The document contains a prayer, tongue twisters, passages about predicting outcomes, motivation, and a reading lesson on distinguishing reality from fantasy. The lesson defines reality as events that could actually happen and fantasy as magical or imaginary events. It discusses stories about an old woman in a shoe, Batman, and a talking frog, analyzing whether each is realistic or fantastical. Students are asked to identify other examples and write their own realistic and fantasy sentences.
Dynamic routing protocols dynamically share routing information between routers to automatically update routing tables when network topology changes and determine the best path to destinations. Routing protocols are classified as interior gateway protocols, which are used within an autonomous system, like RIP, EIGRP, and OSPF, or exterior gateway protocols, like BGP, used between autonomous systems. Metrics and administrative distance values determine the preferred routes installed in routing tables.
France has a long history dating back to ancient Gaul and has played a major role in European and world events. Its culture has been influenced by neighboring countries and is exhibited through its art, literature, cuisine, and social traditions. The French economy is the fifth largest in the world and is driven by industries like telecommunications, aerospace, agriculture, tourism, and weapons manufacturing.
Latency equalization as a new network service primitive.pptShankar Murthy
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This document proposes a Latency Equalization (LEQ) service that aims to minimize delay differences among multiple clients participating in interactive network applications like teleconferencing and online gaming. The LEQ architecture uses a few routers as hubs to redirect packets along similar delay paths. Algorithms are presented to select hubs, including a greedy algorithm and proving its NP-hardness. Simulations show the LEQ architecture significantly reduces delay differences between users. The LEQ service requires just software updates to edge routers and is incrementally deployable in today's networks.
A new book and audio collection called "Racing Reflections" has been published that profiles famous personalities from the Irish horse racing industry. It features stories from jockeys, trainers and others involved in Irish racing over the decades. The collection was launched by Horse Racing Ireland and proceeds will support injured jockeys. Multiple Irish newspapers have reported on the new book and audio archive between November and December 2012.
The document discusses various sports events and the money generated from several sports leagues. It describes the Olympic Games, Southeast Asian Games, and popular sports in Thailand like fencing, rattan ball, and Muay Thai. It also outlines popular sports in other countries like sumo in Japan, ice hockey in Finland, and American football in the United States. The document then focuses on the significant revenue generated annually by the NBA, FIFA, NFL from sources like sponsorships, television rights, merchandise, ticket sales and stadium concessions.
The document discusses how album covers are designed to convey messages through imagery and symbolism. It provides examples of how Nirvana used a baby diving for money to represent the corruption of innocence by capitalism and materialism. Other examples discussed include The Clash mimicking Elvis Presley's album cover to suggest it was their turn in the spotlight, and Chris Brown using bright colors to target teenagers. Overall, the document examines how album art is crafted to attract customers through symbolic representations of the artist's music and values.
Eminem is a famous American rapper from Detroit, Michigan who rose to popularity in 1999 with his album 'The Slim Shady LP'. As a white rapper in a predominantly black genre, he stood out and attracted attention. His controversial lyrics about topics like George Bush encouraged free expression of political views. In the 2000s, the internet and technologies like the iPod and iTunes allowed people to easily share and listen to music on the go, helping artists gain audiences. Gang culture from America also influenced London youth through media, leading to a new 'grime' music genre originating in East London to express urban struggles and identities.
This document is a note thanking Hillside One for memories from 2012. It contains no text other than the heading "Hillside One" and date "2012", followed by a note of thanks and a list of 16 names signing off and also thanking Hillside One.
Automated detection of stealthy port scans.ppt(mine)Shankar Murthy
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This document discusses stealthy port scans conducted by hackers. It notes that networks allow data packet exchange between servers and clients using their ports, which are identified by port IDs. Hackers use port scanning software to interrupt packet exchange, with two main purposes: to get information on the status of IP addresses, and to flood intrusion detection alerts to distract the network. The document proposes a system where the administrator can control the network and limit access to prevent hackers from sharing all resources, with clients only able to use granted limited resources. It outlines modules for network manipulation, protection, connection finding and displaying/hiding resources.
The document discusses cloud computing and its potential applications for academic eLearning. It defines cloud computing as accessing computer resources over the Internet rather than locally. Motivations for cloud computing include cost savings, scalability, and the growing market for cloud services. The document examines cloud computing types, trends driving its popularity, potential benefits for large/small organizations and individuals, risks, and COMAS College's experiences using cloud systems for various applications.
Eminem is a famous American rapper from Detroit, Michigan who rose to popularity in 1999 with his album 'The Slim Shady LP'. As one of the first major white rappers in the predominantly black genre of hip hop, he gained attention for his controversial lyrics addressing topics like politics. His music allowed people to identify with his honest views on issues people were otherwise afraid to publicly discuss.
The document discusses how understanding different brain types ("left brain" vs "right brain") can help improve marketing communications. It describes the Ned Herrmann model of left brain (logical, facts) versus right brain (holistic, feelings). The workshop aims to help attendees think about how to engage both brain types in brand communications for a business school through varied messaging and examples. The goal is to create positive engagement with prospective students by appealing to their dominant brain preferences.
This document presents a proposed methodology for earthquake detection using analysis of seismic signals. It begins with background on earthquakes and existing detection methods. The proposed method involves analyzing seismic signals using wavelet transforms to extract energy and frequency parameters. These parameters are then used to calculate magnitude, wavelength, and rupture area. The methodology is tested on real seismic datasets containing over 10,000 signals. Results show the method can accurately detect earthquakes with magnitudes above 4.0 based on analyzing the extracted energy and frequency characteristics.
This document summarizes a student project that aims to predict earthquakes by analyzing signals extracted from underground water using image transformation techniques. Specifically, it proposes using the Hilbert-Huang transform to extract co-seismic signals and reduce noise using the Daubechies wavelet method. This is presented as an improvement over existing pattern recognition methods that have issues with false alarms and short-term prediction. The document provides background on earthquakes, outlines the existing and proposed systems, and lists hardware and software requirements.
This document describes a website analytics tool called W3Analyzer. It consists of three main components: a web tracker to track user details and paths, a hit counter to count page views, and web statistics to analyze visitor data. The tool allows administrators to view reports on user demographics, browser usage, and popular pages. It also lets users customize their experience by selecting themes and uploading images. The proposed system is intended to help website owners better understand user behavior and provide a personalized experience.
The document discusses steganography, which is the art of hiding information within other files like images. It explains how early Greeks used steganography by engraving messages in wood and covering it with wax. Modern steganography uses computers to hide information by changing the least significant bit of image file bytes, which is imperceptible to the human eye. The document also provides an overview of a proposed steganography application that allows users to hide text within an image file and later extract the hidden text.
This document is a note thanking Hillside One for memories from 2012. It contains no text other than the heading "Hillside One" and date "2012", followed by a note of thanks and a list of 16 names signing off and also thanking Hillside One.
Automated detection of stealthy port scans.ppt(mine)Shankar Murthy
油
This document discusses stealthy port scans conducted by hackers. It notes that networks allow data packet exchange between servers and clients using their ports, which are identified by port IDs. Hackers use port scanning software to interrupt packet exchange, with two main purposes: to get information on the status of IP addresses, and to flood intrusion detection alerts to distract the network. The document proposes a system where the administrator can control the network and limit access to prevent hackers from sharing all resources, with clients only able to use granted limited resources. It outlines modules for network manipulation, protection, connection finding and displaying/hiding resources.
The document discusses cloud computing and its potential applications for academic eLearning. It defines cloud computing as accessing computer resources over the Internet rather than locally. Motivations for cloud computing include cost savings, scalability, and the growing market for cloud services. The document examines cloud computing types, trends driving its popularity, potential benefits for large/small organizations and individuals, risks, and COMAS College's experiences using cloud systems for various applications.
Eminem is a famous American rapper from Detroit, Michigan who rose to popularity in 1999 with his album 'The Slim Shady LP'. As one of the first major white rappers in the predominantly black genre of hip hop, he gained attention for his controversial lyrics addressing topics like politics. His music allowed people to identify with his honest views on issues people were otherwise afraid to publicly discuss.
The document discusses how understanding different brain types ("left brain" vs "right brain") can help improve marketing communications. It describes the Ned Herrmann model of left brain (logical, facts) versus right brain (holistic, feelings). The workshop aims to help attendees think about how to engage both brain types in brand communications for a business school through varied messaging and examples. The goal is to create positive engagement with prospective students by appealing to their dominant brain preferences.
This document presents a proposed methodology for earthquake detection using analysis of seismic signals. It begins with background on earthquakes and existing detection methods. The proposed method involves analyzing seismic signals using wavelet transforms to extract energy and frequency parameters. These parameters are then used to calculate magnitude, wavelength, and rupture area. The methodology is tested on real seismic datasets containing over 10,000 signals. Results show the method can accurately detect earthquakes with magnitudes above 4.0 based on analyzing the extracted energy and frequency characteristics.
This document summarizes a student project that aims to predict earthquakes by analyzing signals extracted from underground water using image transformation techniques. Specifically, it proposes using the Hilbert-Huang transform to extract co-seismic signals and reduce noise using the Daubechies wavelet method. This is presented as an improvement over existing pattern recognition methods that have issues with false alarms and short-term prediction. The document provides background on earthquakes, outlines the existing and proposed systems, and lists hardware and software requirements.
This document describes a website analytics tool called W3Analyzer. It consists of three main components: a web tracker to track user details and paths, a hit counter to count page views, and web statistics to analyze visitor data. The tool allows administrators to view reports on user demographics, browser usage, and popular pages. It also lets users customize their experience by selecting themes and uploading images. The proposed system is intended to help website owners better understand user behavior and provide a personalized experience.
The document discusses steganography, which is the art of hiding information within other files like images. It explains how early Greeks used steganography by engraving messages in wood and covering it with wax. Modern steganography uses computers to hide information by changing the least significant bit of image file bytes, which is imperceptible to the human eye. The document also provides an overview of a proposed steganography application that allows users to hide text within an image file and later extract the hidden text.