Maxim Magazine Russian Issue: April 2008 | PDF | Page: 110 | 40.83 MB

Russian Issue of Maxim April 2008 Issue

Windows IT Pro, April 2008
PDF | English | 14.4 MB

Conquer 2 New DNS Exploits
You understand the importance of securing your external name servers, but what about your DNS clients? Two new client-focused vulnerabilities demand your attention.

PowerShell 101, Lesson 3
PowerShell's comparison, logical, and arithmetic operators combined with its support for wildcards and regular expressions help put the "Pow" in PowerShell.

10 Steps for Physical to Virtual OS Migration
Save your organization time and server space by performing a physical to virtual (P2V) OS migration using the Virtual Server Migration Toolkit (VSMT) and Mobile Automated Services (ADS). This mobile P2V solution gives you the flexibility to handle migrations anywhere in the organization.

Windows Server 2008 Installation -- It's a Snap!
Install and begin to use Windows Server 2008, and learn how the OS is a very different beast than what you've experienced in the past.

6 New Security Features in IIS 7.0
You can sandbox applications, delegate configuration decisions, control access to all content types, and more with IIS 7.0 security features.

Windows Home Server and WGA Changes in Vista SP1
Learn why Windows Home Server is a surprisingly good solution for some small businesses and why changes to Windows Genuine Advantage in Vista SP1 might send you scurrying to update.

Fairie Fetish, No. 7 (Adult Comics)
19 pics | English | 1.1 MB

The new Bondage Fairies.

No. 7 - The Scholar Sparrow.

Fairie Fetish, No. 7 (Adult Comics)
19 pics | English | 1.1 MB

The new Bondage Fairies.

No. 7 - The Scholar Sparrow.

Science, March 28, 2008
PDF | English | 25.3 MB

Cover
The many layers of gene regulation in a eukaryotic cell, envisioned as a video game. Transcription in the nucleus (green circle) proceeds to translation in the cytoplasm via genome topology, polymerase pausing, microRNA repression, RNA splicing, and riboswitch regulation.

Special Issue: Gene Regulation
As in civil society, where there must necessarily be checks and balances on freedom of expression, cells have evolved a range of mechanisms to regulate the expression of their constituent genes. By far the best-understood medium for gene regulation is the protein transcription factor. However, new and unexpected gene regulatory systems have been discovered in the past decade, perhaps the most important of which involve microRNAs (miRNAs).

Science by the Masses
By offering prizes on behalf of clients seeking scientific and engineering help, an Internet company called InnoCentive has gathered a virtual work force of 135,000 problem-solvers from around the world.

With New Disease Genes, a Bounty of Questions
New techniques, including genome-wide associations, are identifying new disease risk factors; researchers are uncertain what they mean -- and what to advise patients.

Lunar and Planetary Science Conference
At the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, cosmochemists reported measurements of the oxygen isotopic composition of the sun that indicate that isotopically as well as physically, Earth is not at the center of things.

Dynamics of Saturn's South Polar Vortex
Observations from Cassini show that the cloud vortex at Saturn?s south pole shares some features with hurricanes (such as an eye wall), but forms by a different mechanism.

Science, March 28, 2008
PDF | English | 25.3 MB

Cover
The many layers of gene regulation in a eukaryotic cell, envisioned as a video game. Transcription in the nucleus (green circle) proceeds to translation in the cytoplasm via genome topology, polymerase pausing, microRNA repression, RNA splicing, and riboswitch regulation.

Special Issue: Gene Regulation
As in civil society, where there must necessarily be checks and balances on freedom of expression, cells have evolved a range of mechanisms to regulate the expression of their constituent genes. By far the best-understood medium for gene regulation is the protein transcription factor. However, new and unexpected gene regulatory systems have been discovered in the past decade, perhaps the most important of which involve microRNAs (miRNAs).

Science by the Masses
By offering prizes on behalf of clients seeking scientific and engineering help, an Internet company called InnoCentive has gathered a virtual work force of 135,000 problem-solvers from around the world.

With New Disease Genes, a Bounty of Questions
New techniques, including genome-wide associations, are identifying new disease risk factors; researchers are uncertain what they mean -- and what to advise patients.

Lunar and Planetary Science Conference
At the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, cosmochemists reported measurements of the oxygen isotopic composition of the sun that indicate that isotopically as well as physically, Earth is not at the center of things.

Dynamics of Saturn's South Polar Vortex
Observations from Cassini show that the cloud vortex at Saturn?s south pole shares some features with hurricanes (such as an eye wall), but forms by a different mechanism.