Unusual Message Research Articles

Friday Veneration among Syriac Christians: The Witness of theStory of the Holy Friday

AbstractThis article contains the original unpublished Syriac text of the Story of the Holy Friday, an anonymous hagiographic composition that promotes an idiosyncratic form of Friday veneration, which demands that Christians refrain from work on that day completely. The text of the Story, published on the basis of manuscript Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, syr. 234, is accompanied with an English translation and discussion of its unusual message, possibly related to the early period of Muslim-Christian relations in the Near East.

Text mining self‐disclosing health information for public health service

Understanding specific patterns or knowledge of self‐disclosing health information could support public health surveillance and healthcare. This study aimed to develop an analytical framework to identify self‐disclosing health information with unusual messages on web forums by leveraging advanced text‐mining techniques. To demonstrate the performance of the proposed analytical framework, we conducted an experimental study on 2 major human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) forums in Taiwan. The experimental results show that the classification accuracy increased significantly (up to 83.83%) when using features selected by the information gain technique. The results also show the importance of adopting domain‐specific features in analyzing unusual messages on web forums. This study has practical implications for the prevention and support of HIV/AIDS healthcare. For example, public health agencies can re‐allocate resources and deliver services to people who need help via social media sites. In addition, individuals can also join a social media site to get better suggestions and support from each other.

Study and Analysis of Text Steganography Tools

Maintain the security of the secret informat ion, this words has been a great challenge in our day to day life. Sender can send messages regularly through a co mmunicat ion channel like Internet, draws the attention of third parties, hackers and crackers, perhaps causing attempts to break and expose the unusual messages. Steganography is a gifted region which is used for secured data transmission over any public med ia. Wide quantity of research work has been established by different researchers on steganography. Steganalysis is an art and science of detecting messages hidden using steganography. Some research work has also been remarked in the field of Steganalysis also. In this contribution, we have gone through steganalysis attack of some established text steganography tools.

Text Steganography Using Quantum Approach in Regional Language with Revised SSCE

In this contribution we present a work of text steganography. Maintain the security of the secret information has been a great challenge in our day to day life. Sender can send messages habitually through a communication channel like Internet, draws the attention of third parties, hackers and crackers, perhaps causing attempts to break and expose the unusual messages. Steganography is a talented province which is used for secured data transmission over any public media. Extensive amount of research work has been established by different researchers on steganography. In this paper, a text steganography procedure has been designed with the help of a Regional language of India i.e. Gujarati language. Here the quantum approach also incorporates for increasing the security level. A Revised SSCE code (SSCE - Secret Steganography Code for Embedding) has been implemented in this work to upgrade the level of security. Text steganography together with Revised SSCE code & quantum approach based on the use of two specific and two special characters in Gujarati language and mapping technique of quantum gate truth table have been used.

A Procedure of Text Steganography Using Indian Regional Language

In this paper we present a work of text steganography. Now a days, maintain the security of the secret information has been a great challenge. Sender can send messages habitually through a communication channel like Internet, draws the attention of third parties, hackers and crackers, perhaps causing attempts to break and expose the unusual messages. Steganography is a promising region which is used for secured data transmission over any public media. Substantial amount of research work has been accepted by different researchers on steganography. In this paper, a text steganography procedure has been planned with the help of an Indian regional language i.e. Oriya language. Text steganography together with quantum approach based on the use of two specific characters and two special characters like invited comas (opening and closing) in Oriya language and mapping technique of quantum gate truth table have been used.

Schizophrenia and artificial schizophrenia

After achieving information process approach and analogy between human brain and computer, the similarities between brain performance and computer were propounded. Both the systems receive the information from the environment and save it, process it and restore it as basically both of them have soft-ware and hard-ware. Humans store information in the neurons akin to the storage of computer on silicon chips. For this similarity, the ability of computer is called the artificial intelligence. In human brain, not all information always register in neurons but some of these information latter crop up as remainder as unusable computer virus and the brain by natural sleep process or in dream will refine the additional information with reverse learning. If this information does not refined, the symptoms like psychosis disease, hallucination, delusion and so on are created in human beings. Similarly, the computer virus acts on the stored information and on the main programs. These viruses will be attached to the functional files and grows. From existence of program register, the computer viruses can be pointed to appearing as the unusual messages, reducing the memory content, disturbance in printer performance, broadcasting the unusual voices and changing the executive files and so on. So, in the parley of to artificial intelligence world it can be identified as artificial Schizophrenia similar to human Schizophrenia. Thus, understanding artificial intelligence may help to understand the human brain function and in evolving treatment strategies.

Joseph Noel Paton's Bond and Free: Five Sketches Illustrative of Slavery

Royal Scottish Academician Joseph Noel Paton (1821–1901), famous for his fairy and religious paintings, also produced a powerful yet forgotten series of drawings on slavery primarily between 1857 and ca. 1863. These appeared in Bond and Free: Five Sketches Illustrative of Slavery, a book‐cum‐portfolio. The quintet was photographed by Thomas Annan and offered to members/subscribers of the Art‐Union of Glasgow. The subject was clearly linked to the American Civil War, but accompanying biblical verses generated diverse meanings. The inclusion of mixed‐race figures, especially women, is significant, as are connections with contemporary abolitionist literature. Verbum Dei (Word of God), The Sale, The Capture, The Rescue, and Freedom represent separate phases, but only three formed an abbreviated narrative when published in 1865 in the Sunday Magazine. I analyze the visual encoding of each of the five images with special emphasis on the unusual message and vision of a new social order in the post‐emancipation scene Freedom.

Protesters March to a Different Drummer

ANIMAL RESEARCHOXFORD, U.K.-- A placard-waving crowd took to the streets here on 25 February with an unusual message: Support animal research. ([Read more][1].) [1]: http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/311/5765/1229b

In the name of God, and of Bush, and of the market

In the name of God is the heading chosen by some researchers from a Middle Eastern country for their posters in an international conference on chemistry which has recently been held in Paris. This powerful message preceded the results of the researchers' work on the morphology, molecular structure, as well as the physical, chemical and mechanical properties of advanced polymeric materials. It was an unexpected statement, an unusual message, though certainly not an unprecedented one. It had nonetheless a striking effect in the context of a scientific conference attended by thousands of people from various ethnic and religious backgrounds.

Security, privacy, and confidentiality issues on the Internet.

We introduce the issues around protecting information about patients and related data sent via the Internet. We begin by reviewing three concepts necessary to any discussion about data security in a healthcare environment: privacy, confidentiality, and consent. We are giving some advice on how to protect local data. Authentication and privacy of e-mail via encryption is offered by Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) and Secure Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (S/MIME). The de facto Internet standard for encrypting Web-based information interchanges is Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), more recently known as Transport Layer Security or TLS. There is a public key infrastructure process to `sign' a message whereby the private key of an individual can be used to `hash' the message. This can then be verified against the sender's public key. This ensures the data's authenticity and origin without conferring privacy, and is called a `digital signature'. The best protection against viruses is not opening e-mails from unknown sources or those containing unusual message headers.

Reconsideration of Some Paradoxes in the Theory of Optimal Foreign Investment*

The paper re‐examines some ‘paradoxical’ propositions on optimal foreign investment discussed by Negishi and Long in the context of growing international economies. It demonstrates the following rather critical conclusions:first, the unusual message of the Negishi‐Long paradoxes derives essentially from the requirement of growth equilibria rather than that of optimality; second, one of the paradoxes, attributable to Long, is at best a characterization of local optimum and, therefore, completely misleading as a policy recommendation:and thirdly, an appropriate change of standard of references would dissolve the Negishi‐Long paradoxes and reveal a neglected true paradox of the model.