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Welcome back to the Disney Parks Moms Panel, Tracy! What a great show you are looking at! Disney’s Hollywood Studios’ Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM is a perfectly fun, modern way to celebrate the holidays.
My family loved the “early” showings during the dark days of December, when we were able to catch a 6:15 showing while we munched on Mickey pretzels and water bottles. You do not have to elect the dessert party to see the show, but you may need to “camp out” for 25 minutes before showtime to secure your preferred spot on the pavement. Cast Members will nicely tape out pedestrian pathways to separate them from standing and viewing areas, and I usually send my husband to pick out some snacks or coffees while we peel the kids from strollers and freshen up before the show. The view differs from the many vantage points in Hollywood Studios, because the giant palms in front of Grauman’s Chinese Theatre may obstruct some image from different areas. But along with the center projections, there are two other projection areas with similar and differing images, making the entire area an amazing show. If the area leading up to the theatre is full of spectators, I prefer to stand on the left hand side, towards the ABC Commissary.
While you won’t need 3D glasses to see the show, I often find holding up Mickey Vision Glasses for fireworks adds a bit of magic to a show I’ve seen previously. I especially like to use them while watching Epcot’s IllumiNations, but I think they get in the way for parts of Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM. Either way, the specs are a sweet souvenir to always have on hand. Have a merry vacation, and please ask another question! ~ Lindsey P.

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welcome back to the disney parks moms panel, tracy! what a great show you are looking at! disney’s hollywood studios’ jingle bell, jingle bam is a perfectly fun, modern way to celebrate the holidays.
my family loved the “early” showings during the dark days of december, when we were able to catch a 6:15 showing while we munched on mickey pretzels and water bottles. you do not have to elect the dessert party to see the show, but you may need to “camp out” for 25 minutes before showtime to secure your preferred spot on the pavement. cast members will nicely tape out pedestrian pathways to separate them from standing and viewing areas, and i usually send my husband to pick out some snacks or coffees while we peel the kids from strollers and freshen up before the show. the view differs from the many vantage points in hollywood studios, because the giant palms in front of grauman’s chinese theatre may obstruct some image from different areas. but along with the center projections, there are two other projection areas with similar and differing images, making the entire area an amazing show. if the area leading up to the theatre is full of spectators, i prefer to stand on the left hand side, towards the abc commissary.
while you won’t need 3d glasses to see the show, i often find holding up mickey vision glasses for fireworks adds a bit of magic to a show i’ve seen previously. i especially like to use them while watching epcot’s illuminations, but i think they get in the way for parts of jingle bell, jingle bam. either way, the specs are a sweet souvenir to always have on hand. have a merry vacation, and please ask another question! ~ lindsey p.


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and technical author with twelve years' experience of the Microsoft technology stack.
also has a good understanding of ITIL principles.
He can be reached via Twitter (@BasitAali), his blog (http://basitaalishan.
com), or via LinkedIn (http://uk.linkedin.com/in/basitfarooq).
SQL Server 2012, James Serra and Bill Anton, Packt Publishing.
and opportunities. Without the will of Allah SWT, none of this would be possible.
hard all your life to give me the life I wanted.
and giving me time so that I can pursue and concentrate on this book-writing project.
those weekend mornings when I was writing this book instead of playing with them.
time in front of my laptop.
because without their feedback this book would not have been possible.
about SQL Server in Microsoft User Group meetings and in his company as well.
You may contact Basavaraj through his e-mail ID, basav@sqlhints.com.
Management, both from the Catholic University of Pernambuco in Recife, Brazil.
to the study of project management and database tuning.
Gethyn Ellis, all by Packt Publishing.
and Computer Science, and is ASQ Green Belt Certified.
(http://redondoj.wordpress.com/), or his e-mail, redondoj@gmail.com.
you design the new database.
experience in designing, creating, and deploying SQL Server databases and objects.
include scalar and table-valued functions, views, stored procedures, and triggers.
data types, and the functioning of the SQL Server 2014 Storage Engine.
to add, modify, and delete data in tables using Transact-SQL DML statements.
these statements in SQL Server 2014.
2014. This chapter first explains the architecture of the SQL Server Relational Engine.
Then, it introduces the architecture of the SQL Server 2014 in-memory technology.
solutions with SQL Server 2014, this is the book for you.
"Each row in the Customer table represents an individual customer."
on User-Defined Data Types and choose New User-Defined Data Type."
databases that are unfit for use.
some of your initial assumptions.
sequence diagrams, data flow diagrams (DFDs), scenarios, and so on.

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and technical author with twelve years' experience of the microsoft technology stack.
also has a good understanding of itil principles.
he can be reached via twitter (@basitaali), his blog (http://basitaalishan.
com), or via linkedin (http://uk.linkedin.com/in/basitfarooq).
sql server 2012, james serra and bill anton, packt publishing.
and opportunities. without the will of allah swt, none of this would be possible.
hard all your life to give me the life i wanted.
and giving me time so that i can pursue and concentrate on this book-writing project.
those weekend mornings when i was writing this book instead of playing with them.
time in front of my laptop.
because without their feedback this book would not have been possible.
about sql server in microsoft user group meetings and in his company as well.
you may contact basavaraj through his e-mail id, basav@sqlhints.com.
management, both from the catholic university of pernambuco in recife, brazil.
to the study of project management and database tuning.
gethyn ellis, all by packt publishing.
and computer science, and is asq green belt certified.
(http://redondoj.wordpress.com/), or his e-mail, redondoj@gmail.com.
you design the new database.
experience in designing, creating, and deploying sql server databases and objects.
include scalar and table-valued functions, views, stored procedures, and triggers.
data types, and the functioning of the sql server 2014 storage engine.
to add, modify, and delete data in tables using transact-sql dml statements.
these statements in sql server 2014.
2014. this chapter first explains the architecture of the sql server relational engine.
then, it introduces the architecture of the sql server 2014 in-memory technology.
solutions with sql server 2014, this is the book for you.
"each row in the customer table represents an individual customer."
on user-defined data types and choose new user-defined data type."
databases that are unfit for use.
some of your initial assumptions.
sequence diagrams, data flow diagrams (dfds), scenarios, and so on.


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Ready to build your online quiz?
I've got the strategy and psychology whipped up and ready to go. Time to build an online quiz for your dream client.
You've been seeing quizzes floating around on your favorite sites and you may have wondered how they made that happen. I just partnered up with an amazing quiz company and I'm giving wedding photographers my copy & paste quiz — complete with strategy and psychology so you can start marketing to your dream clients.
Already know you want the copy & paste quiz?
buy the quiz now and ask your dream clients —What kind of bride are you?
You'll get a PDF with a strategy for 3 personality types and all the words you need for a quiz — title, description, results, questions and all buttons — so you can copy, paste and get back to it!
Yes, I want the copy & paste quiz!
There are different ways to get your dream clients to send you an inquiry (a quiz is definitely one of those ways), but how do you actually book that client that you so desperately want?
I studied computer science and math in college — you might already know that! But I also studied counseling because psychology? Well, it has me hooked.
tell your dream client who they are and what they want.
+ You want family photos to be a breeze.
+ You want photos of your joy because that's who you are at your core.
+ Your heart is centered around the people in your life.
+ You’re on the hunt for a photographer who knows how to make the experience good for everyone — including your family.
+ You want a photographer who knows how to take joyful images.
+ You notice the small things like soft color and the creamy skin tones.
+ You've got details down to a science.
Say hello to a wedding photographer's copy & paste quiz!
I put together 3 personality types using my psychology background, added a simple strategy you can implement with your email list and the exact words you need for you quiz description, quiz questions, quiz results & all call to action buttons.
Quizzes are a hit right now and I think they're here to stay! I mean... they've been around since you could thumb through a magazine.
A couple of years ago, I thought you'd have to get all #techy and hire a developer to create an online quiz.
Not anymore! All you really need? A strategy, images, and the right words!
Need help getting started? I've got a blog tutorial for you right here (click)!
Let me ask you a question — how many times have you looked through someone's website online, wanting to buy something from them, but you end up just navigating away? I know I've done that and I know it's happened on my site.
A quiz is like a middle-man: something that bridges the gap between "This photographer is amazing" and an inquiry. A quiz gives them a peek inside your brand, your voice and your photo style without the hassle of an inquiry.
At the end of the quiz, they hand over their email and you deliver the quiz results! Three things happen: they have fun, feel understood, and they trust you. One more thing? They actually want to know what you're going to say next!
Post an image to instagram, talk about how you approach the details and send that post to everyone you've tagged as detail-driven.
Write up a facebook post and share a moment that happened between them. Now you've just gotta send that over to your people-person brides.
Do a little Instagram story talking about how you brought out the personality of your clients, brag on them a little and let your fun-focused dream clients know you have a new IG video for them.
+ Image strategy so people keep clicking.
+ Understanding of the 3 main personality types of your dream clients so you know what questions to ask — and not ask.
+ Words — quiz title, description, results, questions and strong calls to action that make people excited to take your quiz and hand over their email.
+ The right length so people don't get distracted and navigate away.
+ Structure to your quiz so that the results make sense and line up at the end.
+ Insight into what your dream clients are really saying through their quiz answers.
+ Grab attention with every question so that your dream clients finish the quiz.
+ Dream clients who are saying "This is totally me!! Oh my gosh — so me!" when they're reading through their results.
+ An end game that creates interest in your brand — something more than just grabbing an email address.
Or you could just copy and paste!
Use the time it would have taken you to build the quiz and market it instead! I'll handle the psychology, strategy and words — you handle getting it in front of dream clients.
Call me Mrs. Psychology Nerd.
I used this strategy in my own wedding photography business and it landed me my dream clients time and time again. It was before quizzes were a possibility, so I just did my personality marketing once I got the inquiry. But can you imagine what would have been possible if I was collecting the emails of my dream clients in my sleep?
And — AND — they were telling me exactly what I needed to know to book them?
You need to copy & paste.
That's it. You just copy + paste the words I've written, add your own lingo if you want and you get emails for your dream clients.
From the front end of things, it will look like you have a simple 5 question quiz but in the PDF I'll explain the strategy that's going on so you can get to marketing. We'll keep it easy, fun and user-friendly for your dream clients and I'll share the psychology behind the quiz so you can implement the marketing strategy.
I'll give you the words for your quiz title, description, all your buttons, the questions and the results.
You just have to copy the words in the doc I send you, paste them into your online quiz and hook it up to your email platform.
I'm ready to create my online quiz!

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ready to build your online quiz?
i've got the strategy and psychology whipped up and ready to go. time to build an online quiz for your dream client.
you've been seeing quizzes floating around on your favorite sites and you may have wondered how they made that happen. i just partnered up with an amazing quiz company and i'm giving wedding photographers my copy & paste quiz — complete with strategy and psychology so you can start marketing to your dream clients.
already know you want the copy & paste quiz?
buy the quiz now and ask your dream clients —what kind of bride are you?
you'll get a pdf with a strategy for 3 personality types and all the words you need for a quiz — title, description, results, questions and all buttons — so you can copy, paste and get back to it!
yes, i want the copy & paste quiz!
there are different ways to get your dream clients to send you an inquiry (a quiz is definitely one of those ways), but how do you actually book that client that you so desperately want?
i studied computer science and math in college — you might already know that! but i also studied counseling because psychology? well, it has me hooked.
tell your dream client who they are and what they want.
+ you want family photos to be a breeze.
+ you want photos of your joy because that's who you are at your core.
+ your heart is centered around the people in your life.
+ you’re on the hunt for a photographer who knows how to make the experience good for everyone — including your family.
+ you want a photographer who knows how to take joyful images.
+ you notice the small things like soft color and the creamy skin tones.
+ you've got details down to a science.
say hello to a wedding photographer's copy & paste quiz!
i put together 3 personality types using my psychology background, added a simple strategy you can implement with your email list and the exact words you need for you quiz description, quiz questions, quiz results & all call to action buttons.
quizzes are a hit right now and i think they're here to stay! i mean... they've been around since you could thumb through a magazine.
a couple of years ago, i thought you'd have to get all #techy and hire a developer to create an online quiz.
not anymore! all you really need? a strategy, images, and the right words!
need help getting started? i've got a blog tutorial for you right here (click)!
let me ask you a question — how many times have you looked through someone's website online, wanting to buy something from them, but you end up just navigating away? i know i've done that and i know it's happened on my site.
a quiz is like a middle-man: something that bridges the gap between "this photographer is amazing" and an inquiry. a quiz gives them a peek inside your brand, your voice and your photo style without the hassle of an inquiry.
at the end of the quiz, they hand over their email and you deliver the quiz results! three things happen: they have fun, feel understood, and they trust you. one more thing? they actually want to know what you're going to say next!
post an image to instagram, talk about how you approach the details and send that post to everyone you've tagged as detail-driven.
write up a facebook post and share a moment that happened between them. now you've just gotta send that over to your people-person brides.
do a little instagram story talking about how you brought out the personality of your clients, brag on them a little and let your fun-focused dream clients know you have a new ig video for them.
+ image strategy so people keep clicking.
+ understanding of the 3 main personality types of your dream clients so you know what questions to ask — and not ask.
+ words — quiz title, description, results, questions and strong calls to action that make people excited to take your quiz and hand over their email.
+ the right length so people don't get distracted and navigate away.
+ structure to your quiz so that the results make sense and line up at the end.
+ insight into what your dream clients are really saying through their quiz answers.
+ grab attention with every question so that your dream clients finish the quiz.
+ dream clients who are saying "this is totally me!! oh my gosh — so me!" when they're reading through their results.
+ an end game that creates interest in your brand — something more than just grabbing an email address.
or you could just copy and paste!
use the time it would have taken you to build the quiz and market it instead! i'll handle the psychology, strategy and words — you handle getting it in front of dream clients.
call me mrs. psychology nerd.
i used this strategy in my own wedding photography business and it landed me my dream clients time and time again. it was before quizzes were a possibility, so i just did my personality marketing once i got the inquiry. but can you imagine what would have been possible if i was collecting the emails of my dream clients in my sleep?
and — and — they were telling me exactly what i needed to know to book them?
you need to copy & paste.
that's it. you just copy + paste the words i've written, add your own lingo if you want and you get emails for your dream clients.
from the front end of things, it will look like you have a simple 5 question quiz but in the pdf i'll explain the strategy that's going on so you can get to marketing. we'll keep it easy, fun and user-friendly for your dream clients and i'll share the psychology behind the quiz so you can implement the marketing strategy.
i'll give you the words for your quiz title, description, all your buttons, the questions and the results.
you just have to copy the words in the doc i send you, paste them into your online quiz and hook it up to your email platform.
i'm ready to create my online quiz!


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Has the new airport link road caused more damage to the local economy in the last three years than ever before?
First suggested as early as the 1930s and starting consultations in 2012, the £290 million airport link road that was supposedly set to be completed by autumn 2017 is finally ready to open in the next month!
The Department for transport funded the link road which includes seven new junctions, 11 bridges and 10km of single and dual carriage ways. The design has been described as one of the most complex local road schemes in the UK. The link road also includes a shared pedestrian and cycle path running along the side. These high complex designs were meant to be finalised by spring 2017 however heavy rain and flooding postponed the accomplishment of the road.
Whilst Mr Burnham, the mayor of Manchester has claimed how efficient this new road will be providing a vital link for the people and businesses of Stockport, Manchester and East Cheshire by making journeys faster and more reliable, he hasn’t mentioned the fact that it has cost the local South Manchester economy tens of millions of pounds over the last three years it’s taken to build due to inefficiencies in traffic management.
Despite all the difficulties that Manchester has faced due to building the link road, STE waste is now pleased to say that they will find it easier to trade with other businesses in the greater Manchester area once again when the construction is finalised and the road is opened.

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has the new airport link road caused more damage to the local economy in the last three years than ever before?
first suggested as early as the 1930s and starting consultations in 2012, the £290 million airport link road that was supposedly set to be completed by autumn 2017 is finally ready to open in the next month!
the department for transport funded the link road which includes seven new junctions, 11 bridges and 10km of single and dual carriage ways. the design has been described as one of the most complex local road schemes in the uk. the link road also includes a shared pedestrian and cycle path running along the side. these high complex designs were meant to be finalised by spring 2017 however heavy rain and flooding postponed the accomplishment of the road.
whilst mr burnham, the mayor of manchester has claimed how efficient this new road will be providing a vital link for the people and businesses of stockport, manchester and east cheshire by making journeys faster and more reliable, he hasn’t mentioned the fact that it has cost the local south manchester economy tens of millions of pounds over the last three years it’s taken to build due to inefficiencies in traffic management.
despite all the difficulties that manchester has faced due to building the link road, ste waste is now pleased to say that they will find it easier to trade with other businesses in the greater manchester area once again when the construction is finalised and the road is opened.


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For SPDIF mute issue with SPDIF from SB.
For DTM Testing Surprise Remove Hang up issue.
This is a zip file only. For Windows 98 SE, DirectX(R)8 is required to enable advanced features.
A newer version can be found here.

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sync hpout and monoout volume with master volume.
for spdif mute issue with spdif from sb.
for dtm testing surprise remove hang up issue.
this is a zip file only. for windows 98 se, directx(r)8 is required to enable advanced features.
a newer version can be found here.


text: Tiffani Marroquin is a professional REALTOR® that helps entrepreneurs and investors create wealth through creative home buying, selling, and investing. With over 15 years of experience in single-family real estate investing, she has proven to have a natural ability to analyze deals and set them up for maximum returns. Her creative strategy has given way to years of successful investing. She looks forward to helping you make sure you are making the smartest, safest, and most lucrative investment. Whether you are looking to buy or sell a new personal residence, relocate, or purchase income producing properties she has you covered. Her affinity for travel and her love for real estate investing lead her to obtain the Certified International Property Specialist(CIPS) designation in 2018. Less than 4,000 REALTORS worldwide hold this designation. Holding this prestigious designation allows her to be part of a network that will better assist a global economy.

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CIL’s plant is situated in the south central district of Jurong island, next to chevron, Teijin Polycarbonate Singapore and Sumitomo Seika. A global staff of 100 employees work here. As the main production plant of chemical industries, Sakra produces our products 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Since 1998, the production plant was relocated to this site from the mainland. The Sakra CIL plant is one of the most state of the art production plants in the world and has been showcased in international chlor-alkali conferences.
Ever since our commissioning we have produced over 1 million metric tons of basic chemicals without ever failing a quality test. Cutting edge production technologies are used to manufacture our products. We guarantee the best product using a sequence of process modules that enable constant supervision throughout the system to ensure multiple levels of checks. With innovative production processes, we can adjust our product to fit our clients’ exact specifications.
Samulun Headquarters has a multipurpose. It houses our support services as well as allows us vast reserves from which we can continuously provide our customers with the steady flow of the product they want. This is also part of the CIL Commitment to ensure our customers are always served despite the circumstances of the plant. All essential services are run here as well, blending, offsite storage, finance, and Management are housed here.
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ever since our commissioning we have produced over 1 million metric tons of basic chemicals without ever failing a quality test. cutting edge production technologies are used to manufacture our products. we guarantee the best product using a sequence of process modules that enable constant supervision throughout the system to ensure multiple levels of checks. with innovative production processes, we can adjust our product to fit our clients’ exact specifications.
samulun headquarters has a multipurpose. it houses our support services as well as allows us vast reserves from which we can continuously provide our customers with the steady flow of the product they want. this is also part of the cil commitment to ensure our customers are always served despite the circumstances of the plant. all essential services are run here as well, blending, offsite storage, finance, and management are housed here.
started as a simple transportation company to distribute products to our clients, chem trans has become a impressive operation which can handle any request from our customers. it boasts a comprehensive fleet of auto motives and works tirelessly to make sure all our clients receive the product they order on time. the operation is headquartered in samulun logistics base for maximum logistical ease.


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Last week, Matt, Ben, and I attended SciPy 2014, the 13th annual scientific computing with Python conference. On a superficial level, it was just another conference. But there were other elements, brought forth by the organizers and participants (definitely not just attendees) and slowly revealed over the week. Together, the community created the conditions for a truly remarkable experience.
By design, the experience starts before the event, and continues after it is over. Before each of the four half-day tutorials I attended, the instructors posted their teaching materials, code, and setup instructions. Most oral presentations did the same. Most code and content was served through GitHub or Bitbucket and instructions were posted using Mozilla's Etherpad. Ultimately the tools don't matter — it's the intention that is important. Instructors and speakers plan to connect.
Keynote presentations. If a keynote is truly key, design the schedule so that everyone can show up — they're a great way to start the day on a high note.
Birds of a Feather sessions are better than a panel discussion or Q&A. Run around with a microphone, and record notes in Etherpad.
Lightning talks at the end the day. Anyone can request 5 minutes on a show & tell. It was the first time I've heard applause erupt in the middle of a talk — and it happened several times.
Developer sprints take an hour to teach newbies how to become active members of your community or your project. Then spend two-days showing them how you work.
SciPy is not a conference, it's a hypermedia stream that connects networks across organizational boundaries. And it happens in real time — I overheard several people remarking in astonishment that the video of so-and-so's talk earlier that same morning was already posted online. My trained habit of frantic note-taking was redundant, freeing my concentration for more active listening. Instructors and presenters published their media online, and the majority of presenters pulled up interactive iPython notebooks in the browser and executed code on the fly.
On Friday evening Matt remarked to one of the sponsors, "This is the closest thing I have seen to what a conference should be". I think what he meant by that is that it should be about connecting. It should be about pushing our work out to the largest possible scope. It should be open by default, and designed to support ideas and conversations long after it is over. Just like all the things that the web is for as well.
Our question: Can we help SEG, AAPG, or EAGE deliver this to our community? Or do we have to go and build it?

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last week, matt, ben, and i attended scipy 2014, the 13th annual scientific computing with python conference. on a superficial level, it was just another conference. but there were other elements, brought forth by the organizers and participants (definitely not just attendees) and slowly revealed over the week. together, the community created the conditions for a truly remarkable experience.
by design, the experience starts before the event, and continues after it is over. before each of the four half-day tutorials i attended, the instructors posted their teaching materials, code, and setup instructions. most oral presentations did the same. most code and content was served through github or bitbucket and instructions were posted using mozilla's etherpad. ultimately the tools don't matter — it's the intention that is important. instructors and speakers plan to connect.
keynote presentations. if a keynote is truly key, design the schedule so that everyone can show up — they're a great way to start the day on a high note.
birds of a feather sessions are better than a panel discussion or q&a. run around with a microphone, and record notes in etherpad.
lightning talks at the end the day. anyone can request 5 minutes on a show & tell. it was the first time i've heard applause erupt in the middle of a talk — and it happened several times.
developer sprints take an hour to teach newbies how to become active members of your community or your project. then spend two-days showing them how you work.
scipy is not a conference, it's a hypermedia stream that connects networks across organizational boundaries. and it happens in real time — i overheard several people remarking in astonishment that the video of so-and-so's talk earlier that same morning was already posted online. my trained habit of frantic note-taking was redundant, freeing my concentration for more active listening. instructors and presenters published their media online, and the majority of presenters pulled up interactive ipython notebooks in the browser and executed code on the fly.
on friday evening matt remarked to one of the sponsors, "this is the closest thing i have seen to what a conference should be". i think what he meant by that is that it should be about connecting. it should be about pushing our work out to the largest possible scope. it should be open by default, and designed to support ideas and conversations long after it is over. just like all the things that the web is for as well.
our question: can we help seg, aapg, or eage deliver this to our community? or do we have to go and build it?


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دری پارسا, جواد. (1394). تأثیر ادراک‌های زیرآستانه‌ای دیداری بر بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهره‌ای در بین دانش‌آموزان با و بدون ناتوانی یادگیری. ناتوانی های یادگیری, 5(1), 47-68.
جواد دری پارسا. "تأثیر ادراک‌های زیرآستانه‌ای دیداری بر بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهره‌ای در بین دانش‌آموزان با و بدون ناتوانی یادگیری". ناتوانی های یادگیری, 5, 1, 1394, 47-68.
دری پارسا, جواد. (1394). 'تأثیر ادراک‌های زیرآستانه‌ای دیداری بر بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهره‌ای در بین دانش‌آموزان با و بدون ناتوانی یادگیری', ناتوانی های یادگیری, 5(1), pp. 47-68.
دری پارسا, جواد. تأثیر ادراک‌های زیرآستانه‌ای دیداری بر بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهره‌ای در بین دانش‌آموزان با و بدون ناتوانی یادگیری. ناتوانی های یادگیری, 1394; 5(1): 47-68.
پژوهش حاضر با هدف بررسی تأثیر تحریکهای زیرآستانهای بر بازشناسی تظاهرات هیجانی چهره و همچنین مقایسهی دو گروه کودکان با ناتوانی یادگیری و عادی در بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهره صورت گرفت. نمونهی پژوهش شامل 45 دانشآموز عادی و 45 دانشآموز با ناتوانی یادگیری میشد. آزمودنی‌ها برای مقایسه‌ی تأثیرات پیام‌های زیرآستانهای در سه گروه (الف. گروه کنترل: بازشناسی ابراز هیجانهای چهره بدونپیام زیرآستانهای، ب. گروه آزمایش اول: بازشناسی ابراز هیجانهای چهره با پیام زیرآستانهای مثبت، ج. گروه آزمایش دوم: بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهرهای با پیام زیرآستانهای منفی، قرار گرفتند.در این پژوهش الگوی تحریک زیرآستانهای به همراه تحریکهای مختلفی از حالات هیجانی چهره به کار گرفته شد: هیجان مثبت(شادی) و هیجان منفی( غمگینی)، تصاویر زیرآستانهای در طول اجرای آزمون بازشناسی مکرراً و به سرعت (حدود 30هزارم ثانیه)ارائه میشدند. نتایج، تأثیر قوی تحریک زیرآستانهای با هیجان مثبت را بر پاسخ دهی بیشتر به ابرازات چهرهای شادی نشان داد. با این وجود، تأثیر تحریک زیرآستانهای هیجان منفی برای بازشناسی تظاهرات چهرهای غم، تنها در گروه دانشآموزان با ناتوانی یادگیری بدست آمد. علاوه بر این، پژوهش اخیر نشان داد که، دانش‌آموزان گروه عادی ابراز هیجانیغم را بهتر از سایر همتایان با ناتوانی یادگیریشان تشخیص می‌دهند، این در حالی است که دو گروه تفاوت معناداری در بازشناسی سایر هیجان‌ها نداشتند. در مجموع نتایج پژوهش نشان داد که واکنش‌های هیجانی مثبت و منفی می‌توانند به صورت ناخودآگاه فراخوانده شوند.
The aim of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of subliminal primes on recognition of emotional facial expression and also comparing facial emotion recognition abilities in subjects with learning disabilities and without learning disabilities. Ninety subjects participated in the current study; including 45 student with learning disability(LD) ad 45 without LD. The subjects were compared for effectiveness of subliminal message in three groups: (a. control of group: recognition of emotional facial expressions without subliminal message b. first experimental group: recognition of emotional facial expressions with subliminal positive message c. second experimental groups: recognition of emotional facial expressions with subliminal negative message. also, compared recognition of emotional facial expression in normal children and (LD). In this study, a subliminal masked priming paradigm with varying faces as primes were used, and they were presented for duration of 30 ms and had two levels of emotion: positive emotion (happiness) and negative emotion (sadness). The results revealed a strong effect of emotional priming for positive emotion pictures. Participants both in normal group and LD tended to choose more target faces preceded by positive prime, when, subliminal prime was a positive emotion, but, the emotion priming for negative emotion pictures was only significant in LD group. Moreover, the current study demonstrated that normal group shows better recognition of sad facial expressions than the LD group, while the two groups do not differ in the recognition of other emotions. In other words, results show that both positive and negative emotional reactions can be unconsciously evoked.
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دری پارسا, جواد. (1394). تأثیر ادراک‌های زیرآستانه‌ای دیداری بر بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهره‌ای در بین دانش‌آموزان با و بدون ناتوانی یادگیری. ناتوانی های یادگیری, 5(1), 47-68.
جواد دری پارسا. "تأثیر ادراک‌های زیرآستانه‌ای دیداری بر بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهره‌ای در بین دانش‌آموزان با و بدون ناتوانی یادگیری". ناتوانی های یادگیری, 5, 1, 1394, 47-68.
دری پارسا, جواد. (1394). 'تأثیر ادراک‌های زیرآستانه‌ای دیداری بر بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهره‌ای در بین دانش‌آموزان با و بدون ناتوانی یادگیری', ناتوانی های یادگیری, 5(1), pp. 47-68.
دری پارسا, جواد. تأثیر ادراک‌های زیرآستانه‌ای دیداری بر بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهره‌ای در بین دانش‌آموزان با و بدون ناتوانی یادگیری. ناتوانی های یادگیری, 1394; 5(1): 47-68.
پژوهش حاضر با هدف بررسی تأثیر تحریکهای زیرآستانهای بر بازشناسی تظاهرات هیجانی چهره و همچنین مقایسهی دو گروه کودکان با ناتوانی یادگیری و عادی در بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهره صورت گرفت. نمونهی پژوهش شامل 45 دانشآموز عادی و 45 دانشآموز با ناتوانی یادگیری میشد. آزمودنی‌ها برای مقایسه‌ی تأثیرات پیام‌های زیرآستانهای در سه گروه (الف. گروه کنترل: بازشناسی ابراز هیجانهای چهره بدونپیام زیرآستانهای، ب. گروه آزمایش اول: بازشناسی ابراز هیجانهای چهره با پیام زیرآستانهای مثبت، ج. گروه آزمایش دوم: بازشناسی ابرازات هیجانی چهرهای با پیام زیرآستانهای منفی، قرار گرفتند.در این پژوهش الگوی تحریک زیرآستانهای به همراه تحریکهای مختلفی از حالات هیجانی چهره به کار گرفته شد: هیجان مثبت(شادی) و هیجان منفی( غمگینی)، تصاویر زیرآستانهای در طول اجرای آزمون بازشناسی مکرراً و به سرعت (حدود 30هزارم ثانیه)ارائه میشدند. نتایج، تأثیر قوی تحریک زیرآستانهای با هیجان مثبت را بر پاسخ دهی بیشتر به ابرازات چهرهای شادی نشان داد. با این وجود، تأثیر تحریک زیرآستانهای هیجان منفی برای بازشناسی تظاهرات چهرهای غم، تنها در گروه دانشآموزان با ناتوانی یادگیری بدست آمد. علاوه بر این، پژوهش اخیر نشان داد که، دانش‌آموزان گروه عادی ابراز هیجانیغم را بهتر از سایر همتایان با ناتوانی یادگیریشان تشخیص می‌دهند، این در حالی است که دو گروه تفاوت معناداری در بازشناسی سایر هیجان‌ها نداشتند. در مجموع نتایج پژوهش نشان داد که واکنش‌های هیجانی مثبت و منفی می‌توانند به صورت ناخودآگاه فراخوانده شوند.
the aim of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of subliminal primes on recognition of emotional facial expression and also comparing facial emotion recognition abilities in subjects with learning disabilities and without learning disabilities. ninety subjects participated in the current study; including 45 student with learning disability(ld) ad 45 without ld. the subjects were compared for effectiveness of subliminal message in three groups: (a. control of group: recognition of emotional facial expressions without subliminal message b. first experimental group: recognition of emotional facial expressions with subliminal positive message c. second experimental groups: recognition of emotional facial expressions with subliminal negative message. also, compared recognition of emotional facial expression in normal children and (ld). in this study, a subliminal masked priming paradigm with varying faces as primes were used, and they were presented for duration of 30 ms and had two levels of emotion: positive emotion (happiness) and negative emotion (sadness). the results revealed a strong effect of emotional priming for positive emotion pictures. participants both in normal group and ld tended to choose more target faces preceded by positive prime, when, subliminal prime was a positive emotion, but, the emotion priming for negative emotion pictures was only significant in ld group. moreover, the current study demonstrated that normal group shows better recognition of sad facial expressions than the ld group, while the two groups do not differ in the recognition of other emotions. in other words, results show that both positive and negative emotional reactions can be unconsciously evoked.
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BOULDER, Colo. – The Self-Help Center in the 20th Judicial District (Boulder County) has scheduled a legal clinic for self-represented litigants regarding how to collect a court judgment.
The clinic is scheduled from 1:30 to 3 p.m. on May 19, 2015, in the jury assembly room of the Boulder Justice Center, 1777 6th St., in Boulder. Starting on June 2, the legal clinic will be offered monthly on the first Tuesday of each month throughout 2015. Clinics are offered free of charge to the public.
The primary audience is litigants who wish to collect money from court-ordered money judgments from small claims and county court. However, the information also would be useful to those who owe money judgments, or to those with judgments from other types of cases.
For more information, please contact Michelle Haynes or Donna Powell at BoulderCourtSelfHelp@judicial.state.co.us or 303-441-4741.

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boulder, colo. – the self-help center in the 20th judicial district (boulder county) has scheduled a legal clinic for self-represented litigants regarding how to collect a court judgment.
the clinic is scheduled from 1:30 to 3 p.m. on may 19, 2015, in the jury assembly room of the boulder justice center, 1777 6th st., in boulder. starting on june 2, the legal clinic will be offered monthly on the first tuesday of each month throughout 2015. clinics are offered free of charge to the public.
the primary audience is litigants who wish to collect money from court-ordered money judgments from small claims and county court. however, the information also would be useful to those who owe money judgments, or to those with judgments from other types of cases.
for more information, please contact michelle haynes or donna powell at bouldercourtselfhelp@judicial.state.co.us or 303-441-4741.


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It’s not my idea of a bank. I have worked in both a Credit Union and a bank and although internally similar they do face different regulatory requirements.
In recent years perhaps the two are more similar in requirements than earlier... I’m not sure.
But for me the first Bank will signal that regulatory requirements are fully met for XRP usage at least in that particular corridor.
I'm not sure if he was supposed to say that? He seemed to get a bit awkward after Bitstamp was mentioned. Not sure if he honestly couldn't remember, or if he didn't want to say who it was.
Never listen to what JPMorgan says.... watch what they do! And again if they are talking in public about doing something, you can just about predict they doing the opposite.
Whatever JPM and Goldman Sachs state publicly i have always traded against it with great success over the years with commondities (ie gold and oil etc)and now crypto.
@Longjohn lol, beat ya to it!!
I could be wrong but I don’t read Brad or anyone else at Ripple as that kind of player.
I think they play a straight bat.
Also I had been thinking for a while that Bitstamp was XRapid enabled but I can’t recall why I thought that.
This is not a great attitude to have at all. Every entity that joins Ripplenet will make the network even more robust and help us move closer to ripples vision of the Internet of Value. Brad reiterated once again that this is a marathon, we should be excited about each and every participant on Ripplenet whether it takes 3-5 years to carve out our share of the market than so be it.
Patience is one of the most difficult virtues to master. Even harder when we have to walk around every day carrying the secret that the way value moves daily, could soon radically be changed!
As long as things are growing life is good. Whether we moon in 2 years or 5 years, matters little as long as we get there. The important thing is Ripple continues to follow an exponential growth curve.
1. Look, this is a marathon.
2. We're way ahead of the competition.
4. And finally he gets up early. And the early bird, as we all know, catches the worm.

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it’s not my idea of a bank. i have worked in both a credit union and a bank and although internally similar they do face different regulatory requirements.
in recent years perhaps the two are more similar in requirements than earlier... i’m not sure.
but for me the first bank will signal that regulatory requirements are fully met for xrp usage at least in that particular corridor.
i'm not sure if he was supposed to say that? he seemed to get a bit awkward after bitstamp was mentioned. not sure if he honestly couldn't remember, or if he didn't want to say who it was.
never listen to what jpmorgan says.... watch what they do! and again if they are talking in public about doing something, you can just about predict they doing the opposite.
whatever jpm and goldman sachs state publicly i have always traded against it with great success over the years with commondities (ie gold and oil etc)and now crypto.
@longjohn lol, beat ya to it!!
i could be wrong but i don’t read brad or anyone else at ripple as that kind of player.
i think they play a straight bat.
also i had been thinking for a while that bitstamp was xrapid enabled but i can’t recall why i thought that.
this is not a great attitude to have at all. every entity that joins ripplenet will make the network even more robust and help us move closer to ripples vision of the internet of value. brad reiterated once again that this is a marathon, we should be excited about each and every participant on ripplenet whether it takes 3-5 years to carve out our share of the market than so be it.
patience is one of the most difficult virtues to master. even harder when we have to walk around every day carrying the secret that the way value moves daily, could soon radically be changed!
as long as things are growing life is good. whether we moon in 2 years or 5 years, matters little as long as we get there. the important thing is ripple continues to follow an exponential growth curve.
1. look, this is a marathon.
2. we're way ahead of the competition.
4. and finally he gets up early. and the early bird, as we all know, catches the worm.


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Security company Imperva released a grim study last month suggesting that costly security suites may not be worth the price tag and that all anti-virus programs suffer from huge blind spots. Doom-and-gloom research like this always requires a hefty grain of salt, but after speaking with numerous industry experts an entire shaker might be necessary.
Imperva looked at a variety of security solutions from such vendors as Kaspersky, Avast, AVG, Microsoft, and McAfee, to name a few. They pitted these sentinels against 82 randomly collected malware samples, examining how successful the security software was in detecting the rogue software.
From their work, Imperva asserts that anti-malware software is not fast or responsive enough to combat modern threats. Security software, writes Imperva, is "much better at detecting malware that spreads rapidly in massive quantities of identical samples, while variants that are of limited distribution (such as government sponsored attacks) usually leave a large window of opportunity."
They also found no correlation between the money users spend on virus protection and the security provided by software, and suggest that both individual and enterprise customers look at freeware alternatives.
The study has garnered a lot of attention, but when speaking with security professionals, and some of the companies named in the study, Security Watch found many who believe the study to be deeply flawed.
Just about every lab or security company felt that Imperva's sample size of malware was too small to support the conclusions made by the study. AV-Test's Andreas Marx told us that his firm receives about a million samples of new, unique malware per week. Similarly, Peter Stelzhammer from AV-Comparatives told us that they receive 142,000 new malicious files each day.
For their part, Imperva wrote in the study that they intentionally used a small sampling, but insist that it is demonstrative of existing threats. "Our selection of malware was not biased but was randomly taken from the Web reflecting a potential method for constructing an attack," writes Imperva.
NSS Labs research director Randy Abrams, however, had a sharply different interpretation of Imperva's methodology. "Searching for filenames is guaranteed to miss sophisticated attacks and most other malware too," Abrams told Security Watch, commenting on the means Imperva used to locate malware for the study. "Focusing on Russian forums significantly biases the sample collection. It is obvious that no thought went into obtaining a real-world, representative samples set."
To carry out their study, Imperva used the online tool VirusTotal to perform their tests which was cited as a critical weakness of the test. "The problem with this test is that it ripped threats, in the form of executable files, and then scanned those using VirusTotal," said Simon Edwards of Dennis Labs. "VT is not a suitable system to use when evaluating anti-malware products largely because the scanners used in VT are not supported by additional technology such as web reputation systems."
Kaspersky Labs, whose product was used in the study, also questioned the testing methodology employed by Imperva in the experiment. "When scanning for potentially dangerous files, the VirusTotal service used by Imperva's specialists does not use the full versions of antivirus products, but merely relies on a standalone scanner," wrote Kaspersky Labs in a statement issued to Security Watch.
"This approach means that the majority of protection technologies available in modern antivirus software are simply ignored. This also affects proactive technologies designed to detect new, unknown threats."
Notably, a portion of VirusTotal's website discourages anyone from using their service in antivirus analysis. The company's 'About' section reads, "we are tired of repeating that the service was not designed as a tool to perform antivirus comparative analyses [...] Those who use VirusTotal to perform antivirus comparative analyses should know that they are making many implicit errors in their methodology."
Abrams also took a dim view on using VirusTotal to perform the study, saying that the tool can be used to skew results towards those desired by testers. "Competent, experienced testers know better than to use VirusTotal to assess protection abilities of anything other than a pure command line scanner," he said.
Imperva defended the use of VirusTotal in their study. "The essence of the report is not a comparison of antivirus products," writes Imperva. "Rather, the purpose is to measure the efficacy of a single antivirus solution as well as combined antivirus solutions given a random set of malware samples."
While the experts we spoke with agreed that zero-day vulnerabilities and newly created malware are a problem, none supported Imperva's assertions about timing or low detection rates. "The lowest protection rates during a 'real-world' zero-day test are 64-69 percent," Marx told Security Watch. "On average, we saw a protection rate of 88-90 percent for all tested products, this means, 9 out of 10 attacks will be successfully blocked, only 1 will actually cause an infection."
Another key conclusion of the Imperva report was that anti-malware software is well understood by malware creators, who tweak their creations to subvert protection systems. "Attackers understand antivirus products in depth, become familiar with their weak points, identify antivirus product's strong points, and understand their methods for handling the high incidence of new virus propagation in the Internet," writes Imperva in the study.
The study continues, "variants that are of limited distribution (such as government sponsored attacks) usually leave a large window of opportunity."
"The malware guys are really tough, they're strong and intelligent," said Stelzhammer. "A targeted attack is always dangerous." But he and others stressed that targeted attacks where the malware is specifically tailored against anti-malware is as rare as it is dangerous.
The effort and information required to create a piece of malware to defeat every layer of protection is great. "Such a test requires a lot of time and skills, so they are not cheap," wrote Marx. "But that's the reason why they are called 'targeted.'"
On this point, Abrams quipped, "Frankly, I am really not concerned with Stuxnet getting into my computer and attacking a uranium enriching centrifuge at my home or employer's office."
Nearly everyone we spoke to agreed, at least in principle, that free anti-malware solutions could provide worthwhile protection for users. However, most disagreed that it was a viable option for enterprise customers. Stelzhammer points out that even if corporate users wanted to use free software, the licensing agreements sometimes prevent them from doing so.
"It's not all about detection," said Stelzhammer in an interview with Security Watch. "It's about administration, it's about rolling out to the clients, its about overview. You will not get this with a free product."
An informed user at home, continued Stelzhammer, could use layers of free software to provide protection comparable to paid software but at the cost of simplicity. "He can arrange a well protected system with free software, but the biggest advantage of paid software is convenience."
However, Edwards of Dennis Labs disagreed with the favorable comparison with free software. "This is counter to all of our findings over many years of testing," said Edwards. "Almost without exception the best products are paid-for." These findings are similar to PC Magazine's testing of anti-malware software.
Since the publication of the study last month, Imperva has written a blog post defending their position. Speaking to Security Watch, Imperva director of security strategy Rob Rachwald said, "Any critique focusing on our methodology is missing the reality we see today." He went on to say that most data breaches are the result of malware intrusion, which the company sees as proof that the current anti-malware model is simply not working.
While there may be some inherent truth to Imperva's conclusions, none of the experts we spoke with viewed the study positively. "Typically, I warn against vendor sponsored tests, but if this test had been performed by an independent organization I would warn against the organization itself," wrote Abrams of NSS Labs. "It is rare that I encounter such an incredibly unsophisticated methodology, improper sample collection criteria, and unsupported conclusions wrapped up in a single PDF."

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security company imperva released a grim study last month suggesting that costly security suites may not be worth the price tag and that all anti-virus programs suffer from huge blind spots. doom-and-gloom research like this always requires a hefty grain of salt, but after speaking with numerous industry experts an entire shaker might be necessary.
imperva looked at a variety of security solutions from such vendors as kaspersky, avast, avg, microsoft, and mcafee, to name a few. they pitted these sentinels against 82 randomly collected malware samples, examining how successful the security software was in detecting the rogue software.
from their work, imperva asserts that anti-malware software is not fast or responsive enough to combat modern threats. security software, writes imperva, is "much better at detecting malware that spreads rapidly in massive quantities of identical samples, while variants that are of limited distribution (such as government sponsored attacks) usually leave a large window of opportunity."
they also found no correlation between the money users spend on virus protection and the security provided by software, and suggest that both individual and enterprise customers look at freeware alternatives.
the study has garnered a lot of attention, but when speaking with security professionals, and some of the companies named in the study, security watch found many who believe the study to be deeply flawed.
just about every lab or security company felt that imperva's sample size of malware was too small to support the conclusions made by the study. av-test's andreas marx told us that his firm receives about a million samples of new, unique malware per week. similarly, peter stelzhammer from av-comparatives told us that they receive 142,000 new malicious files each day.
for their part, imperva wrote in the study that they intentionally used a small sampling, but insist that it is demonstrative of existing threats. "our selection of malware was not biased but was randomly taken from the web reflecting a potential method for constructing an attack," writes imperva.
nss labs research director randy abrams, however, had a sharply different interpretation of imperva's methodology. "searching for filenames is guaranteed to miss sophisticated attacks and most other malware too," abrams told security watch, commenting on the means imperva used to locate malware for the study. "focusing on russian forums significantly biases the sample collection. it is obvious that no thought went into obtaining a real-world, representative samples set."
to carry out their study, imperva used the online tool virustotal to perform their tests which was cited as a critical weakness of the test. "the problem with this test is that it ripped threats, in the form of executable files, and then scanned those using virustotal," said simon edwards of dennis labs. "vt is not a suitable system to use when evaluating anti-malware products largely because the scanners used in vt are not supported by additional technology such as web reputation systems."
kaspersky labs, whose product was used in the study, also questioned the testing methodology employed by imperva in the experiment. "when scanning for potentially dangerous files, the virustotal service used by imperva's specialists does not use the full versions of antivirus products, but merely relies on a standalone scanner," wrote kaspersky labs in a statement issued to security watch.
"this approach means that the majority of protection technologies available in modern antivirus software are simply ignored. this also affects proactive technologies designed to detect new, unknown threats."
notably, a portion of virustotal's website discourages anyone from using their service in antivirus analysis. the company's 'about' section reads, "we are tired of repeating that the service was not designed as a tool to perform antivirus comparative analyses [...] those who use virustotal to perform antivirus comparative analyses should know that they are making many implicit errors in their methodology."
abrams also took a dim view on using virustotal to perform the study, saying that the tool can be used to skew results towards those desired by testers. "competent, experienced testers know better than to use virustotal to assess protection abilities of anything other than a pure command line scanner," he said.
imperva defended the use of virustotal in their study. "the essence of the report is not a comparison of antivirus products," writes imperva. "rather, the purpose is to measure the efficacy of a single antivirus solution as well as combined antivirus solutions given a random set of malware samples."
while the experts we spoke with agreed that zero-day vulnerabilities and newly created malware are a problem, none supported imperva's assertions about timing or low detection rates. "the lowest protection rates during a 'real-world' zero-day test are 64-69 percent," marx told security watch. "on average, we saw a protection rate of 88-90 percent for all tested products, this means, 9 out of 10 attacks will be successfully blocked, only 1 will actually cause an infection."
another key conclusion of the imperva report was that anti-malware software is well understood by malware creators, who tweak their creations to subvert protection systems. "attackers understand antivirus products in depth, become familiar with their weak points, identify antivirus product's strong points, and understand their methods for handling the high incidence of new virus propagation in the internet," writes imperva in the study.
the study continues, "variants that are of limited distribution (such as government sponsored attacks) usually leave a large window of opportunity."
"the malware guys are really tough, they're strong and intelligent," said stelzhammer. "a targeted attack is always dangerous." but he and others stressed that targeted attacks where the malware is specifically tailored against anti-malware is as rare as it is dangerous.
the effort and information required to create a piece of malware to defeat every layer of protection is great. "such a test requires a lot of time and skills, so they are not cheap," wrote marx. "but that's the reason why they are called 'targeted.'"
on this point, abrams quipped, "frankly, i am really not concerned with stuxnet getting into my computer and attacking a uranium enriching centrifuge at my home or employer's office."
nearly everyone we spoke to agreed, at least in principle, that free anti-malware solutions could provide worthwhile protection for users. however, most disagreed that it was a viable option for enterprise customers. stelzhammer points out that even if corporate users wanted to use free software, the licensing agreements sometimes prevent them from doing so.
"it's not all about detection," said stelzhammer in an interview with security watch. "it's about administration, it's about rolling out to the clients, its about overview. you will not get this with a free product."
an informed user at home, continued stelzhammer, could use layers of free software to provide protection comparable to paid software but at the cost of simplicity. "he can arrange a well protected system with free software, but the biggest advantage of paid software is convenience."
however, edwards of dennis labs disagreed with the favorable comparison with free software. "this is counter to all of our findings over many years of testing," said edwards. "almost without exception the best products are paid-for." these findings are similar to pc magazine's testing of anti-malware software.
since the publication of the study last month, imperva has written a blog post defending their position. speaking to security watch, imperva director of security strategy rob rachwald said, "any critique focusing on our methodology is missing the reality we see today." he went on to say that most data breaches are the result of malware intrusion, which the company sees as proof that the current anti-malware model is simply not working.
while there may be some inherent truth to imperva's conclusions, none of the experts we spoke with viewed the study positively. "typically, i warn against vendor sponsored tests, but if this test had been performed by an independent organization i would warn against the organization itself," wrote abrams of nss labs. "it is rare that i encounter such an incredibly unsophisticated methodology, improper sample collection criteria, and unsupported conclusions wrapped up in a single pdf."


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