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PowerPoint XP Basics For Beginners. Features of Presentation Software
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1 PowerPoint XP Basics For Beginners A presentation graphics program is a computer program you use to organize and present information. Whether you are presenting content concepts to your class or making a presentation at a faculty meeting, a presentation graphics program can help make your presentation effective and professional. You can use PowerPoint to create overheads, speaker's notes, audience handouts, outline pages, or on-screen presentations, depending on your specific presentation needs. Features of Presentation Software Create slides to display information Enter and edit data easily Change the appearance of information Organize and arrange information Incorporate information from other sources Show a presentation on any Windows computer Starting PowerPoint in XP Click Start, All Programs, Microsoft Office, Microsoft PowerPoint. The Microsoft PowerPoint window appears. 1
2 In the New Presentation task pane, the following options are available: Open a Presentation: Allows you to open a previously created presentation. You can see a list of presentations under this option. New: Blank Presentation: Allows you to choose a predesigned slide layout. From Design Template: Displays PowerPoint template presentations. You can click a template to see a preview. From AutoContent Wizard: Helps you determine the content and organization of your presentation by creating a title slide and an outline using ready-made text for the category you choose. New From Existing Presentation Choose Presentation New From Template: General Templates Templates on my web Sites Templates on Microsoft.com Creating a Presentation 1. In the task pane under New, click From Design Template. If more than one column is displayed, select the first template on the left. Click the down arrow and select Show Large Previews. 2. Scroll down and review the PowerPoint design templates. 3. Move the mouse over each template. A pop up window will display the template name. Select the Blends template. Click the down arrow and select Apply to All Slides. 4. Click the down arrow in the task pane next to Slide Design and select Slide Layout. 5. Under Text Layouts, click the first box on the left, Title Slide. 6. Go to File/Save As, and save the presentation in My Documents as Louisiana. 2
3 Entering Slide Text Now that you have applied a template to your presentation, you are ready to enter text into the title slide. The title slide has two text placeholders (title and subtitle), boxes with dashed line borders where you enter text. To enter text in a placeholder, simply click the placeholder and then type your text. After you enter text in a placeholder, the placeholder becomes a text object. An object is any item on a slide that can be manipulated. 1. Move the pointer over the title placeholder labeled "Click to add title" and click on the title placeholder. 2. The insertion point, a blinking vertical line, indicates where your text will appear in the title placeholder. A selection box, the slanted line border, appears around the title placeholder, indicating that it is selected and ready to accept text. 3. Click on the center alignment on the menu bar to center the blinking vertical line. Type Louisiana in the title placeholder. 4. Click the subtitle placeholder. Enter the following: Presented (Press the Enter key on the keyboard, Type By (Press the Enter key), Type Your Name. 5. Click outside the placeholder to remove selected text. 6. Go to File in the menu and select Save As. Save the presentation as Louisiana. Creating a New Slide 1. Click New Slide button on the toolbar. If the toolbar is not visible, click View in the menu, Toolbars and Formatting. This is a floating toolbar and it can be moved around on the desktop. You can also click the Insert, New Slide button from the menu bar. The New Slide option adds a new slide which can be seen on the left side of the screen. 2. Insert a new slide. 3. Click in the title placeholder, and type Louisiana. 4. Click in the text placeholder. This deselects the title text object. The insertion point appears next to a bullet in the main text placeholder. 5. Type Geography and press Enter on the keyboard. Notice that a new bullet automatically appears when you press the Enter key. 6. Type Civics and press Enter. 7. Type Economics and press Enter. 8. Type History and press Enter. 3
4 9. Click outside the main text object in a blank area of the slide to deselect the text object box. 10. Go to File in the menu and click on Save or click the Save icon. Inserting Clip Art Using Place Holder Layout 1. Under the Slide Layout menu, scroll down to Other Layouts and select the first slide on the left, Title, Text and Clip Art layout (bulleted text on the left and the clip art in the right). Click on the down arrow and select Insert New Slide. 2. In the title placeholder, click to add a title. Type in "Geography". Click Center Alignment on the Formatting toolbar. 3. Click in the text placeholder to add text. Add the following words and tap the Enter key after each: Maps and Globes, Places and Regions, Physical, Environment. 4. Double click in the box to add Clip Art. 5. A Select Picture window appears. Type maps in the search text box. Click Search. 6. Click on the globe with the red circle shown in the preview box, then click OK. The picture of the globe appears on the right side of the slide. A picture tool bar will appear. 7. Click and drag the tool bar to the menu. 8. Click and drag to resize your picture by placing the diagonal arrows over the circles and resizing. Click off of the picture. Move the clipart to the right of the words. Other Layouts 1. Go to the menu and select Insert, New Slide or click the New Slide icon. 2. In the title placeholder, click to add a title. Type in "Civics". Click Center Alignment on the Formatting toolbar. Click in the text placeholder to add text. Add the following words and tap the Enter key after each: Structure and Purposes, Political System, International Relationships and Role of the Citizen. 3. In the menu click on Insert, Picture, Clipart. 4. In the Select Picture window type vote. Click Search. 5. Select a clipart and resize as necessary. Move it to the right side of the slide. 4
5 6. Insert two new slides using different layouts. Type the following and add clipart: Economics: Economic Concepts, Individuals, Households, Businesses, and Governments and Economy as a Whole. History: Culture, People, Events, and Government. 7. Go to File in the menu and click on Save or click the Save icon. Viewing Your Presentation Each PowerPoint view displays your presentation in a different way and allows you to manipulate your presentation differently. To move easily among the PowerPoint views, use the view buttons located at the bottom of the Presentation window, to the left of the horizontal scroll bar. After you view the last slide, you will return to the view in which you were viewing. Normal View Slide Show (from current slide) Slide Sorter View Normal View is the working view. Use this view to modify and enhance a slide's appearance. Slide Sorter View displays a miniature picture of each slide in the order in which they appear in your presentation. Use this view to rearrange and add special effects to your slide. Slide Show View displays one slide at a time as it will be shown to an audience. Setting Slide Animation Effects Animation effects let you control how the graphics and main points in your presentation appear on the screen during a slide show. The effects appear in the Custom Animation List, the list of animation sequences for a slide. Items are listed in the order they are added, and include icons that indicate timing in relation to other animation events, top to bottom, in the order you apply them. The animated items are noted on the slide by a non-printing numbered tag that correlates to the effects in the list. This tag does not show up in the slide show view. There are four types of custom animation effects: Entrance, Emphasis, Exit and Motion Paths. In the Custom Animation task pane, click the Add Effect button and do one or more of the following: To make the text or object enter the slide show presentation with an effect, point to Entrance and then click an effect. To add an effect to text or an object that is on the slide, point to Emphasis and then click an effect. To add an effect to text or an object that makes it leave the slide at some point, point to Exit and then click an effect. Motion paths can be preset or a custom path can be created. 5
6 Adding Animation 1. Move to slide 3 of your presentation. Click once on the clip art so that the open circles appear. Click Slide Show on the menu bar and click Custom Animation or right click and select Custom Animation. 2. Under the Custom Animation menu in the task pane click on the down arrow in the Add Effect box. Select Entrance and Fly In. You will see a preview of the animation and a number next to the clip art animated. Under Modify Fly In, Start box click the down arrow and select With Previous. Under Direction, select From Bottom. Under Speed, select Very Fast. 3. Go to File in the menu and click on Save or click the Save icon. *When running the slide show you may notice that objects animated may not do so automatically. This is due to the fact that animation is set to On Click in the start box rather than With Previous or After Previous. 4. Click to select the text box. On the Custom Animation task pane click on the down arrow in the Add Effect button. Select Entrance and Blinds. Next to Start under Modify, select On Click. Under Direction, select Vertical and under Speed, select Fast. 5. Go to File in the menu and click on Save or click the Save icon. *Notice that each line of text has a number next to it showing the order of animation. 6. To change the order of animation, click on the Re-Order arrow in the bottom of the task pane. Change the order so that the text lines are set to animate in numerical order. To preview the animation on the current slide, click on Play in the bottom of the task pane. 7. Save your presentation 6
7 and then run your complete slide show. To view the complete slide show, click the first slide in the left task pane. Click on Slide Show in the bottom left corner of the window. 8. Animate the remainder of the slides to complete your PowerPoint presentation and view your completed slide show. Transitions and Timing Timings for a slide show can be set manually or automatically. 1. In normal view, select the first slide (title slide) in the task pane. 2. On the Slide Show menu, click Slide Transition. 3. In the Slide Transition task pane, click on a variety of transitions. As you click, a preview of the transition is shown on the slide. Scroll to the bottom and select Random Transition. 4. Select Medium under Modify Transition. 5. Click the On mouse click box to remove the check in the box. 6. Under Advance slide, select the Automatically after check box, and use the up arrow to enter the 3 seconds. 7. Click the Apply to All Slides button. 8. Go to File in the menu and click on Save or click the Save icon. Note: Timing can be set for each slide or for all slides. If you want the next slide to appear either when you click the mouse or automatically after the number of seconds you enter, whichever comes first, select both the On mouse click and the Automatically after check boxes. 7
8 Understanding PowerPoint Masters Presentations in PowerPoint use slide masters, templates for all of the slides in the presentation. Three of the PowerPoint views have a corresponding master view--slide Master view for Slide view, Handout Master view for Slide Sorter view and Notes Master view for Notes Pages view. Formatting changes and design elements that you place on the slide master appear on every slide in the presentation (except for the title slide). Formatting Title Master 1. In the slide task pane, select slide On the menu bar, select View, Master, Slide Master. Two Slide Masters appear in the slide task pane. The second slide allows you to customize the title master style and the master subtitle style of the presentation. These placeholders control the format of the title master style and the master subtitle style of the presentation. Formatting Slide Master 1. Click on the first slide. This slide allows you to edit the master title style and the master text styles. These placeholders control the format of the master title style and the master text styles of the presentation. 2. Move the I beam anywhere in the first line of the text in the Master text placeholder. All the text is highlighted. 3. Click the Bold button on the Formatting toolbar and change the font size to 40. Click the Shadow button on the toolbar. (To see Shadow Button or other tool bar options, you may need to click the down arrow on the button bar.) The first line of text becomes bold with a shadow. 4. Right click before the first line of text I the Master text placeholder, then click Bullets and Numbering. The Bulleted dialog box opens displaying the current color of bullet symbol. 8
9 5. Click the Customize button. From the font box select Wingdings. The available bullet choices change. Scroll down and find the "star" in the ninth row, fifth column from the right. Click OK. 6. In the Color box click the down arrow and select More Colors. Select a green color from the Standard tab. Click OK. 7. In the Size box click the up arrow to select 80. Click OK. 8. The bullet in the first line of text has changed to a green star. 9. Click Close Master View on the slide master toolbar. 10. Go to File in the menu and click on Save or click the Save icon. Note: Bullets in each line can be formatted in the same way. Changes made on this slide will apply to all slides in the presentation. Exceptions to the Slide Master If you change the format of text on a slide and then apply a template to the presentation, the slide that you formatted retains the text formatting changes you made and not the one on the template. These format changes that differ from the Slide Master are known as exceptions. Exceptions can only be changed on the individual slides where they occur. For example, you might change the font and size of a particular piece of text on a slide to make it stand out and then you decide later to add a different template to your presentation. The piece of text you formatted before you applied the template is unaffected by the new template. This text formatting is an exception. Changing Slide Order 1. On the Outline tab in normal view, select second slide and drag it up or down to a new location. 2. On the Slides tab in normal view, select one or more slide thumbnails, and then drag the selection to a new location. 9
10 3. In slide sorter view, select one or more slide thumbnails, and then drag the thumbnails to a new location. 4. To select multiple slides in a row, press SHIFT before clicking the slide icon or thumbnail. 5. Change slides to the original slide order. 6. Go to File in the menu and click on Save or click the Save icon. Setting Up a Presentation Looping 1. On the Slide Show menu, click Set Up Show. 2. Click in the Loop continuously until 'Esc' box. 3. Click OK. Viewing a Slide Show 1. On the Slide Show menu select View Show or select the first slide in the left task pane and click on Slide Show (from current slide ) view in the bottom left corner of the window. 2. Press the Escape key at any time to stop the slide show. Printing Slides You can print your entire presentation, the slides, outline, notes pages, and audience handouts, in color, grayscale, or pure black and white. You can also print specific slides, handouts, notes pages, or outline pages. Most presentations are designed to be shown in color, but slides and handouts are usually printed in black and white or shades of gray (grayscale). When you choose to print, Microsoft PowerPoint sets the colors in your presentation to match your selected printer's capabilities. For example, if your selected printer is black and white, your presentation will automatically be set to print in grayscale. Outline You can choose to print all the text in your outline or just the slide titles, in either landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) orientation. The printout might look different from the screen display; while you can show or hide formatting (such as bold or italic) in the Outline pane on screen, on the printout the formatting will always appear. Notes Pages Print your notes pages either for your own use when delivering a presentation or to include as handouts for your audience. Notes pages can be designed and formatted with colors, shapes, 10
11 charts, and layout options. Each notes page includes a copy of the slide it refers to and prints one slide per page, with the notes printed under the slide image. To print two slides per page with the associated notes printed next to the slides, you can send the presentation to Microsoft Word. Headers and footers on the notes pages are separate from the headers and footers on the slides. Handouts You can design and create handouts similarly to the notes pages. However, you can choose from many layout options for printing: from 1 slide per page to 9 slides per page. The 3-slides-per page option includes lined space for note-taking by the audience. For additional layout options, you can send the presentation to Microsoft Word. Headers and footers on handouts are separate from the headers and footers on the slides. Preview and Print 1. To see what your slides will look like when they print, on the File menu select Print Preview. Click Close on the menu bar. 2. A preview of the Handouts, Notes Pages and Outline view can also be previewed. On the File menu select Print. 3. In the Printer Name box, select the printer. 4. In the Print what box, hold down the arrow and select Handouts. In the Slides per page box, select Click the Preview button at the bottom of the window. Click Close. 6. View print preview of Notes Pages and Outline view clicking the Close button after each. 7. In the Print what box select Handouts, select 6 in the Slides per page box,. 8. In the Order box select horizontal or vertical. 9. Click OK. Note: Selecting Slides in the Print what box will print one slide per page. Evaluating Your Presentation Keep your message focused. Concentrate on the content, not the bells and whistles. Keep the design simple, easy to read, and appropriate to the content. Choose attractive colors that make the slide easy to read. Keep your text concise. Choose fonts, typefaces, and styles that are easy to read and emphasize important text. Use visuals, such as clip art, photographs, charts, tables, etc., to help communicate the message of your presentation. 11
12 Working With Different Versions Of PowerPoint A presentation created in Microsoft PowerPoint 95, PowerPoint 97, or PowerPoint 2000, can open in PowerPoint When saving the presentation, it will be saved in the format of the version in which it was created. To save a presentation created in an earlier version as a PowerPoint 2002 presentation, give it a new name or save it in a different location. If a PowerPoint 2002 presentation is saved in an earlier version of PowerPoint, some of the features available in PowerPoint 2002 will be lost. PowerPoint & 95 Format When saving a presentation in the PowerPoint & 95 format, the presentation is saved in a single file that includes both the PowerPoint file format and the PowerPoint 95 file format. The file will be large because it contains both sets of data. If file size is not a problem, use this format to make a presentation created in PowerPoint 2002 available to users of earlier PowerPoint versions. Users of PowerPoint 2002 can continue to work on a presentation in the dual format without losing any features or formatting unique to PowerPoint When users of an earlier PowerPoint version open a PowerPoint & 95 presentation and save the presentation, features and formatting available in PowerPoint 2002, but not in the earlier version, are lost. PowerPoint 95 Format PowerPoint 2002 supports all data and formatting of presentations created in PowerPoint 95. To open a PowerPoint 2002 presentation in PowerPoint 95, you must save the PowerPoint 2002 presentation in PowerPoint 95 format. If a PowerPoint 95 user edits and saves the presentation, features unique to PowerPoint 2002 are lost. Save A Presentation In An Earlier PowerPoint Format 1. In Microsoft PowerPoint 2002, on the File menu, click Save As. 2. In the Save as type list, click PowerPoint & 95 Presentation or PowerPoint 95 and then click Save. Note: To specify the default format in which to save presentations, on the Tools menu, click Options. Click the Save tab, and in the Save PowerPoint files as list, click the file format you want. 12
13 About Getting Help While You Work If you need help while you work, you can use the following resources: Screen Tips If you aren't sure what a specific command or button does, or if you want to know more about an option in a dialog box, you can get help through ScreenTips. ScreenTips show information about different elements on the screen. ScreenTips can be accessed three ways: For help with a menu command, toolbar button, or screen region, on the Help menu, click What's This? and then click the area for which you want help. For help with a dialog box option, click the question mark in the dialog box, and then click the option. To see the name of a toolbar button, rest the pointer over the button; the name appears. Ask a Question Box To quickly access Help, use the Ask a Question box You can type questions in this box to quickly find the answers you need. on the menu bar. The Office Assistant The Office Assistant automatically provides Help topics and tips on tasks you perform as you work before you even ask a question. For example, when you create a presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint, the Assistant can automatically display topics for helping you create and format a letter. You can customize the Assistant, and decide if you want it to automatically display tips, messages, and alerts, make sounds, move when it's in the way, and guess a Help topic that it thinks you may need. You can also type a question and the Assistant will display a list of possible matching topics. Office Assistant Tips The Assistant also displays tips on how to use the features in the Microsoft Office programs more effectively. The light bulb next to the Assistant displays the tip when it's clicked. Note: In some Microsoft Office XP programs, the Assistant tips are turned off by default. The Different Office Assistants You can also select a different Assistant that appeals to you and matches the way you work. You can decide how you want the Assistant to work for you. For example, if you prefer using the keyboard to using the mouse, you can have the Assistant display tips on shortcut keys. Because the Assistant is shared by all Office programs, any options you change will apply to the Assistant in your other Office programs as well. 13
14 Select a Different Office Assistant 1. Click the Office Assistant. If the Assistant isn't visible, click Show the Office Assistant on the Help menu. 2. In the Assistant balloon, click Options. If the Assistant balloon isn't visible, click the Assistant. 3. Click the Gallery tab, and then click Back or Next until you see the Assistant you want. You can turn the Office Assistant completely off. If you do, Help will be accessed through the Help window. Using the Help Window On the Help menu, click Microsoft PowerPoint Help. If the Contents, Answer Wizard, and Index tabs aren't visible, click Show. In the Help window, do the following: Click the Contents tab to view the table of contents for Help. Click the Answer Wizard tab to type a question about the Microsoft Office program in which you are working. Type the words you want to search for, and click Search. Click the Index tab to search for specific words or phrases, or choose from a list of keywords. Help on the World Wide Web You can connect to the Microsoft Office Web site and other Microsoft Web sites directly from any Microsoft Office program by using the Office on the Web command on the Help menu. For example, you can access technical resources and download free product enhancements all without leaving the Office program you're working in. Also, if you find a Help topic that begins with "Web", the Office Web article will appear in your Help window, and you will have the option to open it in a larger browser window. 14
15 OFFICE XP TUTORIAL All new computers purchased through LPSS bid quote now come with Windows XP and Office XP. As part of the LPSS image, we have purchased an Office XP interactive tutorial that is an excellent resource which introduces the Office XP suite. Located on the desktop is a shortcut icon to the interactive tutorial. To open the tutorial, double click the shortcut icon on the desktop. The following window will open: By clicking Courses, you can choose text only or text and audio The blue arrow pointing right indicates other topics are listed. Double click and the arrow points down, indicating topic has been opened. A red arrow indicates a Topics can be selected in any order. You will see a blue diamond ( ) next to each topic. To open a topic and begin the tutorial on that topic, you must hold down the <Ctrl> key and double click on the topic. Pop-Up Stopper is installed on all new machines and will prevent the new window from opening unless you hold down the <Ctrl> key. If you have chosen Audio & Text tutorial, the tutorial begins automatically. Follow the directions to finish the tutorial. At the bottom of the tutorial window, you will see the length of topic. To exit the tutorial, on the bottom toolbar, click the stop button. The following topics under Working with Microsoft PowerPoint on the Microsoft Office XP Interactive Tutorial will review and further explain the skills covered in this handout: Creating a Presentation: Introduction, Pre-Assessment, Creating a New Presentation, Entering Text, Adding, Deleting, and Reordering Sides. Running a Presentation: Introduction, Pre-Assessment, Printing Slides and Handouts, and Setting Up and Running a Show. 15
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More than 50 years have passed since the world lost the beautiful, beloved sweetheart and sex symbol, Marilyn Monroe. Anyone who met her, watched her movies, or listened to her music, clearly remembers the wit, charm and beauty that she brought to life both on and off the silver screen. This article provides an overview of the circumstances surrounding her death. In addition, it provides information on the investigation that followed and the results of Marilyn Monroe's autopsy report.
Born as Norma Jean Baker, this blonde-haired American actress struggled through many problems in her life. Deemed as the first true sex symbol of Hollywood, Marilyn Monroe experienced tumultuous relationships on both the personal and professional front. Though she starred in many different movie roles, Marilyn Monroe often portrayed the role of a ditzy, innocent and well-natured blonde.
Circumstances Surrounding Marilyn Monroe's Death
During the last few weeks of her life, Marilyn showed some signs of trouble. Prior to her death, she was in the process of shooting for the film Something's Got to Give with actors Dean Martin and George Cukor. Considered to be an ill-fated film from the very the beginning, Marilyn often failed to show up on set because of sickness caused by mixing sleeping pills with alcohol. The film was never completed and Marilyn was eventually fired by the production company.
On August 4, her manager recalled that she was facing problems with sleep and was acting annoyed and moody. During that time, she spent most of her with her friend and psychiatrist Dr Ralph Greenson. He noticed her mood and behavioral issues and prescribed a barbiturate to help her relax. The same evening, Joe DiMaggio, Marilyn's fiance visited her home to discuss their former relationship and possibly rekindle a new one. It is believed that she spent that day in a great mood and even spoke to her close friends on the phone.
In the early hours of August 5, 1962, Marilyn's housekeeper found her in the bedroom, nude and unresponsive. At 4:25 AM, the Los Angeles police department received a telephone call from her physician that she had committed suicide.
Upon arrival, the police detectives found her lying in her bed, along with a bottle of barbiturates. In most cases that involve the self-administered overdose of sleeping pills, the victim usually experiences cramps in the legs along with vomiting and often ends up in a distorted position. Marilyn on the other hand was found in a seemingly comfortable position on her stomach, leading to speculation that the pills were possibly administered by someone else.
Marilyn Monroe's Autopsy Report
Marilyn Monroe's autopsy report stated that Marilyn died of overdose caused by the ingestion of sedatives with high amounts of common chemicals, which were found in her blood and liver. The case was initially deemed as a suicide due to the lack of physical struggle, her previous suicidal tendencies and traces of sedatives in her blood. However, discrepancies soon began to emerge in contrast to the initial cause of death. Some forensic professionals pointed out that the lack of barbiturate traces in her intestine or stomach indicated that they were administered rectally through an enema.
Whether Marilyn Monroe's death was a accidental, a suicide, a pre-planned event or murder, is not 100% clear. We may never know the real cause behind the sudden death of this charming icon. Dead at the young age of 36, Marilyn will be forever remembered by her friends, family, close friends and her adoring fans around the world.
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Office of Financial Aid
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Effective 2014-2015 academic year, Chipola College will NOT be participating in the Federal Direct Loan Programs. This includes Federal Direct Subsidized, Federal Direct Unsubsidized and Federal Direct Plus Loan.
Spring Financial Aid deadline is November 15, 2018
Summer I and Summer II Financial Aid deadline is April 16, 2019
Title IV Code 001472
We, at Chipola College, are aware of the difficulty students and their parents face in making meaningful decisions regarding college attendance, and in getting answers to many questions, especially regarding financial aid. We are here to answer any questions you may have. Below you will find our location and office hours.
The Financial Aid Office is located in Building A, Room 159
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This issue's topics:
* IIS, Windows Media Services, GoldMine, Apache, Axis camera patches
Virus News:
* VirusWriting-101
Security News:
* IIS cumulative patch includes four new fixes
* Windows Media Services patched; is it DoS or arbitrary code execution?
* MS03-007 revised
* MS03-013 revised
* GoldMine e-mail client has arbitrary code execution flaws
* Apache 2.0.46 fixes two vulnerabilities
* Updates fix authentication bypass in Axis Network Cameras
Critical IIS, Windows Media Services, GoldMine Business Contact Manager and Apache web server updates are in the offing this week as are further patches for the ntdll.dll flaws for the NT 4.0 and Windows XP OSes (MS03-007). Also, the performance problems induced by installing MS03-013 on XP SP1 are reportedly resolved with the re-issue of that patch.
From the newsletter compiler's perspective, perhaps the biggest story of the week is the announcement that the University of Calgary is to teach a 'Computer Viruses and Malware' course that includes laboratory sessions and assignments that engage the students in writing malware. The antivirus industry has spent most of its life fighting the oft-made claim that the industry itself, or more specifically its technical employees, are responsible for driving the industry's growth by writing and distributing viruses so there would be something for the industry to do. Such moves by apparently distant and ill-informed academia to strengthen the public's perception of that so far quite bogus link are unlikely to go down well in the antivirus industry.
Virus News:
* VirusWriting-101
As if the world needs any more viruses or virus writers, the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada is proposing running a 'Computer Viruses and Malware' course in which the 'assignments will involve creating malware under controlled lab conditions'.
This has, not surprisingly, stirred up quite some controversy with mainstream antivirus researchers voicing strident opposition. To date the justifications provided by the course teacher and his faculty seem shallow and distant from the experiences of those who have worked in the antivirus industry for any length of time. Extending just one of the analogical arguments that have been proposed to justify teaching the actual writing of viruses, it seems the University of Calgary Computer Science department should believe the world would be better off if police were taught not just how and why murders are committed but actually had to engage in a few before being given their badges.
A sampling of what has been written and said on this is linked below.
Computer Science 599.48 course prescription - ucalgary.ca
Computer Viruses and Malware - ucalgary.ca
Computer viruses - a viral approach - ucalgary.ca
Viruses 101: U of C to teach secrets of cybercrime - Edmonton Journal online
University of Calgary to Offer Virus-Writing Class - eweek.com
Virus-Writing Course Stirs Controversy - ziffdavis.com
Calgary should encourage security rather than diminish it - vmyths.com
Security News:
* IIS cumulative patch includes four new fixes
Microsoft has released a new cumulative patch for IIS versions 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1. As well as including all previous patches since the appropriate service pack, patches for four additional vulnerabilities are included. These vulnerabilities include a cross-site scripting problem affecting all versions of IIS this patch applies to, a buffer overflow in IIS 5.0 that can allow arbitrary code to run in a user-level security context, a denial of service (DoS) affecting IIS 4.0 and 5.0 than can cause the IIS service to fail and another DoS in 5.0 and 5.1 whose affect should be ameliorated by the service recovering by automatically shutting down and restarting.
IIS 6.0 is not affected by any of these vulnerabilities. As the remote code execution buffer overflow only allows running code in a relatively constrained security context, the overall severity rating is set at 'moderate' for IIS 4.0 and 'important' for IIS 5.0 and 5.1.
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-018
* Windows Media Services patched; is it DoS or arbitrary code execution?
Confusion reigns over this one. The e-mail announcement of this patch, sent by the Microsoft Security Notification Service, listed the impact of this vulnerability as 'Allow an attacker to execute code of their choice', but the text of the e-mail and the full, 'official' security bulletin announcement on the TechNet Security site (linked below) only mention denial of service, and thus rate the vulnerability as being of 'moderate' severity.
Marc Maiffret of eEye Digital Security however, claims that the remote arbitrary code execution payload is not only possible but has been demonstrated. Further, he claimed (in a message posted to the NTBugtraq mailing list, also linked below) that both by his company's researchers and Brett Moore, who originally reported the discovery to Microsoft, have demonstrated the viability of such exploitation.
As Windows Media Services 4.1 (WMS) is not installed and enabled by default on affected versions of Windows (NT 4.0 Server and all Windows 2000 server versions), this is unlikely to be a very widespread exposure. However, administrators of such machines that have WMS 4.1 installed should check the advisory carefully and consider Maiffret's warning.
Archived NTBugtraq list message (6918) - ntbugtraq.com
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-019
* MS03-007 revised
The vulnerability in core OS component ntdll.dll, patched in Windows 2000 in the original release of the MS03-007 security bulletin, has now been shown to be present in both NT 4.0 and Windows XP. Microsoft has revised the security bulletin to reflect this and to announce the availability of patches for both those OSes.
Recall that this is a critical vulnerability. Also recall that the initial focus on its remote exploitation via WebDAV on Windows 2000 machines running IIS tended to deflect people from its full significance. The real flaw is in a core OS component and it has been shown that this flaw is highly likely to be capable of local exploitation to obtain elevated privileges. Considering this, Microsoft's 'important' severity rating (apart from on Windows 2000 systems) may understate the significance of the flaw.
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-007
* MS03-013 revised
An updated patch for this 'important' (or 'critical' if you have less than 'friendly' users) severity patch has been released for Windows XP SP1 users. Readers may recall (or even have experienced) that severe performance degradation issues have been reported after installing the original version of this patch on XP SP1 machines. Administrators of XP SP1 machines who have delayed installing this security patch because of these performance issues should consider testing the revised patch.
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-013
* GoldMine e-mail client has arbitrary code execution flaws
FrontRange's GoldMine Business Contact Manager products include e-mail client functionality which depends on Internet Explorer for its message display capabilities, much as Outlook and Outlook Express do. Unlike the Microsoft e-mail clients though, the GoldMine client does not coordinate with Internet Explorer's security zones, opening all e-mail messages as local files. Thus IE treats all e-mail messages displayed in GoldMine as being in the 'My Computer' security zone which is, by default, almost completely unrestricted - scripts and ActiveX controls run without any warnings, and scripts having full access to any local machine resources through the Windows Scripting Host object model. Thus, all manner of serious nastiness, including all existing 'auto-execute on preview or read' e-mail borne viruses and spamming tricks will work (depending on the version of IE installed).
FrontRange has released an update for version 6.00 and its 'legacy' 5.70 version to correct this problem.
Archived NTBugtraq list message (7274) - ntbugtraq.com
* Apache 2.0.46 fixes two vulnerabilities
A new release of the Apache web server includes two security fixes which may expose denial of services in the popular server. A detailed description of one of the flaws, which can be remotely triggered through 'mod_dav' and possibly other mechanisms, is to be released 'on Friday', but of course that is 'Friday somewhere in the USA'... The other flaw can result in a failure of Basic Authentication on platforms without 'crypt_r()' and no thread-safe 'crypt()' functions (Mac OS X is one such). A configuration script error in Apache 2.0.40 through 2.0.45 inclusive means that if Apache was built with the threaded MPM option (which is not a default option) on such systems it would be vulnerable to a denial of service through improperly failed Basic Authentication.
Many other bug fixes and feature enhancements are also included in this release and Apache 2.0 administrators are recommended to update.
Apache 2.0.46 Release Notes - apache.org
* Updates fix authentication bypass in Axis Network Cameras
Axis Network Cameras capture images and transmit them, over an IP network, this allowing various forms of potentially remote monitoring. Further, administration of the cameras is via a built-in web server. CORE Security Technology researchers discovered a trivial method that bypasses the administrator login required to manage the web administration interface and which thus exposes the cameras to high-jacking and other surreptitious possibilities.
Affected camera models and firmware versions are listed in the advisory (the first of the links below), as are links to the relevant updates from Axis.
Interestingly, the posting of this advisory uncovered another issue with the Axis cameras, but that also affects many other products. The domain name 'somewhere.com' is often used as an example in documentation. Annoying as that must be to the real owners of that domain, imagine the e-mail they must get if a product such as a web camera comes pre-configured with email@example.com as the address to regularly e-mail snapshots from the camera. According to Kee Hinckley from somewhere.com, which accepts all e-mail addressed to its domain and archives that addressed to non-existent addresses in the domain, older Axis cameras are pre-configured to send snaps to email@example.com and users that simply enable the e-mail option without changing that 'default' address end up sending their snaps to somewhere.com, which currently receives ten to fifteen thousands such images per day.
The correct 'example' domain names to use for testing, documentation and to satisfy 'we must put something there' designs are discussed in RFC 2606, which we've also linked below. (Of course, in general, a design that requires a configuration option that cannot sensibly be known or meaningfully configured ahead of time is a very poor design, but that is a whole different argument...)
Archived Bugtraq list messages (322877) - securityfocus.com
Archived Bugtraq list messages (323066) - securityfocus.com
Reserved Top Level DNS Names - rfc-editor.org


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Wildlife in Black & White
Wildlife – my first love and probably my true love – at least when it comes to photography. There is are few experiences in life that are as profound and awe-inspiring as seeing a wild animal in its natural environment. This collection of wildlife captured in black and white some of those moments.


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Asian-Pacific Shares Advance; Futures Market Bolsters Nikkei
Asian-Pacific stock prices mostly rose Friday.
In Tokyo, stocks rose as investors shifted from bond futures to the Nikkei stock futures market. Shares in Hong Kong edged up as investors poured money into new issues, while others took profits ahead of the weekend.
Philippine shares gained as the Philippine Congress passed a key portion of the...


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Today I was going to write about the artdeco elephants that are above the bookies on the High St. I had a photo lined up and everything. But then I noticed this and my brain wandered.
This is a common theme with us artists. We see things differently. We notice the stuff that other people take for granted. There are little things above and below which we choose to see which the rest of the world passes by without a care.
We pause for shapes and forms. We linger to reflect on behaviours and distractions. We indulge in elephants and shadows.


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WARWICKSHIRE'S Paul Broadhurst completed his most lucrative season on the European Golf Tour as a Euro millionaire and a place in the top 20 of the Order of Merit for the fifth time in his 17 years as a professional.
The 41-year-old finished an excellent 19th in the standings with total earnings of more than £762,400 but slightly disappointed not to have secured a place in the top 15, thus securing automatic qualification for the US Open next summer.
Broadhurst completed his 2006 campaign at the Volvo Masters in Spain last weekend with a solid, if uninspired, tied 28th with a brace of 71s following an opening 36 holes that reaped a 73 and 74.
"Overall, it was a good result to finish 19th but in the end it was my lack of consistency in mid-season that let me down in terms of achieving a top 15 position," said the 2005 and 2006 Portuguese Open championship winner.
"You need to be playing well week in and week out to establish yourself among the elite and I didn't do that.
"You can't win tournaments if you don't make cuts and have weekends off as was the case at one stage."
Broadhurst continued: "I started 2006 really well and carried it through to June and mid July but just lost my way for a couple of months and, at this level of golf, you cannot afford that as you quickly drop down the rankings.
"During that poor spell I lost my chance of making the Ryder Cup team as well but I did target the top 20 at the start so I cannot be too despondent.
"On a positive note, regaining the Portuguese title was a major highlight.
"Winning the tournament in 2005 was a massive boost as it ended a 10-year glitch without a victory but to retain the trophy was tremendous and certainly increased my expectations.
"Deep down it would have been satisfying to have got in the top ten on the OoM as I did in 1996 but I finished three places higher than in 2005 and it was the seventh occasion I'd ended a season inside the top 25 since 1991, the year I played in the Ryder Cup at Kiawah Island."
Broadhurst went into the climax of the 2006 Tour at Valderrama striving to repeat his sixth of 12 months previous and 11th back in 2004 but his bid was hampered by a water infection that almost forced him to pull out at the halfway stage.
"On the Saturday morning I was in a lot of pain and seriously thought about withdrawing but I managed to get out and around despite walking like John Wayne up the fairways and card a 71 which was better than the first two days.
"I had an injection on the Sunday but still felt rough although through the first four holes I was three-under for the day which gave me a lift and that was still the case going down the 15th but three bogeys spoilt the round."
Broadhurst, who flies out to China on Sunday to compete in the HSBC Champions event in Shanghai, reward for his Portuguese triumph, ended the Masters on five-over for the tournament and seven behind winner Jeev Milkha Singh.
* His fellow Atherstone rival on the Tour, Steve Webster, endured a tough 2006 as he finished 81st, high enough to secure his card for the 2007 season, with total earnings of approximately £190,000.


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Nymeria Upsets Heritage Place Futurity
The Bigtime Favorite filly outruns her 9-1 odds in Oklahoma's richest race.
June 3, 2017
Q-Racing Journal
Nymeria, a brown daughter of Bigtime Favorite racing for Alfredo Garza of Anthony, New Mexico, sprinted to a neck victory in Saturday's $1,154,700 Heritage Place Futurity (G1) at Remington Park.
Ridden by Jose Alvarez for trainer Josue Ponce and sent to post at odds of 9-1 in the seven-horse field, Nymeria covered 350 yards in :17.464. The $489,939 winner's share of the purse -- the richest for any breed in the state of Oklahoma -- pushed the filly's earnings to $494,667.
"I can't believe it; I'm still in shock," said Ponce, who also won last year's Heritage Place Futurity with Duponte. "All we needed was a good break, and she got it, and she demonstrated that she was good. She just needed experience, more races.
"That last race helped her a lot," the trainer added, referring to her second-place finish in her Heritage Place Futurity trial on May 12. "This time, she knew what she was coming for because she felt ready."
Ponce became the first trainer to win the Heritage Place Futurity two consecutive years since Trey Wood accomplished the feat in 2012 with Bp Cartels Alibi and '13 with Big Biz Perry.
The sixth-fastest overall qualifier, Nymeria was bred in Texas by Bobby D. Cox. Garza acquired the filly, who is out of the winning 7-year-old Ivory James mare Havanah Goodtime, for $19,500 at last year's Texas QHA Yearling Sale in San Antonio.
Trace Dynasty finished second and was followed by Pyc Fun N Fancy, Bird Train, Descent, fastest qualifier and 7-5 favorite Despain Gl, and Olena Sangria. The following three horses were scratched: second-fastest qualifier All American Stone, third-fastest qualifier Every Chicks Favorit, and eighth-fastest qualifier Hez Our Boy.
AQHA News and information is a service of the American Quarter Horse Association. For more news and information, follow @AQHA Racing on Twitter, "like" Q-Racing on Facebook, and visit www.aqha.com/racing.


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"But now it's just a matter of grace."
Stefan Seifert
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How am I? I´m still doing wonderful, I don´t think that will change anytime soon! I´ve been in the same area my whole mission! And I´ve only got 2 more phone calls left, so basically I´ve already completed half of my mission no? Debo escribir en español because no one reads anyways! Haha!
I´ve been very blessed out here! It´s actually kind of fun to me now meeting new people. Like at the start of my mission I DISLIKED contacting with all my heart. But now it´s like HEY! I have a freaking cool message to give you if you want it! If not, that´s ok I´ll try another day! It´s really fun now.
We had an activity in the church this last week! We set up "Maté" cups and had the children paint them! It was so successful I ran out of 15 Maté cups and had to start giving out pages of my note book to paint on! Plus we have like a professional painter here, so that makes the level go up like 5 times.
WELL! Things go really fast out here, I have a calendar and mark off like 5 days every single time. Feels fast to me, I don´t know. I´m changing a lot too! I grow a lot more hair on my face. It´s already grown out by the end of the day! So that´s that!
I´m drawing now, if anyone wanted to know! I actually love drawing! I always get really anxious when I´m studying because I want to picture the things I see better but Its hard! So I´ve been drawing and that works out super! I´m going to have an entire notebook of drawings by the end of this year.
HEY! MUSIC! I am singing a whole heck of a lot better than before! I actually feel prideful singing. IT IS SO FUN! I wish I had done it in high school. HAHA! I remember thinking about choir back in the day, and I was like NEVER IN THIS LIFE! Now I miss it extremely. We will have to see about ward choir when I get back.
I´ve been reading Jesus the Christ! I´m on like page 250 something! It is so fun to read. Do you know that? I hope all of you young people find out the mystery of reading soon in your lives! Because I wish I had. It´s actually the most soothing, calming, inspiring moments of my life. I don´t think I´ve read so much in my life while on my mission. Like they force you to read books in school but on the mission you are not obligated to do anything really. You choose to do it because you want to. I REALLY WANT TO! I only get a hour everyday to read personally... It´s not even enough for me!
It´s like watching a movie in your head. But like beyond the boundaries of seeing it, you feel it and search it. You make it.
Anyways that´s my consejo for the day! Thanks to all who read my emails! I wish you a merry day and a happy week!
Impressions of Jardín América:
The Argentines can´t sing! Hah!! Well at least where I´m at they cannot. Their language makes it so they speak with the very front of their mouth. So It´s very hard to change tones and get high notes. ITS SO FUNNY! It´s like listening to zombies in the chapel when we sing! haha! I try my best to make it sound better. :)


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Thursday, February 10, 2011
A Rough Week
16 comments:
- Leslie said...
Oh Sam, what a week! Many hugs are prayers are being sent your way. I pray that this new little one continues to hold tight in your womb, but even more, I pray that when s/he is born, that s/he'll be healthy, and be able to come home with you quickly.
- February 10, 2011 at 6:30 PM
- Meghann said...
I've been on mag sulfate before, too. Nasty, nasty stuff.
They say every day in the womb = two less days in the NICU, so hang in there!
- February 10, 2011 at 6:31 PM
- LMP said...
Wow, I'm tired just reading about your week. Sounds like you have lots of good help while you are keeping baby healthy! I don't know you personally, but follow your blog and am sending prayers for you that God will lay his hands on your family to calm your nerves, give you some rest and a few more days before we get to meet this precious little one!
- February 10, 2011 at 6:56 PM
- db said...
Sam - I read your blog daily and am never one to leave comments BUT .... this time - you have my sympathy. As a long time L&D nurse (25yrs) I have given Brethine & Mag to patients and hate the side effects I put my patients through. You are doing a great job keeping that little one in there. hang in there 34 weeks is great 35 even better! I'll keep you in my thoughts and am glad you don't have to suffer through any more Mag!
- February 10, 2011 at 7:50 PM
Been through the Brethine and the mag sulfate, I must have been lucky as it did not make me physically ill, I just remember being really hot, like I had a fever. Hang in there I know how tough it is and how horrible you feel. In Him, Kimberly
- February 10, 2011 at 9:04 PM
- Jeannie B. said...
I am so happy to hear you are still pregnant! I'm sorry you are suffering so much. I know it makes it easier to know that it's for your little baby! Your farm and family sound delightful.
- February 10, 2011 at 9:39 PM
- Kristin said...
Praying that baby will hang in there for a while longer! I've never had mag sulfate, but my friend who is not a complainer at all has told me how much she hates it! God bless you and your little one.
- February 10, 2011 at 11:01 PM
- Cherishing My Days said...
Wow, what a week! I'm praying for you!
Being one whose babies never came out in the 42 weeks I was given, I can't imagine fighting for every day baby would stay inside. I hope this ends for you as soon as is healthy for baby!
- February 11, 2011 at 12:28 AM
- Rose and Ivy said...
What a week! You poor thing having to feel that sick, but you are doing so well hanging in there, you and the little one. Hugs!
- February 11, 2011 at 12:52 AM
- Vicky said...
Hang in there Sam, not long now and it will all be worth it. Thinking of you and your family. x
- February 11, 2011 at 4:21 AM
- Rachel said...
Even though I don't really know you I feel compelled to pray for you and your little boy. Get some rest and let him cook just a little longer.
- February 11, 2011 at 10:06 AM
- Attilio said...
wow what a week! but like you say God is good to us. and He does look after us so.
tonight my neighbour will be giving birth to twins, 5 days earlier. am praying all goes well for her and you too.
bpbajona at maltanet dot net
- February 11, 2011 at 4:02 PM
- Barbara said...
You poor girl, what a rough week you've had. Sounds like everyones on the ball when it comes to looking after you and baby though. Keep it up. Bx
- February 11, 2011 at 4:26 PM
- Christina said...
I don't think I've ever commented on your blog before but I do visit it occasionally. I have been keeping up with you baby posts, and praying for you and baby too.
- February 11, 2011 at 4:31 PM
- Laurie said...
I just can't even imagine having a week like you have had - bless your heart!!! I hope and pray that the baby stays put for awhile longer and that you can get some rest! Thanks for the update - I check your blog often and am always thankful for an update on your condition! Hang in there!
- February 11, 2011 at 11:02 PM
- RachelMM said...
Oh, I am so sorry! I know all about Mag and all I can say is, it really makes you crazy.
Best to you.
Rachel Galloway
- February 14, 2011 at 10:51 PM


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HARRISBURG (AP) — Beginning at 10 a.m. on Monday, Pennsylvania resident and nonresident hunting and furtaker licenses for the 2008-09 seasons will go on sale through "The Outdoor Shop" on the Game Commission Web site (www.pgc.state.pa.us), according to Carl G. Roe, agency executive director. Licenses are available over-the-counter at all Game Commission region offices and the Harrisburg headquarters.
"The Game Commission is working hard to incorporate better ways to serve license buyers," Roe said. "By allowing our customers to purchase their hunting and furtaker licenses over the Internet, from the comfort and convenience of their home or office, we are offering one more service to meet their needs."
Roe noted that hunting and furtaker licenses also are available from the nearly 850 issuing agents around the state beginning later in June.
To purchase a license, applicants must provide their Social Security Number. This requirement was implemented by the U.S. Congress and state General Assembly in recent years to better enforce changes to federal and state welfare reform and child support requirements. For more information, please visit the Game Commission's Web site (www.pgc.state.pa.us), click on "Licensing," then select the "Hunting License & SSN" item in the box in the right-hand side of the page.