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In many households today, broadband Internet connections are used not only for e-mail and Web browsing, but also to stream music and video, play online games and/or perhaps make voice calls using a VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) service.
You may have several PCs on your home network, as well as some combination of a gaming console like the Xbox 360, an iPhone or other handheld device, and perhaps a streaming music player such as the Squeezebox or a streaming video player such as the Roku. (And with Christmas upon us, it's possible you'll collect more devices soon.) While some of these devices may have a wired connection to your router, most tap in wirelessly.
So what happens when one person wants to listen to music, another wants to watch a movie and still another wants to play an online game all at once? If you've never tweaked your router's firmware, you might experience performance problems. What's more, many wireless routers leave the factory with some of their best features disabled. I'll show you how to change your router's configuration so that you can take full advantage of its capabilities.
Why router settings matter
By default, a wireless router maximises the rate at which it transfers data. This is desirable when you're transferring files from point A to point B using a protocol like TCP because you want to move files as fast as possible. If the router begins dropping too many packets, it simply throttles its link rate down until the packet loss abates — and then it begins ramping up all over again.
Dropped packets and seesawing link rates aren't a big deal when you're downloading files from the Internet or moving them around your local network because the packets are automatically resent. It also doesn't matter if some packets arrive out of order, because you're not going to access the file until the data transfer is complete anyway.
Dropped and out-of-order packets are a big problem, however, if they occur while you're streaming a movie, listening to music, or speaking to someone using a VoIP service like Skype. Applications such as these require a sustainable link rate with as few dropped packets as possible; consistency is the key here, not raw speed.
Sending high-definition video from a PC in your den to a media player in your living room, for instance, typically consumes between 20 and 25 megabits per second of network bandwidth. That shouldn't be a problem for today's 802.11n routers, which promise theoretical bandwidth of up to 300Mbps. In reality, problems such as dropped packets, out-of-order packets and jitter (packets arriving at different rates of speed) can cause pixilation, stuttering, visual dropouts, soundtracks losing sync with video, and all sorts of other problems.
Concurrent traffic on your network also has an impact. You probably won't enjoy watching a video streamed from iView if your teenager is exchanging massive files using BitTorrent at the same time, for instance.
Fortunately, there is a solution that delivers optimal performance for everyone in the house. Unless your router is very old, it has firmware settings that can be configured to instruct it to assign packets associated with streaming media traffic (music, video, games and the like) a higher priority than packets associated with data-file traffic (documents, spreadsheets, digital photos and so on), based on the assumption that these data types aren't as time sensitive.
These settings are collectively known as "quality of service" (QoS). Enabling and tweaking QoS settings is a balancing act: it can make some network-oriented applications run more smoothly, but only at the expense of other applications. It is, however, the best means of allocating your network's bandwidth.
Unfortunately, there is no standard user interface for changing QoS settings. The Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) specification, which is supported by nearly every modern router, is supposed to prioritise network traffic according to four access categories: from highest to lowest priority, these are voice, video, best effort and background. In order for this to work, however, WMM must be enabled in both the router's firmware and in the client's Wi-Fi adapter.
In addition, each application (such as the media server in a network-attached storage box) must embed two bits in each packet to inform the router of its priority. However, few real-world applications other than VoIP services embed these bits, which renders WMM rather useless for applications other than voice. And that's why you'll need to tweak your router's QoS settings on your own. Here's how.
Step by step: tweaking your router's settings
It's not at all unusual for a router manufacturer to release new firmware updates over the router's useful life. These updates typically include rudimentary bug fixes and performance enhancements, but they sometimes include entirely new functions that didn't exist when the router was first shipped. Either way, it's always a good idea to make sure you have the latest version.
Before configuring your router's QoS settings, check the support pages on the manufacturer's Web site to see if any new firmware is available. If there is a new version, follow the instructions you'll find there to download and install it.
I'm using D-Link's Xtreme-N DIR-655 wireless router as an example in this story, simply because it's a very popular model that's still available at retail outlets three years after its initial rollout; it also continues to receive firmware updates. Much of the DIR-655's QoS technology was developed by a third party, Ubicom, and can also be found in selected routers manufactured by Netgear, Cisco, Trendnet, and others. If you're using another brand, the screens may look different, but the optimisation options should basically be the same; you might just have to poke around to find them.
To get started, type the router's IP address into your browser of choice and hit Enter. The DIR-655's default IP address is 192.168.0.1, but I previously changed this router's address to 192.168.1.1 because the original address conflicted with my ADSL modem.
(If you don't know your router's IP address, refer to its documentation. The most common router IP addresses are 192.168.1.1 for Linksys routers, 192.168.0.1 for D-Link and Netgear routers, 192.168.2.1 for Belkin routers and 192.168.11.1 for Buffalo routers. If you've changed the default IP address and don't remember what you changed it to, you might have to reset the router to its factory-default values.)
Type in your admin password to access the router's settings. If you've never created an admin password, now would be a good time.
These next few settings technically aren't related to QoS, but configuring them correctly can help ensure your wireless network is operating as fast as possible for your environment.
First, determine the fastest protocol that all your network devices can handle. If everything is capable of 802.11n, for example, click Setup in the horizontal menu bar, click Wireless Settings in the vertical menu bar on the left side, and then click the Manual Wireless Network Setup button.
Look under the heading Wireless Network Settings and change 802.11 Mode to "802.11n only." If your gear is a mixture of 802.11g and 802.11n products, choose that option instead, or whichever option is appropriate for your devices. (The DIR-655, like many other routers, can support mixed b/g/n, mixed g/n or mixed b/g.) The objective is to configure your network to operate on the highest common denominator to take full advantage of all your hardware's capabilities.
A word of warning: If you change your router to operate in 802.11n-only mode and one of your devices suddenly stops working, it might not be 802.11n compatible, in which case you'll need to change the router back to support a slower standard if you want to continue using that device.
Next, set Transmission Rate to "Best (automatic)" and set Channel Width to "Auto 20/40 MHz." (Note: Your router might not have either of these settings, or it might use different terms to describe them. Belkin, for instance, doesn't allow you to change the transmission rate on some of its routers, and it refers to channel-width settings as "bandwidth.")
Changing Channel Width in this manner will increase your router's wireless bandwidth by bonding together two of the three non-overlapping 20MHz channels available in the 2.4GHz frequency band. If there are 802.11b or g wireless networks operating in close proximity, the router should automatically revert to using a single channel, abiding by the so-called "good neighbor" policy. (Channel bonding can drastically slow or even shut down neighboring Wi-Fi routers by consuming all the available wireless bandwidth.)
This issue largely disappears with newer dual-band routers that are equipped with both 2.4- and 5GHz radios, because there are 12 non-overlapping channels (23 channels worldwide) available on the 5GHz frequency band. Unfortunately, most older wireless media players are outfitted only with 2.4GHz receivers.
Click the "Save Settings" button when you've made all your changes.


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- Subject: [mg111193] Re: Very very basic question about Mathematica expressions
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- Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2010 07:11:38 -0400 (EDT)
On 7/22/10 at 5:44 AM, sam.takoy at yahoo.com (Sam Takoy) wrote: >May I belabor this point a little. I understand how to make >Manipulate work and I understand functions. (I am a product of >Scheme from with Mathematica seems to have borrowed a few ideas.) >My question is much more formal: What are the building blocks of >Mathematica, the formal language. When you say >s = x+h >what is s? >Is it an "expression"? No, s is a symbol which evaluates to x+h as a result of the assignment operation. >Does s represent x+h wherever it appears (assuming x and h are >unassigned at the time of s=x+h)? Apparently not always: yes in >s/.h->5, but not in Manipulate. >So here, then is my "model" of Mathematica: In s = x+h, s is an >"Expression" In s[x_, h_]:=x+h, s is a "Function" With s=x+h, x+h is evaluated and becomes one of the OwnValues of s. With s[x_, h_]:= x+h, x+h is not evaluated and the expression x+h becomes one of the DownValues for s. That is: In[5]:= s = x + h; {OwnValues[s], DownValues[s]} Out[6]= {{HoldPattern[s] :> h + x}, {}} In[7]:= Clear[s]; s[x_, h_] := x + h {OwnValues[s], DownValues[s]} Out[9]= {{}, {HoldPattern[s[x_, h_]] :> h + x}} >Manipulate expects a "Function" so that answers my question. No, the following works just fine. Manipulate[Plot[x (1 + a x), {x, 0, 6}], {a, 0, 2}] Here, the argument x (1 + a x) is simply an expression, clearly not a function with named arguments. >Then what is >s[h_] := x + h? Is it an "Expression" or a "Function" of h with a >parameter x? Actually, I would call this an example of bad programming style. The result depends on h which is local to s and x which is a global parameter. The dependence on a global parameter often leads to unexpected results and difficult debugging. >Would then Manipulate[Plot[s[h], {x, 0, 1}, PlotRange -> {0, 1}], >{h, 0, 1}] work? (The answer is yes.) So apparently, Plot is happy >with an "Expression", but Manipulate wants a "Function"? Why? Manipulate isn't restricted to functions. >Also, in Manipulate[Plot[x+h, {x, 0, 1}, PlotRange -> {0, 1}], {h, >0, 1}], x+h is no longer an "Expression", but is once again a >"Function", because of the context? Even though it's inside Plot >which is happy with an "Expression"? No, x+h doesn't become a function simply by making it an argument to Plot. >A personal note: I guess I'm a little frustrated that after a few >months of working with Mathematica, I still have to try things >before I know whether they'll work or not. I'm used to having a >clear picture of the grammar of the language that I'm working with, >but I'm struggling here. I don't have much to say here. I've been using Mathematica since version 1.2 and still find I need to try some things out before I know whether they will work as I want. This is particularly true of newer features like Manipulate that I don't use frequently.


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1943 : Chinese and Suluks revolt against Japanese in North Borneo1943 : Chinese and Suluks revolt against Japanese in North Borneo
On this day in 1943, local Chinese and native Suluks rise up against the Japanese occupation of North Borneo. The revolt, staged in the capital, Jesselton, resulted in the deaths of 40 Japanese soldiers.
The Japanese had begun scooping up islands in the Dutch East Indies in late 1941. Kuching, on the northern coast of Borneo, was taken in December; January of '42 saw the fall of Brunei Bay and Jesselton, also in North Borneo. The British and Dutch forces on the islands were dealt swift and severe blows. Attempts by the Allies to hold on to other islands in the region--Malaya, Sumatra, and Java--began shortly thereafter, with British General Archibald Wavell commanding a unified force of British, Dutch, and Australian soldiers. It was a disastrous failure.
The treatment of Allied and civilian prisoners in the Japanese-controlled islands was horrendous, with hundreds dying of disease and starvation. The rebellion of Chinese settlers and native Suluks in the Borneo capital of Jesselton, although delivering a blow to the Japanese to the tune of 40 dead occupying soldiers, was dealt with quickly and brutally. The Japanese destroyed dozens of Suluk villages, rounded up and tortured thousands of civilians, and executed almost 200 without trial. In one extreme example of cruelty, several dozen Suluk women and children had their hands tied behind them and were hanged from their wrists from a pillar of a mosque. They were then shot down by machine-gun fire.
North Borneo would not be liberated until 1945, mostly the work of Australian forces. The next year, it would be made a colony of Britain. That region of Borneo controlled by the Dutch was given sovereignty in 1949 after a rebellion by Indonesian forces.
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Blu Moon on the rise
The second day of racing at the MKB Bank Melges 24 European Championship 2014 on Lake Balaton saw two more races sailed in bright sunshine, but light, flukey winds.
Both races took place in the afternoon after the race committee wisely held the fleet ashore in the morning awaiting the arrival of enough wind to race fairly. Around 1300 the race committees' patience was rewarded when a 10 knot southerly breeze materialised and racing could get under way.
The second day of racing produced two new winners. Hungarian Akos Csolto on HUN 579 Nondiremai reversed his poor fortune from the previous day when he scored 63, 39, by winning the first race of the day in some style.
Corinthian Estonian sailor Tonu Toniste on Lenny turned in a consummate performance in the second race of the day, easing into the lead on the first downwind leg and then pulling away to win by over 30 seconds at the finish.
Overnight leader Matteo Balestrero on ITA 693 Giogi added to his consistent scoreline from the first day with a third and a fourth today. This extends his advantage at the top of the overall leaderboard to eight points and four races.
Boat of the day today and moving up from fifth after the first day to second tonight by way of two second places is Matteo Ivaldi on SUI 825 Blu Moon.
Despite stumbling to an 18th place in today's first race, Geoff Carveth at the helm of GBR 694 Gill Race Team managed a ninth in the second race to sit in third tonight - 15 points behind Ivaldi and five points ahead of Austrian Franz Urlesberger on AUT 681 Schoenherr in fourth.
Moving up from tenth to fifth overall tonight is Estonia's Tonu Toniste on EST 790 Lenny. Toniste also leads the Corinthian division by five points from Peter Warrer from Denmark Salty Dog in second and Vasyl Gureyev on UKR 661 Barbos in third. Jure Jerkovic on SLO 726 Atena won the first Corinthian race today and sits in ninth place in the Corinthians.
After an initial general recall, the third race of the championship got away under an I and Z-flag combination. It was the boats on the left hand side who came out on top at the end of the first windward leg, with Jan Hossermann on GER 756 Panta Rhei leading the pack around the windward mark.
At the bottom of the first downwind leg Hossermann was under intense pressure from Martin Trcka on CZE 704 ICZ - Margarita and overall regatta leader Matteo Balestrero on ITA 693 Giogi. These three rounded the leeward gate almost simultaneously.
The second beat was a shifty one where the wind first went hard left and then flicked back to the right as the leaders approached the windward mark for the second time. Matteo Ivaldi on SUI 825 Blu Moon lined up his starboard approach perfectly and despite taking two transoms in the final metres to the mark he slipped through into the lead as the pack rounded the buoy. However, this race was far from over, as on the final downwind leg Hungary's Akos Csolto on HUN 369 Ponente picked up some extra breeze on the right of the run and leapfrogged himself from sixth at the windward mark to first at the finish.
Coming in from the left of the run Ivaldi finished in second and Balestrero came home third.
The fourth race of the championship was sailed in an equally shift 6 -10 knot breeze. It took yet another general recall to get the fleet away - once again under I and Z-flags.
On the restart Balestrero pulled off an audacious, but perfectly executed, tack on to port to cross the fleet at the pin end. Ivaldi also got away well at the pin and with the wind continuing to shift to the left for the first part of the beat it was no surprise to see these two in the top group approaching the windward mark.
But it was Alfredo Capodanno on ITA 636 Marrakech Express and Corinthian Tonu Toniste on EST 790 Lenny who rounded in first and second. Ivaldi and Balestrero had to settle for rounding in third and fourth respectively.
Toniste sneaked past Capodanno on the first downwind leg to take the lead at the leeward gate and from there on the Estonian extended his advantage on every leg to take a comfortable victory.
As the race progressed second placed Capodanno came under increasing pressure from Ivaldi in third. For a long time it looked like he would be able to hang on but in the last quarter of the final downwind leg Ivaldi slipped Blu Moon into second. At the finish Capodanno took third ahead of Balestrero in third.
With four races sailed Balestrero leads the overall fleet by eight points from Ivaldi in second. A further 14 points back in third place is Britain's Geoff Carveth.
Toniste tops the Corinthian division by five points from Peter Warrer in second and Vasyl Gureyev in third.
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Hello translators and the guys who wants to be that
I started this thread to add the possibility to make a central places for any suggestions, notifications, pleases and so on that YOU want the developpers to know.
To all that did not understand this (well, I'm outta school, u know.), I repeat it shortened.
You want an explanation of something you didn't understand in the language file or you have a little bug and so on. Just write in this thread. I think a centralizing thread could help the devs.
I start with some suggestions.
The menu "Add and Remove Buttons" which is right of the basic toolbar can't be translated because there are no strings in the dll for it. Please fix that.
Are we allowed to translate the lawthing at "Help"-->"About"?
I mean it would be a high risk to add it to the strings but we could translate it, so the devs could change it in the language files.
And the third and last suggestion:
please allow us to change the name of the hotkeys. Well, there is NO "Ctrl" at the german keybord, u know
Just write your suggestions down here!


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The temperature is assumed to be constant along the thickness of the pipe and rotational symmetry is also assumed, allowing the pipe to be modeled in 1D. A comparison is made with a purely conductive model in order to visualize the effect of the heat radiation.
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There's a sauce sold commercially called Don Pepino pizza sauce...it is excellent for a commercially canned sauce.
Here's some info on Don Pepino Pizza Sauce.
I started doing BC pizzas about six years ago when one of my neighbors mentioned it. I use olive oil instead of butter and I put it over mozz on the pie and use the blue cheese dressing on the side. It's not my favorite, but folks that come over for it eat the crap out of it and love it. I use Frank's hot pepper sauce (I put that #%* on everything).
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Free Downloadable Publications
The Low-Iodine Diet – Summary
The Low-Iodine Diet – Details
For More Information
Free Downloadable Publications
- Low Iodine Diet Guidelines — One-Page Summary English | Spanish | Hebrew | Japanese
- Low-Iodine Diet Quick Guide
- How to Read Salt Labels
- Low-Iodine Cookbook –8th edition with over 420 delicious recipes, plus guidelines and helpful tips for snacks and easy meals.
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The short-term low-iodine diet is another part of preparing to receive radioactive iodine for papillary or follicular thyroid cancer or one of their variants. The diet, recommended by ThyCa Medical Advisors, other thyroid cancer experts, and the American Thyroid Association, increases the effectiveness of the radioactive iodine treatment.
- This diet lasts for about 1 to 2 weeks before your radioiodine, and for about 1 to 2 days afterward.
- This diet reduces your consumption of regular iodine so that when the radioactive iodine is given for treatment, any remaining thyroid cells, including thyroid cancer cells, will be "hungry" for iodine. These cells will then more readily absorb the radioactive iodine, which will eventually destroy them.
- A low-iodine diet has less than 50 micrograms of iodine per day. It is low in iodine, not "no-iodine." Iodine is not related to sodium, so this diet is different from a "low-sodium" diet. The normal recommended daily allowance for iodine is 150 micrograms per day. Most people in the United States consume much more than 150 micrograms daily.
- The foods and beverages you consume will have small amounts of iodine that total less than 50 micrograms each day.
- There are slight variations in guidelines from different doctors. The ThyCa diet and guidelines have received input and review by numerous thyroid cancer specialists.
Brief Overview
Not Allowed—Avoid These Foods and Ingredients
- Iodized salt, sea salt, and any foods containing iodized salt and sea salt
- Seafood and sea products, including carrageenan, agar-agar, algin, alginate, and nori
- Dairy products
- Egg yolks or whole eggs or foods with whole eggs
- Bakery products with iodine/iodate dough conditioners or high-iodine ingredients. Low-iodine items are fine.
- Red Dye #3, erythrosine (or E127 in Europe)
- Most chocolate (due to milk content). Cocoa powder and some dark chocolates are allowed
- Soybeans and soybean products (however, soy oil is allowed)
- Iodine-containing vitamins and food supplements
- If you take a medication containing iodine or red dye #3, check with your physician.
Allowed Foods and Ingredients
- Fresh fruits and vegetables, unsalted nuts and nut butters, whites of eggs, fresh meats (provided no broth injected) with some diets limiting intake to 6 ounces a day, grains and cereal products without high-iodine ingredients (some diets limit to 4 servings a day), pasta without high-iodine ingredients
- Sugar, jelly, jam, honey, maple syrup, black pepper, fresh or dried herbs and spices, all vegetable oils (including soy oil),
- Sodas (except with Red Dye #3 or E127 in Europe), cola, diet cola, non-instant coffee, non-instant tea, beer, wine, other alcoholic beverages, lemonade, fruit juices
- Read the ingredient list on all packaged foods. Check with your physician about any medications you are taking.
Note that sodium is not an issue. What is to be avoided is the added iodine found in iodized salt, which is widely used, especially in processed foods.
It's preferable to avoid processed foods while on the diet, if possible, because food manufacturers are not required to list the iodine content. Therefore, if salt is a listed ingredient, you have no way of knowing whether it's iodized or non-iodized. This does not apply to foods that naturally contain sodium without salt as an ingredient.
There are many foods you can eat while on the low-iodine diet. It is a good idea to cook meals yourself, using fresh ingredients, including fruits, vegetables, and unprocessed meats.
Many thyroid cancer patients with papillary or follicular thyroid cancer receive a dose of radioactive iodine (RAI) about two months after their surgery in an attempt to destroy (ablate) any remaining thyroid cells in their bodies.
These thyroid cancer patients may also undergo whole-body radioiodine scans at periodic intervals, using a "tracer" dose of RAI. If their scan is not "clean," they may then receive treatment with a larger dose of RAI in an attempt to eliminate remaining thyroid cells.
In preparation for an RAI scan or RAI treatment, patients are usually asked to go on a low-iodine diet (LID). The diet is to prepare for the RAI. The patient follows the diet when preparing for RAI either by temporarily stopping levothyroxine (withdrawal) or by receiving injections of Thyrogen® (recombinant TSH) while continuing on levothyroxine.
The purpose of a low-iodine diet is to deplete the body of its stores of iodine, to help increase the effectiveness of the radioactive iodine scan or treatment. The premise is that when the radioactive iodine is administered, the thyroid cells will "suck" up the iodine, because the body has been so depleted.
This diet is for a short time period. The usual time period is around two weeks (14 days) or slightly more. The diet usually begins around two weeks before testing and continues through the testing and treatment period. However, recommendations for the time period can vary, depending partly on the individual patient's circumstances.
The following is a combination of diet guidelines from several ThyCa medical advisors (who use urine iodine testing to check patients' iodine levels), from researchers' findings presented in medical journals and at ThyCa conferences, and from input from members of our Medical Advisory Council. Your physician may have different guidelines. Please check with your doctor before you start the diet.
General Comments
- Remember: LOW IODINE has NOTHING TO DO WITH SODIUM. The diet is a low-iodine diet, NOT a low-sodium diet. Sodium is in most foods. Table salt is sodium chloride, not sodium.
- Sodium in any form is OK, as long as it is not provided as IODIZED salt. NON-IODIZED salt is OK for the diet, as long as it is not sea salt. As noted below, you should avoid any product or ingredient from the sea. That's because sea-based products are high in iodine.
- Also, this is a "low-iodine" diet, NOT a "no-iodine" diet and NOT an "iodine-free" diet. A low-iodine diet reduces iodine consumption (on most diets to below 50 micrograms (mcg) of iodine per day (on some diets to below 80-100 mcg per day). The American Thyroid Association recommends that the low-iodine diet include less than 50 mcg of iodine per day. (The Recommended Daily Allowance of iodine is 150 mcg per day for adults. One teaspoon of iodized salt contains 400 mcg of iodine.)
- During your time on the diet, you may freely eat any foods that are low in iodine (up to 5 mcg per serving). There are lots of foods that you can eat. Pages 10 and 11 have lists. However, avoid foods high in iodine (over 20 mcg per serving). Also, many thyroid cancer specialists' guidelines recommend limiting foods that are moderate in iodine (5 to 20 mcg per serving).
- For recipes and a snack list, use ThyCa's free Low Iodine Cookbook. You can download it free from our web site and print it out.
- You also can adapt your favorite recipes from your own cookbooks to the low-iodine diet. To do this, eliminate ingredients that are high in iodine, or substitute ingredients from the list of foods and ingredients that are fine on the diet.
- If you follow other dietary guidelines due to allergies, diabetes, other medical conditions, or other reasons, you can adapt your recipes and meal plans. Use the cookbook's lists and tips.
Avoid These Foods and Additives
Avoid the following foods, starting when instructed by your physician before your radioactive iodine test or treatment. Continue as instructed until after your radioactive iodine treatment (often for about 24 hours after). These foods and ingredients are high in iodine (over 20 mcg per serving, according to researchers' presentations at our conferences).
- Iodized salt and sea salt and any foods containing iodized salt or sea salt. Non-iodized salt may be used. For example, Kosher salt is okay unless the label says that it is iodized or sea salt.The reason to avoid sea salt is that all products from the ocean tend to be high in iodine.You can usually find plain, non-iodized salt next to the iodized salt at your grocer. Read the label. (One teaspoon of iodized salt has 400 mcg of iodine.)
- Seafood and sea products (fish, shellfish, seaweed, seaweed tablets, kelp). These are all very high in iodine and should be avoided.
- Foods or products that contain these sea-based additives: carrageenan, agar-agar, algin, alginate, nori (these food additives are seaweed by-products).
- Dairy products (milk, cheese, cream, yogurt, butter, ice cream, powdered dairy creamers, whey, casein, other dairy products). Note: Nondairy creamers often have iodine-containing ingredients, too. A study published in 2004 in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism reported on tests of 18 brands of milk in the Boston, Massachusetts area. It reported that 250 ml of milk (about 8 ounces, or 1 cup, or 16 Tablespoons) contained from 88 to 168 micrograms of iodine and averaged 115 mcg. It noted that sources of iodine in milk include iodine in cattle feed, the products containing iodine used to clean teats and udders, and a small amount from equipment cleaning products. (Some low-iodine diets allow very small amounts of milk or other dairy, if not listed in the first three ingredients on a label. There is no dairy in any of the recipes in this cookbook.)
- Egg yolks or whole eggs or foods containing whole eggs. Egg whites are acceptable, because they contain little or no iodine. (Some low- iodine diets allow foods with very small amounts of eggs, if not listed in the first three ingredients on a label. The recipes in this cookbook use only egg whites.)
- Commercial bakery products unless you check the label to make sure that the ingredients are allowed. Avoid bread products that contain iodine/iodate dough conditioners (usually small bakery breads are safe; it's best to bake it yourself or substitute with Matzos). If you read labels closely, you may also be able to find crackers made only with flour and water. While a few commercial bakery products have tested low in iodine, manufacturing processes can change over time. The study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism in 2004 reported that the iodine content of single slices of 20 different brands of bread ranged from 2.2 mcg to 587 mcg.
- Red Dye #3. However, Red Dye #40 is OK. We suggest that you avoid red, orange, or brown processed food, pills, and capsules. Many red, red-orange, and brown food dyes contain iodine and should be avoided. The problem with food colors is specific to Red Dye FD&C #3 (erythrosine) ONLY. However, the problem is that some food labels do not specify which red dyes are used. Better safe than sorry. For medications, the best source is the Physician's Desk Reference (PDR), which clearly states the ingredients. For example, Rocaltrol in the 0.5 mcg size is NOT good for the diet because it contains FD&C Red Dye #3. However, Rocaltrol 0.25 mcg does not and is safe for the diet (you can take two of them to get to the 0.5 mcg dose). Please always check with your physician.
- Most Chocolate (for its milk content). Cocoa powder and some dark chocolates are permitted. Check the label for other ingredients not allowed on the low-iodine diet. The ThyCa cookbook has recipes with permitted chocolate.
- Some Molasses. Most molasses is okay. Avoid if sulfured or blackstrap, which is concentrated and has a bitter taste. It's okay to use the milder, fairly sweet unsulfured molasses usually used in cooking and that is the type most often available in grocery stores in the USA. Sulfur is not related to iodine. However, it's a term used on molasses labels. Some diets don't make distinctions between kinds of molasses and say to avoid all molasses.
- Soybeans and most soy products (soy sauce, soy milk, tofu). However, soy oil and soy lecithin are both okay.
- Some beans besides soybeans. The National Institutes of Health diet says to avoid these beans: red kidney beans, lima beans, navy beans, pinto beans, and cowpeas. Other diets do not limit beans.
- Some diets say to avoid rhubarb and potato skins. They note that the inside of the potato is fine.
- Iodine-Containing Vitamins, and Food Supplements. Also products containing iodate or iodide. Check the label and ingredients and discontinue completely if iodine is included. Most vitamins with minerals contain iodine.
If you are taking a Medication that contains iodine, check with your physician.
Limit the Amounts of these Foods
Some diets from thyroid cancer specialists and researchers recommend limiting the daily intake of foods that are moderate in iodine: 5 to 20 mcg per serving.
- Fresh meats. Up to 5 ounces per day of fresh meats such as chicken, beef, pork, lamb, and veal are fine on the low-iodine diet. (Up to 6 ounces, according to one of the researchers, who noted that meat contains 25-130 mcg of iodine per pound.) Whole cuts tend to contain less iodine than do ground meats. Also, check the package label on meats, including whole turkeys, turkey breasts, turkey cutlets, chicken, and all pork products. Many food makers inject broths into turkey or chicken or pork. The label may not indicate whether the broth contains iodized salt. If you are not sure, go to your local butcher for fresh turkey, pork, or chicken.
- Grains, cereals. Up to 4 servings per day of grains, cereals, pasta, and breads without iodine-containing ingredients are fine on this diet. The iodine content depends on the iodine content of the region where the grain was grown. Homemade baked goods and cereals are best on this diet. If you use processed foods, read the labels carefully to avoid iodine-containing ingredients. Also, remember that labels are not always accurate or up to date.
- Rices. Like grains, rices vary in the amount of iodine depending on the region where grown, so rice should be eaten only in limited amounts. Some low-iodine diets recommend avoiding rice. Basmati rice has been mentioned by some as the best for the diet.
What About Restaurant Foods and Fast Food?
Although restaurants generally use non-iodized salt, it is not possible to know whether a particular restaurant is using iodized salt or sea salt. The manager or serving staff may not know what product is being used, or whether butter or other dairy products are present in foods. The ingredients that chain and fast-food restaurants use may change.
Therefore, we suggest that you avoid restaurant foods other than plain juices or soft drinks, or the inside of a plain baked potato. For most restaurant foods, there is no reasonable way to determine which restaurants use iodized salt. Avoid if in doubt.
What About Manufactured and Processed Foods?
Some published low-iodine diets and researchers' presentations allow salty processed foods and other processed foods. Some of these foods include potato chips and cured and corned foods such as hot dogs, ham, corned beef, sauerkraut, bacon, sausage, and salami.
Currently, manufacturers of processed foods in the USA generally use non-iodized salt. However, food processing techniques can change and labels are not always accurate or up to date.
For that reason, if fresh foods are available, many patients prefer to eat fresh foods during the short period of being on the low- iodine diet. They avoid processed food, because it is not known for sure whether or not iodized salt has been used. For any processed food, it is also important read the label to be sure there is no Red Dye #3.
In the past some patients have contacted manufacturers asking whether or not they used iodized salt in their products or iodine-containing cleansers or sanitizers for their equipment and surfaces involved in food processing. Doing this is NOT recommended for the following reasons:
- Manufacturers cannot guarantee that the ingredients they receive from their suppliers do not contain iodized salt.
- Manufacturers may change procedures and may use iodine-based cleaners or sanitizers on food-processing surfaces, utensils, equipment, and containers used in processing steps.
- Because fewer and fewer manufacturers in the USA have been using iodized salt in their food processing, there seems to be a rise in iodine deficiency. It might become the practice to start using iodized salt again.
- Also, some spice blends like chili powder may contain added salt.
Read the ingredient labels on all packaged foods and spices. Some support group participants have compiled lists of brands of processed and packaged foods low in iodine. A list is being reviewed for addition to ThyCa's web site and as an appendix to this cookbook.
Foods That Are Fine to Eat on the Low-Iodine Diet
The low-iodine diet consists mostly of fresh, low-fat, low-calorie foods. Because of this, following this diet greatly reduces the tendency to gain weight while hypothyroid.
The following foods and ingredients are fine to eat. You do not need to limit the quantity, except as noted.
- Fresh fruits and fruit juices, except rhubarb (on some diets provided to ThyCa), maraschino cherries (if they contain Red Dye #3), and fruit cocktail with maraschino cherries.
- Vegetables, preferably raw and fresh-cooked or frozen without salt. (But not skins of potatoes, soybeans, and, according to the NIH diet, some other beans like pinto, lima, navy, red kidney, cowpeas).
- Unsalted nuts and unsalted nut butters.
- Grain/cereal products in moderate amounts (see above).
- Fresh chicken, beef, and other meats in moderate amounts (see above).
- Sugar, jelly, honey, maple syrup, and unsulfured molasses.
- Black pepper and fresh or dried herbs.
- All vegetable oils. Salad dressings provided they contain only allowed ingredients.
- Homemade foods (see ThyCa's free Low-Iodine Cookbook).
- Cola, diet cola, lemonade, sodas (except those with Red Dye #3), non-instant coffee and tea, beer, wine, other alcohol.
Food prepared from fresh meats, fresh poultry, fresh or frozen vegetables, and fresh fruits should be fine for this diet, provided that you do not add any of the iodine-containing ingredients listed above.
The cookbook also has a handy snack list.
What if it's not on the "okay" list here?
- There are minor variations in low-iodine diet guidelines provided by different thyroid cancer specialist physicians. These guidelines combine the recommendations of several thyroid cancer specialists whose patients have successfully used their guidelines.
- Some guidelines say just to avoid certain items or certain food categories, and do not give details within categories.
- Other diets list foods and ingredients that are allowed, without limits on quantities consumed.
- Many of our web site visitors and correspondents request details as given here, so that they can plan their menus with their own preferences in mind.
- If your health care professional has recommended that you follow a low-iodine diet, please discuss your diet guidelines with him or her.
Final Notes
The key to coping well with this diet is being prepared ahead of time, especially if you are preparing for RAI by stopping your levothyroxine pills and becoming hypothyroid. Before you start becoming hypothyroid, prepare the basics and freeze. You do not want to be making chicken stock while you are hypothyroid.
Remember also the handy snack list. We suggest that you stock up on snack items from the list for times when you do not feel like cooking.
We encourage you to use our Low-Iodine Cookbook for variety and enjoyment of low-iodine meals and snacks. Many thousands of other thyroid cancer survivors have used and enjoyed our recipe collections.
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The Conference Room with a well-equipped with high-tech light and sound components is available for public events, such as conferences, meeting, seminars, weddings, new products launching, and other social functions. Hall can be partitioned off into many desired shapes e.g. theatre, Classroom, U-shape.
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Hat Ban Krut located in the Ban Krut area, it is a 12 kilometers stretch of beautiful beach interrupted only by the green mountain,
Khao Thongchai with its beautiful temple and golden Buddha gazing serenely out to sea.
The atmosphere is serene and the beach shaded by coconut palms.
Fishing communities are located along the beach and tourists can truly experience the lifestyle of the local fishermen.
Getting There:
By car
Take Highway No.4 (Petchkasem Road) and then turn left near kilometer stone 368. Go straight ahead along the Petchkasem-Ban Krut Road for approximately 11 kilometres to Ban Krut Beach road, crossing the railway track on the way.
By train
Get off the Ban Krut train station and continue by motorcycle taxi only 5 minute.
By bus
Take the Bangkok-Bang Saphan Bus and get off at the Ban Krut crossroads. Continue by motorcycle.


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Marriage Licence
Notice: March 17, 2020 - City Hall Closure
Marriage licences may be obtained from the City Clerk's Office:
- between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., Monday to Friday
for a fee of $125.00 paid by cash, personal cheque or debit card. A marriage licence will be issued only to one of the parties to the proposed marriage.
A marriage licence issued by an Issuer of Marriage Licences for the City of Port Colborne is valid anywhere in Ontario for a period of three (3) months from the date of issue.
Who May Marry?
In Ontario, barring other legal impediments, persons who have attained the age of 18 years of age may marry, including same-sex couples. No person under 16 years of age may marry. Any person who is 16 or 17 years of age (other than a widow, widower or divorced person) may marry only with the written consent of both parents or his/her legal guardian. A special consent form is available for this purpose from the Clerk's Office. If consent is required and is not forthcoming or is refused, an application may be made to a judge to dispense with consent.
Under the Marriage (Prohibited Degrees) Act (Canada), no person shall marry another person if they are related as grandparent, parent, child, grandchild, brother or sister. These restrictions apply whether the relationship is by whole or half blood or by order of adoption. Any prior marriage must be legally dissolved or annulled before a person may enter into a new marriage.
A marriage may be solemnized only under the authority of a marriage licence or under the authority of the publication of banns.
How do I Apply for a Marriage Licence?
A marriage licence application must be completed and signed by the applicant and joint applicant. At least one party to the proposed marriage must apply in person and present two original pieces of identification for each applicant. The required identification documents must include an original birth certificate (with any change of name certificate, if applicable) or current passport or Record of Immigration Landing if refugee or Canadian citizenship card if refugee together with one other piece of government issued photo identification. Only original, valid identification documents in the English Language will be accepted.
If an applicant or joint applicant for marriage licence has been previously married, the following additional information will be required:
(a) If the marriage was dissolved or annulled in Canada, the original or
court certified copy of the Decree Absolute or Certificate of Divorce
dissolving or annulling the marriage. Individuals can obtain a
certified copy of their Decree Absolute or Certificate of Divorce from
the Court House in the jurisdiction where the divorce was granted.
(b) If the marriage was dissolved or annulled outside of Canada, the
applicants must obtain authorization from the Minister of Government
and Consumer Services for the marriage. To obtain authorization,
send the following documents to the Office of the Registrar General,
Marriage Office, P.O. Box 4600, 189 Red River Road,
Thunder Bay, ON P7B 6L8:
•· a completed marriage licence application
•· a Statement of Sole Responsibility for each divorce signed by both
parties of this marriage
•· an original or court-certified copy (certified by the proper court officer in
the jurisdiction the divorce or annulment was granted) of the divorce
decree or annulment. If the decree is in a language other than
English or French, include a translated copy together with an
affidavit sworn by the translator.
•· A legal opinion from an Ontario lawyer, addressed to both applicants,
giving reasons why the divorce or annulment should be recognized in
the Province of Ontario. The Office of the Registrar General will fax a
sample legal opinion letter to your lawyer if you call 1-807-343-7568
or toll-free in Ontario at 1-800-461-2156.
(c) Where the earlier marriage of one of the parties was terminated by
the presumed death of a spouse, a court order declaring the
presumed death of the spouse must be obtained.
There are no requirements respecting residency, pre-marital blood tests or medical certificates.
Marriage licence application form
Publication of Banns
A marriage may be solemnized under the authority of the publication of banns where both parties to the proposed marriage worship regularly in Canada. No one may marry under the authority of the publication of banns if there was a previous marriage (dissolved or annulled). Further information regarding marriage under authority of publication of banns may be obtained from a member of the clergy.
Who is Allowed to Perform Marriages?
A religious marriage may be performed by a member of a recognized religious organization who is authorized to perform marriages in Ontario under the Marriage Act. The person must be registered with the Office of the Registrar General to perform marriages. A list of religious officials registered to perform marriages in Ontario is available on the Service Ontario website. A judge, justice of the peace or municipal clerk may perform a civil marriage under the authority of a marriage licence. Civil ceremonies by a Justice of the Peace are not currently available in the Niagara Region. The Clerk of the City of Port Colborne also does not currently provide this service.
How Do I Register the Marriage?
It is the responsibility of the person who performed the marriage to forward the signed marriage licence to the Office of the Registrar General for registration.
How do I get a Marriage Certificate?
After the marriage, you may receive a Record of Solemnization of Marriage from the person who performed the wedding. This document includes the couple's names, the date of the marriage, the names of the witnesses and whether the marriage was performed under the authority of a licence or the publication of banns. This is not a legal record.
A marriage certificate proves that a marriage has taken place. A marriage certificate may be obtained by: the bride or groom; a parent of either the bride or the groom; or, by a child of their marriage (natural or adoptive). You may get a marriage certificate application and related information (including fee for service), on the Service Ontario website. Please note that marriage certificates and information relating to particular marriages cannot be obtained through local marriage offices.
From time to time, requests for marriage certificates are received from persons doing genealogical studies. The Archives of Ontario has the indexes (where they exist) and registration books from the Office of the Registrar General of Ontario for Marriages from approximately 1801 to 1926. (Note: There are many gaps in pre-1869 marriage records.) These records are publicly available on microfilm. Another year of records is sent annually to the Archives. For further information on how to access these records please go to http://www.archives.gov.on.ca. For information/certificates regarding more recent registrations, you must contact the Office of the Registrar General. You may or may not be entitled to apply for this information depending on your particular circumstances.
Do I Have To Change My Name After I Get Married? How Do I Change My Name?
The name on your Birth Certificate is your legal name. You do not have to get a legal name change to use your spouse's name as your last name. Instead you can assume your spouse's name. Assuming a name is not a legal name change, so it does not change your birth certificate. Most people assume a name instead of undergoing a legal name change.
To assume a name, once you are married, you may apply to change all your identification (health card, drivers licence, passport and banking information, etc.) with the support of your marriage certificate. You may assume your spouse's last name (surname) or a combination of your last name and your spouse's last name.
If at any time you wish to revert to your legal name, you simply revert back by presenting your birth certificate as proof of your legal name. However, should you choose to do this, all your identification must be changed to reflect the name you will now be using.
Legal change of Surname
Individuals may choose to legally change their last name as a result of a marriage or common-law relationship by filling out an "Election to Change Surname" form.
Couples living together in a conjugal relationship (common law) will also need to file a form called a "Joint Declaration of Conjugal Relationship".
There is no fee for this type of name change if it is made at the time of the marriage or at the time of filing a "Joint Declaration of Conjugal Relationship".
Please be aware that if you elect to legally change your name and were born in Ontario, your last name (surname) as it appears on your birth certificate will change. Your birth certificate will show your new name and your previous last name. If you wish to revert back to your previous name at any time, you will need to contact the Office of the Registrar General to complete another name change.
Legal name change packages are available through the Office of the Registrar General in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Please call 1-800-461-2156 or visit the Service Ontario website.


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Dead Space 3
Dead Space 2 cost $60 million to make, 4 million sales weren't enough
In the wake of the sad news of EA shuttering Visceral Games, one former staff member opened up about the beloved Dead Space series.
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Xbox 360 titles Dead Space 2 and Dead Space 3 are now backward compatible on Xbox One
Two new titles have been added to the Xbox One backward compatibility list, and it should make fans of the Dead Space franchise rather pleased.
Humble EA Bundle has raised over $3 million so far
There's a new Humble Bundle in town, and it is sponsored by EA. But this is no THQ-esque cash grab; EA will be receiving not even a penny of the proceeds, opting instead to make this a charity drive of sorts.
SimCity buyers can choose one of 8 free EA games as compensation
SimCity buyers who register their copy before March 25 can get one of eight free EA titles on Origin as compensation for the game's shaky launch issues.
Dead Space 3: Awakened DLC gets a trailer
The Awakened DLC for Dead Space 3 has a trailer available, and it's posted below. It's out next on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 from March 12. Thanks, Evil Avatar.
Dead Space 4 cancellation rumour turns ugly following Moore rebuttal
Dead Space 4 has not been canned, according to EA. Earlier today, rumored surrounding the future of the series were questioned after a source of VideoGamer's said sales of Dead Space 3 were poor, causing the firm to pull the plug on Visceral Games' franchise.
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EA's future games will all feature microtransactions
Dead Space 3's microtransaction model didn't go over well with gamers, but it hasn't deterred the publisher one bit. EA's financial officer Blake Jorgensen has revealed all of its games will feature some form of micro-payments.
UK Charts: Aliens Colonial Marines takes top
Aliens: Colonial Marines has shot to the top of the UK charts, netting a bigger opening weekend that fellow space hopping shooter Dead Space 3.
"Horror doesn't fly" in the $60 market, says Bleszinski
In a lengthy personal blog post defending Dead Space 3's action bent, Gears of War creator and self-professed horror fan Cliff Bleszinski has said triple-A doesn't really support true survival horror any more. "The $60 disc based market horror doesn't fly – it's the ultimate 'Campaign Rental' that's played for two days and traded in […]
Dead Space 3 resource 'exploit' similar to theft, claims IP expert
Dead Space 3's use of microtransactions has got a lot of gamers upset and has prompted the games press to question the nature of micro-payments in console titles. However, a supposed glitch was unearthed in the game's 8th chapter – although EA claims it isn't a glitch at all – which supposedly gives players infinite […]
UK Charts: Dead Space 3 takes first
Dead Space 3 has space jumped its way to the top of the UK Charts, toppling last week's champion Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch.
Dead Space writer not keen on action but admires Visceral's balancing
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Dead Space 3 "Item Farming" glitch is not a glitch, says EA
EA has said the Dead Space 3 "Item Farming" glitch is not a glitch after all, therefore it has no plans to patch it up.
Dead Space: A Journey Through Terror part three and four released
EA has released the last two of the Dead Space 3 videos in its A Journey Through Terror series. Episode three focuses on core gameplay, while episode four looks to the future. Dead Space 3 is out worldwide on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.
Dead Space: A Journey through Terror Part 2 - The Art of Scares video released
EA has released the second in its four-part video series of Dead Space: A Journey through Terror. It's below. Dead Space 3 is out in North America and land in the UK on Friday.
Dead Space 3 infinite items exploit found already
Dead Space 3 just hit retail in the States yesterday – check out all of the review scores here – but gamers have already exposed an exploit with the game's resource-gathering mechanic, giving them infinite items. Guess they don't have to pay microtransactions for them after all.
Dead Space: A Journey Through Terror - part one focuses on Isaac Clarke's journey
EA has released the first video in its Dead Space: A Journey Through Terror series which charts the evolution of the Dead Space series to date.
Dead Space 3 - Awakened DLC to release in March
Visceral Games has announced the first DLC for Dead Space 3 will arrive in March.
Dead Space 3 reviews arrive online - get the scores here
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Dead Space 2 cost $60 million to make, 4 million sales weren't enough
Xbox 360 titles Dead Space 2 and Dead Space 3 are now backward compatible on Xbox One
SimCity buyers can choose one of 8 free EA games as compensation
Dead Space 4 cancellation rumour turns ugly following Moore rebuttal
Dead Space 3 resource 'exploit' similar to theft, claims IP expert
Dead Space writer not keen on action but admires Visceral's balancing
Dead Space: A Journey Through Terror part three and four released
Dead Space: A Journey through Terror Part 2 – The Art of Scares video released
Dead Space: A Journey Through Terror – part one focuses on Isaac Clarke's journey
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As regular users of the site will know, the sites design has not changed in a very long time, so we have undertaken the task to re-design the whole site!
Starting with the main site design and working our way through the system we will be re-designing everything.
With the new design we hope to achieve something thats stylish, simple and most of all easy to navigate.
We have made some fantastic progress with the main sites design, which you can see here: http://www.gotop100.com/beta.php
We hope to have the main sites design go live by as early as the end of this week.
We have also started the re-design of both the Managers & Members User Interfaces, however this is a slightly larger task as we will be re-arranging the navigation aswell as making room for some new features
Once we have a beta link for the User Interfaces we will announce it here.
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We are also currently working on a new set of templates!
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We hope you share are view and feel we are taking GoTop100 in the right direction and would love to hear from anyone with any feedback or suggestions on improving any aspect of the site.
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Are you ever going to address our tickets?