But I'm zipping over to Facebook only.
Add me if you know me, just search for Jason Yee in Hawaii :)
The page will stay the same as long as Blogger lets me keep it, especially the page about turning off that annoying Final Showing Markup view in Word 2003 (which according to posters works with Word 2007) located at:
http://jyeee.blogspot.com/2006/10/turn-offstopdisable-final-showing.html.
Aloha oe!
That's right, boys and girls, that's a picture of Chris Lim standing up on a surfboard :D w00000t! While his first time surfing was last Sunday (4 Mar) I've got him on film now :). Again, White Plains Beach is the best place to learn how to surf!
Lizard Rock, aka Puka Hole Island, aka Laniloa the Mo'o in Laie. It's a big rock or island with a big hole in the middle of it and I think it's totally cool. To get here, just search for directions to Naupaka Street. You'll have to drive a ways away from town, but it's worth it!
Kalaeloa Beach, aka White Plains, is a great place to learn how to surf. With a military ID, you can rent a board for $5/hr and with a good guide, learn to surf in minutes! Just remember to get the biggest board possible as a beginner and you'll be fine :). Here are the directions to White Plains beach.
1. H-1 West to Kapolei Exit #2
2. LEFT turn going South on Fort Barrette Ave, pass the hospital (right) and school (left)
3. LEFT on Roosevelt Rd, immediately after the abandoned guard shack
4. RIGHT on Coral Sea Rd, fourth RIGHT
5. LEFT on Tripoli St, past the airport on the right--look for the sign to the Shore Shack
6. Park and surf!
This spot was introduced to me by the Dibibar and Groenheim families and is a wonderful spot to learn how to surf. The waves are "mushy and choppy," there is often a lot of wind, and this place is about 45 minutes away from sweet home Kaimuki, but it's where my surfing soul is.
This macro will make MS Word start up in "Final" as opposed to "Final
Showing Markup." It's quite annoying when Final Showing Markup is the
default view--this has to stop/be disabled; I hope that this is
addressed in the next version of Office. Back to the point, this macro
will take you back to the days of Word XP and stop the Final Showing
Markup view before it rears its ugly head.
Final Showing Markup *is* shown by default if changes are tracked on a
document. For example, edit a document of your own, track changes,
then send it to a friend. Even though your friend doesn't want to see
the markup, they *WILL* because it's there. This little VBA macro
makes it so that you won't see the markup by default anymore, and
instead will see the Final (without markup) view.
Just dump these lines into a module in your Normal template (hit
ALT+F11 to start up the Visual Basic Editor, right click Modules under
the -Normal- directory and add a Module). Since the name of this sub
is "AutoOpen," it will execute whenever you open a document.
''''''''' VB Start '''''''''
Sub AutoOpen()
With ActiveWindow.View
.ShowRevisionsAndComments = False
.RevisionsView = wdRevisionsViewFinal
End With
CommandBars("Reviewing").Visible = False
'''OPTIONAL: previous line turns off Reviewing toolbar
End Sub
''''''''' VB End '''''''''
Hope this helps!
jyeee
Threw a 601 on Tuesday at Hickam Lanes, lane #22!!!
That was my first ever 600 series :D
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | Total | |
| Game 1 | X | X | 9/ | 8/ | 8/ | 8/ | 7/ | 9/ | 9/ | 9- | |
| 29 | 49 | 67 | 85 | 103 | 120 | 139 | 158 | 177 | 186 | 186 | |
| Game 2 | 9/ | X | X | X | X | 9- | X | X | 9/ | X72 | |
| 20 | 50 | 80 | 109 | 128 | 137 | 166 | 186 | 206 | 216 | 225 | |
| Game 3 | 9/ | 8/ | X | X | 7/ | 9/ | 9/ | 9/ | X | 81 | |
| 18 | 38 | 65 | 85 | 104 | 123 | 142 | 162 | 181 | 190 | 190 | |
| 601 |
xx159 (protested)
+ 225
+ 203
= 587
I can't believe I followed my previous 540 series with that. Bowling is grrrreat!
On Wednesday, I got to visit Mt. Ka'ala, the highest mountain on Oahu, so I could check out the stuff they have there and see how much my co-workers kick ass. It's an incredibly scenic six-mile drive up the mountain and you could see from Ewa to Wailua to Mililani. While I was up there Stu (special thanks, dude!), Mick, Jeff, Wes, and Paul taught me how to gaff, harness, and climb. Considering that I'm afraid of heights and that I'm on the highest mountain on my island... Well, pictures are worth a lot more words, but not enough to thank my Cable Dog bros.
My 15-minute, 75-foot climb (that the dogs did in about a minute :P):
I'm the highest man on Oahu!!!
Mt. Ka'ala pictures:
After a long night of studying for a tough exam (that I got really lucky on :)) and not a lot of sleep, I'm vacationing in budding Charleston with the Sullivan family and having a great time relaxing :). Boy is their house beautiful --check out the pictures! It's in a nice neighborhood minutes from work, a block or two away from some restaurants, and an overpass away from a great place to shop. And the weather is hot and humid, just the way I like it :D.
Today was a relaxing day of catching up on sleep, relaxing, and watching War of the Worlds. WotW is a beautifully directed/filmed movie with a story that just doesn't cut it, kinda like Kingdom of Heaven. Anyway, I having a great time this weekend and I hope you are too :)
Whoooo hooo! DGed ECOT (w00t!)and started off on my whirlwind tour of the western US. I'll start in Mississippi and end in Southern Cali. It's going to be great!
I write this from... Shrevport...
Had a wonderful time this weekend (after a pretty interesting Thursday and Hangman Day Friday) with Clyde and his family :). After a three-hour Friday-afternoon drive and dinner with the generous Guidry Family, Clyde and his brother Harlan took me to the Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival for about five pounds or so of crawfish. oooooohhhh... The next day, I got to visit the Kebodeaux family and then go to Contraband Days near Sulphur/Lake Charles for about six more pounds of crawfish. I am still full. But that's not all! We then had an incredibly delicious Mother's Day BBQ feast in Iota which also involved "poobeads" and DRIVING A TRACTOR. Sweeeeet. I LOVE FOOD, especially the delicious food that the Kebodeaux family cooked. I wish I had another stomach :(. I then drove back for about four hours to cook a BBQ back in Mississippi (that just paled in comparison to the Kebodeaux feast). Oh man, Louisiana is freaking awesome.
Unforgettable culture:
Today, I saw Tom Smith bowl a 300 game :). This is the first time I've ever seen a perfect game and it was incredible! I rolled a 213 and a 540 series, and my team split 4-up. I don't think that I've bowled a 200 since the first series of the season.
Going down: 2 conference papers tomorrow.
M.S. THESIS DEFENSE ANNOUNCEMENT
EFFICIENT GENERATION OF
SOCIAL NETWORK DATA FROM
COMPUTER-MEDIATED COMMUNICATION LOGS
2Lt Jason Yee, GCS-05M (Computer Science)
DATE: 7 March 2005
TIME: 0900
VENUE: Bldg 641, Rm 109
Abstract
The insider threat poses a significant risk to any network or information system. A general definition of the insider threat is an authorized user performing unauthorized actions, a broad definition with no specifications on severity or action. While limited research has been able to classify and detect insider threats, it is generally understood that insider attacks are planned, and that there is a time period in which the organization's leadership can intervene and prevent the attack. Previous studies have shown that the person's behavior will generally change, and it is possible that social network analysis could be used to observe those changes
Unfortunately, generation of social network data can be a time consuming and manually intensive process. This research discusses the automatic generation of such data from computer mediated communication records. Using the tools developed in this research, raw social network data can be gathered from communication logs quickly and cheaply. Ideas on further analysis of this data for insider threat mitigation are then presented.
Advisor: Dr. Bob Mills
Reader: Dr. Bert Peterson
Reader: Lt Col Summer Bartczak, PhD
