Honorable mention

Horizon Mass Theorem Honorable Mention Gravity Research Foundation 2005

A new theorem for black holes is found. It is called the horizon mass theorem. The horizon mass is the mass which cannot escape from the horizon of a black hole. For all black holes: neutral, charged or rotating, the horizon mass is always twice the irreducible mass observed at infinity. Previous theorems on black holes are: 1. the singularity theorem, 2. the area theorem, 3. the uniqueness the...

Honorable Mention for CNUR816: Health Assessment at Ryerson University

A Forensic Analysis of a Distributed Two-Stage Web-Based Spam Attack (Awarded Honorable Mention!)

Open mail relays have long been vilified as one of the key vectors for spam, and today – thanks to education and the blocking efforts of open relay databases (ORDBs) – relatively few open relays remain to serve spammers. Yet a critical and widespread vulnerability remains in an as-yet unaddressed arena: web-based email forms. This paper describes the effects of a distributed proxy attack on a v...

Enhancing the "think loop process" with consistent interactions: VAST 2012 Mini Challenge 1 award: Honorable mention for good interaction techniques

The 2012 VAST Mini-Challenge 1 presented in excess of 158 million data points for analysis. The data consisted of network events from Bank of Money, a large organization whose branches spanned the entirety of fictional BankWorld, as well as the assets generating the events. Two network event datasets were used to analyze the network’s state and determine what anomalies could be affecting it. Th...

Appointment of Honorable

The SPEAKER pro tempore. Without objection, and pursuant to clause 5(a)(4)(A) of rule X, the Chair announces that the Speaker named the following Members of the House to be available to serve on investigation subcommittees of the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct for the 107th Congress: Mr. GEKAS of Pennsylvania; Mr. CHABOT of Ohio; Mr. LATOURETTE of Ohio; Mr. SHADEGG of Arizona; Mr. W...