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Huitema's IPv6 is a concise but comprehensive description of the new Internet protocol. It begins with a very brief account of the motivation for a new protocol and the background to its selection (the competition between the different contenders), then plunges straight into the technical details: a chapter describing the basic packet format; one on routing and addressing; chapters on auto-configuration, security, and support for flows; a chapter on transition issues; and a final chapter in which Huitema offers his personal opinion of the major decisions made in the protocol design.
Each of the chapters goes into some detail. The chapter on security, for example, describes the Photuris key exchange system quite thoroughly, while the chapter on flows enters a little into the issues of fair queuing. Each chapter also discusses the points which were controversial in the decision process: such things as the length of the addresses, the mandation of potentially unexportable security support, the relationship between IP and ATM, and the choice of a dual-stack approach to IPv4-IPv6 integration rather than use of header translation. I felt that IPv6 had much more meat to it than Bradner and Mankin's longer IPng (Addison-Wesley 1995), but the two books are really complementary, with the latter dealing more with the historical context and the framework within which the decision was made than with IPv6 itself (the difference in titles is appropriate).
IPv6 is a very nice little volume, marred only by poor proof-reading—there were far too many simple grammatical mistakes, and at least one spelling error which any automated spell-checker should have found. Anyone interested in the technical details of IPv6 will want a copy—even if you are prepared to wade through the relevant RFCs, IPv6 provides annotated references to these and other important papers at the end of each chapter.
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I am going to dry some cayenne and thai chili peppers in my dehydrator. This is my first time doing this, and I am wondering if I need to cut the peppers up first, or dry them whole since they are so small?? Thanks. Michele
Any of the smaller, thinner peppers can be dried whole, they just take longer than if they're cut up or at least cut open. I think it does speed drying somewhat to take a knife and puncture each one a couple of times to make some slits to allow some of the moisture to come out, but that's optional of course.
And, based on personal experience, I would suggest you put the dehydrator in a garage or outbuilding, or at least a room where you can close the door and seal it up. The drying process evaporates or volatilizes some the capsaicin, and I found that, when trying to dry them in my kitchen, I would get a runny nose, burning eyes and throat. The reaction was powerful enough that I only tried it indoors one time.
these are the easiest peppers to dry. no need for a dehydrator with these peppers. I string them up with a strong thread and needle. you might try some dental floss for thread. Just hang them in a room. The extra heat of a dehydrator will only take away some flavors.
If you want to dry them fast you can slit them in half top to bottom and lay them out in the sunshine open side toward the sun. they should dry in one day that way.
However, I find the best way to preserve the fresh flavor is to immediately make a hot sauce. Just add to vinegar and grind them up in a blender or food processor and put into a bottle. instant hot sauce.
The vinegar preserves.
Thanks everyone! I don't have a garage or an outside building but I will start them outside this morning and move them into the basement at night if they aren't dry yet! Thanks for the warning, I never would have known. Also, does anyone have a good recipe for some hot sauce??
I dry my hot peppers whole in the dehydrator. I put the dehydrator on my kitchen counter near an open window and the fumes don't bother us. We do have a large kitchen though with good ventilation.
Then when I want to spice up a dish with pepper flakes, I take out my mortar and pestle and grind some up. In the photo, the quart jar holds cayenne and the pint jar holds match box peppers.
BTW when they say wear gloves when handling hot peppers they say so for good reason. I learned twice the hard way. Two times over the years when I didn't wear gloves, my hands were so burned that I had to go to sleep with my hands submerged in a bowl of water sitting on my chest. If I took them out of the water they felt like they were on fire.
I also hang hot peppers, don't use the dehydrator for them.
My dehydrator is in the kitchen, was a nice 77 degrees this morning running all night for the bell peppers. I will take out to the porch, if I decide to dry onions.
Cutting hot peppers has never bothered my hands, but stupid me, a few weeks ago, forgot I had chopped jalapenos earlier, rubbed my eyelash...YEIKS! Was at the neighbors, had to say a quick goodbye cause I couldn't open my eye.
Went home to a 20 minute yogurt mask. Yogurt is great for stopping the heat, or you can use milk or ice cream, BTW.
Dairy products contain casion (sp) to reduce the caspium receptor. Water intensifies.
I just canned up the Ball recipe for Hot Sauce, used 4oz jars to pass around and everyone loves it so far..me I think I will reduce the sugar for the next batch.


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Have you visited the Penny Black blog this week? Jill Foster has been sharing gorgeous projects all week to showcase the new 'Time to Celebrate' release. There is a giveaway too, so make sure you drop in. This lovely vase of flowers is one of the new stamps and I pulled out my new watercolours to paint it. I started by inking the stamp with memento angel pink on the flowers and desert sand on the vase which gave me a pale outline for my painting. I used a small round watercolour brush and worked one petal or flower section at a time. I started by painting water onto a petal, added pale color to the watery area and spread it, then added darker colour on the section closest to the centre of the flower or to any areas that would be in shadow behind another petal. As I painted I dabbed excess paint and water away with a paper towel or dry paintbrush. I worked on sections that were not adjacent to each other so the paint could dry before I painted the petals next door. I used both paint and markers for the stems, leaves and flower centres.
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Spring ThingsPosted: March 25, 2015 Filed under: CAS, First Dance, Sun fire | Tags: Fabriano Watercolour Paper, Penny Black creative dies, Penny Black stamps, Ranger Distress stains 16 Comments
I pulled out one of last year's floral stamps for this card and tried the co-ordinating die from this year's release. I painted a pale background first and let it dry before I did any stamping. I inked the stamp directly with distress stains, spritzed, stamped then blended with a waterbrush and a clear wink of stella pen. The petals were inked in seedless preserves and dusty concord so there would be some light and dark purple to blend. On the main panel I added a few wink of stella highlights once I had blended the petals but on the die cut lily I did all the blending with a clear wink of stella so it has a subtle shimmer when it catches the light. The dots on the petals and the filaments get a bit lost when inked with distress stain so I went over them with a marker once the petals were dry.
I completed the card by matting the main panel in green and popping up the die cut lily over the top. I added a simple sentiment but I am realising now that this would have made a nice easter card. I guess I can stamp an easter sentiment inside.
Believe it or not I still have a few snowy scene card ideas bouncing around in my head. How about you – are you just stamping all things spring these days?
I've never entered Darnell's cool NBUS challenge but I am eligible with my never before used 'sun fire' die so I will link up over there and at the Work it Wednesday Challenge on the Simon Says Stamp blog.
Stamps: First Dance, Snippets (PB)
Creative Dies: Sun fire (PB)
Inks: Dusty Concord, Seedless Preserves, Spiced Marmalade, Tumbled Glass, Ripe Persimmon, Forest Moss Distress Stains (Ranger)
Cardstock: Fabriano 100% cotton hot pressed watercolour paper, green cardstock, Neenah Natural white cardstock
Deep Pink PoppiesPosted: March 20, 2015 Filed under: Blooming Garden, CAS, Watercolour | Tags: Fabriano Watercolour Paper, Penny Black creative dies, Penny Black stamps, Ranger Distress stains 7 Comments
More poppies! I think this is the last for now. Maybe. As I mentioned in my last post, my poppy watercolouring has become progressively looser in the four cards I have recently created. This one might just be my favourite. It started out just like the last one; I inked the poppy stamp from Blooming Garden with distress stains (listed below). I stamped the image twice, spritzing the stamp with water before each impression but not re-inking. While the stain was wet I used a paintbrush to pull colour into the petals, adding stain or water here and there to make it lighter or darker. There was a bit of yellow left on the stamp from the previous card which ended up on the far left poppy and I quite like that happy accident. While the painted poppies were still damp I spritzed water over the images aiming from right to left so the poppy blow outs occurred in the same direction.
Even though this technique looks very loose and free it can go wrong very quickly. One of the keys to success is to spritz then wait to see what happens. If you spritz, take a quick look, think nothing has happened so spritz again, you can end up with water and colour everywhere but not in a very artistic arrangement. That kind of happened on the poppy under the die cut sentiment which, of course, is why it is under the die cut sentiment. Triple stacked die cut sentiment by the way. I really like the look of the stacked die cuts and I am getting better at lining them up so they look like one piece instead of multiples. I did try to incorporate some ribbon or embroidery thread but they just didn't fit in so I resorted to simple mats to finish it off.
I've been inspired by Kathy Racoosin's #thedailymarker30day colouring challenge. I haven't coloured everyday but doing this poppy project has been like a mini colouring challenge. If you haven't seen my first three, here are the links: Pink Poppies, Red Poppies and Orange Poppies. I don't think I have ever done blue poppies but Penny Ward has in this beautiful card.
Stamps: Blooming Garden(PB)
Creative Dies: For You (PB)
Inks: Peeled Paint, Aged Mahogany, Festive Berries distress stains (Ranger)Cardstock: Fabriano 100% cotton hot pressed watercolour paper, Neenah Classic Crest Natural White 110lb smooth, burgandy and green cardstock
Also: Stick it adhesive sheets, dimensional adhesive
Orange PoppiesPosted: March 18, 2015 Filed under: Blooming Garden, Flourish | Tags: Penny Black creative dies, Penny Black stamps, Ranger Distress stains 14 Comments
As you can see I haven't finished experimenting with the poppy stamp just yet. I have another one after this one too and I noticed as I finished off this one that the watercolouring has got progressively looser in each design. In the first one, Pink Poppies I worked slowly with a fairly small brush, the second, Red Poppies, my brush work was looser but still contained by embossed borders. In this one I stayed mostly inside the outlines but pulled and pushed the colour around quickly with broader strokes. My next version is even looser. I worked with distress stains for this design. I inked the stamp with spiced marmalade and ripe persimmon stains on the petals and peeled paint on the stems and seed pods. I restamped the image after spritzing it with water. I didn't re-ink because there was still plenty of stain left on the stamp. Then I did the same again. You can see the image on the left hand side is paler as the stain was more diluted by the time I stamped that one.
The stain sits on the hotpressed watercolour paper for a little while without soaking in which makes it possible to pull the colour into the petals and 'paint' them using the stamped stain. I do add more stain where I want it a little darker or dilute it with water to make it lighter. I painted the seed pods in the same way but added some vintage photo stain. Some colour does run in a direction you don't want from time to time but I like a little bit of that on a loose watercolour. I added the blue background after the poppies were totally dry working with a water laden brush first then dropping tumbled glass stain and painting that around all the flowers. I added some splatters once the blue was dry.
Although I was happy with the poppies over all, some of the stems and seedpods crossing over and overlapping with the lower poppies in the bottom right corner did get a bit messy. I didn't want to crop them out completely and lose half my panel so I decided to add the sentiment over the top held in place with a pretty little die cut flourish. The flourish is attached using 'stick it' adhesive sheet and the sentiment oval is popped up on dimensional squares. The nice thing about 'stick it' adhesive sheets is that you have a few moments to adjust the positioning before it sticks permanently so I was able to position the flourish then lift the little curls I wanted to sit on top of the popped up oval before pressing all the flourish firmly onto the panel. (Edited to add: I noticed the next day that I had called this post Orange Tulips! I've changed it to poppies)
Supplies: Stamps: Blooming Garden, Snippets (PB) Creative Dies: flourish (PB) Inks: Peeled Paint, Spiced Marmalade, Ripe Persimmon, Vintage Photo, Tumbled Glass distress stains (Ranger) Cardstock: Fabriano 100% cotton hot pressed watercolour paper, Neenah Classic Crest Natural White 110lb smooth, blue and green cardstock Also: Stick it adhesive sheets, scrapbook adhesive dimensional squares
Red PoppiesPosted: March 11, 2015 Filed under: Blooming Garden, Watercolour | Tags: Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolour paints, Penny Black stamps 9 Comments
More poppies. I thought it might be fun to try a few different techniques with the same stamp, especially such a pretty stamp. In some ways outline stamps such as this one are more versatile than brushstroke or silhouette stamps. On my previous card I used the outline of the poppy as a guide for my watercolour painting. On this card the embossed outline is a fence to contain the watercolouring. I have a new set of Gansai Tambi watercolour paints that I am experimenting with so painting within the lines seemed to be a safe way to start.
I stamped in black and embossed in clear powder on watercolour paper. I chose a pinky red and an orange red for the petals, laying down the pinky red first over the whole petal then adding the orange red from the centre. I used an olive green and a brown to fill the seed pods. I decided to paint over the flowers with masking fluid while I painted the blue panel which was probably not necessary considering I had the embossing to fence in the colour. Once the masking fluid was dry I ruled a rectangle around the image letting a few petals extend over the edge. My pencil lines were my guide for painting the blue background. When it was all dry I peeled the masking fluid off and discovered it had absorbed a lot of the colour from the petals. I'm not sure why this happened so I will experiment further with paper, paints and different masking fluids. But for this panel I just added more colour and carried on. To finish I added a little sentiment on the side and popped up the panel on a cream card base.
I have created a few projects with the new watercolours now and I am really enjoying both the choice and the richness of the colours.
I'm not sure if I will follow this post with another poppy project; I have been wanting to play along with the current One Layer Simplicity challenge so we will have to see where the inspiration hits first.
Stamps: Blooming Garden, Snippets (PB)
Inks: Versafine Onyx Black (Tsukineko)
Cardstock: Fabriano 100% cotton hot pressed watercolour paper, Neenah Classic Crest Natural White 110lb smooth
Also: Kuretake Gansai Tambi 36 Watercolor Set
Sweet VisitPosted: March 6, 2015 Filed under: Sweet Visit, Watercolour | Tags: Fabriano Watercolour Paper, Penny Black stamps, Tsukineko Memento inks 20 Comments
It is always a thrill to see a hummingbird suspended in mid-air to take some nectar. I have never been successful in getting a good photo so I'm settling for a stamped and painted one. I have played with this stamp three times now. The first time I was happy with result but in a momentary lapse of reason stamped a sentiment in such a way as to render it pretty unappealing (I've saved it in case I get a brainwave for fixing it). The second one worked fairly well and will be in the Dirty Dozen gallery later this month. But this one is my fave. The other two panels had one bird and one flower; I think it makes way more impact with one bird on a panel full of flowers. But, enough of the comparisons with cards you haven't even seen.
I started with the flowers at the bottom keeping in mind that I wanted the bird in the top right hand corner so I had to leave space. The three main flowers were inked with Memento markers, as seems to be my current habit, spritzed with water then stamped on watercolour paper. I blended the stamping with a waterbrush adding extra colour here and there. When the flowers were dry I used a marker to define the veins in the petals and the stigma. To create the paler background flowers I spritzed the stamp again without re-inking, stamped on scrap then stamped the remaining watery ink on the paper. I blended with a waterbrush to make the images even less distinct than they already were. The bird was also inked with markers, spritzed, then stamped and blended on the paper. To finish I splattered some pink, orange and green around the flowers. Sometimes when I want a bit of splatter I grab a watercolour pencil the same colour as the ink I've used and splatter that for more intense colour.
To finish the card I popped it up on a textured watercolour paper card base. I tried a narrow blue mat but it wasn't needed; the little sentiment in blue ties in with the bird. I am linking up with the Spring Blooms challenge at the Inspiration Journal and the Spring is coming challenge at the Artistic Stamper.
(Please don't be mad but this one was almost a video…I just got all inspired and started creating without turning on the camera! Soon, I promise.)
Stamps: Sweet visit, snippets(PB)
Inks: Nautical Blue, Bahama Blue, Danube Blue, Paris Dusk, Olive Grove, Bamboo Leaves, Desert Sand, Rose Bud, Tangelo, Potter's Clay Memento markers (Imagine Craft/Tsukineko)
Cardstock: Fabriano hot pressed watercolour paper, Demco cold pressed watercolour paper
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Nestling in a tranquil position on the edge of the glorious unspoilt village of Kingston, 3 Gabberwell is a beautiful and comfortable cottage in an idyllic location in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Warm and welcoming at all times of the year, the cottage is sensitively renovated and freshly decorated, retaining many of its original features and provides off-road parking for two cars..
Surrounded by stunning open countryside, working farms and miles of beautiful coastline and estuaries which are havens for birds and wildlife, 3 Gabberwell (incorrectly spelt Gaberwell on the OS Map) forms one end of a row of three pretty 300-year-old cottages on a quiet and secluded leafy lane.
- Private parking for two cars through gated entrance
- South-west facing enclosed lawned garden
- Small sheltered patio area in a sunny position
Accommodation for one or two families sleeping up to seven (please note some low lintels). The accommodation comprises:
- Attractive Sitting Room with new woodburner, comfortable sofas, books, fine Welsh dresser and TV with BT Vision package supplying YouView TV plus broadband wifi and landline payphone
- Play Room (games/toys, TV/DVD)
- Dining Room seating eight
- Well-equipped fitted Kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, hob, oven and microwave with butler sink, tiled floor and back lobby to garden
- Spacious Ground floor shower room (wet-room suite with wc and sink etc).
Upstairs, 3 bedrooms comprising
- Double bedroom with window seat and meadow views, 5' King Size bed with a Feather & Black mattress and white goose down duvet plus an electric blanket for those winter nights
- Double-aspect bedroom with twin beds and a day bed - the larger picture window faces west catching the early evening sun - with hanging space and chest of drawers. Comfortably sleeps two adults and a child or 3 children
- Single bedroom with pull-out truckle, bedside table and useful hanging space and storage beneath the open tread and wooden stairs leading up to...
- ... Low ceilinged Attic Quiet Room with many books/storage and lovely views over neighbouring meadows
- Pretty bathroom with suite inc bath-shower
Picturesque and characterful, 3 Gabberwell is an easy stroll from the cottage into the prize-winning village. The Dolphin Inn, just 600 yards away, is a 16th century olde worlde country pub, serving home cooked food using local produce. There is a circular 2-hour walk from the pub encompassing woodland, the estuary, the coast path and farmland, and giving easy access to the stunning South Devon coastline. Kingston with its thatched cottages, is just one mile from the lovely Erme Estuary and Wonwell beach and within a few miles of three golf courses. The location is close to tourist beaches with surfing and windsurfing facilities. Fishing trips can also be arranged from the Erme.
Refundable Damage Deposit £50
Dogs welcome by arrangement, £15 charge
Bed linen and towels for hire - please enquire
Stair and fire guards, and travel cot supplied.
Beach within 1 mile
Iron and Ironing Board
Weekly Maid Service
Bed Linen and Towels For Hire - £48 charge (towards laundry costs)
Well-behaved pets Allowed by arrangement - £15 charge
Central heating, hot water and power Included
New wood burner - first net of logs included
Travel Cot
High Chair
No Smoking
|Sleeps up to 7, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Wonwell Beach 3.5 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|3 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Plymouth 30 km, Nearest railway: Ivybridge 11 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Telephone, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (5), Cots (1), Dining seats for 7, Lounge seats for 7
|High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
About this location
The Devon region
The South Hams is a region of rural and coastal South Devon in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. To the north the South Hams stretch to the edges of Dartmoor National Park, while to the south it covers one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline the UK from Torbay to Plymouth. With a strong rural and maritime heritage the South Hams is noted for is quality local food, culture, and scenic landscape.
If you love the outdoors, you'll love The South Hams. It's a wonderful outdoor environment, with rivers, moor land, coasts and the sea offering visitors a range of activities including canoeing, walking and sailing. Heritage fans will love local attractions such as Totnes Castle and The South Devon Railway and a range of arts and food festivals keeps culture-vultures happy throughout the year. For the nautically inclined the coast has a big tradition of sailing regattas and arts events.
The West Country is one of the most important producers of food and drink in the UK, noted for its quality and traditional methods. Here you'll be treated to some of the best fine dining using locally made produce. For seafood, towns such as Dartmouth Salcombe and Kingsbridge boast award-winning restaurants, while inland gastro pubs serve excellent home cooked fare.
Picturesque and characterful, 3 Gabberwell Cottages is a short stroll from the prize-winning village of Kingston where many of the beautiful and historic cottages and houses are thatched. Kingston is an unspoilt village lying between Dartmoor and the sea.
The population of around 400 (currently including over 80 children) has stayed much the same for 200 years. Kingston is a working village, less than a third of the population are retired. It is surrounded by working farms and miles of beautiful coastline and estuaries which are havens for birds and wildlife.
The parish is in the middle of the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the village includes two conservation areas. The National Trust owns farmland and coastline in Kingston. There is a thriving and active community and the Dolphin Inn, just 600 yards away, is a 16th century olde worlde country pub, serving home cooked food using local produce. There is a circular 2-hour walk from the pub encompassing woodland, the estuary, the coast path and farmland, and giving easy access to the stunning South Devon coastline.
Kingston is just one mile from the lovely Erme Estuary and Wonwell beach and within a few miles of three golf courses. There are many stunning walks in the area. Fishing trips can also be arranged from the Erme. Wide sand and rocky beaches on either side of the estuary of the river Erme. Privately owned but open to the public, these are beautiful and usually less busy beaches set within gentle tree covered cliffs. They are ideal for swimming, windsurfing, picnics and general relaxing. Dogs are allowed on parts of the beach. Mothecombe has the Marine Conservation Society Award, as well as parking and toilets.
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20 Nov 2014
"An attractive cottage"
We thought Gabberswell was a very comfortable and attractive cottage in a pleasant, tranquil location. The information, both before our stay and at the cottage, was excellent.Our one complaint was th… More
We're pleased that Heather and her party found 3 Gabberswell to be a 'very comfortable and attractive cottage' and delighted that she would recommend it to her best friend. We're very proud of all the 5 star reviews received to date and so naturally we are very sorry to hear of her concern about Penny visiting the property with a workman during the holiday week. This is a very rare occurrence (we live a 220 mile round trip away from the cottage) and the visit was made to make some enhancements, and to clarify the operation of some of the amenities, following a phone call from Heather the previous evening. We tried several times to contact Heather to confirm Penny's time of arrival but without success. Penny was pleased to meet up with Heather at the property and enjoyed an amiable meeting with her and her party, so was rather surprised to subsequently read the comment in her review. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience and can reassure Heather that we would not have gone ahead with the visit if we had anticipated that she would have any concerns about a workman attending to matters at the cottage in Penny's presence. Our only reason for attending was to ensure the best possible holiday experience for our guests. We hope that Heather will book with us again!
8 Oct 2014
"Very peaceful location"
A very lovely and well thought out cottage. Everything we needed was there. Quiet village with just a pub within walking distance. No traffic noise and a enclosed garden for our two dogs. You need… More
4 Aug 2014
The Cottage is beautifully presented and very well equipped. Everything well thought out and most comfortable. Flexible accommodation. 3 bedrooms upstairs with the option for a 4th bedroom downstairs … More
10 Jun 2014
"Beautiful, clean, restful!"
My husband, I and our 10 year old son stayed at 3 Gabberwell Cottages for a week in May 2014. We had been very impressed by the photos and description of the property, but it exceeded our expectation… More
1 Jan 2014
"Very comfortable and cosy cottage"
We had a super Christmas week in this very cosy cottage. A Christmas tree and decorations had been tastefully put up, as well as a Christmas present and card, which I thought was very thoughtful. King… More
4 Nov 2013
"Lovely Peaceful Cottage Great Location"
We had a lovely week away here in Kingston, great village, lovely cottage. perfectly positioned for some lovely walks with our dog Pippa and only 5 mins to the beaches and sea. Look forward to going a… More
11 Sep 2013
"lovely,cosy,homely,well equiped cottage"
very nice comfortable cottage,we stayed here with my elderly parents and teenage daughter, plus 2 dogs. the cottage served all of our needs very well, from the internet access for my daughter,the down… More
21 Aug 2013
"gorgeous home away from home"
We stayed in this lovely cottage for 5 days in August. It is beautifully decorated and is equipped with everything that a family of five would need.On arrival, the owners supply tea, coffee and a fres… More
18 Aug 2013
"Very enjoyable week"
Spent a lovely week staying in Kingston. Very handy bathroom downstairs next to a room we converted into a bedroom, ideal for someone with mobility issues (the stairs would've been too steep). Ni… More
12 Aug 2013
"Short break, but wanted longer!"
We only had a taster of the delights of Devon and 3 Gabberwell Cottages, squeezing in between two other families' holidays; staying just 2 nights over the 2nd weekend in August. The break may hav… More
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(02-10-2011 07:59 AM)sonnyday Wrote: Were cards ever manufactured for the Negro Leagues in the 1940's? Would love to get my hands on some, but the only thing ever appearing on the bay are 90's inserts.
I have some baseball cards of players in the Negro League. I doubt if these are the cards you are interested in. Printed on the back of the cards is "World Wide Sports" in the upper left corner and "Baseball Superstars Inc." in the right corner. All the cards indicate that the players were in the 1933 Negro All Stars, but the bottom of the cards have a 1988 copyright for The Sporting News Publishing Co.
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A tsunami resulting from a magnitude 8.0 earthquake in the South Pacific has destroyed entire villages. As of 10/1, the death toll is 150 in American Samoa, Samoa and Tonga.
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This Fund will work with project partners to supply displaced residents with food, shelter, and other basic necessities in the wake of the disaster. Officials fear the death toll will rise as they reach more remote areas.
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Provide food, water, emergency medical supplies and housing to residents displaced and affected by the earthquake and tsunami in the South Pacific which caused heavy damage and leveled entire villages.
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Help residents of American Samoa, Samoa and Tonga recover from the severe effects of this earthquake and tsunami.
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Lennart Poettering Takes To Battling Systemd Myths
Published on 26 January 2013 02:49 PM EST
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Lennart Poettering, the controversial open-source developer behind
among other projects, has written a lengthy blog post as he attempts to battle some myths about his Linux init daemon.
Lennart in a new blog post entitled "The Biggest Myths" he points out what he calls are the biggest myths concerning systemd and attempts to debunk them.
Below is a partial list of what Lennart describes as the biggest myths and then a brief synopsis of why he doesn't believe they are true statements.
Systemd Is Monolithic
- Lennart says this is false since the init daemon is comprised of 69 individual binaries.
Systemd Is About Speed
- Lennart says that systemd's speed is just a side-effect of designing things right...
Systemd's Fast Boot-Up Is Irrelevant For Servers
- Many administrators like to keep system downtime to a minimum. It's also important for the cloud with booting VMs quickly.
Systemd Is Incompatible With Shell Scripts
- It is compatible, but thjey just don't use them for the boot process out of the developers' beliefs.
Systemd Is Difficult
- Lennart says no because it's a unified platform, the configuration file language is easy, and there's uniform tools. He does acknowledge though there's a bit of a learning curve from his views.
Systemd Is Not Modular
- There's configure switches to select what you want to build.
Systemd Is The Result Of NIH Syndrome
- Originally they were pushing for Canonical's Upstart, but then decided that its design was "inherently flawed at its core." The major flaw in Lennart's mind with Upstart is "it leaves dependency management to the admin/developer, instead of solving this hard problem in code."
Systemd Is A FreeDesktop.org Project
- FreeDesktop.org is little more than a hosting infrastructure.
Systemd Is Complex
- Lennart admits again there is some truth, but that modern computers are complex too. He even argues that systemd is simpler and has less redundancy.
Systemd Is Bloated
- "Systemd is probably the opposite of bloat" and Lennart brought up again that it's modular. The required dependencies of Systemd are just Glibc, libcap, and DBus.
Systemd Is Linux-only & Not Nice To BSDs
- Lennart claims that it's the BSD folks who are uninterested in systemd. In terms of systemd being Linux-only being a problem for Debian's adoption of it, Lennart claims that maintaining systemd unit files and the traditional init scripts is nominal compared to the work done by Debian developers who ported the operating system to non-Linux kernels.
Systemd Is Not Portable For No Reason
- "Non-sense! We use the Linux-specific functionality because we need it to implement what we want. Linux has so many features that UNIX/POSIX didn't have, and we want to empower the user with them."
Systemd Forces You To Do Something
- The software is not the mafia but Free Software where you can do what you want.
Systemd Makes It Impossible To Run Syslog
- While systemd introduced its own journal method, developers made sure to maintain syslog daemon compatibility.
Systemd Is Incompatible
- "We try very hard to provide the best possible compatibility with sysvinit."
Systemd Is Unstable & Buggy
- Not according to their data based upon the Fedora bug tracker.
Lennart attempted to address thirty myths about systemd in his posting, which can be in full
on his blog
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Dark brown and very fast. He would go in and out of small holes around logs along the rivers edge.
Broad flat leaves. Simple leaves. Not lobed with fine, double teeth.
Most popular evergreen. It has blue needles that are individual.
Long needles. Blue green needles in groups of five.
I found this tree in my front yard. My best guess for the height of this tree is around 100 feet. The needles are fairly sharp, not in a cluster, and have hairy buds and twigs.
This tree was in my backyard. My best guess for the height of this tree is 25 feet. The leaves were simple, and shallowly lobed.
I found this leaf from a tree in the front yard of CVCA by the road in freshly cut grass. My estimate for the height of this tree is 65-70 feet.
I found this on the bike and hike trail in Munroe Falls. My best guess for the height of this tree is 40-50 feet. This tree also contained some sort of fruit/nut
Forest next to CVCA
Shiny top
No teeth or lobed
Slightly white downy underneath
Forest next to CVCA
White downy underneath
Edges are teeth
More teeth them side veins
Edge blade has teeth
All same size
White downy
Forest next to CVCA
Was in a forest next to CVCA
It had notches
No white downy side
Fruit has not yet developed. Tree is young and is about 10 feet. Fruit is naked a has dots covering its surface. Angiosperm, alternate.
Habitat: Water Works Park around a park.
Even though the tree was short, I believe it to be young and growing into this. Pine combs have not yet grown. Tree was about 25-30 feet tall. Gymnosperm, needles, and dark green.
Habitat: Water Works Park in a shady area about 16 feet from a pond.
About 1 centimeter per individual needle. Alternate or opposite? Undeniable .
Habitat: Water Works Park 10 feet near a pond.


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To visualize a dynamic system simulation, connect a Simulink® block diagram to a virtual world. The example in this section explains how to display a simulated virtual world on a host computer. This is the recommended way to view associated virtual worlds on the host computer.
Simulating a Simulink model generates signal data for a dynamic system. By connecting the Simulink model to a virtual world, you can use this data to control and animate the virtual world.
After you create a virtual world and a Simulink model, you can connect the two with Simulink 3D Animation™ blocks. The example in this procedure simulates a plane taking off and lets you view it in a virtual world.
Note The examples in this topic are based on the Simulink 3D Animation default viewer.
In the MATLAB® Command Window, type
A Simulink model opens without a Simulink 3D Animation block that connects the model to a virtual world.
From the Simulation menu, select Mode > Normal, then click Simulation > Run.
Observe the results of the simulation in the scope windows.
In the MATLAB Command Window, type
The Simulink 3D Animation library opens.
From the Library window, drag and drop the VR Sink block to the Simulink diagram. The VR Sink block writes data from the Simulink model to the virtual world. You can then close the Library: vrlib window.
Now you are ready to select a virtual world for the visualization
of your simulation. A simple virtual world with a runway and a plane
is in the VRML file
vrtkoff.wrl, located in the
vrdemos folder.
In the Simulink model, double-click the block labeled VR Sink.
The Parameters: VR Sink dialog box opens.
In the Description text box, enter a brief description of the model. This description appears on the list of available worlds served by the Simulink 3D Animation server. For example, type
VR Plane taking off
At the Source File text
box, click the Browse button. The
Select World dialog box opens. Find the folder
Select the file
vrtkoff.wrl and click Open.
Select the Open VRML Viewer automatically parameter.
In the Parameters: VR Sink dialog box, click Apply.
A VRML tree appears on the right side, showing the structure of the associated virtual reality scene.
On the left of the
Plane (Transform) node,
click the + square.
The Plane Transform tree expands. Now you can see what characteristics of the plane can be driven from the Simulink interface. This model computes the position and the pitch of the plane.
In the
Plane (Transform) tree,
select the
translation and
rotation fields.
The selected fields are marked with checks. These fields represent the position (translation) and the pitch (rotation) of the plane.
Click OK.
In the Simulink diagram, the VR Sink block is updated with two inputs.
The first input is Plane rotation. The rotation is defined by a four-element vector. The first three numbers define the axis of rotation. In this example, it should be [1 0 0] for the x-axis (see the Pitch Axis of Rotation block in the model). The pitch of the plane is expressed by the rotation about the x-axis. The last number is the rotation angle around the x-axis, in radians.
In the Simulink model, connect the line going to the Scope block labeled Display Pitch to the Plane rotation input.
The second input is Plane translation. This input describes the plane's position in the virtual world. This position consists of three coordinates, x, y, z. The connected vector must have three values. In this example, the runway is in the x-z plane (see the VR Signal Expander block). The y-axis defines the altitude of the plane.
In the Simulink model, connect the line going to the Scope block labeled Display Position to the Plane translation input.
After you connect the signals and remove the Scope blocks, your model should look similar to the figure shown.
Virtual world degrees of freedom have different requested input
vector sizes depending on the associated VRML field types. If the
vector size of the connected signal does not match the associated
VRML field size, an
Double-click the VR Sink block in the Simulink model. Select the View button. A viewer window containing the plane's virtual world opens.
Note: When you next open the model, the associated virtual scene opens automatically. This behavior occurs even if the Simulink 3D Animation block associated with the virtual scene is in a subsystem of the model.
In the Simulink 3D Animation Viewer, from the Simulation menu, click Run to run the simulation.
A plane, moving right to left, starts down the runway and takes off into the air.
On occasion, you might want to associate a different virtual world with a Simulink model or connect different signals.
After you associate a virtual world with a Simulink model,
you can select another virtual world or change signals connected to
the virtual world. This procedure assumes that you have connected
vrtut2 Simulink model with a virtual world.
See Add a Simulink 3D Animation Block.
Double-click the VR Sink block in the model. The viewer opens.
Select the Simulation menu Block Parameters option. The Parameters: VR Sink dialog box opens.
At the Source
File text box, click the Browse button.
The Select World dialog box opens. Find the folder
Select the file
vrtkoff2.wrl, and click Open.
In the Parameters: VR Sink dialog box, click Apply.
A VRML tree appears on the right side. The Simulink software associates a new virtual world with the model.
On the left of the
Plane (Transform) node,
click the + square.
Plane Transform tree expands. Now you
can see what characteristics of the plane you can drive from the Simulink interface.
This model computes the position.
In the
Plane Transform tree,
select the translation field check
box. Clear the rotation field check
box. Click OK.
The VR Sink block is updated and changes to just one input, the Plane translation. The Virtual Reality block is ready to use with the new parameters defined.
Verify that the correct output is connected to your VR Sink block. The output from the VR Signal Expander should be connected to the single input.
In the Simulink 3D Animation Viewer, from the Simulation menu, run the simulation again and observe the simulation.


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On an April day in 1984 during the annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C., Jess Lawson stands before the black expanse that is the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
He can't move.
Lawson's war, Vietnam, has been over nearly a decade. His military service ended in 1967. But the sight of more than 58,000 names etched in granite is overwhelming.
He remembers the day, July 9, 1965, he learned his friend and former operations officer, Bill Brown, was killed when a firebase was overrun.
He remembers being aboard the USS Harnett County in the shallow waters of the Mekong Delta when motor fire took out a nearby Navy boat.
He remembers the day, July 13, 1967, Michael "Moose" Clifford, 21, was shot dead on the deck directly below Lawson. Lawson is sure the bullet was meant for his officer's khakis, not a sailor's blue denim.
Away from the cherry blossoms, Lawson, married with a son, takes a deep breath and walks to the memorial wall, 492-feet long. He places his hand on Lt. William L. Brown's name. He prays that Brown's soul is at peace.
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Lawson's peace won't come for another two decades, surrounded by fellow veterans who share without saying a word.
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Was inspired by a post from thatssoyummy.com, and did some research online. This recipe is my own version, with no added sugar, as using ripe bananas already gives it a very pleasant natural sweetness.
- 2 very ripe bananas
- 3 tablespoons skim milk
- 1 large egg
- 1⁄4 cup all-purpose flour
- Mash the bananas until paste like.
- Blend milk and egg into bananas until smooth.
- Add in flour and mix.
- Heat a nonstick skillet to medium.
- Spoon batter about 2 tbsp per fritter.
- Wait until bubbles rise, then flip.
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I have lost my sense of taste and smell. I take Digoxin and Paroxetine. Can anyone help?
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Changes to taste or sense of smell is not a known side effect of either digoxin or paroxetine.
And although there is a minor interaction between digoxin and paroxetine, it does not indicate any side effects as such. I would suggest you let you doctor know next time you visit.
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The Order: 1886 does what it wants. Zeppelins, elevated trains and automatic rifles? It might not fit the history it's based on, but hey, why not? Toss them in. Developers Ready at Dawn are telling a story about men and women fighting half-bred monster people that never existed in their own vision of 19th century… » 2/18/14 8:56am 2/18/14 8:56am
Developed by Ready At Dawn and Sony Santa Monica, The Order 1886 is a 19th century PS4 exclusive. » 6/10/13 9:56pm 6/10/13 9:56pm
The PS3 God of War: Origins Collection brings Ready at Dawns two wonderful Playstation Portable games to the PS3. But you can't just dump them over from portable to console and expect them to look good. These games have been remastered in full HD. » 8/12/11 10:00am 8/12/11 10:00am
Sony's PlayStation Portable, while hardly a failure, hasn't really caught on the way most were expecting it to around the time of its launch back in 2004. Why? Because, as one developer says, it was "doomed". » 11/19/10 2:30am 11/19/10 2:30am
On November 2, PlayStation Portable game God of War: Ghost of Sparta hit stores. But its developer, Ready at Dawn, is already questioning the rationale for creating PSP games. Don't blame the hardware, blame piracy. » 10/27/10 3:00am 10/27/10 3:00am
Developed by the folks behind perhaps one of the greatest games to ever hit the Playstation Portable, God of War: Ghost of Sparta hits in just two months. And Playstation has half a dozen reasons why you should pre-order it. » 9/15/10 11:00am 9/15/10 11:00am
Experience the origin of everyone's favorite vengeful god slayer on November 2 when God of War: Ghost of Sparta hits the PSP, with "the ultimate DLC pack" offered up as a sacrifice to preorder customers. » 8/02/10 11:40am 8/02/10 11:40am
At a PlayStation event in New York this week, I played the PSP's God of War: Ghost of Sparta and learned some details. » 7/23/10 3:00pm 7/23/10 3:00pm
You can't see it any of these screen shots, but the star of God of War is pretty good with a spear and shield, one of the angry Spartan's newest tricks in his new PSP adventure. » 6/18/10 12:00am 6/18/10 12:00am
Ready at Dawn is back on the Playstation Portable development train, promising to top their best portable effort and one of the greatest games ever made for the PSP with God of War: Ghost of Sparta. » 5/04/10 9:21am 5/04/10 9:21am
God of War: Ghost of Sparta is headed to the Playstation Portable later this year and the best part, it's being developed by the folks who made the first, fantastic God of War PSP title. » 5/04/10 9:07am 5/04/10 9:07am
While God of War on PSP was a good enough game, the real achievement was in how developers Ready At Dawn managed to translate the console experience onto a handheld. But did you know they almost didn't bother? » 1/26/10 12:30am 1/26/10 12:30am
Ready At Dawn gives its experience and expertise back to the development community with the Ready At Dawn Engine, a comprehensive game development platform that contains everything a company needs to make AAA console titles. » 10/12/09 10:20am 10/12/09 10:20am