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Osteoarthritis is expensive, prevalent, and painful. Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the ten most disabling diseases in the developed world and is set to become more of a financial burden on health services as average life expectancy increases. OA is the most common form of arthritis, affecting nearly 27 million Americans or 12.1% of the adult population of the United States, according to Laurence et al.¹ A 2001 study showed that the disease costs US health services about $89.1 billion,2 and indirect costs relating to wages and productivity losses and unplanned home care averaged $4603 per person.3 Aging and accumulated damage are expensive.

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The bottom line payoff for UC-based business communications has been widely promoted as optimizing business process performance through communications efficiency and flexibility or “UC-B.” While there are also direct benefits to individual end users (UC-U) in terms of personal productivity, the reality is that the more you can automate and the less you need to depend on people to be be part of a business process, the more efficient the process will be. (In the real world, though, we can’t automate everything all the time!) With the rapid adoption of personalized mobile, multimodal, smartphones by both consumers and business users, the opportunity to exploit UC for both inbound and outbound (proactive notifications) real-time interactions between customers, enterprise action-takers, and automated business applications will be increasing significantly. What that means is that both automated self-service applications and access to live assistance can be initiated by either a business process or by a customer, and the real-time medium of communication can selectively be combinations of voice conversations, “Push-to-talk” voice message exchange, online interactions, or text messaging (IM, SMS).

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CEBP + Customer UC + Smartphones = UC-B and UC-U

Richard Dawkins: Growing up in the universe At the Royal Institution in 1991, Richard Dawkins asks us to look at our universe with new eyes. Packed with big questions and illuminating visuals, this memorable journey through the history of life magnifies the splendor of evolution and our place in it. Watch Richard Dawkins’ talk now > > Taylor Mali: What teachers make Ever heard the phrase “Those who can’t do, teach”

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New Best of the Web talks: Richard Dawkins, Taylor Mali

Need A Good Case For Business Collaboration Software Platforms? – Try 900 Percent ROI There are businesses still mulling whether to use social networking software and build a better business collaboration platform for their employees and often they find themselves taking a back seat till they have a solid case why they should go ahead with this. CISCO it seems has come out with a good reason to build a case for better collaboration through great software.

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ROI on Social Business Collaboration

Our dear friends, please be informed that tomorrow starting 1AM EST and until 5AM EST TemplateMonster website will be down due to the servers maintenance procedures that we’re planning. That’s no big deal so please don’t worry about us, everything’s going to be back to normal just a couple of hours after the maintenance measures start. We are very sorry for the inconveniences that this website downtime may cause

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TemplateMonster Website Downtime – Scheduled Maintenance Measures

Never is the heartless nature of cybercriminals more apparent than in the wake of a tragedy. As relief efforts continue and worldwide aid pours in to help those affected by the earthquake that rocked Haiti on January 12, cybercriminals have not slowed their efforts. They are eager to get you to donate money that the people of Haiti will never see. Spoofing legitimate relief organizations such as the Red Cross is a typical social engineering lure used by the bad guys to take your money.

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Scams Take Advantage of Haiti Relief Efforts

The problem with going solar is that the start-up costs can be high, but Lennox Industries is trying to help with its SunSource Home Energy System. Introduced yesterday at the International Builder’s Show in Las Vegas, it promises to reduce household electricity consumption without the usual solar installation costs. The system harnesses solar energy to reduce the demand of heat pump and air conditioner use, and that power can be used to operate other devices, such as lighting and appliances, when the heating and cooling system isn’t running

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Lennox Intros Central Heating and Cooling Solar Solution

In this third part of a series of articles on the GX JavaScript animation framework you ll learn how to add bouncing effects to simple divs. You ll be surprised at how easy it is to do…. Install PHP Web Apps on Windows Free tool enables you to quickly install and configure PHP on Windows and IIS

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Creating Bouncing Effects with the GX JavaScript Animation Framework

EarthSpark , a clean energy company currently working in Haiti, has begun to raise money to provide 20,000 portable solar lamps for rescuers in wake of the recent devastating earthquake, EarthTechling reports. The company was already selling these solar lamps, plus mobile phone chargers, efficient stoves, solar home systems, and providing clean energy knowledge resources.

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Nonprofit Sending Portable Solar Lamps to Haiti

The technology of harvesting solar energy from space where there are no interruptions is being researched by several organizations in the hopes of tapping into the power of the sun through a better medium. Last year, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency announced a three decade, $21 billion project to develop space solar harvesting technology. A new addition to the list is the European space company EADS Astrium –the company is currently planning to launch a satellite with solar panels into orbit, and has already reached testing stage for the project

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Europe’s EADS Astrium To Test Space Solar Potential

Last week I spoke about a gentleman I met who was creating a family time capsule and had come to me to ask the most effective way of achieving data that he wished to be available past beyond his lifetime. The question is an interesting one as when you look in to the technology available you realise that many forms of media are simply incapable of storing important data for more than a couple of years.   By way of example, a couple who videotape the early years of their child on to a DVD disc may be disappointed when ten years down the line the data has been destroyed by way of natural degradation of the media. The last article already discussed the pros and cons of Hard Drives, Optical Media, Flash Drives, conventional Paper and Tape drives and so this week conclude with the remaining options I would consider: Solid State Drive – An SSD uses solid-state memory (similar to that used in a flash drive) to store data and is most commonly used as a direct alternative to a hard drive, especially in notebooks where their small weight and size along with fast access times make them ideal.  Unfortunately, they suffer the same major problems as flash drives in that JEDEC, the leading developer of standards for solid-state storage specify that data retention of an idle drive should only be considered to be around 10 years

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Long term data storage – Part II

Somehow we’ve managed to get Martin, Rich, and me together on a fairly regular basis. Pretty impressive (superhero-like, even). It seems as though I was full of more beans than usual, taking a few playful jabs at Rich (something about goat smuggling) and Martin (butterfly tattoos, if I recall correctly).

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Network Security Podcast, Episode 182

Mechanical 3D Modelling is a leading ESO firm that provides high quality 3D mechanical modeling, 3D solid modeling and 3D mechanical animation for various mechanical models at low rates. Our 3D modeling services provide solutions with all phases of your project of mechanical models. 3D models are available in a number of common native and generic file formats by using latest technology

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3D Modeling Animation, 3D SOlid Modeling Services for Mechanical Models

Here’s a quick update on CVE-2010-0249 , aka the Aurora exploit.  A few days ago exploit code was made public .  Since then malware authors have been customizing the exploits payload to install their own malicious creations.  Much of the field telemetry we’ve been receiving has been coming from McAfee users in China visiting websites in China.  Some users have been directed to malicious sites from blog and forum posts, while other cases involve compromised web pages that use multiple javascripts and iframes to pull in the malicious content. The exploits are often served from subdomains of 3322.org and 8866.org.  A common filename is ie.html, which references what.jpg, which contains part of the exploit code (and not a JPEG image).  Some payloads seen download files named down.css and log.css, which are malware executables.  Those executables contain functionality to download other malware, including: Artemis!629E2332CFDA – Generic PWS.y!bsk Artemis!78043EBA321B – PWS-Mmorpg!la Artemis!911BCF95C022 – PWS-OnlineGames.gx Generic Downloader.x!coe Generic Dropper!byp Generic PWS.y!bsk PWS-Mmorpg!la Suspect-02!50CB7D4BB04E – Generic Dropper.hi Suspect-26!4EBF601DCBF6 – PWS-Mmorpg!la Suspect-26!6D89EB2792F7 – PWS-Mmorpg!hb Suspect-26!B01B63F88994 – PWS-Mmorpg!la Given that exploit code is readily available, this is likely the tip-of-the tip of the iceberg in terms of the domains and malware we are likely to see over the next few weeks (and we can expect to see new exploit and related malware variants for many months, if not years, to come)

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Update on Recent Microsoft 0day (CVE-2010-0249)

Looks like Microsoft is planning for a rollout of Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) a few months into the official release of the best ever operating system from MS. Both Softpedia and Neowin have confirmed that the SP1 for Windows 7 is scheduled for somewhere in July. A set of leaked screenshots is doing the rounds of the internet, courtesy Muy Windows (translated to English).

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Windows 7 Service Pack 1 first look

This post is pretty technical; if you don’t consider yourself a geek, you’ll likely want to skip it. Apache is the most popular web server in the world. That doesn’t necessarily mean its the best for all tasks though

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Installing NGINX, MySQL, PHP-FPM & XCache on CentOS 5.3 HOWTO

In my last post I mentioned that the “Operation Aurora” exploit code was public and that we could expect other attacks leveraging the CVE-2010-0249 exploit to emerge.  Given the significance of the recent earthquake in Haiti, and the slew of phishing sites, email scams, etc; it makes sense that attackers would try to incorporate an unpatched Internet Explorer vulnerability and Haiti-related web content.

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Went Looking for IE Exploits in “Haiti”, Found Something Else

Question: Write a program for the problem: the array of inetegers indicating the marks of the students is given, U have to calculate the percentile of the students aaccording to this rule: the percentile of a student is the %of no of student having marks less then him. For eg: suppose Studen t Marks A 12 B 60 C 80 D 71 E 30 F 45 percentile of C = 5/5 *100 = 100 (out of 5 students, 5 are having marks less then him) percentile of B = 3/5*100 = 60% (out of 5, 3 have markses less then him) percentile of A = 0/5*100 = 0%. Answer: #include #include void main() { clrscr(); int a[10],n,i,j; int percent; int count; cout > n; cout

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Percentile Calculation in C++

Operation Aurora has received a lot of attention over the past couple of days.  To recap, Google, Adobe, and many other companies were attacked with code exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer.  Since the announcement of this vulnerability ( CVE-2010-0249 ), exploit code has been made public and already revised into a more usable form.

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“Operation Aurora” Leading to Other Threats

In a presentation that can only be described as epic, comedian Charles Fleischer delivers a hysterical send-up of a time-honored TED theme : the map. Geometry, numbers, charts and stamp art also factor in (somehow), as he weaves together a unique theory of everything called “Moleeds.” (Recorded at TED2005, March 2005, Monterey, CA

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"All things are Moleeds": Charles Fleischer on TED.com