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McAfee Identity Center of Expertise - Cloud Single Sign On Overview & Demo
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Robert Craig, Senior Product Marketing Manager at McAfee
Is your company or organization outsourcing applications to the cloud?
The cloud is great for cutting costs and improving productivity, but it also creates new security challenges. You need to create, monitor, and manage your user's software-as-a-service (SaaS) application accounts and secure their access.
Connecting to hundreds of popular SaaS applications, McAfee Cloud Single Sign On (Cloud SSO) synchronizes with your existing identity repositories. It provides your users with a single sign-on experience while securing their access using its built-in multi-factor authentication. Available for both on-premises and SaaS-based deployments, McAfee Cloud SSO has the flexibility to meet the cloud security and identity and access management needs of organizations of all sizes – from small companies to large enterprises.
Attend this webcast to learn about the advantages and costs of implementing single sign-on for cloud applications. A McAfee security expert will make the business case for SSO, share deployment best practices, and demonstrate McAfee's solution - McAfee Cloud Single Sign On.
Attend this webcast to learn how to:
• Provide your users with the convenience and added security of standards-based SSO.
• Extend your enterprise security policies and procedures to protect your SaaS applications.
• Reduce the administrative overhead costs of managing access to critical applications and data in the cloud.
• Seamlessly enforce strong authentication based on business needs and requirements.
• Integrate SSO and authentication with McAfee Web Protection for comprehensive cloud security.
The presentation and demonstration (30 minutes) will be followed by a live Q&A session (10-15 minutes). The webcast will be in English.
Oct 24 2013
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• CAATs and data analysis remain on center stage
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• We have to keep pace with a raft of regulatory, rules-making and standards changes"
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Please join our webinar on focused on assessing the top priorities for internal audit functions.
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Catch Advanced Malware That Evades the Typical Sandbox
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Anne Aarness, Senior Manager at McAfee
Many vendors are rushing to bring malware protection systems to market, but today's advanced malware is stealthy and can often evade these systems. Organizations need a more comprehensive approach that looks beyond behavior seen in the sandbox, uncovering the hidden danger in malware's latent code.
Anne Aarness, Senior Manager at McAfee, explains how McAfee Advanced Threat Defense combines in-depth static code and dynamic malware analysis for a comprehensive malware protection system. Combined, this represents the strongest advanced anti-malware technology in the market, and effectively balances the need for both security and performance.
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McAfee and Norse have developed an integrated threat intelligence approach leveraging the strengths of McAfee GTI along with Norse's unique ability to provide visibility into the darknet and dark web. This integration of McAfee Network Threat Response Cloud Analysis and Deconstruction Services with Norse IPViking provides the strongest web-based reputation protection available against botnets, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS), and advanced persistent threats. When combined in an automated fashion with machine-to-machine interface, users now have a single-pane-of-glass with rich context to track new organizational threats not detected through traditional means.
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Data sprawl posts a big challenge to data protection today. Having visibility to data movement and how it is being used is a key step to controlling data at the source. This session will focus on how DLP discovery along with user and file activity monitoring can give you contextual awareness of the file being used.
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McAfee and Intel Team Together to Provide You Superior Data Protection
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This webinar is presented by McAfee and Intel to help customers understand their Data Protection solution from McAfee and to get the most business value out of their Intel based endpoints. Products that apply to this webcast include McAfee Complete Data Protection Suites, featuring Endpoint Encryption, and EPO Deep Command to extend the reach of your IT department to lower your total cost of ownership. The webinar will include a special highlight on Intel® Core™ vPro™ Processors and associated technologies that increase productivity and hardware-assisted security in the enterprise. This webcast is provided as a 35-40 minute overview and includes 5-10 minutes of Q & A.
Join this webinar on Data Protection and learn about:
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• Use cases on utilizing the synergy between Intel® vPro™ and McAfee Data Protection technologies to reduce your overall TCO
• How you can extend the reach of your IT team with the ability to remotely wake up or even power on PC's, remediate "disabled" endpoints and remotely reset pre-boot passwords
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Steve Smith, McAfee, Senior Technical Marketing Manager
Your network security team must know and manage what is happening on your network at all times. Running back and forth to different devices doesn't work even if you can log in remotely. It takes too much time and is not coordinated. You have to rely on a centralized management system.
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Deploying and managing network security at remote locations can be time consuming and expensive. McAfee Next Generation Firewalls give your organization a simple solution for centrally deploying, managing and updating remote locations. No technical skills are required to install at remote locations, freeing your skilled staff to focus on more important security management.
Join us for an in-depth look at how plug-and-play deployment and remote management can reduce manual effort, reduce costs, and improve your network service. Steve Smith, Senior Technical Manager at McAfee, will review how the McAfee NGFW can be installed and up and running in a matter of minutes using our cloud-based installation server. He will also review how the McAfee NGFW Security Management Center gives you remote management and enterprise-wide situational awareness.
Expanding the Capabilities of McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator
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Tony Gigliotti, Autonomic Presiden; Josh Thurston, McAfee WW Mgr Technical Ops Sales Engineering
Autonomic Software significantly expands the capabilities of McAfee ePO. Autonomic's three suites are all integrated into ePO with no need for separate console, databases, and reports. They are "As McAfee As McAfee"!
Autonomic Patch Manager, EndPoint Manager and Power Manager suites provide improved security, and managing of end points, at virtually no charge when incorporating Power Manager.
Join McAfee and its 2013 MVP Partner of the Year to learn how the integrated solution provides:
• Increases Scalability – Delivery of patches to both large organizations and small-to-mid-sized organizations
• Reduces Costs - Using Power & Patch Management Suites
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• Easily Customizable Solutions – For unique requirements
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The alarming rise of advanced persistent threats (APTs) makes security analytics around Big Data an imperative. In light of the challenges of converting Big Data into actionable information with first generation SIEMs, security professionals have become skeptical about the ability to use SIEM beyond compliance needs. Yet, today's advanced SIEM technology takes threat detection, understanding and response to a whole new level. Join us to learn how to use next generation SIEM technology to specifically detect security threats within an ocean of Big Data. Discover how the latest technologies in security analytics such as the quad-correlation methods of rules, statistics, risk, and history can help your organization execute SIEM best practices in detection with intelligence, integration, and ease.
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Steve Smith, McAfee, Senior Technical Marketing Manager
Every application, email, web page and Internet connection relies on information encapsulated into a data packet that can be easily distributed across networks. These packets include information about the sender and receiver, as well as the actual contents, or payload. By manipulating pieces of the packet data, criminals can infiltrate networks, applications, data centers, and individual computers.
How do you defend your network against advanced threats that manipulate data at the packet level? Join Steve Smith, Senior Technical Marketing Manager at McAfee for a revealing presentation on the current state of threat prevention. Find out why you should be using deep packet inspection (DPI) for protocol identification, normalization, and data stream-based inspection to detect and block threats, in both clear-text and encrypted connections. And stop Advanced Persistent Threats (ATP) that rely on packet manipulation to thwart most common firewall and IPS defenses.
Achieve High Availability and Scalability through Always-On Connectivity
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Join Steve Smith, Senior Technical Marketing Manager at McAfee for an in-depth discussion of how the next generation of firewall technology delivers scale and zero downtime performance. And learn how active-active clustering, dynamic server load balancing, management application redundancy and unique, augmented VPN capability is bringing resiliency to mission critical data networks.
Building an Integrated Security Platform
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Robert Craig, McAfee Senior Product Marketing Manager
Over the past decade, the web has become an increasingly dangerous place, as attackers launch ever more sophisticated attacks. Enterprises of all sizes, from small to global, need to protect their internal systems against both inbound and outbound attack vectors.
External attacks can take many forms. A user's email address may be exposed to hackers who send a phishing message with links to a web site that downloads malicious software onto the user's PC without them being aware of it. Or, an advanced malware attack may use sophisticated obfuscation techniques to hide its true identity, enabling it to slip past a signature-based malware detection tool.
Data leakage can come from internal users who, inadvertently or deliberately, transfer sensitive or confidential information outside the network perimeter, or a botnet client transmitting a password file to a master server located overseas.
To counter these threats, security professionals need to deploy interlocking, coordinated security systems designed to work together. In this session, McAfee will discuss how its security platforms work together to comprehensively address the multiple security threats that customer's encounter.
•Overview: current malware trends and frequently encountered attack types
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Steve Smith, McAfee, Senior Technical Marketing Manager
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Steve Smith, Senior Technical Marketing Manager at McAfee, explains how an augmented VPN solution can deliver a simple and cost-effective way to create fast, secure, high-capacity connections between sites and ensure uninterrupted Internet connectivity. And find out more about how this McAfee NGFW capability is designed for ease of use, while the implementation requires no special equipment, software, or Internet service provider peering agreements.
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Mar 20 2014
50 mins
Alan Murray, SVP of Products, Apperian; Suresh Subramanian, Group Product Manager, McAfee,
Leading enterprises understand the value of mobility, but are struggling to create secure mobile environments while delivering on the promise of higher productivity that mobile can provide. Add BYOD, contracted workers, and scalability requirements to the mix and your mobility strategy can become highly complex.
Join this webinar to learn how one integrated mobile solution delivers on the promise and power of mobile app management and security.
By attending you will learn:
•The importance of app and data level mobile security
•Use cases for how mobile application management is currently being used by best-in-class mobile enterprises to improve security
•Tips on how to secure, distribute, monitor, and update mobile applications and content with a mobile governance approach
•How the Apperian and McAfee partnership will provide you with integrated management across all endpoints
Advanced Evasion Techniques
Mar 19 2014
35 mins
Steve Smith, McAfee, Senior Technical Marketing Manager
What's slipping past your current network security solution?
Even the most up-to-date network security solutions are vulnerable to new game-changing threats that every enterprise needs to be aware of—advanced evasion techniques (AET). Difficult-to-detect AETs can bypass traditional security devices, attacking your network at will. The good news is that there is something you can do about them—with a strong strategy and the help of McAfee® Next Generation Firewall.
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Mar 13 2014
56 mins
Blair Canavan, TITUS; Rich Trezza, McAfee
To address insider security threats, many organizations deploy data loss prevention (DLP) solutions. Often, the scope of the process and policies are overwhelming to accommodate every scenario. Administrators quickly find it impossible to accurately identify every type of sensitive document, as well as predict the behavior of every type of user. As a result, some businesses deploy their DLP systems in "watch-mode", where they monitor for behavior, but don't realize the true benefits of actually preventing data loss.
McAfee DLP leverages TITUS Classification metadata to set active DLP policy and improve policy inforcement. Join TITUS and McAfee for a discussion about:
•Why it is crucial to include users as the first line of defense
•How DLP, NDLP, and ESM leverage TITUS
•And the role of TITUS Classification in the DLP architecture
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42 mins
Eric Ahlm, Research Director, Gartner; Pat Calhoun, SVP, Network Security Solutions, McAfee
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Join McAfee and featured analyst firm Gartner for an in-depth look at what advanced threats are on the horizon for 2014 and what you can do to improve your security posture. Our conversation will cover:
Threat predictions for 2014 and beyond
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Supercharge Next Generation Network Security
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40 mins
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Attend this webinar to learn how AETs work. We'll demonstrate how McAfee® Next Generation Firewall identifies and stops the more than 800 million variants of AETs.
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•Ensure a complete understanding of breach impact
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I hate when people draw fanart of characters and they make them really fat.
thats why i wanna argue everytime ppl say that
Manga = moe or has shonen jump-like battle...
my favorite is the style of Shigeru Sugiura, Mitsuteru Yokoyama
or other classic manga artists, cause they're
more energetic and expressive than
(MOST OF, not all) current day's main stream ones that make
fangirls or fanboys scream
I hate when people draw fanart of characters and they make them really fat.
Anti moe thread done. Our organization needs support now.
@CypressDahlia: Fat fan-art really creeps me out...either that, or they make them waaay to skinny...
I like realism...but...sometimes i just gets too creepy...especially when mixed with the manga style..but that's just me ^^;;
I dun like horror art or anything that has to do with Horrifying looks =_=
I agree with what Cypress says abour abstract art, but my particular beef is whith sculpture or 'object placement' abstract art, such as using ones bedroom as it is normally is put it in a gallerly and calling it 'art.' Where there is no evidence of actuall effort or a display of technical skill.
Edit: I just had a thought, in bashing 'mainstream' manga are we not being just like the hipsters whom we critisize as posers; who in turn, turn there noses up at 'the mainstream.' To say something is not 'good' (qualatively) because lots of people like it seems counter productive.
Last edited by Peteman; 01-24-2012 at 12:33 PM.
That kind of abstract art, is art by space not art by itself. It's actually something to discuss (specially if you like industrial design and architecture), but as I see, if your piece of art have a value by the space where it's placed, then it's not art per se. But also as a spectator you must be aware that some times the piece of art can take the space and make it art for itself, which mean that it was art, and it made the space "an art form", this happens constantly with architecture and industrial design.
Dunno, taking a cup and putting it in a museum is retarded, but making a abstract sculpture in a fountain, with a literacy of movement resembling the water, it can create a "space of art" by itself and be art.
Also as uncle Federico said (my avatar), any piece of art on the street is well appreciated.


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It's Good Friday, a holy day of preparation for Christians around the world. In Cincinnati, it also means the return of an annual tradition.
If you've never heard about the annual Good Friday pilgrimage up the Holy Cross-Immaculata church steps in Mt. Adams, then as the saying goes: "You're not from around here, are you?"
It's a rite of passage for many and a yearly tradition for thousands of faithful. People began climbing at midnight, stopping on each step to say a prayer.
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Hamilton County and the Bengals have a reached a deal that could pave the way for luring General Electric to the Banks.
The county announced Thursday the Bengals have agreed to waive height restrictions that would've halted a office space large enough to house General Electric's new Southwest Ohio Global Operations headquarters and a planned apartment building in exchange for six items.
Commissioner Greg Hartmann says the deal will allow the county and city to aggressively bid for GE.
Former Northern Kentucky University Athletic Director Scott Eaton pleaded guilty Thursday afternoon in Campbell County Circuit Court to stealing more than $311,000 from the school. He's been ordered to repay the university and has agreed to serve the maximum sentence of ten years in prison.
Eaton was charged with theft by unlawful taking for diverting university funds for his own use. He was fired in March 2013 for having inappropriate relations with four university employees and a student.
Cincinnati is going to spend nearly $2 million to install more parking meters that accept credit cards in addition to coins.
City Council approved the item Wednesday.
The so called smart meters are already in place in much of downtown. The additional funding could bring them to more neighborhood locations.
The meter purchases were part of a plan Council approved earlier this year that officially killed a parking lease arrangement the city had negotiated with the Greater Cincinnati Port Authority.
Hamilton County Commissioners are officially asking a federal judge to intervene in their Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) dispute with Cincinnati.
The board voted unanimously Wednesday to ask for a ruling on which body gets to set policies for the district.
The sewer district is owned by the county but operated by the city.
The sides have been at odds over hiring and procurement policies instituted by the city. County Commissioners argue the policies are unfair and in some cases illegal. City attorneys and a majority of council members disagree.


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Like a flat-footed defender, Robert Hubbs III caught Robert Hubbs II off guard on Sunday night.
The younger, one of the nation's top basketball recruits, told the elder, a dual-role father and assistant coach on his son's Dyer County High School team, that he was committing to the University of Tennessee.
"I asked him, 'What about Kentucky? You haven't visited yet,' " Hubbs Sr. recalled Monday morning. "He said, 'Dad, I love Tennessee.' "
Hubbs Sr. told Hubbs Jr. to sleep on it.
A few hours of shuteye made no difference.
The 2013 McDonald's All-American candidate capped UT coach Cuonzo Martin's 18-month courtship with a verbal commitment.
"It was the little things (Martin) did," Hubbs Sr. said. "He sent my wife and my mother a handwritten Mother's Day card. The little things you do catch the eyes of a lot of people and it really caught my son's eyes."
As a result, Hubbs Jr., a five-star recruit on Rivals.com and the 12th-ranked player in the Class of 2013 by 247Sports, is the second major recruiting coup of Martin's UT tenure. He was joined late Monday night by Buford (Ga.) High School senior A.J. Davis.
"(Hubbs) is a guy that's distinguished himself steadily as one of the best players in the country," ESPN senior recruiting analyst Dave Telep told the News Sentinel on Monday.
The 6-foot-5 shooting guard picked the Vols over Duke, Kentucky, Vanderbilt and Auburn, his father said. Unofficial visits were made to Auburn, Missouri,
Memphis and Mississippi State.
Having committed Monday morning, Hubbs Jr. cancelled this week's upcoming in-home visits with Kentucky, UCLA and Vanderbilt.
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski visited Hubbs' tiny hometown of Dyersburg last week.
So did Martin.
"I'm not saying other coaches didn't say the right thing, but Martin did the most homework," Hubbs Sr. said. "The home visit went really well. He just blends in with our family."
Now the Vols will reap the benefits in 2013-14. Hubbs Jr. was ready to commit after taking an official visit to Knoxville for Saturday's showdown at Neyland Stadium between Tennessee and Florida.
Hubbs, 17, becomes the second five-star recruit to sign with Tennessee in nine months, joining current sophomore Jarnell Stokes. Martin began recruiting both soon after accepting the head-coaching position in March 2011.
"Cuonzo and his staff are just relentless," said Dyer County coach Derek McCord. "From day one, they were putting all their eggs in one basket with Robert at his position."
Telep said that Hubbs can "grow into being a guy that carries the load as a scorer" and has "a great frame in terms of size and skill level and legit range from behind the arc."
McCord said that at just over 6-5, Hubbs might still grow another 2 or 3 inches, but needs to add some bulk for SEC play.
"It's a scary thought if he gets bigger and stronger," he added.
Hubbs averaged 20.3 points, 6.8 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game last season, shooting nearly 60 percent from the field.
His morning commitment served as a prelude to Davis' pledge. The 6-foot-8 son of NBA veteran Antonio Davis, rated three stars on Rivals, announced his decision on Twitter.
The Vols now have one remaining available scholarship for 2013. Targets include Southwind High's Johnathan Williams III and Briarcrest Christian School forward Austin Nichols.
Brendan F. Quinn covers Tennessee men's basketball. Follow him at http://twitter.com/BFQuinn


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A study suggests that certain genes may be linked to developing lymphedema.
Many Women Newly Diagnosed with Breast Cancer Have PTSD Symptoms
A study has found that about 23% of women newly diagnosed with breast cancer had PTSD symptoms.
Women Taking Statins Have Fewer Heart Problems During Anthracycline Chemotherapy
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Chemotherapy slightly increases the risk of leukemia later in life.
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Chemo brain may be more closely linked to stress and fatigue than to chemotherapy according to a small study.
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A study has found that reflexology helped ease some side effects from chemotherapy and hormonal therapy treatments in women being treated for metastatic breast cancer.
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Majors / Liberal Studies
The University offers a bachelor of arts (B.A.) and a bachelor of science (B.S.) in liberal studies.
The Liberal Studies Program is designed for students who wish to design a major that allows them to study across programs in the liberal arts and sciences. Highly motivated students with multiple areas of interest or specialized career or professional goals will find this combination of flexibility and focus very attractive.
Academic advising is an important part of each student's academic program. Each student works with program faculty to create a plan of study. Students often complete field studies, internships, and independent research or creative projects as part of their programs.
Students benefit from relatively small classes taught by award-winning faculty who have a diversity of specialties. Most hold doctoral degrees, and many edit journals, publish books and articles, conduct research, and speak at national and international meetings within their specializations.
Special Note: The Liberal Studies Program is housed in the College of Arts and Sciences, and is offered in cooperation with the colleges of the University.
The Liberal Studies Program is designed to meet the needs of students with different backgrounds and career goals. Each student works closely with an academic advisor to develop a plan that best meets their current and future goals. Many of our majors pursue graduate or professional study in medicine, humanities, law, and business. Our graduates enter the job market in a variety of directions. A few options include careers in the following areas:
The University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Students have many sources of financial support for their studies, including financial aid, work-study programs, veterans' benefits, and special scholarships for entering freshmen and transfer students.
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Atmail is a fully-featured email server and Webmail client, allowing users to send and receive email via a Web browser or mobile device. It has full support for IMAP mailboxes, and an optional email-server mode that uses EXIM as the MTA. Features include a scheduler, MySQL backend support, spell-check, address book, calendar user preferences, multiple accounts, SpamAssassin support, migration scripts from other mail servers, a customizable interface, an attractive AJAX interface, an optional group sharing Calendar/Addressbook, and an Outlook plugin to sync Contacts/Tasks/Calendar data between a Desktop, Mobile, and Webmail client or other email users.
Achievo is a Web-based project management and tracking tool for small- to medium-sized companies, aiming to become a fully featured ERP-like system in the future. Features include a time registration module, scheduler, project management, todo's, and several statistical tools. Achievo is multi-language, fully customizable, and uses a modular system to allow future extensions.
TUTOS (The Ultimate Team Organization Software) is a groupware, ERP (Enterprise Resource Planing), CRM (Customer Relationship Management), and PLM (Project Lifecycle Management) suite that helps small to medium teams manage various things in one place. Its features include personal and group calendars, an address book, product and project management, bug tracking, installation management, test management, scrum management, a task list, notes, files, mailboxes, and useful links between all of the above.
Cerb is a fast and flexible Web-based platform for business collaboration and automation. It helps you remember anything about anyone, collaborate from anywhere, deftly reply to a flood of email, automate, stay informed, capture feedback, track time, flag opportunities, manage tasks, share expert knowledge, and otherwise execute efficiently.
Kronolith is the Horde calendar application. It provides a stable and featureful individual calendar system with integrated collaboration and scheduling features. It makes extensive use of the Horde Framework to provide integration with other applications. It implements a solid, stand-alone calendar system, allowing repeating events, all-day events, custom fields, keywords, shared calendars, iCalendar support, generation of free/busy information, and managing multiple users through Horde Authentication.
A .NET library that provides domain business entities.
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If this year's never-ending winter is making you doubt spring will ever arrive, here's a positive sign of the season: the goosecam is back.
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Digitizer Design Fundamentals for Superior Measurements
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What is the Webcast About?
Digitizers are more than banners specs, such as bandwidth and sample rate. There are numbers of important factors that will influence the quality of your signal measurements. Each application and device must be reviewed on a case by case basis, and an in-depth evaluation of what must be measured, how it can be measured and the required degree of accuracy are necessary. During this web seminar, experts will review digitizers' fundamentals, explain how each building block in various architectures will influence measurements, and help you optimize the quality of your high speed signal measurements.
Who Should View this Webcast?
R&D, validation and test engineers who need to perform time-domain or frequency domain measurements on one or multiple high speed signals.
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text: Parents Drexel Engineering is excited to welcome our freshman class of 2013! Below you will find information that was given out at orientation, information about what happens between now and the beginning of the fall term, and resources to help your student prepare for freshman year. Your student will begin receiving newsletters to prepare him/her for the fall term during the first week of August. Please remind your student to check his/her Drexel email frequently so he/she can receive this important information! These newsletters will include information regarding orientation, placement exams, class schedules, and many other things. Your student can also contact his/her academic advisor directly with additional questions and any concerns prior to arrival at Drexel.


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iPhone or iPad lock/power button not working? Here's how to fix a broken lock button.
The button at the top of my iPhone 4S, commonly known as the lock button, power button or sleep button, is broken. It doesn't click at all. This can be really, really annoying because you can't turn off the iPhone, you can't take a screenshot, and, most frustratingly, you can't put your iPhone to sleep.
Apparently, this is a common problem, and Apple has even been taken to court over it. Two iPhone owners in the US attempted to sue Apple over the problem, which they say is caused by a faulty design.
In their complaint, which was filed in February 2013, the two plaintiffs say that Apple knew that there was a problem with the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S' lock button design. They also say that the apparent fault could be hazardous because it prevents users from being able to turn off their phones on a flight, for example.
US District Judge Gary Feess threw out the power button case, though, dismissing the claim because the plaintiffs failed to prove a breach of warranty and RICO.
In May, a nearly identical case was filed against Apple, in which the plaintiff argues that the flex cable mechanism attached to the power button, which we've found is the cause of the problem, becomes inoperable after extended use.
If your power button is broken (and judging by the amount of people that read this article every day, that's a lot of you), we feel your pain, but you'll be pleased to hear that it is kind of fixable, and there's a really handy workaround that you might not know about.
Broken Home button? There's a fix for that too: How to fix a broken Home button.
How to fix a broken iPhone lock button: Hardware repair
If your iPhone is still in warranty, Apple may be able to repair the hardware for free. Check out our iPhone warranty guide to see what your rights are. You can make an appointment with Apple to find out if you're covered. If it turns out you're not covered, a Genius from the Apple Store will be able to tell you how much it'll cost to get it repaired.
If you're not happy with coughing up the cash to get your iPhone's lock button repaired, or if your bank balance won't allow it, you could consider repairing the iPhone yourself.
We wouldn't recommend trying to repair your iPhone yourself unless you're confident in doing so, as it's really quite difficult. Plus, it's not as simple as getting a new lock button and fitting that in - it could actually be that there's a tiny part missing from the power button flex cable. Unfortunately, this is one of the last components to be removed from the iPhone during repair, so you'll need to do a lot of fiddly work before you get to it.
Also, attempting to repair your iPhone yourself could invalidate your warranty, so if it doesn't work and you end up having to take it to Apple, it's likely you'll have to pay.
How to fix a broken iPhone lock button: the software solution
In iOS, there's a little known feature that can help massively when buttons stop working on your iPhone.
To get to this feature, go to Settings > General > Accessibility. There, scroll down to click AssistiveTouch and slide the toggle so that it appears green.
Now, a grey square with a white circle inside will appear on your screen. You can drag this little square anywhere you prefer. It's disruptive pretty much anywhere on your screen, but we found that the bottom third of the right hand side of our screen was the best for us.
Pressing the circle will bring up a menu with four different options to choose from: Siri or Voice Control (depending on which model of iPhone you own), Device, Home and Favourites.
To access the lock button, tap device, and then tap Lock Screen.
How to take a screenshot on an iPhone with a broken lock button
This won't enable you to take a screenshot, but pressing More and then Screenshot will. The plus is that the AssistiveTouch menu and button won't be present in your screenshot (hence our photographs in this article).
How to turn off an iPhone with a broken lock button
You can turn off your iPhone even if the lock button is broken, too. To do so, tap the grey accessibility button, tap device and then tap and hold Lock Screen. This will bring up the usual power off screen so you can then slide to power off.
Dont't forget, though, if you turn off your iPhone with a broken lock button then you won't be able to turn it back on unless you plug it into your computer or mains adaptor.
While this might sound like an annoying workaround at first, we found that after a few hours, it became second nature to lock our iPhone using the feature.
Of course, the other way around the broken lock button is to get yourself an upgrade. Apple's iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c are the latest models available.The Complete Guide to the iPhone 5s & 5c is on-sale now. Click here for buying information.


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Robinson and Weidner, although relatively new to Tennessee Tech's faculty, have already managed to completely restructure the teaching of their respective fields. Through the forums of television and newspapers, Cunningham has helped educate the public about new research showing nutrition to be a guiding force of good health.
All three award winners will be recognized for their achievements and receive a plaque and $1,500 honorarium during spring commencement on May 10.
Robinson's peers consider him an innovator and praise his efforts to make a necessarily difficult field more accessible.
"Steve has a talent for looking at classes in a new way and being able to bring those new ideas to fruition in the classroom," says John Shriner, chairperson of Physics, who cites in particular Robinson's participation in a new national teaching experiment. The Constructing Physics Understanding (CPU) project is a radical change from traditional methods of teaching physics.
"Lectures are minimal; instead, students learn by working in teams through experimental situations and then discussing their results among themselves and with the instructor," says Shriner.
Education major Whitney McIntosh admits that before taking Robinson's class, she was apprehensive about taking physics. Now that she has?
"We are currently studying forces and motion, how things speed up or slow down, why objects accelerate, and how resistance and friction play a part in the motion of an object. For every new concept, an experiment is performed and the results are analyzed. Time always flies by, and before I know it, our two and a half hours are up. I leave class with an understanding of a certain physics aspect. I remember it and try to see how it affects people and objects in every day life."
Robinson is a member of one of only 24 teams selected from across the nation by San Diego State University to trial test the CPU project. David Murdock, with whom Robinson co-teaches astronomy labs, sees the project as "interesting and important.
"The things that our department learns from his experiences here may well help us in all of our teaching."
Robinson earned his doctorate from the University of Sussex, England, in 1983 and joined Tennessee Tech's faculty in 1991.
When the English Department hired Weidner four years ago, it had no coordinator of its composition program -- arguably the most important part of the department's teaching mission. She immediately began revamping the program: choosing challenging material, expanding texts and research methods and employing computer technology.
"It is not an exaggeration to say that Dr. Weidner is responsible for the complete overhaul of our freshman composition program," says Robert Bode, interim chairperson of English. "She has begun a process of educating the faculty, both full- and part-time, in the latest information on the teaching of composition, and she has encouraged faculty to put this information into practice in their courses."
Her peers and students alike are benefiting from her restructuring of the composition area. Student Kevin Smith doubtless echoes the experience of many when he says that high school English taught him a single way to write.
"This method of teaching often left me confused and focused not on what ideas and opinions I myself held, but rather those I felt the teacher wished me to express. Dr. Weidner, however, helped me see that there were different methods for writing. Her introduction of peer review and group interaction helped eliminate the desire to write to and for the teacher while letting us further explore our thoughts and address a broader range of audiences."
Weidner's methods are catching on.
"Traditionally, we English teachers are a bit timid about using technology to enhance writing," says instructor Mary Padget. "Heide has gone beyond keeping up with her students: She has led the way for them to use the powerful resources Tennessee Tech can provide. Her teaching has profoundly influenced the composition program at Tennessee Tech."
Weidner joined the faculty in 1993, after earning a doctorate at the University of Louisville in 1991.
For the past four viewing seasons, Cunningham has hosted the popular "Cumberland Cooking" series in conjunction with public television station WCTE. Her development of the show, which features cooks from throughout Tennessee and the region, was a volunteer effort; 53 episodes later, she's still volunteering her time to coordinate each program's content and host each show.
She and the producers at WCTE have also taped three specials which have been distributed and aired nationwide on public television.
"In just one cooking special alone, we received over 600 recipe requests from all over the country," says Tina Majors, development director at the station. "These programs are adored by our viewers and are used as instructional tools by many."
"Cumberland Cooking" is hardly Cunningham's only nutritional outreach tool. She's also the editor of three columns published by newspapers throughout the Upper Cumberland. "At Home," "Food and You" and "Home Helpers" answer the public's increasing questions concerning nutrition and good health.
Cunningham volunteers as a consulting dietitian to Lazarus House Hospice, the Putnam County Sheriff's Department and, while it existed, the Cookeville Community Free Clinic. In addition, she's a fervent supporter of the Putnam County chapter of the American Cancer Society.
"Cathy has assisted with many of their workshops," says Barbara Reynolds, dean of Nursing, "and discusses the nutritional aspects of cancer treatment. The talks are always fresh and bring out new knowledge. She speaks easily about preventive measures, good maintenance nutrition and therapeutic nutrition."
Cunningham is a former American Council on Education Fellow, as well as a faculty research participant and consultant with the Oak Ridge Associated Universities' Biology Division.
Cunningham joined the faculty in 1974, earning a doctorate from the University of Tennessee in 1976.
Last year's winners of the teaching award were Barbara Jackson of Chemistry and Ken Purdy of Mechanical Engineering; Donald Weinrauch won the 1996 service award.


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On Wednesday, October 4 at 9:15 a.m., U.S. Senator Ben Cardin (D-MD), Chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Water and Wildlife Subcommittee, will join the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and local officials to announce the awarding of $10.9 million in grants for environmental projects in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed's six states and the District of Columbia.
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You know he is.
He has to be.
We all know that Dwight, more than anything else in this world, wants to be loved. And he is definitely not loved in L.A. like he was loved in Orlando.
He will never be loved anywhere like he was loved in Orlando.
He is just a hired hand now on Kobe's team – a fall-guy to take the blame when things go bad. And, good grief, are things going bad. Do you realize if the Magic beat the Hawks tonight, they will have a better record than the Dwight and the Lakers (9-13), who have lost 8 of their last 11 following Tuesday night's defeat at the hands of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Granted, this season may improve dramatically for the lackluster Lakers, and all may turn out well for Dwight. When Steve Nash returns to the lineup, the Lakers' chemistry may improve, they may go on a run and perhaps they might even win a championship.
Dwight better hope so, because if not he's going to be torched and scorched not only by West Coast fans and media, but by all fans and media. And isn't this the main difference between L.A. and Orlando?
When the Magic didn't win a championship, fans and media blamed everybody but Dwight. If the Lakers don't win a championship, fans and media will blame Dwight and nobody else.
He is the most dominant big man in the league. He is the player who was brought in to help Kobe win his sixth ring. He is the guy who is supposed to take the torch from Kobe and make the Lakers great for years to come. If none of that happens, Dwight will be vilified noisily and nationally.
A perfect example of what I'm talking about: Remember when the Magic were in the Finals against the Lakers and Howard missed two free throws at the end of Game 4 that allowed L.A. to rally, win the game and pretty much secure the series? The reaction among Orlandoans was essentially, "Don't you dare blame our Dwight in shining armor! The Magic wouldn't even be in the playoffs if not for him!"
Can you imagine if Dwight missed two free throws to cost the Lakers a chance at a championship? Geez, we're barely 20 games into his first season in L.A., and Dwight is already being emasculated for his abysmal free-throw shooting. A few days ago, he became so defensive about the media's line of questioning that he found it necessary to absolve himself of any blame following another loss.
"People are going to say what they're going to say," Howard said. "But at the end of the day, the reason we lost is not my free throws."
Translation: "I sure do wish I had Otis Smith or Gilbert Arenas to blame now!"
I've said it once and I'll say it again: Depending on your perspective, this is going to be really fun or really painful to watch. When the ultra-sensitive Howard was in Central Florida, he actually thought the Orlando Sentinel was tough on him. Good grief, wait until the pitbulls in the big-boy media do what they do to players who don't win championships.
And wait until TMZ and the tabloids start delving into his personal life and contacting all of his ex-girlfriends in search of something tantalizing and scandalous.
I wonder if the words of Magic owner Rich DeVos have started to resonate yet? A few months before Dwight left the Magic, DeVos warned him that he would be giving up something in Orlando that he would probably never be able to duplicate anywhere else.
"When you're young, sometimes you don't realize … that the loyalty you develop in a community is always remembered," DeVos said. "But if you leave, you don't pick it up in the next town. It's not an add-on because you lose what you had. Maybe you gain some new [love], but maybe you don't. Maybe the net gain isn't as good as you think."
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I have noticed a few reports out there about iLiberty+ 1.5.1 (not sure if it's restricted to this version no. only) crashing or at least stalling when jailbreaking iPhones (and possibly Touches?)! The particular part that it stalls at is roughly 25% on the progress bar, and saying 'Preparing jailbreak...' above.
I was having this problem when using iLiberty on my iPhone and jb'ing/unlocking/activating 1.1.4 (OTB 1.1.1). It kept stalling at that point and I had to force quit iLiberty, reset my iPhone holding home and power, get it into DFU mode and restore using iTunes. I then tried iLiberty again, restarting my iMac between times - making no difference at all.
Looking at the Console however, I got this message when I started to jailbreak:-
Basically it's looking for a file (payload.sh which is in iLiberty+/Contents/Resources/) which it can't find because the path to iLiberty is through a folder with a space in the name (in my case the folder was called "Yearbook Stuff"), so due to a bug, or a glitch in iLiberty, when working out the path to payload.sh, it does not take into account spaces in folder names - thus the path to payload.sh ended up being only /Users/mohoyt/Documents/Yearbook in my case.Code:01/05/2008 23:40:36 [0x0-0x1f01f].org.theiphoneproject.iLiberty+[162] unzip: cannot find or open /Users/mohoyt/Documents/Yearbook, /Users/mohoyt/Documents/Yearbook.zip or /Users/mohoyt/Documents/Yearbook.ZIP.
The result of this causes payload.sh not to be moved to /private/var/folders/jC/jCzwKUTDGB0Hi4rfDnloRE+++TM/TemporaryItems/RXjvjwEM/ causing this error message in the console:
then this one:Code:01/05/2008 23:40:50 [0x0-0x1f01f].org.theiphoneproject.iLiberty+[162] /bin/sh: /private/var/folders/jC/jCzwKUTDGB0Hi4rfDnloRE+++TM/TemporaryItems/RXjvjwEM/payload.sh: No such file or directory
and then iLiberty+ tries to upload the payload to iPhone (I assume so at least - the uploading ramdisk to device message hints at this) and then the iPhone boots from ramdisk (which would then be not complete due to payload.sh (or a zipped version of it) being missing, causing the booting from ramdisk command to fail and leave the progress bar at 'Preparing Jailbreak...' Only allowing you the option of force quitting and DFUing your iPhone and restoring it in iTunes! If you do try and run your iPhone - then you would get scrolling text (looks like Verbose mode on OSX) and some bsd boot command frequently appearing and nothing else happening.Code:01/05/2008 23:40:50 [0x0-0x1f01f].org.theiphoneproject.iLiberty+[162] /private/var/folders/jC/jCzwKUTDGB0Hi4rfDnloRE+++TM/TemporaryItems/RXjvjwEM/payload.zip not found!
So, if you're having this problem, then I would suggest:
- 1. Force quitting iLiberty+ if it's still hanging.
- 2. Resetting your iPhone using home button and power button.
- 3. DFU'ing your iPhone and restoring with iTunes.
- 4. Moving iLiberty+ to a folder in a path that does not contain any folder names with spaces, I would suggest Applications.
- 5. Rerunning iLiberty+, hopefully with success!
If you follow the instructions above then it should sort out that issue.
@Developer's of iLiberty+ for Mac: I can provide you with any more log files if you need, or try and explain more about what happened, but it shouldn't be too big a bug to fix! Amazing effort on the program anyway - worked like a charm on my iPhone!
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Far from the stereotype of a buttoned-up hospital administrator, Nebraska Medical Center leader Glenn Fosdick jokes often and slips in his love of University of Michigan sports teams whenever possible.
He announced Wednesday that he would retire at year's end from the Omaha hospital after 12 years as its leader, then joked about becoming the Huskers' defensive coordinator. "You guys probably would have said, 'You can do better,' " he told two newspaper reporters.
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Jason Lebsack, the hospital's director of continuous quality improvement, said Fosdick talks about pursuing "the three goods": improving clinical results, making business operations more efficient and doing things that make work easier by removing extra steps, complexities and frustrations.
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"He was truly the executive champion" of quality improvement, Lebsack said.
University of Nebraska Medical Center Chancellor Harold Maurer called Fosdick "an efficiency expert" who reduced expenditures on hospital supplies such as blankets, beds and surgical equipment. Finding efficiencies, Maurer said, keeps patient bills more reasonable.
"We've worked very closely together," Maurer said. "He's been able to develop so many efficiencies in the hospital and also been able to develop significant reserves in the hospital."
Tadd Pullin, senior vice president for marketing at the hospital, said that after Fosdick arrived, he urged the marketing department to publicly emphasize the success and innovations of hospital staffers and doctors. Fosdick, Pullin said, believed the way to do that was through patient and physician success stories.
Fosdick said Wednesday that the hospital needed to be more aggressive in promoting its strong transplant and cancer programs and other specialties. "Our people deserve the recognition that they're getting," he said.
Fosdick said that as a boy, he was always more interested in business than science. So when, as an eighth-grader, a noncancerous tumor was removed from his brain in a Buffalo, N.Y., hospital, it was all of those people working together that impressed him more than the surgery itself.
"The teamwork and the professionalism. It struck me — what a unique place," he recalled Wednesday. "It stuck in my mind that this was a place that did special things."
Other than saying the tumor removal is "why I'm as crazy as I am today," there were no lingering problems. "By 10th grade, I was playing football."
Fosdick earned a master of health services administration at the University of Michigan and became a Michigan man for life. Not only is the academic program superb, he said, but going to a football game with more than 100,000 fans makes a guy "pretty gung-ho."
He spoke glowingly about Michigan hockey traditions, too, such as organized taunting of the opponent's goalie when he lets a puck get through.
Fosdick, who will turn 65 next month, will continue beyond the end of the year to work on a regional collaboration program that the med center conducts with numerous rural hospitals. The program seeks to maximize group purchasing through joint insurance contracts and other expenditures.
Ultimately, he and his wife, Arlene, will move to Michigan, where their two adult sons live. Fosdick said he hopes to lecture and work part time with students and faculty in the University of Michigan School of Public Health.
Fosdick said he and his wife have loved Omaha. "This," he said, "is a community that gets things done."
World-Herald staff writer Bob Glissmann contributed to this report.