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Ciulli, N. and Giordano, S. and Casaca, A. and Silva, P. and Dunmore, M. and Race, N. (1999) The hybrid edge device concept and implementation in the PETERPAN network architecture: a proposal for IP QoS provisioning on ATM networks. In: Proceedings of IEEE ATM Workshop '99. IEEE Publishing, Kochi, Japan, pp. 57-62. ISBN 4-88552-164-5
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Providing new services on the Internet to quality of service demanding applications has raised a number of problems and related models of solution. Within the framework of the ACTS PETERPAN project, the IP-level QoS provision mechanisms have been overlaid on the ATM technology according to a network concept, in which two kinds of new ATM-attached IP nodes (known as hybrid edge device and hybrid core device) are implemented. This paper discusses the hybrid edge device (HED)
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | ACTS PETERPAN project ; ATM networks ; IP ; Internet ; PETERPAN network architecture ; QoS provisioning ; hybrid edge device ; quality of service ; Internet ; asynchronous transfer mode ; protocols ; quality of service ; telecommunication traffic |
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Departments: | Faculty of Science and Technology > School of Computing & Communications |
ID Code: | 52415 |
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Deposited On: | 27 Jan 2012 12:12 |
Refereed?: | No |
Published?: | Published |
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URI: | http://eprints.lancs.ac.uk/id/eprint/52415 |
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Two fun games to play with your baby this week
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The first time a baby hears his own voice is a moment to remember. He may not even realise it's his for a while, and watching him work it out is a lot of fun. This activity is a winner any time, but it's easiest in the quiet hour before bed.
Skills developed: hearing, verbal
What you'll need: a recording device.
Set up your iPod, mobile phone or computer to record sound. Put it near your baby and encourage him to start babbling. Show him a picture book, tickle his feet or push a toy car. Choose something that allows you to be quiet, because it's most fun if he can only hear his voice when you play it back. Once you have a good sample of your baby's vocal range, which may take more than one sitting, play it back for him. To his quizzical expression, reply, "Yes, that's you!" and play the key moments over and over until the revelation hits. Save the sound or file to your device, as it will be a great memento for the future.
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Babies love small, shiny objects. So picking up colourful trinkets is a great way to satisfy your baby's magpie instinct (and fine-tune her physical coordination at the same time). Although small buttons pose a choking hazard and should be kept away from your baby, fabric shops sell extra-large buttons (buy the biggest you can find - a minimum of two inches or 5cm across) that make safe and satisfying playthings.
Skills developed: fine motor and hand-eye coordination
What you'll need: at least eight very large (a minimum of two inches in diameter) buttons; a small cloth bag or pouch.
Choose eight buttons in matching pairs of two, preferably with a widely varying selection of colours and textures. Put them in a small cloth bag, pouch or paper bag, and let your baby take them out and put them back in, Eeyore-like, over and over again. Sit her in your lap and spread the buttons out in front of her, then help her match them up two by two, or make a pattern of alternating colours. This bagful of buttons is perfect to keep in your handbag to pull out when you're away from home and your baby is getting bored.
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LEE COUNTY, Fla. -- For the first time, WINK News is learning what happened during a crash involving a Florida Highway Patrol trooper's car and another car. It happened on I-75, south of Colonial Boulevard almost two weeks ago, killing an unborn baby.
The mother involved in the crash, Crystal McClure, is still at Lee Memorial Hospital in fair condition. The official crash report from the Florida Highway Patrol says Trooper Gustavo Reyes operated his motor vehicle in a careless or negligent manner after he failed to see a SUV in front of him on I-75. Reyes swerved to avoid it, but ended up hitting the SUV.
The report says Trooper Reyes' car ran into the left rear bumper of Christopher McClure's car causing McClure's car to roll several times, throwing he and his pregnant wife, Crystal, out of the car.
Crystal was 22 weeks pregnant and lost her child the next day. The couple's son Chris, one and a half years old, was also in the car and taken to the hospital. Both father and son are now home.
The Florida Highway Patrol said they're working on a more in depth investigation due to the severity of the injuries involved. The report adds Trooper Reyes was distracted by something unknown.
Trooper Reyes has not been placed on administrative leave or suspension and he has not been cited as of now but he is on desk duty pending the outcome of the investigation.
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"A Romance Of Happy Valley" is a drama directed by D. W. Griffith. This film illustrates the work of actor Robert Harron and cinematographer Billy Bitzer, stars of Silent Hall of Fame.
John (Robert Harron) is a country boy working on his father's corn fields. One day John meets a New York man, whose stories about wealth stir his imagination and he decides to leave for the big city in search of luck and fortune. Jennie (Lillian Gish) is left behind to wait for him.
Directed by D. W. Griffith
Produced by D. W. Griffith
Scenario by Captain Victor Marier (D.W. Griffith)
Based on a screen story by Mary Castelman
Starring Lillian Gish, Robert Harron
Cinematography Billy Bitzer
Editing by James Smith
Distributed by Paramount Pictures
Release date January 26, 1919
Running time 77 min
Country United States
Language Silent film, English intertitles
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COLLEGE STATION—The Texas A&M women's basketball team will scrimmage at Reed Arena approximately 30 minutes after the conclusion of the Saturday, Oct. 20 football game between the Aggies and LSU.
As the Texas A&M women's basketball team continues practice, Coach Gary Blair is pleased with the progress of the Aggies, especially in the blending of nine returning players and six freshmen. After two intense weeks of practice, the Aggies finished up this past Saturday with a Maroon-White scrimmage game that allowed the staff to view their growth and chart areas of improvement needed over the next few weeks.
Blair says the workouts have been more advanced on the offensive end in large part to the team's trip to Italy this past August.
"Our ability to get in 10 practices before going to Italy has really allowed us to be a little further ahead offensively," said Blair. "It was a wonderful opportunity to for our veterans to knock off a few cob webs while introducing our newcomers to our offensive system."
The Aggies are coming off of a 24-11 season but excitement is spreading two-fold this fall with the program's best-ever non-conference schedule as well as the ground-breaking entry into the Southeastern Conference. Texas A&M will start the season with consecutive games against nationally-ranked opponents. The Aggies travel to Louisville to play the Cardinals on November 9th before returning home to battle Penn State on November 14 and then No. 2-ranked Connecticut on November 18. There are also key match-ups later that include Southern Cal, TCU, Kansas State as well as a possible contest with Notre Dame in the World Vision Classic in Las Vegas, Nevada in mid-December.
"We have never shied away from playing anyone and we are certainly excited about our non-conference schedule," said Blair. "It has always been my belief that to grow our program with our community that we need to bring the best possible basketball to Reed Arena and that's exactly where we have done this season."
As for the team's scrimmage, the Aggies played against each other as well as their men's scrimmage team in four ten-minute periods. Junior Kelsey Bone led all scorers with 21 points followed by Karla Gilbert with 12 and Adrienne Pratcher with 11. Freshman Courtney Walker was the leading rebounder with 11 followed by Gilbert and Kristi Bellock with seven.
"We're not quite ready to lace them up and turn on the lights yet but we are moving in the right direction," said Blair. "We have each practice outlined from this point on to insure that we are laying the necessary groundwork for our challenging schedule."
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