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Nancy Gould's food service course is one of the most popular within the North Carolina State Prison system, but will her class be able to pull off a fine dinning experience for 60 volunteer patrons behind the gates of Orange Correctional Center? The five-month course is administered by Piedmont Community College and graduating inmates earn 16 credits toward a degree if they can stand the heat.
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Music | Ready Singers
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1. The Avengers (1961–1969)
60 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
A quirky spy show of the adventures of an eccentricly suave British agent and his predominately female partners.
Creator: Sydney Newman | Stars: Patrick Macnee, Diana Rigg, Honor Blackman, Linda Thorson
Votes: 3,745
2. Monarch of the Glen (2000–2005)
60 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
Archie MacDonald, a young restaurateur is called back to his childhood home of Glenbogle where he is told he is the new Laird of Glenbogle.
Creator: Michael Chaplin | Stars: Alexander Morton, Susan Hampshire, Hamish Clark, Dawn Steele
Votes: 1,658
3. Casualty (1986– )
50 min | Drama
The everyday lives of the people frequenting the frenetic Accident and Emergency department of Holby City hospital.
Creators: Jeremy Brock, Paul Unwin | Stars: Derek Thompson, Suzanne Packer, Ian Bleasdale, Jane Hazlegrove
Votes: 1,376
4. A Hard Day's Night (1964)
Approved | 87 min | Comedy, Music
A 'typical' day in the life of the Beatles, including many of their famous songs.
Writer: Alun Owen | Director: Richard Lester | Stars: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr
Votes: 29,055
5. The Time Tunnel (1966–1967)
TV-PG | 60 min | Action, Sci-Fi
Scientists Tony Newman and Doug Phillips are the young heads of Project Tic-Toc, a multi-billion dollar government installation buried beneath the desert. They have invented a Time Tunnel, ... See full summary »
Creator: Irwin Allen | Stars: James Darren, Robert Colbert, Whit Bissell, John Zaremba
Votes: 1,402
6. The Grand (1997–1998)
60 min | Drama
At the end of World War I, the Bannerman family re-opens the Grand Hotel after a lengthy closure and a costly re-furbishing. The hotel has been in the family for a long time and John ... See full summary »
Stars: Paul Warriner, Rebecca Callard, Susan Hampshire, Tim Healy
Votes: 390
7. The Forsyte Saga (1967 TV Mini-Series)
50 min | Drama
The extended Forsyte family live a more than pleasant upper middle class life in Victorian and later Edwardian England. The two central characters are Soames Forsyte and his cousin Jolyon ... See full summary »
Stars: Eric Porter, Margaret Tyzack, Nyree Dawn Porter, June Barry
Votes: 530
8. The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962–1992)
105 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Host Johnny Carson performs comedy routines and chats with various celebrities.
Stars: Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon, Skitch Henderson, Bob Hope
Votes: 1,700
9. Secret Agent (1964–1966)
49 min | Action, Adventure, Crime
Two years after the original "Danger Man" series concluded, it was revamped and retconned. The series returned in a longer format. (1 hour/episode instead of 30 minutes). John Drake was now... See full summary »
Stars: Patrick McGoohan, Peter Madden, Earl Cameron, Zia Mohyeddin
Votes: 619
10. The Royal (2003–2011)
60 min | Drama
Modern drama about a British royal family.
Stars: Amy Robbins, Wendy Craig, Linda Armstrong, Michelle Hardwick
Votes: 335
11. Thriller (1973–1976)
65 min | Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Anthology series of self-contained episodes with the genres ranging from murder mystery to suspense to psychological and supernatural horror.
Creator: Brian Clemens | Stars: Donna Mills, Gary Collins, Robert Powell, Pamela Franklin
Votes: 245
12. The Pallisers (1974 TV Mini-Series)
50 min | Drama
Follows the novels of Anthony Trollope. Beginning with the forced Marriage of Susan Hampshire's character, Glencora, the lives of the friends and children of this couple are the subject of ... See full summary »
Stars: Susan Hampshire, Philip Latham, Barbara Murray, Moray Watson
Votes: 268
13. The Three Lives of Thomasina (1963)
Approved | 97 min | Drama, Family
Thomasina the cat brings a family together, through her mysterious death and reappearance.
Writers: Robert Westerby, Paul Gallico | Director: Don Chaffey | Stars: Patrick McGoohan, Susan Hampshire, Laurence Naismith, Jean Anderson
Votes: 1,556
14. Adventures in Paradise (1959–1962)
60 min | Adventure
Adam Troy was an American Korean War veteran who stayed in the Pacific after the war. As captain of the schooner "Tiki III", Troy drifted from adventure to adventure while carrying ... See full summary »
Creator: James A. Michener | Stars: Gardner McKay, James Holden, Lani Kai, Guy Stockwell
Votes: 188
15. Coming Home (1998 TV Movie)
199 min | Drama, Romance, War
Drama series about the Dunar and Carey-Lewis families, before during and after WW2.
Writers: Rosamunde Pilcher, John Goldsmith | Director: Giles Foster | Stars: Peter O'Toole, Joanna Lumley, Penelope Keith, Anneliese Uhlig
Votes: 467
16. The Barchester Chronicles (1982 TV Mini-Series)
385 min | Drama
Stars: Donald Pleasence, Janet Maw, Nigel Hawthorne, Angela Pleasence
Votes: 779
17. The Mike Douglas Show (1961–1982)
Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Stars: Mike Douglas, Ellie Frankel, Sergio Franchi, Joe Harnell Sextet
Votes: 253
18. Those Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies (1969)
G | 122 min | Action, Comedy, Romance
An international car rally across Europe is complicated by smuggling, cheating, love at first sight, etc. etc.
Writers: Jack Davies, Ken Annakin | Directors: Ken Annakin, Sam Itzkovitch | Stars: Bourvil, Lando Buzzanca, Walter Chiari, Peter Cook
Votes: 1,407
19. This Morning (1988– )
120 min | Talk-Show
Magazine show featuring lifestyle, cookery, fashion and news segments, along with celebrity interviews and gossip.
Stars: Phillip Schofield, Ruth Langsford, Holly Willoughby, Eamonn Holmes
Votes: 281
20. Jackanory (1965–1996)
15 min | Family, Fantasy
A celebrity reads a story, enhancing it in ways that will entice the most restless of children.
Creators: Mary Tourtel, Alfred Bestall, Joy Whitby | Stars: Bernard Cribbins, Bernard Holley, Ray Smith, Rodney Bewes
Votes: 168
21. BBC Play of the Month (1965–1983)
120 min | Drama
Stars: Charles Gray, Lally Bowers, John Gielgud, Eric Porter
Votes: 63
22. Dick Turpin (1979–1982)
30 min | Adventure, Biography, Drama
The eighteenth century, swashbuckling adventures of Britain's legendary highwayman. When he returned from military service in Flanders, Dick Turpin discovered he had been cheated out of his... See full summary »
Creators: Richard Carpenter, Paul Knight, Sidney Cole | Stars: Richard O'Sullivan, Michael Deeks, Christopher Benjamin, Billy Dean
Votes: 244
23. This Is Your Life (1969–2003)
25 min | Documentary, Biography
Eamonn Andrews (later Michael Aspel) surprises celebrities by presenting them with the Big Red Book before taking them into the studio to tell viewers the story of their life, featuring ... See full summary »
Creator: Ralph Edwards | Stars: Eamonn Andrews, Michael Aspel, John Mills, Eric Sykes
Votes: 31
24. Dancing on Ice (I) (2006– )
60 min | Family, Reality-TV
Two past Olympic winners pair up random celebrities with professional skaters. The professionals - with some help from the Olympic winners - create dances on the ice as they go head to head for the chance to win.
Stars: Phillip Schofield, Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean, Karen Barber
Votes: 293
25. Gardeners' World (1969– )
30 min | Documentary
Gardening advice show.
Stars: Monty Don, Carol Klein, Joe Swift, Rachel de Thame
Votes: 32
26. Toy Stories (2009– )
60 min | Documentary
James May travels all over Britain to show the origins of some toys, and creates amazing things with them.
Stars: James May, Sim Oakley, Oz Clarke, Tiff Needell
Votes: 527
27. Breakfast (2000– )
180 min | Family, News, Talk-Show
Popular morning news programme that covers many news stories from both the UK and from around the world. Other features include a sports round-up, weather reports every thirty minutes and ... See full summary »
Stars: Bill Turnbull, Carol Kirkwood, Charlie Stayt, Sian Williams
Votes: 193
28. Armchair Theatre (1956–1974)
60 min | Comedy, Drama, Musical
"Armchair Theatre" is a British television drama anthology series of single plays that ran on the ITV network from 1956 to 1974. It was originally produced by Associated British Corporation, and later by Thames Television from mid-1968.
Stars: Harry H. Corbett, Billie Whitelaw, Neil McCallum, Paul Whitsun-Jones
Votes: 78
29. Malpertuis (1971)
125 min | Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi
Malpertuis is a labyrinth where characters issued from the Greek mythology are made prisoners by Cassavius. He manages to keep them (as well as his nephew and niece) as prisoners even after... See full summary »
Writers: Jean Ferry, Jean Ray | Director: Harry Kümel | Stars: Orson Welles, Susan Hampshire, Michel Bouquet, Mathieu Carrière
Votes: 880
30. Sparkling Cyanide (2003 TV Movie)
120 min | Crime
In this TV movie, a classic mystery is updated and relocated to a glamorous world of London socialites and secret agents, introducing two unique and compelling investigators and taking us through to the highest corridors of power.
Writers: Laura Lamson, Agatha Christie | Director: Tristram Powell | Stars: Pauline Collins, Oliver Ford Davies, Kenneth Cranham, Jonathan Firth
Votes: 177
31. David Copperfield (1969 TV Movie)
120 min | Drama
The legendary novel by Charles Dickens comes to life in this colorful interpretation directed by Delbert Mann.
Writers: Charles Dickens, Jack Pulman | Director: Delbert Mann | Stars: Richard Attenborough, Cyril Cusack, Edith Evans, Pamela Franklin
Votes: 355
32. Coronet Blue (1967– )
60 min | Drama, Mystery
Mike is running from some men when he falls into the harbour. He climbs out remembering only that he was running and the phrase 'coronet blue'. As the show continues from week to week, Mike... See full summary »
Creator: Larry Cohen | Stars: Frank Converse, Joe Silver, Brian Bedford, Robert Burr
Votes: 83
33. Nancherrow (1999 TV Movie)
180 min | Drama, Romance
A colonel's daughter is the new caretaker of the house. She fights to keep the house and deals with her love problems.
Writers: Rosamunde Pilcher, John Goldsmith | Director: Simon Langton | Stars: Joanna Lumley, Katie Ryder Richardson, Lara-Joy Körner, George Asprey
Votes: 165
34. The Fighting Prince of Donegal (1966)
110 min | Adventure, Biography, Family
After inheriting his father's title, the young noble Hugh O'Connell is taken hostage by the English viceroy but escapes to lead an uprising.
Writers: Robert Westerby, Robert T. Reilley | Director: Michael O'Herlihy | Stars: Peter McEnery, Susan Hampshire, Tom Adams, Gordon Jackson
Votes: 247
35. Night Must Fall (1964)
101 min | Crime, Thriller
A psychotic killer gets in the good graces of his aging invalid employer, and worms his way into the affection of her beautiful daughter, with unpleasant results for all.
Writers: Emlyn Williams, Clive Exton | Director: Karel Reisz | Stars: Albert Finney, Susan Hampshire, Mona Washbourne, Sheila Hancock
Votes: 453
36. The First Churchills (1969 TV Mini-Series)
50 min | History
Stars: John Neville, Susan Hampshire, John Standing, Robert Robinson
Votes: 150
37. Expresso Bongo (1959)
111 min | Drama, Music
Johnny Jackson, a sleazy talent agent, discovers teenager Bert Rudge singing in a coffee house. Despite Bert's protestation that he really is only interested in playing bongos, Johnny ... See full summary »
Writers: Wolf Mankowitz, Julian More | Director: Val Guest | Stars: Laurence Harvey, Sylvia Syms, Yolande Donlan, Cliff Richard
Votes: 232
38. Living Free (1972)
G | 90 min | Adventure, Drama, Family
When Elsa's three mischievous cubs begin wreaking havoc on the nearby villages, Joy and her husband are forced to move them hundreds of miles to a game preserve.
Writers: Joy Adamson, Millard Kaufman | Director: Jack Couffer | Stars: Nigel Davenport, Susan Hampshire, Geoffrey Keen, Peter Lukoye
Votes: 389
39. The Story of David (1976 TV Movie)
PG | 191 min | Drama
He was the chosen king who loved God and committed the acts of sin.
Writer: Ernest Kinoy | Directors: David Lowell Rich, Alex Segal | Stars: Timothy Bottoms, Anthony Quayle, Norman Rodway, Oded Teomi
Votes: 91
40. The Morecambe & Wise Show (1968–1977)
Stars: Eric Morecambe, Ernie Wise, Ann Hamilton, Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen
Votes: 282
41. Ready, Steady, Go! (1963–1966)
50 min | Music
Stars: Sandy Sarjeant, Mick Jagger, Dusty Springfield, Eric Burdon
Votes: 38
42. The David Frost Show (1969–1972)
90 min | Talk-Show
Stars: David Frost, Gerri Granger, Tiny Tim, Dana Valery
Votes: 95
43. Baffled! (1973 TV Movie)
90 min | Mystery, Thriller
Race car driver suffers from visions where he sees people killed. An ESP expert believes that his visions will really happen.
Writer: Theodore Apstein | Director: Philip Leacock | Stars: Leonard Nimoy, Susan Hampshire, Rachel Roberts, Vera Miles
Votes: 141
44. Swingers' Paradise (1964)
113 min | Music, Musical, Romance
A group of (literally) drifting popsters find themselves involved in a grim sand-and-sandals desert movie. They reckon a few song-and-dance numbers would liven things up.
Writers: Peter Myers, Ronald Cass | Director: Sidney J. Furie | Stars: Cliff Richard, Walter Slezak, Susan Hampshire, Hank B. Marvin
Votes: 168
45. Richard & Judy (2001–2008)
48 min | Talk-Show
Magazine programme featuring news items, expert advice and celebrity interviews.
Stars: Richard Madeley, Judy Finnigan, Raj Persaud, Mike McClean
Votes: 301
46. Upstairs and Downstairs (1959)
101 min | Comedy
On marrying the boss's daughter, Richard takes his father-in-law's advice to hire a live-in domestic. He soon finds good help is hard to come by. Run-ins follow with dipsomaniacs, bank ... See full summary »
Writers: Frank Harvey, Ronald Scott Thorn | Director: Ralph Thomas | Stars: Michael Craig, Anne Heywood, Mylène Demongeot, James Robertson Justice
Votes: 299
47. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1973 TV Movie)
90 min | Horror, Musical, Sci-Fi
Musical version of the story in which Dr. Henry Jekyll experiments with scientific means of revealing the hidden, dark side of man and releases a murderer from within himself.
Writers: Robert Louis Stevenson, Sherman Yellen | Director: David Winters | Stars: Kirk Douglas, Susan George, Susan Hampshire, Stanley Holloway
Votes: 111
48. The Trygon Factor (1966)
M | 88 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama
A Scotland Yard detective is investigating a string of robberies and a murder, and the information he uncovers leads him to the estate of a wealthy but strange English family, who share ... See full summary »
Writers: Derry Quinn, Stanley Munro, Edgar Wallace | Director: Cyril Frankel | Stars: Stewart Granger, Susan Hampshire, Robert Morley, Cathleen Nesbitt
Votes: 186
49. Aquarius (1970–1977)
Arts magazine.
Stars: Humphrey Burton, Peter Hall, Russell Harty, John Wells
50. The Lonely Woman (1973)
R | 93 min | Drama
Writers: Paul Andréota, José Antonio García Blázquez, Enrique Josa, Corrado Prisco, Francisco Rovira Beleta, Andrés Velasco | Director: Francisco Rovira Beleta | Stars: Gina Lollobrigida, Danielle Darrieux, Concha Velasco, Susan Hampshire
Votes: 18


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WASHINGTON — As the government health care website chugs along, the Obama administration has initiated a counter-initiative to combat Republican naysaying — and its weapons are of superior grade.
The bunker buster is positive messaging and a return to hope and change. For Republicans, it's whatever the opposite is. Despair and stagnation? Gloating and gloom?
"Obamacare" may be fraught with potentially lethal problems, including the bungling of information as people sign up without any guarantee of privacy, but nothing is more toxic than "this is going to be a disaster." Every time Republicans slam on the brakes, Obama tosses coins and candy into the crowds.
Even if the president at times resembles Baghdad Bob, the Iraqi spokesman who said everything's fine here as American bombs exploded in the background, Republicans are the shock-and-awe gang with no plan for the day after.
Democrats have targeted the GOP's soft spot, which is a hard line on social services. Thus, when Republicans want to drastically cut food stamps, it is a piece of cake (and not the moldy sort Marie Antoinette suggested the peasants eat) to designate conservatives as cruel and heartless.
When Republicans say the health care plan is doomed, a train wreck, a disaster, etc. — and offer no hopeful options — they appear to be rooting only for failure.
This approach is a blessing for Democrats, who have responded by shining a light on success stories: the 25-year-old who gets to stay on his parents' insurance plan another year, the child or elderly parent with a pre-existing condition who now can get insurance, the family who never could afford insurance and now can, thanks to ... well, all those people who are now mandated to buy insurance of a certain type or else.
Comparing approaches, President Obama is wearing love beads and planting flowers in the gun barrels of the Republican guard.
What Democrats know keenly — and Republicans seem never to learn — is that positive beats negative every time. Thus, we see MSNBC's clever montage of Republican negativity: A series of unfriendly faces decrying the Affordable Care Act with apocalyptic language. Which would any everyday American prefer? The healer or the doomsayer? The elves or the orcs?
This is not precisely reality, but perception drives policy as much as reality does. The key for Republicans is to drop the negative attacks and refocus energies on the positives of their own alternate plans. They do have some, right?
It's fine to note the objective fact that the employer mandate/fine has restrained hiring and forced businesses to drop insurance for their employees. It's also true that many Americans navigating the exchanges are finding much-higher premiums and less-satisfactory policies. Other longer-term consequences include inevitable cuts to Medicare benefits and tax increases, such as a 3.8 percent tax on capital gains, dividends and interest that are unrelated to health care.
The effect of these additional taxes is to stifle investments and savings, which would seem to be a priority for our Congress. If this isn't punitive toward those trying to create wealth, what is it? Or do we even care anymore?
It is also fact that the rocky rollout has created uncertainty and a lack of faith among businesses and consumers. The computer system, now entering a new phase of glitchitude, has put impatient Americans on prolonged "hold." How long before they simply hang up?
Then what? What alternative solutions are Republicans hiding behind their backs?
Frank Macchiarola, former Republican staff director of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee (and my patient guide through the ACA) proposes in an op-ed for CNBC, co-written with Republican former Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas, that the GOP lead with solutions rather than piling on criticism. The authors agree with Democrats' goal to expand access to care, including to those with pre-existing conditions. But the cure, they suggest, is in targeted policy solutions rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Given the president's low favorability rating these days — with 52 percent of voters saying they don't trust him and 60 percent disapproving of his handling of health care, according to last month's Quinnipiac poll — Democrats are scurrying to shift attention from Republican opportunity to the hope formula that worked so well in the past.
The same aspirational attitude could work for Republicans, too, if they can stop shaking their heads long enough. "No" gets you nothing but nothing — and gloating floats no boats.
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As expected, Avengers: Age of Ultron dominated the box office for the second weekend in a row, pulling in numbers that would be the envy of most summer blockbusters' opening three days. And while the only new release of the week faltered, it was a surprisingly strong week overall, with many of the films in the top 10 faring well despite facing one of the biggest movies of the year.
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' Has the Second Biggest Opening of All Time
There's a bizarre narrative floating around the internet: Avengers: Age of Ultron is already a disappointment because it didn't open higher than The Avengers in its first weekend. This seems to be ignoring the fact that The Avengers had the biggest opening of all time and Avengers: Age of Ultron now has the second biggest opening of all time, which is nothing to scoff at. Sure, the sequel may not match the numbers of the first movie in the end, but it's already well on the way to becoming one of the biggest movies of the year. And of all time.
The 10 Greatest Superhero Movie Villains of All-Time
Without a great adversary, what good is a superhero? Without someone to punch in the face, Batman would just be some rich schmuck driving around in a weird-looking tank. Without someone on the receiving end of his shield, Captain America would just hang out at the V.F.W. all day. So let's celebrate the villains. Let's bring on the bad guys and give them their moment in the sun. With Avengers: Age of Ultron introducing another memorable baddie in the form of James Spader's titular metallic menace, let's take some time to run down the 10 greatest superhero movie villains of all time.
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Furious 7 had one of the biggest box office openings of all time last weekend, earning a jaw-dropping $392 million worldwide. Somehow, Universal's silly car-racing franchise has officially grown up and has the monetary clout to stand alongside the biggest movies of all time. So yeah, of course everyone wants a Fast and Furious 8, but fans hoping for a quick turnaround need to get comfortable. The next film is stuck at a red light and it's going to be a little while before it turns green.
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Multimode cable has a large-diameter core and multiple pathways of light. It is most commonly available in two core sizes: 50-micron and 62.5-micron.
Multimode fiber optic cable can... more/see it nowbe used for most general data and voice fiber applications such as adding segments to an existing network, and in smaller applications such as alarm systems and bringing fiber to the desktop. Both multimode cable cores use either LED or laser light sources.
Multimode 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications?(backbone, horizontal, and intrabuilding connections). It should be considered for any new construction and for installations because it provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds, particularly in the 850-nm wavelength, than 62.5-micron cable does.
Multimode cable commonly has an orange or aqua jacket; single-mode has yellow. Other colors are available for various applications and for identification purposes.
Single-mode cable has a small (8–10-micron) glass core and only one pathway of light. With only a single wavelength of light passing through its core, single-mode cable realigns the light toward the center of the core instead of simply bouncing it off the edge of the core as multimode does.
Single-mode cable provides 50 times more distance than multimode cable does. Consequently, single-mode cable is typically used in high-bandwidth applications and in long-haul network connections spread out over extended areas, including cable television and campus backbone applications. Telcos use it for connections between switching offices. Single-mode cable also provides higher bandwidth, so you can use a pair of single-mode fiber strands full-duplex at more than twice the throughput of multimode fiber.
Fiber optic cable consists of a core, cladding, coating, buffer strengthening fibers, and cable jacket.
The core is the physical medium that transports optical data signals from an attached light source to a receiving device. It is a single continuous strand of glass or plastic that's measured (in microns) by the size of its outer diameter.
All fiber optic cable is sized according to its core's outer diameter. The two multimode sizes most commonly available are 50 and 62.5 microns. Single-mode cores are generally less than 9 microns.
The cladding is a thin layer that surrounds the fiber core and serves as a boundary that contains the light waves and causes the refraction, enabling data to travel throughout the length of the fiber segment.
The coating is a layer of plastic that surrounds the core and cladding to reinforce the fiber core, help absorb shocks, and provide extra protection against excessive cable bends. These coatings are measured in microns (µ); the coating is 250µ and the buffer is 900µ.
Strengthening fibers help protect the core against crushing forces and excessive tension during installation. This material is generally Kevlar® yarn strands within the cable jacket.
The cable jacket is the outer layer of any cable. Most fiber optic cables have an orange jacket, although some types can have black, yellow, aqua or other color jackets. Various colors can be used to designate different applications within a network.
Simplex vs. duplex patch cables
Multimode and single-mode patch cables can be simplex or duplex.
Simplex has one fiber, while duplex zipcord has two fibers joined with a thin web. Simplex (also known as single strand) and duplex zipcord cables are tight-buffered and jacketed, with Kevlar strength members.
Because simplex fiber optic cable consists of only one fiber link, you should use it for applications that only require one-way data transfer. For instance, an interstate trucking scale that sends the weight of the truck to a monitoring station or an oil line monitor that sends data about oil flow to a central location.
Use duplex multimode or single-mode fiber optic cable for applications that require simultaneous, bidirectional data transfer. Workstations, fiber switches and servers, Ethernet switches, backbone ports, and similar hardware require duplex cable.
PVC (riser) vs. plenum-rated
PVC cable (also called riser-rated cable even though not all PVC cable is riser-rated) features an outer polyvinyl chloride jacket that gives off toxic fumes when it burns. It can be used for horizontal and vertical runs, but only if the building features a contained ventilation system. Plenum can replace PVC, but PVC cannot be used in plenum spaces.
"Riser-rated" means that the jacket is fire-resistant. However, it can still give off noxious fumes when overheated. The cable carries an OFNR rating and is not for use in plenums.
Plenum-jacketed cables have FEP, such as Teflon®, which emits less toxic fumes when it burns. A plenum is a space within the building designed for the movement of environmental air. In most office buildings, the space above the ceiling is used for the HVAC air return. If cable goes through that space, it must be "plenum-rated."
Distribution-style vs. breakout-style
Distribution-style cables have several tight-buffered fibers bundled under the same jacket with Kevlar or fiberglass rod reinforcement. These cables are small in size and are typically used within a building for short, dry conduit runs, in either riser or plenum applications. The fibers can be directly terminated, but because the fibers are not individually reinforced, these cables need to be terminated inside a patch panel, junction box, fiber enclosure, or cabinet.
Breakout-style cables are made of several simplex cables bundled together, making a strong design that is larger than distribution cables. Breakout cables are suitable for riser and plenum applications.
Loose-tube vs. tight-buffered
Both loose-tube and tight-buffered cables contain some type of strengthening member, such as aramid yarn, stainless steel wire strands, or even gel-filled sleeves. But each is designed for very different environments.
Loose-tube cable is specifically designed for harsh outdoor environments. It protects the fiber core, cladding, and coating by enclosing everything within semi-rigid protective sleeves or tubes. Many loose-tube cables also have a water-resistant gel that surrounds the fibers. This gel helps protect them from moisture, so the cables are great for harsh, high-humidity environments where water or condensation can be a problem. The gel-filled tubes can also expand and contract with temperature changes. Gel-filled loose-tube cable is not the best choice for indoor applications.
Tight-buffered cable, in contrast, is optimized for indoor applications. Because it's sturdier than loose-tube cable, it's best suited for moderate-length LAN/WAN connections, or long indoor runs. It's easier to install as well, because there's no messy gel to clean up and it doesn't require a fan-out kit for splicing or termination.
Indoor/outdoor cable
Indoor/outdoor cable uses dry-block technology to seal ruptures against moisture seepage and gel-filled buffer tubes to halt moisture migration. Comprised of a ripcord, core binder, a flame-retardant layer, overcoat, aramid yarn, and an outer jacket, it is designed for aerial, duct, tray, and riser applications.
Interlocking armored cable
This fiber cable is jacketed in aluminum interlocking armor so it can be run just about anywhere in a building. Ideal for harsh environments, it is rugged and rodent resistant. No conduit is needed, so it's a labor- and money-saving alternative to using innerducts for fiber cable runs.
Outside-plant cable is used in direct burials. It delivers optimum performance in extreme conditions and is terminated within 50 feet of a building entrance. It blocks water and is rodent-resistant.
Interlocking armored cable is lightweight and flexible but also extraordinarily strong. It is ideal for out-of-the-way premise links.
Laser-optimized 10-Gigabit cable
Laser-optimized multimode fiber cable assemblies differ from standard multimode cable assemblies because they have graded refractive index profile fiber optic cable in each assembly. This means that the refractive index of the core glass decreases toward the outer cladding, so the paths of light towards the outer edge of the fiber travel quicker than the other paths. This increase in speed equalizes the travel time for both short and long light paths, ensuring accurate information transmission and receipt over much greater distances, up to 300 meters at 10 Gbps.
Laser-optimized multimode fiber cable is ideal for premise networking applications that include long distances. It is usually aqua colored.
Traditional Composite video standardsNTSC, PAL, or SECAMcombine luminance (brightness), chrominance (color), blanking pulses, sync pulses, and color burst information into a single signal.
Another video standardS-Videoseparates luminance from chrominance to provide... more/see it nowsome improvement in video quality.
But theres a new kind of video called Component video appearing in many high-end video devices such as TVs and DVD players. Component video is an advanced digital format that separates chrominance, luminance, and synchronization into separate signals. It provides images with higher resolution and better color quality than either traditional Composite video or S-Video. There are two kinds of Component video: Y-Cb-Cr and Y-Pb-Pr. Y-Cb-Cr is often used by high-end DVD players. HDTV decoders typically use the Y-Pb-Pr Component video signal.
Many of todays high-end video devices such as plasma televisions and DVD players actually have three sets of video connectors: Composite, S-Video, and Component. The easiest way to improve picture quality on your high-end TV is to simply connect it using the Component video connectors rather than the Composite or S-Video connectors. Using the Component video connection enables your TV to make use of the full range of video signals provided by your DVD player or cable box, giving you a sharper image and truer colors.
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DisplayPort cables are targeted at the computer world rather than at consumer electronics. DisplayPort is used to connect digital audio/video computers, displays, monitors, projectors, HDTVs, splitters, extenders, and other devices that support resolutions up to 4K and beyond. Unlike HDMI, however, DisplayPort is an open standard with no royalties.
With the proper adapters, DisplayPort cable can carry DVI and HDMI signals, although this doesn't work the other way around—DVI and HDMI cable can't carry DisplayPort. Because DisplayPort can provide power to attached devices, DisplayPort to HDMI or DVI adapters don't need a separate power supply.
DisplayPort supports cable lengths of up to 15 meters with maximum resolutions at cable lengths up to 3 meters. Bidirectional signaling enables DisplayPort to both send and receive data from an attached device.
DisplayPort v1.1: 10.8 Gbps over a 2-meter cable.
DisplayPort v1.2: 21.6 Gbps (4K). DisplayPort v1.2 also enables you to daisychain up to four monitors with only a single output cable. It also offers the future promise of DisplayPort Hubs that would operate much like a USB hub.
DisplayPort v1.3: 2.4 Gbps. (5K)
The standard DisplayPort connector is very compact and features latches that don't add to the connector's size. Unlike HDMI, a DisplayPort connector is easily lockable with a pinch-down locking hood, so it can't be easily dislodged. However, a quick squeeze of the connector releases the latch.
The Mini DisplayPort (MiniDP or mDP) is a miniatured version of the DisplayPort interface. It carries both digital and analog computer video and audio signals. Apple® introduced the Mini DisplayPort connector in 2008 and it is now on all new Mac® computers. It is also being used in newer PC notebooks. This small form factor connector fully supports the VESA DisplayPort protocol. It is particularly useful on systems where space is at a premium, such as laptops, or to support multiple connectors on reduced height add-in cards. collapse
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Well folks, Im a newcomer to .NET and Ive developed a simple WCF application, that suddenly stopped working and now VS throws the following error
Endpoint Exceoption was unhandled
Could not connect to http://localhost:55276/WCFServiceTempConversion/Service.svc. TCP error code 10061: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 127.0.0.1:55276.
However, Ive added VS 2010 as an allowed application through Windows Firewall and also added 55276, to the list of allowed ports.`
Also, here's my source code if thats of any help
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
namespace WCFTempServiceConsoleAppln
class Program
static void Main(string[] args)
{ //console application that reads in a temperature in Celsius and converts it to Farenheit
// It also takes in a temperatutre in Farenheit and converts it to Celsius.
myTempRef.ServiceClient myWcfProxy = new myTempRef.ServiceClient();
Int32 i1;
Int32 i2;
Console.WriteLine("enter temperature in Celsius");
i1 = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
Int32 r1 = myWcfProxy.c2f(i1);
Console.WriteLine(i1 + " degrees celsius is equal to " + r1 + " in Fahrenheit ");
Console.WriteLine("enter temperature in Fahrenheit");
i2 = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
Int32 r2 = myWcfProxy.f2c(i2);
Console.WriteLine(i2 + " degrees farenheit is equal to " + r2 + " in Celsius ");
Console.WriteLine("\n Press enter to Continue");
EDIT: The project runs correctly when placed under the default
Projects location but throws this error when its run from another location!
I get the following error; when I open the project (after copying it to another location):
One or more projects in the solution were not opened correctly and one of the projects within the solution says
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Glossa Language School: Cocotte
Learn to understand better. Cocotte is French for Pan. (But in Czech it means Prick)
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TARRYTOWN, N.Y. – A Pelham woman has been named to the Westchester Library System's Board of Trustees, the organization announced Tuesday.
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"Ms. Draper's extensive community engagement and leadership qualities are certain to bring many contributions to the Westchester Library System," Executive Director Terry Kirchner said. "We are pleased to welcome her to the board and look forward to her unique viewpoint."
The Board of Trustees has also re-elected President Dave Donelson, of West Harrison, Vice President Naseem Jamali, of Hastings, and Secretary Chris Hansen of Mount Vernon.
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Draper served nine years on the Pelham Board of Education and10 years on the Town of Pelham Public Library. Draper is currently the president of the Westchester Children's Association and the Pelham Education Foundation.
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Steve Long (51) is an International Mountain Guide currently working as part-time Technical Officer at Mountain Leader Training UK and also serving as the president of the UIAA's Training Standards Working Group. He is a founding member of the Association of Mountaineering Instructors, and worked at Plas y Brenin as a senior instructor for 12 years. He is the author of the popular instructional DVD Self-Rescue for Climbers and also the definitive text for mountain leaders: Hillwalking, as well as various over projects such as the current Tremadog guidebook.
Steve is a keen and active climber, equally at home on rock or ice; and has visited every continent for mountaineering activities. Climbing highlights include one of the few British ascents of Cerro Torre, several routes on the Troll Wall, canyoning and big walling in Borneo (Low's Gully), a winter ascent of the Dru's French Direct and various other big walls; the most recent being the Fish route on the Marmolada. Steve also regularly works with climbing federations from other countries to help them set up their own leader and instructor training schemes: current projects include Nepal, Ladakh, Israel, Turkey and Portugal.
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Studio art majors elect to complete a concentration from those described below. All studio concentrations share the following requirements:
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The Spring/Summer of Sidney continues ..
Trevon Sidney, who was Amat's No. 3 receiver last season but is hell bent on being No. 1 this year, was named Wide Receiver MVP at Saturday's Rivals 100 5-Star Camp in Baltimore, Maryland.
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SARASOTA -- In one of the largest building sales in Southwest Florida in the past decade, a pair of real estate investment firms have acquired the shuttered Winn-Dixie distribution center on South McIntosh Road for $30 million.
Meridian Cos., of Tampa, and New York-based Hudson Realty Capital LLC intend to invest at least $2.5 million to upgrade the vacant warehouse, which the troubled grocery chain abandoned in 2004 as part of a massive corporate contraction.
"We plan to give the building a major face-lift, which will upgrade the whole corridor to Palmer Ranch," said Meridian President Steven Kossoff, who formed the company nearly six years ago.
Hudson and Meridian, which acquired the property Thursday, plan to divide the nearly 1 million-square-foot building for use by as many as six tenants.
The pair said they also hope to develop another 200,000 square feet of office space on the 58-acre site. Those offices will likely be sold as condominium space, for roughly $275 per square foot.
Kossoff said the distribution space will be rented for about $5.50 per square foot.
"That's a very competitive rental rate for the Sarasota market," he said.
Kossoff said Meridian and Hudson were attracted to the property, renamed the Meridian Business Center, because available, zoned warehouse land is scarce, and because the region's industrial vacancy rate is less than 4 percent.
Carl Wise, owner of Preferred Commercial Inc., a Sarasota real estate firm that specializes in industrial properties and warehouses, agreed that the former Winn-Dixie property is an attractive property in a tight market.
"They'll get a very good value out of the land there as a result of the scarcity," Wise said.
But Wise added that Meridian may have a difficult time leasing its project because there aren't many large, industrial tenants in this market.
"It's been unusual for a company's space need to exceed 50,000 square feet," Wise said. "One hundred thousand square feet has been almost unheard of. It'll be a longer term for them to fill that building, in my opinion."
Meridian has retained The ADP Group, a local architectural and land planning firm, to help redesign the building. It is also working with Harry E. Robbins Associates Vice President Lloyd Robbins to lease the facility.
Kossoff also said that some of the building's unusual features, such as 200,000 square feet of refrigerated/freezer space and 111 truck docks, will be a plus in future leasing.
The building, at 6100 S. McIntosh, opened in 1982. A its peak, it supplied Jacksonville-based Winn-Dixie stores from Weeki Wachee to Naples.
But in mid-2004, as part of a restructuring that lopped 10,000 jobs and closed 150 stores nationwide, Winn-Dixie closed the center and laid off 300 workers.
A little less than a year later, Wachovia Bank N.A. foreclosed on the property, according to county property records. The Charlotte, N.C.-based bank took control of the warehouse in September, records show.
The former Winn-Dixie property marks Meridian's second purchase in Florida. In September 2005, it acquired the Interstate Business Park, a 168,000-square-foot distribution center in Lakeland, from Duke Realty Co.
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Kucinich, with Richardson the staunchest and most consistent antiwar candidate, hasn't campaigned much in Iowa and has almost no organization here. All the Dems have pledged to end the war if elected, yet none have attracted the antiwar fervor or backing of Dean in 2003. "Without a clearcut peace candidate," Guinn notes, "it's harder to energize the peace community."
Still, the caucus remains too close to call, and despite Clinton's deft positioning, her rivals are betting she stays vulnerable on the war. At a recent stop in Cedar Rapids, Edwards opened by pledging to end the war and criticized Clinton for vowing to leave troops behind. "She says she'll end the war, but she's gonna keep combat troops in Iraq and keep combat missions," Edwards told me afterward. By contrast, Edwards would deploy troops only to protect the US Embassy. I asked Edwards if Democratic caucusgoers notice such distinctions. "Some do," he responded. Would it be enough to swing the election? "Hard to know," he replied. Gordon Fischer, head of the Iowa Democratic Party in 2003-04 and an Obama supporter, predicts that after the results come in on caucus night, pundits will write the following words: "Boy, Senator Clinton's vote for the war sure hurt her. Apparently, she just didn't explain it away adequately for Iowa Dems."
The controversy over Iran may be an even bigger storm cloud for Clinton. By voting in favor of the Kyl-Lieberman resolution on September 26--which called the Iranian Revolutionary Guards a terrorist organization and gave George W. Bush another rationale for keeping troops in Iraq, and for potentially moving the war next door--Clinton opened a new wound and exposed old ones, igniting Iowa's peace community. "In Iowa people were quite upset about her vote," says Ismael Hossein-Zadeh, an Iranian-American professor of economics at Drake University, in Des Moines. The blowback came to a head October 7, when a voter asked Clinton at a campaign stop in New Hampton, Iowa, "Why should I support your candidacy...if it appears you haven't learned from your past mistakes?" Clinton grew testy, and the exchange became a rallying cry for her opponents.
On October 23 the New York Times dubbed Iran "the new Iraq." War-weary Iowans, only 4 percent of whom favor military action against Iran, began paying close attention. "In Iowa as many people are listening to what the candidates say about Iran as about Iraq," says Jeffrey Weiss, peace coordinator for the American Friends Service Committee. According to Everett Fell of AAEI, "people seem even more intense about Iran." After the Kyl-Lieberman vote, Clinton immediately went into damage control, sending Iowans another mailer claiming the bill "was clearly a vote for stepped-up diplomacy, not military action." She also signed on to legislation prohibiting Bush from attacking Iran without Congressional approval.
Yet doubts about Clinton's intentions linger. "Her vote was potentially very damaging," says former State Representative Fallon. "I haven't heard many people who were convinced by the response." Lori Nelson, head of Iowans for Peace, an umbrella group for more than twenty organizations, says she is "really concerned about things Clinton says about Iran" and has begun co-sponsoring films with the University of Iowa's Persian student group and working with NGOs in Iran in an attempt to "be proactive."
However, foreign policy--or any one issue, for that matter--probably won't determine Iowans' choice for President in January. In the absence of a major misstep by Clinton, or major policy differences coming to light, the race is likely to be decided by the campaign that can best marshal its supporters on a post-New Year's night and by the candidate viewed as the most capable of defeating the Republican nominee. After all, in 2004 caucusgoers forsook Dean in favor of the more "electable" John Kerry, who also clearly benefited from a better state apparatus. Tim Gauger, a leader of the University of Iowa's antiwar committee, says, "Why would it be any different now, when everyone just wants to beat a Republican?" A recent New York Times poll found that half of Iowa Democrats would be willing to support a candidate who "favors keeping troops in Iraq longer than you would like," if it meant a GOP defeat.
The war itself often fades into the background of everyday life here. Though 2007 has been the deadliest year for US troops in Iraq, casualties have declined recently and the war has often been nudged off the front page. A chant at the weekly peace vigil in downtown Iowa City in early November, which drew thirty or so people--a decent crowd by Iowa standards--summed up this disconnect. "Iowa City wake up!" a student with a bullhorn shouted. "The war is going on right now!"
It's not that antiwar sentiment has disappeared. Iowa is less hawkish and more internationalist than most swing states. There are vigils, yard signs, meetings, sit-ins. Iraq comes up in some form at every town-hall stop. Every Democrat mentions the need to get out of Iraq in his or her stump speech. In 2006 Iowans elected two new Democratic Congressmen and flipped both the state House and Senate blue, the only state besides New Hampshire with such a Democratic tidal wave. And yet the war goes on.
Perhaps that's why, after four and a half years of occupation and no end in sight, Iowa, like the rest of the country, is suffering from war fatigue. "They marched, wrote letters, elected a Democratic Congress and now Congress is funding the war--and Hillary is giving the President the authority to go into Iran!" says Nicholas Johnson, a University of Iowa law professor and former FCC commissioner who leans toward Richardson. "What's a voter to do?"
In conversations with scores of Iowa Democrats, it's evident that domestic issues like healthcare and the economy are a big deal--and getting bigger. Yet the greatest concerns are still tied to the staggering costs, in lives and money, of the Iraq War. Iowans for Sensible Priorities, an offshoot of Business Leaders for Sensible Priorities, started by Ben & Jerry's co-founder Ben Cohen, is perhaps the largest, most organized peace group here. It has distributed charts illustrating how the military budget crowds out domestic needs. Although the group backs Edwards, supporters from every campaign brandish its stickers and pins.
Like Hurricane Katrina, the war is a metaphor for all that has gone wrong under George W. Bush. The lack of antiwar sentiment among the GOP frontrunners helps explain the surge of support for Ron Paul, the only Republican candidate to call for withdrawal. His signs and supporters show up everywhere you turn.
Former Iowa City Representative Jim Leach, one of the few House Republicans to vote against the war in 2002, points out that Iowa has experienced one of the largest per capita National Guard deployments to Iraq of any state. A day before Veterans Day, 130 more Guardsmen got ready to ship out. "We have an awful lot of people who have served in Iraq," Leach says. "And they have increasing doubts about the judgment of it all."
Clinton's adroit maneuvering, combined with the absence of a definitive antiwar challenger, may have divided the state's peace community, at least from an electoral perspective. But dissent among those who serve, the popularity of groups like Sensible Priorities and AAEI, the persistence of dozens of smaller organizations and widespread dissatisfaction with the current policy prove that antiwar sentiment still runs deep in the heartland, waiting to be tapped, if only it is given clearer expression.
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Silva Screen Records presents HATFIELDS & MCCOYS. Composer John Debney and Tony Morales' Emmy Nominated score for director Kevin Reynold's historical epic.
Featuring top Hollywood talent, the series is based on a true story about two feuding families who nearly launched a war between Kentucky and West Virginia. Starring Kevin Costner and Bill Paxton in the main roles, the three part series earned 5 Emmy Awards.
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31 year old woman | Mar Vista, CA, USA | Seeking men 27-35 within 20 miles of Los Angeles, CA
Just trying this out. Not sure what I'm looking for. Hopefully I can figure it out along the way. First time trying anything like this so we'll see how this goes. I don't have a specific type of guy that I'm attracted to. But I do like a guy with an intelligent sense of humor and a nice smile. My friends and family would say I'm pretty picky. Now, I don't have unrealistic standards I just find it easier to identify what I don't like than what I do like. I'm kind of random, let me explain, I can go from silly, to dorky, to cool (yes I claim to be cool!) to gangsta in no time flat. I love to learn new things and often find myself wondering about something and can't fight the urge to research (Google) it. I don't necessarily have set path in life. I constantly set goals then change them because there is so much going on in this world I don't want tunnel vision goals to hold me back from experiencing anything. With that in mind my interests are constantly changing so I'm always open to try new things. But the only thing you really need to know about me is that I'm pretty much awesome. ~Haha~ The most valuable thing EVER in my life is my family and friends. I can always count on them to let me know when I'm being a brat, and to share in the happiness of any accomplishments. I love them to death and back. My life's motto is "I do what I want, and one way or another I get what I want...even if I didn't know it's what I wanted" It's served me well pretty much all my life.
Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Performing arts , Travel/Sightseeing , Wine tasting
Other types of exercise, Swimming, Yoga
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I like Dogs
Middle of the Road
Any beach, Yamashiro, Veterans Parkway Walking Trail, The Boiling Crab, Puerto Vallarta, New York, LACMA, MOCA, Coachella, Palm Springs, King Taco. Mt High, Miami, mi casa
Breaking Bad, Californication, Nacho Libre, The Beatles, Blu Exile, Mos Def, Common, Rise Against, Janelle Monae, Sam Sparro, Tiger Army, International Noise Conspiracy, reading, napping, shoes, mid day naps, arts & crafts, men's watches
I like going to concerts, ballet, museums, love the beach, anything that sounds fun. I'm up for being introduced to new things. Love weekend getaways. Trips to Palm Springs. Attempting to snowboard. Watching movies...drive-ins are awesome.
Maze Runner trilogy
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|What she is looking for
|5'0" (152cms)
|5'11" (180cms) to 6'2" (187cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|Blue, Grey, Green, Hazel
|Dark brown
|Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Salt and pepper
|No Way
|Yes, but trying to quit
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Administrative / Secretarial
|No preference
|$50,001 to $75,000
|$50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married
|Never Married
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|Not sure
|Not sure
|Latino / Hispanic
|English, Spanish
|Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, Urdu, Other
|Some college
|Bachelors degree