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... http:// web page address which indicates which web server to connect to, and the page we want to view. What URL do we use in order to browse to our web server? If your web server and web browser ... dynamic web pages. How are Dynamic Web Pages Served? To fully understand the nature of dynamic web pages, we first need to look at the limitations of what we can and can't do with a static web ... web server machine. Browsing to a Page on your Web Server Now you know the name of your web server, and that web services are running; you can view some classic ASP pages hosted on your web...

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... HTTP is supported by all web browsers, and it does very well the job it was conceived for— retrieving simple web content. Whenever you request a web page using your favorite web browser, the HTTP ... really encourage building anything interesting. Nevertheless, HTTP and HTML are still a very successful pair that both web servers and web clients (browsers) understand. They are the foundation ... scenarios. In AJAX and PHP: Building Responsive Web Applications, we took a pragmatic and safe approach by teaching relevant patterns and best practices that we think any web developer will...

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... color value that your browser can understand. However, data access pages must run in Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Internet Explorer also understands a wide variety of color names that you ... Articles A59 Part 9: Articles Article 4 Internet Explorer Web Page Color Names When you’re setting color properties in a data access page, you normally enter a hexa- decimal value that represents ... variety of color names that you can enter instead. The following table lists those color names and their corresponding hexadecimal color code values. Color Name Hexadecimal Code Color Name Hexadecimal...

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... users="?"/> </authorization> </system .web& gt; </location> Sets a specific Web page as secure Sets a specific Web page as secure Determines who is authorized to access the Web page Determines who is authorized to access the Web page ***************************** ILLEGAL ... Review 55 Lab 5: Securing Web Pages 57 Module 5: Securing Web Pages 4 Module 5: Securing Web Pages To implement forms-based authentication in your ASP Web applications, you must: ... Module 5: Securing Web Pages iii Instructor Notes This module explains how to secure the Web pages that compose a Web application through the use of Active Server Pages (ASP) and Microsoft ®...

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($Bil)   41  Already,asanindicationofthisrisingperceptionofrisk,ownersofU.S.governmentsecurities and other investorsareflockingtopurchaseinsuranceagainstapossiblefuturedefaultbytheU.S.Treasury,drivingthe premiumsonU.S.Treasurycreditdefaultswapstonewhighs.  Thus,itrecentlycostinvestors98basispointstobuyprotectionagainstaTreasurydefault,up14‐foldfrom just7basispointsinlate2007,orapremiumcostof$9,800per$1millionofU.S.debt,comparedtoonly$700 previously.Ifthispremiumcostbecomesprohibitive,lenderswilldemandhigheryieldsonU.S.Treasuriesor maybegintoreducetheircurrentTreasurybondholdings,makingitincreasinglyexpensivefortheU.S. Treasurytorefunditsmaturingdebts—letaloneraisenewfundstofinanceitsbulgingdeficits.  Thisisevidencethat,evenintheabsenceofadepression,thecreditoftheU.S.governmentisbeingdamaged byitsassumptionoftrillionsofdollarsindirectorindirectliabilitiesforcompanieslikeFannieMae,Freddie Mac,AIG,Citigroup, and manyothers.Inadepression,unlesstheU.S.governmentceasestoassume responsibilityfortheseliabilities,thecredit and credibilityoftheU.S.governmentcanbedamagedfarmore.  Moreover,thereareotherpowerfulfactorsthatcanmakeitmoreexpensive and difficultfortheU.S.Treasury tofinanceitsrescues and bailouts:  1.Thecapital and liquidityoflenders.  U.S.debtisfundedbyindividuals,domesticfinancialinstitutions and foreigngovernments.Inadepression, eachofthesemaysufferadeclineincapital and liquidity,mayhavereducedfundsavailableforinvestment,or mayhavetocashouttheirholdingsduetoother,morepressingdemands.  2.Theparticipationofgovernmentsecuritiesdealers.  TheU.S.governmentsellsitsdebtsecuritiesmuchlikeanautomanufacturersellsitscars.Ford,forexample, rarelysellsdirectlytothepublic.Instead,itusesanationalnetworkofdealers.Thesedealersbuythecarsat auction,payingawholesaleprice;holdthecarsontheirlots; and thenmarkupthepricetosellthemretail. Similarly,theU.S.governmentsellsitssecuritiesatauctiontoanationwidenetworkofbonddealerswhobuy themwholesale,putthemontheirshelves, and markthemupforsaletothepublic.  Withouttheactive,continuingparticipationofthisnetworkofprivategovernment‐securitydealers,theU.S. Treasurywouldbeunabletoraisethefundsneededtofinanceitsoperations.  Thesedealers,inturn,requirerelativelystableprices and fluidfinancingtocontinuetoexercisethatfunction. IfmarketsarefloodedwithanunusuallylargesupplyofTreasuries,ifthereisdamagetothecreditoftheU.S. government,ifU.S. and foreignbondbuyerssufferaliquiditysqueeze,orifthoseinvestorsarefearfulofan inflationrevival,themarketmechani smitselfcouldsufferseriousdisruptions.  Specifically,theresultingsharppricedeclinesinthemarketvalueofbondinventoriesheldbydealerswould threatentheircapital,forcingthemtowithdrawfromtheTreasuryauctions.Paralleldisruptionsinthe interest‐ratefuturesmarkets,wheredealersseektohedgetheirrisk,wouldhaveasimilarimpact.  Inthisscenario,thedealerswouldceasetheirbiddinginTreasuryauctions and U.S.governmentwouldfind thatdeficitfinancingisimpossibleat any price.  23  However,ifthisglobalstructureisshaky,neitherafuturefailureofAIGnorthe2008bankruptcyofLehman Brotherscanbeproperlyconstruedastheunderlyingcause.Rather,theyaremerelypotentialtriggersofa globalcollapse.  Theunderlyingcausesofglobalinstabilityaremanyyearsofoverborrowing and undersaving,plusthe cumulativeweightoftheU.S.housingbust,mortgagemeltdown,widespreaddeleveraginginthefinancial system, and thedeepesteconomicdownturnsincetheGreatDepression.  Meanwhile,thepotentialtriggersofaglobalcollapseareubiquitous—notlimitedtojustoneortwofirms suchasAIGorLehmanBrothers.Aswedemonstrateinthispaper,inthebankingindustryalone,thereareat leastfourmegabanks and thousandsofsmallerinstitutionsatrisk.Thus,althoughabundanttaxpayerfunds maylockdownsomeofthepotentialtriggerssomeofthetime,itisunreasonabletoexpectthegovernment tosilenceallthegunsallthetime.    18  JPMorganChaseBankNA(OH),or“JPM,”isthelargestU.S.commercialbankwith$1.8trillionintotalassets.  ... Afailureisafailure.Ifmarketpricesmeanthatinstitutionshavebiglosses, and ifthebiglossesmeanall capitalisgone,thentheinstitutionhasfailed.  8.Wewillpro‐activelyshutdowntheweakestinstitutionsnomatterhowlargetheymaybe;provide opportunitiesforborderlineinstitutionstorehabilitatethemselvesunderaslimdietoflow‐risklending; and givethesurviving,well‐capitalizedinstitutionsbetteropportunitiestogainmarketshare.  KansasCityFederalReservePresidentThomasHoenigrecommendsthat“publicauthoritieswouldbedirected todeclare any financialinstitutioninsolventwheneveritscapitallevelfallstoolowtosupportitsongoing operations and theclaimsagainstit,orwheneverthemarketlosesconfidenceinthefirm and refusesto providefunding and capital.Thisdirectiveshouldbeclearlystated and consistentlyadheredtoforallfinancial institutionsthatarepartoftheintermediationprocessorpaymentssystem.”Weagree.  9.Wewillbuildconfidenceinthebankingsystem,butinaverydifferentway:Rightnow,bankingauthorities aretheirownworstenemy.Theypainttheentirebankingindustrywithasinglebroadbrush—“safe.”But whenconsumersseebigbanksonthebrinkofbankruptcy,theirresponseistopainttheentireindustrywith analternatebroadbrush—thattheentirebankingindustryis“unsafe.”Topreventthatoutcome,wewill challengetheauthoritiestoreleasetheirconfidentialCAMELSratingsoneachbankinthecountry. And to restoresomeriskfordepositors,wewillaskthemtoreversetheexpansionofFDICcoveragelimits,bringing backthe$100,000capfo rindividuals and businesses.  Althoughthesestepsmayhurtindividualbanksintheshortrun,itwillnotharmthebankingsysteminthe longrun.Quitethecontrary,whenconsumershaveareasontodiscriminaterationallybetweensafe and unsafeinstitutions, and whentheyhaveamotivetoshifttheirfundsfreelytostrongerhands,theywill strengthenthebankingsystem.  IammakingtheserecommendationsbecauseIamoptimisticwecangetthroughthiscrisis.Oursocial and physicalinfrastructure,ourknowledgebase, and ourDemocraticformofgovernmentarestrongenoughto makeitpossible.Asanation,we’vebeenthroughworsebefore, and wesurvivedthen.Withallourwealth and knowledge,wecancertainlydoitagaintoday.  Butmyoptimismcomeswithnoguarantees.Ultimately,we’regoingtohavetomakeachoice:Theright choiceistomakesharedsacrifices,letdeflationdoitswo rk, and startregeneratingtheeconomicforcesthat havemadetheUnitedStatessuchagreatcountry.Thewrongchoiceistotaketheeasywayout,trytosave  32  WhenitbecameapparentthatMerrillLynchwouldpostnetlossesinthefourthquarterexceeding$15billion, BankofAmericaseriouslyconsideredbackingoutofthedeal.However,withsomeforcefulpersuasionfrom governmentofficials,themergerwascompletedonDec.31, and BankofAmericareceivedanadditional$10 billioninTARPmoneyonJanuary9,2009.  Justoneweeklater,onJanuary16,theTreasuryannounceditwould“provideprotectionagainstthe possibilityofunusuallylargelossesonanassetpoolofapproximately$118billion” ... Afailureisafailure.Ifmarketpricesmeanthatinstitutionshavebiglosses, and ifthebiglossesmeanall capitalisgone,thentheinstitutionhasfailed.  8.Wewillpro‐activelyshutdowntheweakestinstitutionsnomatterhowlargetheymaybe;provide opportunitiesforborderlineinstitutionstorehabilitatethemselvesunderaslimdietoflow‐risklending; and givethesurviving,well‐capitalizedinstitutionsbetteropportunitiestogainmarketshare.  KansasCityFederalReservePresidentThomasHoenigrecommendsthat“publicauthoritieswouldbedirected todeclare any financialinstitutioninsolventwheneveritscapitallevelfallstoolowtosupportitsongoing operations and theclaimsagainstit,orwheneverthemarketlosesconfidenceinthefirm and refusesto providefunding and capital.Thisdirectiveshouldbeclearlystated and consistentlyadheredtoforallfinancial institutionsthatarepartoftheintermediationprocessorpaymentssystem.”Weagree.  9.Wewillbuildconfidenceinthebankingsystem,butinaverydifferentway:Rightnow,bankingauthorities aretheirownworstenemy.Theypainttheentirebankingindustrywithasinglebroadbrush—“safe.”But whenconsumersseebigbanksonthebrinkofbankruptcy,theirresponseistopainttheentireindustrywith analternatebroadbrush—thattheentirebankingindustryis“unsafe.”Topreventthatoutcome,wewill challengetheauthoritiestoreleasetheirconfidentialCAMELSratingsoneachbankinthecountry. And to restoresomeriskfordepositors,wewillaskthemtoreversetheexpansionofFDICcoveragelimits,bringing backthe$100,000capfo rindividuals and businesses.  Althoughthesestepsmayhurtindividualbanksintheshortrun,itwillnotharmthebankingsysteminthe longrun.Quitethecontrary,whenconsumershaveareasontodiscriminaterationallybetweensafe and unsafeinstitutions, and whentheyhaveamotivetoshifttheirfundsfreelytostrongerhands,theywill strengthenthebankingsystem.  IammakingtheserecommendationsbecauseIamoptimisticwecangetthroughthiscrisis.Oursocial and physicalinfrastructure,ourknowledgebase, and ourDemocraticformofgovernmentarestrongenoughto makeitpossible.Asanation,we’vebeenthroughworsebefore, and wesurvivedthen.Withallourwealth and knowledge,wecancertainlydoitagaintoday.  Butmyoptimismcomeswithnoguarantees.Ultimately,we’regoingtohavetomakeachoice:Theright choiceistomakesharedsacrifices,letdeflationdoitswo rk, and startregeneratingtheeconomicforcesthat havemadetheUnitedStatessuchagreatcountry.Thewrongchoiceistotaketheeasywayout,trytosave  32  WhenitbecameapparentthatMerrillLynchwouldpostnetlossesinthefourthquarterexceeding$15billion, BankofAmericaseriouslyconsideredbackingoutofthedeal.However,withsomeforcefulpersuasionfrom governmentofficials,themergerwascompletedonDec.31, and BankofAmericareceivedanadditional$10 billioninTARPmoneyonJanuary9,2009.  Justoneweeklater,onJanuary16,theTreasuryannounceditwould“provideprotectionagainstthe possibilityofunusuallylargelossesonanassetpoolofapproximately$118billion”...

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