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April has arrived with just a bit more positive energy on the job front. I have actually seen some hires made in the past few weeks and a handful of employers have indicated they are close to adding additional staff to their very depleted ranks. At the same time, a fair number of hiring managers have shared stories of all time lows in new orders for their goods and services. Trying to analyze which industries are hot has been puzzling as the results of my unofficial canvassing are not showing a steady trend.
My opinion is that the success of a company is driven by some factors they cannot control such as overall demand for what they produce or distribute, transportation costs to get their goods or even their service people to their customers, competition from foreign markets, and the public's perception of the economy. The areas I believe a company can control are quality of product, level of customer support and service, turnaround time for delivering the order, and ability to offer their product at a competitive price. Where some companies appear to be struggling is a reluctance to modify their product or service to the current expectations of their customers. Most consumers are looking for a bigger bang for their dollar and feel entitled to additional bells and whistles at little or no increase in cost to purchase.
This is where the job market could be impacted. Companies that stand by their original concepts and are unwilling to be flexible look to be the ones struggling the most right now. There are many talented individuals on the job market. I suggest that this is a great time to look for talent with innovative ideas, offer them a job, perhaps on a contract to permanent basis initially, and see if they can identify some tweaks to your process which could bring in additional revenue. The old adage that sometimes you have to spend a little money to make money definitely applies here.
Stimulus packages can appear in subtle ways and I think this is one of them. Imagine this, if every employer added 1-2 percent to their workforce to try to bring in creative minds, the national unemployment rate could possibly drop under 8 percent. All those people who were re-employed would have money in their pockets to pay off debt and perhaps do a little shopping which would help fill the empty storefronts and put even more people back to work. Feel free to let me know if you think I am dreaming but I truly think this could go somewhere!
9:35 am on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Not sure why companies are still reluctant to hire. I just got word today that a job I was in contention for that they decided not to fill this position at this time.
9:29 am on Monday, April 9, 2012
One reason is all the uncertainty foisted on us by Obama and his minions...on things like taxes, Obamacare, etc. Just do a search on "obama hiring uncertainty" for a gazillion stories to support this argument. Of course, things are not so uncertain so as to prevent the Dow 30 from cracking 13,000.
The simple answer, Steve, is "because they can."
Harold Levin
8:57 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Steve, It seems that hiring managers get everything in place but are then vetoed by upper management. There is still a culture of making do with less until the need to add staff becomes absolutly essential. I wish you all the best in your search.
Curt Carnes
7:38 am on Saturday, April 7, 2012
You must be an Obama fan. Yeap, the entire mess our economy is in can be fixed by giving Curt enough cash in his pocket to go out and buy a pizza. However Harold, as you mentioned, there are a large number of external forces a company can't control that impact companies ability to grow or be profitable, and doddering around with a company's internal forces, (ones they can control) by adding an unnecessary 1 or 2 percent to their work force, will only make it harder to gain an upper hand on the external forces that are pushing so many American companies into bankruptcy today.
As a side note, I have in hand a really nice 35,000 piece order for fabrication of some parts that need to be made on 00 Swiss Screw Machines, a machine that used to exist in abundance in American Machine shops, however, thanks to the impact of liberal forces like excessive OSHA, EPA, Unions, Departments of Labor and tons of other government regulations or taxes, along with other society driven forces like NIMBYers, these machines owners have shipped them off shore, where they can once again be operated profitably, because at the EOD Harold, we American consumers still demand Wallmart type rock bottom prices.
Get the government out of the hair of the American manufacturer and Harold, you'll be busier than a one armed paper hanger in a F5 tornado!
PS, best hurry about getting government out, as it is really almost too late even as we speak!
Harold Levin
8:37 am on Saturday, April 7, 2012
Curt, Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Best of luck in getting your 35,000 piece order filled, glad to hear someone is busy!!
Curt Carnes
6:33 pm on Saturday, April 7, 2012
You are so correct Harold, and thank you for posting yours. I will get that order filled, sadly, it will come from China. 15 - 20 years ago, I could have had it filled in Manville, and if he was busy or couldn't give me the price I needed there was a shop in Randolph, or another in Flanders, who could. Today? Gone, gone and gone!
Bruce Springsteen says it best in his song "My Hometown"
Now Main Street's white washed windows and vacant stores. Seems like there ain't nobody wants to come down here no more. They're closing down the textile mill across the railroad tracks. Foreman says these jobs are going boys and they ain't coming back to your hometown
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1:27 pm on Sunday, April 8, 2012
Let's see Curt. The current problem is OSHA. Wait, that's been around for over 40 years (signed into law by NIXON). No, the problem is unions. Wait, they've been around for over 100 years, during the time of the greatest manufacturing growth in history. Perhaps the problem is with the EPA, also a NIXON sponsored idea. I guess we'd be doing better of our water was undrinkable and the air was too foul to breathe. I guess it would be fine to fill your order in Manville, even while it was one of the worst cancer hotspots in the nation (thanks Johns Manville). I got it. It must be taxes, even though the tax rates for corporations and the wealthy are the lowest they've ever been. No Curt, the problem is that under Bush (and to some extent under Clinton), the big corporations were INCENTED to move jobs overseas because their costs couldn't be taxed in the U.S. If you want to bring jobs back, and who doesn't, you need to change the tax laws to do so. That's want Obama wants to do. It's actually a Republican idea (from the Heritage Foundation, like healthcare), but since it's Obama's idea, it must be bad.
Curt Carnes
8:39 am on Monday, April 9, 2012
I'm glad you understand we are indeed in serious trouble in terms of manufacturing because the vast majority of it has been shipped off shore, and manufacturing equals jobs, good jobs, lot of them, and good pay too.
Tell you what, I'll vote for Obama, heck, I'll even go knock door to door begging people to vote for him, if he actually puts together a real plan to bring manufacturing back to this country, however, to date all he's offered on that front is lip service and or government take over.
Speaking of government intervention, a lobbying group is currently trying to get the NJ government to raise your electric rates even higher, so we (yes you and I) the rate payers can pay their buddies to build windmills off the Jersey Coast!
FYI, I have a list as long as my arm of companies that have either moved out of Jersey, or shut their doors because of their extremely high power bills. Are you familiar with demand power billing?
VietNam Vet
12:40 am on Wednesday, June 6, 2012
dubious, you are so wrong, Odumbo is destroying this country. Odumbo{Osama} wants to increase corp. tax to over 35% thats why companies are leaving the country and shifting jobs overseas. Have you ever called in to Verizon and you got a Hindu on the line and he puts his supervisor on the phone and he to is one of them, well thats because Verizon like many others have shifted all the calls over to India, they are NOT here anymore. Yea, I had a business to and it was destroyed by EPA, who just loves to stick their nose into something they have no right in. They aprove something one day and then take it back later and fine you for it also. The Feds. stink starting with Osama in there. Sure there are jobs out there like Harold says, if you want to work for Mc Donald's, or Wendy's slinging bugers all day long for $7.00 per hour. Just ask the kids coming out of college just how many jobs they have been able to get. They can't find one just like the 4M Americans put on unemployment by Osama the Muslim maniac thief. He has lied to us from the first day, unemployment is not going down like he says, it just people who can't collect anymore because their benefits have run out, my cousin is on unemployment and his benefits will run out soon, and they'll say he went back to work, he wishes he can go back to work. Get your facts straight before opening your trap, this jerk is a JOKE and everyone knows it except you and a few democraps.
Curt Carnes
9:16 am on Monday, April 9, 2012
Dubious, just for your information. Recent Headlines. Sony cuts 10,000 jobs, Yahoo cuts 2,000, Lockheed Martin cuts 500, JC Penny's cuts 600, PPG Industries cuts 2,000, AT&T cuts 100, Raymond James Financial cuts 200, Dow Chemical cuts 900, Saxson Mortgage Service cuts 680, QVC cuts 600.………
And the list goes on and on.
Curt Carnes
10:34 am on Monday, April 9, 2012
Steve, There are no manufacturing jobs to cut anymore! LOL!
9:58 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Curt, that 10,000 jobs at Sony is world wide, not sure how many will be in the US. That is about 6 percent of its workforce. It has to do with their flat panel TV division. Since no TVs are made in the US that cut will probably have little impact on Sony jobs in the US.
Also it is not the manufacturing jobs that are not here anymore, it is the white-collar ones that have been going away as well as call center service jobs.
9:39 am on Monday, April 9, 2012
@dubious: Damn you and your silly facts! And yes, if it's an idea out of the Obama administration, it must be malarkey.
We should give more tax cuts to all those companies who sent the jobs overseas...look how well it's worked so far. And since most of these jobs go to China, we should adopt the Chinese approach to wages, collective bargaining, environmental protection, etc., so we can compete. We already nailed one element: insane compensation for those at the very top.
12:44 pm on Monday, April 9, 2012
It's more about demand than taxes, regulation, etc.
Smash the middle class (via increasing health costs and declining real wages) and you decimate demand. Decimate demand and jobs will be cut, which further decimates demand by reducing disposable income. Most Americans want goods at Chinese-made prices but they want the manufacturing jobs to stay here. That simply is impossible. The decision makers at companies (especially the behemoths) get huge PERSONAL financial incentives to be ruthless and results-driven (it wasn't always that way), so they send the jobs...wherever...and giggle all the way to the bank. Better to have hundreds of families earning millions of dollars than ONE family earning the same money (how many dishwashers can one family need?).


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Home→Blog→Incidents→June 09 2011→Dangerous whitespaces
A few days ago, I blogged about a PHP/JS malware targeting the osCommerce platform, which used an interesting new technique to obfuscate the malicious code. It so happens, that today I came across even more advanced sample of a PHP infector, also in the context of a vulnerable e-commerce solution.
When I came to work today, my colleague from our Polish office asked me to help him with finding malware which was affecting his friend's online store. The HTML page, viewed with the browser, contained a link to a jquery.js script in some randomly generated cx.cc domain, although there was no sign of this link in the source files on the server. Reaching a verdict was simple - this piece of code was being added dynamically, by some infected PHP script.
We looked into all of PHP files stored on the server and got a bit confused - there was nothing really suspicious at first glance. But having in mind the div_colors malware, I started to study the code line by line. What at last attracted my attention was a small function at the beginning of one of the core PHP files.
This code owes its innocent look to the several layers of obfuscation. The first (and very tricky one) is that the function pretends to be commented out. If we look more closely, we will see that comment tags are situated in the wrong way, starting the comment at the end of each line and closing it at the beginning of another. It's easier to catch that with the use of syntax highlighting. The second misleading thing is the function description, along with the names in the code, which suggest the function should deal with some libraries.
And now the most interesting stuff: how does this function really work? Could you determine that at first sight? The key here is to understand what we have between the brackets of the $session_key variable; and "nothing" is the wrong answer ;) It may seem not so obvious, but there's a bit more than a bunch of spaces too: it's a mix of spaces and tabulators. We can see that clearly, when the non-printable characters are shown in an editor.
The function splits this whitespace mix into 8-digit pieces, and then it changes all TAB chars into "1" and all spaces into "0". In this way it gets the binary code, which is later transformed into decimal value and printed as ASCII character... Pretty inventive, Mr. malware writer!
Execution of PHP file containing this CoreLibrariesHandler() function results in a malicious link appended to the end of HTML files:
The script is redirected to another script, which redirected to another... and so on, but the final destination seems to be already offline. The interesting thing is that the final URL is quite the same as in case of div_colors malware, which led us to the conclusion, that both div_colors and CoreLibraries malware have the same origin.
The signature for this PHP script was added to our bases as Trojan.PHP.Injecter.c.
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This technique was the subject of a talk at Defcon 16 To be fair the malware author was not really inventive since this technique was presented at Defcon 16 :) The talk was named "WhiteSpace: A Different Approach to JavaScript Obfuscation" by Kolisar. It's the first time however I hear of attacks using it, good catch. |
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I wasn't aware of that. Old stuff then. ;)
Thank you for pointing me to this presentation!
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Kind of Steganography The idea is even older than the DefCon talk. It's about steganography. The steganography program "Snow" is able to hide a message in whitespaces and Tabulations. |
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Well, the idea of hiding text with use of tabs and spaces seem to be around for quite a long time... Actually I'm not very surprised - it's clever, yet obvious. :)
Nonetheless, I've never seen malware using this technique before.
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well in fact i have seen many variations of this technique in many wargames, but i'm agree, not in malware...
I bet that soon we'll see malware in LSB too, and in future will be common
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Actually for those who don't know there is also a programming language that uses only whitespace characters http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitespace_%28programming_language%29 tried to write a source code that would compile in C and whitespace and do the same thing a while ago.


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Since graduating college, some of my sparky idealism has worn away. As a result, I'm realizing it's not as easy to make a serious impact on society as I once thought. For a while, this was a bit of a downer. I still hope to make a lasting impact, as many of us do, but haven't found out yet where I am best suited to do so. However, in thinking a lot about this, I came to the realization that there are some easy steps I could do to improve your life and your community and help contribute to a greater good. While this notion isn't groundbreaking, I thought I'd present some of the ways in which I am trying to make a positive difference day to day in some clear easy steps in hopes that I may inspire others to do the same.
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Joining a CU may seem like a stretch at first, but it's really easy to do. If you're nervous about it, try moving some of you money first and sit on it for a couple months. You may not realize the impact on your wallet or community right away, but trust me, this is a step in the right direction. (Cue cheesy end of sitcom music.)
If this brief, non-data supported article didn't convince you to act, maybe Bill Maher will.
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Development of an Innovative Forecasting Model to Control Powdery Mildew (Podosphaera macularis) in Hops (Humulus lupulus)
Powdery mildew is a serious disease in hops which can only be controlled with preventive measures. To optimize the necessary sprayings the conditions for the infection have to be investigated. This biological data is elaborated in climate chambers with artificially infected single plants. 56 climate conditions are simulated which are the basis for the calculation of a control threshold. In outdoor trials at seven locations in the Hallertau region the epidemiological process has been observed and in the third year of this project powdery mildew is controlled based on this forecasting model. The difference in the susceptibility of the various hop cultivars is taken into consideration. This innovative forecasting model should solely be based on climate data. In this way a fast decision-making support is provided based on data obtained from agricultural-meteorological measurement stations via the internet.
Executive Institute:
Institute for Plant Production and Plant Breeding (IPZ) Details of Institute for Plant Production and Plant Breeding
Parent institution:
Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture (LfL-Bayern) Details of (LfL-Bayern) (Bavaria)
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01. 05. 2007 - 31. 12. 2009
Project budget:
83,876 €
Funding Programme:
- BMELV - Program to promote innovation Details of BMELV - Program to promote innovation
- Crop Protection
- Specialised crops
Purpose of research:
Promotion of innovation
Funding Institutions:
- Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection (BMELV) Details of (BMELV)
Project Management Agency:
- Federal Office for Agriculture and Food (BLE) Details of BLE


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Collingwood star Scott Pendlebury explains nerves cannot be cast aside on the AFL's night of nights
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- September 24, 2012
As much as you try and relax on a night such as Brownlow Medal night, it helps to keep the emotions in check.
I would love dearly to go along tonight, as we have in the past couple of years, with a big game to play on Saturday. But Sydney and Hawthorn have been two of the most consistent sides all year and deserve that honour.
For someone such as Hawthorn's Sam Mitchell, tonight can be a little bit of a juggling act.
As one of the leading fancies, Mitch will have the cameras on him all night, trying to capture any emotion. No doubt, he will be more excited about the grand final and will leave, I imagine, straight after the winner is announced.
FOX FOOTY is the place to see all the footy and fashion at this year's Brownlow Medal. It all kicks off with live red carpet coverage from 5.30pm (EST), followed by analysis of what the WAGs are wearing with FOX FOOTY Fashion Police at 6.30pm (EST), hosted by Charlotte Dawson and Alex Perry. AFL 360 will hit screens at 7pm (EST) before the main event from 8pm (EST).
You tend to ride a bit of a rollercoaster when someone on your table or team is a chance to win the medal.
You follow the formguide on your table and know the games that guys have played well in.
In 2010, for example, when I thought Dane Swan was a shoo-in, you couldn't help but feel a little disappointed or surprised when he failed to poll a vote in a game in which he was hot.
The cameras are there and they capture that reaction. But that's part of the beauty of the Brownlow, that unpredictability.
I like the tradition of the umpires giving the votes, when so much in our game has changed in recent years.
But, just as much as the people watching at home, sometimes we scratch our heads at some of the voting.
Mostly, you try and keep relaxed, happy to be there and among friends from other teams for a laugh and a few quiet ones (if you're not playing in the big one).
The disappointment will still be pretty fresh for the Collingwood boys after our loss to the Swans on Friday night. But tonight will be about the guys who have had great seasons.
It will be interesting to find out how votes Gary Ablett polls.
He had so many huge games, but the Suns won just three games. I will be intrigued to see if he gets the three votes in some of those defeats.
I'm tipping Essendon's Jobe Watson or Sydney's Josh Kennedy. Both players would deserve the Brownlow honour.
I feel for the girls a lot. They come to support their partners and friends and get judged too harshly in the fashion stakes. Some of the criticism they get and the pressure they are under is disgusting.
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It is time to move forward and take on the challenges of 2013. First though, I need to share one last long look back at the past year through the photos of 2012. All the photos that I capture mean something to me. I can look at a photo I made years ago and be taken back to the spot. I may have forgotten all about that day but when I see the photo I remember what was happening at the assignment. I think that this is one of the main reasons why photography is such an important part of who I am. I capture moments in time that I can look back and reflect on and hopefully others might see a photo that I made and do the same. That is why I do this job all day everyday. I am a visual historian of everyday life and I am thankful I get to do it. I have added a collection of photos that sum up for me what this past year was like for Pittsburg and the surrounding area through my eyes. Happy New Year!
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LANCASTER - A man was killed today in a two-vehicle crash in the Lancaster area, authorities said.
The man died at the scene of the crash, which was reported about 6 a.m. at 110th Street West at SR-138, said California Highway Patrol Officer Monica Posada.
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The Bellingham Blazers won their fifth game in a row, beating Tri City Outlaws 7-4 Saturday, Dec. 29, at the Bellingham Sportsplex.
Cody Rich led Bellingham with a hat trick. Jamie Velasquez, Scott Hansen and Gerin Hohl also scored goals.
Robert MacDonald made 35 saves in the win.
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Follow up on Debian & Clang
Mai 6th, 2013A week after the Euro LLVM conference, I am glad to share the results I presented and discussed during the event.
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Phoenix, land of The Boring Runner...
My breakfast = Click Vanilla Latte, hot tea, fruit thing that I found in my purse (yum!), and a pop tart (double yum!). Yes, I travel with my handheld. Don't you?
I swear this never, ever happens at home. Ever.
When planning, I asked both kids what they wanted to do.
First on both lists?
I apologize to anyone in the store that day. #2 and The Niece were uncontrollable. And.... I didn't stop them.
Free cookies? Nice try.... You've already been through the line once, punk.
Then, we invaded the pool at the fancy spa I was staying at..
It's pretty much on the surface of the sun.
Which I'm not a fan of. Nor are my forehead wrinkles. (Seriously. WTF?) (Fruit Fly, I still love my necklace!)
Sorry, old folks, for disrupting your pool sitting.
I'm not even sure... Looks rough.
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I think your forehead wrinkles are lovely. Mine are horribly asymmetrical so I'm very jealous.
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Aw, Publix. I used to live by one and went all the time.
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My new free poker online coaching lesson looks at how to make cunning use of small bets to get big wins. So how can a series of small bets add up to a very sneaky play? And why will do good players switch from conventional big bet thinking to small?
Here is a hand example that shows the idea:
BLINDS 6k/12k
A comes from small blind, has got 9d-4d, raises to 35k
B from big blind, has got As-3s, calls 23k (Pot 88k)
Both plays are simply standard plays. A may be trying to steal the big blind with a raise from the small blind. B calls since he's got a good hand for the upcoming Flop.
FLOP: Js-Jh-10h
A bets 25k (Pot 123k)
B calls 25k (Pot 138k)
Here A's bet is just small, because he has nothing, but he wants to take away the pot by representing a Jack on a paired board, or a draw. On a flop with Straight and Flush possibilities presenting, B might well put A on a draw and wait to see if A slows later. Also, with a call he gets 5-1 odds.
TURN: Js-Jh-10h-Kc
A bets 25k (Pot 163k)
B calls 25k (Pot 188k)
A bets again! Might A possess the Jack or 10? Now, what B is thinking is that he is getting about 6.5-to-1 on a call to hit an Ace (where if A also has an Ace, they may split the pot) or a Queen (for a Straight). So he calls.
RIVER: Js-Jh-10h-Kc-8h
A bets 30k (Pot 218k)
Still A bets again! Now with a blank river card which hardly fill any possible Flush or Straight (maybe 9-7 or Q-9, but I don't think both of them think the other one has it) why did A fire three times! And not just that, they were small bets. It might be a value bet where A has a J and trapped B for 2 further bet rounds.
It may also be a value bet where A had A-Q. B might consider: "A might know I've got nothing, but if uses big bets he'll make me fold. So he bets small, hoping to extract more chips from me. I'm getting 8.5-to-1 on a call, but no matter. I'm not going to fall again." B shakes his head and folds.
If A bet big B may also think that A is just sustaining a three-round bluff, and may call it. And recall B is a good player, and can detect sneaky stuff like this. (B by the way is Elky Grospellier. And A is Jeff Shulman.) But A was betting small and good players think good players think smaller bets are value bets, as a result good players indulging in reverse psychology are able to bluff other good players with small bets that resemble value bets.
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