The document discusses different components of corporate firewalls:
Firewalls prevent unauthorized access to a company's network from outside networks like the Internet. They monitor data flowing in and out and intercept unjust access.
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) allows sending and receiving files between machines remotely over the Internet.
A bastion host is a hardened computer located outside the firewall that withstands attacks and typically hosts a single application like a proxy server.
A proxy server acts as an intermediary between clients and other servers, evaluating requests according to filtering rules and sometimes altering or serving requests without contacting the actual server.
The document discusses different components of corporate firewalls:
Firewalls prevent unauthorized access to a company's network from outside networks like the Internet. They monitor data flowing in and out and intercept unjust access.
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) allows sending and receiving files between machines remotely over the Internet.
A bastion host is a hardened computer located outside the firewall that withstands attacks and typically hosts a single application like a proxy server.
A proxy server acts as an intermediary between clients and other servers, evaluating requests according to filtering rules and sometimes altering or serving requests without contacting the actual server.
The document provides information on a shipping company's operating performance for the second quarter, including actual results compared to the master budget and a flexible budget. The actual sales volume was lower than the master budget but actual revenues and most expenses were also lower, resulting in an unfavorable total master budget variance but a favorable flexible budget variance. While contribution margin was lower than the master budget, fixed costs were mostly equal to budget resulting in an unfavorable variance in operating income compared to both budgets.
This document outlines key concepts from several perspectives on personality psychology. It discusses Freud's psychoanalytic perspective including the id, ego, superego and psychosexual stages. It also covers trait theory including Eysenck's two factor model and the Big Five. Learning theory perspectives like behaviorism and social cognitive theory are examined. The humanistic perspective focuses on free will and self-actualization. Finally, the sociocultural perspective addresses how culture influences personality and the self-concept. The document concludes by describing objective and projective personality tests.
The document discusses the history and development of disaster mental health from the 1960s to present day. It covers major events that shaped the field like Hurricane Katrina and 9/11, the creation of organizations like FEMA and the Red Cross' mental health programs. It also discusses concepts in disaster mental health response like psychological first aid, debriefing, and the need for multidisciplinary and integrated emergency management systems.
1) The document discusses several topics related to social cognition and aging, including social judgment processes, knowledge structures and beliefs, causal attributions, motivation and goals, stereotypes, personal control, and social competence.
2) Key points include that older adults are more influenced by negative information and weigh it more heavily in judgments compared to young adults. Processing limitations may also make older adults more vulnerable to biases.
3) Social beliefs and knowledge structures change with age, with some beliefs like the importance of marriage increasing with age. The social context can facilitate memory performance in older adults through collaboration.
This 4 sentence document lists 4 colors: red, blue, green, and black. It appears to be a simple listing of colors without much additional context or detail provided.
The document discusses several topics related to using an intranet within a company, including firewalls, HTML, CGI, and intranets. It provides definitions and descriptions of each topic. Firewalls are defined as systems that prevent unauthorized access to computer networks from outside. HTML is used to describe the structure and appearance of documents. CGI scripts allow adding forms and user-defined content to web pages. An intranet is a private network, usually within a company, that uses internet protocols but is not accessible from the public internet. Reference links are also provided.
The document discusses the bobcat, including its habitat across parts of North America including mountains, swamps, and deserts. It hunts small animals like rabbits, rats, and mice, as well as larger prey twice its size. Bobcats hunt primarily at dawn and dusk, using camouflage from their spotted fur to ambush prey and sharp claws and teeth to catch it. They are solitary hunters that change fur color with the seasons.
The snowy owl has incredible vision that allows it to hunt during the day or night. Males are whiter than females. Snowy owls range in size from 20 to 28 inches with a wingspan of 4.2 to 4.8 feet. They live in the Arctic tundra and prey mainly on lemmings but will also eat small rodents, birds, fish, and worms. Snowy owls mate for life and females will lay 3 to 11 eggs that hatch after a month of incubation.
The document provides Chinese phrases for common expressions in Mandarin Chinese including stating one's age, saying what languages one can speak, saying what one likes to eat and drink, and asking what others are saying. It then gives examples of how to say equivalent phrases in English. It concludes with a 10 question multiple choice quiz to test understanding of the Chinese characters presented.
The document discusses the growth of text messaging and argues that predictions that it would not catch on have been proven wrong by the 6.1 trillion text messages sent annually. It provides examples of how text messaging is used for a variety of purposes including disaster communication, entertainment, customer service, and scheduling. The document also discusses how text messaging began as an unintended feature of mobile phones and has become a mainstream form of communication.
Teaching NASA to Open Source its Software the Apache WayChris Mattmann
The document discusses the Apache Software Foundation and why NASA should contribute software to Apache projects rather than creating its own foundation. It describes Apache as the largest open source software developer with thousands of committers and contributors working on over 100 projects. It emphasizes that Apache uses a meritocratic model and gaining commit access requires contributing and earning credentials over time. It urges NASA to leverage what already exists at Apache to build communities, gain control through meritocracy, and help retain talented software engineers rather than reinventing the wheel by creating a separate foundation.
Bridging The Gap - Connecting ROI from Marketing to FinanceGary Edgar
This document discusses bridging the gap between marketing and finance departments by connecting marketing ROI with financial ROI. It outlines how each department typically views the other and proposes four ways to start tracking goals jointly: 1) Start on the same page by defining success metrics and formulating a plan; 2) Set specific and realistic measurable goals; 3) Test initiatives on a small scale before broader implementation; 4) Regroup and share a wrap report on metrics, insights and follow-up actions. Common missteps in measurement like lacking context or focusing only on data are also addressed.