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I'm about to purchase a laptop and will be looking to set up a home network in order to use it with the internet I have set up with my desktop. I'm looking to do this via Netgear Powerline Ethernet. I'm completely new to this type of thing, so I'm hoping someone knowledgeable here could see if I'm on the right track. I'm currently connected to the internet on a DSL connection. I have a DSL modem (Westell 6100 if that's relevant) with a phone cord for my internet access running to it from the wall, as well as an ethernet cable running from the modem to my computer. I'm under the understanding I must purchase a router. Is this correct? If so, once I have the router and Netgear Powerline adapter set, should the setup go something like this?: 1. Turn off power to my DSL modem. 2. Remove the ethernet cable from the modem. 3. Plug the ethernet cable I removed from the modem into one of the ports on the router, leaving the other end in my computer. 4. Plug a second ethernet cable into my DSL modem and then into my router. Would this sound like the proper way to set up a router? Now for the Netgear itself: 1. Plug one of the adapters into the wall. 2. Connect an ethernet cable from the adapter to the router. 3. Plug in the second adapter into the wall in the room where my laptop is. 4. Connect another ethernet cable from the adapter to the laptop. Does this make sense? Any help or advice is appreciated. If you have any suggestions for a good, cheap router I'd be interested. Wired or wireless.
Are you only interested in setting up a ethernet network or would you like wireless access also? If you are only interested in setting up a ethernet network, you could save some money by buying a small switch and and using that for your network instead.
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Link below to article, compare option #1 (replace "hub" with "switch" to allow independent speeds on each ethernet cable), versus option #3 (router). In order to use a switch (or hub) with multiple computers, you have to order multiple ip service from your ISP. Each computer ends up getting its own external ip address with this setup. For cable service, such as Cox Cable, you get semi-static ip's (they change once every 3 to 6 months), and there's a charge of $7 / month for each additional ip after the first. The cable modem supports 16 ip's, but last time I checked Cox limits this to 3 external ips (each ip can be a computer or a router connected to multiple computers). If you disconnect the cable from the cable modem before power up, then the cable modem will function as a local router, assigning local ip's to each computer (10.xx.xx.xx) creating a LAN. When the cable is connected at power up, each computer will get it's own external ip address assigned, so essentially you have a WAN on your ethernet network, and I'm not sure if home networking handles this well. For ATT's Uverse DSL service, the default is one dynamic ip. To get multiple ip's you have to order 8 ip service, which has an overhead of 3 ip's so you end up with 5 ip's. I'm not sure if this setup faces the home networking over what is essentially a WAN that the cable setup does. I'm assuming you could disconnect the dsl modem from the phone line and it would act as LAN router, same as a cable modem, but I'm not sure. There is a significant price difference as shown here (the numbers are speed versus monthly rate, in US dollars): Code (Text): speed dynamic ip 8 static ip 3 mbps 35 77 6 mbps 40 87 12 mbps 45 97 18 mbps 55 107 24 mbps 75 127 The alternative is to use option #3 with a router, which will create a LAN for all the computers connected to the router's "internal" ports. The routers "external" port is connected to the cable or dsl modem and it's ip will be assigned by the cable or dsl modem. The router will change the port information in the ethernet packets from each computer, and all computers will share the same external ip on the internet. http://www.pcnineoneone.com/howto/hmnetwk1.html


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Gee, she strikes again. Has anyone read "The Devil in Pew Number Seven"? The Honorable Ola seems a lot like Mr. Watts. She seems to want to silence Mr. Rapp by suing him. What next, dynamite in his front yard if she can't silence him? It is truly troubling how so many people of power can't handle the truth. When someone, especially a common Joe, calls them out and tells the truth they simply can't handle it. I sure hope the Judge that is hearing this case has the integrity to do the RIGHT thing and get rid of this frivolous lawsuit. »
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The epic World War One style slog between Jobs' Mob and Android appears to be opening up for a second push as Apple continues patent trolling on behalf of its dead leader.
Before he died, Steve Jobs pledged to waste his company's fortunes trying to patent troll the Mobile Operating System Android to death and so far his followers have been doing just that, with limited success.
According to Reuters, rather than learning that obeying a CEO who is dead is not a good idea, Apple has decided to step up the legal pressure on rival Samsung.
Samsung has released new ranges of products based around Android which should have satisfied any court that its phones and smartphones do not copy Apple. The only problem is that the ghost of Steve Jobs which runs Apple, apparently, does not think so.
Apple has asked a federal court in California to block Samsung from selling its new Galaxy Nexus smartphones, which use Google's newest version of Android, called Ice Cream Sandwich. Apple claims that the phones violate four patents including new features such as a voice-command search function.
Galaxy Nexus was delayed by Samsung in October to pay respect to Apple's co-founder Steve Jobs and is the first phone running on the newest Android version.
Apple said in a filing that the Galaxy Nexus infringes on patents underlying features customers expect from Apple products. This includes unlocking phones by sliding an image and the ability to search for information by voice.
Patent expert Florian Meuller said that the Galaxy Nexus was singled out by Apple because it's so new, and important.
Jobs' Mob will now try to keep the product off the shelves until Android manufacturers switch to something which does not offend Steve Jobs' Ghost or exit the mobile phone market completely. Apparently Apple is not interested in doing licensing deals, which would make it money, but wants to kill the operating system.


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1. Gentoo Linux Security Advisory
Version Information
Related bugreports: #159542
LSAT insecurely creates temporary files which can lead to symlink attacks allowing a local user to overwrite arbitrary files.
2. Impact Information
The Linux Security Auditing Tool (LSAT) is a post install security auditor which checks many system configurations and local network settings on the system for common security or configuration errors and for packages that are not needed.
LSAT insecurely writes in /tmp with a predictable filename.
A local attacker could create symbolic links in the temporary files directory, pointing to a valid file somewhere on the filesystem. When the LSAT script is executed, this would result in the file being overwritten with the rights of the user running the software, which could be the root user.
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There is no known workaround at this time.
All lsat users should upgrade to the latest version:
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# emerge --sync # emerge --ask --oneshot --verbose ">=app-admin/lsat-0.9.5"
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Fine art deco carved wood sculpture by Friedrich Thuma the Younger (German, 1873-1963). This figural grouping appears to be a representation of a master and slave at a particularly dramatic moment of their relationship. Carved in full round, signed on the base "Thuma". Height 20". Friedrich Thuma the Younger is a German sculptor who studied art in Munich and worked in Stuttgart. He is known for religious works, fountains, etc...


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This a great gesture on Tom Morello's part. Folk music is the music of the people and can bolster the collective spirit concerning what seems to be insurmountable odds against their cause.
The governor's tax breaks for corporations isn't necessarily a bad idea, but without guaranteed contracts with the state to supply more jobs and to improve the overall business climate it's the same as Bushco and then Obama & Co. giving money away to center banks without ironclad assurances "in writing" that they would be lending as they should to the general business community prior to the crisis; also enforced by the same legislation if they should renege. If they get tax breaks at the expense of the taxpayers, then the people of the state should be getting something in return. Maybe FinCen should check to see if Governor Walker has any recently opened offshore accounts that have been plumped handsomely too. I simply don't trust "any" politician as being honest and trustworthy in these trying times. To me they are all suspect, unless proved innocent. / : |
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Renaissance Man: The Vienna Philharmonic Gets Ugly
Conde Nast Traveler stuntman Mark Schatzker is on a mad quest to make himself into a modern-day Da Vinci during a month's stay in Europe. So far Mark has "mastered" golf in Scotland, "excelled" at gardening in England, and "ruled" the kitchens of Paris. His next task: playing the piano in Vienna.
I bought the most expensive ticket to what may be the finest philharmonic in the world, which just happens to play in what may be the finest concert hall in the world, and the whole event was marred by ugly controversy.
Let me explain.
These past few days, I have been studying piano--if "study" is indeed the correct verb--at Vienna's Bosendorfer Studio. The studio is basically a showroom for some of the world's very best pianos, but if you're well connected, you can take lessons there. It's the musical equivalent of learning how to drive at the Ferrari tent in Monaco during the Grand Prix, only there tends to be a lot less cologne worn in Vienna than in Monaco. The Bosendorfer Studio is situated in Vienna's Musikverein, which is bound by Bosendorferstrasse--basically Bosendorfer Street. I'm guessing that at some point locals thought about changing the name of Vienna to Bosendorfer Town, but it would translate as Bosendorferdorf, and that sounds silly even to a German ear.
As locally famous as Bosendorfer may be, the building is even better known for the Golden Hall. That's the 48-meter-long concert hall where the Vienna Philharmonic plays. It's considered one of the top three concert halls in the world. As much as I was entertained by my own melodic adventures at the keyboard, in the name of artistic development I decided to hear someone else take a run at some classical music.
That weekend two concerts were scheduled. Saturday was sold out. But there were two tickets available for Sunday's, one of which was the worst seat in the house--at the back of the upper gallery, facing, apparently, the wrong way. The other seat was five rows back from the stage, directly behind the conductor. It was, in the words of the woman selling tickets, the best seat in the house. Arguably, it was the best seat in any house. You already know which one I bought.
Daniel Barenboim--the Argentine wundermusician--would be playing Mozart's 27th Piano Concerto in the first half, and conducting Bruckner's Ninth Symphony in the second. I prepared myself accordingly. I bought and uploaded each work onto my iPhone and wandered around Vienna's old city center with headphones on. Occasionally, I would pause to listen to a string duo playing on the street, or stare awestruck at some of the finest eurotrash I have ever laid eyes on. (There's nothing like watching eurotrash accompanied by Bruckner.)
Sunday arrived. I put on my very best Renaissance Man outfit--it included golf pants--and walked down Bosendorferstrasse to the Musikverein. An usher ushered me to my thrillingly good seat. To my left, a Japanese couple was snapping photos with a big Nikon. To my right, an attractive and well-dressed Viennese couple--the husband not in golf pants--chatted to one another. There we all were on Bosendorferstrasse, whispering distance from the Bosendorfer Studio, and sitting on stage, not 20 feet in front of me, was a frigging Steinway and Sons piano.
The musicians walked in and took their seats like everything was normal. The crowd hushed. Barenboim appeared. He, too, was participating in the absurd charade that everything was completely fine. The crowd clapped. Barenboim nodded at the crowd, then at the musicians. And then silence, that pregnant moment of audio emptiness right before the music commences. I considered standing up, pointing at the Steinway and shouting, "This is an outrage!" But it just didn't seem like the thing to do in golf pants.
I'm glad I didn't. Barenboim raised his arms, and punched the air to cue the first note. What a note. Or should I say, what a collection of notes. To borrow a term from recording engineers, what a sound image. Now I understand what all the fuss is about acoustics.
The truth is, people, that opening note, conceived of by Mozart a little more than 200 years ago and played in a hall built almost 140 years ago, sounded so pretty that I actually cried. I didn't weep or anything--the Japanese woman next to me did not have to supply me with camera wipes to dry my eyes. All those notes played by all those instruments set off a cascade of similarly beautiful thoughts. I thought of my wife, and my daughter, and the two little babies that are growing in my wife's tummy. There was a nature montage in there, too, some puppies, a panning shot of the Chelsea Physic Garden, and that time I got to sit in the back of an F-18 on takeoff. Thereafter, things got a little teary.
Anyway, that was the first note. A whole bunch more followed.
After the intermission, it was time for Bruckner. He's a bit of an odd duck. He spent most of his professional life worshipping Wagner. (You know you need a girlfriend when...) On headphones, his music sounded dissonant and a bit geeky to me. Live, it's a whole different ball of wax. At times it was peculiarly beautiful, and at other times it was demented and angry, but in a seriously good way.
When it was all over, the crowd would not stop clapping. Barenboim had to return three times from offstage to take his bow. But here's the thing: He did not get a standing ovation.
I point this out because North American crowds have a bad habit of handing out a standing ovation to any sailor with a conductor's baton who happens to be passing through town. Remember, no one respects an easy lay. My own hometown of Toronto is egregiously guilty in this regard. A guy with bad indigestion and a Bic lighter could get a standing ovation there, so long as he's named Anton and comes from central Europe.
Later, the crowd dispersed into the bright light of early afternoon, chatting, smiling, but still blown away. I turned to Albert Frantz, whose seat wasn't nearly as good as mine, and asked him a question: "So what does it take to get a standing ovation in Vienna?"
He thought about it for a second and said, "Wow, that's a good question."
That Steinway, incidentally, sounded wonderful.
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Lungomare Colombo 23, 80070 Ischia, Italy – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.3/10! (score from 63 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Grand Hotel Punta Molino Terme.
Wait staff and cleaning were very good, did a wonderful job !
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Spa..sea..breakfast...old syle room
The staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. The food, both buffet and a la carte, was pretty good. Had a late check-out and were offered a free room to change after having spent the day at the pool.
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Fantastic service - will be back!! Great location with great views, nice pool, private beach, quay to access the sea Breakfast is good although some better salami and hard cheeses would be nice
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Очень удобное расположение, с выходом на пляж-отличная зона купания, чисто, комфортно, c красивым видом на Арагонский замок, но оценка 5 звезд? Дам 4,5. Неплохие завтраки с Proceko Свой термобассейн и СПА, замечательный парк,в целом-все ЗАМЕЧАТЕЛЬНО! Отдых удался!
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Место расположения,термальный бассейн,пешком близко везде,свой пляж.
Море еда грязь термо местоположение персонал
Очень вкусная еда, морепродукты
La cucina il servizio organizzazione e l' assistenza al cliente la simpatia
The Grand Hotel Punta Molino is set in the most charming and tranquil location on the island, surrounded by ancient pine forests and intimate beaches.
This elegant hotel features a bath & beauty center including 3 swimming pools with fresh or thermal water and a variety of spa and anti-aging treatments. The hotel has its own private beach area and an attractive pier.
In the evening, choose from a delicious selection of local delicacies at the elegant restaurant or try some typical barbecued dishes out on the panoramic terrace.
The Grand Hotel Punta Molino organizes shuttle service from Naples and Rome with a limousine service and boat or hydrofoil upon request and at an additional cost.
Ischia Porto is a great choice for travelers interested in History, Beach Walks and Shopping.
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Wait staff and cleaning were very good, did a wonderful job !
Did not like the music going to midnight, would change it to an area that it does not effect so many rooms, bring it inside to the bar area maybe? Also you could do it Friday & Sat night, to 11 p.m. not every night! The front desk staff should be more willing when they are asked, to give recommendations to other resturaunts when people want to get out and explore. Only one very nice gentleman did, as he over heard that we wanted to go see the port and wanted a place to eat there. A gal, before he heard our question, acted as if she knew of no resturants there and kept repeating eating here. Not good pr, makes you feel you cannot go explore when staying here!
The staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. The food, both buffet and a la carte, was pretty good. Had a late check-out and were offered a free room to change after having spent the day at the pool.
There are a couple of room categories in this 5star hotel. Those were the last days of our 2 week holiday, we were very relaxed already and hence booked the best deal via booking.com. It turned out that this deal was a room category that was like a 2star hotel: tired, dark, small, ugly. We complained and were first offered another room that was slightly better but still had the 2star feel. After complaining again we and even considering leaving and losing the prepaid 220eur per night we were offered a junior suite without additional fee. This was indeed quite nicely decorated and a totally different world, I.E., what you are used to from 5star hotels. Those rooms were however priced at about 450eur per night which frankly is too much for the location and facilities of the hotel. My rating of not recommending the hotel to other travellers is mainly based on value for money: both the "2star rooms" for 220eur and the renovated ones for 450 are too expensive.
Fantastic service - will be back!! Great location with great views, nice pool, private beach, quay to access the sea Breakfast is good although some better salami and hard cheeses would be nice
Room a little dated and traditional but still nice Internet a bit intermittent which was a pain at times But all in all the place is fantastic!
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she has to be more solid and fights harder on each ball,
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Easier said than done. Court sense, anticipation and footwork are all very poor; she's unable to keep the ball in play as soon as she's forced into an awkward position (actually, even her aggressive game is way too linear and only effective when she's in the middle of the baseline). She'll never be even a halfway decent defender. The only way of not having to play any defense would be to develop an aggressive ROS. Problem is, right now her ROS is so incipient I don't see how that can be done.
The dropshotitis has to go; I suppose it's dogma for players/coaches bred on clay, but with a success rate of 1/20 or something maybe it's time to reconsider. There are no set ways to win points on any surface; the best game for Caroline is the one that makes the most of her strengths and makes it tougher for her opponents to exploit her weaknesses, regardless of what the textbook says and/or the way you're "supposed" to play on clay or elsewhere.
The lack of confidence Iceland mentions is visible mostly on serve. Sometimes she goes for it, but seems terrified of DFing and often will just spin it in, even on key points. That's something that can be improved. At the level at which she'll play for the next year or so, having a solid serve will sometimes be enough to win matches.
Was Fontang picked by the FFT, or picked by Caroline's entourage/family and merely subsidised by the FFT? I suppose I know what they were thinking; his work with Chardy showed that he might have the required skills to develop a young player.
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A team of researchers led by the University of Chicago has developed a technique to record the quantum mechanical behavior of an individual electron contained within a nanoscale defect in diamond.
Their technique uses ultrafast pulses of laser light both to control the defect's entire quantum state and observe how that single electron state changes over time. The work appears in this week's online Science Express and will be published in print later this month in Science.
Courtesy of Awschalom Lab/University of Chicago
These images show the diamond sample with a hemispherical lens (right and lower left), and the location of a single electron spin/quantum state visible through its light emission (upper left). The scale bar on the image at upper left measures five microns, the approximate diameter of a red blood cell.
This research contributes to the emerging science of quantum information processing, which demands that science leave behind the unambiguous universe of traditional binary logic—0 or 1—and embrace the counterintuitive quantum world, where behavior is radically different from what humans experience every day. While people are generally content being in one place at a time, electrons can be in many states at once.
The team researches a quantum mechanical property of the electron known as spin. Much like conventional computers use the charge state of electrons to constitute bits of information, a quantum computer would use the spin state of a single electron as its quantum bit, or qubit.
The work could accelerate development of quantum computing devices, and the extra computing power that would come with them, because it will be easier to identify materials that have appropriate quantum properties.
The spin system studied is known as the nitrogen-vacancy (NV) center, an atom-sized defect that occurs naturally in diamond, consisting of a nitrogen atom next to a vacant spot in the crystal lattice. "These defects have garnered great interest over the past decade, providing a test-bed system for developing semiconductor quantum bits as well as nanoscale sensors," said team leader David Awschalom, the Liew Family Professor of Molecular Engineering at UChicago. "Here, we were able to harness light to completely control the quantum state of this defect at extremely high speeds."
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In this new technique, the researchers locate a single NV center and then illuminate it with a pair of extremely short pulses of laser light. Each pulse lasts less than a picosecond (or a millionth of a millionth of a second). The first pulse excites the quantum states of the defect-bound electron, which then change or evolve in characteristic ways. The second pulse stops that evolution, capturing a picture of the quantum state at that elapsed time.
By progressively extending the elapsed time between the two pulses, the team creates a sequence of quantum-state snapshots—a movie of how the quantum state changes in time. The elapsed time can be as short as femtoseconds (a billionth of a millionth of a second) or as long as nanoseconds (a thousandth of a millionth of a second). On the human scale, this range of time is like the difference between an hour and a century.
Having this vast range of timescales makes the technique especially valuable. The electron is susceptible and interacts with its complex local environment in many different ways, each with a characteristic timescale. Being able to test a wide range of these timescales gives a far more complete picture of the dynamics of the NV center than has been obtained previously.
"Our goal was to push the limits of quantum control in these remarkable defect systems," explained Lee Bassett, co-lead author on the paper and now an assistant professor of electrical and systems engineering at the University of Pennsylvania, "but the technique also provides an exciting new measurement tool. By using pulses of light to direct the defect's quantum dynamics on super-short timescales, we can extract a wealth of information about the defect and its environment."
"It's quite a versatile technique, providing a full picture of the excited state of the quantum defect," said F. Joseph Heremans, a postdoctoral scholar at UChicago, the other co-lead author on the paper. "Previous work on the nitrogen-vacancy center has hinted at some of these processes, but here, simply through the application of these ultrafast pulses, we get a much richer understanding of this quantum beast."
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It's not just a matter of observation, though. "This technique also provides a means of control of the spin state—an important precursor for any quantum information system," said Evelyn Hu, a professor of applied physics and electrical engineering at Harvard University, who is not connected with the new work.
In addition, the method is not limited to investigating this particular defect. It could be applied to quantum states of matter in a host of materials and technologies, including many semiconductor materials. "You only have to be able to use light to transfer an electron between a ground state and an excited state," said Awschalom.
Professor Guido Burkard, theoretical physicist at the University of Konstanz and a co-author on the paper, remarked, "This technique offers a path toward understanding and controlling new materials at the atomic level."
Hu agrees that the technique opens many new avenues. "Each new system will pose new challenges to understanding the energy levels, local environments, and other properties, but the general approach should provide an enormous step forward for the field," said Hu.
In addition to researchers from UChicago's Institute for Molecular Engineering, the team included collaborators at the University of California, Santa Barbara (co-lead author Lee Bassett is now at the University of Pennsylvania), and the University of Konstanz, Germany.— Jane Marie Andrew
Citation: "Ultrafast Optical Control of Orbital and Spin Dynamics in a Solid-State Defect," by Lee C. Bassett, F. Joseph Heremans, David J. Christle, Christopher G. Yale, Guido Burkard, Bob B. Buckley and David D. Awschalom, Science Express, Aug. 14, 2014.
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The staff was very accommodating to our early check in and helped us obtain a taxi for our departure. This is a quiet hotel in a convenient location in town.
The shower was a bit small.
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The location in Chantilly, close to main attractions, very accessible to/from CDG airport. Our assigned room was at the back of the building and relatively quiet. Secure parking was a definite plus. We were pleasantly surprised that the restaurant served good dinner.
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No towels when rectified only one! Even a single traveller needs two! It was good to have TV but couldn't understand a word. Would have happily paid for English channels even cn news!
The location is great,a stones throw away from chantilly racecourse and nice but expensive shops.
The family room we had was very small,up in the attic.it was hot and only 2 velux windows so not much air?supposedly self catering we had a microwave and fridge but no kettle??Had to trail up and down 3 flights of steps to get hot water?We had breakfast in the restaurant which was very basic,croissants,yoghurts,bread and preserves and coffee and juice,small packets of cereal?not a lot for 6.50€? Also ate tea in the restaurant one day.We ordered 3 burgers and chips and steak and chips.When the food arrived the burger buns were soaked through the bottom with blood that had dripped out of the very raw burgers,and a good vet could have probably revived the steak??!We weren't asked how we would like our meat cooked either?The waitress was totally uninterested when we said we hadn't enjoyed it!84€ for this with 2 cokes and 2 waters!
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staff a little dismissive / not over friendly a few bits in the room needed some TLC (e.g. missing lightbulbs)
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The nearness to the chateau and horse museum. The shops were nearby and it was a walkable distance to the train station. The restaurant was very good and the staff were very helpful even though we spoke different languages.
My room was near the staircase and the first night it was very rowdy with alot of banging which I thought could have been from the staircase but it wasn't noisy the other nights so I think it must have been from children staying in the room above. Sounded like they had an enjoyable time jumping off the bed!
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Unreliability of staff - hotel inaccessible in morning for breakfast at correct hour. Very small room.
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Telent Limited is a British radio, telecommunication, and Internet systems installation and services provision company. The company was formed in 2006 from the UK and German services businesses of Marconi Corporation (formerly General Electric Company) which had not been acquired by Ericsson. Companies with "Marconi" in their name can trace their ultimate origins, through mergers and takeovers, to The Marconi Company Ltd., founded by Guglielmo Marconi in 1897 as The Wireless Telegraph & Signal Company.
The company was formed in January 2006 from the UK and German services businesses of Marconi Corporation, following Ericsson's acquisition of key assets. In May 2007 Telent announced its move from Coventry to Warwick opus 40 business park.[1]
In November 2007 Telent was purchased by the Pension Corporation; the following month its shares were delisted and Telent became a private company.[2]
In 2008 Telent made various acquisitions, including intelligent traffic systems group TSEU in March,[3] leading communications infrastructure provider, the Alan Campbell Group, in July[4] and telecoms service provider Premises Networks in September.[5]
The company provides a range of network and communications services to several industries, including enterprise software systems, emergency services communications and logistics, integrated warehouse logistics systems and rail and metro systems.
The company has many operational sites within the UK, including at Chorley in Lancashire, Warwick, and Harbour Exchange, London.
A team of telecomm engineers provide ongoing support and new features development for the legacy TDM System X network utilised by BT, Virgin Media, Kingston Communications, Vodafone, & Gibtelecom.
See also[edit]
- ^ Andy Hutson (23 June 2008). "Telent moves to its new HQ in Warwick". Coventrytelegraph.net. Retrieved 17 September 2011.
- ^ Pension trustees protest after £400m Telent sale[dead link]
- ^ "Telent buys TSEU Group". Traffictechnologytoday.com. 3 March 2008. Retrieved 17 September 2011.
- ^ "telent acquires Alan Campbell Group". Highbeam.com. Retrieved 17 September 2011.
- ^ "Telent acquires telecom services provider". Scientificblogging.com. 23 September 2008. Retrieved 17 September 2011.
External links[edit]
- Telent.com
- Telent.de
- Yahoo! - Telent plc Company Profile
- Press Release on Marconi.com


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Compiler Support for Machine-Independent Parallel Programming in Fortran D (1991)
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author = {Seema Hiranandani and Ken Kennedy and Chau-Wen Tseng},
title = {Compiler Support for Machine-Independent Parallel Programming in Fortran D},
year = {1991}
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Because of the complexity and variety of parallel architectures, an efficient machine-independent parallel programming model is needed to make parallel computing truly usable for scientific programmers. We believe that Fortran D, a version of Fortran enhanced with data decomposition specifications, can provide such a programming model. This paper presents the design of a prototype Fortran D compiler for the iPSC/860, a MIMD distributed-memory machine. Issues addressed include data decomposition analysis, guard introduction, communications generation and optimization, program transformations, and storage assignment. A test suite of scientific programs will be used to evaluate the effectiveness of both the compiler technology and programming model for the Fortran D compiler.


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