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Oven Fries
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|Non stick cooking spray
|Russet baking potatoes
|2 1⁄2 Pound, unpeeled (4 large size)
|Vegetable oil
|3 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (adjust quantity as per taste)
1. Preheat the oven to 375°F. Coat 2 baking sheets with the cooking spray. Scrub the potatoes well; cut lengthwise into sticks, 1 inch thick.
2. Place in a bowl of ice water for 15 minutes to rinse out the starch (do not leave them longer in the water, for they will become water-logged). Drain well, then dry thoroughly with paper towels.
3. Using a pastry brush, lightly brush all sides of the potato sticks with the oil. Arrange them in a single layer on the baking sheets.
4. Bake, turning 2 or 3 times, for 1 hour or until crisp and golden brown. Sprinkle immediately with the salt and toss. Serve hot.
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A control system allows a user to access an input/output device over a communication network using a web browser. The system includes an Internet web site between the network and the input/output module. The web site runs from an Ethernet board coupled directly to the input/output module back plane and includes a HTTP protocol interpreter, an input/output module, a TCP/IP stack, and an Ethernet board kernel. The web site provides access to the input/output module by a user at a remote location through the Internet. The web site translates the industry standard Ethernet, TCP/IP and HTTP protocols used on the Internet into data recognizable to the input/output module. Using this interface, the user can input or retrieve all pertinent data regarding the operation of the input/output device.
1. An interface module for receiving data requests from a remote location in order to provide access to an at least one input/output device from a communication network, the module comprising:
a central processing unit;
an operating system operating the central processing unit;
a network interface for communicating with the communication network;
a protocol stack;
a server task for communicating with the protocol stack for responding to received requests; and
a protocol task for communicating with the protocol stack for receiving and responding to protocol task requests.
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a central processing unit;
a network interface for communicating with the communication network;
a protocol stack; and,
a HTTP web server in communication with the protocol stack, the server providing a web browser with information on the status of the input/output device.
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17. A control system for allowing a user access at a remote site through a communication network to information and data contained in an industrial control system having at least one input/output module, the system comprising:
means for coupling the remote site to the communication network, the coupling means including a web browser for interacting with the communication network;
a web site associated with the industrial control system and accessible through the communication network;
means for linking the industrial control system to the web site, the linking means including an interface module for coupling the at least one input/output module to the communication network;
means for coupling the interface module to the at least one input/output module, the coupling means for transferring data between the interface module and the at least one input/output module;
means for processing data requests received from the remote location over the communication network;
means for enabling a data transfer between the remote location and the industrial control system; and
means for interfacing a protocol task with the at least one input/output module, the interfacing means for receiving a data request from the enabling means, for accessing the industrial control system for the requested data, and for sending a response to the remote location through the enabling means, the response in a framework supplied by an operating system located in the at least one input/output module.
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an interface module having a microprocessor and a network interface for coupling the interface module to the communication network;
a driver for coupling the interface module to the input/output device and for transferring data between the interface module and the input/output device;
a protocol stack to enable data transfer between the remote location and the input/output device; and,
a server task for processing data requests received from the communication network, the server task for interfacing a data request from the protocol stack accessing the input/output device for the requested data, and for sending a response to the remote location through the protocol stack and network interface, the response in a framework supplied by the operating system.
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This application is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/927,005 filed on Sep. 10, 1997, entitled "Web Interface To A Programmable Controller," This application is also related to the following, commonly assigned applications entitled, "Messaging Application Layer (MODBUS) Over Ethernet To Transport Layer (TCP) Communications Method and Apparatus For A Modular Terminal Input/Output System," U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/166,870, filed Oct. 6, 1998; "Web Interface To A Programmable Controller," U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/303,458, filed Apr. 30, 1999; "Interface To A Programmable Logic Controller," U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/223,349, filed Dec. 30, 1998; and "Communications System For A Control System Over Ethernet And IP Networks And Communication Interfaces For Such Systems," U.S. Provisional Patent Application 60/078,223, filed Mar. 16, 1998. The contents of these Applications are expressly incorporated herein by reference.
The present invention relates generally to the field of monitoring and controlling input/output modules or devices for a factory automation system. More particularly, the present invention relates to a system for coupling input/output modules or devices to a web server.
Remote monitoring and control of systems, processes and I/O devices has taken many forms. In the past, dedicated lines were the common form of communication between a control system and a remote location. This type of communication had limited application since the control system was not accessible from multiple locations. Modems have made it possible to access the control system from different locations, but these types of systems are generally restricted to downloading and uploading data files. Providing any type of control function between locations is rather limited in this type of environment. Furthermore, a customized interface is generally required to access the control system by an end user.
With the growth of Internet, and its World Wide Web providing a delivery platform for organizing Internet data through hypertext links, a client server system can be designed that will give each end user the same type of user friendly interface and universal access to services on the Web. The Web is a network of documents called sites or pages stored on server computers throughout the world. Each page typically contains text, multimedia offerings, i.e., graphic images, video, or audio; and hypertext links to other web pages or documents. A browser allows a user to read and interact with the web page. The browser is a graphical software program that sends commands to the Internet Web site and displays whatever information is available on the page. Various browser programs are commercially available from different manufacturers, as is well known.
The Internet network employs methods designed to handle thousands of general purpose computers sharing a single cable, and therefore has no ability to differentiate traffic in terms of its purpose or the criticality of its data. The Internet is no longer a network of computers sharing a single cable, but rather a web of interconnected point to point links involving both general purpose stations and specialized infrastructure components such as routers and firewalls.
Most personal computers or work stations can be used by the end user to connect to the Web through the commercially available browsers. Communication over the Internet and other networks requires one of several available protocols. Protocols such as Internet Protocol (IP) provide for file transfers, electronic mail, and other services. Commercially available programming languages such as Java, along with Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), are used in designing layouts and graphics for a web site or page and have extended Internet technology such that a web site can be used for dynamic applications, e.g. applets, that can be downloaded and run by the end user. These applets are interpreted and run within a Web browser and have been generally restricted to word processing and similar uses. Downloading and running applets can be slow in comparison to other types of compiled languages. Security rules imposed on a browser and enforced by the underlying JAVA language prevent applets from obtaining certain data from any other device other than the Web server itself.
Programmable logic controllers (PLCs) are widely used in industry and process control. Many manufacturers provide factory automation information using Microsoft Windows and other types of communication networking environments. These networks are usually slow, not universally accessible, and are limited to monitoring and data exchange. Specialized industrial networks using proprietary fieldbus alternatives can be very expensive. Conversion products are required to allow information carried over those networks to be visible on a general purpose network. There are significant installation and other deployment costs associated with the existence of such intermediate devices. Firewalls between the Web server and the application are designed to solve problems of security and are not designed for high performance.
One type of interface to a programmable logic controller is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,805,442 to Crater, et al. This patent provides one or more controllers each equipped to perform a control function and to gather data (ordinarily from sensors) relevant to the control function. Each controller contains computer storage means, such as computer memory, for storing the relevant data and instructions, associated with the data, for causing a remote computer to generate a visual display incorporating the data in a predetermined format. The additional time required to transfer data through a programmable logic controller to the monitoring PC decreases the value of the information being monitored. In addition, the monitoring and control of the system's input/output devices by the remote PC is available only through the use of a programmable logic controller positioned between the monitoring PC and the devices. The real-time delay associated with the integrated PLC contributes to increased network communication traffic and slower updates of network information. Direct connection to the I/O device is beneficial for maintenance, repair, debugging and diagnosing problems, particularly during the installation of factory automation systems and machines.
It would be desirable to develop an automation control system whereby a user could use general purpose networks, such as the Internet and specialized industrial networks, directly connected to input/output devices for remote monitoring and control of input/output modules or devices.
This invention is designed to solve these and other problems.
Accordingly, the principal object of the present invention is to provide an interface between an industrial control system and a Web browser coupled to a network such as the Internet.
Another object of the present invention is to provide remote access through a web browser to information and data contained in an input/output (I/O) device.
In the preferred embodiment of the invention, the invention allows for easy access over a commercial network such as the Internet to information within at least one input/output device. Access can be made locally or worldwide using a commercial Web browser. The invention is comprised of a control system of essential elements including, but not limited to a Web interface, a local network, and a network interface to at least one input/output device. The Web interface runs Web pages from an Ethernet board coupled directly to the input/output back plane and includes a hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) interpreter, an input/output module back plane driver, a Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) stack, and an Ethernet board kernel. The Web interface provides access to the input/output device back plane by a user at a remote location through the Internet. The interface translates the industry standard Ethernet, TCP/IP and HTTP protocols used on the Internet into data recognizable to the input/output device. Using this interface, the user can retrieve all pertinent data regarding the operation of the input/output device, including input/output device configuration, input/output status, operating statistics, diagnostics, and distributed input/output configurations. Updates to operating software can also be downloaded through the Internet access.
Other features and advantages of the invention, which are believed to be novel and nonobvious, will be apparent from the following specification taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in which there is shown a preferred embodiment of the invention. Reference is made to the claims for interpreting the full scope of the invention which is not necessarily represented by such embodiment.
FIG. 1 shows an overview block diagram of a typical system illustrating the relationship between a user at a remote location and an Internet Web site used for monitoring a process control system according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a basic block diagram of the present invention illustrating an Internet interface to an input/output device;
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the web server module illustrated in FIG. 2 according to the present invention;
FIG. 4 is an alternative block diagram of the present invention shown in FIG. 2 further including a programmable logic controller and an application program connected to the Internet;
FIG. 5 is an alternative block diagram of the present invention shown in FIG. 2; and,
FIG. 6 is an alternative block diagram of the present invention shown in FIG. 2.
Although this invention is susceptible to embodiments of many different forms, a preferred embodiment will be described and illustrated in detail herein. The present disclosure exemplifies the principles of the invention and is not to be considered a limit to the broader aspects of the invention to the particular embodiment as described.
FIG. 1 shows an overview block diagram of typical system illustrating the relationship between a user 2 at a remote location and an Internet web site 4 used for monitoring a process control system 6. The user 2 will have a personal computer (PC) 8 having a commercially available browser 10, such as Netscape Communication's Navigator or Microsoft's Internet Explorer, installed for viewing the contents at the web site 4 by a monitor 12 through a network, such as the Internet 14. The PC provides a remote human-machine interface (HMI) to the process control system 6. Various interconnection services are readily available to provide the physical and electrical interconnection from the PC 8 to the Internet 14 itself. The Internet 14 is a collection of independent world wide communication networks that are interconnected to each other and function as a single connectionless entity. Communication is based on a client-server basis, using a number of established protocols that allow for communication and file transfers between the client and the server. One of the most widely used protocols is Internet Protocol (IP). The applications layer protocol interface to the web browser is typically through the HTTP protocol using the HTML or JAVA language.
The web site 4 includes a network interface 16 having an unique Internet address 18, a server 20, and the Input/Output System Executive Firmware 22. The server 20 acts as a hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) interpreter which uses Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) in conjunction with Internet Protocol, through a Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) stack 24 to interact with the network interface 16 and the Input/Output System Executive Firmware 22. This enables the data transfer between the application program 22 and the user 2 through the Internet 14. The Input/Output System Executive Firmware 22 provides data from the process control system 6. This data can be used to monitor the control process by the user 2 at the remote location. The TCP/IP stack 24 enables data transfers over the Internet 14 between the user 2 and the web site 4 as required for the various layers specified by the IP protocol.
The user 2 can connect to the Internet 14 using one of a number of Internet service providers and will enter the address of the web site 4 when connected. The web site 4 will display a home page which may contain text, some type of multimedia offerings such as graphic images, video, or audio, and possible hypertext links to other web sites or documents. Trouble shooting instructions, maintenance logs, repair diagnostic information, quality control parameters, etc., reside within the web site 4 for convenient access by a user. The browser 10 will allow the user 2 to read and interact with the page. The browser 10 will send commands to the web site 4 which will use the Input/Output System Executive Firmware 22 to display whatever information is available from the process control system 6. The browser 10 functions as a remote human-machine interface (HMI) control of the process control system 6 as will be detailed below.
FIG. 2 shows a basic block diagram of the present invention illustrating the Internet interface to an input/output device 40. The web site 4 includes the network interface 16 having an unique Internet address 18 and a web server 30. The web server 30 provides the home page for the website. A Security for the overall system can be included in the web server 30, but is generally maintained as part of the network interface 16. In addition to providing security for various pages at the site, the user can disable the web server 30. A password and user list are provided in initial configuration files stored in the web server 30 that are downloaded from a remote server. Protection of the configuration file is then provided by the remote server and the web server 30 through the password and the user list. The web server 30 provides a direct connection for an input/output device 40 to the Internet 14 by plugging the web server 30 into the input/output device 40 through the back plane 34.
The input/output device 40 includes any device having a communication input and/or output capable of interfacing with the web server 30 or other devices. The I/O device 40 includes devices such as sensors, relays, gauges, valves, message displays, switches, limit switches, proximity switches, motor starters, motor controllers and any other like device as well as traditional I/O modules for PLC systems. The web server 30 provides both a client and server interface. All signals between the I/O device 40 and the web server 30 are through the back plane 34. The back plane signals include addressing, control, data, and power. The client interface allows an Input/Output module to send commands to a remote node over the Internet and the server interface allows for processing commands that originated from a remote node. Near real time control of the I/O device 40 from a remote HMI is possible by controlling the data flow through the web server 30.
FIG. 4 depicts at least one PLC 32 and application program 36 interconnected within the process control system via the Internet 14. FIG. 5 depicts an alternative embodiment of the present invention wherein the I/O device 40 is interconnected directly to the web server 30. Another alternative embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG. 6 wherein an I/O device 40 has an embedded interface capable of interconnecting with the Internet 14.
The web server 30 functions as a node on a TCP/IP network 42 allowing it to send commands to the I/O device 40 and receive the responses. Although the TCP/IP network 42 in the preferred embodiment is an Ethernet network, other high level protocols could be used. A user can control and view configuration information of the I/O device 40 through the Internet 14 by using a web browser 10 at a remote location.
The web server 30 is shown in greater detail in FIG. 3. Various components provide the required connectivity to perform its functionality. A real time operating system 44 controls the interaction between the components. The operating system 44 allocates processor time on a central processor unit (CPU) 46 to various tasks, provides memory management, and provides a set of message services and signal services. The message and signal services allow for communication between tasks, and between drivers and a task.
Connection to the TCP/IP network 42 is through an Ethernet driver 48 which transmits and receives messages at a rate of 10 Mbs (megabits per second) or faster via an Ethernet communication chip 49, such as, in the case of 100 Mbs Ethernet, a Crystal CS8952 available from Cirrus Logic, Inc. It is contemplated that in the future, Ethernet communication chips capable of speeds of 1 Gbs (gigabits per second) and faster can be used. The physical connection over which communication is facilitated can be over a fiber optic cable or a twisted pair-type copper wire. In the case of 100 Mbs Ethernet over twisted pair-type copper wire, the copper wire and wire connections must conform to at least the Category 5 copper wire standard.
Alternatively, the TCP/IP stack 24 can be replaced by a dual TCP/IP stack. The dual TCP/IP stack comprises a first TCP/IP stack which provides support for a broad range of TCP/IP messages. The second TCP/IP stack is a "short stack" which manages high priority control messages to the I/O device 40. For outgoing TCP/IP messages, the appropriate TCP/IP stack would be chosen by an I/O device 40. For incoming TCP/IP messages, the TCP/IP message would be intercepted and examined to determine if it is a TCP/IP message that is intended for the Modbus on Ethernet protocol. If it is a TCP/IP message intended for the Modbus on Ethernet protocol, the message is then delivered to the second stack. If it is not a TCP/IP message intended for the Modbus on Ethernet protocol, the first TCP/IP stack handles the message. In this manner, TCP/IP messages intended for the Modbus on Ethernet protocol are handled more quickly and efficiently than when a single TCP/IP stack is implemented.
The web server will have an unique global address 18, allowing it to be addressed by other devices on the network. The Ethernet driver 48 manages transmit 50 and receive 51 buffers in memory 52, and interfaces with the Ethernet communication chip 49. The transmit 50 and receive 51 buffers are shared both by the Ethernet communication chip 49 and the Ethernet driver 48. The Ethernet driver 48 also provides a transmit request interface and a receive indication interface to a TCP/IP stack 54. The Ethernet communication chip 49 provides a transmit queue interface, a receive queue interface, and generates interrupts on completion of transmitting a message, and on receiving a new message. The Ethernet driver 46 places receive buffers in the receive queue. In the interrupt routine, the Ethernet driver 46 examines the receive queue. If any messages are in the receive queue, it passes the receive buffer to the TCP/IP stack 54. The TCP/IP stack 54 copies the buffer, and sometime later, calls the Ethernet driver 48 to return the buffer and place the returned buffer back into the receive queue.
The TCP/IP stack 54 calls the Ethernet driver 48 to transmit a message. The Ethernet driver 48 attempts to allocate a buffer from the shared memory 52. If it succeeds, it copies the message into the buffer, and places the buffer into the Ethernet communication chip 49 transmit queue. If there is no transmit buffer, then the driver drops the transmit message. In the interrupt routine, the Ethernet driver 48 examines the transmit queue, and frees the transmitted buffers.
The TCP/IP network 42 allows a PLC (or other device) to request to read or write data from the I/O module 40 and to receive the responses. A back plane driver 56 sends commands and receives the response from the I/O device 40 over the back plane 34. The back plane driver 56 provides a server task 60 to the applications. The server task 60 interface allows an application to issue a request command to the I/O device 40 and receive its response.
The server task 60 uses a queuing mechanism and call back functions. Both the request and the call back function associated with the request are queued. When the back plane driver 56 services the request in its interrupt routine, it calls the associated call back function. The response and the original request is passed to the call back function. The call back function can call an operating routine to either pass a message or a signal.
The web server 30 hardware interfaces with the I/O device 40 via the dual port memory 38. It reads and writes to the dual port memory 38 using an ASIC chip. Writing to a specified location will cause an interrupt. The I/O device 40 first writes a message in the dual port memory 38, and then causes an interrupt. The message indicates a type of command. Other command types are used for passing requests to the I/O device 40 and obtaining the responses to the requests. After the I/O device 40 passes the message, it polls the dual port memory 38 for commands placed by the back plane driver 56. These commands are read memory, write memory, and processing is complete.
Two interrupts are used for processing a request. On the first interrupt, called the preport interrupt, the back plane driver 56 copies the request into a data structure located in the I/O device's dual memory 38. On the second interrupt, called the end of scan interrupt, the back plane driver 56 copies the response from the I/O module's data structure into the user's buffer. It then calls the user's associated call back function.
The request for accessing the I/O device's 40 data is processed by the back plane driver 56. The Ethernet driver board functions as a master and the I/O device 40 functions as a slave. The back plane driver 56 determines the memory location in the memory 38 of the I/O device 40. At an end of scan interrupt, the back plane driver 56 processes the read/write data requests by sending commands via the dual port memory 38 to the I/O device 40 to read or write the locations containing the data.
The server task 60 processes a request originating from the user at the remote location. The server task 60 interfaces with the back plane driver 56, the TCP/IP stack 54, and the operating system's 44 message services. The server task 60 posts requests to the back plane driver 56, and an associated call back routine uses the operating system 44 message services to send the response to the server task 60. A TCP/IP stack 54 signal function also uses the operating system's 44 send service to send a TCP/IP event to the server task 60. The server task 60 can handle multiple transactions and connections. Like the client task 58, the server task 60 maintains a list of connection state machines, and each connection state machine contains a list of transaction state machines. The connection state machines are for managing the connection and the transaction state machines manage the incoming requests and responses.
The server task 60 enters a loop after performing initialization and calls the operating system 44 to receive a message. The operating system 44 blocks the server task 60 until there is a message or there is a time out. It either receives a message from the TCP/IP task's 54 signal handler, from the back plane driver 56 or it times out. It processes the message or the time and reenters the loop. If the message received from the operating systems 44 is from the TCP/IP task's 54 signal handler, the server task 60 determines if the event is a connection request, a close socket event, or a receive data event. Based on the TCP/IP event, the server task 60 uses the connection state machine and transaction state machine to advance the transaction. Received data for a request may occur over several receive data events, and the transaction state machine assembles the events into a request message. When the response message is received from the operating system 44, the server task 60 finds the connection and transaction state machines in order to send the response.
When the server task 60 requests the TCP/IP stack 54 to transmit a message, not all of the message may be transmitted. This occurs when the remote node is flow controlled. If the call to the operating system 44 is to receive a message returns with a time out, or if there is a message, the server task 54 searches the list of connection state machines that are flowed controlled. For each flow controlled connection, it tries to advance the transaction state machines on the connection state machine list that are flow controlled.
After the server task 60 has parsed the header of an incoming request, it attempts to allocate a structure to pass the request to the back plane driver 56. If the server task 60 is already processing a predetermined number of outstanding requests, the attempt fails, the connection is placed into a blocked state, and the body of the request is not read from the TCP/IP stack 54. As a result the TCP/IP stack may apply flow control to the remote node. When one of the other requests is complete, the free data structure event causes a blocked connection state machine to continue processing the incoming Modbus request.
The HTTP task 62 interfaces with the TCP/IP stack 54, and the back plane driver 56. The HTTP server task 62 receives a HTTP request from the TCP/IP stack 54. To process the request, it may access the I/O device 40 through the back plane driver 56 and back plane 34. The HTTP server task 62 sends back the response over the TCP/IP stack 54. The framework is supplied by the operating system 44. The framework creates the HTTP task, accepts connection, and parses the HTTP request. After parsing the request, it calls the operating system 44 to process the request. Processing the request involves determining the request type and processing the actual request. The different request types allow a user to acquire a snapshot of the I/O device 40 operations by allowing a view of various data within the I/O device 40 and dual memory 38. These request types also include display of the I/O device 40 configuration, remote and distributed I/O and module health statistics, display registers, back plane configuration, Ethernet statistics and others, as shown in Table 1:
The home page contains hyperlinks to several pages of data. The configuration page will display the configuration of I/O device 40. The I/O module health status pages are a series of linked pages. The first page displays the communication health statistics at the head and contains a link to a configured drop page. The configured drop page displays two tables, one for showing the communication status of the drop and the other for showing the I/O modules 40. The configuration page displays the I/O modules 40, their health, and slot location for the given rack. From a selected I/O module 40, a user can view its input and output values. A table showing option modules and their slot location is displayed on the back plane configuration page. The data appearing on the pages is static and dynamic, depending upon the user's needs.
The operating system 44 processes these requests and responds by sending HTTP messages through the TCP/IP stack 54. Processing some of these requests involves reading data or memory locations where statistics are kept. To perform these reads, the operating system 44 sends a request to the back plane driver 56 and uses an event signal mechanism and event flags to determine when the request is complete. After sending the request to the back plane driver 56, the operating system 44 waits for an event flag to be sent. When the back plane driver completes the request, the back plane driver 56 calls a call back routine, which sets the event. The operating system 44 then resumes processing the request.
A user at a remote location will browse the Internet for the home page of the installation of the I/O device 40. The I/O device 40 may have other control functions as well and if the user has the necessary authorizations, various options will become available. The home page will allow the user to acquire a snapshot of the I/O device 40 operations by allowing a view of various pages that will allow access to data within the I/O device 40. Other pages will also include displays of the I/O device's 40 configuration, remote and distributed I/O modules health statistics, back plane configuration, Ethernet statistics and others as shown previously shown in Table 1.
While the specific embodiments have been illustrated and described, numerous modifications are possible without departing from the scope or spirit of the invention.
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Outlook 2013: Setting up Workspace Email
This article is specific to Workspace Email only. For Office 365 Email instructions, see Outlook: Set up email
So you want to set up your email using Outlook® 2013. No problem! We should have your email working in Outlook 2013 in about five minutes. The following process works for most customers, but sometimes, you might need to make some small changes depending on where you live and which ISPs you use.
If you follow the steps below and you are unable to send or receive email, see Outlook 2010 and 2013: Troubleshooting Email for additional help.
BEFORE YOU START: To set up Outlook with your email, you need to know your POP or IMAP Email Server Settings and ports. To find them, go to the Email Setup Center and write down the information that displays under Email Server Settings.
NOTE:If you need more information on how to setup an Internet email account, please see Microsoft's support article on the topic here.
Using Outlook 2013 in Windows
To manually set up your email account using Outlook 2013 in Windows, follow these instructions.
To Set up Email Using Outlook 2013 in Windows
- Open Microsoft Outlook 2013.
- If the Microsoft Outlook Startup Wizard displays, in the Wizard, click Next, and then, on the E-mail Accounts page, click Next.
- If the Microsoft Outlook Startup Wizard doesn't display, in the Outlook toolbar, go to the File tab, and then click Add Account.
- On the Add Account page, click Manual setup or additional server types, and then click Next.
- On the Choose Service page, select POP or IMAP, and then click Next.
- In the Your Name field, enter the name that you want to display to recipients when sending email from this account.
- In the E-mail Address field, enter your email address.
- In the Server Information section, for Account Type, select either IMAP or POP3.
- Use the following settings for your incoming and outgoing servers, based on the Account Type selected:
POP3 Incoming mail server pop.secureserver.net Outgoing mail server (SMTP) smtpout.secureserver.net IMAP Incoming mail server imap.secureserver.net Outgoing mail server (SMTP) smtpout.secureserver.net
- In the Logon Information section, in the User Name field, enter your email address.
- In the Password field, enter your password.
- Optional: If you want Outlook to remember your password, use the check box to select Remember password.
- At the bottom of page, click More Settings.
- In the Internet E-Mail Settings dialog box, on the Outgoing Server tab, select My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.
- On the Advanced tab, for the Incoming server port, Outlook 2013 should default to the following:
POP3 Incoming server port 110 Outgoing server port 25 or 80 IMAP Incoming server port 143 Outgoing server port 25 or 80
- On the Add New Account page, click Next.
- Outlook will test your account. When finished, click Close to exit the Test Account Settings dialog box.
- On the Congratulations page, click Finish.
That's it. If everything is working properly, you should see email messages in your Outlook Inbox. If you don't, press the F9 key on your computer to receive messages.
Using the Outlook Setup Tool
The Microsoft® Outlook® Setup Tool automatically configures your email account with Outlook. For the tool to work, your email must be hosted through us, you need to have Outlook installed on your computer, and you need to open Outlook at least once.
To Use the Outlook Setup Tool
- Download the Outlook Setup Tool, install it, and then run it.
NOTE: The Outlook Setup Tool is an executable file that you will need to save to your computer, and then launch.
- If applicable, select the email client you want to set up.
- Enter Your Name. This displays in the From field of your email messages.
- Enter the Email Address you want to use with this account.
- Enter your Password.
- If you want to access your email in Web-Based Email, confirm that Leave a copy of messages on the server is selected.
- Click Set Up Account.
- Click OK.
Some Internet service providers might not accept the Outlook Setup Tool's default settings; you might need to manually edit them. For more information, see Troubleshooting Problems Connecting to Email in Outlook Express.
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If you're not receiving email messages or you can't send messages, see Outlook 2010 and 2013: Troubleshooting Email. Don't worry. There are a few things that can happen during the setup process. We'll help you investigate and fix them.
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Prior to joining St John Fisher College, Dr. Williams served on the faculty at the University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy and St. John's University College of Pharmacy and Allied Health. In addition, Professor Williams has extensive experience as a clinician, manager, and administrator, and has developed numerous programs including sterile compounding, risk management, and ethical corporate compliance.
Dr. Williams earned his B.S. in Pharmacy from the State University of New York at Buffalo. In addition, he holds an M.S. from the University of Rochester Toxicology Training Program, J.D. from the University of Kentucky, and an LL.M. in Law and Technology from Syracuse University.
He has authored over 100 scholarly works with interests relating to pharmacy practice including law, regulation, civil rights, labor, criminal, administrative, and education. Dr. Williams is a contributing member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Pharmacy Practice. He is licensed to practice pharmacy in New York, Kentucky, the New England states, and Pennsylvania, and is admitted to practice of law in New York and Kentucky.
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Wood, Wally:Wally Wood (American, 1927-1981): is widely regarded as one of the greatest comic book artists in the war, crime, science fiction, superhero, and humor genres. A child prodigy, Wood blended the disparate cartooning influences of Hal Foster, Alex Raymond, Milton Caniff, and Will Eisner into a detail-laden style uniquely his own. After briefly working as an assistant to Will Eisner and George Wunder, and producing some early romance comic stories for Fox, Wood came into his own at EC and Avon, working on science fiction stories. Equally impressive was his uproarious work for Harvey Kurtzman's EC humor title, Mad. During the Silver Age Wood re-designed Daredevil for Marvel, and was heavily involved in producing the super-hero /spy line-up, the T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents for Tower. Wood also launched the important independent magazine, witzend. Other important projects in his canon include his fantasy stories for Warren Publishing, his sexy syndicated strips for the military, Sally Forth and Cannon, and his graphic novel trilogy based on his childhood creation, the Wizard King. Perhaps his most hilariously infamous satire was his XXX-rated parody poster, the Disneyland Memorial Orgy. Wood collaborated with many talented assistants over his career including Harry Harrison, Joe Orlando, Dan Adkins, Ralph Reese, Wayne Howard, Larry Hama, Paul Kirchner, Mike Zeck, and many others.
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Crewe and Nantwich 2nd Team 31 – Broughton Park 3rd Team 27
For once we were only slightly affected by last minute team changes and with the likes of Rob George, Matt Cherry and Qhama Matthews on the bench we left the Rugby Club in good heart.
The game started and within 2 minutes David Curry had already imposed himself on the game when he broke clear after bowling over one of the opposition players and offloaded to the speedy Dom Bradley to score his first try. Stuart van Wyk confidently put the ball between the posts for the extras.
Broughton Park fought back hard with some inventive play from their captain and fly half and soon they had pulled the score back to just 4 points with a well taken penalty into the wind. Dave Germain led the team with distinction, his line out throwing and all round game showing that he is nearing his best again.
The super speedy Bradley was over the line again after just 8 minutes, this time showing a clean pair of heels and running round behind the posts again for van Wyk to convert. Despite being one man down Broughton Park refused to lie down and their fleet footed backs created a change down their left flank to score a superb try. The loss of Chris Pemberton (dislocated elbow) saw james guy step up to the front row for the first time and the introduction of Bobby George into the back row.
With Dave Jenkins stepping into the fly half role he put a deft chip over the defense which allowed Andy Farrington to collect and go over in the right hand corner – he collected the additional points with a superbly struck conversion. Again the home side hauled themselves back into the game and a converted try left the scores 21 – 15 at half time.
A converted try after just 2 minutes of the 2nd half starting put the home side up by a point this seemed to re-invigorate Curry who produced his best game of the season and a series of drives eventually gave Jenkins the opportunity to burst through himself to go over for a deserved try.
The bulk of the second half seemed to be spent on the back foot after decision after decision went against the travelling team. Superb defence seemed to hold the Broughton Park team at bay. Debutant George Cope had already made an impressive start in the black and white jersey but had to move from back row to scrum half when Josh Grant seemed to be on the end of a misinterpretation by the man in charge. The last quarter seemed to also bring Rob Black to life – where he turned over the ball in close contact on numerous occasions' and led the charge in the opposite direction. To top Cope's first start he went over in the right hand corner to bring the points tally to 31 . . . . the loss of their captain seemed to revive the Broughton spirit and a try in the 46th minute really put a cat amongst the pigeons.
Fortunately time ran out before the Mighty Black and Whites could be penalised any further and the game came to a thankful end.
Next week sees the ever impressive steam roller Sale Sharks FC visit the Vagrants – let's try to get ourselves available for that one please.
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Soft I hope! Any pics of pannier system, racks, stand offs or whatever you've got.
On small Dual sports I find carry a true RTW load to be a challenge. It's one reason I've stayed with the old DR650. Super strong rear sub frame can handle a load even over 1000 miles of wash board.
I tried hard bags at first ... too much weight, bike was a handful off road.
But the sub frame can handle it. Here I'm loaded with over 100 lbs. Too much!
This set up took off over 40 lbs. from above. Night and day in handling off road. Suspension upgrade helps too!
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Tournaments: The Battle for California 2
Here's a little story from Christine Carrisosa from Capitol Bike Polo in Sacramento, California.
In October of 2012 Capitol Bike Polo held its first annual tournament – The Battle for California.
The Battle is a bench minor format tournament that welcomed city based teams to Sacramento, the states Capitol, to compete for a trophy and title of being the best in California. Six cities brought teams to represent and San Francisco won the title. Cities that competed last year were San Francisco, Fresno, Davis, Las Vegas, Santa Cruz/San Luis Obispo and Sacramento. Machine, of San Francisco, and his team of Random Bastard Polo Children stole the show. With much respect, The Battle for California 2 has been deemed: Killing Machine.
This year we are going BIGGER AND BETTER. Teams from East Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, Arizona, Los Angeles and Santa Cruz have already confirmed and the Midwest is looking to send an all-star alliance. We have secured an amazing location that is sure to strike envy in players from across the world. Bike polo is gaining recognition in the Capitol city and this tournament is sure to seal the deal!
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TV Info
Episode PremiereNovember 03, 2011
GenreDrama, Crime
Show Period2011 - now
Production CompanyBad Robot Productions, Warner Bros. Television
Cast and Crew
DirectorFred Toye
ScreenwriterAmanda Segel
Main Cast
- James Caviezel as John Reese
- Michael Emerson as Finch
- Kevin Chapman
- Taraji P. Henson as Joss Carter
Additional Cast
- Enrico Colantoni as Carl Elias / Charlie Burton / Elias
- Enver Gjokaj
- Morgan Spector
- Michael McGlone
- David Valcin
ÂA witness (Charlie) to a Brighton Beach bodega murder is this week's person of interest. The Russian mob apparently shot a man they believed was carrying a message to an up-and-coming organized crime leader named Elias. The victim told the witness something just before he passed away and now not only is the Russian mob trying to kill Charlie, Elias' people are also after him. Reese manages to track down Charlie and help him escape; however, they don't get very far and end up cornered in a condemned apartment building. While Finch investigates the situation, trying to help Reese, Reese has to use his ingenuity to protect Charlie. As Reese finally escorts Charlie to safety, he figures out that things are quite what they seem. Carter catches the Brighton Beach murder and is also looking for Charlie, putting Fusco in the awkward position of knowing more than she does because he's helping out Finch. In the end, Finch worries that Fusco might have betrayed them.


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Aviva Premiership match preview: London Irish v Gloucester
Last Updated: 27/12/13 3:21pm
London Irish take on Gloucester at Madejski Stadium on Sunday looking to halt a five-match Aviva Premiership losing run.
Flanker Ofisa Treviranus will start for the 11th-placed hosts, with the Samoa international playing alongside Blair Cowan and Kieran Low in the back row.
George Skivington and Ian Gough will partner in the second row with Matt Parr, Jimmy Stevens and CJ Van Der Linde in the front row.
Tomas O'Leary and Ian Humphreys will form the half back combination and Eamonn Sheridan and Fergus Mulchrone will continue to play together in the centre. Alex Lewington returns to the back three to play alongside Topsy Ojo and James O'Connor.
Director of rugby Brian Smith said: "We've had a very good preparation for the match and we're looking forward to our supporters coming out in numbers to see us at home on Sunday.
"The players are ready to go and we expect a fierce battle with Gloucester in every department."
Gloucester Rugby ended their own five-game losing run in the Premiership with a hard fought 12-6 win over Worcester at Kingsholm on Sunday
Director of rugby Nigel Davies has opted not to change his starting line-up following that victory, which moved the Cherry and Whites up to ninth place in the table.
But Will James and Gareth Evans have come in for Tom Hicks and Akapusi Qera among the replacements.
London Irish: 15 O'Connor, 14 Ojo, 13 Mulchrone, 12 Sheridan, 11 Lewington, 10 Humphreys, 9 O'Leary, 8 Cowan, 7 Treviranus, 6 Low, 5 Gough, 4 Skivington (c), 3 Van Der Linde, 2 Stevens, 1 Parr.
Replacements: 16 Mayhew, 17 Yapp, 18 Halavatau, 19 Rouse, 20 Sinclair, 21 Fenby, 22 Geraghty, 23 Hoadley
Gloucester: 15 Cook, 14 Sharples, 13 Trinder, 12 Tindall, 11 May, 10 Twelvetrees (c), 9 Cowan, 8 Morgan, 7 Kvesic, 6 Cox, 5 Hudson, 4 Stooke, 3 Puafisi, 2 Dawidiuk, 1 Wood.
Replacements: 16 Edmonds, 17 Thomas, 18 Knight, 19 James, 20 Evans, 21 Robson, 22 Burns, 23 Thomas
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Gloucester boss Nigel Davies admitted life with his team is "pretty stressful with this lot at present."
Gloucester hold off Irish
Gloucester secured their fourth win of the Premiership season after holding off a late fightback from London Irish.
O'Shea: race will be tight
Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea welcomed a "very, very big win" over Exeter at Twickenham.


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Chapter four
He could hear everyone shrieking and crying and yelling. Don stared around him. Fear hadn't reached in yet, just shock, shock and uncertainty. People were starting to grab the masks above them, mothers were placing the masks on their children's faces and some were putting mask over the elderly. The screaming didn't stop though. He reached for the mask and pulled it over his face and held it there. He took deep breaths. Then someone caught his eye. There was a man sitting a few seats off from him. He had no mask on and was hitting the ceiling, the masks on those three seats hadn't dropped down and he was coughing violently. He was quite old. Don dropped the mask and unbuckled his belt and stumbled towards the old man, clinging to the side of the seats for support. Air hostesses were wearing their own masks and holding onto the side of the plane. He grumbled as he reached the old man who looked at him and coughed, then continued to claw at the panel. The man was frail, his hair was white and his eyes were pale blue. Don reached up to the panel and scratched at the edges, pulling at them with his finger nails. The man sank down and continued coughing. Don pounded the panel with his fist and the mask fell down. Don grabbed the mask and pulled it down to the man and pressed it onto the man's nose and mouth and pulled the band behind his head to keep it there. The man took a deep breath and looked at him and nodded. Don Turned back and stumbled to his seat and grabbed his mask. He looked out the window and that was when it dawned on him that they were all going to die. They were over the sea, they were approaching it, it felt as if they had feed falling for hours, but it had only been a few minutes. The sea loomed closer as he clung to the arm rest of the chair.
"Oh Christ..." He muttered, fear engulfing him, it drained the colour from his face.
He sat down and sunk his face into his hands. He would never see his parents again, that was where he should have been going, to see his parents again. He sat there, silent, waiting for impact.
He swung his arms around, kicking hard in the water, trying desperately to reach the surface of the water. To get some air. He beat his fists against the door, trying to get through the door, to get out of the plane, it wasn't sinking, but it was submerged. There were other people who were fighting to get out, including the old man from before. He seemed stronger, he and other people were yanking at the lever of the emergency exists. They wouldn't open, people were slowly, one by one, loosing breath. He moved back and stared at the lever, glaring at it, willing it to open. Then... it blew up... He stared at it, slat water burning his eyes, nose and mouth. Then everything froze. All the people who were fighting to get out, stopped moving. The water toped moving and he found that as he moved, the water simply separated around him, leaving air. He stepped into the air and gasped for breath, coughing up water and breathing in the clean, good air. He looked around and stared at the people around him. He sighed, He couldn't save them all. He went to the door and kicked it open, it moved easily. He didn't know what to do then, panic overran him. He screamed and sank down and hung his head in his hands.
"What the hell am I supposed to do?"
He looked up t the people and gasped for breath. He shook his head. So many of them were dead, only a handful were alive and frozen in the water, they'd die soon. He had to leave them. He stood up straight. If he didn't go, he'd die to. He moved to the door and pushed through and swam to the water's surface.
SHE PACKED THE LAST OF THE DISHES in the racks and sighed, ripping off the apron and hanging it on the hooks. The chef was in his office and the manager was with him. The dishes were washed and counter tops wiped clean. Chance took her shoulder bag and jacket put them both on, she took a breath and sighed. All the customers had left and only a few waiters were still her, including the waiter she had spoken to earlier. She took her helmet and hung it over her arm by the strap.
"Ok, well, I'm off, I have a weekend to enjoy."
"Well, as long as you come back on Sunday." The hostess smiled at her as she packed her own bag.
"Yea, yea."
"Dear, you should get a car..."
"Because I can totally afford that, besides, I have my bike."
"You could kill yourself on that one day, dear."
"Yes ma'am."
She sighed as she went to the door at the back of the kitchen and stepped out into the night air. The alley was dark and she could hear the rats scuttling about in the trash cans. He bike was parked by the wall. She rested her helmet over her head and tightened the straps and got onto her bike. She started the engine, it roared to life. She smiled faintly and accelerated, speeding off, out of the alley and onto the road. She sped between the cars, Smiling happily, the bike was her pride and joy. She , slowed to a stop and rested against her right leg, waiting for a green light. She looked at the cars around her, there was a small boy the backseat of one of the cars, he looked at her with big eyes and pressed his face against the glass and stuck out his tongue. She laughed as his mother scolded him. The light turned green and she sped off. She got closer to her house and sped up. When she got to the building she slowed down and parked her bike in their designated space. She turned off the engine and got off her bike and put down the stand. She pulled off her helmet and held it under her arm and walked into the building and to the elevator.
"Evening Frank." She smiled at the door man and pressed the button.
"Evening, Chance." The old man smiled at her.
She stood and waited for the door to open a stepped in when it did. She pressed floor six and leaned against the mirror and grabbed the rail, her stomach dropped as the elevator took of and lifted when it came to a stop. The bell dinged and she stepped out into the passage way and walked towards her apartment that she shared with her mother and her fiancé. She found to sixty seven and started rummaging in her bag for the keys. She found them and unlocked the gate and then the door and walked in, closing them both behind her. The dining room was dark, they would probably be asleep by now, it was nearly eleven. She dropped her bag and helmet on the table and opened the fridge and started rummaging around for something to eat. She found some ready cooked veggie burgers and settled for one of those. She took the tub and put it down on the counter and retrieved some bread from the basket and made herself a burger. There was no meat in the fridge , both her and her mom were strict vegetarians and Jason, her mother's soon to be husband, was making an attempt at it and not doing so well. She put the burger on a plate when she felt something brush against her leg. She looked down at their cat, Mocha.
"Hello girl... are you hungry?"
"Yes yes..." She broke off a piece of bread and dropped it on the floor. Mocha ate it quickly and looked up at her with big eyes.
"No more food."
She walked to her room and got ready for bead.
THEY SPENT HOURS BEING QUESTIONED BY THE OFFICER, they told the children that they weren't being questioned, just interviewed. Josie wasn't stupid, they knew she knew what happened. His body was so broken, there wasn't a single bone what wasn't broken in at least two places. The walls were cracked, windows shattered, bullet holes lined the floor of the room. And of course they didn't dare take notice of the bruising on her face and the scars lining her back, Peter, his wounds were internal, memories and visions, horrific dreams pulled him out of sleep every night, forcing Josie to lie next to him every night so that when he wakes, he won't have to wonder through the dark house looking for her. But her pains were so visible even the blind knew they were there, but where did she get them? Her father would never hurt her, he was a strict Catholic, he spoke to people everywhere about their faith, hitting his daughter is a sin, he'd never do that. These thoughts ran through the officers mind as he walked out of the room, leaving Josie and Peter alone in the dimly lit room to ponder their thoughts. Peter sat next to her, holding the sides of his chair, his face turned to her. He looked so confused.
"You told him you didn't see... but we both saw..." He spoke in a quiet, pained voice that seemed so desperate that she didn't know how to respond at first. She looked into his pleading eyes and sighed.
"Don't say a thing about it, do you understand. We are going to tell them we don't know what happened, because we don't know at all, do we?"
He shook his head then looked down.
"I... I did it."
"We don't know that. So we don't say, it."
He looked back up at her, his eyes glittered with tears. He was so confused, It hurt Josie, seeing him so hopeless, they're both hopeless.
The blanket over her body was cores, made of some artificial shit. Josie pulled it around them both, her eyes dropping. Peter was already in a dream world, mumbling to him self. He hoped it stayed this way, when his dreams were really bad he would wake up and half the furnisher would be hovering in the air and Josie would spend two hors calming him down and, if worst came to worst, duck taping some of the heavier objects to the floor so it didn't rattle around all night long. He seemed ok, though she doubted it would last long, he had such a bad time, the odds are, the horrors of sleep would rear their ugly heads and force him to make life hard for them both. They were on a couch in a office, the lights were off but though the window she saw the light of a different cubicle and even hear people murmur. She hugged him tightly and looked down at his head. There had been a huge gash there just twenty four hours ago. A gash that nearly killed him. Their father, he was angry you see, in one of his mad, dunked fits that only the two of them ever saw. Images of him rose in her memory. He wore old boxers and a dirty white sweat shirt. His hair was a matted mess that stuck to his sweaty face. He stank, stank of bear and cigarettes, he smelt the way he did when he didn't have church in the morning. His regular smell. His eyes were bloodshot and cold and his face was twisted in a terrible sneer as he lifted Peter off the ground. Josie, she screamed bloody murder when he did this, pleading, tears raining down her cheeks and he rammed Peter into the wall, the bone shattering thud as his ribs broke, then he simply threw Peter, right into the living room wall. The sound them was more heart breaking, as he dropped to the floor, limp. His head stained with freshly spilled blood. Josie didn't know what happened then, but her hands found her mother's stain glass vase. She hadn't meant to but her arms pulled down the vase over his head. He dropped to the floor, motionless. Part of her hoped he was dead as she ran to Peter's side, shaking him and turning his over hi her arm as he stained her dress in blood. He was breathing. She could se his chest rise and fall in such small movements. She cried with joy as her hands rested on his chest, a familiar tingling ran along the palms of her hands. In about two minutes his eyes fluttered open. She had sighed with relief and gathered him into her arm and held him there. He was still, confused but alive and well. She looked over at her father and bit her lip. He gave a grunt and pushed himself up onto his knees, he glared at her, blood trickling down from his head. Josie closed her eyes and pushed Peter away and shifted so that her body was in front of him. Her father was trying to stand, he used the wall to drag himself up, leaving blood on the wall. He rose up and balanced mainly on one leg. He bore his teeth at her and moved towards her. She stood up, saying nothing. She had no energy left to fight. He stood in front of her and grabbed a handful of blond hair and yanked her hard and began the beating. She squeezed her eyes shut. He threw fists and kicks at her and soon her legs gave way and she was on the ground. Trying to push him off her and his hands tore at her clothes. She began to cry. In the distance she could hear peter shrieking, crying and shouting. His belt came off and soon his pants.
"No, please, no." She sobbed. He wasn't listening. She kept those eyes closed. Not wanting to see him defile her. He laughed and spat at her. She instinctively tried to wipe it away but he grabbed her hands and pinned her to the floor. She gave wild cry, twisting to get away. Then it stopped, his hands moved from hers and she no longer felt his body over hers. He gave deafening cry. She opened her eyes. He was still above her, though suspended in mid air. His eyes were wide with terror. She scrambled away, her eyes fixed on him, her mouth open.
"What is shit witch craft?" He shrieked, flaying his arms and legs. She pulled herself away and turned to her brother. He was silent, glaring at him with cold blue eyes. Josie pressed her hands to her eyes, there was blood in them, if it was hers or his she wasn't sure. She heard crashing and smashing mixed with his blood curdling cries and the shattering of glass. Josie sobbed softly as it continued, no longer capable of stopping it. She rolled onto the floor. Soon it stopped and she could feel Peter standing beside her. She opened her eyes and looked around the room that was now in ruins, with their father lying broken in the middle of the room, not breathing. She stood up and gasped from the pain in her body and sat back down and pressed her hands to her worst injuries. When she was ok she stood up again and took Peters hand and moved towards the body on the floor and bent over it. She breathed deeply. Her thoughts reeled as she contemplated bringing him back, than maybe he wouldn't hurt them again. She doubted it. It wasn't hard to find a solution. He would stay dead.
She woke up in mid air and began to panic. Peter was in a bad nightmare


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We would have overlapped then. I was running around here at that time. I am sure we at least saw each other!
Russian is deffinatly a plus but its not entirely necessary. In the cities you can find English speakers fairly easily. In general look for anyone about 25 or younger and many of them at least have a grasp of English. I think Russia is the land of misconceptions. I have never meet people that were so nice willing to help and giving anywhere before. When I first came people would want to talk but didnt do English, and i no Russian, they would call someone to come over or open a Goolge Translate or just hand signals.
I dumped my motorcycle once about 3 years ago, in Latvia, seperated my shoulder. I was able to make it to the border driving mostly one handed get into Russia and called Okcana. She had some mutual friends, whom I had never meet, that drove 400km one way to come pick me up take me back to Tver and one of them rode my bike there for me. Hell they even brought a doctor along with them when they came to get me! Once in Tver they helped me with some maintenance and storage issues while I healed up.
Ask most anyone who has ben here, particularly outside of Moscow or Petersburg, and I figure most will say it was one of the best trips of their life.
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that's what I wanted to hear:
The Russian border is 2000 something Km away from where I live,
so it's a possible destination
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