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TOM SELLECK

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Tom Selleck is an American actor and former model. He was born in 1945 at Detroit. First a model for Pepsi-Cola, salem and Revlon, he was picked out of the audience of television's 'The Dating Game' and seen by a talent scout who arranged contact with 20th-Century-Fox, nothing came of that but he appeared on television and subsequently in films.
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GLOBAL PRODUCT

A global product is a product that is marketed throughout the world with the same brand name, such as Coca Cola, Guinness, Levi, and McDonalds. The advantage of a global product is that it usually enables an advertisement or image to be used worldwide. However, one drawback is that some advertising slogans do not travel well. For example, things come alive with Pepsi, when translated into Chinese, led the populace to believe that their ancestors would be brought back from the dead; the Vauxhall Nova encountered similar problems in Spain, where Nova means no go!
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DENIAL OF SERVICE

Denial of Service (DoS) is a form of malicious attack conducted against a computer server with the intention of denying the server the ability to conduct its rightful service. Typical denial of service attacks are launched against http (web) servers to prevent access to the web pages published by them, and against email servers to prevent their functioning. Other Denial of service atacks may target firewalls and routers on networks, thereby preventing tarffic in and out of a network. The most popular and easiest forms of denial of service attacks are caused by flooding (such as with the Pepsi UDP Flooder), the attacker simply sends a constant stream of data to a victim machine. In a typical attack (known as SYN Flooding), a malicious attacker sends a TCP SYN signal with a non-existant origination IP address to the victim machine. The victim machine then sends a SYN-ACK signal to the non-existant IP address and awaits a response, which of course it never receives, and so the victim machine resends and rewaits. All this sending and waiting takes up resources on the victim machine, until eventually it may be so busy sending and awaiting replies from a non-existant IP address that it cannot perform it's legitimate duties.
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PEPSI UDP FLOODER

The Pepsi UDP Flooder is a denial of service tool by 'Soldier' used for attacking Microsoft NT networks. The Pepsi UDP Flooder sends broadcasts to all NT computers connected to the network, using a forged origination address so that responses from the computers on the network are not acknowledged.
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PEPSI

PEPSI is an abbreviation for Parameter Extraction Program for Silicon on Insulator
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COCA-COLA

Coca-Cola is the trade name of a coloured, sweetened, flavoured carbonated drink, originally made with coca leaves and flavoured with cola nuts, and containing caramel and caffeine. It was invented in 1886 and sold in every state of the USA by 1895 and in 155 countries by 1987. Coca-Cola, like other carbonated, sweetened soft-drinks, has little or no nutritional value and in excess can cause dental problems, contribute towards obesity and diabetes. After initial success, Coca-Cola was imitated by numerous manufacturers who were subsequently taken to court and banned from using names similar to the trademarked 'Coca-Cola'. The only real opposition to Coca-Cola came from 'Pepsi-Cola', which in the early 1980's launched a revolutionary marketing strategy entitled 'The Pepsi Challenge'. The Pepsi Challenge was a blind tasting conducted among the public across the USA and the world in which consumers blind tasted Pepsi against Coca-Cola. The results showed that people preferred the taste of Pepsi, and in 1985 Coca-Cola changed their recipe. This was a marketing disaster for Coca-Cola which rocked the USA and within three months the original Coca-Cola recipe was reinstated and re-branded as 'Classic Coca-Cola'. The marketing war between Coca-Cola and Pepsi rages on, with both side aiming for a total monopoly of the world soft drinks market, and in the USA both companies sponsor schools and local authorities in cynical brand awareness programs that offer schools funding in return for advertising and vending machines within the school.
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