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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Decent Hotel but way too costlyPosted Oct 6, 2015
The facilities were decent and upto the mark but it was quite expensive for the services they provided. The breakfast was good but I guess they are charging for the location they are situated at.
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Hotel close to Grand Teton NP and skiing regionPosted Oct 6, 2015
Awesome breakfast, rooms with some alpine flavor, and right next to the aerial tram.
for Familiesby A verified traveler
Posted Oct 5, 2015
Pros: Not a lot available because it was the end of the summer season and pre-ski season. Restaurant wasn't even open for the first 2 days we were there.
Location: Other than Yelllowstone, nothing much to do. Glad we didn't have small children who needed to be kept entertained.
Unless you're a real nature lover or it's the ski season, I wouldn't recommend staying more than two days in Jackson hole. There isn't a lot to do if it's not the ski season. You can visit Yellowstone and Jackson and be done in two days, three max. The scenery is breathtakingly beautiful though, which makes the visit worthwhile.
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Posted Oct 1, 2015
Nice place to stay. I would stay there again. .
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WONDERFUL SERVICE AT ALPENHOF LODGEPosted Sep 24, 2015
Pros: We liked the size of the hotel and we were most impressed with the wonderful staff
Cons: Nothing of any note...if the owners have the chance to upgrade the furniture, that would be the only advice
Location: Go into Jackson WY for the day or half day. Lots of good restaurants and shops. Of course, make the trips to Grand Teton & Yellowstone...spectacular
We chose Alpenhof Lodge in Teton Village for its location and fair price. Our experience went beyond those expectations because the staff and the wait staff in the restaurant were great! Each and every person we encountered was professional , helpful in every way and very friendly and amicable...and knew us by our names from Day 1. We were very pleased. The Alpenhof is older than most of its neighbors and some of the furniture shows a little wear, but the king size bed was very comfortable and the bathroom immaculate each day. We chose the Bavarian King room. Teton Village is about 10 miles outside of Jackson. We enjoyed this very much as the area is a lot quieter than Jackson, which is wonderful as well, but we like a quieter, smaller area for our hotels and this was perfect for the two of us. There are at least 5 other restaurants in the area ( try the Mangy Moose bar for fun) and restaurants on the road to Jackson as well. And, if the road is open, it offers a shorter route to Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone...we had to go back through Jackson which probably added about 30-40 minutes. Yet, the views of the Tetons made it all worthwhile!
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Nice beds extremely comfortablePosted Sep 22, 2015
Breakfast every morning was good. Barvarian style attracted me the facility was quaint and I enjoyed the stay.
by A verified traveler from Columbia, MO
For the price I expected more luxury.Posted Sep 20, 2015
After arriving at about 7:30 pm we could not be seated in the hotel restaurant and we had to go next door for dinner. The reason...they were accommodating a larger party of about 12 or so, even though there were still tables available. Needless to say we did not get to eat German. The hotel decor is old and outdated. Bathrooms and carpets especially. For this money you might as well go next door.
by A verified traveler from Pennsylvania
Not as close to JAC airport as it looksPosted Sep 15, 2015
Pros: Friendly staff.
We chose this hotel to begin and end our visit to the area because it looks fairly close to the Jackson Hole Airport. In particular, we had an early flight returning to the East and wanted a short drive. Turns out there is no direct road from Teton Village to the airport. You either have to travel through the park on an 8 mile, mostly dirt road with car eating potholes that required speeds as slow as 10 MPH (posted 25 MPH). Took roughly 40 minutes. The other option was to head south to Jackson, then north to the airport, roughly 21 miles, posted at 35 - 45 MPH at night, due to animal hazard. Takes around 45 min. Getting a motel in Jackson would allow much faster access to the airport.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Very good alpine style atmospherePosted Sep 14, 2015
Very nice hotel with excellent Swiss, Austrian menu in the Upstairs small dining room. My only complaint was for a ten dollar per day charge for a mini fridge. A hotel in this price level Should include a fridge as a standard amenity. They did remove the charge when I complained. All in all a very nice place. , for skiers, which I am not! The location is perfect. Right next to the gondola.
by A verified traveler from MA
Wish it was updatedPosted Sep 8, 2015
Pros: Location, ambiance.
We'ed loved this hotel over the years, but it needs some TLC and updating.


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Education and outreach have been the motivation behind SciLands.org, a virtual community in Second Life dedicated to science and technology. The dozens of members of the SciLands virtual mini-continent include NASA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the National Institues of Health and the Energy Department. National Public Radio broadcasts its Science Friday show from there.
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In SciLands, you can hear an astronomy lecture from the Adler Planetarium in Chicago, participate in a rocket-building contest and meet authors.
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NOAA chose Second Life in part because, "Second Life has one of largest potential audiences out there," Hackathorn said. Still, many agencies block access to Second Life from the office.
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In addition, ASH will sponsor a poster presentation contest for symposium participants. Students, in teams, can conduct research on sickle cell disease and present their findings. ASH symposium speakers and volunteers will judge the posters, awarding the top three groups with prizes of $1,500, $1,000, and $750 to be provided to the winning teams' science departments.
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Featured · Legal Affairs · Liberty
The NYPD's Revolt Is A Direct Threat To Democracy
The NYPD today is turning into an embarrassing neighborhood bully, and the only thing a bully understands is force.
Featured · Legal Affairs · Liberty
The NYPD today is turning into an embarrassing neighborhood bully, and the only thing a bully understands is force.
Economics · Featured · Liberty
The business of business is business. But that does not mean a business should unconcerned with outcomes or the world around it. It is evident that business concerns form an integral part of every aspect of human interaction.
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Featured · Podcast · Politics
Listen to author Charles C. Johnson talk about the life, philosophies and virtues of one of America's most underrated presidents, John Calvin Coolidge, Jr.
"Coolidge's greatest feat had been to restore the dignity and prestige of the presidency when it had reached "the lowest ebb in our history.'"
Budgets/Taxes · Featured · Politics
My enduring question for progressives is one they typically avoid answering, especially those holding elected office: In your perfect world, where, exactly, would you position the top rate?
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Jersey Boys On Broadway
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Jersey Boys On Broadway. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Click here for tour details, schedule and pricing
One of the best shows I have seen
Oh what a night! Fantastic seats, fantastic music, perfect!
Oh what a night. Absolutely fabulous. Would recommend this show to everyone. A nonstop show full of wit, songs, love laughter and sadness too. Thank you for the great seats too.
FANTASTIC! We (there were 10 of us) had AMAZING seats through Viator: 3 rows back center stage. One of the best plays I have ever seen. Would definitely use VIATOR again.
Great show, very talented stars, John Lloyd Young excelled as Franki Valli - could have sat and watched it all over again. The singing combined with the comedy while telling the story of the Four Seasons and the ongoing business friendship between Franki Valli and Bob Gaudio based on a hand shake was superb.
Fantastic show .......Really enjoyed enjoyed it.......fab acting and singing !!!! Would go again !!!
Great show, we would highly recommend it to anyone. The tickets were excellent too, 7 rows from the front.
I was a little worried about where our seats would be as we only had a voucher but once there we were given our seat allocation and they were centre ,half way down fantastic seats at the cheapest price. The show was great. and would see again. Thanks Viator for great seats will book with you again.
We thoroughly enjoyed this show. The acting and singing was wonderful! The theatre hold about 1300 seats, so it is not huge - and that is a good thing. This was a very enjoyable musical!
Gail B
I have booked through Viator for my last six trips to NYC. They have never let me down and this time was no exception. I booked for myself and 4 friends and we had seats on the third row center. Unbelievable!!
Everyone loved, loved, loved the show. Thank you Viator!!
perfect seat and excellent performance
United Kingdom
Ive been waiting to see this in new your for years,couldnt fit it in last times,what a treat,it was funny and sad,the cast were amazing,i would say im hard to please,i came away from the show buzzing,dont hesitate also the theatre is a perfect size not a bad seat,i booked with viator and we were in 5th row at front,great seats,best part of the trip for me.my husband was singing cant take my eyes of you for days to me ;))
Barry S
This was a wonderful evening. The music was terrific. Being able to get tickets at a discount was so helpful. I'd highly recommend this show and buying through Viator.
Sharon P
United Kingdom
Superb, a definite must see!
Fantastic show. Great seats as well.
This is now my favourite musical. Actually, to be honest, the only one I really enjoyed so far. Of course you have to like Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons' music, but even if you're not a big fan I am sure you will find this entertaining. Well told story, very well performed!
Superb show-great songs and outstanding performances by all actors
Great show and very good seats. Perfect way to end a trip here.
Absolutely brilliant - make sure you get to see it.
I would suggest you contact the theatre direct to compare prices rather than just assuming as I did that you are getting the best buy. That said, we got great seats.
Excellent!! Singing was amazing, seats were excellent!
If you plan a trip to New York The Jersey Boys is a must. Our seats were brilliant (1st class) the show was superb from the beginning to the end. My husband has always wanted to see the show and as I planned a trip to NY for his birthday I thought the best place to see it was on Broadway. It was one of the best shows I have ever seen. The cast are fabulous the music out of this world. Everyone singing along to all the songs. Go with Viator and you won't be disappointed. Fantastic Show.
Great show with great seats.
Helen R
United Kingdom
Fabulous, Amazing, thoroughly enjoyable. My friends and I booked a show through Viator on Broadway 3 years ago and were delighted with our seats, we were equally as delighted this time with great seating close to the stage. Beware the drinks in the bar were VERY expensive and very strong! The show was fabulous from beginning to end, can't recommend this highly enough.
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Proximity to the Dublin airport and retaurants.
The room looked 'tired'. There was water damage on the wooden tub skirt and the closet smelt slightly musty. Also we couldn't get the WiFi to work but in fairness we never pointed this out to the staff.
Amazing, hands down the best hotel experience I've ever had. World class staff, facilities and rooms.
location: convenient train into dublin Maynooth village is charming Liked history of the hotel
informal meals only available in lobby.....not the most comfortable situation for a meal. Ok for tea, but not meals
Good value for the money
a little out of the way from Dublin
Very nice staff.clesn and comfort
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ATLANTA, Aug. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Alimera Sciences, Inc., today announced that it has closed a $5 million extension of its Series C financing which was originally completed in March 2008. In connection with this financing, the purchasers of the $5 million in Series C preferred stock received warrants for an additional $10 million in Series C preferred stock. The warrant holders will have up to 30 days from the delivery of Phase III top-line data for Iluvien(R) to elect to exercise the warrants. If the majority of the holders of warrants make such election, then all warrant holders will be required to exercise their warrants in full. Alimera expects to receive the Phase III top-line data for Iluvien in December of this year.
Iluvien is an investigative, extended release intravitreal insert that Alimera is developing for the treatment of diabetic macular edema (DME). Currently, nearly 24 million people, or 8 percent of the population, in the U.S. have diabetes. Over time, all diabetics are at risk of developing DME. Based on published data, Alimera estimates that there are as many as 300,000 new cases of DME each year and 1,000,000 people have DME. There are no ophthalmic drug therapies currently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of this disease.
Each Iluvien insert is designed to provide a sustained therapeutic effect of up to 36 months, for the low dose of Iluvien, and up to 24 months, for the high dose of Iluvien. Iluvien is inserted into the patient's eye with a 25-gauge needle, which allows for a self-sealing wound. This insertion is very similar to an intravitreal injection, a procedure commonly employed by retinal specialists.
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Age: 19-24
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I have this in blackbean and milk..
This creases on me within minutes,even with a primer and shadow on top..
So i've tried to use this on my waterline but the pencils are way to creamy so it transfers on my bottom eyelashes...
Also the plastic cap cracks..
Only good thing is that they are pigmented..but what's the use if they are unusable?
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Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
i use this as a shadow base and in the waterline. it works well and lasts. the only thing i don't like about these pencils is the cap. it always cracks on them no matter how gentle you are.
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I use this as an eyeshadow base , easy to blend & it makes my eyeshadow pop . I love this product . ❤
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Keeps your eyeshadow on BUT it creases after a couple of hours. Would not buy again. Not sure why it has such great reviews.
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I love highlighting my eyes and i've always been obessed with white eye pencils
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After all the Hype and Urban Legend status of this product did it live up? Yes! I picked this up at my first Ulta Store shopping trip and love it for an eye primer, or all over brightener. Target carries it as well.
The matte white jumbo pencil is very creamy and easy to blend with no tugging and what I like the most is that the finish is just a bit tacky for a few minutes, which really holds on to powder eyeshadow. I've used it as an eyewash (a bit light but it works) and on the inner corners of my eye. (Not as successful) Also under the brow bone. It does not accentuate any crinkles on my skin either.
Now the down side: the staying power isn't the best and it can crease if applied to thick, or not blended out. I also wish NYX threw in some other matte hue's like Milk
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Milk is by far my favorite eyeshadow base; it's creamy, goes on my (dry) lids very well, and really enhances any shadow! For the price I think it's a steal considering how much product there is. Packaging is pretty awful, the cap is cracked all the way around but if you keep it in a sanitary makeup bag I think you should be fine. For those of you that can't find a good sharpener for this finicky pencil, I've gone through four sharpeners and the Sonia Kashuk sharpener (make sure it has a small and large hole!) for $4 at Target works THE best. To sharpen, I loosely wrap it in a paper towel and stick it in the freezer (I know, weird but trust me) for 15 minutes, take it out and viola! sharpen that bad boy and you're good to go!
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This has so many uses. I have used it for eyeliner and as an undereye lightener also as a base and highlighter. The only thing i dont like about it is the packaging. The cap kept falling off and wound up cracking at the bottom of my purse. Also i cant find a sharpener to sharpen it. But it works great so i will be buying another one.
on 10/15/2013 7:47:00 PM
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AMAZING!! I own a few jumbo eye pencils from NYX, but the milk shade is my favorite by far. It goes over very easy and makes the perfect base for eyeshadow. It really makes the eyeshadow pop, and helps with staying power.
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I loved the way this worked. I was in heaven for a week when I used this as a base. NO creasing beautiful OOOMPH on my shadows colors. But there was a snake in the paradise. I started noticing the milia bumps on my eyelids and under my brow bone and this was only product I recently started using. I am so heartbroken, but I have to give this up. It is simply too heavy for me. Back to MAC paint then.
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We have a limited supply of Goole AFC 2015/16 home and away shirts available in adult and junior sizes to purchase from the club shop.
Our football club survives thanks to the help and goodwill of people who volunteer their time and effort on a regular basis.
It's "Bingo Night" in the bar at the Victoria Pleasure Grounds tonight (Monday).
Goole AFC manager Alan Semley has this week captured the signing of striker Nick Guest from Farsley Celtic.
A great way of getting local brand awareness is with a pitch side advertising board at the Victoria Pleasure Grounds.
Two of our Reserves and U18's players have this week signed Evo-Stik forms and registered to play for out first team.
On Saturday October 10th we travel to Tividale and we hope as many of our supporters as possible will travel with us on the team coach.
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Hello "The Read on WNC" readers:
I'm posting this note to announce the publication of vol. 3 in my "Loy's Loonies" series. This one is called The Mortician's Road Trip and it's a bit more of a mystery than my earlier books. Here's a teaser for the story.
Upstate New Yorker Baz Rathbone makes ends meet by selling human skulls. By contract, he should cremate them, but he doesn't. His little business comes to the attention of the FBI when a woman spots…Continue
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The September issue of Western North Carolina Woman is out, and they have kindly included a chapter from Plant Whatever Brings You Joy! This is the story of my introduction to chipmunks the two years I lived in Asheville--and what they taught me! If you like this what you read, you might consider dropping by Malaprop's and get your copy of my book, and read all 52 stories! Thank…Continue
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Center Kicks Off New Series With A Bang
New "Keeping the Fires Burning Series" Launches With Betty Smith and Songcatcher
(from press release)
(HENDERSONVILLE, NC, August 18, 2015) – The Center for Cultural Preservation, is pleased to announce the launch of its second season of its popular public program series KEEPING THE FIRES BURNING- Heroes of Mountain…Continue
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Tickets on Sale for Daytrips to
Asheville Oct. 31 and Charlottesville, Va., Nov. 1
(from press release, 2015)
SPENCER, NC--Now in its ninth year, one of the N.C. Transportation Museum's most popular offerings combines the romance of rail travel, a great destination and the convenience of a day trip. Autumn Train Excursions offer the rare opportunity to take a daylight train trip on vintage rail cars through beautiful…Continue
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Author and Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist Rick Bragg to Read at UNC Asheville September 26
(from 2015 press release)
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and bestselling author Rick Bragg will give a reading at 3 p.m. on Saturday, September 26 at UNC Asheville's Sherrill Center, Mission Health System Mountain View Room. This…Continue
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R.T. Smith, poet, story-writer, and founder of Cold Mountain Review, honored with App State role
See notice of new book at Washington & Lee U.
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BOONE—Writer R.T. (Rod) Smith has been named the 2015-16 Rachel Rivers-Coffey Distinguished Professor in Creative Writing at Appalachian State University. Smith will…Continue
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I have a busy September talking about the American Revolutionary War and signing books.
8 Sep - Sons of the American Revolution - Kings Mountain, NC
13- Sep - Broad River Genealogical Society - Shelby, NC
17 Sep -Sons of the American Revolution - Bluffton, SC
23-24 Oct - Francis Marion Symposium - Manning, SC
Telling a story in pictures is Mount Mitchell, the newest addition to Arcadia Publishing's popular Images of America series. The book by local authors Jonathan Howard Bennett and David Biddix was released on August 3, 2015. The book boasts many vintage images that have never been published, and showcases memories of days gone…
Added by David Biddix on August 7, 2015 at 10:25pm — No Comments
Peachtree – Local author William Roy
Pipes announces the release of his two books
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Mammy: A Term of Endearment
I have a new novel I titled, Mammy: A Term of Endearment. Mammy is a fictional story of the slavery of a black woman who after being freed became my father's mammy. Some feel the word Mammy is a racial term, but my father considered it a term of…Continue
Added by William Roy Pipes on July 17, 2015 at 7:25am — 1 Comment
John Guzlowski is a writer and poet whose parents were forced laborers in Poland during WW II. He was born in a refugee camp before he came with his family to live in the Polish neighborhoods of Chicago. Already a highly regarded poet, he turned his childhood memories (including some gruesome child murders) into a novel titled SUITCASE CHARLIE.
Two war-weary Chicago detectives investigate a series of horrifying child murders. Before the crimes are solved, the reader follows…Continue
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Iris Press just released a new book of my poems, Kaleidoscope! These are poems written over the last 10 years, set in Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and North Carolina---!
Added by Tina Barr on June 2, 2015 at 7:21am — No Comments
I just posted a new blog entry describing the real places frequented by my characters--human and animal--in my novel. Most of the action in JHATOR takes place in these beautiful natural spaces that are protected throughout southeastern Massachusetts. Whether you have read my book or not, I hope you will visit them if you are traveling through the area.
You can read "Hiking the Landscape of JHATOR" as well as excerpts from my novel, at Christine-lajewski.squarespace.com
Added by Christine Lajewski on June 1, 2015 at 6:43pm — No Comments
Very excited to announce to my friends here at The Read on WNC that my publisher, Holladay House Publishing, will be re-releasing The Devil's Courthouse this summer. We are having a release celebration at Bearmeat's Indian Den in Cherokee, NC on Saturday, June 6, from 11 to 4. If you are in the area, please come out and help us celebrate! And we will be visiting bookstores across the WNC throughout the coming months!
Added by Lawrence Thackston on May 28, 2015 at 2:59pm — No Comments
Robert Morgan in area for new book of poems, Dark Energy
The Washington Post calls Robert Morgan's Dark Energy one of the three best poetry books of May 2015. See review.
Morgan comes to Malaprop's Bookstore, 7 p.m., June 5. …Continue
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June July August writing classes from Writers' Workshop
The following writing classes, sponsored by The Writers' Workshop, a non-profit center since 1985, meet at 387 Beaucatcher Rd., Asheville. Registration is in advance only, Visit www.twwoa.org. For more info, contact …Continue
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A Visit With Laura Ingalls Wilder
from press release
On Saturday, June 20 at 10:30 - 12:30, children are invited to join the Crafty Historian for a visit and picnic style tea party with Laura Ingalls Wilder at the Asheville History Center at Smith-McDowell House. Miss Daphne Ruth Darcy will interpret an older Laura Ingalls Wilder reflecting on her first year as a bride.
Gingerbread cake from Mrs. Wilder's own…Continue
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Eston Roberts announces publication of Metamorphosos: A Proposed Path to Independent Living--a re-definition and application of metaphor.
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Steve Inskeep, NPR Journalist, To Talk about Jacksonland at Cherokee Museum
from press release
Steve Inskeep will be speaking at the Museum of the Cherokee Indian about his new book, JACKSONLAND: President Andrew Jackson, Chief John Ross, and a Great American Land Grab. The event begins at 2 pm Sunday May 31 at the Museum of the Cherokee Indian at 589 Tsali Boulevard in Cherokee,…Continue
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With Emilio Eduardo Esparza, Colombian painter we share, in addition to our friendship from the classrooms of the Cardenas School of Palmyra, a Micro book of Colombian poetry: "Colombia in blue and pink", painted, diagramming and illustrated by hand by he, and that was about a group of poets, friends: Juan Manuel Roca, Guiovanny Queseps Hernan Buitrago Ramírez, etc. I thanks with brotherly love to this inclusion of me in the collection of poems made by Eduardo in his beautiful book…Continue
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UPDATE: UK: Co-op confirms exit of CEO Sutherland
By Katy Askew | 11 March 2014
Co-op must establish "professional governance" - exiting CEO Sutherland
The Co-operative Group this afternoon (11 March) confirmed CEO Euan Sutherland would leave the UK's fifth-largest grocer with immediate effect after the company accepted his resignation.
In a statement, the Co-op said CFO Richard Pennycook had been appointed interim chief executive after Sutherland quit under a year after he took the job.
Sutherland reportedly offered his resignation yesterday after details of his pay package were leaked.
The BBC said this morning The Co-op's board had met last night to try to change Sutherland's mind but his departure was announced just before 13:30 GMT.
"It is with great sadness that I have resigned as chief executive," Sutherland said. "I have given my all to the business and had hoped to be able to lead its revival. However, I now feel that until the group adopts professional and commercial governance it will be impossible to implement what my team and I believe are the necessary changes and reforms to renew the group and give it a relevant and sustainable future."
Ursula Lidbetter, the Co-op's chairman, said Sutherland's resignation must act as a "catalyst for real and necessary change" at the company.
Lidbetter expressed "deep regret" at Sutherland's departure and credited the chief executive with "saving" The Co-operative Bank from collapse last year.
"Euan and his team saved the The Co-operative Bank, without recourse to the taxpayer, and in doing so rescued the group from the biggest crisis in its 150-year history. They have worked night and day to renew the organisation and to give it a sustainable future," Lidbetter said.
The Co-op has faced numerous challenges in recent years - from the GBP1.5bn hole in the banking arm's balance sheet to declining sales and market share at the firm's food retail arm. Sutherland joined the mutual society in May from B&Q owner Kingfisher with the mandate of turning the firm's fortunes around.
In his statement, Sutherland said preventing The Co-operative Bank from falling into administration has been a "huge task" but insisted that "the changes required do not stop there". The Co-operative is in need of "fundamental modernisation", he argued.
He added: "The group must reduce its significant debt and drive major efficiencies and growth in all of its businesses, but to do so also urgently needs fundamental governance reform and a revitalised membership."
Sutherland said he is not accepting retention or long-term incentive payments previously agreed in association with the rescue of the bank.
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Talk:Differentiated services
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- 1 Example
- 2 Example Section?
- 3 Article lacks proper references to relevent IETF RFC's
- 4 Article requires significant re-write
- 5 Move section "Examples of good use of traffic classification with rationing" to Traffic Shaping article
- 6 Does DiffServ really provide guarantees?
- 7 "DiffServ vs. More Capacity" section seems biased
- 8 removing POV tag with no active discussion per Template:POV
- 9 Background section's use of field
"Example: Prioritizing specific data on communications networks.
Usually it is done by the router which connects a local area network to the Internet. The router then decides for example, to put interactive traffic like remote shells or online games to maximum priority in order to reduce latency. Other traffic like HTTP or SMTP then get some lower priority while usual downloads like FTP or peer to peer networks are getting the lowest priority. The decision about which traffic should get high priority usually depends on the intended usage of the network connection. Another approach for deciding which traffic is important is the TOS/DiffServ field in the IP header."
I don't understand the last sentence "Another approach ... is the TOS/Diffserv field in the IP header". Don't you rather mean the Ethernet frame ?
- There is a "Type of Service" field in the IPv4 header which is intended for such purposes. R6144 03:20, 25 January 2006 (UTC)
Example Section?[edit]
The Example section does not really seem to use the style I am accustomed to at Wikipedia.
I really don't see what the examples add to explaining the idea of DiffServ, especially the third example. JvdHam 14:51, 15 August 2006 (UTC)
Article lacks proper references to relevent IETF RFC's[edit]
This article lacks any reference to or discussion about relevent IETF RFC's that define the DiffServ "standards". At a bare minimum the article should discuss RFC2474 and RFC2475.
- 2475 is already in the intro of the article. Agree that the article needs a "references" section. (BTW: Sign your postings!) --Alvestrand 06:04, 31 August 2006 (UTC)
Article requires significant re-write[edit]
With respect to the original author of this article, who clearly tried to convey his understanding of DiffServ, the article, as written, does little to advance a proper understanding of DiffServ concepts as standardized in the IETF or implemented in today's IP networks.
I have started to add links to RFC's and external sources in order to provide a reference framework for the reader. (Work completed with revisions timestamped 31 August 2006) I next intend to begin work on a major overhaul of this article. I am soliciting input from the community and welcome comments or edits to my contributions.
I plan on making the following changes to the article:
- Remove the Examples section
- The examples given do not illustrate packet classification, Per Hop Behaviors, or provide any insight into queue servicing algorithms - all essential concepts in DiffServ.
- (Completed by PropellerHead 17:38, 13 September 2006 (UTC))
- Remove the Bandwidth Broker section
- RFC 2638 - which is the source of information for the Bandwidth Broker section - is a precursor work to today's DiffServ. In the Abstract section of the RFC the author indicates that the RFC is published to give the Internet community a reference point into the history of DiffServ and does not indicate future direction.
- Balance the Advantages/Disadvantages Section
- The peering issue discussed is not a DiffServ problem, but a trust issue. The "fat pipe" discussion is a religious war among propenents/opponents of traffic management/QoS schemes in general and is not specific to DiffServ. TCP Global Synchronization can be exacerbated by improperly designed DiffServ behaviors, but can also be mitigated with (Weighted) Random Early Discard. Rationing as discussed may be a disadvantage to the college student, but could certainly be viewed as an advantage if you're the ISP!
- Re-write introduction
- Description needs to be a simple explanation of classification and differentiated treatment based on traffic class.
- (Completed by PropellerHead 17:38, 13 September 2006 (UTC))
- Add detailed technical section
- Detail concerning format of DSCP, discussion of standardized per-hop behaviors, router mechanisms to manage classification.
- (Completed by PropellerHead 03:34, 14 September 2006 (UTC))
- An Example diagram of traffic flows with and without DiffServ enabled.
There's probably more, but it seems like a good place to start. Again, comments, flames or edit reversions welcome :)
--PropellerHead 01:22, 2 September 2006 (UTC)
There were a lot of inappropriate "citation needed" tags, messing up the logic structure of the text. In three subsections I removed some, so that the really problematic statements are pinpointed (I hope). I would suggest to only place general remarks (like the one which is already there), if a section is questionable. Otherwise the text may become unreadable. Tomdo08 (talk) 17:07, 5 April 2009 (UTC)
Find it interesting that you only bring examples of the internet as a means to show that Differentiated Services doesn't work as designed. Networks that span many users and many geograpic locations, all subscribing to a consistant network design do exist and for these networks Differentiated Services provide invaluable support. Not because the pipes are small, but because some real-time critical information, when it shows up, must get to where it needs to go. The key here is the measure the overall probability of success and enabling differentiated services increases that probability. Fatter pipes do nothing to support this probability though.
Cschlise (talk) 02:47, 12 May 2009 (UTC)
Move section "Examples of good use of traffic classification with rationing" to Traffic Shaping article[edit]
The section "Examples of good use of traffic classification with rationing" at the end of the article has nothing to do with DiffServ as such and should be moved to a more appropriate place like the Traffic Shaping article.
Cxxl 14:11, 12 September 2006 (UTC)
Does DiffServ really provide guarantees?[edit]
Having only read the article, I do not see how DiffServ does guarantee anything. Guarantee means to me that the network can ensure a certain bandwith/jitter/whatever for a specific user/flow under all circumstances ... Or am I wrong here? 188.8.131.52 09:18, 19 April 2007 (UTC)
- DiffServe doesn't guarantee anything. It is simply a system for marking different classes of traffic. Network equipment then reads the marks and decides which traffic to forward first, which can wait and which to drop. Network equipment can be configured to provide bandwidth guarantees or reservations (e.g. at least 20 Mbit of bandwidth through this link is reserved for traffic marked with DSCP=46) --Kvng (talk) 21:47, 6 April 2009 (UTC)
I respectfully disagree. DiffServ actually guarantees QoS, but it is subject to an appropriate network dimensioning or to admission control.
- In conjunction with legal agreements between providers it can guarantee bandwidth/jitter provided there's no deliberate or accidental breaking of the rules, so that everyone checks that you can accept the traffic before sending it towards you, in other words if everyone acts reasonably. But if somebody points a DDOS at you, you're screwed; or if there's a severe bug in networking software or something.- (User) Wolfkeeper (Talk) 23:03, 6 April 2009 (UTC)
Sorry Wolfkeeper, but DiffServ as defined does not guarantee anything. It provides guidelines for network elements on how those elements should manage traffic. The underlying traffic is still probabilistic, and as such, the service provider can only provide service to a level of "probability". For example, the provider can say that on average (or over the long term) the service will see X packet loss and Y jitter, but at any given time this values could be exceeded. So, assigning EF to a service only means it is placed on a specific queue and that queue gets serviced first. If 50 other packets are placed on the same EF queue, but the queue can only hold 40 packets, the services will suffer packet loss. Probabilities can be tweaked, but never eliminated (we can get into Poisson analysis, flow interactions, probabilites and so on, but that is a MUCH larger discussion). - Sid1138 (talk) 01:30, 13 September 2009 (UTC)
- If you read carefully, Wolfkeeper and the previous unsigned commenter have put forward conditioned statements: "...but it is subject to an appropriate network dimensioning or to admission control." "In conjunction with legal agreements between providers it can..." Their statements are technically correct but IMO, misleading. On its own, DiffServ does not provide any guarantees. A QoS system, with DiffServ being one (prominent) component, can provide guarantees. --Kvng (talk) 14:43, 14 September 2009 (UTC)
"DiffServ vs. More Capacity" section seems biased[edit]
This section presents an argument against the views of what "some people believe". I don't know whether opinion represented is generally agreed on or not, but this structure seems very unencyclopaedic. Furthermore, it is presenting an argument of the advantages of DiffServ within a section for Disadvantages.
- Both the Advantages and Disadvantages sections have this problem. These rants are not particularly DiffServ specific. If we're going to keep any of this discussion, much of it is probably more appropriate for the Quality of service article.--Kvng (talk) 20:55, 15 December 2009 (UTC)
- Since there was no further discussion, I have given the section a haircut. ~KvnG 00:00, 30 June 2013 (UTC)
removing POV tag with no active discussion per Template:POV[edit]
I've removed an old neutrality tag from this page that appears to have no active discussion per the instructions at Template:POV:
- This template is not meant to be a permanent resident on any article. Remove this template whenever:
- There is consensus on the talkpage or the NPOV Noticeboard that the issue has been resolved
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Since there's no evidence of ongoing discussion, I'm removing the tag for now. If discussion is continuing and I've failed to see it, however, please feel free to restore the template and continue to address the issues. Thanks to everybody working on this one! -- Khazar2 (talk) 04:18, 27 June 2013 (UTC)
Background section's use of field[edit]
Use of the term "field" in the "Background" paragraph may be incorrect, especially within the context of RFC 791, which distinguishes between an octet and a field as a set of contiguous bits which may be less, equal or more in number than 8. This leads to incorrect statements in the above paragraph. The DS field does not replace the ToS field; before RFC 2780, it could at best be written that the DS field replaces the ToS octet, of which the ToS field is a portion. Taking the update in RFC 2780 into account, not even the statement (written in this edit) that "the DS field replaces the ToS octet" is correct, since the DS field is the lower six bits of the second octet of the IP v4 header. Still within this scope, the "IP Precedence" specification is not a part of the ToS field; it is a part of the ToS octet; the ToS octet contains the "IP Precedence field" and the "ToS field". Therefore, I propose the following edits:
Replace: In December 1998, the IETF published RFC 2474 - Definition of the Differentiated services field (DS field) in the IPv4 and IPv6 headers, which replaced the IPv4 TOS field with the DS field.
With: In December 1998, the IETF published RFC 2474 - Definition of the Differentiated services field (DS field) in the IPv4 and IPv6 headers, which replaced the IPv4 TOS field and the IPv4 Precedence field with the DS field.
Replace: In the DS field, a range of eight values (Class Selectors) is used for backward compatibility with the IP precedence specification in the former TOS field.
With: In the DS field, a range of eight values (Class Selectors) is used for backward compatibility with the IP precedence specification in the former TOS octet. [1]


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