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We live in a hugely visual culture. Everywhere we look there is an advertising display unit or TV screen. We only have to scan the shelves of magazines briefly to see that the publishers do all they can to appeal to the most basic human impulses. You see, pictures work like a springboard to a new level of thought. Once we've seen something, our mind has captured it in its memory bank.
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So what is IPv6 Anyways, and why Should I care?
The current version of the protocol that we are using is IPv4. IP stands for "Internet Protocol", and it is the 4th revision of the language.
Every device connected to the internet has an address so it can be found by other systems. It is called an IP Address.
A sample address is 188.8.131.52
If you type this address into your web browser you will end up at iCorning.com.
One of Google's several addresses is 18.104.22.168
Same thing, if you type this in, you end up at Google.
A system exists called DNS that converts these numbered addresses to the more human readable addresses that we are used to using.
When IPv4 was created it allowed for about 4.3 billion addresses. Which seemed a lot at the time, but this was a long time ago, before there were smart phones and internet connected devices, and before many third world countries were starting to hook systems up to the web.
Now, new IPv4 addresses are all but depleted.
IPv6 was created to fix this issue, and to address some of the security issues in IPv4. There are 2^128 IPv6 Addresses, that is, oh roughly:
They look something like this:
The problem is that the US is switching to IPv6 very slowly. I believe that we are behind China and Japan in the switchover. And many US companies have no immediate plans to even make the transition. Google currently has a single Linux box set up to handle the IPv6 Google traffic. But eventually we will all be using IPv6.
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What about all the people who had problems with connecting to the net and the first advice they would get is to disable ipv6 , I even read this on a linux help forun about 2 day's ago I remember trying this years ago but it dident help so I turned it back on but what about the people who just left it off are they all s screwed now
I just did a quick google search " disable ipv6 " and got 274,000 hits


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Wintery view from one of Denver's really old hotels, the Magnolia.
This one has a really small lobby, unusual for its era, but it does have a restaurant on a lower level. Of course, I don't know what it was like originally. It looks out on a building of roughly the same age. The old structure has somehow been made to accommodate a parking garage of some sort, pretty unique for an old hotel.


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Combing simple sentences to make complex sentences is an important exercise to help you advance in your writing abilities. This writing exercise focuses on taking simple sentences and transforming them into complex sentences which are then combined into a paragraph.
Simple Sentence -> Complex Sentence
Example: Tom is a boy. He is eight years old. He goes to school in Philadelphia.
Complex Sentence: -> Tom is an eight-year old boy who goes to school in Philadelphia.
Here are some simple rules to remember when combining simple sentences into complex sentences:
- Don't repeat words
- Change words if necessary
- Add words to connect ideas
Complex Sentence Exercise
Combine the following sentences into complex sentences. Remember that a number of answers may be correct.
- His name is Peter.
He's a famous professional athlete.
He's a baseball player.
He has a large house in Miami.
The house is beautiful.
He often travels around the US.
He plays away games in different cities in the US.
He travels by airplane.
He usually sleeps on the plane.
He stays up late after games.
He is an excellent pitcher.
Fans love his abilities.
Coaches love his abilities.
Every week he plays a home game.
The game is played in Glover Stadium.
The game is usually sold out.
Glover Stadium is old.
Glover Stadium doesn't have enough seats for all the fans.
The fans wait in line to buy tickets.
The fans often pay more than $60 dollars for a ticket.
The fans are unhappy about the ticket prices.
The fans love Peter.


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Software Engineer PHP - Level I
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- From £18,000 to £24,000 per annum Depending on experience
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- Closes
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- Sector
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- Hours
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Software Engineer PHP – Level I
This is an ideal opportunity for a bright and ambitious technology graduate with the relevant programming experience to join a large global FTS 100 organization.
We are looking to expand our team and bring on a Junior Software Engineer who enjoys working with friendly and professional individuals in a collaborative environment.
The successful candidate will work in our delivery team who play a pivotal role in providing business critical solutions to the insurance industry.
The role is back end focused and involves data manipulation and distribution as part of our high load, highly scalable data supply services.
Key Skills required:
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•Knowledge and having gained commercial experience in creating and maintaining PHP based systems having worked in industry or as an undergraduate placement
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We're a superb company to work for, with great people, world class technology, market leading products, a culture of innovation and collaboration, and superb career prospects.
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It's noon on a late winter morning and I have already made breakfast, shoveled the driveway, interviewed a woman for a story, scrubbed the bathroom, answered emails, hand-written two thank you notes, and downloaded and edited photos for a video I'm presenting at a conference next month. And I'm about to go to the gym.
I work for a newspaper and a dot-com. I sing at an open-mike club a couple of nights a week. I dance (badly), walk everywhere and ride a bike whenever I can. I mow the lawn in the summer, rake the leaves in the fall with my husband and watch my grandchildren every chance I get.
I am 69, which doesn't bother me at all. Calling me a "senior citizen"—that's what drives me nuts.
Look up "senior citizen" online and you'll find these synonyms: ancient, old fogey, geriatric, golden ager, old folk, old timer. OAP (old age pensioner) even.
A quarter of a million words in the English language and the fastest growing demographic is relegated to this ridiculous, archaic label. Americans 65 and older make up 13 percent of the population and every day, 6,000 more of us turn 65. By 2035, 1 in 5 Americans will be 65 or older. We are men, women, straight, gay, employed, retired, active, sedentary, married, divorced, widowed, single, well-heeled, comfortable and just scraping by.
What we are not are blue-haired, faltering, obsolete clones of each other who are all lumped together under the words "senior" and "old," negatives that imply infirm, incontinent and insignificant.
Just the opposite. More than half of Americans over 65 are now online. One-third of those use social networking, according the Pew Research Center. According to a Grandparents.com poll, 49% of members work full-time, part-time or are starting a new midlife career. And some 2.7 million of us are still in the child-rearing business, raising our grandchildren, according to the Census Bureau.
We travel. We date. We golf. We take classes. We exercise. We do everything we've always done. And more.
What this demographic needs, more than anything else is a vocabulary that describes this, people first. We need respectful language that does not demean.
Girdles, rouge. Hi Fi. Picture show. Ice box. Postman. Stewardess. Housewife. Thus, hence, prithee. We don't use these words anymore because they're not accurate, because they're outdated and because we know better. We replaced handicapped with disabled because people with disabilities are not out on the street with caps in hands begging. They are part of the community. Indians are native Americans, the first to get here. Mailmen are mail carriers. Secretaries are executive assistants.
These words are respectful and accurate.
"Senior citizen" is not.
A senior in high school has reached the final year. A senior in college will soon graduate. A senior executive has no where to go, except downhill. Senior means the end of the line. You've reached your peak. Here's your hat, what's your hurry. But 65 is not the end of the line.
No one lumps people 30 to 65 together, names them "Juniors" and considers them a demographic. So why are people 65 to 100 plus lumped together?
What do we Boomers want to be called? "Sir" or "Ma'am" or "Mr." or "Ms." or "Mrs." What everyone is called.
And how do we want to be referenced? Accurately. Without bias: "A 66-year-old woman." "A 72-year-old man." "People between the ages of 50 and 60. Or 60 and 70." "Boomers." "Mature Americans."
And just as important? Don't treat us like children. Don't dote on us or talk down to us or dismiss us because we don't care about Kanye or the Kardashians. And don't attribute everything—if we forget, if we're tired, if we stumble and fall—to age. Everyone forgets. Everyone gets tired. Everyone falls.
We may be 65 or 70 or 80, but here's the real truth, and something I wish everyone in this country would keep in mind at all times, we are exactly who we have always been.
Beverly Beckham is the author of "A Gift of Time," a collection of personal essays, "Back Then," a memoir of childhood, is a contributor to the "Chicken Soup for the Soul" book series, is on the Board of Directors for the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress and writes a weekly column for The Boston Globe. She lives in Massachusetts with her husband, Bruce, and has three children and seven grandchildren.
Call me Grandma! I Love it - Badge of Honor & Respect!!
Forget "seniors", I consider myself to be chronologically gifted.
This topic has been on my mind for a long time and I should have written about it too... so here are a couple of comments:
1. I am not a Senior and will NEVER be a Senior. That's my mother's group. I WILL always be a Baby Boomer, however. But at 65 my needs (and abilities) are WAY different from my mother's.
2. Marketers get lazy when they lump us all together. My mother hasn't worried for many years about getting onto Medicare, turning on Social Security, or helping to put her grandchildren through school. She has been in her retirement community for 23+ years (with the last 3+ in the medical wing) - she doesn't need advertising or marketing aimed at this "next stage of life."
Part of the problem is that there was no generational term for my mother's age group, the way we have Boomers and those following us have Gen X, Gen Y, Millennials, etc. NOT that any of these groups is homogeneous, but their needs are very different from mine.
So... when I hear ads that start out "Seniors," my mind closes down because I know it's aimed at my mother's generation. If you want to speak to MY group, you might choose "Boomers" instead. We'll listen then!
Charlie Seymour Jr
What a great article! I'm 57 and more active than I've ever been! Senior is NOT something I'd answer to if called :-) Thanks for publicizing this perspective!
_______________ Baby Boomers: Let's Age Well, It Ain't the Age, It's the Attitude!
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April 29, 2010 at 11:58 am #98168
The media seem to be concentrating on personalities not policies.
I wouldn't vote Labour because of it's record
I wouldn't vote Liberal because of it's policy on Europe (and all it's policies really)
I am voting Conservative (reluctantly) as they aren't behaving like Tories right now. Hopefully they will be proper conservatives if they win and stop trying to be so PC.
In all the campaigning hardly anyone seems to mention the mess that is Afghanistan and what they would do!


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Respite came the way of Peoples Democratic Party's supporters at the grass roots in Lagos State on Friday as the party leader in the state, Chief Owolabi Salis, donated 30 cows to them for the Sallah.
Salis said the donation was his token to make them have a sense of belonging and to correct the impression of some party members that the leadership had abandoned them.
He said apart from the cows, he had also empowered many youths in the state.
He urged the youth to embrace peace in the interest of national unity and socio-economic development.
Some party members and executives commended Salis for the donation, saying his gesture gave them a sense of belonging and a memorable Sallah celebration.
A man, who identified himself as Akeem, urged other party leaders to take a cue from Salis, adding that this would make party members at the grass roots to see themselves as members of the larger PDP family.
He added that the gesture had made him realise that there were some members who still had the interest of the ordinary members of the party at heart.
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Morpeth Rotary Club
Suzanne Hamnett, wife of Morpeth Rotary President Andrew, is Canadian and she recently told members about a visit she had to Churchill to see some wild polar bears.
Mr Hamnett assisted her with the audio visual presentation.
Churchill, located in the Canadian province of Manitoba, is about a third of the way up the left side of Hudson Bay and Mrs Hamnett had to travel 1,000 miles north from Winnipeg to get there.
It is ice free in the summer, when it is used for grain shipments from western Canada. It can only be reached by train or air as there are no roads.
Northern Manitoba is basically a large bog. It is on a polar bear migration route and the bears are often seen near the town, which has led to it being called the polar bear capital of the world.
The visit was in October, when ice starts to form at the edge of the water.
A total of 900 people live in Churchill, but most are not permanent residents. Many are on Government contracts or work in hotels, motels and tourism.
For safety reasons, it is very highly regulated. No-one is allowed out from the borders of the town on foot because of polar bears and wolves.
There is a curfew at 10pm sounded by a siren, after which under 16s are not allowed to be out alone – they have to be at home or with a parent or guardian.
A special exception is Hallowe'en when officials carefully search the town for polar bears, then surround the area with cars with spotlights on, after which children are allowed out.
There is a multi-purpose community centre, which is a quarter of a mile long. It has a hospital, primary school, high school, library, skating rink, cinema, children's playground and community centre.
Most of the buildings are made of aluminium and pre-fabricated and provided by the Government – 25 per cent of salary is paid in rent.
There is a general store, a pharmacy, a very good bakery and several restaurants serving wine, ethnic food and game. Churchill is one of the few places where new arrivals are told to eat a lot, as it is the only way to keep warm. There is a local phone service and internet.
Here, and all over the Arctic, are rock cairns shaped like people called 'inuksuk' made by the Inuit, but no-one knows why. There is a little bit of stunted greenery in the area, but not much.
While taking photos, Mrs Hamnett found that the cold made the camera digital system close down after only a few shots.
During the visit, a passing polar bear smelled the food cooking at the hospital and broke down the garage doors trying to get in. It was shot with a tranquilliser dart and spent the night in the local polar bear jail.
If anyone sees a bear near their house, they have to report it and wait inside until an official comes to deal with it. If they are not at home, they are to go into the nearest house and make a report.
Visits to see the bears are by tundra buggy. They look like old American school buses, painted dark green with a fire engine chassis and 5ft high wheels.
They have a high viewing platform at the back just out of reach of the polar bears, which can be up to 10ft high. Sometimes they put their paws on the bus and try to push it over to get at the tourists (food) inside.
The buses can only go down to the water's edge when the ground is frozen. Tyres are at 2-3lb pressure and they go very slowly.
As the ice begins to freeze, the bears gather and every now and then they test the ice to see if it is strong enough to walk on. There are some stunted willows nearby that give them some cover until they can set off.
It is strictly against the law to feed the bears. If a visitor breaks the rule, they are taken straight to the airport by the Mounties and put on the next plane, without stopping to get their luggage.
There are other tourist attractions in Churchill, with the beluga whales in August and the aurora in January and February.


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Sanford, Budd Introduce No Bonuses for Terrorists Act
WASHINGTON, DC - Yesterday, Representatives Mark Sanford and Ted Budd (R-NC) introduced H.R. 789, the No Bonuses for Terrorists Act.
This bill would cut off American aid to the Palestinian government until the Secretary of State has certified that the Palestinian Authority and the Palestinian Liberation Organization have stopped paying benefits to the families of terrorists that aren't available to the Palestinian population at large.
"Over the past ten years, the Palestinian government has received more than $4 billion in US tax dollars in spite of the fact that the Palestinian Authority devotes about 8% of its budget to supporting the families of Palestinian terrorists, including those killed during attacks and those in prison," Representative Sanford said. "To me, this is unacceptable. When the American people support other nations, our generosity shouldn't be used to support terrorism in any way. And pausing these funds until we're certain they aren't being used as such seems like an obvious response to the problem."
"Mark and my bill puts in place the strongest measures yet to ensure terrorists will no longer be rewarded with U.S. taxpayer dollars. The American people deserve to know that their hard earned money isn't going to fund terror attacks on our allies," said Representative Ted Budd.


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An earthquake in the Arctic Circle?
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Wed, 31 May 2017 16:26 UTC
Wed, 31 May 2017 16:26 UTC
The Svalbard archipelago represents an uplifted portion of the Barents Sea, which separates Svalbard from Northern Europe. To the west of the archipelago is the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, and the Spitsbergen Fracture Zone, a divergent plate boundary between the North American and Eurasian plates. Much of the seismicity in this part of the Arctic Ocean occurs on or near the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, which has a spreading rate of approximately 2.5 cm/yr (1 inch). However, by examining the historical seismicity of the island of Spitsbergen and the rest of Svalbard, it is clear that this remote archipelago is no stranger to earthquakes.
Another aspect of the historical seismicity that is worth addressing is that the earthquakes are extremely scattered around the southern part of the archipelago. Why this is the case, we must concede we don't really know. This remnant of oceanic crust represents a relatively stable continental platform close to active spreading centers. Furthermore, journal articles on the seismicity of Svalbard are sparse, and most suggest that the earthquakes are associated with stress related to the spreading ridge to the west. However, scientists still appear to be searching for answers to explain the spatial orientation of historical seismicity. It should also be stated that there does not appear to be a recent increase in the number of earthquakes in the region due to global warming. While glacial unloading has been shown to cause earthquakes worldwide, it does not appear to be taking place here.
Even though there may be no concrete explanation for earthquakes in Svalbard, it should be pointed out that the Global Earthquake Activity Rate (GEAR) model, which is available in Temblor, picks up this area as a zone capable of experiencing earthquakes with moderate magnitudes. Therefore, today's earthquake should not come as a surprise, but more highlights the importance of understanding where earthquakes are possible, and that potentially inactive faults can still rupture in earthquakes.
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B.J. Mitchell, H. Bungum, W.W. Chan and P.B. Mitchell, Seismicity and present-day tectonics of the Svalbard region, Geophys. J. Int. (1990) 102, 139-149
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New Delhi, June 15: The rate of inflation continued to fall for the second consecutive week, sliding by 0.21 per cent to 5.44 per cent for the week ended May 31, although manufactured items and food articles became costlier. Indicating increased cost of living, the general price line, measured by the wholesale price index (WPI), stood far lower at 1.93 per cent in the year-ago period. WPI, however, rose by 0.2 per cent to 172.5 points in the latest reported week even as prices of primary articles and fuels were stuck at the previous weeks level.
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After a long week together, or was it two? I made the decision that we do not get along with the letter F. Why?
Well I told you in my letter E update that I did a poor job in some of my book selections. I requested and selected books for letter's E and F at the same time. I should have made adjustments after E went the way that it did, but I did not. I am glad that nothing is, or has to be set in stone. It really makes me feel better.
The week wasn't a complete failure. We had some successes, and pin pointed some areas to work on.
Writing capital F was easy for K1, but lowercase is right up there with lower case E. They are both a struggle for her. This caused me to take a step back, and add in more dot to dots this week, and we will come back to writing letters later. I mean she has her whole life to learn that. I have to admit I really wanted to push her to write her own name, because (shun me now) I have seen that other kids her age can. That is totally unfair of me. "Comparison is the thief of joy." Totally true, and children develop differently, at different times. Yes I am sure that she could learn to write her name today, if I sat down and did that with her, but maybe she isn't ready? The "Letter of the week" is about her, and only a guide for me. So I will let her do more of the guiding.
Onto the books. I am still using Letteroftheweek.com as a guide, and here is a link to the suggested "F" curriculum.
The Firebird (affiliate link)- this book was the biggest surprise of the week. Early in the week I breezed through it, and the pages looked too wordy for my kids. Because of that I skipped over this book all week long, until there was nothing left to read. Remember I was jaded in my book selection for two weeks also. My children ask me to read them a "book they never heard before" so I grab this one. They were so sucked into the story! Maybe it was the gold on the pages, or the story itself, but classic. It was a good book, not as many "F" words in it as I expected, but for a story book it was great.
The Foot Book – I started the week with this book. Lot's of "F" words in it. We played the game where they jump up each time they hear a particular word. I chose "feet." K1 loves when we do this with books that we have already read once, but she doesn't quite have the concept down yet. She needs pauses and reminders "what word was that?" Still fun for her.
Down on the Funny Farm and Rainbow Fish were also good choices that my kids enjoyed.
The last of the "good" books is Flamingo (Heinemann Read and Learn) (affiliate link). This book was a great choice to teach a young child about flamingos. It was exactly what I was hoping for.
If you choose to teach your children about the flamingo during "F" week, you could also teach them the ASL sign to go with it. Side note, I thought about including a video for you of this sign, but not being a member of the deaf community I might be the wrong candidate. Also the sign that I have learned for flamingo is different than what I could find on the ASL sites online. They show "pink bird," what I learned looks like a flamingo and to me is more tactile for children. It could be a dialect difference, not sure. Put your index and second finger down and curl the rest into a fist. Bend the index finger at the knuckle and tap the second finger on the open palm of your other hand. Flamingo.
The Fish book from Sesame Street wasn't too bad. It had lots of great information, but not my first choice. That opinion could be clouded because I don't love Sesame Street in general.
All the other books were poor choices for my almost 4 year old daughters age group. That book Forest is about a deer. Yeah that got me too. I wanted a book to teach about the forest. The books on fractions were cute, but we very focused on percents and decimals too, which was too much. They had everything mixed together. It was not in sections, where I could skip what we weren't ready for.
Strangely the Fire Truck book didn't even hold my kids attention. They love fire trucks, so this was a surprise. I was hunting for a book that talked about the job of a firefighter, and wasn't finding anything. This book is about building a firetruck, but was too detailed for us. Maybe next year.
Have you been doing a letter of the week program? What did letter "F" look like for you?


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Sumner's historic Ryan House is open for tours Saturdays and Sundays 1-4 pm.* Take a look at what life was like through Sumner's history, from the original pioneer cabin to additions to create a large, Victorian-style farmhouse.
*The exceptions this month are May 14 and Memorial Day Weekend, when the museum will NOT be open for tours.