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Revolution in holiday flyingStory posted on 03 Nov 2014 in Content, Technology, Innovation, Mainstream, Product development, Growth & Scale
Thomson Airways recently unveiled its five year vision to change the face of holiday flying through new state-of-the-art aircraft, more long-haul destinations and innovative on-board concepts. Family booths, couples seating, kids' clubs and bespoke inflight entertainment technology will feature as part of the vision for an upgraded fleet, which will include two further Dreamliners and 47 new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The new aircraft will be delivered by 2020 and will give Thomson Airways one of the youngest and most state-of-the-art fleets in the UK. Watch the video about Thomson's vision here.
4th in FTSE 100 for carbon reportingStory posted on 02 Oct 2014 in Sustainability
TUI Travel has been ranked fourth in the Carbon Clear report, an annual index of FTSE 100 companies, and for the second year running we are the only travel company to feature in the top 20. Carbon Clear assesses best practice carbon reporting processes, strategy and performance and we ranked highly thanks to our carbon management programme and clearly defined targets. Our initiatives include updating our aircraft fleet, reducing emissions in unique hotels and offering lower carbon products and services. We're also investing in renewable energy, developing a new sustainability data system and helping shape the industry around climate change issues. Read more.
1m children become Eco-travellersStory posted on 19 Aug 2014 in Mainstream, Sustainability
One million UK schoolchildren have taken part in TUI UK & Ireland's Eco-traveller initiative since it was launched four years ago. Eco-traveller teaches school children aged 7-12 about sustainable travel and offers free educational resources such as lesson plans, activity sheets and quiz games. Activities encourage children to think about ecosystems and different cultures as well as how to spot problems that could be caused by climate change in communities around the world. Over 4,500 teachers have registered for the scheme, with over 380,000 children participating so far this year alone. Visit the Eco-traveller website or view the film.
Crystal raises £64,000 for DSUKStory posted on 01 Aug 2014 in Specialist & Activity, Sustainability
Crystal Ski Holidays employees raised £64,000 for Disability Snowsport UK (DSUK), over the 2013/14 winter season, beating the amount raised the previous season by £9,000. Crystal is passionate about working with DSUK, which is the UK's leading charity providing access to adaptive skiing and snowboarding for people with disabilities. More than £170,000 has been raised for the charity since 2009 through fundraising events and customer donations, and over 40 Crystal managers have given a week of their time to travel to resorts and help DSUK give disabled skiers and boarders the chance to experience a winter sports holiday. Find out more about Crystal and DSUK.
Holiday stores scoop top digital awardStory posted on 16 Jun 2014 in Brands & Distribution, Technology, Innovation, Mainstream
Thomson has won the Digital Store of the Year award at the prestigious BT Retail Week Technology Awards, fending off industry competition from M&S, Argos and House of Fraser. Thomson's new Holiday Design Stores were praised for innovative use of in-store digital technology to enhance the experience of finding and booking the perfect holiday. Showcasing the latest in digital retail innovations, each store has an 84"touch screen interactive map and interactive table designed to inspire and entertain customers as they research their holidays. High definition screens and projections around the store feature changing holiday images and video content. Find out more here.
Jamaica takes centre stageStory posted on 02 May 2014 in Content, Mainstream, Product development, Growth & Scale
Chief Executive Peter Long visited Jamaica recently to celebrate the opening of our new Sensatori resort and meet with Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller to discuss tourism growth. Thomson now operates more flights to Jamaica than any other European airline and capacity for UK and Nordic markets is expected to increase, driven by growth in demand for unique holidays. 90% of our UK and Nordic customers travelling to Jamaica this year will stay in a resort available only through us, such as the new Sensatori resort. Our new Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft operates to Jamaica and the Thomson Dream cruise liner will be stationed in Montego Bay. Watch launch video.
Green ideas take offStory posted on 02 Apr 2014 in People, Innovation, Mainstream, Sustainability
Our Green Ideas Factory competition winners Dieter Bruneel and Dimitri Panneels saw their ideas come to life as Jetairfly introduced electric cars for ground staff at Brussels Airport. With zero CO2 emissions, the cars offer energy savings of 70% and reduction in maintenance of 30% and the project will be monitored to evaluate whether we can roll it out across TUI Travel. Green Ideas Factory saw 120 sustainability concepts submitted from colleagues across 18 countries with nearly 1,500 people voting for their favourite ideas. 10 finalists went on to develop their concept with the help of mentors from our business and Forum for the Future. Find out more.
Reducing our environmental impactStory posted on 18 Mar 2014 in Mainstream, Sustainability
Aiming to lead the industry in its commitment to the environment, TUI Nordic is the first tour operator in the Nordic region to achieve ISO 14001 certification. This builds on existing success with TUIfly Nordic, which in 2009 was the first charter airline in the world to achieve the standard, and Blue Village hotels around the Mediterranean, certified in 2011. ISO 14001 is a strict environmental management system and certified businesses are required to reduce environmental impacts year-on-year. Not only does it benefit the environment, it has also been linked to quality improvements with certified hotels generally having higher customer satisfaction levels. Find out more
TUI Travel is most valuable travel brandStory posted on 18 Feb 2014 in Brands & Distribution, Growth & Scale
Leading brand valuation consultancy Brand Finance has named TUI Travel the most valuable brand in the travel and tourism sector in its annual Global 500 league table. The league table features the biggest brands in the world and this is the second year in a row we've featured as sector leader, climbing 22 places in the overall global list. Our brand is valued at $3.960 billion, up from $3.162 billion in 2013. As well as brand value, each of the 500 brands has a brand rating which indicates strength, risk and potential relative to its competitors, similar to a credit rating. TUI Travel's overall brand rating is A+. Find out more.
Exodus celebrates 40 yearsStory posted on 05 Feb 2014 in Content, Specialist & Activity
Exodus began forty years ago with the idea to take a group of fellow like-minded travellers on an adventure. It has since grown into one of the UK's leading adventure travel companies, keeping the same ideals that marked it out as special at its inception. In its forty years, Exodus has ventured across 90 countries, taken more than 20,000 people to the Everest region and accompanied them on a Kilimanjaro Climb. It has watched 40 million wildebeest cross the Mara River, enjoyed 14,000 sunsets while touring the Inca Trail and drunk 40 million cups of chai. Explore Exodus' interactive list of top 40 trips on Pinterest.


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Recently we've had several feature requests in comments of a blog post. If you are interested, you can easily implement this and contribute to Kate. And I'll even show you how to get started for the following feature. First, build Kate according to http://kate-editor.org/get-it/.
Adding support for ctrl+w {left, right, up, down} to switch the active view.
Kate has a vi input mode. This way, vim users can still use their default work flow but still use Kate at the same time. What's missing in the current vi input mode implementation is support for view navigation. In vim, to move between different windows, press ctrl-w <arrow keys> to switch to the neighboring view. Implementing this is rather easy – the following steps need to be taken care of:
Patches are welcome
This year's Google Summer of Code (GSoC) has started and the Kate project has been lucky to get two students who will work on improving Kate's folding code and Vi input mode.
Adrian will work on improving the folding code which is in need of an overhaul:
My name is Adrian. I'm studying in Bucharest, Romania, but my hometown is Constanta, a seaside town from Romania as well. I am a 3rd year student at "Politehnica" University of Bucharest, majoring in Computer Science and Engineering. I have developed a passion for algorithms since High school when I participate in many programming competitions and took things to a new level during college.
My GSoC project is called "Kate Code Folding" and I believe its name is quite explicit. I chose this project because I am very familiar with the editor, as well as its code folding bugs. Besides that, I am pretty excited that I have to develop a new algorithm for this project and I must say I find this task very challenging. For a better understanding of my project, here there are 2 paragraphs from my proposal, with no details, just the main ideas:
My project idea is based on two elements. The first one is a new approach of the problem: transform one more complex problem into two simpler problems. To be more specific, as far as I know there are two types of programming languages: there are languages that use syntactical elements like {} or any other begin/end constructions (e.g.: C/C++) and there are languages that use indentation level to define their code blocks (e.g.: Python).
The second idea is to have the new implementations compatible with the current one. What I mean is that most of the actual public functions will still be used in the new implementation (some of them will suffer a few modifications), to solve the dependencies problem in a smart and simple way. So there won't be too many changes in the other source files.
Svyatoslav will work on improving the Vi input mode in Kate:
I am Svyatoslav Kuzmich. I'm a 2nd year student of Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, department of Radioengineering and Computer Science.I usually write something like emulators and compilers but this Summer I am doing GSoC for KDE. I want to improve Vi input mode for Kate kpart. There are a lot of features already implemented. In some ways they works rather good. But there are some commands do not work like commands in Vim. So I want to fix them and to expand the list of commands by adding some insert and command mode's commands for working with Kate's tabs, window splits and bookmarks.
In more behind-the-scenes work, Svyatoslav will also write an extensive test suite for the Kate Vi Mode to make it easier to introduce new features without at the same time introducing regressions. This work has already begun.
We will try to keep you updated throughout the summer. Please wish our GSoC students good luck!
From time to time it happens that bug reports get pretty much nasty. A single user or some users request a feature. If you argue, bashing starts.
In this case, it's about Kate and the following scenario: You are editing several files (e.g. because you clicked on text files in dolphin). So Kate starts and you are not using an explicit session. If all files are saved, you can simply quit Kate. Bug #267356 requests, that the user is asked whether to save the session or not. Right now, if you are not using a session, Kate simply closes and the file list is lost. Comments are welcome, especially in the report. But please be objective and polite. Thanks…
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Posted: 10/10/2007 - Starbucks and the Consumer Product Safety Commission are recalling Starbucks children's plastic cups.
Posted: 10/10/2007 - A salmonella scare leads to one company to stop production of their frozen pot pies.
Updated: 10/10/2007 - Toshiba is recalling about 142,000 AC adaptors sold with portable DVD players.
Updated: 10/09/2007 - Former Palisade football player Jason Popick is behind bars at the Mesa County Jail for failing to appear in court Tuesday morning.
Updated: 10/09/2007 - Mesa County and the area Chamber of Commerce is teaming up to implement a strategy to lure workers to the Grand Valley.
Updated: 10/09/2007 - Colorado ranks second in the nation for the most college degree holders per capita, but according to a statewide group, only one in five Colorado ninth-graders will graduate from college. So the college is taking an initiative and offering a free one stop shop called College in Colorado.
Updated: 10/09/2007 - Bond is set for a Grand Junction teen charged with attempted first degree murder.
Updated: 10/09/2007 - As many of us loook for ways to de-stress our fast paced lives, new research finds focused meditation may work better than just relaxing.
Posted: 10/09/2007 - Colorado Department of Wildlife Officials may charge a man for shooting a mountain lion that was attacking his puppy.
Updated: 10/09/2007 - A man is behind bars after Mesa County Deputies say he punched and shoved children playing football.
Updated: 10/09/2007 - A man is in Saint Mary's Hospital this morning after a train slammed into his truck yesterday.
Posted: 10/08/2007 - The City of Fruita is that much closer to getting a new rec center, as the Fruita Parks and Rec Committee unveils its finalized plans.
Posted: 10/08/2007 - The City broke ground on a new downtown elementary school Monday afternoon. The ceremony has many people looking forward to the new building.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - One cemetery in Mesa County has unkempt grounds and unmarked graves, creating grim problems for the cemetery's association.
Updated: 10/09/2007 - The Birgfeld family is now offering a reward to anyone with specific information to lead to her recovery.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - Chrysler is recalling 125-thousand cars because a problem with a cooling fan could lead to engine fires.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - A rockslide closed Highway 141 Sunday, days after C-DOT crews finished clearing one in the same spot.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - A local man is safe this morning after apparently falling asleep behind the wheel.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - Although thousands of Police Departments across the country use stun guns when apprehending a difficult suspect, the devices have always been controversial.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - A driver and passenger walk away from an early morning rollover accident on I-70.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - American-made toys are likely to be a hot commodity this year, after high profile recalls of toys made in China.
Updated: 10/08/2007 - A new device has students getting A's in school.
Posted: 10/08/2007 - Highway 141 is back open this morning after a rockslide blocked the road.
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WALLA WALLA - "Go West, Young Man" was a popular quote as Americans moved across the country to settle the Wild West during the 19th century. Three talented baseball players are taking the counsel to heart as they venture West to join the Walla Walla Sweets in 2010.
Catcher Josh Daniel from St. John's University in New York and infielder Danny Poplawski from Georgetown University, both rising programs in the Big East Conference, and Marshall Yanzick, an infielder from Cornell University, have signed contracts to play for the Sweets this summer.
These players are actually coming back West, as all three come from towns west of the Mississippi.
Daniel, a 6-foot-4, 200-pound junior catcher, is from Lakewood, Colo.
Poplawski, a 6-2, 180-pound freshman infielder, is from Bellevue, Wash., and Yanzick is a 6-2, 185-pound sophomore infielder from Beaverton, Ore.
"In addition to their abilities on the baseball diamond, these young men come from academically challenging programs that require them to be on top of their game in the classroom as well," said Sweets general manager Zachary Fraser. "We are excited that they are choosing to continue their development as ballplayers with our club and look forward to their contributions towards winning a championship."
The Sweets, an expansion franchise in the West Coast League, open the 2010 season by hosting defending league champion Wenatchee AppleSox at Borleske Stadium on June 8. Season tickets are now available by calling 509.522.BALL (2255) or by visiting www.wallawallasweets.com.
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=== Sports Transactions from The Sports Network ===
=== Tuesday, July 1, 2014 ===
Atlanta Braves - Placed catcher Evan Gattis on the 15-day disabled list;
recalled pitcher Juan Jaime from Gwinnett (IL).
Baltimore Orioles - Reinstated outfielder Nolan Reimold from the 60-day
disabled list and designated him for assignment.
Boston Red Sox - Released pitcher Chris Capuano; signed pitchers Reed Reilly,
Michael Gunn, Ryan Harris and Taylor Nunez, catchers Devon Fisher, Ben Moore
and Jordan Procyshen, outfielders Cole Sturgeon and Trenton Kemp, shortstop
Jeremy Rivera-Valera and first baseman Francisco Tellez.
Houston Astros - Designated pitcher Jerome Williams for assignment; optioned
shortstop Jonathan Villar to Oklahoma City (PCL); recalled pitcher Kevin
Chapman and outfielder Domingo Santana from Oklahoma City; selected the
contract of infielder Kike Hernandez from Oklahoma City; placed outfielder
Dexter Fowler on the 15-day disabled list.
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim - Acquired pitcher Rich Hill from the Boston Red
Sox in exchange for cash considerations; optioned pitcher Michael Kohn to Salt
Lake (PCL).
New York Yankees - Selected the contract of pitcher Jim Miller from
Scranton/Wilkes Barre (IL); optioned pitcher Jose Ramirez from Scranton/Wilkes
Barre; transferred pitcher CC Sabathia to the 60-day disabled list.
Philadelphia Phillies - Assigned outfielder Zach Collier outright to Reading
(EL) and pitcher Sean O'Sullivan outright to Lehigh Valley (IL).
Tampa Bay Rays - Placed shortstop Yunel Escobar on the 15-day disabled list.
Texas Rangers - Designated pitcher Joe Saunders for assignment; recalled
pitcher Miles Mikolas from Round Rock (PCL).
Indiana Pacers - Announced the resignation of vice president of player
relations Clark Kellogg.
Milwaukee Bucks - Named Jason Kidd head coach.
Minnesota Timberwolves - Named Ryan Saunders assistant coach.
Dallas Cowboys - Acquired linebacker Rolando McClain and a 2015 seventh-round
pick from the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for a 2015 sixth-round pick; placed
linebacker Sean Lee on injured reserve.
Miami Dolphins - Waived linebacker Marcus Thompson.
Toronto Argonauts (CFL) - Signed quarterback Trevor Harris to a contract
Anaheim Ducks - Signed defenseman Clayton Stoner to a four-year contract and
goaltender Jason LaBarbera to a one-year contract.
Arizona Coyotes - Signed goaltender Devan Dubnyk to a one-year contract and
forward Joe Vitale to a three-year contract; signed forwards Alex Bolduc and
Justin Hodgman, defensemen Andrew Campbell and Dylan Reese and goaltender Mike
McKenna to one-year, two-way contracts.
Buffalo Sabres - Signed forward Brian Gionta to a three-year contract; signed
forward Matt Moulson to a multi-year contract; acquired defenseman Josh Gorges
from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for a 2016 second-round draft pick;
signed forward Marcus Foligno to a two-year contract; signed forward Cody
McCormick to a multi-year contract; signed defenseman Andrej Meszaros to a
one-year contract.
Calgary Flames - Signed forward Mason Raymond to a three-year contract; signed
defenseman Deryk Engelland to a three-year contract; signed goaltender Jonas
Hiller to a two-year contract.
Carolina Hurricanes - Agreed to terms with forward Brad Malone on a two-year
contract and forward Jiri Tlusty on a one-year contract; signed goaltender
Drew MacIntyre to a one-year, two-way contract.
Chicago Blackhawks - Agreed to terms with forward Peter Regin on a one-year
contract; agreed to terms with center Brad Richards on a one-year contract;
agreed to terms on one-year contracts with goaltender Scott Darling and
forwards Cody Bass and Pierre-Cedric Labrie.
Colorado Avalanche - Signed forward Jarome Iginla to a three-year contract;
acquired defenseman Brad Stuart from the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a
2016 second-round draft pick and a 2017 sixth-round draft pick; signed
defenseman Nick Holden to a three-year extension through the 2017-18 season;
signed defenseman Zach Redmond and forwards Jesse Winchester and Ben Street to
two-year contracts; signed defenseman Bruno Gervais to a one-year contract.
Columbus Blue Jackets - Re-signed defenseman Frederic St-Denis to a one-year,
two-way contract.
Dallas Stars - Acquired forwards Jason Spezza and Ludwig Karlsson from the
Ottawa Senators in exchange for forwards Alex Chiasson, Nick Paul and Alex
Guptill and a 2015 second-round draft pick; signed forward Ales Hemsky to a
three-year contract; signed goaltender Anders Lindback to a one-year contract;
signed right wing Patrick Eaves to a one-year contract.
Detroit Red Wings - Signed forward Riley Sheahan to a two-year contract;
signed goaltender Petr Mrazek to a one-year contract extension; signed forward
Kevin Porter to a one-year, two-way contract.
Edmonton Oilers - Agreed to terms with forward Benoit Pouliot on a five-year
contract, defenseman Mark Fayne on a four-year contract, forward Luke Gazdic
on a two-year contract and defenseman Keith Aulie on a one-year contract.
Florida Panthers - Agreed to terms with center Dave Bolland on a five-year
contract and forward Jussi Jokinen on a four-year contract; agreed to terms
with forward Derek MacKenzie on a three-year contract; agreed to terms with
defenseman Willie Mitchell, forward Shawn Thornton and goaltender Al Montoya
on two-year contracts.
Minnesota Wild - Agreed to terms on a three-year contract with forward Thomas
Vanek; signed forward Brett Sutter to a two-year, two-way contract; signed
defensemen Stu Bickel and Guillaume Gelinas to a one-year, two-way contract.
Montreal Canadiens - Agreed to terms on a one-year contract with forward Manny
Malhotra and defenseman Mike Weaver; agreed to terms on two-year contracts
with defenseman Tom Gilbert and forward Jiri Sekac; signed forward Jeremy
Gregoire to a three-year, entry-level contract; signed goaltender Joey
MacDonald to a one-year, two-way contract.
New Jersey Devils - Signed forwards Mike Cammalleri and Martin Havlat and
goaltender Scott Clemmensen to contracts.
New York Islanders - Signed goaltender Chad Johnson to a two-year contract and
defenseman T.J. Brennan to a one-year contract; agreed to terms with forward
Cory Conacher on a one-year contract.
New York Rangers - Agreed to terms with defensemen Dan Boyle, Matt Hunwick and
Mike Kostka, forwards Tanner Glass and Chris Mueller and goaltender Cedrick
Desjardins; re-signed center Dominic Moore.
Ottawa Senators - Agreed to terms on a three-year contract with forward Milan
Philadelphia Flyers - Signed goaltender Ray Emery to a one-year contract;
signed goaltender Rob Zepp to a one-year, two-way contract.
Pittsburgh Penguins - Signed defenseman Christian Ehrhoff, forward Blake
Comeau and goaltender Thomas Greiss to one-year contracts; re-signed forward
Nick Drazenovic to a one-year contract; signed defenseman Taylor Chorney to a
one-year, two-way contract; re-signed forward Marcel Goc to a one-year
St. Louis Blues - Signed center Paul Stastny to a four-year contract and
forward Jori Lehtera to a two-year contract; signed forward Phil McRae and
defenseman Brent Regner to one-year, two-way contracts.
Tampa Bay Lightning - Signed defenseman Anton Stralman to a five-year
contract; re-signed forward Mike Angelidis to a one-year, two-way contract;
signed forward Mike Blunden to a one-year, two-way contract; signed forward
Brian Boyle to a three-year contract and goaltender Evgeni Nabokov to a one-
year contract.
Toronto Maple Leafs - Acquired forward Matt Frattin from the Columbus Blue
Jackets in exchange for forward Jerry D'Amigo and a conditional 2015 seventh-
round draft pick; signed defenseman Stephane Robidas to a three-year contract
and forward Leo Komarov to a four-year contract.
Vancouver Canucks - Signed goaltender Ryan Miller to a three-year contract.
Washington Capitals - Signed defenseman Matt Niskanen to a seven-year
contract; signed goaltender Justin Peters to a two-year contract; signed
defenseman Brooks Orpik to a five-year contract; re-signed forward Michael
Latta to a two-year contract; signed defensemen Jon Landry and Mike Moore and
forward Chris Conner to one-year, two-way contracts.
Winnipeg Jets - Agreed to terms with forward Mathieu Perreault on a three-year
Davidson - Named Alexander Kasarov assistant men's tennis coach.
Sacramento State - Named Samuel Lawanson running backs coach and James
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iGuardian - The Home Internet Security System
Almost every day you can read headlines about cyber-attacks or online threats. Cybercriminals are constantly improving their attack methods to become more sophisticated and difficult to detect. Everyone knows to be careful when clicking on links in emails or opening files. Unfortunately, that is no longer enough. Today, even visiting seemingly safe websites can infect your computer.
For the most part, businesses have figured out how to protect themselves from these new and evolving types of threats. They deploy specialized and expensive firewalls and intrusion prevention systems. But average families and consumers have neither the resources nor the expertise to set up similar network protection for their home Internet or their smart home devices.
At the same time, consumers today more than ever need an affordable and comprehensive Internet security system designed to stop the advanced threats attacking their networks and the growing number of connected devices they have in their homes,
To protect their home network and connected devices, consumers today have two choices: use antivirus or rely on their router. Antivirus only catches threats once they already are on a device. It is also often ineffective against modern malware. Wireless routers rely on outdated protection and are built to be cheap – not secure. In addition, smart home devices connected to the network, like TV/Cable boxes, network storage, VoIP adapters, video game systems, streaming media consoles, thermostats, smoke detectors, security cameras, lights, refrigerators etc. open up even more opportunities for cybercriminals to breach your home network.
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The iGuardian is an embedded Linux system based on OpenWRT and runs Snort as an in-line intrusion prevention system. It has been designed and optimized for easy installation and provides advanced threat prevention against a wide variety of attacks. The iGuardian protects your connected devices from Internet threats with a reliable, simple and affordable solution.
The iGuardian protects you against a wide range of threats, including viruses, phishing scams, malicious websites, java, browser, and file exploits, drive-by-downloads, watering-hole attacks, botnets, data-theft, remote access Trojans and key-loggers.
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The iGuardian inspects all traffic coming in and going out of your home network looking for patterns of known attacks. As traffic enters the network it is first intercepted and processed by the iGuardian before being forwarded to its final destination. The iGuardian utilizes Snort as an in-line intrusion prevention system to intercept, decode, normalized, then process packets flowing through the network. The packet data (or payload) is compared against a list of known attack patterns (or rules), if a match is found, the offending packets are dropped and the connection is reset thus preventing the attack from ever reaching it's intended target. By default, the iGuardian utilizes rules in 'Reject' mode.
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Soft prints keep artisan Heather Shaw's living room from feeling lifeless. In this festively-decorated space, a thin-striped ottoman and pretty floral chair break up the scheme, while white lights and decorations on the tree add low-key sparkle.
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A hemangioma (he-man-jee-OH-muh) is a type of birthmark. Tiny blood vessels build up in an area of skin, giving it a red or purple appearance.
Hemangiomas develop on the skin of babies before birth or in the first few months of life. These birthmarks can be very small or quite large and are most often found on the face, scalp, or back of the neck. They start out as flat red marks and develop rapidly into raised lesions within the first year. Over time they begin to fade, often disappearing completely when kids are between 5 and 10 years old.
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This test is used in children older than 5 years. The spirometer has two pieces: a mouthpiece and a tube that connects to a machine, which records and displays the results.
Spirometry tells health care professionals how well the lungs are working. It's used to help diagnose and monitor diseases that affect the lungs and make breathing difficult, such as asthma and cystic fibrosis. It can also be used to:
Before the test, your child should avoid cold medicines, caffeine, carbonated beverages, and exposure to tobacco smoke. Your child also should avoid eating a big meal before the test.
If your child is taking any medications, the doctor might have your child stop taking them for a certain amount of time before the test. The doctor also may ask you to have your child practice for the test, such as by pretending to blow out birthday candles or blowing air at a pinwheel.
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Depending on the doctor's recommendations, your child might have to wear soft nose clips during the procedure to prevent air from escaping. Your child also may be asked to stand during the test. If seated while the test is performed, your child should not lean forward because this can affect breathing.
Typically, your child will be asked to take a very deep breath, place the device in his or her mouth with the lips sealed securely around the mouthpiece, and then exhale as fast and hard as possible for as long as possible. The test may be repeated several times to confirm the accuracy of the results.
Spirometry is often performed before and after an inhaled asthma medication called a bronchodilator is administered. This can help determine whether a lung problem can be treated with specific medications.
Spirometry usually takes 5-30 minutes, depending on the number of times the test must be done.
Your child might be asked to perform the test more than once to ensure accurate results. The test should be completely painless.
The results are recorded while the test is being done, and some machines are programmed to review results and suggest interpretations. However, your doctor also will review the results and explain to you what they mean. The results are expressed as percentages and are generally considered abnormal if they're less than 80% of the normal value based on your child's age, gender, height, and weight.
Spirometry is considered a safe procedure with little risk. Because the test requires kids to breathe quickly and deeply, some may experience temporary shortness of breath or lightheadedness. This test shouldn't be performed on kids who have chest pain, a recent history of eye or abdominal surgery, or serious heart disease.
You can help prepare your child for spirometry by explaining the importance of following the instructions of the person administering the test.
If you have questions or concerns about spirometry, be sure to speak with your doctor or the person administering the test.
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Hayden Smith is on the verge of completing the transition from rugby to pro football. The New York Jets promoted the 27-year-old Australian tight end from their practice squad to the active roster Saturday in advance of a home game against the Miami Dolphins. Smith, who is 6-foot-6, 255 pounds, had never played football before he signed with the Jets in April. Smith, who attended Metro State College in Denver, played four years as a rugby pro in England before making the transition to football. He figures to serve as insurance for Jets tight end Jeff Cumberland, who might not be able to play Sunday after dislocating his right wrist in the first quarter of last week's game against the New England Patriots. The Jets cleared a spot for Smith on the roster by releasing receiver Jason Hill. In three games with New York this season, Hill had two receptions for 15 yards, including a 5-yard touchdown grab Oct. 14 against the Indianapolis Colts. Hill, 27, spent four years with the ...
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The software uses numerous regular photos with different expositions -- or darker and lighter photos -- to create one image that is much closer to what the human eye can see. Hydra works with images taken with as well as without a tripod, and uses the same warping algorithm as Morph Age to permit the alignment of images with offsets beyond a few pixels.
An advanced image processing pipeline first aligns various images with the non-linear warping algorithm, and then blends them to preserve the interesting aspects of each image. The method is implemented entirely on the GPU to provide interactive viewing via core Mac OS X technology, allowing users to accurately tune all parameters in real-time while observing the changing result.


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I am migrating clients from NBU old master to new master and I have changed the bp.conf entries of client from master server, but the same client was taking DBA backup on some other Master.
Can any one tell me how the bp.conf entries should be of that client, so that the clients gets successfully backup on both masters. one with FS backup on Master 1 and other DBA backup on Master Server 2.
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What type of Database Agent are you using?
The server name the client send request to is included in backup script, template, batch or so.
Check backup script or so on which is specified in your policy, and change the hostname where the client send request to.
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Regarding the consequences of childhood hunger, he noted the workshop participants discussed the public health and medical consequences in some depth. Much attention was focused on measurement and its implications for how child development, well-being, and food insecurity are understood. Ziliak asked about the adequacy of the current state of knowledge, noting tremendous progress over the last 15 years since the food security module was introduced into the Current Population Survey (CPS). The collection of these data has been a tremendous resource for research to move forward. He said that researchers have learned a lot about what is affecting low-income and disadvantaged populations in this country through the food insecurity measures and its links to child development and other outcomes. Even though the data have some issues and gaps, Ziliak said he believes that important research on child hunger has progressed because of the available data. Its strengths and importance can be acknowledged, along with a discussion about opportunities for improvement.
Ziliak noted recurrent themes expressed by several speakers concerning the knowledge gaps that remain. He said that, as others observed during the workshop, measurement matters, both how food insecurity is conceived and how the questions are asked. He said that Korenman raised a provocative issue about the screener, the sequence and issues that are associated with this screen, and the questions asked in the implementation of the food security supplement (see Chapter 3). Ziliak said that he and several colleagues have been examining food insecurity as measured in the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), using data collected in 1999, 2001, and 2003. The rates of food insecurity measured in that survey are about half of those measured on the CPS, and the question is why. He said that he and his colleagues will review measurement issues based on Korenman's comments.
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Rowan Atkinson will appear as Henry VIII in the next series of Horrible Histories.
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Atkinson is one of several guest stars due to appear in the historical comedy programme's sixth series.
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Rowan Atkinson is to appear in the next series of Horrible Histories.
The Blackadder star will feature in the upcoming sixth series of the BBC's historical comedy children's show, playing Henry VIII.
Ben Miller will also appear in the series as King John, while Kevin Eldon will play William the Conqueror. Sanjeev Bhaskar will also feature in an unconfirmed cameo role.
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