
between chip and magnetic stripe, here are a few
things to keep in mind.
• Chip cards are a weapon against fraud.
Each time you insert your chip card into a chip-
enabled terminal, the tiny computer embedded gen-
erates a unique single-use code. Because that code
is different in every transaction, the data fl owing
through retailers’ systems is much less appealing to
hackers. Even if they steal the data, it’s nearly im-
possible for them to use it to create a fake or coun-
terfeit copy of your card. By January 2016, coun-
terfeit fraud dollars at U.S. chip-enabled merchants
had fallen by 26 percent from the year before.
• Don’t worry if you don’t have a chip card
yet. Whether you’re paying with a Visa chip or
magnetic stripe card, you’re still protected by Vi-
sa’s Zero Liability policy, which guarantees that
you won’t be held responsible for unauthorized
charges made with your account.
• Verifi cation isn’t always needed. Small pur-
chases for everyday items, which account for more
than 70 percent of transactions, can be processed
Chip cards and chip-enabled merchants put
America on the way to the next level of pay-
ment security for consumers, businesses and
fi nancial institutions.
without a signature or a PIN.
• You can choose signature or PIN. Some
merchants require cardholders to enter a PIN for
purchases with a debit card. If you ever have a
problem signing for your debit purchases with a
Visa card, let the company know. Both PIN and
signature are supported by chip cards. Signature-
based cards are more common in the U.S. and you
can use your chip card with a signature, even in
countries where PINs are common.
• Chip transactions are getting faster. Pay-
ment networks are working on ways to make chip
transactions faster. For example, Visa’s Quick Chip
for EMV speeds up checkout by streamlining card
processing. Once a merchant’s chip terminal is up-
dated, customers can dip and remove their EMV
chip card from the terminal, typically in two sec-
onds or less, without waiting for the transaction to
be fi nalized.
• The transition to chip is accelerating. Each
week, about 23,000 new merchant locations turn
on chip terminals. The U.S. already has more Visa
chip cards than any other country.
• There’s more progress behind the scenes.
Chip cards are part of a much broader effort to de-
liver ironclad security with each transaction. Ad-
vanced fraud detection analytics are also applied to
each and every Visa transaction, evaluating up to
500 data points in less than a millisecond to iden-
tify and disrupt suspicious activity. New services,
such as mobile location confi rmation and consumer
transaction controls, enlist cardholders’ mobile de-
vices in the fi ght against fraud. Cardholder verifi ca-
tion is also getting smarter, with the introduction
of biometric authentication. Meanwhile, technol-
ogy is making mobile, in-app and online purchases
more secure.
Learn More
For further facts and fi gures on chip cards, visit
www.visa.com.
• Ms. Ericksen is vice president, Risk Products,
Visa Inc.
Wildfi re Smoke Travels Farther Than You Think
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A wildfi re hundreds of miles away can
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steps you can take to protect yourself.
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men and people more than 65 years old. In-
creases were also found in other forms of
heart disease.
How To Protect Yourself
From Wildfi re Smoke
Fortunately, there are precautions you can
take if wildfi res occur near you. Here are a
few:
1. Protect your indoor air. Keep win-
dows and doors closed. If you use an air
conditioner, keep the fresh-air intake closed.
A high-performance air purifi er such as
the IQAir HealthPro Plus will help remove
smoke particles of all sizes from indoor air.
It will also help control ozone levels. This is
critical if you live in an urban area downwind
(even remotely) from wildfi res.
2. Remain indoors as much as possible.
This is especially true for those with respira-
tory or heart disease, the elderly and children.
3. Wear a mask outdoors. A paper
dust mask or surgical mask is not suffi cient.
Choose a respirator mask with an N95 or
N100 rating.
4. Avoid activities that further pollute
the indoor air. Avoid burning candles, us-
ing the fi replace, or even vacuuming (unless
you own a high-perfor_mance HEPA vacuum
cleaner). All of these can otherwise become
additional sources of indoor air pollutants.
Wildfi res can occur with little or no no-
tice, and they can poison the air for hundreds
of miles or more. Be ready to react quickly
and take the right steps to protect your home
and family from unhealthy air quality when
wildfi res occur.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of
DIXIE E. DICK, Deceased.
No. 16PB03523
NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Dixie M.
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PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE.
Dated: July 22, 2016.
Dixie M. Buss, Personal Representative
Thomas C. Nicholson, OSB #813265
552 Laurel Street
PO Box 308
Florence, OR 97439
Telephone: 541-997-7151
Fax: 541-997-7152
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Publication Dates: July 27, 2016, August 3, & 10, 2016
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in their honesty, con-
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Danger breeds best on
too much coni dence.
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(NAPSA)-There’s been a disturbing pat-
tern of increasing wildfi res in the U.S. and
Canada. Nine of the 10 largest wildfi res in
the U.S. in recent history have occurred since
2000. The U.S. Forest Service now spends
more than half its annual budget on fi refi ght-
ing, compared to 16 percent just 20 years
ago. In Canada, hundreds of wildfi res burned
throughout the nation in 2015 as a result of
scorching temperatures and drought.
The trend is likely to continue, and wild-
fi res are likely to be a health concern for areas
far downwind. More than ever, it’s important
to know what steps to take when wildfi res af-
fect the air quality where you live.
Wildfi re Smoke Travels Farther Than
Previously Thought
In one recent study, researchers discov-
ered that rural wildfi re smoke drifts farther
from its source than was previously thought.
Examining satellite data to track the move-
ment and dispersal of smoke plumes, they
found that wildfi re smoke drifts at a very high
altitude, eventually reaching distant urban
centers and interacting with other pollutants
to create elevated ozone levels far from the
fi re source.
Previous studies had found that wildfi res
release nitrogen oxide and hydrocarbons that
contribute to elevated ozone levels, but those
effects were seen mostly in rural areas, not
distant urban centers far removed from the
fi res. Breathing ozone can trigger a variety
of negative health effects, including cough-
ing, throat irritation and congestion in healthy
people. Furthermore, ozone can worsen
symptoms of bronchitis, emphysema and
asthma.
Wildfi res And Heart Attacks
Another recent study, published in the
Journal of the American Heart Association,
reported new evidence of a connection be-
tween wildfi re smoke particles and acute
heart disease, including cardiac arrest. Smoke
particles that are 2.5 microns or less in diam-
eter (known as “fi ne” particles) in particular
were found to be associated with a short-term
increased risk of cardiac arrest. The study also
found an increase in emergency-department
hospital visits associated with exposure to
fi ne smoke particles from wildfi res and a 6.9
percent increase in cardiac arrests as a result
of exposure to wildfi re smoke particles. The
increase was most strongly associated with
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