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Hello and welcome to the ManTMA Overflights Group Plane Plotter help desk!
Located here are questions which are frequently asked by users of PlanePlotter which we hope you will find helpful and constructive to enhance your enjoyment of this invaluable 'spotters' software?
This page is 'work in progress' so will be continually updated!
Policy statement on updates of PlanePlotter (from v188.8.131.52 onwards):
Authentication of PlanePlotter Instalations:
Questions and Answers:
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are using the latest version of PlanePlotter (and it is recommended you always should be!) then keeping your PCs clock correct is vital. Please see the first topic on the list for further information.
To all PP users.
First the qualitative :
Since I get no other reward for working to improve PP apart from the very welcome appreciation, it is more than a little discouraging when users make a fuss over the trivial effort of having to upgrade; particularly knowing all the work that has gone into producing the new version and - with the help of one or two valued helpers - of testing it.
Now the quantitative :
If a new version affects only a handful of people, then I advise them directly and do not announce it on the group. There is no purpose in everyone updating.
If a new version is of general benefit to all users, then I try to remember to post a "Special Notice" here on the group.
If an update is merely cosmetic, or if it is only of benefit to each user in isolation, then users are entirely free to upgrade or not, as they wish. There is no coercion although doing so is a way of showing appreciation. Alerts are not sent for those version changes.
I have always striven to allow backwards compatibility with old versions as much as possible. There have been two occasions that I can think of, where this has simply not been possible and old versions have had to be disconnected from the sharing system. That is not normal policy but is permitted under the licence terms.
If an update has an effect on the way the system works for other users as well as your own, then the situation is rather different. Your choice to update or not affects others as well as you. In that case, some time after the initial notification, the alert window is used to remind users who perhaps may not read Special Notices on this group, that updating is encouraged. I prefer that solution because sending reminder emails to old version users can still be comfortably ignored whereas the alert method demonstrably grabs attention. In some cases, the alert is automatic - and disappears automatically when resolved - in other cases the alert is put out manually and has to be revoked manually. This is not always instantaneous so there is no need to report that the alert is still there after you have updated. It will disappear in due course. If you want to avoid the alert appearing in the first place, update when the initial announcement is made.
If failing to update seriously prejudices the operation of the whole system, then it may be necessary to disconnect users who fail to update - despite the reminders. Again, this can be done within the terms of the licence agreement.
I thoroughly dislike other author's programs that update themselves autonomously without me taking the initiative, so I would take a lot of persuading to make PP update itself automatically.
For now the steps are these :
1 - Special Notice on the Yahoo User Group.
2 - Alert (if failure to update affects everyone adversely).
3 - Disconnection (in very rare cases).
The current round of updates in somewhere between the latter two categories. In this case it is most important that GS and MU update and so any unreformed GS/MU receive the alert. Other users (non GS non MU) have not been notified by the alert method and if they wish, they can eshew the benefits of the new version.
Bev, COAA.
The concept of authentication of an installation of PlanePlotter is required from v6.1.1 onwards. This is a bit of a chore but it is unfortunately necessary to combat abuse of the system.
It operates in a manner rather similar to registration. You complete a form, receive an email and put the code into PP. It is a one off process and is initated by selecting "PlanePlotter..Help..Authenticate this installation".
Please read the Help file on this topic before starting the process, to avoid accidentally forfeiting your GS/MU privileges. Help..About now displays the authentication code as well as the registration number for the installation.
This new step should also automatically resolve the problem where a few users have, against all odds, landed on the same fingerprint/serial number/registration number combination. As a result of the resolution of those duplications, those few affected users may find that their share codes have changed. Sorry in advance for any inconvenience. The first duplicate to authenticate, keeps their existing share code - act now!
When you have succesfully completed the process and entered to supplied code in the box you MUST close PP in the conventional way and restart. This will save the autho. code and complete the one-off task. Check that the code has been saved by going to HELP and clicking on 'About Planeplotter' and you should see the code displayed. If you do not close PP and the next time you start up you will be asked to enter the code - DO NOT TRY TO GET A NEW CODE but use the one you were previously sent!
Once a reasonable number of users have updated to the new version and any wrinkles are ironed out, authentication will become compulsory for all users and previous, unauthenticated versions of PP (upto and including v188.8.131.52) will no longer work.
Note: If the 'Authentication Alert' box does not disappear after you have completed the initial process then please contact John Locker with your sharing ID code who will manually complete the process.
You will find a selection of topics on the right hand side however most of the answers you will need can be found in the 'Help' section built into PlanePlotter! If not, then find one that is relevant to your problem and click the link!
Thank you.
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Q: Keeping your PC clock correct.
It is important that your PC clock is accurate.
You can set it against a precise time source or better still, download and install this utility. It will set and keep your computer clock exact without any further intervention.
Get more, general, information about the program if you Click here.
To help those wanting to use NTP, Click here for an easy-to-use guide complete with screen-shots compiled by David Taylor.
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Q: How do I set up PlanePlotter?
Setting up PlanePlotter is relatively straight forward?!
Here is an example of Input-Output and Chart settings based
upon a sytem for viewing only without any input devices such as SBS1, RadarBox, ACARS etc. but for use with MLat.
[View this important setting for MLat users].
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Q: How much does PlanePlotter cost?
PlanePlotter is FREE to download from the official website - if you purchased it then you have
been conned?!
The free download has a one-month free trial for those that have ways of obtain the data
(RadarGadget/SBS/RadarBox/ACARS etc.) and wish to display that data locally. The registration fee then
becomes payable to continue its use.
To just view the shared data then you have to pay the one-off registration fee immediately
to enable this feature.
After paying the one-off registration fee, which is for life, enables free use on any PC you own.
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Q: Where is the best Help available?
A comprehensive guide to setting-up and using PlanePlotter can be found by clicking the HELP
tab on the tool bar! Further help is available via the 'Direct Links & Information' section at the top of this page.
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Q: What are the type codes and associated symbol colours?
- -1 - ACARS no position (no plot)
- 0 - ACARS position - red
- 1 - ACARS ADS 'next estimated position' report - blue
- 2 - ACARS AMDAR position - green
- 3 - SBS or RB log file data position - yellow (real-time) or orange (delayed)
- 4 - HFDL position - cyan
- 5 - ACARS flight-plan waypoint position - magenta
- 6 - SBS-1 TCP position delayed - yellow or orange
- 7 - RadarBox position delayed - yellow or orange
Q: How do I Calibrate my map files?
Refer to the 'Calibrating Chart' tutorial found by clicking the HELP tab on the tool bar.
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Q: How do you put a "waypoint" onto a map?
"Cut & Paste" the three lines below into an active gpx file and replace your co-ords between
the quote marks.
[e.g. <wpt lat="52.98765" lon="-0.43210">]
<wpt lat="**lat**" lon="**lon**">
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Q: Can I use PlanePlotter on more than one computer?
Yes - your registration payment is a 'lifetime' subscription. Each computer requires a
seperate number. To obtain this you need to install the latest version of PP on the new
computer and obtain the generated serial number. Then refer to the 'Register PlanePlotter
Now' link from the home page and follow the instructions accordingly.
When you need a second registration number for a second machine (note for personal use
only as the use is monitored!) go to the main PP website "Registration Section" and, using
the orginal Email address you used the first time, enter the new 'Personal' number and wait
for the new registration number to be sent to you.
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Q: Why can't I see any plots on my screen?
There are several possibilities here:
1) Your computers clock may not be correctly adjusted to your time zone?
PP uses UTC (Coordinated Universal Time), aka in the aviation world as 'zulu time', so
your computer must be set accordingly.
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Q: How do I clear the screen?
From the tool bar - "Options -- Purge" then reclick the 'Share' button.
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Q: Where can I find maps for use with PlanePlotter?
A comprehensive range of both calibrated and vector maps can be found at the PlanePlotter
user groups file area or the ManTMA PP Support site. By clicking the ManTMA logo at the top
of this page will also get you to both!.
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Q: Spurious plot positions. How can these be removed?
This is a result of the predictive track setting.
Go to the "Chart Options' icon (Green and Blue Spanner on the tool bar). It is suggested
that you set the altitude in the 'predict positions over' window to at least 3000 feet and
'Omit a/c after' to 5 minutes.
Any changes here must be resaved in the appropriate configuration.
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Q: What is 'Vector Mapping'?
Vector mapping is a dynamic system which allows the user to drag the underlying chart
to a specific location , then at the touch of a button, an accurate , calibrated map is drawn.
Not only that ...it also allows you to zoom down to any reasonable level without pixelation
(Use the zoom tool then refresh the outline button in the tool bar )
The advantage of this is that you can re locate your map to anywhere in the world and bring
up an accurate representation of the coastline airways and airfields. In the case of Europe,
Eastern Australia and Florida you will be presented with hi resolution data in "near radar head"
Courtesy of John Locker.
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Q: Can I change the colours of vector map outlines?
Vector maps can be coloured according to your own taste.
In the first instant, the mapping will load using the PP default colours.
To make the mapping look more realistic , the colours can be changed quite easily by following
this procedure:-
1) Select the line you wish to change ... for example the coastline.
2) Zoom in until you can accurately position your mouse pointer onto the line.
3) Depress the left mouse button whilst holding down the CTRL key ... a colour palette will
4) Select the new colour you wish to use and hit OK and all features having the same
mapping colour code will now be changed.
5) Once done, closing down PP will save the changes ... or you can save to one of the four
configurations. From the tool bar "File -- Save Config -- A or B or C or D" as required.
Courtesy of John Locker.
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Q: GPX overlays and with vector maps.
Yes, GPX overlay files will work with vector mapping.
You can load up all the waypoints and in addition using EasyGPS sw you can create your own
labels and markers , as required. No more calibrating individual maps and will give you a more
professional looking system that will rival any SBS screen!
Courtesy of John Locker.
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Q: Using PlanePlotter with Windows Vista/Windows 7?
Lots of people use PlanePlotter on Vista (and now Windows 7).
1. Install it in a user directory, NOT in the default C:\Program\files\COAA\PlanePlotter\
2. Current information on this topic from here: The PlanePlotter WiKi
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Q: Why Do I Get 'No-Reg' on my plots?
It is really very simple and I have tried to explain it more than once (messages 2244 and 2375 on the
Yahoo Group, among others).
1. There are no registrations in Mode-S/ADS-B transmissions. A priori all aircraft have the rego ".NO-REG".
2. If you receive messages of your own, you will only see a registration if you have done a Look-Up in
this session *or* you have the SQlite database installed and the rego/hex association is in there.
3. If you receive messages by sharing, you will only see a registration if the originator had something from
(2) above (so it came by sharing with a rego) *or* you have the SQlite database installed and the
rego/hex association is in there.
4. You will have the SQlite database if you have an SBS-1 **or** if you have used the one in the files
area of this group following the instructions message 2375 **or** if someone has given you one.
5. The rego will be in your SQlite database if it was there from the beginning *or* if it has been added
by some other populating utility *or* if you have done a look up for that airframe and you have enabled
the "Update" option in the Mode-S receiver setup.
In brief, you only get ".NO-REG" on shared aircraft if neither the originator nor you have got an SQlite
database with that hex code in it. You cannot do much about the originator, but there is no reason why
you should not install and progessively populate your own SQlite database. See message 2375 of this
forum for how to do it.
Now do you see why some see them and others don't?
Courtesy of Bev (the Boss).
** 02/01/08 - The above may now have been addressed with program updates (from v4.2d onwards)? **
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Q: Why Do I Get 'No-Reg' on my plots? [More1]
Since the aircraft registration does not feature in ADS-B messages, there is no registration information in the system by default.
Registration information has to be added somewhere and the final responsibility for doing that is you, the end user of the data. If you see NO-REG, it means that you have not done the necessary to populate a database (by importing it from a friend or from the files area, or by making 'look-up' enquiries for yourself).
If you are lucky, some of the contributors of the data that you enjoy, may have added on registration data from their own sources but the final responsibility is yours. You are the one who can fix it.
If you copy someone else's basestation.sqb, make sure that you know where you put it and tell PP where, using Options..Directories..SBS1.
Otherwise, you need an empty version of basestation.sqb (in the files area) and put that somewhere suitable and tell PP where, using Options..Directories..SBS1. Once you have done that, all your registration look-ups will be saved if you check Options..Mode-S..Kinetic..Update registrations.
In both cases, if you are using Vista, make sure that the place you choose is writeable by PP. Directories in the C:\Program files\ root cannot be written although Vista may deceive you into thinking that you can by virtualising the directory.
Regards, Bev, COAA.
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Q: Why Do I Get 'No-Reg' on my plots? [More2]
Unless I have misunderstood, one or two recent posts have appeared to be reproachful of those sharing reports that lacked the registration data.
Perhaps I need to remind users that PlanePlotter looks in *your* database first and foremost, for registration letters that correspond to the incoming hex code - in the case of Mode-S ADS-B messages. Only if your own local data is found wanting, is the registration (or lack of it) contained in the download displayed.
If you see "NO-REG" and you would rather see a complete registration on the screen, then the answer is in *your* hands. Make sure that the entry is in your database, for that hex code, and you will not see "NO-REG" for that aircraft ever.
Users who are (very generously) doing the uploading, may or may not be interested in compiling a registration database for the aircraft that they upload. Whether they do or not, the hex code is a unique description of the aircraft in question and matching that with a registration is something that the recipient's copy of PP can do invisibly, in real time, if it is provided with the data locally.
Regards, Bev, COAA.
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Q: Using PP with Google Earth.
In PP, enable the Google-Earth server and set it processing. Turn on the contrails. Start Google-Earth and open
the google-aircraft.kml file that lives in the PP app directory. Slew Google-Earth to your home location at, or
close to sea level and tilt it right over to 90 degrees. Now swivel it round to match your window view direction
and you have the clear blue sky with the aircraft streaking across it.
The only difference from the real window view is the aircraft labels (and the blue sky, of course, if you live in England).
Courtesy of Bev (the Boss).
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Q: Planeplotter gives a message when opening with the green button: on opening the ACARS wave device, device ID out of range.
Go to OPTIONS : I/O settings : Untick box at top left hand corner. [ACARS reception from audio input].
Courtesy of Steve Kelly.
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Q: The Power of the ABCD Buttons!
The ABC buttons are very powerful
but are frequently misunderstood and misused. They are like Windows Restore
points. They say "Take all my settings back to the way they were when the
corresponding settings were saved." They allow you to make completely
different configurations available at the click of a button (eg acting as the
source in a peer-to-peer pair or acting as the destination in such a pair).
Somewhere in the history of PP, someone thought they were good for selecting
alternative charts and this misapprehension has lingered over the years.
If you want one click access to a lot of different charts, use the Quick Chart
buttons ((re)defined with one click on the toolbar and retrieved with one click
on the toolbar and they remember your zoom and drag offets too). Avoid the ABC
buttons unless you really need two or more radically different configurations of
the whole PP activity and if you are sure that you know what you are doing.
Courtesy of Bev (the Boss).
Further Info. here: ABCD Buttons Usage (from the WiKi)
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Q: How do I 'sharpen' charts on the desktop?
Charts (jpg etc.) are 'as is' and cannot be 'sharpened' if you zoom in/out.
It is better to use the OSM button for your area, zoom in/out to have the view of your choice, click the OSM button again to sharpen then save it as a 'Quick Chart' for the next time!
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Q: How do I Install in Windows 7?
Use an install path outside the 'default' of 'Program Files'! e.g. C:/COAA/PlanePlotter/ as W7 (and Vista) has security settings that don't allow files to be written too if the default is used.
This has a particularly effect when using the 'Look-up' feature (either from the lookup box from the aircraft symbol or the aircraft list) which needs to update any 'no-reg' plots.
There is a difference between the WXPpro way and the W7 way that the airframes.org 'window' displays in that it doesn't come on top of the PP desktop now but flashes the browser icon on the task bar.
It maybe that this is changed so watch this space?!
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Q: Installing/Reinstalling PlanePlotter (Ground station)
The procedure [as a ground station] for installing/reinstalling PlanePlotter is:
Download the new version to a drive of your choice.
Go to the downloaded .exe file and run it.
Make sure PP is being installed where your last version was.
When PP opens do not press the green button.
Go to I/O settings and tick the "Allow Remote Mlat" box.
Make sure the other boxes you have ticked are not altered.
Go to options Home Location...make sure Home Location is correct [use the test button].
Press the green button.
PP should open and populate.
Open SBS1 let it populate.
Open PP... open I/O setting.....make sure the "Allow Remote Mlat" box is still ticked...OK that ..press the green button.
Done !
Courtesy of John Locker.
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Q: How do I set up Shell Command to Email Alerts
The Alert Shell feature allows you to define what happens when there is an alert.
You can put a program name or batch file name into the dialog and then, when there is an alert, PP will run the program or the batch file that you have specified.
Your email address is not a program or a batch file, so you cannot put that into the Alert Shell dialog.
The recommended way to send an email under these circumstances is to use a free utility program called BLAT. You can download Blat from http://www.blat.net
Without knowing anything about BLAT, you can guess that somewhere in all this you are going to have to tell it what message to send, where to send it, and what mail service to send it through.
To keep these examples simple, it is easiest if you download the Blat files into the PP log directory. This saves lots of typing of paths in what follows.
Dealing with the last thing first, you have to run BLAT with a command line including the url of your mail service and your email account with that mail service. For example, if your ISP was "yourisp.com" your ISP's mail server might be "smtp.yourisp.com" and your login email address with your ISP might be "email@example.com". In that case, you would initialise BLAT by opending a command prompt (Windows-button-R CMD OK) and navigating to the PP log files directory where you have installed blat.exe and typing :
Blat -install smtp.yourisp.com email@example.com
Of course, you have to put in the correct details for your ISP and mail server. The ones shown above are dummy values.
You only need to do that process once and Blat will then know how to send emails.
To send an email using Blat, you need to run Blat with details of what to send and where to send it. For example, to send yourself a message manually, you would open a command prompt (Windows-button-R CMD OK), navigate to the PP log fiels directory where you have installed blat.exe and type:
Blat alertmessage.txt -subject "PP alert" -to firstname.lastname@example.com
Of course, the email address must be yours, not the dummy one shown above. When you do that, the file containing the last alert message text (alertmessage.txt) will be emailed to your email address with the subject "PP alert". Make sure it works before proceeding.
Now all you have to do, is to turn that same command line into a batch file and tell PP to run that batch file whenever there is an alert.
Open Notepad:
Type in that command line (using your proper address, of course). Put a carriage return (Enter key) at the end of the command line.
Save it as a text file in the PP log files directory and call it "myPPalert.bat" or something similar ending with ".bat".
Now tell PP to run that batch file whenever there is an alert by putting "myPPalert.bat" into the dialog that opens with Options..Alert..Alert Shell..Setup.
It may all sound intimidating but the steps are very simple and, once you have done it, you can forget all about how it was done (as I had done).
If you have any problems with BLAT, there is a support group for Blat users so it would be better to use that group rather than turn this group into a Blat forum.
There is more information here from David Taylors' site.
Courtesy of Bev, COAA.
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Q: How do I install a second/new copy?
If you need a second registration number for a second/new machine (Note: for personal use only
as the use is monitored!) then this is the suggested procedure:
1) Install PlanePlotter on the new machine.
2) Start PP and you will be given a new serial number. Make a note of it and close PP down.
3) Now go to the COAA 'Registration section' here and enter the details requested.
NB: You will need the original Email address you used the first time you registered PP.
4) Once done you can close your browser and wait for an Email notification from COAA advising you of your new (for this install only!) 'Registration number'.
5) When received, make a note of it and start PP again. This time you enter the new registration number and follow the install wizard as required. Job done!
NOTE1: Some users have tried to install PP on their works PC - it is more than likely that your IT manager will have barred the use of third-party software so ask first!!
NOTE2: For fair use see this answer!
NOTE3: An alternative is it use TeamViewer/ultraVNC/LogMeIn etc. to view your main PC where PP/Mlat? is installed from your secondary computer from anywhere in the World with an Internet connection!
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Q: How do update PlanePlotter versions?
Updating to a newer (or older) version of PP is quite straight forward.
Have the appropriate PP install file on your hard drive, ensure PP is NOT running and execute the install procedure.
It will then overwrite any previous occurrence of PP (in the folder path you installed your original in) when finished just restart PP - job done!
Sometimes PP will check your firewall for access permissions - just say yes!
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Q: How do I change the aircraft symbol?
[Available from v18.104.22.168 only]
In earlier versions, you were already offered the chance to use a file called planesymbol.txt as to replace the arrowhead symbol that is the built in default. An improved pattern, based on a suggestion by Dave Reid, was circulated at the time and, I suspect, many people have been using that for some time. They would therefore see no change with this new version.
The latest version bundles this default file (planesymbol.txt) in the installer along with the new additional alternatives.
If you want to go back to the arrow head symbol, delete all the files of the form planesymbol*.txt, which are located in the application directory. PP will then use its built in arrow head symbol.
If you were to install an earlier version (deprecated) you would still find that the default symbol in use was the more elegant one because earlier versions also showed that symbol if the planesymbol.txt file was found in the app directory, which it would be having already installed the latest version and with it planesymbol.txt.
The default symbol comes about because of the available symbol file and not because of the version number.
(Edit) Courtesy of Bev, COAA.
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Q: How do I use multiple installations of PP?
[Available from v22.214.171.124 only]
Unlike most other software, as a concession, the PP personal licence allows installation of PP on more than one machine (e.g. on a desktop and laptop).
The understanding is that such multiple instances will not operate simultaneously. Most particularly, that such instances will not access the sharing server simultaneously, which would otherwise double the load on the server.
Given that the latest version allows you to see both a chart/outline and a list simultaneously, one possible argument for two simultaneous instances, is no longer valid.
It may be appropriate to remind users that under the terms of the licence, access to the sharing system can be withdrawn from any user at any time, at our complete discretion.
PlanePlotter includes several network features that would allow two parallel instances of PP to communicate their data with each other, without the need for both to access the sharing server.
For example:
If you enable the TCP server in the output section of Options..I/O settings, you can access the contents of PP at home from anywhere you like, without going through the server. You need to open the TCP port that you choose through your home router and set up the laptop to access Mode-S>>>>>SBS/RBv3 TCP and in Options..Mode-S..Kinetic put in the WAN address of your home network with the port number after a colon.
Then you can look at PP at home even if the PC is also doing something less interesting.
(Edit) Courtesy of Bev, COAA.
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Q: I have problems with the 'Look Up' feature?
When you perform a Look-Up, PlanePlotter writes a short script called "lookup.vbs". That script opens Internet Explorer, opens the airframes web page and tries to complete the form for you.
Unfortunately, the format of the airframes web page is not always the same. The script expects one format and when it gets another format (with the PayPal button) it fails to find the place to enter the hex code and you get that error message.
A partial fix is to turn off Cookies. The airframes page uses cookies to decide if this is your first or subsequent visit. If you turn off cookies, it appears to be your first visit and the PayPal button does not appear and the script can work out what to do with the form.
Courtesy of Bev, COAA.
Further problems with 'look-up' are related to the fact that PP only uses Internet Explorer for this procedure and due to changes in security settings in versions later, and including, IE9 'look-up' will not auto-populate your aircraft window view.
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Q: Home location & SBS/SQB?
The home location data in the SQB database is only used by SBS1/BaseStation, PP routinely checks that it agrees with its own home location and if it disagrees, it will raise a warning.
Courtesy of Bev, COAA.
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Q: How do I use Country & Company Flags?
These 'flags' are used in the 'Aircraft View'. Full details and instructions for use can be found in the support site. Click here.
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Q:Using Internet Explorer with PlanePlotter.
To use the 'look-up' facilities in PlanePlotter you need to have Internet Explorer installed on your PC - but you can use any other browser you wish as your 'default'.
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Current 'End User Liscensing Agreement':
This text appears at the beginning of each installation of PlanePlotter.
[Extract from v184.108.40.206 - 17/04/2011]
Please make sure that you have read and understood this agreement before you click on "I accept the agreement" otherwise you may not install PlanePlotter.
PlanePlotter is supplied 'as is' without warranty of fitness of purpose for any use whatsoever. The author and publisher accept no responsibility whatever for any adverse consequences of using PlanePlotter, except to the extent required by law.
PlanePlotter may be used without payment for an evaluation period of up to 21 days from the date of first installation. All functions of PlanePlotter, except the Internet sharing feature, perform normally during the evaluation period. After the evaluation period, you must pay a licence fee to continue to use PlanePlotter. The Internet message sharing system is an experimental addition to the features of PlanePlotter and may be withdrawn at any time, without notice, at our complete discretion. As such, the Internet sharing feature does not form part of what is provided under this licence. You must ensure that the program works to your complete satisfaction before you consider paying the licence fee. It is not possible to refund the fee after a registration number has been issued. There are two fee structures. For personal or educational use, a lower fee applies. The personal fee covers a single individual user. As a concession, a single user may install the program on a second machine but that must be exclusively for the personal use of the licence holder only. For professional or commercial use, a higher fee applies. The higher fee is a site licence, which allows the user to install the program on more than one machine at a single site and to use it as part of a professional or commercial activity.
There are considerable variations in the legislation concerning radio reception in the different administrations around the world. It is your responsibility to determine whether or not your local administration permits the reception of broadcast messages from aircraft. The ability to send information received by PlanePlotter to other users of the program over the Internet may only be used subject to the condition that such use is permitted in the administrations of both the sender and the recipient. Data must only be retrieved from the Internet sharing system using PlanePlotter software and such data must not be published or distributed in any form. It is specifically forbidden to use PlanePlotter for any illegal purpose whatsoever. The existence and the availability of PlanePlotter are not to be construed as an incitement to commit any unlawful act. It is for use only and exclusively in those states and jurisdictions where such use is permitted by law.
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Claude Lorrain (1604-82) is known as the father of European landscape painting. His influence has been enormous, not only on the art of his immediate followers but on European landscape painters throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. The impact of his art has been felt particularly in Britain, where 18th- and early 19th-century artists, collectors and connoisseurs contributed to a cult of Claude which has left a lasting effect on British attitudes to the countryside. As a result, Claude's art has become very familiar and we have tended to see Claude through his influence. This fascinating new book, which accompanies a major exhibition of Claude's work at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford and the Städel Museum, Frankfurt, sets out to re-appraise his work and look at it through fresh eyes. It unites in a single volume paintings, drawings and prints from all periods of the artist's life, highlighting not only the well-documented similarities between paintings and related works on paper, but also the essential differences between these different art forms. The range of works reproduced in this book, alongside its critical scholarly text, make it an essential purchase for all those interested in Claude, the landscape, and European landscape painting in general. It gives new insight into the creative process and achievement of one of the most enchanting of European masters.
Contents: Foreword; Claude Lorrain · The Enchanted Landscape, Martin Sonnabend; Catalogue, Martin Sonnabend and Jon Whiteley; Paintings; Claude's Drawings, Jon Whiteley; DRAWINGS; Claude Lorrain · The Printmaker, Martin Sonnabend; Prints; The Search for the 'True Appearance of Things', Christian Ruemelin; Bibliography; Notes and References.
About the Author: Martin Sonnabend is a Curator at the Städel Museum in Frankfurt. Jon Whiteley is a Senior Keeper in the Department of Western Art at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford and an expert in French Drawings, Prints and Watercolours.
Reviews: 'This handsome book…will serve as a good introduction to Claude for general readers and undergraduates…A chronology of the artist's life, footnotes, and a bibliography round out this useful book…Recommended.' Choice
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Acting ability aside, you have to admire Madonna's tenacity when it comes to putting herself time and again in front of the lens, raw and intrepid -- as if she's never heard of seriously bad flicks such as "Body of Evidence," "Who's That Girl" and "Shanghai Express." The list goes on and on.
"Next Best Thing" So this Friday finds the M One going at it all over again with "The Next Best Thing" (opening nationwide). In her continual quest to prove that she's a legit screen actress, Madonna tackles the role of a straight woman who forms an alternative household with her gay pal (played by her real-life gay pal Rupert Everett) and their son, whom they conceived on a night of drunken stupor.
The idea of a gay man living with a straight woman living with their kid may have been intriguing (or even provocative) a couple years back. But given the primetiming of similarly themed offerings such as "The Object of My Affection" and TV's "Will & Grace," the whole thing's looking a little played out. Maybe that's why for a twist, the "Next Best Thing" powers-that-be got the hardcore guy who made "Marathon Man" and "Midnight Cowboy," (John Schlesinger), to direct. (Take that, Will and You-Know-Who.)
Also of note with this release: the electronica'd-out, streamlined three-and-a-half-minute version of Don McLean's eight-and-a-half-minute opus "American Pie," which the pop queen specially reworked for the film. Like the notion for the flick, the idea to cover the anthem was originally Everett's (who also sings backup on the track).
-- Speaking of people (and/or things) with a history of duds, the folks at Destination Films are probably hoping that "Drowning Mona" (opening nationwide Friday) will rescue them from, well, drowning. For those who tend to remember film names rather than studios, Destination is the wannabe major studio that put out pointed duds such as the horrid "Bats" and the haphazard (although commercially successful) "Eye of the Beholder."
"Drowning Mona" -- a wacky flick about the unsolved death of a woman who crashed her Yugo down a river -- does have, in its favor, one helluva ensemble cast. (But then again, so did "Eye of the Beholder" with Ashley Judd and Ewan McGregor.) Bette Midler plays the corpse, Danny DeVito the sheriff, and everyone else, including Neve Campbell, Jamie Lee Curtis and Casey Affleck, plays the suspects.
-- Also opening wide Friday is "What Planet Are You From?" starring HBO's king of comedy Garry Shandling and the resurgent Annette Bening. And if you're wondering where the heck this film came from -- well, so did we. (It's certainly not getting a lot of publicity for a flick co-starring a current Oscar nominee in Bening.)
Co-scripted by Shandling (his first feature effort) and based on a story by Michael Leeson (the same guy who wrote the novel "The Battle of the Roses," which spawned the movie of the same name), "What Planet ..." is a battle-of-the-sexes story with an E.T. motif. In it, Shandling portrays an alien (the space kind) who travels to Earth on a mission to shag woman earthlings, one of whom is played by Bening.
A slew of talents including John Goodman and Greg Kinnear co-star. The director is Mike Nichols, whom we're told did a little thing called "The Graduate" some years back.
In other releases:
-- Opening wide Wednesday is the action-comedy "3 Strikes." Written, directed and starring DJ Pooh (who co-penned "Friday" and "Next Friday"), the film follows a sprung-from-prison young man.
-- Career indie filmmaker Jim Jarmusch ("Night on Earth," "Stranger Than Paradise") is back this week with the genre-blurring "Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai" (opening Friday in New York City). The flick, which premiered at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival to mixed reviews, stars Forest Whitaker as a hit man working for a mob family. Blending elements from three subcultures: hip-hop, the Mafia and the ancient Japanese code of the samurai, Jarmusch's latest offering is (get this) supposedly his most mainstream and accessible work to date. Word even has it that the usually indie-minded director is consciously trying to do a crossover with "Ghost Dog." Of course, John Frankenheimer already explored the connection between assassinhood and samurai ethics in "Ronin" and French-noir director Jean-Pierre Melville did the same with the ultra-sleek "Le Samourai" in 1967, but we'll give Jarmusch this much: The hip-hop angle is truly unique. Not to mention sort of weird.
-- Films bowing in limited release include the French drama "The Little Thief" (opening Wednesday) and "Homo Sapiens 1900" (opening Friday, New York only), a doc that examines the history of eugenics.
-- Spurned Oscar hopeful "Agnes Brown" (zero nominations) is going into expanded release Friday. It's about a bereaved widow (played by Anjelica Houston, who also directs) toughing life out with her seven children in 1967 Ireland. The film got a hurried one-week release in New York and Los Angeles back in December to qualify for Academy Award balloting. A lot of good that did.
Other films slated to go into expanded release include: "Beautiful People," "A Girl Called Rose Marie," "Mifune," "My Dog Skip" and still-alive Oscar hopeful "Tumbleweeds."


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An injury is the damage to a biological organism caused by physical harm.[1] Major trauma is injury that can potentially lead to serious outcomes.
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Team culture and the 'we, me' call to arms
PUBLISHED: 18 Mar 2013 00:05:00 | UPDATED: 18 Mar 2013 08:19:44PUBLISHED: 18 Mar 2013 PRINT EDITION: 18 Mar 2013Eales
John Eales
A friend of mine believes that all boys need are cuddles, a kick up the backside and food – but he doesn't indicate how much of each and in what order.
With the events of the last month, a growing number of sporting organisations may be subscribing to his theory as there are more red derrieres in Australian sport than there are marked hinds on an Australian cattle station.
The highest profile of the recent miscreants was for seemingly the most innocuous of offences, with four Australian cricketers suspended for not handing in a personal reflection of where they needed to improve leading into the third Test in India.
Prior to and post their indiscretion we have had drunken and disorderly Raiders in rugby league, a Reds rugby boy in trouble for an incident at a pub, Aussie rules and rugby league in supplement/performance enhancing drugs furores, male swimmers bullying and hazing their teammates, and even a tennis player who can't keep himself out of the news.
It seems no sport is immune except maybe women's sport, which either continues to cover itself in glory or continues to avoid attention.
Appropriately the vogue and most cited incubation for these various symptoms is the team culture, for it's from the team culture where behaviour – good and bad, useful and useless – originates.
The thing about team culture is that you have one, whether you like it or not, so you may as well have one by design, not just by default.
And despite their lack of success in India, that's what I like about Michael Clarke and Mickey Arthur's stand in Mohali. They are specifically defining the disciplined culture their team needs to turn also-rans into world beaters, or at least Ashes victors.
Just as the road to crime is often a thousand little steps, rather than one big step, in driving a culture the little things are often the big things.
And that's why, unless they are obvious halfwits, you have to give the appointed leaders the right to lead in the way they see fit.
We might have done it differently but it is their show and they are accountable for the outcome. Clarke, in particular, has earned that right through his innovative and forthright leadership in his short time in charge.
Former Wallaby coach Rod Macqueen was a master of culture and its effect on a team and was fastidious about the little things. Ad nauseam he would bang on about "standards": get to meetings on time, do your preparation, leave no stone unturned.
And though no one got sacked for not handing in their homework, neither did anyone last who didn't contribute.
There are both hard and soft drivers of culture and they are equally important. For example, hard systems and structure like an open plan, flexi-seat, office environment, are created to facilitate an open and collaborative culture and discourage silo behaviour.
Softer symbols are important as well. In 1998, through Macqueen's influence, the Wallabies instituted the jersey presentation by the "classic" Wallaby.
As the team made its transition to the professional era, the presentation was designed to create a strong link to the history of the Wallabies and the men who had worn the jersey before. Players needed to know they were not the game, they were part of the game.
One of the most confounding challenges to team culture is the cult of the individual and the challenge to get players to, at times, subjugate their personal ambition for the sake of the team. This is easier said than done as all great sportsmen and women have a touch of selfishness about them.
To have got to where they have, they have undoubtedly needed to, because high performance must at times be an individual pursuit. But if this selfishness overrides the selflessness required to be part of the team, you don't really have a team.
When the Wallabies' 1999 World Cup-winning flanker Matt Cockbain was tasked to come up with a quote of the week he cited the world's shortest poem, as recited by the great Muhammad Ali; "We, Me." His message was that you had to think of the team before you thought of yourself as an individual.
Sometimes the quote of the week was relevant for an hour, sometimes a week. Cockbain's became a rallying cry for an era. It was a mechanism for peers to check each other when their balance tipped the wrong way.
To an outsider it may sound trivial; to an insider it was crucial and a call to arms – get to meetings on time, don't drink when you're injured, get your homework in on time.
Some of the current troubles in Australian sport will remedy with the swift actions taken, others might not. At the very least, while the time for cuddles may soon be nigh, our crop of chastised athletes have been given plenty of food for thought while they gingerly get back to sitting comfortably again.
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Vintage antique industrial lighting are four words not usually found together, however with so many companies getting on the band wagon to go green, it comes as no surprise. Recycling light fixtures is very popular at the moment, adding unique features to any type of interior design. And these days one will see these old lights used in homes, lofts, businesses and even farmhouses.
Mostly used at first to illuminate large work areas such as barns and warehouses. In the 1800s medical offices, steel mills and railroads used these large lights. Designed specifically around its function, these lights had to be able to endure rough weather and working conditions. Eventually the concept was moved into the dwellings as well.
A stockist of this vastly different styled fixture offers genuinely refurbished antiques, resourced from obsolete factory sites all over America. The item is first cleaned and then wiring is repaired before it is ready to be sold, some even sell as is articles at a reduced price. But if authentic refurbished pieces are too expensive for a particular budget then perfect replicas are hand made at a much lower cost.
Pendant styled fittings with a combination of Porcelain and galvanized strength mountings are snapped up by those looking for a contemporary design element. These are more commonly found as the way the fixture was fabricated made it tough enough to withstand time. A good accompaniment when used for larger loft type apartments and in rooms that have a large emergence of color.
A simple search on the internet will introduce one to all available options. Awe inspiring in visual aspects will result in the purchase of any number of these lighting options. The final ambience of any design relies heavily on the lights used; a harmonious effect ensures overall success.
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By purchasing recycled vintage antique industrial lighting and adding an Edison style light bulb, anyone can make a contribution towards saving the planet and lessening the carbon foot print. So for those homes still mainly using concealed lights why not look at updating a room by including one of these old timers. With burnished copper and vivid white porcelain, these once ancient history lights may be altered into a brilliant central focus point in a home or office.
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Obama wants rigorous probe into Secret Service case
Obama wants rigorous probe into Secret Service case
Obama wants rigorous probe into Secret Service case
Monday, April 16, 2012The incident, which saw 11 Secret Service and five military personnel pulled from their security duties in Colombia at the Summit of the Americas, overshadowed the talks attended by Obama and other regional leaders.
The US Secret Service, which has sent the men back to the United States, is investigating claims they brought prostitutes to their hotel rooms here late Wednesday and had a dispute over payment with one of the women.
"I expect the investigation to be thorough and rigorous," Obama said Sunday at a press conference with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos at the end of the summit.
"If it turns out the allegations that have been made in the press are confirmed, then of course I'll be angry."
The military is conducting a separate probe and has confined the service members involved to their barracks.
None of the Secret Service personnel involved -- both agents and uniformed officers -- was assigned to Obama's personal security detail.
But Obama, who is facing a tough reelection battle in November, stressed that all members of his traveling party should be on their best conduct as they represent the United States.
"My attitude with respect to the Secret Service personnel is no different than I expect out of my delegation sitting here. We're representing the people of the United States," he said. "And that means that we conduct ourselves with the utmost dignity and probity.
"What's been reported doesn't match up with those standards," the president added.
While prostitution is legal in designated areas in Colombia, such behavior would violate the agency's rules of conduct, in part because it could expose the agents to blackmail, facilitate espionage and help an enemy get inside a security perimeter, US congressman Peter King told The New York Times.
And Representative Darrell Issa, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, warned that more agents could be involved in the scandal, and expressed concern the incident might not be a one-off for the agency.
"The question is, is the whole organisation in need of some soul-searching, some changes?" the California Republican asked on CBS television's "Face the Nation."
"Things like this don't happen once, if they didn't happen before."
The New York Times quotes a senior US government official as saying the incident involved not just rank-and-file agents but also two Secret Service supervisors.
"It's just extremely poor leadership by them," the official told The Times.
White House spokesman Jay Carney insisted, however, that Obama had full confidence in the Secret Service and that the incident had no impact on the president's security.
US Southern Command chief General Douglas Fraser said Saturday that he was disappointed by the entire incident, saying the behavior was not in keeping with the professional standards expected of members of the United States military.
The Secret Service, which employs some 3,200 agents and 1,300 uniformed police, has been in the spotlight for a few notable incidents since Obama took office three years ago.
The last major lapse for the agency was in 2009, when aspiring reality television stars Tareq and Michaele Salahi crashed Obama's first White House state dinner in honour of India.
In November, an agent was charged with second-degree murder after an incident in Hawaii ahead of an APEC summit, The Washington Post reported, while another was charged with drunk driving in August while helping to arrange security for an Obama bus trip in Iowa.


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I do realize that my husband is a big boy and doesn't need me to wait on him hand and foot. But he is my partner in life and there are many days I am guilty of pushing my husband away.
You may not push your husband away intentionally, but there are 10 things you might be doing that are keeping him at a distance.
1. Computer Time. Shopping, Gaming, Chatting, Emailing, Working, Couponing, Downloading, Blogging, Reading, Researching, Networking—there are a ton of things to do on the computer! I don't care what they say, for me it is a time sucker, not saver!
2. TV. It doesn't even matter what's on the screen. The addictive glow is enough to induce a trance and shut out the rest of the world. If it's your preferred method of pushing your husband away, then get a TV timer.
3. Phone Conversations. Ladies, we sure do like to talk! I'm definitely guilty of this one. My sister lives around the corner from me; I talk to her several times a day, and see her pretty much every day. Sometimes my husband will notice that I'm talking to her again and make a comment like, "What could you possibly still have to talk about?" Ouch! It's time to step away from the phone!
4. Hyper scheduling. Women are natural social coordinators. We keep the parties, classes, trips, events, and practices scheduled to the tee! All of those plans can occasionally make life hectic. Most men enjoy some down time at home. It's their haven. Schedule some time each day that will allow the family to unwind. Each week make sure that you've blocked some time for you all to hang out together at home. Resist the urge to invite anyone else over too.
5. Quiet-less House. This one is a stark contrast to the hyper-scheduling wife/mom. Toddlers and young kids waking up in the middle of the night should be the exception, not the norm. In my home when several hours go by without peace (aka dinnertime), I can feel my shoulders tense and my forehead wrinkle with stress. If it were like this all day my husband and I would both be attention-starved! Work to create a restful home for at least a portion of the day.
6. Obsessions. Be it a clean house, germ phobia, paranoia, hoarding, eating, or even exercising. The rituals we obsess about will bump our husbands from their rightful spot as first on the priority list. Identify it, and seek professional help.
7. Body language. You're thinking it, your body's showing it, and they're getting the hint: It's not gonna happen tonight, baby! Stop hunching your shoulders, take off that old t-shirt, and throw on some lip gloss and a smile because somebody loves you!
8. Shopping Frivolity. This one is not just about pushing your husband away, financial discord is a marriage killer. If he's a saver and you're a spender, get some guidance on how to live and love on a budget. And keep your word. If you have a budget, stick to it. If you're running up to the store for one quick thing, be back at the agreed upon time instead of wandering the mall in an effort to escape your life at home.
9. Making a List. Do you keep constant running tab in your mind of your husband's mistakes or wrong choices? We know it's hard to let them go. But eventually that list of wrongs will move quickly to a list of resentments, then to bitterness—which will lead you to a very unhappy life, an unhappy marriage, and an ugly divorce. Incorporate forgiveness immediately.
10. Your kids. At almost the exact moment our perfect little bundle arrives, we've forgotten how they got there. Remember, they were born because two people (you and your husband) fell in love. Your husband was first.
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Islamabad: 10th October, 2011
Admiral ® Fasih Bukhari, nominated Chairman NAB called on Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani at PM's House this morning.
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Press release
Photo Exhibition of Pakistani Photographer to Open in Berlin
Islamabad: 10th October, 2011A photo exhibition, "Through My Eyes – Soul of Pakistan" will open at Art Hall, Kunstklinikum in Berlin on Tuesday, October 11, 2011. About 50 photographs shot in Karachi by a Pakistani photographer, Hameed Moinuddin are being put on display during the weeklong exhibition. A Berlin-based author and photographer, Maria Dost has written poetic text of these pictures in German and English. In her texts she expresses her feelings and thoughts while looking at the photographs and in this way a dialogue Berlin – Karachi is created. All the pictures are shot in Karachi and show day-to-day life of ordinary citizens, says a press release received here today from Berlin.
The exhibition has been organized by German-Pak Council for Culture and Democracy.
Pakistan's Ambassador to Germany Shahid Kamal will inaugurate the exhibition.
PR No. 93
Press release
Dr. Firdous Ashiq Awan leaves for Turkey on five day official visit
Islamabad: 10th October, 2011"Pakistan & Turkey enjoy warm and cordial relations based on common faith, shared traditions and mutual goodwill", said Federal Minister for Information and & Broadcasting Firdous Ashiq Awan in a statement today before leaving for Turkey on a 5 day official visit. She said that both countries not only maintain cultural, commercial, and strategic cooperation but have geopolitical understandings as well.
Dr. Firdous Ashiq Awan reiterated that regular exchange of high level visits between the two countries is a reflection of our close brotherly ties. She said that Pakistan values highly its relations with the brethren Muslim country and would welcome Turkish investment in energy, social sector, infrastructure, agriculture, rail & road network connectivity and particularly in the field of media.
Information Minister emphasized on the need to enhance cooperation in media sector so that both countries could learn from each other's best practices and experiences. She added that mutual cooperation in the field of media should be further enhanced for mutual benefit of both the countries. She also lauded the help provided by Turkey to provide relief to the victims of earthquake and flood in Pakistan and expressed her gratitude to the Turkish government.
During her official visit, the Minister will offer condolences with the Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan on the sad demise of his mother. She will also meet with Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Bulent Anince and other Ministers. She is also scheduled to meet with senior news editors and Bureau Chiefs including various media groups like Zaman and Hurriat groups of media.
Beside above, she would also participate in Fund Raising telethon for flood affectees of Sindh on Samanvolu TV and attend a Fund Raising dinner hosted by kimse yok mu solidarity, a local charity organization. Moreover, she will visit Faith University to meet with the Rector and to address the faculty and students.
The visit is significant in a sense that MOUs will be signed between state news agencies and televisions, APP and Anadalou News agencies, TRT and PTV. It will not only boost cooperation between the two countries in the field of Media but also devise programmes to exchange news, dramas and other technical cooperation between state televisions.
PR No. 94
Press release
Economic Development Links with Protection of Intellectual Property Rights …… Hameed Ullah Jan Afridi
Islamabad: 10th October, 2011The Chairman Intellectual Property Organization of Pakistan Mr. Hameed Ullah Jan Afridi has said that healthy environment is need of time for economic development that links with protection of intellectual property rights in the country. We as a country need to promote respective attitude towards IP rights of each other. He expressed these views while taking to a group of a local University Students, who called on him in his office.
He said that basic objective of economic growth in any country is to improve the standard of living of its common man. Government of Pakistan is committed to generate economic activities in all sectors. However, there is need to promote trust level in all sectors, which can only be possible to protect intellectual property rights.
The Chairman pointed out that our economy is passing through different crisis and ignorance of IP rights is one of the important issue. Piracy and Counterfeiting trend was not critically analyzed due to which substandard goods have taken place in the market.
He mentioned that new concept of IP based nation is gaining ground because Intellectual Property Management is significant to provide better opportunities of investment. Chairman IPO declared that we are loosing revenue due to non-protection of Intellectual Property Rights in the country. Comprehensive strategy is being initiated to aware all segments of the society about Intellectual Property Rights by involving related stakeholders, he told. He hoped that through better understanding about IP rights, a healthy and more valuable creation in all sectors would be made and we would be able to promote our economy on the path of fast track in comity of nations.
Students lauded the important role of IPO-Pakistan and shared some suggestions to improvement. They assured all possible cooperation in this sector.
PR No. 95
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Turkish member of board and owner of Dada pvt sons meet with Federal minister Riaz Pirzada
Agreements of cotton trade are being signed with Turkey
Islamabad: 10th October, 2011Today a Turkish member of Board Agaglu and owner of Dada Private Sons and Star Cotton Private Atif Saeed Dada meet today with Federal Minister for Professional & Technical Training, Riaz Pirzada to sign agreements of exporting cotton to Turkey. Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan urged the desire to settle their trade agreements with Pakistan Government after trade break up with Israel. Today in the meeting it was decided that in first step feasibility and capacity of Pakistan to export their cotton will be checked and from upcoming year cotton will be exported to turkey. It is hoped that upto 5 million bails of cotton will be export to turkey. Owner of Dada private sons, Mr. Atif Saeed Dada told that Pakistan itself is a rich consumer of cotton but we will prefer Turkey to export of our surplus cotton over other neighboring states. Federal Minister Riaz Pirzada told that it is very good news for the cotton land holders and farmers as with this agreement, in the upcoming months the price of cotton will hike and they will earn sound benefits. Federal Minister Riaz Pirzada further said that after china, our trade with Turkey will open new avenues for traders and it will help Pakistan to stabilize its economy. Former Minister for Textile and member of National Assembly Rana Farooq Saeed Khan also attended the meeting.
PR No. 96
Press release
PM approves the establishment of IB Foundation
Islamabad: 10th October, 2011Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani has approved the establishment of an IB Foundation for the benefit of all serving and retired employees of the Intelligence Bureau. The IB Foundation will be a charitable institution similar in function to the National Police Foundation and the Federal Employees Housing Foundation.
PR No. 97
Press release
SUPARCO To Open Regional Branch in Quetta
Islamabad: 10th October, 2011The Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) celebrated space week in collaboration with Balochistan University of Information Technology and Management Sciences (BUITMS) at BUITMS campus in Quetta. Vice-chancellor BUITMS Eng. Ahmed Farooq Bazai stated that the age we are living in is the space age and we have to prepare our youth for greater challenges ahead so that we may compete with other nations and the time is to expose the inner and outer atmosphere as what is happening to us as a nation he further added that we as an organization try to introduce space technology in Pakistan. Pro-vice Chancellor M.A.K Malghani stated that the celebration of space week is the beginning and our collaboration with SUPARCO will continue. He emphasized that we need to develop our educational institutions through which nations develops. Member SUPARCO Imran Iqbal said that he was very please to inform the people of Bolachistan that SUPARCO is determined to open its regional establishment in Balochistan with collaboration with BUITMS. Imran Iqbal maintained that the opening of new branches of SUPARCO will create new jobs and opportunities for understanding space technology. He further stated that all the nations have equal rights for launching satellites so as a nation we are determined to advance in space technology. He said that SUPARO being national space agency celebrates World space week every year and our mission is to achieve self-reliance in space technology and applications for national security, economy and society. He stated that SUPARCO.
Vice Chancellor Eng. Ahed Farooq Bazai visited the various stalls arranged by SUPARCO, and appreciated the tireless efforts done by the national space agency of Pakistan. He stated that it is our prime duty to stand with SUPARCO on every difficulty and provide them our best services so that we as a nation come up with new modern state.
PR No. 98
Press release
Islamabad: 10th October, 2011Federal Minister for Overseas Pakistanis Dr. Muhammad Farooq Sattar assumed the charge of his Ministry today where he was given a very warm welcome by a large number of employees. He emphasized on the role and importance of Overseas Pakistanis in the development of Pakistan. It is our duty to pay back Overseas Pakistani for which we have to work hard with honesty and devotion for the welfare of Overseas Pakistanis and their families. Economic stability is inevitable for the Pakistan and the role of Overseas Pakistanis is vital for this. He also reassured that Overseas Pakistanis Foundation will be made an ideal organization and we will work hard with commitment, devotion and honesty through the spirit of team working.
PR No. 99
Press release
Islamabad: 10th October, 2011Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani has approved the up-gradation of the posts of Directors at Regional Offices of Press Information Department (PID) at Quetta and Multan to Grade-20. In addition the Prime Minister has also approved the up-gradation of the post of Head of PID at Regional Office Peshawar to Grade 20.
PR No. 100
Press release
Islamabad: 10th October, 2011Mr. Aziz Ahmad Bilour, Federal Secretary Ministry of Industries (MoI) has said that the Government of Pakistan will collaborate with the Brazilian Government for transfer of knowledge and technology to enhance quality and productivity of ethanol. He made these remarks while holding a meeting with a Brazilian delegation which comprised Mr. Bruno de Amorim Maciel, project analyst (Brazilian Cooperation Agency-ABC), Mr. Gabriel Alves Maciel, (Expert on Genetic Enhancement), Mr. Vanildo Alberto Leal Bezerra Cavalcanti, (Expert on Phytopathology) and Mr. Minucio Monteiro Filho, (Expert on Technical Assistance and Rural Extension).
Mr. Bilour apprised the experts about the status of ethanol distilleries in Pakistan and said that there is an urgent need to improve the efficiency of ethanol producing units in Pakistan as the products produced here is not of premium quality. He informed the delegation that there are 19 ethanol refineries in Pakistan which produce about half a million ton of ethanol, 50% of which is the non-fuel ethanol. He said that the Government of Pakistan initiated E- 10 Scheme in which 10% of ethanol was to be blended with the traditional fuel for usage in vehicles but this did not prove successful as ethanol left deposits damaging parts of engine and reducing efficiency. He said that the MoI is interested in getting technical assistance form Brazilian experts in the up gradation of existing distilleries, pre-treatment of sugarcane molasses so that it can be preserved for a longer time and use of ethanol as a fuel in power stations. Mr. Bilour also floated the idea to explore opportunities to offer short duration technical training and fellowships in the Brazilian Ethanol Training Institutes for our technicians and scholars in the Ethanol industry.
Representing the delegation Mr. Bruno said that there is a great potential for cooperation between the two countries in the fields of ethanol production, renewable energy, hybrid seed production, off-season vegetable production, bio fuel, resource conservation and pests control technology. He said that Brazil have an advanced ethanol producing technology and is using 100% ethanol in the vehicles since last 20 years. Pakistan can greatly benefit from the Brazilian experience and expertise as it has plenty of raw material required for this purpose, he added. Mr. Minucio assured Mr. Bilour that his Government will look into the proposal for providing scholarships to Pakistani engineers and technicians in ethanol technology as this would prove a swift mode for transfer of technology and knowledge.
The MoI also proposed Brazilian cooperation with the local automotive industry for manufacturing of Flexible Fuel Vehicles (FFV) using hydrous alcohol. Similarly, it was suggested by the Ministry to have joint ventures with Brazilian companies for developing and marketing other products of ethanol in Pakistan and in the international market. Feasibility for diversification of ethanol use in the manufacture of Alco-chemicals and other sectors aside from transportation was also sought.
PR No. 101
Press release
Islamabad: 10th October, 2011
A meeting of the PPP senior leadership was held in the Presidency Monday afternoon presided over by President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Syed Yusaf Raza Gilani.
Spokesperson to the President Mr. Farhatullah Babar said that the meeting took stock of the overall political situation obtaining in the country with emphasis on the availability of Power, economic situation, the law and order situation and relations with coalition partners.
Syed Naveed Qamar, Federal Minister for Water & Power, briefed the meeting on the supply and demand situation of power in the country and the steps underway to meet the energy challenge. Naveed Qamar said that the remedial measures adopted had eased off the power crises by increasing the generation by 4500 MW which had reduced outages. He said that in the long term measures the foundation stone of the country's biggest 4500 MW hydro Power project- the Bhasha Project would be laid early next week.
The Prime Minister gave a briefing on the economic situation and relations with coalition partners.
Makhdoom Amin Fahim, Federal Minister for Commerce briefed the meeting on his recent visit to India and the Indian government's agreement to waive its objections against the EU's proposed trade concessions to Pakistan.
The President briefed the meeting on the deliberations held on Saturday in a meeting attended by Governor, Chief Minister Sindh and others in the Presidency on the steps being taken by the provincial government of Sindh to implement the Supreme Court verdict in the Suo Moto case about the Karachi situation.
Farhatullah Babar said that the President emphasized the need to solve the energy problems on a permanent basis saying that the power situation in the country must be improved and not allowed to degenerate into an issue of power politics.
The situation in Balochistan also came under discussion, the spokesperson said.
The meeting was attended by Madam Faryal Talpur, MNA, Syed Nayyar Hussain Bokhari, Leader of the House in Senate, Makhdoom Amin Fahim, Federal Minister for Commerce, Ch. Ahmed Mukhtar, Federal Minister for Defense, Syed Khursheed Shah, Federal Minister for Religious Affairs, Makhdoom Shahabuddin, Minister for Textile Industries , Syed Naveed Qamar, Minister for water and Power, Senator Mian Raza Rabbani, Senator Jahangir Badar, Senator Faisal Raza Abidi, Mr. Nazar Muhammad Gondal, Raja Pervaz Ashraf, Mr. Qamar Zaman Kaira, Ms. Rukhsana Bangash, Ms. Fouzia Wahab, Ms. Fouzia Habib, Ms Mehreen Anwar Raja and Spokesperson to the President Mr. Farhatullah Babar.
PR No. 102
Press release
Islamabad: 10th October, 2011President Awami National Party (ANP) Mr. Asfandyar Wali Khan called on President Asif Ali Zardari at the Aiwan-e-Sadr today.
Current political situation and coalition matters were discussed during the meeting.
PR No. 103
Press release
Fourth Video Conference in the Presidency to monitor flood relief activities
Islamabad; October 10, 2011.President Asif Ali Zardari today visited and interacted with the elected representatives as well as concerned government officials of the flood affected areas of Sindh and monitored the flood relief activities in these districts through satellite video conferencing from the special Flood Control Cell of Aiwan-e-Sadr.
Spokesperson to the President Mr. Farhatullah Babar said that under directions of the President the Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah and relevant provincial ministers including MQM provincial ministers were encamped in Mirpurkhas to discuss issues about Mirpurkhas division comprising of Mirpurkhas, Tharparkar, Sangarh and Umerkot via video conferencing.
The spokesperson said that during today's video conference, the President directed Chief Minister Sindh, Syed Qaim Ali Shah, public representatives of the flood affected areas and all concerned officials to expedite relief work and step up efforts so that all those left without shelters in the flood affected areas get shelters before the fast approaching winter season.
Those who were present during today's video conferencing included among others Dr. Fehmida Mirza, Speaker National assembly, Syed Naveed Qamar, Minister for Water & Power, Secretary General to the President Mr. M. Salman Faruqui, Nawab Yousaf Talpur, MNA, Ms Sherry Rehman, MNA, Ms. Fouzia Wahab, MNA, Ms. Farahnaz Ispahani, MNA, Spokesperson to the President Mr. Farhatullah Babar, Mr. Zafar Iqbal Qadir Chairman NDMA, Mr. Ali Arshad Hakeem, Chairman NADRA and other senior officials of the concerned departments.
The Spokesperson said that during briefing on Mirpurkhas district, the President was informed that over thirty one thousand tents, over 3 lacs Family Packs, twenty three thousand blankets, nearly eight hundred water purification units, three de-watering pumps, over sixteen thousand mosquito nets have been distributed in Mirpurkhas alone along with other supplies including drinking water, medicines and food items for over 7 lacs flood affectees in the district.
In Sangher, over thirty five thousand tents, two hundred forty one thousand Family Packs, six de-watering pumps, four thousand mosquito's nets and other food items and commodities have been provided for over 1 million flood and rain affectees in Sanghar, the meeting was informed.
The concerned DCOs informed the President about health facilities and availability of medicines in these districts along with other steps taken in light of the President's earlier directives to prevent outbreak of various diseases particularly dengue fever and Hepatitis.
The President also inquired about need assessment and supply position of various commodities in the affected areas of Sindh.
The Spokesperson said that on a point raised by the Speaker National Assembly Ms. Fehmid Mirza about the stagnant water in Badin, the President directed that a special team of experts of WAPDA should visit Badin immediately and propose a drainage plan on a permanent basis.
Fehmida Mirza had pointed that most of the floodwater drained out from other areas had stagnated in Badin and urged that special plans needed for drainage in Badin.
The Chief Minster informed that, in line with the President's directives, he along with the concerned cabinet members are visiting and monitoring relief activities in all the affected districts of Sindh and addressing the problems of the affected people on priority basis. He also said that he would continue to visit flood affected areas physically and through video conferencing to step up relief activities.
The President said that the flood havoc may be a regular feature due to climatic change and called for making long term plans to meet such eventualities in the future as well. He called for a study to be carried out to examine feasibility of diverting floodwaters to the natural catchment areas in deserts for use in the future and for irrigating parched and dry land in interior Sindh.
The Spokesperson said that the President also directed that all procurements for the flood areas be placed on the web for transparency and accountability. He said that a proper inventory of goods be prepared for each district and Taluka and the record of the stores and machinery be properly catalogued and tabulated to check misuse and pilferage.
The President also enquired about the progress made in the distribution of Pakistan Cards among flood victims and called for stepping up the process, the spokesperson said.
The spokesperson said that the MQM provincial ministers present with the Chief Minister at Mirpurkhas appreciated the President's concern and monitoring the flood situation through satellite video conferencing.


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L Shape Shower Bath Suite with Vanity Furniture Run
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As with any of our suites we can do this bathroom suite with a different toilet, basin, etc. so if you like this suite but require a slight variation then please call our sales line on 0844 8112 321 and we will happily help you tailor this item to your needs for your new bathroom.
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Measurements and Further Information
The length is 1500mm or 1700mm depending on which bath you choose
Information on the 1700mm bath
The width at the narrow end is 700mm and the width at widest end is 800mm.
The bath is not pre-drilled for tap holes or grips.
The bath comes in either left or right hand options.
If you require an end panel, when selecting the 1700mm bath then you need the M100 end panel from the related products section.
About the Bath Screen:
Height: 1500mm
Projection: 800mm
Return: 165mm
The glass is 4mm toughened safety glass for the straight bath screen and 5mm for the return bath screen
The straight screen is a singular bath screen, the return bath screen comes with a handy integrated towel rail
Information On The 1675mm Bath:
The width at the narrow end is 700mm and the width at widest end is 850mm.
The bath is not pre-drilled for tap holes or grips.
The bath comes in either left or right hand options.
Width (Narrow End): 700mm
Width (Widest End): 850mm
Screen Height: 1500mm
Screen Width (Large Section): 845mm
Screen Width: (L-Section): 165mm
The glass is 5mm toughened safety glass.
The bath, either 1675mm or 1700mm, is not pictured with a return screen. You can see the baths with the return screens by clicking here for the 1675mm bath or by clicking here for the 1700mm bath.
Blanco 500mm Toilet Cupboard:
The WC cupboard set represents great value and comes complete with a WC Cupboard, Back-to-Wall WC, Toilet Seat & Concealed Cistern. For this suite in the related products section there is a soft close toilet seat available.
The WC is great quality and looks really modern and is easy to clean, it's nice and compact with clean lines. The concealed cistern comes with UK standard flush fittings. The concealed cistern, which comes with a chrome push button, is housed within the cupboard which is 500mm wide, 800mm high and the same depth as the vanity unit. The WC pan has a projection of 540mm and comes complete with a seat.
The manufacturer has changed the look slightly of the back to wall toilet from the one that is pictured in the images above, You can see the correct pan pictured just below. The pan you will receive has specifications of (W) 370mm x (D) 540mm X (H) 410mm.
About the Vanity Furniture Run
Contemporary gloss white vanity furniture run which comes complete with a vanity unit, ceramic basin and WC cupboard.
The Blanco vanity furniture run is perfect for the modern home.
The white vanity run is a modern take on bathroom furniture, the units are fully built and supplied rigid with a ceramic basin. The vanity is available in 5 different widths.
*Please note the basin design shown in the first image is incorrect - the last image is what the ceramic basin looks like in the new design
The WC Cupboard is always 500mm wide and 820mm high and we supply the same depth unit as the vanity that you choose.
Additional Information
The bath comes undrilled so that taps can be mounted in any location.
*There are no taps or wastes included with this suite - if you look in the related products below then this is the waste we recommend, as for taps we have a huge selection that we recommend which can be viewed by clicking here
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Please note we will only accept one product upgrade from the same product category. Eg. If there are two tap packs available, please only choose one. You can however choose upgrades from different categories.
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