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The host Shirley was extremely helpful in our stay. The house was very well maintained and it made the stay much more enjoyable. The house had everything you would need to enjoy a nice night in. The house was in an excellent location set off from any main highway which provided a nice and quiet setting. Stillwater is a short drive away if you wanted to spend an afternoon at the St. Croix winery or the Liftbridge Brewery. We had such a nice time we are considering visiting in the near future! Thank you Shirley for making us feel at home.


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I can't believe it's over, what am I going to do now?? I have just managed to get my reading age up to 11 thanks to your blog......back to looking at pictures in the Littlewoods catalogue then I guess.
It's been an awesome year following you both, really can't wait to catch up next week.
Back to Blighty....older, wiser and totally broke
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Feb 26, 2010
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Where I stayed
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Erica on the other hand possibly fared even worse, she seemed to be up all night blowing her nose and coughing and spluttering all over me trying to ensure she is not the only one ill. All in all a complete farce of a final night, no tequila, only two beers it was a piss poor effort to celebrate the last night away of our travels. To be fair we havent really drank since Cuba but it is probably still in our system from then anyway.
Anyway we had the hostel breako which didn�t really disappoint with scrambled eggs toast and coffee. That will do us nicely. We then spent a bit of time packing and repacking before dumping our bags in the luggage room while we waited for our final excursion of the trip. The hostel ran a free city tour around old Mexico city with a suggested tip of 3 pound a head. You cant grumble at that. The guide arrived at 10am complete with a bandana and a sombrero we kind of gathered he was a bit of a character.
There were only about 6 of us on the tour but he seemed more than happy with that so we set off into town, where we visited the Cathedral, the Government buildings with fantastic murals which just contained so much detail. I started to get the guys warped sense of humour and after next to no time he was staring in the opposite direction, I looked over then he spun around to Erica and said "look I catch your boyfriend staring at sexy Mexican women, he likes them but he is in love with you". About five minutes later he was telling me that the average penis size of a Englishman is larger than that of a Mexican that is why tall, good looking men with blond hair like myself are in demand all over the world and Mexican men are not. I didnt even know how to respond to that but before I could the sombrero was over the front of my shorts with him shouting "look his penis will not even fit in my sombrero", I instantly started to shy away and walk at the back of the group rather than the front.
We then took in the museum of the city of Mexico which we had to pay a token amount to enter, we were amazed at the studio of Clausell, it had almost small postcards everywhere and tourists are generally not allowed to enter but with a guide as cheeky and cocky as ours we could pretty much do anything.
We then saw various other buildings around the city as well as the Hospital de Jesus, the oldest hospital in Latin America where he just barged in and showed us around it was stunning, not like any other hospital you have seen. We then went to a local bar, mainly for locals, it was a Pulque Hacienda, it was a great place with very old swing doors, and half litre glasses of this very viscous and strong tasting drink for about 1 pounds including a local bean and chili tortilla or five. Whilst none of the others like the fermented plant drink we actually loved it and drank everyones. I can see why it isnt everyones bag to be fair. It used to be the most traditional and most consumed drink in Mexico however from over 1000 bars at the start of the last century only one or two are left in Mexico City. Of course the guide then singled me out, with some very strongly worded sexual suggestions as a consequence of drinking all that. I'll leave that to your imagination.
We next visited what was perhaps the biggest surprise we had in Mexico city, a cake shop, but just like no cake shop you have ever seen before nor even dreamed of, it was huge, you just need to see the size of some of the wedding cakes, I think even Jenny would be amazed at the size of some of these cakes. There were rooms and rooms of the things, and the shop floor downstairs was heaving full of people shopping by the boxful not per item, bonkers. We splashed out on a chicken and chili empanada (even though the last thing I need at the moment are more chilis I have eaten so much chili in Mexico I�m surprised I havent poo�d out any internal organs) and for lady E some kind of cake.
We then headed to a few more museums and palaces before ending in what we would have to say as the most amazing post office we have ever seen. The guide collected his tips and suggested I try and gather a hareem for the evening consisting of Lady E and the three Aussies.... but not the German you dont want her, with that it was all over our final trip of the year, a highly enjoyable day, so Erica and I walked back towards the hostel (only with the German girl) much to the amusement of our guide.
We headed back to the internet cafe to update our blog for the last time. We will then maybe grab a final beer or two jump a cab to the airport and board our flight to London. This arrives at 1pm London Time, we then get on a shuttle plane thing arriving back into Manchester at 6pm, no doubt tired and jet lagged ready to have a party with our parents, siblings and niece, we are guessing we will probably having a Lancashire hot pot with red cabbage, a few pints of bitter or Guinness and maybe a red wine or two, before trying to catch up with some sleep.
We will update again in a few days detailing our thoughts about our trip, our favourite places, boring bits of advice for our fellow travelers and future round the world trippers. It really is a sad day but at least we can see our family, friends and other loved ones for the first time in a year. The sad truth is though for a proper round the world trip a year is nowhere near long enough, we have pretty much worked our arses off for a year without too many breaks and times to chill out and this trip really has opened our eyes to just how big and how small the world really is.
Well its time to sign out of our last internet cafe, I just cant wait to get home and an advanced warning, pity the fool who has a bin in their bathroom, it will be full of used toilet roll, thankfully we have an excuse its an automatic reaction after spending so long in countries where the drains just cant cope with it. I�m looking forward to using this excuse for several years, you know walking through peoples houses or future workplaces with handfuls of used toilet roll asking where the bin is. Just brilliant.


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Performance of High-Bitrate Multiple-Output Links Over Multimode Fiber With Intermodal Dispersion
Journal of Lightwave Technology, Vol. 26, Issue 14, pp. 2192-2201 (2008)
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We investigate novel transmission schemes over multimode fiber with multiple output detectors, providing more efficient utilization of the available spatial-temporal degrees of freedom of the system by combining coherent phase shift keying transmission with direct detection. We evaluate the statistics of the electrical charge generated by each detector, and its dependence on factors such as detector type, dimension and offset position. In the frequency-selective case, we reveal that temporal degrees of freedom resulting from nonoverlapping time pulses modify the decision variable statistics. We apply the ensuing model to propose a novel phase-modulated single input multiple output (SIMO) multimode fiber transmission system employing multiple detectors and multiple input multiple output (MIMO) space-time postdetection signal processing in order to mitigate the ISI stemming from intermodal dispersion.
Maxim Greenberg, Moshe Nazarathy, and Meir Orenstein, "Performance of High-Bitrate Multiple-Output Links Over Multimode Fiber With Intermodal Dispersion," J. Lightwave Technol. 26, 2192-2201 (2008)
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Dairy and animal production in New York provided $2.39 billion value of production to farmers in 2010. Additionally, distribution and processing accounts for $10 billion statewide and $50 billion regionally on an annual basis. Agriculture is the number one industry in New York state and dairy is the number one component of the agricultural industry, so it is vital that we provide farmers with the resources that they need to succeed, noted Palmesano.
"The farming industry is the heart of New York," said Palmesano. "Today, I join my colleagues in celebrating all that our agricultural industry does for the people of New York."
The annual event is held to offer the public a chance to sample a variety of New York's dairy products and to meet organizations and companies representing various sectors of the dairy industry.
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| 37 inch display questions Hey, guys I was wondering... does playing games like... Unreal Tournament 3 (in short: UT3) work decently on a Full HD 1080p TV of 37 inch? The reason I'm asking is: I'm planning to buy one, if the answer on the above question is yes; and using it as my PC's display. I'm planning to buy the Philips 37" LCD-TV, with productcode: 37PFL5604H/12. As a second part of my question: would you guys recommend me this TV, or do you have any objections/comments about this specific one? And as a third, and probably most important part of my question: how will I get this TV to work with my PC? I see the TV has got an USB and a VGA connection. If I just plug an USB cable at one end, into my TV, and the other end into my PC, will it work then, or is there just much more to it than just that? Please, your feedback would be appreciated. Thanks in advance Last edited by UltraVolta425 : 23rd December 2009 at 20:44. |
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| You can't use USB to transfer the video signal... VGA should work fine though. As long as it is a 1080p TV it should work fine, better question is how will you use the PC since it would need to be placed next to the TV. |
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| ah, so if I just put a VGA cable from my video card in my PC, to my 37" display, everything would work just the same, almost as if I'd plug in any normal LCD Monitor? And don't worry about the placement. The desk I'm putting it on is twice as long, so there's even space enough for another (20") monitor, as well as my PC. But so erm... you won't notice any difference between this TV and a normal LCD Monitor, right? Except it's gotten bloody much bigger, ofc. |
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| jmke, what do you mean? I currently have a normal 20 inch TFT (LCD) monitor, just thinking of buying a 37 inch in the future, but only if it works, and if it works decently. |
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| LCD technology has latency, it takes too long to change images, you get ghosting, PC monitors are designed and build with very low latency in mind , especially those geared towards gamers; LCD TVs can get away with higher latencies due to the nature of the images displayed; also the dots per inch will be higher on a TV, which is fine if you're using it as a TV screen, but when you go up close, you will notice this a lot more. A 37" LCD TV with 1920x1080 resolution (in fact, even mainstream 100" TV come with maximum 1920x1080 resolution) vs A 30" LCD Monitor comes with 2560x1600 resolution :-)
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The bigscreen TVs (Sony, Philips, Samsung and LG; can't remember what types) paled in comparison. Very pixelated and ghosting to put Casper to shame. You must remember that when seeing a bigscreen LCD in a shop, it's usually hooked-up to a blu-ray player, which gives the best quality one can dream of. Don't be fooled here. Playing games on that TV could be great when sitting at the other end of the (preferably rather spacious) room. When literaly sitting eye-to-eye with the thing, you'll be able to count the dots... | |
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| Dot pitch // pixels per inch... if you sit in front of a 37" TV as you would your 20" monitor, you might be sitting close enough to see individual pixels. That's because a 1080P TV basically takes a 1080 24" monitor and stretches the pixels out... I presumed you were going to use this at a distance, you should physically sit as close to the TV as you plan to use it before you buy. |
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| oh, so the distance between me and the TV is of importance as well? Didn't know that. How much distance between me and the TV should there be then, approximately? EDIT: JimmyJump, I checked the difference between this TV and a normal monitor, reactiontime-wise, and found this: TV: 5ms, Monitor: 2ms. Now, I don't know much about this kind of things, so I'll ask: is it much of a difference? Last edited by UltraVolta425 : 24th December 2009 at 08:15. |
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text: Michigan school district can't make payroll, lays off staffBy Erinn Cawthon, CNNUpdated 8:54 PM ET, Tue May 7, 2013Story highlightsA Michigan school district lays off most of its staff this weekIt's unclear whether there will be money to complete the school yearThe closing of a treatment center is part of the funding problemA Michigan school district decided to lay off most of its staff, including teachers, and cut benefits this week due to budget woes.The Buena Vista School District in Saginaw will retain only the superintendent, an executive assistant and accounts payable. Classes were canceled Tuesday, and staff members may volunteer to work for free until Friday, according to a statement on the school district's website. Beyond that, it is unclear whether there will be money to complete the academic year, scheduled to end June 13, the website said.Superintendent Dr. Deborah Harvill could not comment on what will happen to the students. "I am committed to helping to try and eradicate issues we've had as a district," Harvill told CNN. "We're working on a plan to educate our children for the remaining weeks of school and make sure students graduate." It is also unclear whether the district will operate next school year."It is impossible for us to predict whether the district will be in a position to enroll students next year. During this period of time, all of our efforts are being directed toward an attempt to secure as smooth a completion of the current year as possible, given the circumstances," the website statement said.The money problems are tied in part to the Wolverine Secure Treatment Center, a treatment program for juvenile delinquent males ages 12 to 21. The school district used to operate the program and received state funds to do so, said Jan Ellis, spokeswoman for the Michigan Department of Education. The district stopped operating the center earlier this academic year but continued to receive state money, she said.Once the Education Department learned that the district was no longer running the center, the state stopped sending the funds, Ellis said. The district must return the funds for the center it has already received, the school district's website said.In addition, the district's deficit ballooned from $50,000 to more than $1 million, and enrollment declined from 960 students to 435, Ellis said. "Recent reductions in state school aid, combined with a severe drop in enrollment, have created a situation where the district has not been able to get small enough fast enough," the district's statement said.Despite the setbacks, Harvill is not giving up. "I'm not going to get off the ship until I do something to save my kids!" she said. More from usAppeals court rejects another request to move Boston Marathon bombings trial U.S. suspects accused of sending military supplies to terrorists in Syria, IraqMan makes giant 'Hulk' sculpture out of snowPowered by Livefyre


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Doing some digging with a teammate today it was incredibly difficult to find information on how to automate the settings change of the Sessions tab on a user object. Different paths indicate we need to edit the userParameters attribute but you've probably found that it's a binary blob and not easily manageable. Perhaps you went down the iadstsuserex road as well. If so, you might want to take a shower and come back now...
Well without further ado, here it is!
# Get the current settings
$admin = [adsi]'LDAP://CN=Administrator,CN=Users,DC=extestdc,DC=extest,DC=microsoft,DC=com'
# Update to new values in minutes...
$admin.psbase.InvokeSet('MaxIdleTime', 5)
$admin.psbase.InvokeSet('MaxConnectionTime', 1000)
$admin.psbase.InvokeSet('MaxDisconnectionTime', 200)
# Validate
So that is how you do it in powershell. Hopefully someone searching for this topic in the future will find this.
Much easier than vbs.
Found it ! Thanks


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Respond to Review of Krishna's Vegetarian Cuisine
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Review: I eat from this restaurant almost 3 days a week. Their food is divine, tasty and fresh. People working there are calm and soft spoken. I also love the meditative chanting music cd's they play at the restaurant. Definately one of the best vegetarian food places in Durban!


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Spring just transforms the city and people alike.With the heavy coats off, the sun beginning to caress the skin with warmth, and the stark, bare trees beginning to sprout their little green shoots again, there is then the fragrance of enthusiasm and vigor in the city. Cherry blossoms, azaleas and forsythias emanate sweetness in scents and people come from far and near to rejoice in the longer, warmer days.
The Serene Mireuk-bul at Bongeunsa Temple in Gangnam, Seoul.
Hello Again Everyone!!
Bongeunsa Temple was first established in 794 A.D. by the monk, Yeonhoei, and it was first known as Gyeongseongsa Temple. Later, in 1498, under Queen Jeonghyeon (1462-1530), the temple was refurbished and renamed Bongeunsa Temple. Originally, the temple was located a further one kilometer southwest of its present location, but was relocated during King Myeongjong's reign (r.1545-1567). More recently, Bongeunsa Temple is in dispute with the Seoul municipal government in potentially relocating it from its posh Gangnam neighbourhood.
If you're a music lover coming to Korea, your in luck! Seoul's music scene is alive and well. Known worldwide for K-pop, you don't have to be a fan of this genre to enjoy the music Seoul offers. Eastern and Western talent can be enjoyed all around from venues as large as international music festivals held at huge stadiums housing tens of thousands to small dive bars found throughout the city.
If you're looking for something to outdoors in Seoul, from May to October, you can check out the Banpo Bridge Rainbow Fountain (반포대교 달빛무지개분수). It's a light and water show (with music!) in Banpo Hangang Park, which is a pretty fun place to hang out anyway. Lots to do there, such as ride bicycles, have a picnic, fly a kite, or throw a Frisbee.
The 15 minute show is free, and you can check it out at these times: May-June Weekdays : 12:00, 20:00, 21:00
The 15 minute show is free, and you can check it out at these times:
Weekdays : 12:00, 20:00, 21:00
Julio Mexican Cuisine in Gangnam, Seoul has the best Mexican food in Korea. I would argue that it's some of the best Mexican food I've had anywhere. Every time I've gone, they've been really busy, and I usually have to wait at least ten minutes to be seated —but it's so worth it. The food is just amazing, and the service is on point. The tacos are definitely my favorite.
Tourists, travel bloggers, K-Pop enthusiasts and all you lovely people of the Internet: This is Fred Colton, intrepid armchair anthropologist, reporting live from the main drag of Seoul's famed Itaewon district at 11:45 on a Saturday night.
I'm en route to tonight's hotspot of choice (more on that in a moment), making a casual traverse along a low, curving canyon of bars with names such as Geckos and SinBin and clubs with names like Cake Shop and Pet Sounds. This region is bracketed from the west by both a mosque and the notorious Hooker Hill, while a US Army Garrison rests down the slope to the east. Some off-duty soldiers hustle past me in a tight pack, trying to get back on base before curfew. Hmm, now wait a tick. These gentlemen don't look like Muslims leaving prayer time. I'd give you two guesses as to where they just left, but you're only gonna need one.


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iTunes Brings Podcasting to Mainstream
Apple's updated version of iTunes, released today, incorporates podcasting, a new feature aimed directly at those who loathe corporate domination of the radio waves. Podcasts are homemade radio shows converted into MP3 files that can be downloaded directly into a digital media player. Inside the new iTunes menu, users can browse thousands of iTunes-sanctioned podcasts and "subscribe" to them, meaning that iTunes will automatically download new podcast episodes as they become available. Basically, Apple's made it just as easy for users to access podcasts as it is for them to buy music from the iTunes store.
Check the July issue of Spin for our top podcast picks.