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WordPress is a flexible and powerful tool that's ideal for creating both blog and non-blog websites. You can customize the features, incorporate your own design, and even write your own plugins with ease. Its versatility and ease of use have attracted a large, enthusiastic, and helpful community of users.

To celebrate the publication of the WordPress 3.0 Complete book, Packt is offering a series of attractive discounts on all WordPress books for a period of 10 days.

    * Buy any WordPress print book and get 20% off
    * Buy any WordPress eBook and get 30% off

This offer will last for a 10 day period starting from 18th February and ending 28th February 2011. Grab your copy now !

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To celebrate the publication of six new Microsoft books on Monday, 24th January 2011 Packt has a special offer on all the latest Microsoft books

Purchase 2 or more Microsoft books and get 25% off each book throughout January

There is also the chance to win one year's free subscription to PacktLib (worth $220) every Monday by entering Packt's Microsoft Monday Competition

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Term Extraction Tasks in SQL Server Integration Services

Microsoft SQL Server's SQL Server Integration Services is a comprehensive, full featured tool for processing data in the back-end storage locations. Extraction of attributes in a body of text is an important task while mining data and the SSIS provides just the required transformation - Term Extraction, to accomplish this task. SSIS looks through the presented text document and sorts out terms. By terms are meant specifically nouns, noun phrases, and both nouns and noun phrases. You also have the flexibility of limiting extracted terms based on their frequency of occurrence. For example you could configure the task in such a way that you can capture terms that are repeated in the body of text a certain number of times.

This tutorial by Jayaram Krishnaswamy shows a simple example of extracting terms from a body of text.

Telecommunications and Network Security Concepts for CISSP Exam

The telecommunication and network security domain deals with the security of voice and data communications through local area, wide area, and remote access networking. The focus is to understand the networking models such as Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) and TCP/IP models, which are the most important models that follow a layered approach to networking, as well as the security mechanisms for Internet, Intranet, and Extranet in terms of firewalls, routers, and intrusion detection and protection systems.

The telecommunication and network security domain is one of the 10 domains of the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) exam.

In this article by M.L.Srinivasan, we will discuss the following topics:

• Different protocols that are in transport layer, network/internet layer, and link layer in the TCP/IP model
• Some threats and vulnerabilities that are prevalent to such protocols
• Common attacks and possible countermeasures
• Important technologies and the security issues associated with them

Techniques for Creating a Multimedia Database

This article by Marcelle Kratochvil author of Managing Multimedia and Unstructured Data in the Oracle Database, covers the technical aspects of setting up a database to use Oracle Multimedia. It contains tips, codes, and useful techniques for setting up and managing an Oracle Database and covers the core storage capabilities of the Oracle Database. The goal is to enable the database administrator to make correctly informed decisions about the physical structure of database storage objects, in particular tablespaces, datafiles, and database capabilities.

Technical Best Practices for Dynamics AX - Application Design Standards

Most of the qualities of an ideal ERP system such as, Total Cost of Ownership, Flexibility, Usability, Integration and many more are implemented by conformance to the technical best practices discussed in this two part article by Anil Kumar Gupta. The Dynamics AX best practice can be grouped into three categories i.e. application design standards, shared standards, and AOT object standards.

The first part of this article will discuss Application Design Standards.