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South Bay Communications & Security offers security monitoring which includes monitoring systems that watch for burglar, fire and residential and/or business alarm signals.
Unlimited backup power is provided for the office and monitoring center by on-site power generators.
Alarm Monitoring – Residential and Commercial: Standard alarm dispatch service with ECV "Enhanced Call Verification" as allowed or required by local regulations.
Periodic Test Monitoring – Daily, Weekly, Monthly test monitoring for communications tests.There is no additional charge for monthly test monitoring.
Internet Monitoring – For those clients with no wire line phone, but a high speed internet connection, now they can use that internet connection for their alarm transmissions. Or backup monitoring can be offered over the internet, as a secondary path to the wire line phone. If the phone is out the signal can still get through.
Cellular Monitoring through AlarmNet – AlarmNet is Honeywell's new backup or alternate transmission path system. Available in cellular and internet versions, AlarmNet provides secure backup monitoring as well as a viable option for those applications where normal telephone lines are simply not available.
Open/Close Monitoring Service – This service has been available for many years, but most clients fail to appreciate its management and security value. Business owners need to know that their employees are opening on time, and that their building is secure at closing time. An alarm system is of no use unless it is armed every night. Businesses pay thousands for security, including recurring monthly fees, then trust to luck that the system will actually be used by their employees. In addition to regular reports of open and close activity, you can offer Late to Open, Late to Close, and Unauthorized Opening services, increasing your client's security and your value to them.
Backup Communications Monitoring – Monitoring of backup communications is available over Ademco Alarmnet or other cell backup services.
Fire Alarm and Sprinkler Supervision Monitoring – As a U.L. listed monitoring center we provide alarm, trouble, and supervisory alarm monitoring of all types of fire and sprinkler alarm systems.
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"Seva has given so much help to so many thousands of people for so many years — such a wonderful example of love in action."
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international programs, but here in some of the most impoverished communities in North America, on Native American reservations. Thank you Seva."
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"When we met the folks at Seva, we knew we were among kindred spirits, joining to bring people together in service to others. Whether preventing blindness in Nepal, assisting native peoples in Guatemala and Mexico, or helping our own Native Americans, Seva has been there to help alleviate suffering and improve people's lives. Long may they rock!"
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Seva's eye care team met Mr. Ram Bahadur when he and his wife came to a Seva remote eye camp in the town of Arghakhanchi, Nepal.
Bahadur couldn't see our faces because he had completely lost his eyesight, but he told us his story.
Many years ago, Bahadur explained how he had lost vision in his right eye after an accident while working to make gravel for concrete. He was breaking rocks by hand when a piece fl ew up and injured his eye. His eye got infected and though he went to traditional healers, he did not seek medical care from eye specialists because of his poverty. Eventually the infection worsened and he lost his eye. Had Bahadur simply had access to eye care at that time, a $1.00 bottle of antibiotic drops would have treated his infection.
In the years that followed, Bahadur began to lose vision in his left eye as well, until eventually he went completely blind. He didn't know why his left eye had lost vision and was too poor to afford a visit to an eye doctor.
Bahadur explained that for years he has been completely dependent on his wife and children to guide him by the hand to his food and to the bathroom. Without eyesight, he felt he had become a burden on his family and seemed very sad.
Bahadur's wife heard that Seva was setting up a surgical eye camp near their remote village in Nepal. Filled with hope, she carefully led him by the hand along a rocky mountainside, slowly making the journey to the Seva camp.
Upon arrival, Seva's team of doctors guided Bahadur to an eye chart where his vision was tested. Not only was he unable to see the eye chart, he could not even count the fi ngers of the doctor held just a foot in front of his face. In desperation, Bahadur reached out to try to feel the doctor's hand to count the fi ngers by touch.
It was determined that though he had been blind for years, Seva would be able to restore eyesight to his left eye by removing the mature cataract which had formed and clouded his vision.
That afternoon, thanks to the generosity of Seva donors like you, Bahadur was provided with a free cataract surgery. The simple 15-minute procedure would reverse years of blindness and suffering.
Following the surgery, an eye patch was carefully placed over the eye and it was allowed to heal overnight. Bahadur and his wife spent the night at a friend's home nearby, waiting and hoping for a new life the next day.
In the misty morning light, Bahadur waited quietly for the bandage to be removed. As soon as the patch was removed he was able to see his wife's face! Within about two minutes, he stood up and began walking around on his own, heading over to examine the eye chart that he had been unable to see just the day before.
Bahadur's smile beamed for all to see. But he was not the only one smiling. Bahadur's wife as well was clearly thrilled. Her broad smile showed how relieved and happy she was that both of them had regained their independence and dignity. She told us how grateful she is to not have to lead him everywhere and how proud she is that he will once again be independent.
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A decade after two students opened fire at Columbine High School in Jefferson County, Colo., killing 13 and injuring dozens more before turning the guns on themselves, the lessons in crisis communications and management gleaned from this tragic event still resonate for school leaders nationwide.
For those closest to the tragedy, the pain still resonates, too. "I see the faces of each student and Dave Sanders who were murdered, and the lives of those who were injured, and those who survived, but carried the scars from that day for a long time," says Rick Kaufman, APR (Accreditation in Public Relations), who had been leading Jefferson County Public Schools' communications team for less than a year when the tragedy occurred.
Kaufman now serves as executive director of community relations and coordinator of emergency management for Bloomington Public Schools in Minnesota. "From the pain, some would say we've triumphed, but that rings very hollow to the parents and siblings and extended families of those who were lost," says Kaufman.
The worst crime committed at a K-12 school in American history (33 people died in the Va. Tech massacre eight years later), Columbine changed crisis planning, intervention, and response.
"I believe educators no longer operate under the assumption that major crisis events are anomalies that 'would never happen in our district,'" says Karen Kleinz, APR, associate executive director of the National School Public Relations Association (NSPRA).
Kleinz, who provided on-site assistance in the tragedy's wake, says Columbine's ripple effects of copycat threats, frightened families, and calls for increased campus security and the identification of students at risk of severe behavioral problems were felt nationwide.
"Since the tragedy at Columbine, there have been so many unusual and unexpected crises that have touched our schools–other shootings, 9-11, and extreme weather disasters, to name a few–that our heads are forever out of the sand," says Klein. "Proactive crisis planning is now the norm rather than the exception."
A watershed event, Columbine was, in many ways, one of the first major crises of the internet age. News coverage was worldwide, 24-7. In less than a day, more than 500 news outlets descended on Littleton, Colo., a Denver suburb.
Web sites carried events live. Soon, school officials were answering calls from new media outlets many had never heard of, like Salon magazine, which ultimately provided some of the most thoughtful–and accurate–coverage of the crisis.
The magnitude of the mass murder, combined with the revved-up volume and speed of information flow, rendered traditional approval processes and timelines obsolete. With rumors flying, the communications team at the scene had to move just as fast–and they needed reinforcements.
"While many of the tried-and-true strategies we had used for years had some immediate effectiveness, as that event unfolded, it quickly became apparent that those were not going to be enough after the first 24 hours," says Kleinz.
Crisis experts now recognize that high-level events like Columbine have distinguishable phases that require specific expertise and different communication strategies, according to Kleinz.
Some of the techniques the Columbine communications team pioneered, like creating a web site devoted to news and information about the crisis and using eMail messages and voice broadcasting to keep staff members and parents informed, are still considered best practices today.
"We have improved our ability to communicate more efficiently, effectively, and broadly, thanks to what we learned as a result of the Columbine tragedy, Hurricane Katrina, and the other tragic events on our schools and university campuses," says Kaufman. "Parent notification systems, the use of social media outlets, and a host of other efforts have allowed us to communicate almost immediately."
The team also brought in dozens of communication volunteers across Colorado who manned phone lines, handled media requests, crafted message points, and mapped out key events, from press briefings to the district's ecumenical memorial service. NSPRA flew in a handful of national experts as well.
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Xarelto is a medicine used in the treatment and prevention of blood clots, which may arise due to deep vein thrombosis (DVT), surgery or atrial fibrillation. The active ingredient of the medicine - rivaroxaban - works by inhibiting vital factors in the blood clotting process.
Xarelto is a medicine used in the treatment of deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Untreated DVT can lead to pulmonary embolism, a condition characterised by insufficient blood flow to the lungs. The active ingredient of Xarelto - rivaroxaban - is an oral anticoagulant drug which is well absorbed from the gut.
More specifically, Xarelto is a direct factor Xa inhibitor. Factor Xa is an important element of the clotting process. Rivaroxaban, as a result of inhibiting factor Xa, increases the risk of bleeding, not least because the body finds it challenging to clot wounds including nosebleeds.
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The Berkeley Pier is a pier in Berkeley, California. When constructed, the pier extended 3.5 miles (5.6 km) into San Francisco Bay from the end of University Avenue. Due to extensive filling of the bay and the creation of the Berkeley Marina, it presently extends only 2.5 miles (4.1 km). Currently, only the first…
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By Sgt. 1st Class Naurys MarteJune 22, 2016
The 1st Theater Sustainment Command operates in a complex environment assisting Iraqi security forces in defeating Da'esh through the use of equipment provided by Iraq Train and Equip Funding.
There are many steps in the strategy to procure, process and position ITEF supplies and equipment; some of those steps include cooperation between not only different branches of the U.S. military, but that of various Coalition partners.
To ensure the safe transportation of ITEF equipment, 1st TSC Soldiers work jointly with Marines and Airmen. Once vetted through the Army movement combat team, the equipment is delivered to the Air Force for mobility into the areas of operation where ISF can then employ, as necessary, to counter ISIL as they work to regain territory from the terrorist group.
"We have to ensure the cargo is air worthy," said Army Sgt. 1st Class Steve Schism, detachment sergeant, 958th Movement Control Team, 257th Movement Control Brigade, 1st TSC, which means it has to be safe for transportation. "The team has to ensure that all equipment is properly secured and fastened on specific pallets.
"And whatever is being transported for the mission has to pass a rigorous screening process especially if the items are classified as hazardous."
Once cargo is screened, it goes through a joint inspection with the U.S. Air Force and Marines, and other Coalition forces to confirm proper paperwork and procedures were followed. After the inspection, the 1st TSC's movement control team, also referred to as the MCT, reviews all documentation, tracks each shipment and ensures the accurate drop location.
Attention to details and following procedures in all aspects of sustainment operations have a significant impact in the battlefield. "If these items are not properly fastened it can cause serious injury and death to personnel and severe damage to equipment. We don't put people in danger that's why we secure all equipment and have rigorous paperwork and verification processes," said Army Sgt. Cody Cope, movement NCO, 958th MCT, 257th MCB, 1st TSC.
This job is like Murphy's Law because anything that can go wrong, will go wrong; this job keeps us on our toes, said Marine Cpl. Alexander J. Lee, embarkation logistics specialist, Special Operations Joint Task Force - Operation Inherent Resolve, as he referred to how critical it is to pay attention to details when preparing shipments for airlift.
These shipments have real implications on the ground also, according to the U.S. Department of State, Iraqi forces have received more than 8 million pounds of ammunition and equipment, including small arms, machine guns, mortars, radios, and vehicles donated from Coalition forces and from U.S. contributions purchased using ITEF. They received these items through more than 100 airlifts in coordination with the Government of Iraq.
"Our main mission is to ensure we inspect for any and all hazardous materials that need to be shipped to ensure they are safe and will not damage the planes during transportation. This is a stressful job but it's very rewarding because when we keep personnel and equipment safe; that's what makes our job even more important," said Air Force Senior Airman Daniel M. Gardner, air transportation journeyman, 386th Expeditionary Logistics Readiness Squadron, 386 Air Equipment Wing.
In keeping equipment and people safe, they enable the uninterrupted flow of ITEF provided, Combined Joint Task Force - Operation Inherent Resolve facilitated equipment to Iraqi security forces as part of the building partner capacity mission.
In the fight against ISIL, these Soldiers, Marines and Airmen understand the importance of the safety of transport as it pertains to protecting their peers, equipment and assisting the ISF's capability to react to threats and conduct counter-terrorism operations. "We need to help them help themselves," said Lee.


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Wedding decoration makes the event festive. The marriage is incomplete without those particulars. Together with the excellent gap these decors create, it's not easy to imagine a marriage with no additions. A ambiance is brought by the decor.
It attracts the few and the guests at the best mood for celebration and romance. The kind of the couple is also an important element to include in the variety of those decors. It has to reflect their character in precisely the exact same manner it has to adapt to the subject.
There are some may be used for a time only flowers, candles and ice cubes while some may be used for different events apart from wedding carpeting, table covers and seat covers.
Colored Decors
Weddings include a color motif. Two to three colors which are free are often blended with white products. These are normally done to generate the appearance of the wedding look more vibrant when compared with the dull all-white theme. By way of instance, the blossoms, the cloth, the candles along with other decors arrive in one color. It could arrive in various colors.
Seasonal Decors
Spring decorations will make fantastic colors as it in this year that blossoms bloom in their very best. Fall decors will almost certainly include of ground colors like orange, brown and red. Branches and leaves are options for decorations in this year.
Expect everything to become freezing and white when obtaining decorations for the winter. Summer decors may include anything that's hot and bright. The excellent thing about seasonal decors for a marriage is the fact that it won't cost much and it's simple to discover.
Day and Nighttime Decors
You will find decors which are employed at a wedding that just look good on day or just on night. Daytime compatible decors are the ones which could look great with no use of artificial lighting. It can earn a place far more attractive even on organic light. Night decors need light setup with it to be appreciated.
Wedding décor could be composed of several products. It doesn't have to be expensive in any way. Provided that there is proper preparation and fantastic imagination, these decors will serve its own purpose.


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Are Smartphones and Tablets Going To Be Our Portals To Virtual Gaming Worlds?
Are smartphones and tablets going to be our portals to MMORPG's and other games? Will they replace the desktop PC as we know it? The answer is yes --- emphatically yes.
I have no doubt that we're on the verge of the next technological revolution. Imagine this. Ten years ago I was playing Asheron's Call on what I thought was the ultimate gaming rig at the time. I spared no expense back then when it came to gaming, and my gaming rig was as l33t as they come - the cat's meow. Fast forward to today and I hold in my hand a smartphone that is more powerful than that whole gaming rig was. My smartphone however, though only a few months old, is obsolete all ready. Come this time next year, smartphones and tablets will be running 2ghz dual core CPU's and have SD Cards capable of holding terabytes of data. That is almost as powerful as the gaming rig I currently have!
Let's look at what we have right now. Take my smartphone for example. I can cruise the web in real time, in fact I am writing this very blog entry right now on my smartphone, sitting in a cafe just outside Washington D.C. Cool huh! With this same smartphone I can talk with people, multiple people, at the same time, while running multiple applications. I can be writing this, talking, and watching a movie in fact on my phone! No lie. It is that powerful --- today.
In fact I do not even bother with renting DVD's anymore, or even use TV, I have my phone, and via wireless HDMI connection I can surf the web on the TV in my living room, go to Netflix, and choose any number of movies, TV shows, and documenteries to watch instantly - right through my smartphone. In all my years of following technology I never could have imagined that we'd be this advanced so soon. This is truly awesome and so very cool!
Move forward a few years. With newer chip design and materials, like graphene and molybdenum, we're on the verge of a major increase in computer power the likes we have never seen before - ever. Imagine a CPU that could do all the calculations ever done with current technology for a billion years. Now imagine a computer capable of doing all those calculations in 1 second. Sounds impossible right? Well according to scientist, who have recently created the worlds smallest transistor, that may be a reality sooner then we all might think.
So how will we play our MMORPG's in the future - the very near future? Well from our smart phones and tablets of course. No need for big, bulky, gaming machines any more, because we'll have our small, hand-held, devices that we can plug into a docking port or connect up with via a blue-tooth type wireless system that will make our current gaming rigs seem like a Speak and Spell toy from the 90's. They'll be powerful and cost far less than the best gaming rigs money can by today. That is great news for us gamers!
Seriously, we're right on the cusp of another technological revolution the likes of which we have never seen before --- ever. Within the next few years, you'll be able to play games like World of Warcraft and EVE, using a tablet or a smartphone even. We'll just put on a pair of lightweight virtual goggles, or some other visual aid device, that will mimic looking at a 60 inch widescreen display, with HD resolution and connect to it via wireless means, and the tablet or smartphone will be our game controller. You might even just connect to that brand new wall-to-wall(your walls of your home/apartment/flat will be one huge view screen using OLED tech) and use a Kinect™ type controller to play MMORPG's and other games.
We're right there...technology is moving that fast. In 2021, you and I, will be playing our MMORPG's in ways we could never imagine. There is going to be a mind blowing, technological revolution in the next few years and we're all going to be a part of it. It will be an amazing time. So stick around kids...we ain't seen nothing yet!


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Broaddown 3
Broaddown 3 is a product for use in High Performance Computing (HPC) and networking applications. In a PCI Express X8 format the board offers high bandwidth, low latency, data flow to and from it's hosting motherboard. The product offers the user a working array of 4 Xilinx™ Virtex™-6 FPGAs together with a further Virtex™-6 supporting the PCI Express and the dual Gigabit Ethernet interfaces. Further expansion of the product is possible using the simple DIL Header on board.
Used in a conventional personal computer the Broaddown 3 can be used like any plug in card and can return calculation performances up to 3000X that of the host microprocessor. Enterpoint supplies this product with support FPGA programmed for immediate use. Enterpoint can offer services in generation, or conversion, or IP into user FPGAs. We can also offer a wide range of training and consultancy services in the use of this advanced product.
Principal Features.
4 user array FPGAs – Choice of XC6VLX75T, XC6VLX130T, XC6VLX195T or XC6VLX240T fitted.
1 support FPGA – Standard fit XC6VLX75T. Optionally XC6VLX130T, XC6VLX195T or XC6VLX240T fitted.
PCIe interface with 3.2GBytes/s transmit and 3.2GBytes/s receive capability.
2 Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces
ISE Webpack (free tools) board version available with all XC6VLX75T FPGAs fitted.
Up to 288-768 DSP48E1 (25 x 18 multiplier, 48-bit adder, and 48-bit accumulator) slices per array FPGA.
Up to 93-301K flip-flops per array FPGA.
Up to 74-241K logic elements per array FPGA.
Up to 156-416 block SRAMs (36Kb) per array FPGA.
Design clocking rates of up to 550MHz.
On card storage of multiple FPGA images.
Single array FPGA reconfiguration possible.
50A core voltage power supply.
Data routing paths between every FPGA and every other FPGA.
Bitstream protection features.
Flow through algorithm processing supported.
Parallel algorithm processing supported.
Hybrid algorithm processing support.
Custom IP supported by Enterpoint's expert FPGA design team.
Custom versions of PCB and IP to suit your application.
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Lexus RC 200t Is Now Hotter Than Ever
Before testing the lesser-powered turbocharged Lexus RC we first had to test Ben Barry. That's because in last month's Giant Test he declared the V8 version better than the BMW M4 and Ford Mustang, and some of us questioned the whereabouts of his marbles. Turns out he's okay though. So, where does that leave the … [Read more…]


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The Hotel Pelirocco is a self proclaimed rock 'n' roll hotel. Described as a saucy stopover, guests can choose from nineteen themed rooms inspired by pop sub culture and maverick musicians. The playroom oozes sexy decadence, Betty's boudoir pays homage to '50s pin up Betty Page and Pretty Vacant is a punk den with Sex Pistols' influences.
Nestled among this hedonism is a new room with an unexpected theme - knitting. Traditionally conjuring up images of old women clicking needles and misshapen jumpers made by well-meaning mums, the Pelirocco banishes such old fashioned notions with this knit hit!
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Do Knit Disturb is crafted from floor to ceiling in woolly creations with a Brighton twist. Knitted seagulls hang from the ceiling and adorn the knitted stripy curtains. Pictures of woolly designs hang framed on the wall. Furnishings, including a bedside lamp and the telephone, have been given carefully crafted wool covers. The overall effect is far from fuddy duddy. Instead the room is guaranteed to raise a smile with its cheerful swipe at seaside décor all created out of 500 kilograms of yarn.
The designer behind the vivid room is Kate Jenkins of Cardigan, talented knitting and crochet artist. Kate spent a month transforming the Hotel Pelirocco room using her trademark style of bold patterns and fantastic lifelike items rendered in wool.
The VisitBrighton team took a peak at the new room yesterday. It is as cosy as to be expected of a room made of soft fluffy wool. Yet Do Knit Disturb also exudes a sassy tongue-in-cheek style, putting the fun into funky.
Any guests inspired by their surroundings can have a try at knitting from the comfort of their room, a set of needles and selection of wool balls is available on the dressing table.
Alix and Ruth - knit wits
We quickly decided to the leave knitting to the experts – it's trickier than it looks!
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In my last post I mentioned I just brewed up a batch of beer. (Stout if your keeping score.) Today was a busy, yet productive day for me on the creative front in the kitchen as well as the shop.
On the non-woodworking side, I brewed up a nice (I hope) batch of Pale Ale, as well as an Apple Ale (not cider, but rather a beer with apple juice replacing some of the water and sugar in the recipe). The latter, along with the stout (which will be ready for testing this weekend) will work well in some of my recipes (Cakes, breads, and so on) if they're less than drinkable. If they are really tasty, then so much the better, for I'll have 6 gallons to put down (in short order.)
I'm happy to have taken on this new hobby (that my wife slid under the christmas tree a few years back) – but fret not – with these kits from Mr. Beer, I'm basically making brownies from the box, rather than doing everything from scratch (not that either is terribly difficult – from scratch I mean), so a mere hour out of the shop every 2 weeks isn't that tough to handle…. especially considering the fruits of my labor – all for post shop enjoyment of course!
On the woodworking front, today was a Christmas present "wrap-up" day… (as in completion, not with paper and bows) so mums the word on the what, why and how… but I'll tease a future blog (if not project post) by saying I've impressed myself with some creative lathe setups! Almost had to throw in the towel, or invent some fancy jigs, before I realized the drill chuck attachment for the shopsmith would fit the bill perfectly. I'm going to hold off on a nice 4-Jaw chuck until I get myself a "real" lathe.
The Shopsmith is great for practice, but like some combination machines, there are some comprimises in design when something must be all things. The problems don't lie within form or function, but rather the height of the user. If I was about 6" shorter, There wouldn't be an issue (at least not one I'd need a chiropractor for!).
I do have one more project in mind to work on for Christmas, which I've been working out the kinks (if only mentally) for a few months now… (and would consider my entry into the Winter Woodworking Contest) but with the way the upcoming weeks are looking, I may just let everything slide a little, and spend the rest of the year relaxed over cups of coffee and cookies (that I'll need to get to baking!)
Started out (professionally) in graphic design, now I'm doing woodworking and home reno (with some design on the side) Anyone care to guess where my next career path may take me?...
Speaking of Graphic Design, Check out Martin's new shirts at his cafe press store. I'll surely be picking one up for myself. And while your there, grab one of mine as well! Just imagine how great you'll look down in the shop, posing for your photo along side your winning project in the Winter Woodworking Contest!
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I have owned many pairs of these skins over the last ten years including this most recent version and have put them through the wringer! I have primarily used them in the Canadian Rockies and through the interior of BC.
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Second pair of these. The first lasted three seasons, never had to re-glue. Take a pair of skin wax if you expect heavy wet snow. Just cut the new pair and looking forward to my next climb (BD has a nice how-to video on how to cut your own skins, btw). The kit came with everything needed to cut and assemble. If you are not confident in doing this... go to your local ski shop. Don't waste a good pair of +$100 skins on a bad cut job.
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These are gonna be awesome skins when I get to fit them to my skis. I recently purchased these and when I went to fit them to my skis I noticed that the stainless STS tail clips were missing. Hopefully Backcountry.com can help me out! I will be ordering the replacement kit for the pack...I would give this product 5 stars but can't since the darn clips were missing...
If you're somewhere with steep skin tracks and less flat-land travel, then the BD Ascension is the way to go. I'd previously skied a lot in the Cascades and BC, and preferred skins with more glide for approaches and glacier travel. But living now in the Wasatch I'm loving the Ascensions.
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The Cumberland County College Dukes faced off against a familiar foe on Tuesday afternoon, the Jersey Blues of Brookdale Community College. As we enter the final month of the season, every inning is now crucial as the focus shifts from the regular season to the postseason. In a game that featured two top-tier programs, the difference could come down to a single inning in every game. That certainly was the case in the opening game of the regular season series between Brookdale and Cumberland.
In game 1, Anthony Capasso took the mound to face Brookdale for the first time in his career. Brookdale came out hot as they were to cross the plate 5 times in the first two innings to take an early 5-0 lead into the bottom of the 3rd. The Dukes would cut into the lead scoring 2 runs in the inning before the Jersey Blues would open up the 4th inning with a 5 run scoring surge. Fundamental hitting and defensive miscues would doom the Dukes in the inning as the lead stretched to 12-2. The Cumberland offense would not go down without a fight as they were scratch a run in every inning while pounding out 14 total hits. Led by Nicholas Milhan (2 for 3, 2 2B), Donnie Stone (2 for 3), Patrick Meenan (2 for 3), and Brian Gallante (2 for 2), the Dukes proved that they were capable of fighting back. Shawn Vazquez also added a late inning home run to cut the deficit to 12-6. However, as mentioned prior, the 5-run 4th inning would prove to be the difference as the Dukes would fall in game 1, 12-6.
Game 2 flipped the script as it was the Dukes who came out swinging. Led by Misael Castillo (3 for 3, 3 R, 1 RBI) and Nicholas Milhan (3 for 3, 2 R, 2 RBI) the Dukes were able to jump out to an early 6-2 lead. A bases clearing double by Donnie Stone (1 for 4, 3 RBI) would stretch that lead to 9-2 in the bottom of the 3rd, a lead that would swell to 13-2 heading into the bottom of the 6th. Unfortunately the momentum would be slowed by mother nature as the game would be halted due to darkness.
The game will be resumed prior to the series finale at Brookdale, which will be played on Monday, April 23. First pitch time TBD.


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River View is thoughtfully perched on the northern tip of the Heber Valley, just moments from the Jordanelle reservoir. It is 17 minutes from Park City's historic Main Street and less than 10 minutes from downtown Heber City. River Views location makes access to all kinds of recreation easy, being within 10 minutes to 96 holes of golf in Midway, 8 minutes of the Deer Valley Gondola, and 4 minutes to Blue Ribbon fly fishing on the Provo River. It is also only 45 minutes to Salt Lake City International Airport! River View's location is irresistible.
From Salt Lake, take Interstate 80 East to just past Park City, take HWY 40 (exit 146) toward Heber. Take a left (east) at the lights at SR 32 and it is one mile up Hwy 32, the third turn on your left.
From Provo take US-189 N. Turn left (north) onto Main Street Heber (HWY 40). Follow until you reach the set of lights for SR 32. Take a right (east) and it is the third turn on your left.
Most all of the home sites look west/southwest towards Mount Timpanogos, Deer Creek Reservoir, the Heber Valley, and the glistening Provo River.
Clear blue sky and clean air are the signatures of the summers and winters at River View and in the Heber Valley. Being in the mountains, the air is never humid or too warm in the summer months. Annual rainfall is moderate. Winters brings abundant snowfalls to provide for world famous Utah powder skiing.
River View offers a very unique location in that it provides immediate access to a variety of recreational activities, whether on the water or in the mountains or valleys of the Wasatch Back. From fly fishing or tubing on the Provo River to mountain biking, hiking, or horseback riding from the Dutch Hollow Trailhead, boating on the Jordanelle or Deer Creek reservoirs, numerous golf courses and world class skiing at Park City's three resorts, all of these are literally minutes from River View. The project offers a mix of brand new construction with a trail system woven throughout the community and incomparable views.|
To preserve and blend in with the surrounding nature and view sheds, all structures, improvements and landscaping are subject to strictly enforced architectural guidelines as outlined.
Phase one at River View offers a small clubhouse with a fitness room, hot tub and pool. There is also a trailhead to the Coyote Canyon Loop trail at River View.
All of the modern conveniences are available at River View. Natural gas, water, power, sewer, and Century Link's newest, highest speed internet service are all connected to every home.
Yes, there is an HOA. The fees vary per type of residence. HOA dues cover all Common Area Insurance, taxes and maintenance of the clubhouse pool/ hot tub and fitness equipment. Century Link has installed its newest, highest speed Internet system to River View, providing each residence with a wireless modem and 20mbps speed, which is included in the HOA dues.
Townhomes - $168 a month - includes all exterior maintenance, basic high speed internet, snow removal on the roads, driveways and sidewalks, and landscaping, as well as Common Area insurance, taxes and maintenance of the clubhouse pool/ hot tub and fitness equipment.
Maintained Cottages - $148 a month – includes basic high speed internet, snow removal on the roads, driveways and sidewalks, and landscaping, as well as Common Area insurance, taxes and maintenance of the clubhouse pool/ hot tub and fitness equipment.
Non-Maintained Cottages - $79 a month – includes basic high speed internet and maintenance of the clubhouse pool/ hot tub and fitness equipment, but does not include snow removal or landscaping maintenance. Each unit is individually metered for all other utilities.
The property tax levied percentage for Wasatch County is currently .011165%. Primary owners are assessed 55% of the assessed value. Second home owners or investment properties are assessed at 100% of the assessed value. These numbers are subject to change. Buyers are advised to contact the Wasatch County Assessor's office to verify Property tax valuations (435-657-3182)
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This Boeing B-29 bomber of the 504 Bomb Group / 313BW burning after a failed landing (there was a collision with a North American P-51 Mustang fighter plane) to the airfield on Iwo Jima, because it was damaged during combat flight. On board the Boeing B-29 bomber has 11 markers about the successful performance of combat missions.
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How can I make better use of my protocol analyzer when analyzing TCP? I want to go beyond just looking at TCP decodes.
How can I make better use of my protocol analyzer when analyzing TCP? I want to go beyond just looking at TCP decodes.
When analyzing packet traces, I like to view as much as possible in the one-line summary display, drilling down into the decodes only when necessary. For example, to follow the TCP layer, most analyzers have an option to display only up to the TCP layer in the summary line.
When analyzing an application protocol using TCP such as HTTP, browsers will use two or more simultaneous TCP sessions to download web content. Trying to analyze simultaneous sessions can be confusing because consecutive HTTP packets may have nothing to do with each other unless they contain the same set of ports (and are thus part of the same TCP session). I recommend filtering packets by ports (don't forget both directions) to view the packet sizes, turn-around time, and other TCP and client/server dynamics one session at a time.
Analyzing throughput of FTP or another file transfer protocol (such as a Windows file drag-an-drop SMB session)? The maximum throughput of TCP is often limited not by bandwidth but by the round-trip delay between client and server. Maximum theoretical throughput (assuming no congestion from other traffic) = the TCP window size divided by the round-tip delay. For example 8760 bytes divided by 0.100 seconds = 87,600 bytes/seconds, or roughly 45 percent of a T1 indicating that we may wish to set a higher window size across the WAN. Similar situations can also arise even in low latency LANs, especially at Gigabit and higher speeds. Try the math. You may be surprised.
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Hello, who doesn't love cashmere?! It's a shame that it's often hideously expensive, or dowdily shaped. I have lots of classic shaped cashmere knits, but this roomy H&M charcoal cashmere knit (£59) had me heading in store to check it out. A more modern, interesting way to wear cashmere. I find that this sort of relaxed fit can work well with fitted skirts or trousers / jeans:
H&M do quite a few cashmere or cashmere blend items. When H&M say "cashmere blend", by the way, they mean 50 or 70% cashmere with the remaining 50 or 30% being wool. I loathe 5% cashmere being touted as "cashmere blend". What tosh.
This well priced cashmere is found in the Premium Quality section, which is my favourite place to look for well priced, high quality items. The H&M cashmere is well priced, and I found the quality of last year's maroon / berry cashmere scarf to be superb. It's thick, soft and still looks new. So, I've high hopes for this year's cashmere.
Back to the charcoal knit, this is how size S looks on me (can you see how fitted the sleeves are? I think that's a slimming way to wear big knits):
I'm wearing the jumper with my J Brand 912 jeans (size 28) and old M&S Autograph ponyskin ankle boots.
I also tried on the cashmere dress (£80):
but even in a size S, it felt bigger than Ben Hur, so probably suited to someone far far taller than me:
Perfect maternity winter dress, though:
Finally, another high street store where I have sourced cashmere, is Uniqlo. Their cashmere is now instore. You can possibly see from the below camel crew neck (£70), that they have updated the shape, to make it more relaxed, and split the bottom seam. I will be heading in store to check it out. They have a limited colour range, but I wore my black cashmere crew neck from Uniqlo a lot last year, so may buy another.


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The New York Giants Have Serious Issues
I know it's only one game but after yesterday's 28-14 season opening loss to the Washington Redskins, the Giants have more questions than answers right now.
Right now, the Giants offense is limited and ineffective.
You can't lose two veteran offensive lineman and two of your most dependable, clutch wide receivers and expect there to be no dropoff.
The Giants offensive line was horrendous for much of the game. The line gave Eli Manning no blocking. The Redskins looked like the 1985 Chicago Bears out there. Why on earth did the Giants only run the ball 7 times in the 2nd half? They only had 20 runs the entire game. What happened to Giants smash-mouth football?
Eli Manning has regressed under Kevin Gilbride's system since 2009. I think this is a big year for Eli. He hasn't been to the playoffs in 2 years. He needs to get back to being a winning QB.
Injuries have destroyed the Giants defense. There were four starters out on defense. Their pass coverage is awful. Their linebackers were invisible. Let's be honest – Rex Grossman threw for over 300 yards and had a QB rating of 110. Rex made big play after big play. At times, he looked like Joe Montana out there. The secondary was no where to be found of most of Rex's throws.
How can you expect to be a playoff team when you can't beat other non-playoff teams? The Redskins are a team on the Giants schedule they should sweep. Period. The Giants are supposed to be the better team – at least I think.
Let's face it, the Giants don't have good enough players. They've got 11 rookies on the roster and back-up players that are now starters.
This coaching staff is starting to get stale. Yesterday, we saw a lot of the same problems we did at the end of last season. Nothing has changed. Bad decision-making, poor discipline and lack of intensity or motivation.
Giants head coach Tom Coughlin is supposed to be a disciplinarian. But man – does this team seem to lose their cool in the worst possible times. Bad penalties, late hits, interceptions, all of it.
There are 15 weeks left in the season but what about this Giants team makes you think they're going to turn it around?


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