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Nymeria was a warrior queen and a Princess of the Rhoynar. After the Rhoyne was conquered by Valyria, Nymeria led the Rhoynar to Dorne, where she took Lord Mors Martell as her husband. House Nymeros Martell has ruled Dorne since.
Nymeria ruled in Ny Sar, where she had a palace.[1] When the Valyrian Freehold conquered the Rhoyne with their dragons, Nymeria led the surviving Rhoynar into exile from Essos. For a time Nymeria and her refugees lived on Abulu, one of the Summer Islands now known as the Isle of Women.[2]
The warrior queen then brought ten thousand ships across the narrow sea to the shores of Dorne in southern Westeros.[3] She struck an alliance with House Martell of Sunspear, taking Lord Mors as her husband and burning the Rhoynar fleet.[4][5] The Martell-Rhoynar alliance conquered the rest of Dorne.[6] Nymeria sent six defeated Dornish kings to join the Night's Watch.[7]
Nymeria's life inspired the books Ten Thousand Ships and The Loves of Queen Nymeria.[8]
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Arya Stark names her direwolf "Nymeria" after the legendary queen.[3]
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Looking into the night sky of Dorne, Princess Arianne Martell thinks of a bright white star as Nymeria's star and a milky band behind it as her ten thousand ships.[9]
When Arya Stark and the kindly man devise an origin for "Cat", Arya chooses the name Nymeria for the ship which brought her to Braavos.[10]
|That is Nymeria's star, burning bright, and that milky band behind her, those are ten thousand ships. She burned as bright as any man, and so shall I.[9]
|Nymeria's blood is in me, along with that of Mors Martell, the Dornish lord she married.[9]
|We will build ten thousand ships as Nymeria once did and take sail with all our people to the land beyond the sunset.[11]
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References and Notes
- ↑ A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 14, Tyrion.
- ↑ A World of Ice and Fire, Isle of Women entry.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 A Game of Thrones, Chapter 7, Arya.
- ↑ A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 6, The Merchant's Man (Quentyn I).
- ↑ A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 50, Daenerys.
- ↑ A Game of Thrones, Appendix.
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Chapter 15, Samwell.
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Chapter 40, Princess In The Tower.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 A Feast for Crows, Chapter 21, The Queenmaker.
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Chapter 22, Arya.
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Chapter 19, The Drowned Man.

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Short desert trip/excursion in Egypt - Looking for advice
Fearing the winter:freezing:, we are planning a short trip to the Egyptian Red Sea coast looking for some sun and diving.:Beach: And we would like to make a 1 to 3 days desert excursion on motorbike.
Has anyone gone on a similar short trip and can recommend a tour company? No desert/off road experience, so we look for something accessible to newbies.
We found KTM Egypt Dakar Calling in Sharm El Sheikh, but we would prefer to go elsewhere (opposite coast to visit archeological sites) and ferries do not seem to work anymore to cross the Red Sea. Any experience with them or any other company?
Thanks in advance, all advice is welcome (location, company, destination, etc, as long as it involves some biking!:mchappy:)
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A little tricky here. The KTM place in sharm had a good rep but very much depends who is guiding currently. There is some good spots near there for day trips or probably longer.
Dahab seems to have more and more collections of bikes outside shop fronts advertising trips. Some of them look in good condition but I have no direct experience or recomendations. Bikes are mostly 250's with a few bigger ones thrown in. The area around Dahab would be pretty spectacular too and personally Dahab is by far my favourite red sea location.
I'm pretty sure there is a bike trip company in Hurghada as the scandinavian guy (name will come to me) often comes up for the little mini rallies that are organised around Cairo.
I have to say that a bit of Egyptian sunshine, Dahab loafing around, the occassional dive or kite surf with a day or two of riding thrown has to be a holiday that's hard to beat.
As I was reminder coming through Nuweiba Port at the weekend, Egypt can be very frustrating at times, but it does have a huge amount to offer.
Come on you tourists and travellers. Get your arses back here, people need you.
JamieT, thanks a lot for your great reply. My gf is actually very happy, she wanted to go to Dahab...!!! She told me about it as well and looks to be the place.
My only concerns are: I'd love to go to Luxor, but avoiding flights since we'll go diving (and feel stupid with domestic flights). Looks like cannot have it all :( (can you confirm that there are no ferries?).
So, I've been looking for some kind of tour to the desert, but could only find choppers in the Sinai! Weird thing. I'll try harder. Plan B can always be to go to Sharm which is like 80kms south, just for the tour.
Thanks again, we'll join thoses arses getting to Egypt! :D
Bahareya, the White desert and the dunes nearby
Egypt is a vast country, and the roads are dreadful. Avoid as much as you can. However, if you happen to come to Cairo, and I recommend you do in order to understand the place and see quite interesting artifacts and the Giza Pyramids, you could quite easily venture out to the Western desert and enjoy riding bikes in the White desert. Some guy I have the coordinates somewhere operates a tour/bike rental from the Oasis International Hotel in Bahareya (Peter's place). Suzuki DR400 in pretty good conditions when I saw then almost 2 years ago. Bahareya is at 4 hours drive from Cairo, Peter can help you get there easily. The rooms are clean and comfortable, food and ambiance ok, it's a place where you can actually enjoy beer and wine, and the white desert is just very very impressive. Book an overnight out and try to sync with a full moon. Temperature can go down to 2-5 Celcius in the winter at night and striking 40 during the day. Fantastic place. Absolutely worth going, along with Dahab (by far the cool place to hang around in Sinai). As I said roads are very dangerous especially in the Sinaï and upper Egypt, and you should fly instead of driving / getting into a bus each time. Domestic flights are cheap, fast and efficient. Travel light though. As for the KTM place in Sharm, I've neglected posting a thread to express my... disillusion. Really they have a fanatic set-up with an entry door to the Sinaï, but all reveals an unexploited potential. For a few hundred € though, they will provide all the gear and a bike, with a guide and you'll enjoy tea with bedouins somewhere -- not too far, and not overnight. Security in the Sinaï has become an issue, mostly in the North but it's hard to predict. Siwa is also a place to visit, but way too far from Dahab, and I don't know of motorbike rental there. Going to Egypt is a quick jump from Europe so you can come often, indeed the people of this country really need tourism for a leaving, and they are -- for the greatest majority -- fantastically nice people. Worth dealing with the not so nice authorities, though sometimes it does get to you. Plan ahead! /C
Thanks a lot Squire, the Western Sahara sounds too good, but also too far for us now, especially if we want to avoid flying since we may go diving... I've seen pics of the White dessert, definitely very impressive.
I wrote to KTM Sharm, since they do not provide prices in their web, something I disliked from the beginning. I have no experience, so do not expect to ride a 450. My girlfriend is being thinking about joining, but she has a 125cc licence and makes 1,62cm and 50kg, so he proposed a 85cc... So, if you ride a smaller bike, price should be reduced accordingly (I'll have to ask). Price received by e-mail for a 4 hour ride: 150€/person, add 20€ for the gear per day.
I've been checking prices with enduro companies in Spain and Morocco and it looks expensive. I expect to bargain in a souk, but not online with KTM. Any idea/advice about prices? I've never done anything similar, so no idea.
Squire, I'd be very interested to know more about your experience and would be very thankful if you could give me more details (price included).
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All companies that have handled falsely-labeled horsemeat are under suspicion, the European Union's health chief said on Wednesday, adding that the European Commission was considering strengthening EU rules on product labeling.
Ministers from the worst-affected nations will meet in Brussels later on Wednesday to discuss their response to the scandal, which erupted after tests showed products labeled as beef contained up to 100 percent horsemeat.
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On Jan. 15 routine tests by Ireland's Food Safety Authority found horsemeat in frozen beef burgers produced by firms in Ireland and Britain and sold in supermarket chains including Tesco, Britain's biggest retailer.
Concerns grew last week when the British unit of frozen foods group Findus began recalling packets of beef lasagna on advice from its French supplier Comigel, after tests showed up to 100 percent of the meat in them was horse.
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The Craftsman refuse shed offers a tidy 70 cu.-ft. capacity for storing your essential equipment. A dual swing door with a 63-1/2 in. W x 46-1/2 in. H opening provides easy, in-and-out access to your equipment. A peak height of 4.3 ft. with an 5.9-ft. width gives you plenty of room to move around and organize. Metal hinges and pad-lockable, 3-door locking system (lock not included) keep your equipment safe and protected. Plus, with an overall weight of 125 lbs. and an overall ground coverage of less than 50 sq. ft., you can rest assured that your storage shed will sit firmly in place without taking up much space.
- Boasting a lockable metal latch to keep the lid from lifting in the wind, the Craftsman 70 Cu Ft Refuse Shed discourages critters from rummaging through garbage
- Assembled dimensions of 5 ft. 10-1/2 in. W x 3 ft. 8-1/4 in. D x 4 ft. 4 in. H and a 70 cu.-ft. capacity to store all of your small essential equipment
- Steel-reinforced roof and durable, double-wall resin construction stands up to all weather conditions
- Easy one-handed lift lid with gas assist provides easy access to gear
- Great for storing up to two 96-gallon waste containers and other outdoor items
- Three-door locking system and padlock ready (lock not included) to protect your items from wind and pesky critters
- Dual swing door with a more-than 4-ft. door width for easy in and out
- Weighs 125 lbs.
- Assembly required
- Less than 50 sq. ft. of coverage won't take up large space in your backyard
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Pineville, LA
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I purchased this item on clearance in my local store. I thought that it was a shed. Misreading the sizing, totally my fault. It was only like a toy box for outside. Not as big as I had hoped but looks like it could be a sturdy outside box to store things in.
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Easy to assemble and durable. Conventional size.
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The storage shed is well constructed and easy to set up.
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Needed additional storage for the back yard, this is great. Fits perfectly by the house.
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As with all plastic parts held together with metal stays, this one is no different, it has a tendency to sag in the hot sun. This is okay if that is good for your yard and you don't care how it looks.
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Assembled easily and very good instructions on the materials for a base which I would recommend for this shed. It held my two 96 gallon garbage cans with room to spar.
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I bought this shed for an adult tricycle (which is smaller than most adult bikes.) This was just right; there was enough room for the trike & my tire pump. It feels sturdy and stays dry in the rain. I like the pneumatic arms on the lid, though they can make it difficult to close, if you are not so tall. (I'm 5'8" & it's fine for me, but an average size woman might have some trouble.) It can accept a lock, but the latch is a little hard to handle. All in all, I am happy with the purchase.
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the wind kept blowing over my trash cans, this was to keep it from doing that and it does a great job. The latch has to be fiddled with to make sure the top doesn't open but overall a nice addition. Keeps my yard clean.
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I purchased it approximately one year ago and the door pin that fits into the metal hinge is plastic and it broke. I have been trying to order a new door and have been on hold with sears for 30 minutes being shuffled around from department to department.
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People Power Will Stop This Pipeline
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- Written by Dyanna Jaye
There is a spirit of pipeline resistance spreading across our continent. Ranchers in Nebraska have united to protect their land from the Keystone XL pipeline, while college kids a thousand miles away pulled together XL Dissent, the largest act of youth civil disobedience since the Civil Rights movement to defend their future. Texas Tar Sands Blockade fiercely resisted pipeline construction to the South and, currently, in British Columbia, First Nations communities have formed an unbroken wall of resistance to bitumen bound for the Pacific. Last month, when police arrested five protesters and dismantled a blockade of Enbridge's Line 9 pipeline in Innerkip, Ontario, another blockade went up in North York that same day. Climate Justice is our movement, and pipeline resistance is the battle that unites movement frontlines across our continent.
Now, the company that has been leading the effort to extend pipeline networks, TransCanada, has shifted its focus to the Atlantic. With Keystone XL stuck in regulatory limbo and other pipelines under major civic pressure, the company has proposed the Energy East pipeline to create an outlet for tar sands oil. If constructed, Energy East would be the largest oil pipeline on the continent, spanning the 4600 km stretch from the Alberta tar sands to refineries on the east coast of Canada.
TransCanada is expected to file a federal application for the pipeline project in late September, which will begin a 15-month review process by Canada's National Energy Board (NEB) to assess if the project is in the public interest. Moves made by Canada's Conservative Government in 2012, hidden in an omnibus budget bill, gutted environmental regulations and stripped the power of entities that previously managed the federal environmental review process. The impending review of Energy East, a project that would allow for a 40% increase in tar sands production, will only include what the NEB deems "direct effects" of the pipeline. Within the established framework of analysis, the project will be judged outside the context of climate change, with no place for First Nations and Metis who will be affected by tar sands expansion, and will neglect concerns of communities downstream of potential spills.
Enbridge's Northern Gateway Pipeline was the most recent major project to go through the federal review process. Over one thousand people testified against the pipeline while only two people testified in support. As expected, the NEB gave its stamp of approval earlier this summer.
Even with this federal seal of approval, the chance that Northern Gateway will be constructed is looking slim. The leaders of Canada's Liberal and New Democratic Parties, Justin Trudeau and Thomas Mulcair, have publicly expressed their opposition to Northern Gateway. If construction is delayed until the 2015 election and either party is elected into power, both party leaders have vowed to stop the project entirely. With First Nations' legal battles already in progress, the project will not only be delayed past the election, but could be in the courts for another decade.
In response to the NEB's approval of the Northern Gateway pipeline, Trudeau stated, "Even though governments grant permits, only communities grant permission." Both Trudeau and Mulcair, however, have also publicly stated their support for the construction of a pipeline to transport Alberta crude to the Atlantic, bringing the attention back to the Energy East pipeline. The political response to the growing public opposition to tar sands pipelines in British Columbia shows the power of public pressure to shape the platform of representative public officials.
This summer, I cycled 3500 km along the proposed route of the Energy East pipeline and through adjoining affected areas. Our team of cyclists created the Energy East Resistance Ride to meet face to face with citizens and grassroots organizers to strengthen the resistance that is beginning to build throughout eastern Canada. Communities have learned from the current opposition to Northern Gateway, from the strength of the movement against KXL that has delayed a federal permit decision for three years now, as well as from the bold actions currently underway that are delaying forward movement on Line 9. Energy East is the largest of all the proposed tar sands pipelines and it demands a movement that is even mightier to stop it.
When TransCanada files an application to the NEB for review in September, we will kickstart our 'People's Intervention.' We will stand with mayors who reject the pipeline to protect their municipality's water supply. We will stand with communities fighting to prevent the pipeline from endangering the habitats of the Belugas in the Saint Lawrence and the Right Whales in the Bay of Fundy. We will stand with First Nations pursuing legal battles to deny construction of large legs of the pipeline route.
Earlier this year, I was arrested with 398 other young people in an act of peaceful civil disobedience in front of the White House in Washington, DC. We stood behind a banner that read, "Obama: Stop this pipeline or the people will," referring to the Keystone XL pipeline. The youth generation today marks the end of an era of climate denial and the beginning of a strive for climate justice. We are not depending on corrupt review process that tell us that pipelines for tar sands expansion will have "no significant environmental impacts," or one that neglects to include "climate" within an environmental analysis. We are staging a people's intervention because unified power of people and communities has been the only thing delaying these pipelines and may be the only reliable force to ultimately prevent their construction.
SustainUS COP20 Delegation Releases Vision and Mission Statements
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Our Vision
We strive to demand climate justice for our generation and for those to come. We dream of a future where environmental, social, and economic sustainability go hand in hand, made true by emboldened citizens and leaders who grasp the urgency of the climate crisis, and who rise to meet the occasion. We believe in the creativity, fortitude, and power of people – especially youths – to recast the status quo and rewrite our future."
Our Mission
Through proactive research, outreach, and advocacy – balancing activism and policy engagement – we strive as a COP 20 youth delegation to:
MOTIVATE: Galvanize a sense of generational mission in youths by empowering young people worldwide to become actively engaged in addressing the climate crisis, so that we may serve as a catalyst for positive change.
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Why the People's Climate March will matter at the United Nations
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- Written by Emily Nosse-Leirer
As youth delegates from SustainUS, we work to represent the youth of the US climate justice movement within the United Nations' debates on climate change. In this capacity, we travel to the UN climate change negotiations every year. There, we aim to make change both in the outcome text of the negotiations and in the media narrative surrounding international climate policy. This December, we will attend COP20 in Lima, Peru, and we're already full of ideas for what we'd like to see. Ask any one of us and we can tell you what we're hoping for on a personal level. Our list of demands in these negotiations is as diverse as our personal backgrounds, the immediate needs of our communities, and our hopes for a more just, sustainable shared future.
But every year, progress is slow, and watching the ideas you care about called into question again and again is discouraging. And when the negotiations completely fall apart, like they did at COP15 in Copenhagen in 2009, it can be utterly heartbreaking. Whether you're in the talks or watching media coverage back home, watching your home country's negotiators often produces the same reaction: How could they do something like this?
The answer to that question is one of the reasons the People's Climate March matters. There's nothing wrong with the individual people representing the United States in the room at COP. They aren't evil people, or climate deniers seeking to actively undermine the talks. They're decent human beings just trying to do their jobs. They're trapped in a world of severe political constraints, because everything they agree to in the context of the UN must be something that can survive back in the United States. That's the sticking point. For the vast majority of US politicians, climate change is, at best, an issue to be avoided, and at worst, something to deny to win quick political points.
But there's a misunderstanding on their part. The people who represent you, at the UN and in Congress, think you don't care about climate change. And until US politicians truly believe their constituents care about climate change, the US will remain unambitious in UN talks. Continuing the current state of affairs means more precious time is passing without international action on one of the most critical issues of our time. Every day that goes by with politicians believing that their constituents don't care how they act on climate means another day negotiators are bound by a lack of political will when they travel to COP. Without a change, political gridlock will continue to prevent US leadership on climate change.
This is why the People's Climate March is so important. Action at the UN will not happen without outside pressure. Americans, and especially youth, who will feel the impacts of climate change more acutely than any other generation before us, must apply that pressure. We must demonstrate our commitment to this issue, and build a broader stronger movement than ever before to call for climate justice and a better world.
Come to New York and show the people who represent you how much you care about acting on climate change. Members of Congress, State Department officials, and President Obama: By the time we're done marching, they will not doubt what we value, or question how strong our convictions are. Come if you are able, follow the March on social media, and tell your friends and family. The impacts could be global.
Emily Nosse-Leirer is leading the SustainUS delegation to COP20. You can follow the delegation at @SustainUSAgents and sustainus.org, and find her at @EmilyRNL.


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Our porcelain sculptures are made by a master craftsman with great experience. Porcelain is a ceramic material made by heating raw materials, generally including clay in the form of kaolin, in a kiln to temperatures between 1,200 °C (2,192 °F) and 1,400 °C (2,552 °F). The toughness, strength, and translucence of porcelain arise mainly from the formation of glass and the mineral mullite within the fired body at these high temperatures. Porcelain is generally believed to have originated in China. Although proto-porcelain wares exist dating from the Shang Dynasty about 1600 BCE, by the Eastern Han Dynasty (100-200 BC) high firing glazed ceramic wares had developed into porcelain, and porcelain manufactured during the Tang Dynasty period (618–906) was exported to the Islamic world, where it was highly prized. Early porcelain of this type includes the tri-color glazed porcelain, or sancai wares. True porcelain items in the restrictive sense that we know them today could be found in dynasties after the Tang, during the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties. By the Sui (about 580 AD) and Tang (about 620 AD) dynasties, porcelain had become widely produced. By the 17th century, it was being exported to Europe.
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They are the ultimate strange bedfellows - Northern Ireland's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness and Queen Elizabeth II.
But McGuinness raised some serious laughs - and quite a few eyebrows - when he revealed to a packed conference that he had slept in the Queen's bed at Hillsborough Castle.
McGuinness, a Sinn Fein minister, startled guests with his revelation during an after-dinner speech he gave at Hillsborough Castle, the Queen's official residence in Northern Ireland.
Hillsborough, built in the 18th century, was the epicenter of the political talks in 2010 over the transfer of policing powers to the Northern Assembly at Stormont from Westminster.
According to the BBC McGuinness told over 150 delegates at a gala opening of last week's international business conference that Sinn Fein was assigned the Queen's bedroom during days of negotiations with the Government.
'We were lucky enough that we were allocated the Queen's bedroom,' he said, leading to guffaws from the audience.
'I do not want you to tell anybody…' he continued. 'But I had a snooze in her bed. She was not in it, so no scandal attached.'
The reaction of some of the unionists politicians in the room, including First Minister Peter Robinson and Secretary of State Theresa Villiers, was not recorded, despite the presence of TV cameras in the room.
The Queen's spokesperson had no comment on the matter.
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What: Hair of the Chihuahua at Chattanooga Market.
When: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday.
Where: First Tennessee Pavilion, 1826 Reggie White Blvd.
Admission: Free.
Phone: 266-4041.
Website: chattanoogamarket.com.
This week's theme at Chattanooga Market is "Hair of the Chihuahua," but don't expect to see the little dogs running around the premises Sunday. The market remains a "pet-free" zone.
What marketgoers will find is a continuation of the Cinco de Mayo celebration kicked off by Saturday's Running of the Chihuahuas at First Tennessee Pavilion.
"Sunday's market will have an after-party feel to it," said Paul Smith, Chattanooga Market general manager. "We'll have a salsa dancing floor set up in the middle of the pavilion, and there will be lots of dancing. We encourage all those who can salsa dance to come to the market."
Entertainment on the EPB Stage will be provided by Tropical Swing and Carlos Colon.
The traditional assortment of local brews, farm-fresh produce and handmade arts and crafts will be available. Many marketgoers seek out the fresh strawberries this time of year, Smith said.
With several farms providing the strawberries, there's plenty to be sold. Still, the strawberries have sold out the last two Sundays by 2 p.m., Smith said.
"There are also a ton of new vendors this year," he said. "In the first two weekends of the market, we have averaged more than $200,000 in vendor sales. That's phenomenal. We're off to a good start."
Feature writer Karen Nazor Hill covers fashion, design, home and gardening, pets, entertainment, human interest features and more. She also is an occasional news reporter and the Town Talk columnist. She previously worked for the Catholic newspaper Tennessee Register and was a reporter at the Chattanooga Free Press from 1985 to 1999, when the newspaper merged with the Chattanooga Times. She won a Society of Professional Journalists Golden Press third-place award in feature writing for ...


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Cariden develops traffic management and network planning software for telecommunication operators. Cisco's purchase adds to the growing list of firms the technology heavyweight has purchased in recent months.
"The Cariden acquisition reinforces Cisco's commitment to offering service providers the technologies they need to optimise and monetise their networks, and ultimately grow their businesses," said general manager of Cisco's Service Provider Networking Group, Surya Panditi.
"Given the widespread convergence of IP and optical networks, Cariden's technology will help carriers more efficiently manage bandwidth, network traffic and intelligence. This acquisition signals the next phase in Cisco's packet and optical convergence strategy and further strengthens our ability to lead this market transition in networking."
Cariden creates software that helps telecommunication firms virtualise their network management operations. The firm offers the Mate line of products for integrated use in telecommunication planning, engineering, and operational tasks.
Cisco is keen to use the company's management software for use in its nLight technology, which provides streamlined integration between IP and optical networks.
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Cisco's acquisition comes on the heels of another recent purchase, including cloud computing firm Meraki which it agreed to acquire earlier this month.
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10 Takeaways From Sustainability Conference Rio+Social
RIO DE JANEIRO -- Tuesday's Rio+Social conference offered a host of inspiration for creating sustainable solutions that will ensure the future of our planet. While many thought leaders are pessimistic about the potential outcome of the U.N.'s Rio+20 conference, a different discussion occurred around Rio+Social. Members of the connected generation shared how they're already using social media and technology to change our planet's sustainability course.


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Blocking file downloads and streaming content
I repeatedly ask my kids not to download stuff when we approach our ISP limit of downloads, but they rarely take any notice.
I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate.
Using native windows security, is it possible to block file downloads (.exe, archives etc), and streaming conent such that they can use MSN, surf websites and send/receive email, using a schedule that can handle days of month as well as time of day.
Also, MSN can circumvent security, so I want to allow chatting and limited stuff (like picture sharing), but not downloads. For web, I want to block torrents as well as HTTP downloads, potentially playing music, or youtube stuff, as this can also soak up considerable MBs.
An example of the ctreaming content is One's HD broadcast. My son sets it up when he goes to bed, and leaves it running while he sleeps. Uses about 300mb per hour.
I need to manage the traffic because when I run out, Optu$ limit my speed to dial up speed, and web pages have often then taken as long as 6 minutes to load.
I tried creating an outbound rule in advanced firewall security for ports 20,21 for a private profile for all programs but that doesn't solve the problem, and I can't set this up on a schedule.
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Windows 7 Ultimate (x86)
You might try the Parental Controls feature in the Control Panel. You can create a schedule of allowed usage and block apps and web sites. This page will help you get started: Set up Parental Controls
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Hi Disk4mat,
thanks for your suggestion. I had a play with it prior to posting my question, and it wasn't really what I was looking for.
I dont want to place time, or "standard" user account restrictions on the boys, and they should be free to use MSN, IE or Firefox etc, and pretty much run anything they want. I just don't want them to be able to download large files or leave some video stream going that soaks up megs while they sleep.
I was kinda hoping there were some rules I could add to the firewall or somthing similar that would address the need. Perhaps I will have the use a 3rd party program.
Appreciate your help though
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|24 Nov 2009
Windows® 8 Pro (64-bit)
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I'm really looing for something Policy or Firewall related I think.
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Is this what you are looking for? This company has good software, but I haven't tried this particular one.
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James Holder and the Hoyas begin the 2013 portion of their schedule on Saturday.
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WASHINGTON - The Georgetown University swimming and diving team, fresh off its winter training trip, return to competition when they host American University and James Madison University at McCarthy Pool on Saturday afternoon. The meet begins at 1 p.m. and will be the Senior Day meet for Georgetown's 10 seniors.
The Hoyas return to competition for the first time since defeating Catholic and Howard at McCarthy Pool on December 8. Georgetown started strong winning the first five events, while six Hoyas freshmen racked up six individual victories leading up to the winter break.
In the fall, the Georgetown's women turned in strong performances in each of the squad's seven meets. Sophomore Casey Bandman and freshmen Maryellen Campbell and Nicole Tronoloneeach broke program records.
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The Hoyas' meet on Saturday will be one of its two remaining meets at McCarthy Pool this season, with less than two months until BIG EAST Championships in Indianapolis. Georgetown will conclude its home schedule on January 19 when they host George Washington.
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Acini di pepe. Ideas for "pasta and some sauce" vs tossed into soup?
- Kris in Beijing Apr 15, 2013 11:09 AM
Just scored a huge box of Acini di pepe.
I'd like to use it as a "real thing," not as a tiny floating addendum to soup.
Has anyone tried AdP like couscous?
Maybe cook almost like a risotto?
You're best off with a sauce that's really "clingy" - like something with a cheese or bechamel base - because there's no way for those tiny pasta bits to really hold the sauce.
You can also use it in cold salads or hot dishes as you would orzo or Israeli couscous.
As I recall, acini di pepe are small pasta similar to couscous. My wife sautes aromatic vegetables like onions, celery, bell pepper and carrots. She then cooks the tiny pasta, and adds the drained pasta to the vegetables.
Buon appetito!
As a child, if I were staying at my aunt's house and feeling under the weather, she would cook me pastina (a tiny bit smaller than A de P)and serve it in a little bowl. She'd put a few of pats of sweet butter on it, stir until it was melted, and then pour over a little bit of warm milk or cream. You could add a pinch of salt or a pinch of sugar. Comfort food to the max, and quick (unlike risotto).
Acini di pepe, which means "peppercorns," are meant to be cooked in soup, particularly broth, and that is considered pretty real. You could cook them like risotto for a pastasciutta. I've seen recipes for pennette cooked like risotto, and acini di pepe could probably be treated the same.
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Oh, sorry!!
By "real" I wasn't implying authentic, but real as in the AdP IS the dish-- "a real food item" as opposed to an ingredient that is nice, yet minor.
I use it instead of rigatoni in my timpano, because it sets up nicely in the bechamel, and I didn't want any holes. The only thing I don't like about it is that if any drop on the floor, they're hard to find, and can even roll to the next room.
My daughter-in-law has a recipe for a sweet fruit salad that treats it like it was tapioca.
I have a recipe more like a risotto. Broccoli is added and at the last minute, some grape tomatoes. It is flavored with balsamic vinegar but served warm. The recipe was in one of those booklets they sell near the grocery checkout.
Chop an onion, and sauté in butter or oil.
When translucent add your acini di pepe. Stir to coat with oil, and toast the pieces. Keep stirring...some will look burnt.
Add in a can of chickpeas (optional) and water (2:1 ratio-like rice). Salt.
Stir, let it come up to a boil. Cover and simmer. Cook till water is absorbed...like rice.
Summer favorite: Whir sweet cherry tomatoes, red or yellow, plus fresh basil, chive, & oregano, & pour over acini di pepe cooked al dente & drained (but not rinsed0 & returned to cooking pot. The hot pasta will soak up the tomato juices. Stir well to distribute bits of herb & tomato skin. Beautiful in a white bowl that you fill to the top. Proportions: 1/2 pound of acini di pepe to 2 pints of tomatoes. Salt? Depends on how salty the pasta water was. Fresh ground pepper is great. Olive oil not necessary. I like it best room temp an hour or two after making it; cold, the next day, may be improved by a little olive oil & lemon or lime. No other pasta has the same synergy with raw tomato, the same visual beauty. Can also be used like Israeli couscous--lightly browned in a bit of oil & then covered several times over w/ boiling water.