The document discusses defending against distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and proposes solutions. It describes types of DDoS attacks like SYN flooding and reflector attacks. It then analyzes solutions like route-based packet filtering and a distributed attack detection system using detection systems to identify attacks and install filters. The document concludes current defenses are inadequate and more effective detection-and-filtering approaches need to be developed.
The document discusses the mission and function of the Pediatric Oncology Subcommittee of the Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee (ODAC). The subcommittee evaluates and prioritizes new cancer therapeutics for children and provides recommendations to ensure timely access. It also advises on improving consistency in availability. Membership includes experts from relevant fields. The Office of Oncology Drug Products at the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research oversees oncology product review and policy. It coordinates activities within the FDA and with external groups. The document also outlines the roles of the Radioactive Drug Research Committee and the FDA's divisions of oncology products.
This document presents a case of a 68-year-old female with a history of peptic ulcer disease who is experiencing vomiting. She underwent testing which revealed gastric outlet obstruction secondary to a healed pyloric ulcer. The resident discusses the diagnosis, treatment options including vagotomy and gastrojejunostomy, and intraoperative management. Key points are the resolution of obstruction, maintenance of bowel continuity, and prevention of recurrence or complications.
The document discusses the evolution of cellular systems towards 3G and multimedia capabilities. It summarizes the messaging technology roadmap from SMS to MMS and beyond. It then analyzes patent applications from major wireless companies like Nokia, Motorola, and Ericsson to identify the key technology areas they are focusing on, such as user terminal architecture, wireless transmission, and coding/decoding. Finally, it discusses 3G concept phones developed by AT&T that envision how emerging technologies could enable new connected experiences.
This document discusses key elements of sound risk management programs for community banks. It outlines that risk management programs should include board and senior management oversight, policies and procedures to limit risks, risk measurement and monitoring systems, and internal controls. Specifically for liquidity risk management, it recommends having expertise in cash management and asset-liability committees, appropriate risk limits in policies, and contingency planning that considers liquidity crisis scenarios. The document also provides examples of liquidity risk measurement tools and outlines elements that should be included in a contingency funding plan.
The document discusses defending against distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and proposes solutions. It describes types of DDoS attacks like SYN flooding and reflector attacks. It then analyzes solutions like route-based packet filtering and a distributed attack detection system using detection systems to identify attacks and install filters. The document concludes current defenses are inadequate and more effective detection-and-filtering approaches need to be developed.
The document discusses the mission and function of the Pediatric Oncology Subcommittee of the Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee (ODAC). The subcommittee evaluates and prioritizes new cancer therapeutics for children and provides recommendations to ensure timely access. It also advises on improving consistency in availability. Membership includes experts from relevant fields. The Office of Oncology Drug Products at the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research oversees oncology product review and policy. It coordinates activities within the FDA and with external groups. The document also outlines the roles of the Radioactive Drug Research Committee and the FDA's divisions of oncology products.
This document presents a case of a 68-year-old female with a history of peptic ulcer disease who is experiencing vomiting. She underwent testing which revealed gastric outlet obstruction secondary to a healed pyloric ulcer. The resident discusses the diagnosis, treatment options including vagotomy and gastrojejunostomy, and intraoperative management. Key points are the resolution of obstruction, maintenance of bowel continuity, and prevention of recurrence or complications.
The document discusses the evolution of cellular systems towards 3G and multimedia capabilities. It summarizes the messaging technology roadmap from SMS to MMS and beyond. It then analyzes patent applications from major wireless companies like Nokia, Motorola, and Ericsson to identify the key technology areas they are focusing on, such as user terminal architecture, wireless transmission, and coding/decoding. Finally, it discusses 3G concept phones developed by AT&T that envision how emerging technologies could enable new connected experiences.
This document discusses key elements of sound risk management programs for community banks. It outlines that risk management programs should include board and senior management oversight, policies and procedures to limit risks, risk measurement and monitoring systems, and internal controls. Specifically for liquidity risk management, it recommends having expertise in cash management and asset-liability committees, appropriate risk limits in policies, and contingency planning that considers liquidity crisis scenarios. The document also provides examples of liquidity risk measurement tools and outlines elements that should be included in a contingency funding plan.
The document discusses applying a service-oriented architecture (SOA) approach to real-time embedded systems. Key challenges include meeting timing constraints for service invocations in distributed systems and scheduling services across nodes. The authors propose a real-time SOA model with periodic and aperiodic services. They also describe techniques like rate-monotonic scheduling and pinwheel scheduling to assign priorities and allocate bandwidth to ensure bounded message delays and meet end-to-end deadlines. Ontologies are suggested to generate plans from reusable templates for different application domains. While SOA for real-time systems faces issues, the authors believe the approach can be effective if models and optimization methods are tailored to application requirements and service semantics.
This document outlines the governance policies and procedures for the TexasOnline 2.0 program. It defines key terms and describes the governance approach, roles and responsibilities of parties involved, governance committees and teams, policies, and procedures. Procedures include the business case process, architectural review process, change management process, and financial management.
This document discusses the use of GEANT4 and the GATE toolkit for simulating emission tomography systems like PET and SPECT. It provides an overview of why Monte Carlo simulations are useful for imaging, the architecture of GATE which is based on GEANT4, and how GATE handles geometry, time, physics processes, digitization and more. It also provides examples of how GATE has been validated against real patient and preclinical imaging systems and discusses its potential applications and current limitations like long simulation times.
1) The document discusses the emergence of software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions and enterprise service architectures (ESAs) for businesses.
2) SaaS offers low barriers to entry and exit for customers, allowing quick fixes without IT involvement. ESAs allow flexible business process evolution and outsourcing through standard interfaces.
3) As businesses need to reduce costs and quickly adapt processes, SaaS and ESAs will converge along "context" business processes that are not core to differentiation. Enabling processes will be the next wave of SaaS integration and outsourcing.
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