one of the methods of preventing crimes is ‘situational prevention’ that is to design environment, change physical conditions and with controlling of environment and crime opportunities decreases the rate of crime in the society. some of these ways concentrates on environmental changes, control of criminals and supporting weak victims and taking care of crime targets. since development of civil...

Abstract. The stocktaking activities at the company take a relatively long time depending on number of goods and assets owned. As result, can only carry out stock taking end day or in non-peak season. This condition resulted company’s being disorganized doing stocktaking. study aims to create an application that facilitate management inventory goods. system development method uses SDLC (System ...

OBJECTIVE Mephedrone has been recently made illegal in Europe, but little empirical evidence is available on its impact on human cognitive functions. We investigated acute and chronic effects of mephedrone consumption on drug-sensitive cognitive measures, while also accounting for the influence of associated additional drug use and personality features. METHOD Twenty-six volunteers from the g...

Drug-associated cues are believed to be important mediators of addiction and drug relapse. Although such cues may influence drug-seeking behavior through multiple routes, it is their putative incentive motivational properties-their ability to elicit "craving"-that interests many addiction researchers. The Pavlovian-to-instrumental transfer paradigm is commonly used to assay cue-evoked incentive...

We report a vulnerability to network signature-based IDS which we have tested using Snort and we call “Squealing”. This vulnerability has significant implications since it can easily be generalized to any IDS. The vulnerability of signature-based IDS to high false positive rates has been welldocumented but we go further to show (at a high level) how packets can be crafted to match attack signat...

A retrospective survey was conducted on 67 boys in a London remand home during the years 1965-7 inclusive who were known to have taken drugs. The boys were divided into a "hard" and a "soft" group according to whether or not there was evidence of narcotic taking. The groups were compared and the hard group showed a significantly greater incidence of abnormal personality, family history of psych...