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As a major technological university, RIT offers academic opportunities that extend far beyond science, engineering, and technology. We offer innovative programs in many emerging career fields that are designed to prepare you not only for today's competitive workplace, but for the challenges you'll face tomorrow as industries evolve and change.
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Remote exploitation of a memory corruption vulnerability in Microsoft Corp.'s Excel could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the current user.
The vulnerability occurs when Excel parses a specially crafted SCENARIO record in an Excel file. Specific values of length filed within that record can trigger a memory corruption vulnerability and may allow arbitrary code execution.
Exploitation of this vulnerability results in the execution of arbitrary code with the privileges of the user opening the file. To exploit this vulnerability, an attacker needs to convince a user to open a malicious file. Attackers typically accomplish this by e-mailing a targeted user the file or hosting the file on a Web page.
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A woman prays inside the Metropolitan Cathedral in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Wednesday, March 13, 2013. White smoke billowed from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, Wednesday evening, in Vatican City, meaning 115 cardinals in a papal conclave elected a new leader for the world's 1.2 billion Catholics. (AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano)
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Latin Americans reacted with joy, bursting into tears and cheers on Wednesday at news that an Argentine cardinal has become the first pope from the hemisphere.
"It's incredible!" said Martha Ruiz, 60, who was weeping tears of emotion after learning that the cardinal she knew as Jorge Mario Bergoglio will now be Pope Francis I.
She said she had been in many meetings with the cardinal and said, "He is a man who transmits great serenity."
Cars honked their horns as the news spread and television announcers screamed with elation and surprise.
There was excitement as well elsewhere.
At the St. Francis of Assisi church in the colonial Old San Juan district in Puerto Rico, church secretary Antonia Veloz exchanged jubilant high-fives with Jose Antonio Cruz, a Franciscan friar.
Cruz said he personally favored the Brazilian candidate, but was pleased with the outcome, saying the new pope would help revitalize the church.
"It's a huge gift for all of Latin America. We waited 20 centuries. It was worth the wait," said Cruz, wearing the brown cassock tied with a rope that is the signature of the Franciscan order. "Everyone from Canada down to Patagonia is going to feel blessed. This is an event."
"This is something exciting," the 50-year-old Veloz said of the new Argentine pope. "I'm speechless." In Santo Domingo, the bells pealed in the city's main cathedral in the colonial district.
In Panama City, public relations executive Nelsa Aponte said with teary eyes, "This made me cry, I had to get out my handkerchief."
"We have a new pastor, and for the first time, he is from Latin America."


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Food recalls spike in the third quarter
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thank GOD for food inspection, more is needed to keep our food safe to eat and stiffer penalties are needed to guarantee the food remains safe, ie. furtilizers used in organic food production, so many lives at stake not just the people eating it.
We all strive for our products to be safe for the consumer. I don't think there are many in the Food Industry who would say that the food chain is less safe than than in past years. The case could be made that food safety standards are higher than ever. The reasons for the proliferation of recalls just might be that the technology of detection of food-borne pathogens outpaces the ability of the industry to catch up with requirements. Perhaps we have sanitized and cleansed ourselves into a position where many of the minor strains of pathogens that have been around for millennium are now detected, and, BAM...recall. Anyone who thinks the penalties for recalls aren't stiff enough has not had the experience of living through one.
Sanitation is a nice word, to use it sounds good, but how many are really doing sanitation? It takes too long and costs too much, are the statements from farm to retail. FDA requires test and hold since March 1, 2012. So if the industry would take FDA regulations serious, they wouldn't ship contaminated food or feed into the supply chain. How can it be there are more recalls in the last quarter? There shouldn't be anything contaminated in the supply chain. Even companies they are testing like Sunland and have positive results are shipping their products to the consumers. Where are the penalties at?
True, we are "safer" than we were ten years ago. The issue isn't necessarily the technology. It's the human part of the equation. Instead of being black and white, many see shades of grey. There are GAPS but, what does that really accomplish? Many times when someone [grower, shipper, warehouse, retail, etc] suffers the consequences it's a fine after the fact as well as any associated legal punishments. Every segment of the supply chain needs to thoroughly process their product to ensure the optimum food safety standard. That's what should be. To make it so, it would increase the cost of doing business [for some] exponentially. More protocols means more expense. More expense will raise the cost for the consumer. Rarely have I seen or heard of a company intentionally supplying tainted food (The PCA salmonella a few years back MAY be an exception). There needs to be a harmony between the resources needed and the effect on the bottom line. Some are looking for that harmony. Some, not so much. For some, it's simply more cost effective to be reactionary. We all know the FDA has no real powers and can, virtually, be ignored. Funds-> up-to-date tech/experts-> higher and more consistent food safety standards-> convert GAPs to Regulations to hold EVERYONE accountable.
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Being flaky is worse than being incompetent. How flaky are you?
There's a difference between being incompetent and flaky. Incompetent is just that – you're unskilled and ineffective. There isn't a lot there to mistake or overestimate. On the other hand, being flaky is the epitome of inconsistency, underperformance and self-centeredness.
While most people can be flaky from time to time, if there is a habit of flakiness then chances are, you have a problem. Answer the following questions to see how flaky you are.
Do you change your mind often? Second thoughts aside, how often do you go back and forth between yes and no? If you are wishy washy and change your mind often, people are less likely to take you seriously. They are also less likely to care what you think. This can make it very awkward for you to establish credibility or even develop personal and professional networks.
Do you clown around too much? Humor is a great tool to break the ice or even lighten up a tense moment. Too much humor can have a harmful effect and make it difficult to have quality time and discussion.
Are you too serious? While erring on the side of too much humor can be harmful, so can being too serious. A lack of balance can lead to people avoiding you and you feeling left out. A normal response to feeling left out is to try and be less serious but because chances are you will be forcing it, you are more likely to change your mind at the last minute or in mid-stream. Doing this makes you look wishy washy.
Are you opportunistic? Do you engage others when you want/need something and then go AWOL when you don't? This is a common transgression that many aspiring professionals make. While you may think that this makes you look like a go-getter, it actually makes you look like a user. For most people, users are considered to be the ultimate flake and avoided when possible.
Do you take responsibility? No one wants to get the pointed finger but if you did it, own it! Nothing says BIG FLAKE than being a coat-tail rider when times are good but a ghost in the wind when things are bad.
Do you keep your promises? "I'll call you tomorrow. I will get this to you next week. I know this is last minute, but let's reschedule." Sound familiar? The worst thing you can do is fall through on your own commitments or break your word. When you do not keep your word, you have effectively wasted someone's time and resources; and trust me, those transgressions are not soon forgotten. Your reputation is more important than their credit score. Failure to keep your word makes you flakier than a head of dandruff – YUCK!
So, how did you do?!
If you have at least one 'yes' then you are probably a typical flake and should work on getting better while you can (it goes downhill from here). If you said 'yes' to at least two things, then look out – there is a habit forming! If you said yes to three or more questions, then it's time to do some personal development. Look for a seasoned coach or therapist (seriously) and begin to work on becoming a less flakier you!


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1) When moving into a square that contains a monster card, I fight the monster and kill it. After resolving that encounter, do I draw another card to resolve the square, or does fighting the monster end my turn?
2) When you land on a town/village/tavern space, do you choose what to resolve, or do you need to resolve anything? The way we played, we just usually went with the 1-6 roll table, but we were unsure whether we had to resolve an encounter there or not.
3) When is it appropriate to discard a specific toughness of monsters to get a modifier for your strength or craf? Is it on your turn, at the end of your turn, when you meet the requirments?


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Christie N. David, 32, a social studies teacher, was indicted by a Bradley County Grand Jury after an investigation of her alleged involvement with a former student, a 15-year-old male.
David posted a $10,000 bond after she was charged and turned herself over to authorities Oct. 23.
She was indicted by a Bradley County grand jury after investigators with the Bradley County Sheriff's Office began an investigation in September, according to officials at BCSO.
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Like many of you, earlier this week I watched the
televised news conference where Nomar Garciaparra officially announced his
retirement from baseball. Appropriately,
"No Mah" had signed a one-day minor league contract with Boston so he could hang 'em up as a Red Sox. Knowing about his rare condition that genetically
made him susceptible to muscle injuries, the news that he was ending his
playing career at age 36 really wasn't surprising to me. Yet, as I sat there in my office at Phoenix
Muni watching him at the podium, I couldn't help but reflect on my first
meeting with the Red Sox legend. As you
know, we signed him to a one-year contract about this time last spring. I've dealt with a lot of superstar athletes
in my career–Barry Bonds, John Elway, Steve Young, Deion Sanders, Aaron
Rodgers, Natalie Coughlin, Darryl Strawberry, Jeff Kent, Joe Carter, to name a
few–so I've seen all kinds of personalities and egos through the years.
When I first encountered Nomar, I was prepared
for anything. We met in the clubhouse
here in Phoenix. He greeted me with his hand out and a warm
smile. We shook hands and I told him I
needed to take him upstairs to our administrative offices to have his "mug
shot" taken by a photographer. Then he would join Orlando Cabrera, who was also
signed that day, for a brief media session in a nearby conference room
overlooking the field. When we arrived
in the lobby area of our offices, I stopped to introduce Nomar to our long-time
Spring Training receptionist Wilona Perry.
I was interested to see how he would respond to her, as I have always
found that you can tell a lot about a person by how they treat "ordinary"
people. Virtually every star player or
celebrity I've known has been cordial and kind to the owner, the GM or the
network sportscaster. Sadly, that is not
always the case with rank-and-file folks.
I will never forget how Nomar treated Wilona.
He could not have been more kind to her.
He probably spent 15 minutes just chatting with her, even regaling her
with the now well-publicized story about how he and his brother once saved an
inebriated young woman who had accidentally fallen into the bay near his
condominium in Boston. It was clear to me that Nomar had a big heart
and virtually no ego, and that he
clearly could separate Nomar Garciappara, the icon, from Nomar Garciaparra, the
real person. As he left the lobby, he
made a point to shake Wilona's hand one more time to say what a pleasure it had
been for him to meet her. Then
we proceeded upstairs to the press conference.
And before we could even start the conference, Nomar had personally
walked up to each and every journalist in attendance and greeted them with a
sincere handshake. At this point, I was
starting to think, "This guy is too good to be true." Well, as I learned during last season, Nomar
was even better than I could have
ever imagined.
While his path crossed
mine in the twilight of his career, I'm not sure I have ever admired an athlete
more than Nomar. To watch him arrive
early every day at the clubhouse so he could be stretched–I'm sure with much
pain–and massaged so he might be available to play, if only for pinch-hitting
duties, was a revelation to me. Most
superstars who had already tasted fame and fortune would have really had a hard
time accepting such a limited and arduous role.
Nomar, however, never complained and was a remarkable gentleman. He always treated everyone, from the media,
the fans, the trainers, the groundsmen, the clubbies, to someone from the front
office staff, with the utmost respect and kindness. It made me recall an experience I had in a
previous life as the San Francisco Giants' VP of Communications.
Shawon Dunston, the former Chicago Cubs' star
shortstop, joined the Giants late in his career after injuries had curtailed
his playing time. Like Nomar, Shawon was
a very proud man with an accomplished background. One of the more touching clubhouse scenes I
have ever witnessed was when one of Shawon's young sons asked his father, "Hey daddy,
what position are you playing now? I
don't see you at shortstop anymore."
Shawon's eyes began to tear up.
He paused, and then answered, "Well, son, things have kind of
changed. My position now is just…just to
be a good teammate." As I look back to last year–Nomar's final
chapter of a remarkable career–I know one thing that is absolutely
certain. If you asked anyone in the A's
clubhouse about Nomar Garciaparra, to a man they would say, "he was good
teammate." And perhaps more than
statistics, records or awards, those simple words might be the greatest tribute
a player can ever receive.
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Nomar is the greatest short stop of all time. Dan Geise is my favorite A.
Call me crazy maybe but I like to dress in drag at the games.


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just got home with my 09 Sienna XLE and have a question. I see the two 115v outlets - can these be used for anything? can i plug my laptop in there and run it continuously while the car is running? i realize when parked it will drain the battery but i'm looking for some guidelines as to what i can use and how long - both while the car is off and when the engine is running.
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wwest Posts: 10,706Your 115 VAC power probably comes from a CHEAP(***) MSW (Modified Sine Wave) 150-200 Watt inverter. Not compatible with MANY AC devices/components. Consult your owners manual before plugging anything into that supply.
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vince113 Posts: 6my owner's manual says do not use appliances that require a combined total of more than 100W. if more than 100 W is used, the protection circuit will cut the power supply.
my laptop uses 90 W (per the fine print on the power adapter). I use my laptop all the time. What I don't know is the following:
is the limit of 100 W total for the sienna between the two outlets and therefore I only have 10 W that can be used in the other outlet or is it 100 W per outlet so if I had another laptop I could run it in the other outlet at the same time.
the manual seems to imply it is total for both outlets combined but does not say so explicitly :confuse: -
wwest Posts: 10,706My bet would be that provided the laptop battery is already fully charged the typical current draw, wattage use, of your laptop would be in the range of 30-50 watts. 90 watts is probably the maximum rating of the laptop's 115 VAC power supply and only rises to that level with the laptop componentry powered and charging a fully discharged laptop battery.
islandvan Posts: 23the big problem for me is that the outlets DO NOT work when the car is off as far as i can tell.
this is so dumb. in this day and age where people depend on their cell phone it would be nice to let your phone charge while you are out of the car for a while or even over night.
the argument that it prevents a battery from draining does not hold up as most devices do not draw that much power and they stop when the battery is full.
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Last Thursday, more than 175 Bostonians braved freezing weather and slippery sidewalks to pack the 47-foot bar at Eastern Standard for a special classic cocktail event hosted by Martini & Rossi and Imbibe Magazine. Guests sampled five cocktails handpicked by Eastern Standard mixologist Jack Cannon (aka "Jackson"): the Belle de Jour, Bobby Burns, Classic Martini, Frisco and Half Sinner Half Saint. "This is great," said attendee Peter Gumaskas, after his first sip of a Frisco, made with bourbon and Benedictine liqueur. "It's not too sweet, and the bourbon is not too strong."
The comment likely would have made special guest—drink historian David Wondrich—smile. Wondrich, author of Killer Cocktails, earlier described the perfect classic cocktail as well-balanced. "A classic cocktail, for me, is from a certain period when 'cocktails' was a language that all the best bartenders understood and could work in," he said. "It should have a distinctive flavor profile: It should taste like itself, not something else. It's not too sweet, not too sour, not too strong—you shouldn't just taste the booze. And it doesn't have to be made with huge amounts of elaborate ingredients."
Eastern Standard, said Wondrich, has all the hallmarks of a classic cocktail bar: bitters on the back bar, rye whiskey (that's American straight rye, not Canadian), freshly squeezed juices and a frequently tapped bottle of vermouth.
Later in the evening, Wondrich demonstrated how to make one of his favorite classics, the Saratoga Cocktail, which was circulated in tasting glasses throughout the bar. Here's the recipe for those who couldn't make it to the event:
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1 oz cognac
1 oz straight rye whiskey
1 oz Martini & Rossi sweet vermouth
2 dashes Fee's Old-Fashioned aromatic bitters or Angostura bitters
Stir ingredients well with cracked ice. Strain into chilled cocktail glass and twist a thinly cut swatch of lemon peel over the top.
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- Randy said...
Sounds like a great event. If I lived near Boston, I would have loved to go. But I do have aquestion. What rye was being used in the Saratoga? I saw your rye whiskey article and am now experimenting with various brands. But for a cocktail I wonder if it was a "premium" rye or more of a mixing rye. Thanks.
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Hi Randy,
The Saratoga contained Rittenhouse 100-proof rye. This rye is an excellent value at only about $20 a bottle, and it's great for mixing in cocktails. - 2/21/2007 10:16 AM
- David Wondrich said...
Let me just add that Wild Turkey 101 and Sazerac 6-year-old work just about as well as the Rittenhouse; you can also use a 100-proof bourbon (such as Old Grand-Dad) without damage to the drink.
In general, when it comes to mixing with American whiskey, for "authentic" classic cocktails I look at the proof as much as I do at the kind of whiskey: most of our whiskeys used to be sold at around 50% alcohol, and I find that that proof makes for a drink whose flavor is much more concentrated and alive than the standard 40%. Of course, it also makes for a stronger drink, so moderation is in order.
And I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Imbibe and Eastern Standard (and of course Jackson) and all the readers I met--with a cocktail crew like that to hang around with, I would gladly drag myself up to Boston on a weekly basis, if not more often. - 2/21/2007 10:47 AM
- Randy said...
Thanks for the info and suggestions! I also have my eye on a bottle of Hirsch. For sipping of course!
- Karen said...
The Hirsch is definitely amazing. Great suggestions from Dave. I tried the Red Hook (recipe in the rye article) recently with the Sazerac 6-year, and it was delicious.


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Dr. Halliday, a rear admiral in the U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS), served as assistant surgeon general and chief of staff to the surgeon general of the United States (Dec. 2008-May 2012). His experience includes serving as director and chief dental officer of the Indian Health Service and chief professional officer of the dental category. During his term as chief dental officer of the USPHS, Dr. Halliday coordinated the delivery of oral health services by the Commissioned Corps Dental Officers from the Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Justice, and Department of Homeland Security.
He received his doctor of dental surgery from Marquette University School of Dentistry (1987) and his master of public health from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill School of Public Health (2002).
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Wayne W. Cottam, DMD, MS, is vice dean at A.T. Still University's Missouri School of Dentistry & Oral Health (ATSU-MOSDOH). He also serves as associate dean of community partnerships at ATSU's Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health (ATSU-ASDOH) where he develops and oversees the external rotation program and other student community activities and partnerships, as well as teaches head and neck anatomy. Prior to his current positions, he was the dental director with Community Health Centers in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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What keeps you up at night?
Telecom operators and futuristic communications providers perhaps utilize the most complete array of IT tools and engineering solutions in one of the most dynamic marketplaces. Today, we see a greater degree of "internationalization" of innovation processes than ever before. Some of the hottest trends in convergence, mobility, digitalization, cloud computing, delivery platforms, and social media are placing unprecedented demands on companies to win in a new communications landscape. In this environment, what telecom technology and engineering strategies are you dovetailing into your development processes to help you gain a competitive edge?
Why should you consider HCL?
Vast experience. With over 20 years of experience serving all segments of the telecommunications ecosystem (service providers, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and component vendors), we provide end-to-end solutions in engineering and R&D, custom and enterprise applications, infrastructure management, and business process outsourcing. We have the largest outsourced engineering center in the telecom space developed outside the U.S. and are the largest offshore third-party telecom BPO service provider in Asia.
Legacy of innovation. Our engineers hold the highest number of innovation credits for patents filed from India (over 90 patents have been filed in next-generation networking technologies). We also have extensive experience in developing vendor/device agnostic solutions and have go-to-market partnerships with leading component vendors.
Investment in new telecom technology. We've invested millions of dollars in new telecom technology and networking lab equipment (which includes equipment for interoperability testing, compliance, network testing and measurement, and more). These labs are leveraged across engagements in new-product development, end-of-life support, and product life cycle management. HCL has also made significant investments in wireless communication technologies across LTE, small cells and SDN.
A one-stop shop. For telecom technology vendors, our end-to-end capabilities in hardware, software, manufacturing, and compliance testing uniquely position us as a core engineering and development partner. End-to-end integrated offerings include turnkey implementation, system integration, and concept-to-field implementation; development and support of operations and business systems; middleware and integration; voice applications; protocol, network management; verification validation, and conformance testing.
Unique capabilities. Our domain consultants bring to the table unique capabilities in wireless, convergence, and value-added services and in-depth knowledge of new age technologies across cloud computing, XaaS, convergence and mobility in multimedia, messaging, gaming, and audio and video codecs. Telecom service providers leverage our multiservice capabilities, which span networks, applications, and business processes.
Services at scale. HCL provides end-to-end telecom product engineering services across the network spectrum. HCL has rebadging experience (over 11,000 employees across the globe were rebadged and inducted into delivery centers across 25 countries). HCL has also successfully transitioned the sustenance of telecom products, which today generate over $40 billion in revenue for customers.
How can HCL help you?
We provide an array of end-to-end services in hardware, software, manufacturing, and compliance testing across all segments. Our service portfolio includes:
- Engineering cost optimization
- Ticket life cycle management
- Advanced telecom technologies empowerment
- Interoperability
- Migration
- Unified communications
- VoIP/IMS
- Wireless
- Virtualization
The Services section provides more details about our offerings. Contact us to set up a conversation with HCL.
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IP Locator & IP Lookup For 192.168.001.095 (Organization: )
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Matt Kloskowski shows you how to Email and Download photos using Photoshop.com.
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Added : 10/29/2008
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