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This video series takes you through building your first web form. Create your table first, then build a submission form DataPage, and finally deploy your web form to a website.
Create a web interface to search through your database records. First you will learn how to import a table, then create a searchable Report DataPage.
To protect your data from unauthorized users, you can password-protect your app using authentication. These videos will show you how to create authentication tables and user profiles, as well as logout links and password recovery.
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Learn how to quickly style your Caspio web applications to match your website design without HTML or CSS coding.
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Take a look at Caspio Bridge's Advanced Reporting features which include calculations, record grouping, and totals and aggregation.
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Washington, D.C. -- Sunday will mark the 60th anniversary of the Animal Welfare Institute (AWI). In honor of this, the Congressional Animal Protection Caucus co-chairmen, Congressman Elton Gallegly (R-CA) and Congressman Jim Moran (D-VA), recognized AWI with a resolution commemorating the organization's 60th year.
The resolution, entitled Recognizing the 60th Anniversary of the Animal Welfare Institute (H. Res. 309), highlights AWI's unparalleled leadership in animal protection issues, speaks to AWI programs, and underscores AWI's current bipartisan and responsible legislative initiatives.
Since its inception in 1951, AWI has been a leader in the field of animal welfare. It was the first group of its kind to approach Congress and urge members on both sides of the aisle to consider their responsibility to be kind to animals and to enact laws to stamp out senseless cruelty while putting an end to needless suffering. Along the way, founder Christine Stevens - who guided the organization for over 50 years until her passing in 2002 - became known as the "mother of the animal protection movement." She and the dedicated staff at AWI have helped raise awareness and pass some of the most landmark animal welfare laws in the U.S. - the Humane Methods of Slaughter Act, the Laboratory Animal Welfare Act, the Endangered Species Preservation Act, and the Horse Protection Act, to name a few.
"We are especially grateful to the Congressional Animal Protection Caucus and all of the many Members of Congress who have helped lend a voice to those who would otherwise not be heard," noted AWI's president, Cathy Liss. "A special thanks is also due to the resolution sponsors, Congressman Gallegly and Congressman Moran, for their unwavering commitment to animal protection legislation over the years. Both have been incredible champions for the welfare of animals."
"As the co-chairman of the Congressional Animal Protection Caucus, I have come to view the Animal Welfare Institute as a vital institution, providing me and my colleagues with critical and timely information on fundamental animal welfare issues," said Congressman Gallegly.
Today, AWI continues its critical mission, working in a bipartisan fashion with Members of Congress to address animal suffering in a number of areas, including horse slaughter, laboratory animal handling and housing, trapping, marine mammal harvesting, farm animal husbandry, and animal transportation.
"I am pleased to recognize the Animal Welfare Institute on its 60th anniversary," said Congressman Moran. "AWI has been a tremendous asset on Capitol Hill - consistently on the vanguard in the fight to end senseless cruelty of animals - and I look forward to working with them in the future on the key animal welfare issues debated in Congress."
The Animal Welfare Institute is honored to be recognized for 60 years of service and commitment to animals and is energized now, more than ever, to carry on with the mission set forth by our founder, Christine Stevens - to alleviate the suffering inflicted on animals by people.
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Perched on the side of a rural road, a 'phantom hitchhiker' gave pals Rob Davies and Chris Felton a spooky surprise.
The ghostly sight of a man all in beige seeking a lift near Belsay in Northumberland left the Gateshead radio presenters in for a sleepless night.
The pair claim the man was dressed in RAF gear as he emerged late at night – and they have since discovered that he was stood close to where an air force jet crashed during the Second World War.
Rob, from Whickham, and Chris, from Birtley, had been out recording a piece on the anniversary of the Battle of Otterburn and were heading home along the A696 just after 11.30pm on Wednesday when they spotted the unusual figure.
Rob, 27, said: "We saw a man standing at the side of the road. We both actually jumped at first because we didn't see him until very late.
"He was dressed in a beige colour from head to toe. He was sticking his arm out for a lift, but we could not stop in time due to being at 60mph."
Rob claims the man's eyes did not reflect the car's lights and added: "Chris, who was driving, decided to turn around for him but we both agreed that he looked a bit odd. We were two miles north of the nearest village and there was nothing for miles.
"We said we would pick him up if he was real and just make sure he was dropped at the nearest village, and joked he might be a phantom hitchhiker.
"I started filming on my iPhone as it seemed a bit odd. We couldn't remember how far back he was, but we saw him again and slowed.
"He was dressed in what I can only describe as RAF gear and was holding something under his arm, which looked like a helmet or some kind of bag.
"We had to turn again so we could pick him up."
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Established in 1988, Alloy Processing's employees operate out of a new 100,000 square foot facility with the largest TSA anodize line in North America meeting requirements up to 50L x 12D ft.
At Alloy, metal finishing and nondestructive services are world class. From rinse to cleaning to metal preparation, our company has a product for each process. The benefits from this system solution include matched chemistries to achieve greatest efficiency with improved reliability.
Minimize your downtime and rely on our tailored chemistries for your most difficult problems. Our line of metal processing products is designed to prepare metal for secondary operations by cleaning and providing a high quality etched surface. Surface preparation is fundamental to paint adhesion and structural bonding. Alloy's metal processing solutions provide the ability to produce fine satin etched surfaces. We offer exceptionally uniform etch and extended bath/tank life.
Alloy is able to expedite customer deliveries. Immediate service is available and charges vary according to current backlog in required services.
Alloy Processing is committed to total quality and excellence in workmanship. Every employee is committed to improving the manner in which we accomplish our work assignments and meet our goals through "continuous improvement" of our processes and wise utilization of our valuable resources. We will ensure customer satisfaction with first time quality and superior "world class product".
Alloy Processing was acquired by Precision Castparts Corp. in March, 2013.
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Stainless steel or corrosion resistant steels are defined as steel alloys with a minimum of 11% chromium content by weight. This chromium oxide content gives the steel its stainless nature by forming a thin, adherent, and passive (non-reactive) film to prevent surface corrosion. This is a stark contrast to plain carbon steels. The Cress Passivation process is a cleaning process for stainless steel.
Liquid (or dye) penetrant inspection is used for detecting surface breaking flaws such as cracks or laps and folds in any non-absorbent surface. Surface flaws are easily identified using fluorescent penetrants under darkened conditions with UV lamps.
Each metal type has a required hardness level in its finished condition. Hardness testing is a method of testing to determine the hardness of a specific metal. The test is done by using a specially designed, calibrated, indenter that is pushed into the material to a particular depth. The resistance of the material is translated to a hardness value. The hardness value is directly correlated to the material's tensile strength.
Most materials have a unique conductivity value determined by their chemical composition and their respective manufacturing and processing method. Many specifications require a conductivity inspection to be performed to ensure the components are within the specified range for the material type from which the component is made.
Chromic Acid Anodize is a vital process in providing additional surface protection to aircraft components. The process is a rapid, controlled oxidation of the aluminum surface. Aluminum, in its natural state, has a very high resistance to atmospheric corrosion due to its thin layer of oxide. This film is thickened using the Chromic Acid Anodize process. When finished, the component will have a gray, corrosion resistant coating.
While the process is very similar to Chromic Acid Anodize, different customers require different types of treatments. Sulphuric Acid Anodizing provides the same level of protection to the aluminum surfaces as Chromic Acid Anodizing, but conforms to different process specifications.
Boric/Sulfuric Acid Anodize is a direct replacement for Chromic Acid Anodizing. It provides similar protection properties while avoiding the chromates which are environmentally insensitive.
Aluminum chromate conversion coatings (often referred to as chemical film or alodine or irridite) are used where maximum protection from corrosion is required. Most often it is used on surfaces that are to be painted, a nut plate is to be bonded or in a small area that is going to be left unpainted. In some cases, it is used where low electrical resistance is required such as electrical bond areas.
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Michael Pena has been working steadily since the mid '90s, having given some incredible performances, but he's not yet gotten that role to earn him notice beyond the film nerd community. Fingers crossed, that role may be here.
Pena is in talks to star opposite Jake Gyllenhaal in "End of Watch," a cop drama that centers on the friendship between two longtime partners, reported Variety. The film is being written and directed by David Ayers, the man who penned "Training Day."
Pena's made a bunch of films of late that have tanked, stank or both. But his turn in "Observe and Report," as a junkie security guard who befriends Seth Rogen, is a masterclass in character acting. "Watch" sounds like the kind of film that could get his talents front and center.
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Pena can next be seen May 6 in "Everything Must Go," as Will Ferrell's AA sponsor. It's semi-serious film based on a Raymond Carver story about a man who holds a five-day yard sale on his front lawn after getting kicked out by his wife.
Gyllenhaal, for his part, is coming off the disappointment of Source Code, in which his performance was very good, but not good enough to make the film a hit.


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Gaming competition for enrollment in community college cyber institute starts on Tuesday.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has invited service members returning from the Middle East, students and career switchers to join a cyber battle this week for a spot at a community college program with residencies at critical sector companies, state officials told Nextgov.
The Brookdale Community College CyberCenter, similar to a medical teaching hospital, will assign aspiring network defenders to temporary posts at banks, the FBI and other organizations vital to American life, according to organizers.
In December, Christie's office sent New Jersey Armed Forced veterans a letter encouraging them to participate in this week's contest to win scholarships and recognition. Details on next steps, curricula and the full array of benefits were made public over the weekend, state officials said on Sunday.
This development is a twist in a decade-long struggle to persuade raw talent to enter the short-staffed cybersecurity workforce. Many natural hackers of all ages spend their free time gaming and tinkering with code, but pursue more traditional degrees or computer science research positions.
The journey toward job placement begins on Tuesday with a six-week online competition, said Alan Paller, co-chair of a Homeland Security Department task force that broached the CyberCenter concept. The top 60 scorers will face off on March 23 at Brookdale using "military-grade" computer simulations to fend off intruders and overtake other network targets, he said. Among the finalists, about 10 to 20 will be selected to enroll in in the center.
As of Saturday, 509 individuals in New Jersey had signed up for the online challenge, said Paller, research director for the SANS Institute, a computer security training organization. "This is a pilot. If it works the idea will be to have parallel programs across the nation and thousands of students going through them," he said. The effort is still a work in progress, Paller added.
Some critics of this sort of community college instruction say graduates become the equivalent of volunteer first responders, not computer security aficionados.
"There is a clear difference between training and education," Gene Spafford, executive director of Purdue University's CERIAS, a highly-regarded cyber research outfit, told The Daily. "The difference is that training is where you teach people first aid and maybe some who are good will become EMTs; education is where you produce brain surgeons. The focus of the government is they want a whole bunch of people who know first aid."
The classroom requirements for CyberCenter students include obtaining certifications accredited by the American National Standards Institute, and taking courses in defending computers against adversaries and attacking adversary systems. They also must attend lessons in one "target area" of their choosing: advanced forensics; advanced penetration testing -- authorized hacking to identify computer vulnerabilities; and advanced secure configurations.
Pupils who complete their studies then undergo a six-month residency at a critical sector organization. One placement will be at a New Jersey company running a miniature city that cyber gurus destabilize by infiltrating the town's electricity supply systems and other infrastructure networks. This year, Air Force personnel are expected to practice securing and attacking the "CyberCity," which is affiliated with SANS, The Washington Post first reported in November 2012.
The New Jersey competition is free and open to all veterans, current service members, job seekers, New Jersey high school students and New Jersey college students.
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text: Bill Veghte (pictured left), Hewlett-Packard's former COO who took a new job as enterprise group executive vice president and cloud business just last week, and Dion Weisler (pictured right), a former HP Asia Pacific and Japan senior executive who two months ago took over as executive vice president of HP's Printing and Personal Systems Group, addressed partners for the first time during the company's quarterly partner webcast. The two executives spoke about the intensely competitive landscape including the battle with Dell and new partner opportunities. HP CEO Meg Whitman, HP Software Executive Vice President George Kadifa and HP Senior Vice President PPS Jos Brenkel also took questions. Here are excerpts from the partner webcast.


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For centuries the town hall was the beating heart of the free imperial city of Regensburg.
This was the workplace of councillors and administrators and it was here that the courts – complete with jail and torture chamber – were located. Between 1663 and 1806 the town hall also served as a meeting place for the Perpetual Imperial Diet, which brought major players in German and European politics to Regensburg. The atmosphere of the Diet still pervades the Imperial Hall and the meeting rooms – one of the main reasons that Regensburg was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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I wrote an article for ezine not published yet it only 300 hundred words, so I thought I might aswell post it here for the kind members of antionline. Its no advance paper or anything just a simple guide, so no flaming please im a beginer myself.
Malware Analysis - Top 3 Tools & Techniques
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In this article you will learn the top 3 techniques along with the top 3 tools needed to analyze and dissect malware successfully.
What is Malware? Well Malware is coined from the two words malicious and software. Malware refers to Spyware, Trojans, Bots, Viruses, Hijackers and other pieces of software with malicious intent.
Some prequisites, make sure you can program in C and understand C in a deep level another thing which is key is Assembley. Make sure you know the assembley architecture for the system your trying to reverse engineer under.
Vmware an excellent tool allows you to run multiple operating systems on one computer through a virtual interface. You can install Windows XP on the virtual computer and then run the malicious code on that virtual machine. This will provide you with safety from the malware and it also means cutting costs as you wont have to sacrifice a computer for the analysis.
OllyDbg a superb assembly level debugger it can analyze binary code on the fly which is excellent especially when the source code is not available. When doing malware analyzes the source code is almost never available. This tool will help you work out how the malware works and what it does.
Wireshark the best network traffic analyzer in my opinion. Malicious programs almost always cause some sort of network traffic and you want to be able to decode what this traffic is. It might be a password being sent to an IRC server to join a channel, it might even be that text file you stored on your desktop as passwords.txt. Have your network analyzer setup before you run the malicious code that way you wont miss a single packet.
With these 3 tools and techniques you should now be able to successfully dissect the malware, understand what it does and be able to protect your system from it.
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OAK RIDGE, Tenn. - Secretary of Energy Steven Chu today gave the keynote address at a dedication ceremony recognizing the start-up of operations at the nation's new, one of a kind storage facility for weapons-grade uranium. The Highly Enriched Uranium Materials Facility (HEUMF) - the ultra-secure uranium warehouse at the Y-12 National Security Complex - replaces multiple aging buildings with a single state-of-the-art storage facility.
Secretary Chu was joined by Representative Zach Wamp from Tennessee's 3rd Congressional District, Representative Lincoln Davis from Tennessee's 4th Congressional District, National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) Admininistrator Thomas P. D'Agostino and local officials from Oak Ridge.
HEUMF will play a major role in helping the NNSA accomplish its full range of nuclear security missions, including protecting the nation's inventory of highly enriched uranium (HEU).
"Your work matters deeply to the safety and security of our country, and we must ensure you have the tools - like the Highly Enriched Uranium Material Facility - to do your jobs," said Secretary Chu. "The Highly Enriched Uranium Material Facility is essential to achieving the President's vision. As we reduce our nuclear stockpile and improve security of nuclear material, we now have a modern facility capable of safely storing HEU until it can be down-blended."
Last April, President Obama called for an international effort to secure vulnerable nuclear material around the world within four years. Next month in Washington, the President will host a first-of-its-kind Nuclear Security Summit that will bring together heads of state from more than 40 countries to work toward a common understanding of the threat posed by nuclear terrorism and agree to effective measures to secure nuclear material, prevent nuclear smuggling, and combat nuclear terrorism.
HEUMF was built to consolidate HEU from locations across the Y-12 National Security Complex into a state-of-the-art facility that will reduce operating costs and is designed to address current and future threats. It is a critical example of how we are leading by example and improving the security of our own nuclear material.
In addition to being a modern facility for receiving, shipping and providing long-term storage, HEUMF is an integral part of NNSA Administrator Tom D'Agostino's plan to move from a Cold War-era nuclear weapons complex to a 21st century national security enterprise. It also is a key part of Y-¬12's long-range modernization plan.
"HEUMF is an example of what we are trying to accomplish as we work to transform a Cold War nuclear weapons complex into a 21st Century Nuclear Security Enterprise," said NNSA Administrator Thomas P. D'Agostino. "We must invest in the tools and capabilities required to support the full range of nuclear security missions. HEUMF does this."
Now that construction of HEUMF has been completed, the Y-12 National Security Complex has begun consolidating HEU previously stored at multiple locations across the site into HEUMF. Originally scheduled to take 13 months, Y-12 has adopted an accelerated plan to transfer much of the plant's inventory of enriched uranium to the new high-security facility within 90 days which is expected to save about $26 million in security costs.
The largest construction project at Y-12 in more than 40 years, the $549 million building was completed in 2008 and began receiving material for storage at the end of January. HEUMF is a large (approximately 300 ft. by 475 ft.) reinforced concrete structure that will provide storage capacity for thousands of containers of material to be held in specially designed storage racks.
Construction of HEUMF began in 2004. Approximately 91,000 cubic yards of concrete, 5,800 tons of rebar, and 1.5 million linear feet of wiring were used in its construction. HEUMF is one of two facilities whose joint mission will be to accomplish the storage and processing of all enriched uranium in one small, centralized area at Y-12. Design work on the second building - the Uranium Processing Facility - is under way.
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History Professor Has Book Published
SIOUX FALLS – Dr. Jeffrey Johnson, assistant professor of history at Augustana, is the author of "They Are All Red Out Here: Socialist Politics in the Pacific Northwest, 1895-1925," published by University of Oklahoma Press.
One of early-twentieth-century America's most fertile grounds for political radicalism, the Pacific Northwest, produced some of the most dedicated and successful socialists the country has ever seen. As a radicalized labor force emerged in mining, logging, and other extractive industries, socialists employed intensive organizational and logistical skills to become an almost permanent third party that won elections and shook the confidence of establishment rivals.
At the height of Socialist Party influence just before World War I, a Montana member declared, "They are all red out here."
In this first book to fully examine the development of the American Socialist Party in the Northwest, Dr. Johnson draws a sharp picture of one of the most vigorous left-wing organizations of this era. Relying on party newspapers, pamphlets, and correspondence, he allows socialists to reveal their own strategies as they pursued their agendas in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. And he explores how the party gained sizable support in Butte, Spokane, and other cities seldom associated with left-wing radicalism.
"They Are All Red Out Here" employs recent approaches to labor history by restoring rank-and-file workers and party organizers as active participants in shaping local history. The book marks a major contribution to the ongoing debate over why socialism never grew deep roots in America soil and no longer thrives here. It is a work of political and labor history that uncovers alternative social and political visions in the American West.
Dr. Johnson is the Augustana History Department's specialist on modern US history. He has published a number of articles, including "The Gilded Age & the Frontier Military: Society and Culture at Fort Assinniboine, Montana Territory, 1879-1905" in the Journal of the West and "The Talking Stage of Socialism Has Passed: The Beginning of Northwest Socialism, 1895-1900" in Idaho Yesterdays.
"They Are All Red Out Here" is available from online booksellers, in bookstores, and directly from University of Oklahoma Press, 1-800-627-7377 or www.oupress.com.
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Former South Carolina running back Kenny Miles is in stable condition after being shot during a robbery attempt in Irmo, S.C., on Monday afternoon.
The injuries were at first thought to be life threatening, but Miles has apparently come through okay after medical treatment.
Deputies say a little after 1 p.m., a suspect shot Miles in the upper body at the Dutch Fork Business Park in the 100 block of Centrum Drive, which is just off Highway 176.
According to Deputy Curtis Wilson with the Richland County Sheriff's Department, the suspect confronted Miles at that location, and the two argued. Wilson said the suspect may have been trying to take money and a USC championship ring from Miles.
Wilson says Miles's injuries are no longer deemed life-threatening, adding that the former player is in stable condition.
Miles rushed for 1,341 yards and four touchdowns during his career at South Carolina. He led the Gamecocks as a true freshman in 2009 with 626 yards before backing up Marcus Lattimore the rest of his career.