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Following are selected resources available online and in print on the subject of developing secure applications and configuring secure environments:
Microsoft Web sites
- Microsoft Security (http://www.microsoft.com/security)
Learn how Microsoft is working to help you keep your applications and systems secure, from the desktop to network-level systems, with links to security resources for IT professionals, developers, and home users.
- Security Resources on MSDN (http://msdn.microsoft.com/security)
Guides you to developer-oriented documentation, code samples, technical articles, and other resources for developing secure applications.
- Microsoft TechNet Security (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security)
Contains pointers to the most important technical information about security for information technology professionals and "Power Users".
- Maintain Security with Windows 2000 (http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/security)
Contains information on the latest security updates for the Microsoft Windows 2000 Operating System family.
- Maintain Security with Windows XP (http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/security)
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Contains information on the latest security updates for the Microsoft Windows NT Server.
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CERT is a center of Internet security expertise, studying security vulnerabilities, publishing security alerts, and developing information and training to help you improve security at your site.
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Discusses security bugs and exploits found in Microsoft Windows and related products.
Microsoft Press Books
- Bott, Ed and Siechert, Carl. Microsoft Windows Security Inside Out for Windows XP and Windows 2000. Redmond, WA: Microsoft Press, 2002.
- Howard, Michael and LeBlanc, David. Writing Secure Code, 2d edition. Redmond, WA: Microsoft Press, 2002.
- Internet Security Systems, Inc. Microsoft Windows 2000 Security Technical Reference. Redmond, WA: Microsoft Press, 2000.
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Bock, Jason, et al. .NET Security. Berkeley, CA: Apress LP, 2002.
Brown, Keith. Programming Windows Security. New York, NY: Addison Wesley Longman, Inc., 2000.
Curtin, Matt. Developing Trust: Online Privacy and Security. Berkeley, CA: Apress LP, 2001.
LaMacchia, Brian, et al. .NET Framework Security. New York, NY: Addison Wesley Longman, Inc., 2002.
Peikari, Cyrus and Fogie, Seth. Windows .Net Server Security Handbook. New York, NY: Prentice Hall PTR, 2002.
Schneier, Bruce. Applied Cryptography: Protocols, Algorithms, and Source Code in C, Second Edition. New York, NY: Wiley, John & Sons, Inc., 1995.
Seven, Doug, et al. ASP.NET Security. Birmingham, UK: Wrox Press, 2002.


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There's no easy solution to the question of how parents juggle kids and work. From government day care subsidies to in-house crèches, there is no end to attempts to solve the problem, but could it be as simple as letting the little ones in?
It's not quite John F. Kennedy Jnr playing under his dad's oval office desk, but UK minicab and chauffeur company Addison Lee has introduced a program allowing new mothers and fathers to care for their babies at their desks.
The scheme started as a trial for a BBC documentary, but was introduced permanently at Addison Lee's London office, where 900 workers are based. It was partly designed to encourage staff to return to work after maternity leave and so far eight babies have been brought on site.
The BBC show was based on a project in the US which encouraged businesses to allow workers to bring their infants to work. So far 170 companies have signed up and more than 2,000 babies have been brought into workplaces. "As a family-owned business we were excited at the chance to participate in this project to create a better work-life balance for our employees," Liam Griffin, managing director of Addison Lee, said.
Griffin added that the initiative offered advantages to both employers and employees. "The scheme has a number of significant benefits for both our staff and the business, from increased staff loyalty and retention through to elevated morale resulting in improved productivity," he said.
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it's early in the morning and i've already accomplished the one thing i set out to do today, which is exercise. chester and i took a nice, long jog along sunset cliffs. it wasn't as pretty as it could have been, as the sky is pretty overcast, but that's typical for june -- they call it "june gloom" for a reason.
while chester may love to run because he's a dog and desperately needs any sort of exercise like that he can get, i hate it. i love to hike and play informal team sports (volleyball!) and ride my bike and get walking in while i explore around town, but i hate exercise for the sole sake of exercise. i do it to stay fit, but i really hate it. i never hit a state of flow or get in the zone like other people talk about. i have to concentrate on what i'm doing and force myself every second of the way not to quit. i wish i'd been born with a love for exercise like so many of my friends. they claim that when they're jogging or spending time at the gym (which i won't do when i live in such a beautiful place and can get my exercise outdors) they get in a zone where their minds seem to reach a state of transcendence that makes the physical work easy and seamless. i've never hit that stride. not once. the only time i enjoy exercise is when it's not for the sole purpose of exercise. so, i'm glad i got my jog in this morning and now, i can move on into the rest of the day without the dread of knowing i have to get in that jog.
i won't be doing any exercise tomorrow. tomorrow's a day for relaxing. it's father's day and so i've promised my dad i'll take him out on the bay. there's a place where we can rent a little motor boat for the afternoon, and then putter around on the bay together. dad will love that and honestly, so will i....as long as the motor doesn't die while we're in the middle of the bay, which is what happened the last time i rented a motor boat a number of years ago with some friends on easter sunday. there were eight of us, and the boat's motor sputtered and died while we were in the middle of the bay. that was back in the days before cell phones, so we were stuck. the funny thing is, i don't remember how we got back. but i do remember going out to dinner with everyone afterward, having too many drinks, and laughing till our sides ached. it's been a long time since i've had a group of friends like that. i lost touch with that whole gang when i got involved with dave. i wonder if any of them are around. i should look them up sometime. wow, i started talking about father's day and ended up reminiscing about old friends. that was unexpected.
now that i have my one big chore for today done and over with, i'm planning to relax the rest of the day. i'll definitely do some reading. craig and i are going to dinner tonight at chef's wok in hillcrest. it's the best chinese food i've ever had, and the owner is the most wonderful gentleman. even after years of being away, the first time i went back after moving back here, he recognized me, and brought me a complimentary glass of plum wine. i thought it was so sweet that not only did he remember me after all these years, but he remembered that i always loved their plum wine. i am also no longer a full-blown vegetarian because when i go to chef's wok, i simply can't not have their honeyed walnut and shrimp dish. it's delicious. so i eat meat (shrimp) only when i go to chef's wok, and you know what? i have no guilt. i'm okay with it. i'm really looking forward to going out to dinner tonight. it's a good thing i jogged this morning, since i plan to really enjoy myself at dinner tonight.


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In this series, I've been examining insider moves ahead of earnings.
In terms of what's coming for the week of February 29, I checked in with InsiderScore to scan for interesting insider moves that occurred over the previous quarter. Additionally, I screened for company announcements, headlines and stock moves. Earlier in the quarter, InsiderScore noted that bullishness by insiders was on the rise, however, its most recent update has sentiment trending from Buy to Neutral.
"The opening of more trading windows in the wake of a big week for earnings announcement combined with multiple up or flat days for the market brought out more sellers," wrote InsiderScore.
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American Eagle Outfitters
Chief Executive Jay Schottenstein bought 164,300 shares of the teen retailer for $2.2 million, an average of $13.22 each, on January 11. Schottenstein's most recent previous transaction was on September 14, when he bought 500,000 shares for $7.9 million, an average of $15.74 each. Schottenstein has a longstanding history at the company and most recently served as interim CEO until he was officially appointed to the position in January 2014.
In September, InsiderScore examined Schottenstein's buying habits and wrote, "[Schottenstein] has a good track record for timely buying...especially in the mid to long term, with average gains of 6% and 29% over the six and 12-months following past purchases."
American Eagle is expected to report earnings on March 2. Shares are up 1.47% for the year and slid to a 52-week low of $12.78 on February 8.
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Several executives at Costco sold during the quarter while one went against the grain by buying shares. The most recent transaction, a sale, was made by James Sinegal, a director, who disposed of 44,100 shares for $6.7 million, an average of $151.97 each, on January 25. Similarly, on December 11, Sinegal sold 50,000 shares for $8 million, an average of $160 each. Joining him was Paul Moulton, an executive vice president, who sold 19,100 shares for $3.1 million, an average of $162.64 each on December 10.
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The Fang family are outlandish performance artists, Caleb and Camille, their daughter Annie, and son Buster. Pressurised to participate in their parents' crazy stunts, carried out to gain notoriety in the name of art, Annie and Buster are relieved to escape into adulthood and jobs as an actress and a writer, respectively. But hard times necessitate a move back to the family home, and they're hurled back into their parents' chaotic world.
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ArtWorks murals tell Cincinnati's story "one wall at a time"
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Friday, November 06, 2015
Cleveland Plain Dealer
takes a tour of ArtWorks' mural program and comes away impressed.
"To learn the history of Cincinnati, take a walk. Then look around," Susan Glaser writes. "The city's story surrounds you, in full color, on the exteriors of buildings scattered throughout downtown and in dozens of nearby neighborhoods."
Glaser and a
Plain Dealer
photographer check out some of the Cincinnati's newest and best-known murals, including Ezzard Charles and Henry Holtgrewe, the world's strongest man, in Over-the-Rhine; the fruit stand beside Kroger's headquarters; and the retouched Cincinnatus homage at Vine Street and Central Parkway.
"Every day, thousands of residents and visitors pass by the murals," Galser writes, "and, perhaps, wonder: What is that? How did it get there?"
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati recommended for "weekend getaway" from Chicago
Inside Hook
Monday, November 02, 2015
Inside Hook bills itself as "the essential city guide email for adventurous and established men — guys who have limited time, but discerning taste and a thirst for experiences." It focuses on Chicago, New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco, and that's where Cincinnati comes in.
In its 4hr. Rule section, the Chicago site offers a guide to Cincinnati as one of "the best destinations that are far away, yet still close to home. ... Stipulated: the perfect travel time for a three-day weekend getaway is four hours."
Inside Hook calls Cincinnati "one of the surprising destinations on the mid-sized-American-city travel circuit ... a city built on Midwestern spirit (and immigrant German muscle) with a slight dose of Southern charm."
Guide highlights include 21c Museum Hotel, Salazar, Eden Park, Rhinegeist, Article Menswear and Old Kentucky Bourbon Bar.
Read the full Inside Hook post
UC professors discover possible "gateway to civilizations" in Greece
New York Times
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
A grave discovered this spring by Jack Davis and Sharon Stocker, a husband-and-wife team in the University of Cincinnati's
Department of Classics
, is yielding artifacts that
The New York Times
says "could be a gateway" to explain the earliest development of Ancient Greek culture.
"Probably not since the 1950s have we found such a rich tomb," James C. Wright, director of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, told
The Times
. "You can count on one hand the number of tombs as wealthy as this one," echoed Thomas M. Brogan, director of the Institute for Aegean Prehistory Study Center for East Crete.
The article says Davis and Stocker have been excavating near the Greek coastal city of Pylos for 25 years and were surprised to find such an impressive site basically right under their noses.
"It is indeed mind boggling that we were first," Davis wrote in an email to
The Times
. "I'm still shaking my head in disbelief. So many walked over it so many times, including our own team."
Read the full
New York Times
25 years later: Cincinnati and Mapplethorpe
Washington Post
Friday, October 23, 2015
Cincinnati writer/artist
Grace Dobush
has a well-researched and well-written story in today's
Washington Post
about this weekend's activity at the Contemporary Arts Center celebrating the 25th anniversary of photographer Robert Mapplethorpe's infamous
Perfect Moment
exhibition at the CAC. Events and the symposium continue through tomorrow; see the full schedule
Dobush does a nice job reminding readers of the local tumult in 1990, centering around the prosecution of the CAC and its director, Dennis Barrie, and their subsequent acquittal by a Hamilton County jury. She also discusses Cincinnati's slow recovery from the culture wars that created an atmosphere where art could be prosecuted as obscenity.
"When Chris Seelbach became Cincinnati's first openly gay City Council member in 2011 ... Cincinnati's score on the Human Rights Council's Municipal Equality Index, which evaluates cities on support for LGBT populations, was 68," Dobush writes. "As of 2014, it was a perfect 100. And Cincinnati son Jim Obergefell was at the center of the landmark Supreme Court decision this year to legalize gay marriage."
Interviews include Seelbach, CAC Director Raphaela Platow, Source Cincinnati's Julie Calvert, former Mercantile Library Director Albert Pyle and Vice Mayor David Mann. Great job, Grace!
Read the full
Washington Post
When art fought the law in Cincinnati and art won
Smithsonian Magazine
Monday, October 05, 2015
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Contemporary Arts Center's Robert Mapplethorpe exhibition,
The Perfect Moment
, that resulted in obscenity charges against the CAC and its director, Dennis Barrie, and ultimately their exoneration by a Hamilton County jury.
Smithsonian Magazine
does a good job recapping the 1990 events and trying to explain how Cincinnati — the arts community and the city in general — has evolved since then.
Writer Alex Palmer interviews Barrie and his lead defense attorney, Lou Sirkin, to provide memories of the 1990 events as well as current CAC Director Raphaela Platow and Curator Steven Matijcio for "what does it mean today" context.
"The case has left a positive legacy for the CAC, and for Barrie, who went on to help defend offensive song lyrics at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum," Palmer writes. "'People see the CAC as a champion of the arts,' says Matijcio. 'We're still always trying to be challenging and topical, to draw on work that's relevant and of the moment.'"
The CAC commemorates the 25th anniversary with a series of programs and exhibitions, starting with a
"Mapplethorpe + 25" symposium
Oct. 23-24.
Read the full
Smithsonian Magazine
Forbes Travel Guide: "4 reasons Cincinnati is on our radar"
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Forbes Travel Guide is bragging on Cincinnati in a blog roll that also features guides to "6 resorts for yoga lovers," "20 trips for the adventure of a lifetime" and "3 hotels that loan out jewels and designer bags."
Titled "4 reasons why Cincinnati is on our radar," the unbylined post starts out, "Winston Churchill said, '
is the most beautiful of the inland cities of the union.' We think he was on to something. Nestled amidst a hilly landscape reminiscent of San Francisco lies a revitalized city that's buzzing with life and is begging to be explored."
The four reasons we're getting noticed? Up-and-coming food scene, beer and bourbon heritage, an explosion of hipness and easy access to luxurious hotels and high-end experiences.
Read the full Forbes Travel Guide story
Wired likes local project's use of video games to fight urban decay
Thursday, September 17, 2015
magazine took notice of local designer Giacomo Ciminello's use of video game play to help re-invigorate blighted spaces through his People's Liberty grant project, Spaced Invaders. Soapbox was on hand Aug. 27 for the
project's first public display
in Walnut Hills.
"I like the idea of just 'spaced invaders' because that is literally what we are doing," Ciminello tells
. "We aren't destroying property, we aren't making permanent marks. We are having fun, and opening up people's eyes to possibility. Why is this parking lot here? Empty? … What does this neighborhood or community need and can it be in this space? That's the kind of dialogue we are hoping for."
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How Hamilton produced "drill rap" star Slim Jesus
The Atlantic: CityLab
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Apparently Hamilton is home to an up-and-coming rap star who goes by the name Slim Jesus.
The Atlantic
's CityLab attempts to find out why a white rapper from small-town Ohio has a video with more than 1.5 million YouTube views (image from the video is above) and close to 16,500 "thumbs-up" as well as more than 7,000 "thumbs-down."
"His song 'Drill Time' has launched him into overnight celebrity status, in no small part to his gunshow spectacle, but also because of the power of social media," Brentin Mock writes. "There are plenty of blogs, listicles, and Reddit threads attempting to explain who Slim Jesus is. However, his hometown of Hamilton — the city where (President George W.) Bush dropped bombs on education and Iraq in the same speech (in 2002) — perhaps most deserves examination to understand how Slim Jesus came to be."
Among "the conditions that created Slim Jesus," Mock focuses on Ohio's vanishing manufacturing sector, which hit Hamilton especially hard, and the state's steady pro-firearms legislative march.
"While gun violence is often associated with black teens, it's not surprising to find such a huge arsenal of guns in the hands of the white, teenaged rapper," he writes. "He's a reflection of his city — which is 84 percent white and 22.9 percent poor — and a reflection of the values of the predominantly white National Rifle Association. Along with Slim Jesus, Ohio also produced Machine Gun Kelly, from Cleveland, a Rust Belt city that has recovered a bit better than Hamilton but is still in an economic rut."
Read the full CityLab story
Cincinnati Public Library improves to fifth busiest in U.S.
Cincinnati Business Courier
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
checked out more than 18 million items in 2014, making it the fifth busiest public library system in the U.S., according to a new Public Library Data Service statistical report. In last year's report (2013 usage data), the Library was the sixth busiest library in the U.S.
The 2015 report is based on survey responses collected from more than 1,800 public libraries in the U.S. and Canada for fiscal year 2014. It's published each year by the Public Library Association, the largest division of the American Library Association.
Read the full Cincinnati Business Courier story
NYT Magazine chronicles Cincinnati Reds' long connection to Cuba
New York Times
Friday, August 21, 2015
New York Times Magazine
has a photo story about the Cincinnati Reds' long connection to Cuban baseball, starting with a 1908 tour of Cuba and the debut of Cuban players on the Reds in 1911. The slide show includes information about Tony Perez, whose statue at Great American Ball Park will be
unveiled this weekend
, and ends with the team's three current Cubans: Raisel Iglesias, Aroldis Chapman and Brayan Pena.
"The Reds were one of the first National League teams to play in Cuba," the photo story says. "During a 1908 exhibition tour of the island, the Reds were sometimes outmatched by the local talent, and the rest of the baseball world took notice. Over the last century of baseball, the team has had consistent luck developing some of the major league's biggest Cuban stars."
See the
New York Times
slide show
Cincinnati's marketing efforts a "best practices" model for collaboration
Monday, August 10, 2015
Andrew Levine writes about "marketing places" for
, and his most recent article discussed how successful cities find ways for their two main marketing organizations — the convention and visitors bureau and the economic development agency — to work together to increase investment in the city.
Levine suggests five ways the two marketing organizations should collaborate and uses Cincinnati as one of his "best practices" examples.
"Cincinnati is a good example of collaboration," he writes. "In May 2014, the Cincinnati Convention and Visitors Bureau, REDI Cincinnati and half a dozen major arts organizations in the region led a ten-day mission to New York City (titled
'Cincy in NYC'
). Amid performances at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and the Joyce Theatre, the group connected with meeting planners, site selection consultants, corporate executives, travel/business media and past Cincinnati residents. It was a tour de force for the community."
Read the full Forbes article here
Lonnie Wheeler's new baseball book focuses on the game's little things
Washington Post
Saturday, August 08, 2015
A new baseball book by Cincinnati author Lonnie Wheeler is always something to appreciate. As is a real book review in a newspaper.
Wheeler, former sportswriter for both
The Cincinnati Post
The Enquirer
, has published
, subtitled "The Subtle Things That Win Baseball Games." The book was reviewed in
The Washington Post
last week.
"Baseball writer Lonnie Wheeler isn't opposed to sabermetrics, the application of sophisticated (and often recondite) statistics to professional baseball," reviewer Dennis Drabelle explains. "But he does object to a habit that stat-hounds sometimes fall into: disregarding the old-fashioned baseball virtues."
Having co-authored books with baseball greats Hank Aaron, Bob Gibson, Reggie Jackson and Mike Piazza, Wheeler certainly knows and loves the game's subtle virtues — only he thinks they don't have to be labeled old-fashioned in today's numbers-driven climate.
Read the full Washington Post review here
All signs point to Cincinnati
Philadelphia Inquirer
Monday, August 03, 2015
American Sign Museum was featured in a travel story in yesterday's Sunday
Philadelphia Inquirer
, the
second time
this year the funky Camp Washington museum has received national media coverage.
"For a guy who has spent his life around signs, Tod Swormstedt sure has a difficult name to fit on one," the article says in introducing the local icon. "He's the founder of the American Sign Museum in Cincinnati, a celebration of the art of signage, from painted wooden panels to wildly lighted neon extravaganzas."
Writers Larissa and Michael Milne get in the requisite mention of Cincinnati chili at the end, pointing readers/visitors to nearby Camp Washington Chili.
Read the full Philadelphia Inquirer story here
How Cincinnati nailed the All Star Game
Multiple sources
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
After a solid year of planning and publicity, the
2015 All Star Game
has come and gone. What were the main impressions Cincinnati left on the MLB players and officials, the visitors and the media? Will there be any long-term benefits? And what did we residents ultimately get out of the experience?
It'll take months if not years to sort out the benefits, but two things are clear the day after the game: Cincinnati did a masterful job of planning and hosting the All Star Game, and we really lucked out with the weather. Every major outdoor event went off as planned, and even a last-minute replacement headliner for the free concert at Paul Brown Stadium turned lemons into lemonade.
Local organizers were surely dying a thousand deaths during Monday's and Tuesday's storms, but the Cincinnati presented during national TV segments was sunny, balmy and happy.
Here's a roundup of day-after media coverage:
8 ways Cincinnati rocked the All Star Game
(Cincinnati Enquirer)
Fans, visitors impressed with Cincinnati's show
All Star players impressed with Cincinnati and events
(Local 12)
Cincinnati's All Star festivities a home run for visitors, locals
(Business Courier)
9 lessons Cincinnati learned from the All Star Game
Alisha Perkins: I was fully prepared to not like Cincinnati, but I kind of fell in love with this place
(Huffington Post)
Pete Rose drama plays out on baseball's biggest stage
(New York Times)
MLB.com highlights Cincinnati's attractions for All Star Game visitors
Friday, July 10, 2015
Now come the national media stories highlighting Cincinnati's restaurants, bars, arts & culture, museums and general urban renaissance to provide All Star Game visitors with a well-rounded picture of what to expect during their time here. Leading off is Major League Baseball itself, going for a home run overview of Cincinnati attractions along with Skyline, Graeter's and Montgomery Inn ribs.
"Seemingly in a renaissance for progress and development, it feels like the perfect summer for Cincinnati to be hosting the All-Star Game presented by T-Mobile," the MLB.com article opens. "A lot has changed since 1988, when the city last hosted the Midsummer Classic. Cincinnati was known then (and now) for being a baseball town with its own unique style of chili. Today, it has a chance to be recognized for much more."
Read the full MLB.com article here
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