text: ICPSR Metadata record for ANES 1994 Time Series Study ICPSR ICPSR metadata records are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/us/). ANES 1994 Time Series Study American National Election Study, 1994: Post-Election Survey [Enhanced with 1992 and 1993 Data] Rosenstone, Steven J. Kinder, Donald R. Miller, Warren E. University of Michigan. Institute for Social Research. American National Election Studies Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research ICPSR 2015-11-10 6507 doi://10.3886/ICPSR06507.v4 This study is part of a time-series collection of national surveys fielded continuously since 1952. The election studies are designed to present data on Americans' social backgrounds, enduring political predispositions, social and political values, perceptions and evaluations of groups and candidates, opinions on questions of public policy, and participation in political life. The 1994 National Election Study is a post-election interview in which approximately 42 percent of the cases are comprised of empaneled respondents first interviewed in AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY, 1992: PRE- AND POST-ELECTION SURVEY [ENHANCED WITH 1990 AND 1991 DATA] (ICPSR 6067) and later in AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY: 1992-1993 PANEL STUDY ON SECURING ELECTORAL SUCCESS/1993 PILOT STUDY (ICPSR 6264). The other 58 percent of the cases are a freshly drawn cross-section sample. The panel component of the study is designed to exploit the special features of the 1992-1994 elections: a minority president struggling to forge a majority coalition in the face of a strong third-party challenge, and the replacement in 1992 of fully one-quarter of the House of Representatives. Coming at the end of this period, the 1994 National Election Study provides insights into how electoral coalitions form and decay, and how members of the House who were newly-elected in 1992 secured -- or did not secure -- their districts. The design themes became especially salient in the aftermath of the November 8 election, when control of the Congress shifted to the Republican Party for the first time since 1952. Survey questions included the now-standard National Election Studies battery of congressional evaluations supplemented by questions on term limits, the respondent's representative's vote on President Bill Clinton's crime bill, and whether the respondent felt that his or her representative cared more about prestige and influence for himself/herself than about solving the problems of the congressional district. The content for the 1994 Election Study reflects its dual purpose, both as the traditional presidential election year time-series data collection and as the third wave of a panel study. In addition to the standard demographic items, respondents were asked their positions on the following substantive themes: interest in the campaign, media exposure, presidential performance evaluation, measures of partisanship (party likes/dislikes and party identification), which party would better handle certain public problems, summary evaluations (feeling thermometers) on major political figures and social groups, and recent voting behavior. Respondents were also asked their views on issues such as defense spending, assistance to Blacks, the trade-off between spending and services, health insurance, the role of women, recent proposals to reform welfare, preferences on federal budget allocations, and evaluations of retrospective and prospective national and personal economic trends. 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OF Endy Chavez and Mets agree to $3.85 million, 2-year deal
Updated: January 22, 2008, 11:44 AM ETAssociated Press
NEW YORK -- Outfielder Endy Chavez and the New York Mets agreed Tuesday to a $3.85 million, two-year contract.
Chavez, who made $1,725,000 last year, gets $1.8 million this season and $2.05 million in 2009. He can make an additional $250,000 in performance bonuses this year and $375,000 in 2009.
Chavez was limited to 71 games last season because of a strained left hamstring. He was injured June 6 and didn't return until Aug. 28. He batted .287 with one homer and 27 RBIs in 150 at-bats.
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Frozen Elsa by ShikiAriandriNightWatch
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i recently watched the movie and OMG i am inlove with this. such a beautiful story and characters. i gave it a try manga style. Elsa is such a strong character to have spend all her life hiding from her true self. also have a lil doujinshi webcomic called rise of the snow. check it out for interesting get together of characters from rise of the guardians and frozen.
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Broccoli Tuna Casserole Recipe
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When I was in the Navy, a co-worker's wife shared this recipe with me. I've tweaked it over the years, but it still brings back memories of my "family" away from home. —Yvonne Cook, Haskins, Ohio
- 5 cups uncooked whole wheat egg noodles
- 1 teaspoon butter
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1/4 cup cornstarch
- 2 cups fat-free milk
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Monterey Jack cheese, divided
- 4 cups frozen broccoli florets, thawed
- 2 pouches (6.4 ounces each) albacore white tuna in water
- 1/3 cup panko (Japanese) bread crumbs
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- Preheat oven to 350°. Cook noodles according to package directions; drain. Transfer to a shallow 3-qt. or 13x9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- Meanwhile, in a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray, heat butter over medium-high heat. Add onion; cook and stir until tender. In a small bowl, whisk cornstarch, milk and seasonings until smooth; stir into pan. Stir in broth. Bring to a boil; cook and stir 2 minutes or until thickened. Stir in 3/4 cup cheese until melted; stir in broccoli and tuna.
Spoon over noodles; mix well. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Toss bread crumbs with melted butter; sprinkle over casserole. Bake, covered, 45 minutes. Bake, uncovered, 15-20 minutes longer or until cheese is melted.
Freeze option: Cool unbaked casserole; cover and freeze. To use, partially thaw in refrigerator overnight. Remove from refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Preheat oven to 350°. Bake casserole as directed, increasing time as necessary to heat through and for a thermometer inserted in center to read 165°. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Broccoli Tuna Casserole in Taste of Home September/October 2013
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Really nice work, love the costume!
Loving the use of lighting it really compliments the cosplayer's beautifully detailed costume.
That was always my favorite outfit of hers in SC2. Great cosplay.
Please tell me you have more photos of her in a different pose and the shield is visible? This is great but I really wanna see the props full effect. May sound silly but for a series like SoulCalibur the weapons are just as much as a star as the character. x3
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Jamie Shepard, Democratic Candidate FL House District 6 Candidate & Cocktail Reception
Title: Jamie Shepard, Democratic Candidate FL House District 6 Candidate & Cocktail Reception
Location: Martin Theatre, 409 Harrison Avenue, Panama City, FL 32401
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How to Get Rid of Arthritis Pain
Three Methods:Easing Pain with Medication and SupplementsLessening Pain by Changing Your LifestyleHelping Pain with DietQuestions and Answers
Arthritis pain plagues many individuals all over the world. Although arthritis is not curable, you can do certain things to help maintain and lessen the pain that is involved with all forms of arthritis. It may take some trial and error, but if you try a few simple methods, you can learn to get rid of the pain associated with arthritis.[1]
Method 1
Easing Pain with Medication and Supplements
1Take analgesics. You can take over the counter analgesics, such as acetaminophen or tramadol, to help relieve your pain. These medications help with pain, but they do not help with inflammation. Popular over the counter brands include Tylenol and Ultram.
- You can also ask your doctor about prescription analgesics, such as narcotics with oxycodone or hydrocodone. Popular prescriptions include Percocet, Oxycontin, and Vicodin.[2]
2Try nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). To help with the pain of arthritis, you can take over the counter NSAIDs. These drugs, such as Ibuprofen and naproxen, can be used to relieve occasional pain that comes with arthritis or overworking muscles that leads to joint and muscle pain. They also help reduce inflammation, which is a major component of arthritis pain.[3]
- Talk to your doctor if you find yourself using these medications too regularly. You don't want to over treat yourself, which can cause more problems.
- Try a common brand of of ibuprofen such as Advil or Motrin and of naproxen such as Aleve.[4]
3Use topical analgesics. There are some over the counter topical creams that you can buy that might help with arthritis pain. These creams contain menthol or capsaicin, which, when applied to the skin over a painful joint, can help relieve pain. They may also interfere with the transmission of pain signals from the painful joint.
4Ask your doctor about corticosteroids. You can take prescription corticosteroids to help reduce severe arthritis pain and swelling. Your doctor can give these to you in the form of a shot or a pill. Injections can provide you with quick relief, but they can only be used a few times a year. This is because they break down bone and cartilage.
- Any form of corticosteroids you are prescribed will be monitored by your doctor because there are some potentially negative side effects, such as the loss of vitamin D that leads to bone deterioration.[8]
5Take SAM-e. SAM-e, also known as S-adenosylmethionine, is a supplement that has anti-inflammatory properties and can stimulate cartilage. It also affects neurotransmitters, such as serotonin, which helps to reduce pain perception.
- Multiple studies have shown that SAM-e relieves arthritis symptoms just as effectively as NSAIDs, but has fewer side effects.[9]
6Use avocado-soybean Unsaponifiables (ASU). ASU is a supplement that blocks chemicals in the body that cause inflammation. It also prevents the deterioration of the cells that line joints and may help regenerate joint connective tissue.[10] This supplement is a combination of 1/3 avocado oil and 2/3 soybean oil.
- This supplement is available as a soft gel. You should take one 300mg pill daily.[11]
7Take fish oil. Also known as Omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA, fish oil is a supplement that has been extensively studied. The Omega-3s help block inflammatory cytokines and prostaglandins and also are converted by the body into anti-inflammatory chemicals.
Method 2
Lessening Pain by Changing Your Lifestyle
1Manage your weight. Being overweight can cause or increase complications associated with arthritis. It can also contribute to arthritis pain. You should try to slowly make changes in your life to lose weight, such as exercising more and eating better.[14] You need to build muscles around your joints, but you don't want to damage the joints themselves.
- You should focus on stretching and range of motion exercises that will gradually increase your strength. Avoid running, jumping, tennis, and high-impact aerobics.[15]
- Try to exercise later in the day. This will help you feel less stiff when you wake up in the morning.
- These should be permanent lifestyle changes, so you can continue to maintain your weight over time. This will help you increase your overall health and reduce your arthritis pain for a long time.[16]
2Keep moving. In addition to exercise, you should stay mobile throughout the day. The more stationary you are, the more pain you will experience once you get going again. When you are at work, try to get up and move at least once an hour. You should adjust your position frequently, move your neck from side to side, change the position of your hands, and bend and stretch your legs whenever you can.
- If you have really bad leg pain from arthritis, you should try to get up and walk around every 30 minutes.[17]
3Work with a physical therapist. If you find yourself losing range of motion in your joints, your doctor may have you work with a physical therapist. The physical therapist can show you exercises to help keep your muscles and joints strong and loose, so you don't become too stiff.
- She may also be able to design you a personal fitness program, with strengthening and cardiovascular exercises that will help with joint pain as well as with your health and weight maintenance.[18]
4Do yoga. Yoga is a combination of deep breathing, mediation, and body poses. It will help decrease joint pain and stiffness as well as reduce any stress you have. Make sure you listen to your body and only do those poses that will help you move and that don't hurt your joints.
- You should start slow and then increase your movements as you get comfortable with the movements.[19]
5Assist your movements. If you are suffering from extreme pain, you may be able to use devices that help you move easier or in ways that don't hurt your joints as much. Try using a cane or walker whenever your joints are hurting too much. This will help you ease some of the pain on the joints that hurt and allow them to stop swelling and have less pain.
- You can also try to use a raised toilet seat or specialized bathtub to help with your pain or with any trouble you have moving around.[20]
6Put less pressure on your joints. To avoid over working your joints and bringing on more pain, you should learn to put less pressure on your joints. Incorporate new items or activities into your daily life in order to preserve and protect your joints. Try using pens with a larger base, which will make them easier to hold and write. You can also buy objects with larger and longer handles, so you don't have to strain as much to carry them.
- You should also pick up things with stronger joints instead of smaller ones. For example, when holding heavy bags, you should hold them with your elbow joint instead of your wrists or fingers.
- You can also buy plastic dishes to make them easier to carry, use, and wash.[21]
7Use heat. When you are suffering from arthritis pain, one of the best ways to alleviate it is to use heat. It relaxes the muscles and helps to temporarily relieve the pain. Try applying heat pads or patches, taking a hot bath or shower, or using paraffin wax on the painful areas.
8Make an Epsom salt soak. Epsom salt contains magnesium sulfate, which is a natural mineral that has been used for years for pain relief. The high levels of magnesium help reduce the pain in your joints when you soak it in water.
- To make the soak, fill a large bowl with warm water and add a 1/2 cup of Epsom salt. Place the joint that is in pain in the bowl and let it soak for at least 15 minutes.
- If the joint is not easily soaked in a bowl, such as a knee joint, try adding Epsom salt to a warm bath and soaking in it for a while.[24]
9Get more sun. Instead of relying just on food to get Vitamin D, you can also use the sun to get vitamin D. Try going out of the house into the sun without sunscreen for 10-15 every other day. This can help you absorb a lot of vitamin D in a natural way without running the risk of causing skin problems due to UV rays from the sun.
- You can just leave your hands free from sunscreen if you are worried about your skin. Even just that small portion of your skin can help you absorb more vitamin D.[25]
10Quit smoking. Smoking is bad for your overall health, but it can also cause arthritis pain. Smoking puts chemicals in your body that causes stress on connective tissues, which will lead to more arthritis pain.
- Try using patches, chewing gum, or going cold turkey to quit smoking.[26]
Method 3
Helping Pain with Diet
1Eat bananas. Bananas are great for arthritis because they help fight the underlying causes. Bananas contain high levels of potassium, which is necessary for the proper functioning of your cells. It also contains vitamin C, vitamin B6, and folate, which help to improve your immune system.
- Try eating them as a snack or with your meals.[27]
2Add tumeric to your food. Tumeric is a spice that can be added to food to help with arthritis pain. It contains curcumin, which is a chemical that reduces joint pain and swelling through the blockage of inflammatory cytokines and enzymes.
- There are many recipes that you can add tumeric to, including everything from main entrees to desserts.[28]
3Incorporate more ginger. In recent studies, ginger has been shown to have similar anti-inflammatory capabilities to ibuprofen and, as an extract, has been shown to work almost as well as steroids. Put ginger in more recipes, from chicken recipes to desserts.
- You can also use ginger to make a tea, and drink it to help with pain.[29]
4Eat foods with vitamin D. People who suffer from arthritis need to take care of their bones, which means they need more vitamin D. Those who take corticosteroids need it even more, because this type of medication actually lowers the amount of vitamin D in your system. Try to eat fish, especially salmon, mackerel, or herring. Three ounces of these fish have your recommended daily amount of vitamin D.
- You can also eat the fish raw, because it has even more vitamin D then cooked fish.
- Also try to incorporate more vitamin D-rich dairy, such as milk, cheese, and yogurt, into your diet everyday.[30]
5Drink green tea. There is an antioxidant in green tea known as epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG) that blocks the production of molecules that cause joint damage. This will help lower the pain in your joints because your joints will be less damaged.
- Researches suggest that you drink 2-3 cups a day to get the full benefit of the antioxidant.[31]
6Eat foods with probiotics. Probiotics, also known as "good" bacteria, can help with pain. In recent studies, foods such as yogurt that have these bacteria in it significantly reduced the pain associated with arthritis. It can also help increase mobility as well.
- Try eating at least one serving of yogurt with probiotics per day to help.[32]
7Consume foods with sulfur. You body uses sulfur in detoxification, but it can be depleted when you use NSAIDs and other pain fighting medications. To replenish your body's supply, you should eat foods with rich is sulfur that have a certain kind of bite, such as onions and garlic.
- You can also eat other sulfur-rich vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and cabbage.[33]
8Increase your intake of foods with magnesium. Magnesium relaxes your muscles and nerve endings and eases pain. It also helps your bones to mineralize. Try to eat more magnesium-rich foods, such as dark leafy greens, nuts, and beans.
- You can also take a supplement, but the natural type from food is processed better by your body.[34]
9Have more sweet potatoes. Sweet potatoes are great for those with arthritis. They are rich is beta carotene, vitamin A and C, minerals, anthocyanin, and soluble fiber. All of these ingredients help with pain, inflammation, and joint health.
- You can eat them steamed, boiled, or baked to incorporate them more into your daily food intake.[35]
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Mercedes Benz Commercials
Maybe it's just me, but I find these commercials remarkably creepy, inauthentic, unappealing, ineffective and misguided, given my perceptions anyhow of who buys a Mercedes.
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Stereotypes and Cliches
More weirdness from the WU archive:
The strange plan to air-drop bats on Japan, 1945
Vibrating Grizzly Feeders Modeled by Attractive Women
Ronson Hood 'N' Comb Hair Dryer, 1958
The first one was a bit ducked up.
The second one was a creature feature.
Number three reaped some giggles.
The final one reminded me of driving down town.
A friend of mine told me of two brothers who bought matching Mercedes years ago. One spent thousands of Euros on all the scheduled maintenance over the decade he had the car. The other usually had enough oil in his to keep it from seizing up. When they went to buy new cars they both got the same trade in deal. Go figure.
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 12/08/12 at 11:24 AM
The first one was offensive.
The second one was foolish.
The third one was funny.
The fourth one was hilarious.
Posted by TheCannyScot in Atlanta, GA on 12/08/12 at 11:43 AM
Each of the ads shown except the first had a tag that mentioned some new safety feature, beats the hell out of just saying ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM!! and calling it a day!
That said, I do agree with Paul's unstated underlying premise,
Mercedes ads used to be
Posted by Tyrusguy on 12/08/12 at 11:56 AM
Disturbing and creepy. But not in a good way.
Posted by Harvey on 12/08/12 at 03:32 PM
Paul is in need of a rendezvous in the back of a Mercedes with a "well muscled" German lady on one of his trips.
Posted by BrokeDad in Midwest US on 12/08/12 at 04:00 PM
How's about this one?
Walnut, anyone?
Posted by TheCannyScot in Atlanta, GA on 12/09/12 at 10:43 AM
What TCS said. (And the minute I saw the walnut reference, I knew which commercial he meant.)
Posted by Frank in United States on 12/09/12 at 05:45 PM
Hahaa I love these!
Mercedes are notoriously bad at marketing of any kind. Have you heard/seen the new song they released??
It makes me a bit sick in my mouth.
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Welcome to our blog dedicated to the engineering of Microsoft Windows 7
Hi, Jon DeVaan here to talk to you about the recent UAC feedback we've been receiving.
Most of our work finishing Windows 7 is focused on responding to feedback. The UAC feedback is interesting on a few dimensions of engineering decision making process. I thought that exploring those dimensions would make for an interesting e7 blog entry. This is our third discussion about UAC and for those interested in the evolution of the feature in Windows it is worth seeing the two previous posts (post #1 and post #2) and also reading the comments from many of you.
We are flattered by the response to the Windows 7 beta so far and working hard at further refining the product based on feedback and telemetry as we work towards the Release Candidate. For all of us working on Windows it is humbling to know that our work affects so many people around the world. The recent feedback is showing us just how much passion people have for Windows! Again we are humbled and excited to be a part of an amazing community of people working to bring the value of computing to a billion people around the world. Thank you very much for all of the thoughts and comments you have contributed so far.
UAC is one of those features that has a broad spectrum of viewpoints with advocates staking out both "ends" of the spectrum as well as all points in between, and often doing so rather stridently. In this case we might represent the ends of the spectrum as "security" on one end and "usability" on the other. Of course, this is not in reality a bi-polar issue. There is a spectrum of perfectly viable design points in between. Security experts around the world have lived with this basic tension forever, and there have certainly been systems designed to be so secure that they are secure from the people who are supposed to benefit from them. A personal example I have, is that my bank recently changed the security regimen on its online banking site. It is so convoluted I am switching banks. Seriously!
Clarifying Misperceptions
As people have commented on our current UAC design (and people have commented on those comments) it is clear that there is conflation of a few things, and a set of misperceptions that need to be cleared up before we talk about the engineering decisions made on UAC. These engineering decisions have been made while we carry forth our secure development lifecycle principles pioneered in Windows XP SP2, and most importantly the principle of "secure by default" as part of SD3+C. Windows 7 upholds those principles and does so with a renewed focus on making sure everyone feels they are in control of their PC experience as we have talked about in many posts.
The first issue to untangle is about the difference between malware making it onto a PC and being run, versus what it can do once it is running. There has been no report of a way for malware to make it onto a PC without consent. All of the feedback so far concerns the behavior of UAC once malware has found its way onto the PC and is running. Microsoft's position that the reports about UAC do not constitute a vulnerability is because the reports have not shown a way for malware to get onto the machine in the first place without express consent. Some people have taken the, "it's not a vulnerability" position to mean we aren't taking the other parts of the issue seriously. Please know we take all of the feedback we receive seriously.
The word "vulnerability" has a very specific meaning in the security area. Microsoft has one of the leading security agencies in the world in the Microsoft Security Response Center (firstname.lastname@example.com) which monitors the greater ecosystem for security threats and manages the response to any threat or vulnerability related to Microsoft products. By any definition that is generally accepted across the world wide security community, the recent feedback does not represent a vulnerability since it does not allow the malicious software to reach the computer in the first place.
It is worth pointing out the defenses that exist in Windows Vista that keep malware from getting on the PC in the first place. In using Internet Explorer (other browsers have similar security steps as well) when attempting to browse to a .vbs file or .exe file, for example, the person will see the prompts below:
Internet Explorer 8 has also introduced many new features to thwart malware distribution (see http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2008/08/29/trustworthy-browsing-with-ie8-summary.aspx ). One of my favorites is the SmartScreen® Filter which helps people understand when they are about to visit a malicious site. There are other features visible and hidden that make getting malware onto a PC much more difficult.
A SmartScreen® display from IE 8
Additionally, if one attempts to open an attachment in a modern email program (such as Windows Live Mail) the malware file is blocked:
Much of the recent feedback has failed to take into account the ways that Windows 7 is better than Windows Vista at preventing malware from reaching the PC in the first place. In Windows 7 we have continued to focus on improving the ability to stop malware before it is installed or running on a PC.
The second issue to untangle is about the difference in behavior between different UAC settings. In Windows 7, we have four settings for the UAC feature: "Never Notify," "Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer (without desktop dimming)," "Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer (with desktop dimming)," and "Always Notify." In Windows Vista there were only two choices, the equivalent of "Never Notify" and "Always Notify." The Vista UI made it difficult for people to choose "Never Notify" and thus choosing between extremes in the implementation. Windows 7 offers you more choice and control over this feature, which is particularly interesting to many of you based on the feedback we have received.
The recent feedback on UAC is about the behavior of the "Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer" settings. The feedback has been clear it is not related to UAC set to "Always Notify." So if anyone says something like, "UAC is broken," it is easy to see they are mischaracterizing the feedback.
The Purpose of UAC
We are listening to the feedback on how "Notify me only when…" works in Windows 7. It is important to bring in some additional context when explaining our design choice. We choose our default settings to serve a broad range of customers, based on the feedback we have received about improving UAC as a whole. We have learned from our customers participating in the Customer Experience Improvement Program, Windows Feedback Panel, user surveys, user in field testing, and in house usability testing that the benefit of the information provided by the UAC consent dialog decreases substantially as the number of notifications increases. So for the general population, we know we have to present only key information to avoid the reflex to "answer yes".
One important thing to know is that UAC is not a security boundary. UAC helps people be more secure, but it is not a cure all. UAC helps most by being the prompt before software is installed. This part of UAC is in full force when the "Notify me only when…" setting is used. UAC also prompts for other system wide changes that require administrator privileges which, considered in the abstract, would seem to be an effective counter-measure to malware after it is running, but the practical experience is that its effect is limited. For example, clever malware will avoid operations that require elevation. There are other human behavior factors which were discussed in our earlier blog posts (post #1 and post #2).
UAC also helps software developers improve their programs to run without requiring administrator privileges. The most effective way to secure a system against malware is to run with standard user privileges. As more software works well without administrator privileges, more people will run as standard user. We expect that anyone responsible for a set of Windows 7 machines (such as IT Administrators or the family helpdesk worker (like me!)) will administer them to use standard user accounts. The recent feedback has noted explicitly that running as standard user works well. Administrators also have Group Policy at their disposal to enforce the UAC setting to "Always Notify" if they choose to manage their machines with administrator accounts instead of standard user accounts.
Recapping the discussion so far, we know that the recent feedback does not represent a security vulnerability because malicious software would already need to be running on the system. We know that Windows 7 and IE8 together provide improved protection for users to prevent malware from making it onto their machines. We know that the feedback does not apply to the "Always Notify" setting of UAC; and we know that UAC is not 100% effective at stopping malware once it is running. One might ask, why does the "Notify me only when…" setting exist, and why is it the default?
Customer-Driven Engineering
The creation of the "Notify me only when…" setting and our choice of it as the default is a design choice along the spectrum inherent in security design as mentioned above. Before we started Windows 7 we certainly had a lot of feedback about how the Vista UAC feature displayed too many prompts. The new UAC setting is designed to be responsive to this feedback. A lot of the recent feedback has been of the form of, "I'll set it to 'Always Notify,' but 'regular people' also need to be more secure." I am sure security conscious people feel that way, and I am glad that Windows 7 has the setting that works great for their needs. But what do these so called "regular people" want? How to choose the default, while honoring our secure design principles, for these people is a very interesting question.
In making our choice for the default setting for the Windows 7 beta we monitored the behavior of two groups of regular people running the M3 build. Half were set to "Notify me only when…" and half to "Always Notify." We analyzed the results and attitudes of these people to inform our choice. This study, along with our data from the Customer Experience Improvement Program, Windows Feedback Panel, user surveys, and in house usability testing, informed our choice for the beta, and informed the way we want to use telemetry from the beta to validate our final choice for the setting.
A key metric that came out of the study was the threshold of two prompts during a session. (A session is the time from power up to power down, or a day, whichever is shorter.) If people see more than two prompts in a session they feel that the prompts are irritating and interfering with their use of the computer. In comparing the two groups we found that the group with the "Always Notify" setting was nearly four times as likely to have sessions with more than two prompts (a 1 in 6.7 chance vs a 1 in 24 chance). We gathered the statistic for how many people in the sample had malware make it onto their machine (as measured by defender cleaning) and found there was no meaningful difference in malware infestation rates between the two groups. We will continue to collect data during the beta to see if these results hold true in a much broader study.
We are very happy with the positive feedback we have received about UAC from beta testers and individual users overall. This helps us validate our "regular people" focus in terms of the trade-offs we continue to consider in this design choice. We will continue to monitor the feedback and our telemetry data to continue to improve our design choices on UAC.
So as you can see there is a lot of depth to the discussion of UAC and the improvements made in Windows 7 in UAC itself and in improving ways to prevent malware from ever reaching a PC. We are working hard to be responsive to the feedback we received from Vista to provide the right usability and security for people of all types. We believe we've made good progress and are listening carefully to the feedback on our UAC changes. Again please accept our most sincere thanks for the passion and feedback on Windows 7. While we cannot implement features the way each and every one of you might wish, we are listening and making a sincere effort to properly weigh all points of view. Our goal is to create a useful, useable, and secure Windows for all types of people.
I feel that Windows or Setup does not encourage users enough to run as normal user.
Most users that are mostly the only users of their computer create only 1 user account and that becomes the account with admin rights.
Setup should be changed in a way that it becomes normal for any computer user that a normal user account is created that will be used normally, and that the admin account is only used for very specific scenario's.
What most people seem to forget when they ask for an additional UAC prompt is that this DOES NOT solve the problem AT ALL!
Any piece of software (malware or not) has the ability not only to lower the UAC level without prompt but to do almost everything by using one of the "certified for auto-elevation"-applications/dialogs even with the standard UAC level.
Example: If malware wants to copy itself into the Windows system folder or change any system files, it can do so by simulating user interaction with Explorer. This is because in the default Windows 7 UAC setting you wont get prompted if you use Explorer to make any changes to system folders.
Why is this not considered a security problem?!
As already said: The OS cannot base its security on the assumption that there are external mechanisms to prevent malware from getting onto the system. Instead this is where OS security comes in. Its the OS's job to prevent that running malware damages the system.
Perhaps the problem could be solved by using integrity levels. Raise the integrity level of the applications/dialogs you want to be allowed for auto-elevation above medium (somewhere between medium and high) and deny medium-IL applications the communication (sending keystrokes etc.) with higher-IL applications/dialogs.
I think the big unword in this article is "Customer-Driven Engineering".
Customers will always ask for more gummi bears. But if they get problems with their stomach, then it is of course the fault of the engineer.
I think your point explains the reaction of Microsoft to this. The new UAC level seems to be fundamentally flawed, so it becomes difficult to draw a line for them.
But then doesn't it make a difference for practical security, if a malware script has to just switch off UAC or simulate lengthy user explorer sessions. These are the kind of considerations, I expected from Jon's blog and not pointless telemetry data.
I would suggest the Microsoft security group work with the Comodo team on how to properly display a popup, how to display the information (have a Basic and an Advanced option), AND how to properly implement a firewall. The XP, Vista and W7 firewalls are so useless that any script kiddie with more than 10 minutes can be into the OS (direct broadband connection, no NAT firewall, no software firewall aside of default Windows Firewall). UAC is only useful for the clueless customer that wants that warm fuzzy feeling of "thinking" that they are safe with UAC on.
Previously, I mentioned that Defender's detection rates aren't too great. As an illustration, I pulled 2236 malware samples out of my archives, and scanned them with Defender, as well as with Kaspersky's online scanner.
Here are screenshots showing the results (namely, Defender detects 95 of the 2236 samples, while Kaspersky detects 2216 of them).
Keep in mind that these samples are more than a year old. I hope the Win7 team is also using other software, such as OneCare or another full antivirus program, to generate metrics on infection rates.
I think that there is NO way to make that "broken-UAC" to work at all.
Instead I would like to see sime kind of "don't warn me for the next 30 minutes" option in the UAC screen.
Also I would like to have special UAC mode in which it is allowed to do different not very harmful things like list running processes from All Users in Task Manager, launch chkdsk.exe or defrag, even connect or disconnect from network.
But replacing system files in Windows Explorer, updating device driver, change security permissions - all these should be UAC protected.
Great explanation on UAC and how MS puts so much faith in the very narrow & limited user groups and surveys, instead of relying on 'real' users in the field as represented mainly by their many beta testers who DO represent and deal with the 'ordinary users' every day.
This blog post, while eloquently presented, says one thing mainly: 'that MS, again, can't see the forest for the trees'. :)
You are right. The new UAC level is definitely flawed and they have a deeper design problem here that is not fixed by just adding a single prompt. If they were to add a prompt for UAC changes then someone would come along and do a quick demo on "How to turn of the W7 firewall without UAC prompting for elevation".
They really have to reconsider the current implementation of the new UAC level and I think (as mentioned earlier) a more extensive use of integrity levels could possibly do the job here.
It would be interesting to see Jon commenting on such ideas.
I'd accept that this is quite a valid argument. UAC can only protect you so much, but the onus is on your part to not click yes to run anything, but that also leads to one issue, where people can further circumvent this and make things seem more legit, and that is through an MSI installer, just imagine applications bundled with the reg key. I mean elevating for an MSI installer is pretty common, and if the malware vendor or what not, is intending to try to give away free software and also in turn getting the user to elevate the install so that they can install the reg key, then it's really not the users fault to unknowingly allowing elevation, as the installer could be well packaged really nicely and the app could very well be an excellent app, giving good incentives to the user.
Turning UAC off for 30 minutes is the same as turning it off altogether; how do you know those aren't the 30 minutes when you'll be hit by malware? And the things you list as 'not harmful' will usually have a good reason for needing to run as admin; malware would love to elevate and see what system processes it can attack.
@Siv - and I know I shouldn't perpetuate an off-topic discussion, but despite the list of 6 SKUs, your customers will only see 2/3 of them: the home version and the business version on the shelf, and the version with the extras on a high-end gaming machine that they can also choose to upgrade to online (and maybe the limited version that might come on an ultra-cheap netbook where the OEM wants to scrape a few extra dollars off the price). They will never see the others, so you won't have to explain them.
Is no one else surprised that malware can change UAC settings? There should be absolutely no method for applications to change UAC settings in the first place. And users should always be prompted for decreasing UAC settings, the above example of someone letting their child use their PC is a good reason why this should be the case. Sure, malware has to be prompted to allow these things to run, but, at least in Vista, when the malware is removed UAC is still there at the end of the day. On 7, once it's disabled it will probably remain that way for a while as users aren't likely to re-enable a feature that "nags" or "second-guesses" them.
By-the-by, this post sure has gotten a lot of responses quickly. The nerds are angry! :-)
I really see no reason why attempting to change the UAC setting (unless it is turned off) shouldn't trigger a UAC prompt... I understand the customer feedback around UAC, but c'mon--that feedback is hardly relevant to changing the UAC setting itself!
I realize this analogy isn't perfect, but a lock on your door really isn't very effective if the thief can simply remove the lock itself by removing a single screw. Yes, it's true that it appears that a UAC-disabling exploit may already mean "game over" for that machine, but consider this: that's hardly *always* true, and even then, isn't it better to continue to protect the machine against further infection, particularly against many, many older malwares that would have otherwise been rendered ineffective by UAC? And isn't it better for the state of the UAC setting to be a potential wildcard?
I think the real question here is why *shouldn't* UAC protect itself, and that hasn't been answered here. I see no reason.
As I stated before, it is not sufficient to add a prompt for the UAC level settings dialog. This dialog is just one example of using "certified for auto-elevation" applications/dialogs to render the new UAC level useless (although it is an extreme example).
A malware could still turn off the firewall, make changes to system folders and mess around with other sensitive system settings at standard UAC level. An additional prompt for the UAC settings dialog just prevents the malware from turning off UAC completely (at least if malware cannot use the sending of keystrokes to change registry keys).
Jon, the whole premise of a software is not malware if the user clicks "Allow" is bogus. Users do that all the time with hundreds of pop-ups and dialog boxes they are exposed to on a daily basis. Microsoft's attention should be to insure that malware cannot be installed or allowed to run on the system period - user allowed or otherwise. Microsoft has access to the same virus/spyware/malware definition databases as all the other anti-something vendors, so run a check to see if the software is listed before allowing anything to happen. If the user isn't online, quarantine the program until they go online to run the check, or cache the definitions on the system for it to refer to. Users are dumb, and security planning needs to be developed around that key fact.


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The outline really brings it out. I love this
She´s pretty,cute and cheerful!I like this!
cool, cute and interesting all in this lovely colourful pup
This strangely reminds me of marry Poppins.
Looks great, I love the way you drew it!
What program do you use? Also, that is beautiful! Ijustwannamakeitmybackgroundonmyscreen.
If I remember correct she uses Paint Tool SAI for drawing, colouring sketching etc. and Photo shop for changing the colours n-n
Shes gorgeous miss Kawiku. I wish I had your talent.
Wow!!! The light effect is amazing!!!
Amazing! The irony is that I just went to Calypso in Ontario, Canada XD
does anybody know the texture? it's so fab i need it ;u;
Look at this cute face. My my, she's soo beautifull.
This is so pretty <33
I love the pose and the lineart especially *O*
I love the pose and the lineart especially *O*
OMG how do you do that lineart? D: i always want to do that but idk how? + i use sketchbook mobile and rarely PS
On Sketchbook Mobile, go to your layers and on the lineart layer click the little square with the curvy line in it. Now when you draw on that layer it will only color on what you've already drawn, so you can color your lineart easily
Paint Tool SAI
So pretty <3
dem colors
Hey that's my name! :3 (she's so cute tho)
Internally screams, she looks so gorgeous in your style aah ;__; You really captured her personality well, through her pose and expression which is really cool like ?? I always really love how you do your lineart, even in your sketches there's so much form and movement and beauty *v* I specially love the fluffiness of the tail and them paws like, how do you even //
Thank you so much !!
Thank you so much !!
Super pretty! I love how subtle the stripes are and how you did the shading is gorgeous.
The lighting and the colors are so nice OuO
I love this! It's so cute!
To be honest the yellow line art doesn't fit very well. Design is ok but there is too much going on.
I think that coloring the lineart was done on purpose to make it look like there was light shining on it. I think it's adorable!
I love the different colors of your lineart!!!!! *o*
Aaaa so cute >u<
very very cute!!! colorful too! love it!!
That's adorable!
Oh my gosh the lighting on this is AMAZING I love it!!!
Beautiful :3
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: the 10th month of the year
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Middle English Octobre, from Old English & Anglo-French; Old English October, from Latin, 8th month of the early Roman calendar, from octo; Anglo-French, from Latin October
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Penn Engineering News Archive
Headlines, Awards and Accomplishments from 2015
Vukan Vuchic is quoted in the Lakeshore Public Media's "A common cause of train derailments: broken track"
October 12, 2015
Danielle Bassett is quoted in The Philadelphia Inquirer's "For 'genius' winners, grants mean fame, money - and pressure"
October 1, 2015
Danielle Bassett is featured in Nautilus' "The Genius of Learning"
September 29, 2015
MEAM senior design team, Mechanek, is featured in "Robot Head Restraint to Save Racers' Necks"
September 28, 2015
Penn Biomedical Engineering Society adds new award to its trophy case
September 28, 2015
Dean Vijay Kumar is quoted in MSN's "Uber Powerful: The Car Service's Brazen Plan To Become A Robotic Superpower"
September 16, 2015
Matt Blaze is quoted in USA Today's "FBI official: data encryption putting criminal suspects 'above the law'"
September 16, 2015
Dean Vijay Kumar is featured in CCTV's "Charting a new course for growth" (Video)
September 14, 2015
Dean Vijay Kumar is featured in the Daily Pennsylvanian's "The Man behind the Machines: Penn's new Engineering Dean"
September 10, 2015
Biobots is featured in Robotics Tomorrow's "BioBots Is A 3D Printer For Living Cells"
September 9, 2015
Dan Huh is featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer's "Mimicking our Insides"
September 8, 2015
Robert Ghrist is featured in Gizmodo UK's "This Professor Can Teach Anyone Calculus Using These Simple, Beautiful Animations"
September 4, 2015
GRASP Lab Awarded NSF Grant to Provide Research Experience for Middle School Teachers
September 3, 2015
Andrew Huemmler is featured in Knowledge@Wharton's "Will Obama's Push for Renewable Energy Get a Tailwind?"
September 3, 2015
Insup Lee is featured in "A Partnership To Secure and Protect the Emerging Internet of Things"
September 2, 2015
Dean Vijay Kumar is featured in Philly.com's "Penn's new engineering dean is off to a flying start"
August 24, 2015
Nadia Heninger is quoted in the ARS Technica's "NSA preps quantum-resistant algorithms to head off crypto-apocalypse"
August 23, 2015
MEAM grad student, Elizabeth Beattie, is featured in Forbes' "30 Under 30"
August 23, 2015
Penn Engineering alum, Matt Scullin, is featured in NPR's "A Lot Of Heat Is Wasted, So Why Not Convert It Into Power?"
August 21, 2015
Rob Carpick is quoted in PBS NOVA Next's "Friction Fighters"
August 7, 2015
Penn Engineering Overseer, Hital Meswani (ENG '90, W '90), is appointed HR director of Reliance Industries
August 6, 2015
Kevin Ho, CIS '18, authors "A Student Intern at a Student Startup" on Wharton Entrepeneurship Blog
August 5, 2015
The GRASP Lab hosted local students at Penn Wharton China Center, showcasing the future of robotics
July 24, 2015
Penn Robotic Soccer Team is featured in the Guardian's "Battle of the bots: US blocks Iran and putters ball to glory in RoboCup finals"
July 23, 2015
Zachary Ives is quoted in CIO Review's "Amazon Beams its Cloud Infrastructure to Classrooms through AWS Educate"
July 21, 2015
Lee Bassett is featured in The Daily Pennsylvanian's "Engineering professor wins grant to study brain"
July 15, 2015
Nadia Heninger is featured in The Daily Dot's "The rise of the new Crypto War"
July 13, 2015
Mark Yim is featured in IEEE Spectrum's "Another Robot to Enter Fukushima Reactor, and We Wish it Were Modular"
July 10, 2015
Haim Bau is featured in Penn News' "Penn Researchers Answer Question about Nematode Behavor: Nature, Nurture, or Physics?"
July 9, 2015
Dan Huh is featured in IFLScience's "This Microchip That Could Reduce Animal Testing has Designers Excited"
July 6, 2015
Nader Engheta is featured in SPIE Professional's "SPIE Gold Medal winner explores world of waves"
July 6, 2015
Watch: Danielle Bassett Gives TED Talk "Understanding your brain as a network... and as art"
June 11, 2015
Matt Blaze is quoted in Russia Today's "FBI says privacy must take backseat to national security in online fight against ISIS"
June 4, 2015
Daniel Gianola is featured in Penn News' "Penn Engineers Show How "Perfect" Materials Begin to Fail"
June 4, 2015
Boon Thau Loo is featured in Network Computing's "Lab Carries SDN-Based Software From Concept To Reality"
June 1, 2015
Rakesh Vohra is quoted in the Pacific Standard's "Why You Should Care About Game Theory"
May 28, 2015
Vukan Vuchic is featured in Penn Current's "Penn transportation expert weighs in on Amtrak accident"
May 21, 2015
Vijay Kumar is quoted in Gizmodo India's "Flying Rescue Drones Will Claw Like Eagles And Swarm Like Bees"
May 14, 2015
MEAM senior design team DORA's telepresence platform is featured in The Wall Street Journal's "The Future of Remote Work Feels Like Teleportation"
May 12, 2015
Video: Human-Cockroach-Machine-Interface lab is featured in WHYY's "Rock 'Em Sock 'Em…cockroach style?"
May 8, 2015
Nikhil Rajapuram, senior in BE, is featured in Philly Magazine's "Humans of New York-Style Blog Spotlights Philly's Cerebral Palsy"
May 8, 2015
Charles McMahon is quoted in SF Gate's "Ominous signs of problems with new Bay Bridge foundation"
May 6, 2015
Jacqueline Chow, BE/W'15, is featured in Penn News Today's Jerome Fisher Program in Management and Technology Student Profile Series
May 6, 2015
Justin Thomas and Yash Mulgaonkar, PhD students in MEAM, are featured on CBS's "Experimenting With Robotics" during Philadelphia Science Week
May 5, 2015
Matt Blaze testifies at the "Committee on Oversight & Government Reform" hearing on "Encryption Technology and Potential U.S. Policy Responses"
April 30, 2015
John Nappo and Peter Zachares are quoted in Popular Science's "Oculus Rift and Robotic Heads: A Match Made in Geek Heaven"
April 27, 2015
Team of CIS students reach top 12 in "Microsoft's 2015 US Imagine Cup"
April 27, 2015
Matt Blaze is quoted in Marketplace's "Congress pushes for cybersecurity overhaul"
April 23, 2015
Adrian Lievano, senior in MEAM, is featured in The Daily Pennsylvanian's 'Penn Ten'
April 21, 2015
Kodlab research is featured in IEEE Spectrum's "University of Pennsylvania Unleashes Robot Jerboa Upon the World"
April 17, 2015
Adrian Lievano, senior in MEAM, is featured in Penn News' "Penn Senior Adrian Lievano to Tackle Water Security in Kenya"
April 16, 2015
Danielle Bassett is quoted in Forbes' "New Study Shows How Thinking Less Can Enable Faster Learning"
April 13, 2015
The Vijay Kumar Robotics Lab is featured in IEEE Spectrum's "This Drone Uses a Smartphone for a Brain"
April 13, 2015
Firooz Aflatouni is featured in Caltech's "New Camera Chip Provides Superfine 3-D Resolution"
April 9, 2015
Five Penn Engineering seniors win the final round of PennVention with their project, BionUX
April 9, 2015
PennApps cited as the 'longest-running collegiate hackathon' in the New York Times' " The Hackathon Fast Track, From Campus to Silicon Valley"
April 7, 2015
CBE Alum, Harry Bermudez, is featured in the American Chemical Society's "Joy of Discovery Buoys ACS Scholar Harry Bermudez"
April 7, 2015
Boon Thau Loo is featured in the Philadelphia Business Journal's "Penn faculty startup raises $100K from Startup PHL angel fund"
March 27, 2015
Val Tannen is featured in Communication of the ACM's "Lifelong Love of Math Spurs Tannen in CS"
March 27, 2015
Paulo Arratia is quoted in Phys.org's "Swimming algae offer insights into living fluid dynamics"
March 25, 2015
Penn Engineering students, Adrian Lievano and Matthew Lisle, are featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer's "Penn grads win chance to change the world"
March 25, 2015
Susan Margulies is quoted in the Daily Herald's "Special report: Doctors doubt Shaken Baby Syndrome science, fear bad convictions"
March 23, 2015
Charles McMahon Jr. is featured in the Sacramento Bee's "Cracks, doubts haunt Bay Bridge tower rods"
March 19, 2015
Six Penn Engineering students are selected for the Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers Fellowship Program
March 17, 2015
Nader Engheta is featured in Penn News' "Penn Researchers Develop Way of Making Light-bending 'Raspberry-like Metamolecules"
March 16, 2015
Video: Penn Engineering alumni firm wins "Most Innovative Award" at SXSW Interactive
March 16, 2015
Benjamin Pierce Receives Honorary Doctorate from Chalmers University of Technology
March 13, 2015
Susan Davidson Elected Chair of the Computing Research Association
March 13, 2015
Shu Yang and Daniel Gianola are featured in Penn Current's "Penn research team develops 'smart' window"
March 13, 2015
Nader Engheta Receives the 2015 SPIE Gold Medal of the Society
March 11, 2015
BE alum, Cassi Henderson, wins the Gates Cambridge Scholarship
March 11, 2015
Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology wins the 2015 AIANY Design Award for Architecture
March 10, 2015
David Srolovitz Elected to National Academy Of Engineering
March 10, 2015
Nader Engheta is quoted in United Hemisphere Magazine's "Coming Soon: X-Ray Specs"
March 6, 2015
Katherine Kuchenbecker is featured in Circuit Cellar's "Advances in Haptics Research"
March 4, 2015
Penn Engineering alum, Patrick Harker, is featured in the New York Times' "Philadelphia Fed Picks Patrick Harker, University of Delaware President, to Lead It"
March 4, 2015
NPR visited grad students Elizabeth Beattie and Denise Wong to profile their work in "Dawn of the Cyborg Bacteria"
March 2, 2015
Penn Trustees Approve Design for Pennovation Center at Pennovation Works Site
February 27, 2015
Matt Blaze is quoted in The Register's "SIM hack scandal biz Gemalto: Everything's fine ... Security industry: No, it's really not"
February 26, 2015
George Pappas Receives the 2015 George H. Heilmeier Award
February 24, 2015
Norman Badler is quoted in the Daily Pennsylvanian's "Coding usurps art in animation industry"
February 23, 2015
Penn Engineering professors Nadia Heninger, Scott Diamond and Norm Badler are featured in The Daily Pennsylvanian's "Engineering faculty break boundaries with research"
February 19, 2015
Rakesh Vohra comments on game theory and economics in BBC News' "What Exactly Is 'Game Theory'?"
February 18, 2015
Alex Krueger, Penn Engineering Overseer, is appointed as co-Ceo and president of First Reserve
February 18, 2015
Alex Krueger, Penn Engineering Overseer, is appointed as co-Ceo and president of First Reserve
February 18, 2015
A group of Penn Engineering researchers are featured in Penn News' "Penn Researchers Develop New Technique for Molybdenum Disulfide"
February 17, 2015
Video: Robert Ghrist Introduces Us To "The Power of Online Learning" Through His Coursera Class "Calculus: Single Variable"
February 17, 2015
Aaron Roth is featured in Penn News' "An Introduction to 'Differential Privacy,' from Penn Professor Aaron Roth"
February 17, 2015
Rocky Diegmiller, senior in CBE and Physics, is the recipient of the 2015 Thouron Award
February 16, 2015
Kevin Turner is invited to participate in the 2015 NAE German-American Frontiers of Engineering Symposium in Potsdam, Germany
February 10, 2015
CIS Alum, Amanda Leicht, is featured in Forbes' "Meet the woman behind Google Maps"
February 10, 2015
Penn's electric racecar revs up Philly Auto Show
February 5, 2015
11th PennApps hackathon sees highest attendance ever
January 30, 2015
Yeganeh Mashayekh is featured in Driverless Transportation's "What this 'Impact' Specialist says about Autonomous Transportation"
January 27, 2015
Penn Apps is featured in Philadelphia Business Journal's "Medical emergency app takes top prize at weekend hackathon"
January 22, 2015
Project designed to crowdsource ways of detecting seizures, lead by Penn professors Brian Litt and Zach Ives, is cited in NIH Director's Blog
January 22, 2015
Rob Carpick is featured in Tribology and Lubrication Technology Magazine's "20 Minutes With…Dr. Robert Carpick"
January 21, 2015
Kenneth Foster is featured in Network World's "Is Wi-Fi killing us...slowly?"
January 20, 2015
Norman Badler is featured in Cosmetics and Toiletries' "Modeling the Dynamics of Hair Movement"
January 20, 2015
Ertugrul Cubukcu is featured in Penn News' "Penn Engineers Develop Graphene-based Biosensor That Works in Three Ways at Once"
January 14, 2015
The Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology Wins 2015 AIA Institute Honor Award
January 12, 2015
Jasheel Brown, sophomore in MSE, is featured in Penn News' "Kicking Boards: Penn Engineering Sophomore Excels With Tae Kwon Do"
January 9, 2015
Singh Center for Nanotechnology is featured in Architect Magazine's "2014 Annual Design Review"
January 5, 2015
Elizabeth Beattie, Ph.D candidate in MEAM, is featured in Forbes' "30 Under 30" list
January 5, 2015
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XP PC running very slow after installing SP3, should I reinstall?
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My PC's been running sooooooo sssslloooowwwwwlllyyy since installing SP3. I don't want to troubleshoot SP3 at this time, so can I remove it and reinstall it? My PC's pretty old in PC years, but performance has been acceptable to me until SP3 came along. Thanks, Bidwin
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I have an old Toshiba laptop with Windows XP, Version 2002, Service Pack3. It has Pentium R 4CPU, 2.40 ghz with 256 MB of Ram. It is so slow that it is like watching paint dry. I have deleted all the programs I dare (the ones that I have put on)and I defrag regularly. There appear to be many many programs (particularly Toshiba ones) that are not in use but being a non-techie I daren't delete them. I need help to enable it to work faster - if that is possible. Any help would be wonderful. Thanks - Chris *original title - Old and slow*
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I did the update issued the other day (four reboots when it took one with Windows 7) and now the system is incredibly lethargic. Log on is as slow as a wet week and every application seems to almost hang before they start up. Even shutting down takes at least three times longer than with Windows 7. I've also lost colour management on my dual screen setup, even though I've manually re-selected the calibration files that worked previously. I was pretty impressed with Windows 8 and looking at transitioning fully to Windows 8, but this latest setback has made me doubtful about its integrity. So I'm now back to using Windows 7 (mine is a dual boot), as it's working fine and much faster. What on earth is going on here?
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Hi! I am using windows 8 Pro 64-bit on HP dv6-7040TX. After installing windows update, when I click to shut down my system it does not shut down properly, It goes on hibernate mode. But, if I restart the system immediately after windows update installation, then it starts applying the update. after that everything works well. Kindly please provide me a solution for this problem.
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my laptop running win8 is very slow to load a program and once it has load it is extremely slow.
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My laptop is all of a sudden running EXTREMELY SLOW. It's almost to the point that I can't use it. It's running Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 2. Just trying to navigate around on the computer is very troublesome. I have to click on icons and menu items many times in order for me to get to where I want to go. Opening a jpeg for instance use to open in a split second. Now I have to click on it several times in order for it to open. I mainly use the laptop to get on the internet and check email. The only documents I store on the computer are from my digital camera. I don't do any gaming. There is plenty of hard drive space available. Its a fairly new laptop - Sony Vaio, Mode
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Game time, channel for Oct. 26 I-75 Rivalry game between Rockets, Falcons announced
The Oct. 26 I-75 Rivalry game will kick off at 2:30 p.m and will be shown on ESPN3.
The match up at Doyt Perry Stadium between Bowling Green State University and the University of Toledo will feature two of the top teams in the Mid-American Conference.
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Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a viral infection common in infants and children. It tends to increase in the summer months, when the virus is most active. The first symptoms are usually a fever and poor appetite; mouth sores or a skin rash develop within 48 hours. The virus spreads via saliva, mucus, blister fluid, and stool; infected children can remain contagious for weeks after symptoms appear. The best prevention is washing hands often, disinfecting surfaces, and teaching your child not to put objects in his mouth.
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The Jean Monnet Center for International and Regional Economic Law & Justice focuses on the study of international and European economic integration and European Union law via fellowship opportunities for scholars, and online resources for the greater academic world.
New York University School of Law is currently accepting applications for the following fellowships: Emile Noël Fellowship Program, Global Fellows Program and Visiting Doctoral Researcher Program. The principal objective of the Emile Noël Fellowship program is scholarship and the advancement of research on the themes prioritized by the Jean Monnet Center for International and Regional […]
The Eleventh Annual Emile Noël Lecture on The State of the (European) Union
His Excellency, The President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins delivered the Eleventh Annual Emile Noel Lecture entitled 'The European Union – Towards a Discourse of Reconnection, Renewal and Hope' on Monday September 28 at 6pm. Please visit youtube to see the video: https://youtu.be/VmqU9XwqpI The lecture's text can be found here: http://www.president.ie/en/media-library/speeches/the-european-union-towards-a-discourse-of-reconnection-renewal-and-hope