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|Art and Art History; Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies; Center for Women's and Gender Studies
|The interdisciplinary study of modernism, including the relation of modern art to fields such as geometry, science and technology, and mystical and occult philosophies
|High, Timothy
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|printmaking; serigraphy; his work concentrates on the foibles of human nature as manifested in the individual and throughout society as a whole
|Hildebrandt, Megan
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227 Haven Avenue
227 Haven Ave
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Washington Heights
New York, NY 10033
Cross streets:
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This 6-story prewar elevator building features larger-than-average apartment units in a variety of layouts. Inside, you'll find a spacious lobby with marble accents and high ceilings. The building boasts incredible views across the Hudson River. Public transportation and recreational landmarks like Fort Washington Park are just a short walk away. The building is attached to its sister building with the address 217 Haven Avenue.
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Set on a high ridge, the bustling streets of the Heights are lined with established and up-and-coming businesses and a number of colleges, including Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. In culture, it marks a high point too. It is home to the Cloisters in Fort Tryon Park, the Morris-Jumel Mansion (the oldest remaining house in Manhattan) and Fort Washington Park, which offers views across the Hudson and is home to the famous Little Red Lighthouse.
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Video: European Defense Trends 2012: Budgets, Regulatory Frameworks, and the Industrial Base
Video: European Defense Trends 2012: Budgets, Regulatory Frameworks, and the Industrial Base
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The European defense market is composed of three key elements: national defense spending, the European defense acquisition regulatory environment, and the European defense and security industrial base. This report constitutes the third iteration of a comprehensive assessment of European defense trends conducted by the Defense-Industrial Initiatives Group at CSIS. This iteration incorporates newly available data and adds new layers of analysis to create a more thorough assessment of the European defense market. In addition, it offers option sets for the relevant stakeholders - national governments, the European Union, and the European defense and security industry - on how to respond more effectively to the key challenges in the European defense market.ProgramsTopicsRegions
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SOC II Lineman of the Year: J.J. Hettinger (Valley)
SOC II Coach of the Year: Darren Crabtree (Valley)
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Original riot grrrl Kathleen Hanna was memorialized in film earlier this year in Kerthy Fix's documentary Who Took the Bomp? Le Tigre on Tour; now the Brooklyn filmmaker Sini Anderson is taking a more extended look at Hanna's life with her own film, The Punk Singer. Of the film, Anderson writes:
The first question that the mention of a documentary about Kathleen Hanna prompts is usually, Why hasn't one already been made? Credited as a founder of the third wave of feminism and Riot Grrrl - Hanna has been a seminal radical activist, musician, and cultural icon for over twenty years. She's also been a lightening rod for controversy, and a famously private person. Five years ago, she disappeared from the public eye, and is only now re-emerging. The Punk Singer combines twenty years of archival footage and an intimate look at four consecutive seasons of Hanna's present life, to tell the story of what happened, and who she is now.
Anderson and her crew have finished shooting the film, which includes interviews with Hanna's husband Adam Horovitz, her Le Tigre and Bikini Kill bandmates, Joan Jett, Corin Tucker, and Carrie Brownstein, but now they're out of money needed for the editing process. That's where Kickstarter comes in.
The Punk Singer's Kickstarter page states that they need a total pledge of at least $44,000 by October 27 to complete the film. At press time, they've got less than half of that--$16,207 has been pledged by 334 backers.
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The Washington D.C. chapter of the American Institute of Architects is moving into new digs soon–that stretch of storefronts on 7th Street in Penn Quarter you might have noticed with construction about to begin inside. The District Architecture Center, which will show off D.C.'s contemporary architectural prowess and house the Alliance Francaise on the ground floor, needs $1.5 million to build out the space. So far they've only got a third of that. The sale of their current headquarters on Church Street NW–under contract for $1.6 million, down $200,000 from the list price–will allow them to finish construction, but they'd still like to replace that for operating costs down the line.
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Blocks: Mass Actions block
This block allows instructors to perform actions upon multiple resources or activities, rather than having to perform repeated actions on individual items.
Supported actions include mass selection, indentation, deletion, hiding, showing, and moving. To select items to perform actions on, simply click the checkbox to the right of it in the course home page or use select functionality, then click the action you would like to perform in the block.
Note: the original block for Moodle 1.9 is on http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-20213; this is the version for Moodle 2.
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Running 2.6.4 and can confirm it's not appear in Blocks list, though has installed.
Any ideas? Would be a huge help!
- Thu, Sep 18, 2014, 12:31 AMI can echo that it all looks correctly installed, but nothing on the drop down to add an instance.
- Tue, Feb 24, 2015, 3:10 PMHi
Do you know any way to do something similar with activity settings? I need to change the "Allow access from" and "Allow access until" settings to a series of activities in one go.
Even better: being able to do this across many different courses, instead of just one at a time.
- Tue, Feb 24, 2015, 9:01 PM@Sebastien Jaffredo,
I am not aware of a block or plug-in that could do this for you. I'll bring the idea up to our analysts and see how useful they feel this might be for our users. If they like the idea, then I'll see about getting work on that prioritised, whether that is my coding such a thing from start to finish or merely contributing to someone else's work. I'm not sure how you could set such a thing up to affect multiple courses and multiple activities within those courses simultaneously. Obviously, you probably could, but it would probably be easiest to make it work at a course level. Also, how often would changing these settings across multiple courses really be useful?
- Wed, Mar 11, 2015, 1:50 AMWe've noticed a conflict between this plugin and certain course formats, especially Collapsed Topics. When Collapsed Topics is selected as the Course Format, this block does not appear in the drop-down list, nor will it display. If we set the course to Topics or Weeks, the block works again. If we set the course format back to Collapsed Topics, the block disappears again.
- Wed, Mar 11, 2015, 4:45 AM@Sebastian, see discussion about the "Assignment Reset Tool" in https://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-30049?filter=14374 and at https://github.com/fernandooliveira/moodle-block_art_24 Documentation is here: http://moodlefn.com/docs/MoodleFN_Assignment_Reset_Tool.pdf - this doesn't allow you to set "access from" and "access to" dates, but could probably be extended to do so. It also only works on assignments, not other activities, but at least it's a starting point.
- Wed, Jun 24, 2015, 4:08 AMElizabeth, did you get collapsed topics issue sorted? - Derek
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The problem she reported should be fixed. The block was previously coded to work only with certain course formats. The latest version available does not possess this limitation.
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- Wed, Aug 26, 2015, 4:44 AMHi Clem,
I just tried to translate some strings, but your plugin doesn't seem to be integrated into AMOS. Do you know wether this is normal? Is it a bug?
- Fri, Sep 25, 2015, 6:37 PMHi,
I would like to know if "...and AJAX must be disabled" is relevant for moodle 2.7.
Thank you.
- Fri, Oct 2, 2015, 5:07 AMBefore an upgrade, all my courses rested upon the Tab course format. During the upgrade, I forgot to add the Tab plugin files to the relevant directory and the result was a total mess. All files and exercises in various sections within a lesson were now listed under one section and all the remaining sections were blank! In one lesson, there were more than 300 items to move. It is all thanks to this plugin that this took less time than I feared. I would like to thank those who developed and improved this wonderful and very useful plugin.
- Wed, Nov 11, 2015, 6:35 AMGreat block, very useful - thank you! I wonder if it would be difficult to enable this block to be used in the 'Activities' view. While I can get the block to appear in this view, it will not display all the check boxes. I think adding this functionality, to mass delete, hide or move by Activity would bump this into one of the most effective admin tools yet!
- Thu, Dec 3, 2015, 8:17 AMAre there plans to add "copy" to this block?
- Thu, Feb 18, 2016, 12:09 AMI have added a pull request that adds a "Duplicate to section" functionality. Please consider adding this feature. Thanks!
- Thu, Apr 21, 2016, 3:26 PMThank you for adding the duplicate feature and sorry that I didn't return to this site sooner. I tried the duplicate function today and it works great.


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Phoneography Guide: How to Shoot a Wedding on Your Phone!
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The Big Day. You're outfitted, rehearsed and have a belly full of butterflies.
This isn't your wedding day. It's the day you're shooting one with your phone!
So what apps are you going to use and what lenses will help you along the way? And OMG whataboutbatterylife.
Photojojo's very own *pro* photographer Kim Thomas will tell you just what you need to shoot a wedding with your phone!
She recently shot one here in San Francisco for the lovely couple pictured, Jonathan & Brandi.
It's a big day. Not just for them, but for you and your phoneography chops, too.
Kim's Wedding Phoneography Guide
p.s. Way cool opportunity here! Kenneth Cole is featuring Instagrammers on its Collection Site. Enter your photos for a shot with this week's theme "iconic".
Why it's cool:
There are all kinds of reasons you might want to shoot a wedding with your phone!
Maybe it's the challenge you've been missing or maybe it's just that your DSLR's in the shop.
Maybe you just want to see if it can be done! Will your photos look much different through your phone's lens as opposed to your DSLR's? Will your friends be able to tell?
It's exciting, and you're dying to see what will happen. So try it! Kim did. Here's her guide on how to best prep yourself for the big day.
- A camera bag (Kim used the Any Bag Insert)
- Your camera phone
- Another camera phone, as a backup (an older model or a friend's works)
- A charger
- A portable backup charger (Kim used the Mophie)
- Cell lenses, such as our Phone Lens Series or the Olloclip
- Optional: the iPhone SLR Mount
- Glif Plus tripod mount (for the iPhone) & a tripod
NOTE: This will vary from photographer to photographer, but the above is to give an idea of the kinds of tools that will help you get awesome results like Kim's!
If the wedding is outdoors, you're all set with natural lighting.
Either using an outside camera app or your phone's built-in shooting app, you can choose your exposure by touching the part of the photo or using an exposure adjustment tool to get your exposure just how you want it.
HDR mode (either built-in or via an app, like HDR Pro) will help capture a balanced exposure when you have bright skies and a shadowy subjects.
If your wedding is indoors, place the couple next to windows where you can find natural light.
If you don't have any windows to work with, this is where the Glif Plus and your tripod will come in handy. That's because you'll want to stabilize your phone as much as you can when you're shooting indoors.
You won't be able to eliminate all noise, but it will help, and some grain is a-okay in my books. A little bit of grain and even some motion blur gives photos that old film look.
EXTRA TIDBIT: You might consider combining the powers of a tripod, an app that lets you control shutter speed (like Slow Shutter Cam for iPhone or Light Painting Camera for Android), and an external flash. With these, you can set a long exposure and pop off a flash to light your couple.
Apps & Tools
I edited all the photos with Instagram after the wedding. I also used an app called PhotoForge2 to help straighten some of the photos. PhotoForge2 also gives you control of curves and levels in your photos.
For Androiders, PicSay and Camera360 are both excellents app for making small exposure adjustments, straightening, and cropping.
When it comes to outside accessories, cell lenses are really helpful in getting a closer view when you can't get close enough or giving you a wider angle when you need to pack more into your image than space allows you.
And if you want to get advanced, you can try something like the iPhone SLR Mount which lets you shoot photos on your iPhone with a Canon or Nikon SLR lens!
Shooting Portraits
I start photographing people from farther away so they can get used to the presence of the camera, er, phone, being there.
People like direction and trust you to make them look good, so tell them what to do and how to stand. For example, it's as simple as telling them to "stand facing one another and hold hands."
When posing the couple, you can still capture candid moments by telling them to have a conversation with one another. They'll start talking and laughing, and then you can snap your photo.
Having your subjects change up their line of view can help change the mood in the photo. A photo of a couple standing there looking at the camera will look a lot different from a photo of the couple standing there looking off into the distance. It adds a little wonder to your photo.
Lastly, remember that the environment is that additional subject in your frame. Pose your couple based on what's around you. They could be leaning against a tree, looking over a balcony or sitting on some steps.
Shooting Candids
Candids can be tricky because your iPhone doesn't work as quickly as your DSLR will.
Since that's the case, don't be afraid of motion blur. You can still capture the mood, and the blur may make your photos look more like film, which is always cool.
Battery Life
If possible, have a backup phone. You might use an older model that you no longer use as a phone or borrow one from a friend.
If you are at an indoor location, I recommend leaving one of your phones plugged in a safe place, and then you can swap phones once your current one is almost out of battery.
If you don't have an extra phone on you, keep a portable backup charger (I used the Mophie) with you for when you need to recharge your phone. Remember to start charging your phone before it's too late as it will take a bit of time to charge back up.
If you have any downtime during the wedding (say the couple is going to freshen up and grab some drinks), use that time to charge up.
Even More Tips & Inspiration
- Flip your phone to airplane mode to stave off interruptions.
- Check out this team of photographers who used our iPhone SLR Mount to shoot Australia's first iPhone wedding!
- Catch our guides to the best iPhone and Android camera apps
- Find even more *excellent* app recommendations at We Love Phoneography


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Today the cyber security experts at Norton announced the top 10 riskiest U.S. cities for cybercrime. The next time you pay a bill or update your status on Facebook you might want to look over your shoulder [virtually]. It seems Seattle, Boston, San Francisco and Washington D.C. are the riskiest all around cybercrime cities, thanks in part to the large number of Wi-Fi hotspots.
Let's have a look at the top 10:
1) Seattle
2) Boston
3) Washington, D.C.
4) San Francisco
5) Raleigh, N.C.
6) Atlanta
7) Minneapolis
8) Denver
9) Austin, TX
10) Portland, OR
The above rankings were determined by combining data from Symantec Security Response as well as third-party data about online shopping and Wi-Fi hotspots. Now more than ever people are relying on the Internet for their daily communications, online shopping and paying their bills. These activities can expose a user to heightened risk levels, especially if conducted on public networks such as wireless hotspots at your local coffee shop or bookstore. Apparently living in a techno-savvy city such as Seattle or San Francisco does not make you any less susceptible to cybercrime, to the contrary in fact. In a press release put out by Norton, Bert Sperling, founder of Sterling's Best Places said "Despite people's familiarity with technology and the Internet, this study shows that everyone is exposed to a certain level of risk when they are online..."
How can you protect yourself?
In the interest of protecting the noble citizens of the world wide web [and selling some product] Norton offers up the following Top 3 Safety Tips:
o Use legitimate security software such as Norton Internet Security and Norton 360
o Always keep your computer's operating system and software up to date and patched
o Get educated and stay aware: check out www.everyclickmatters.com and for those of you with children in your family download the Norton Family Online Safety Guide
Here are a few tips and links I would like to add to that:
o Avoid hopping on to any available Wi-Fi hotspot out there. Most public hotspots are open and they don't require a password. That makes them insecure as they are available to pretty much anyone. If you do use a public hotspot be sure to have security enabled on your computer. In many cases the firewall software that is built-in to Windows [or your OS] is not enough to protect you.
o If you have children on your network be sure to protect them from the content that is out there and also protect your files and network from their activities online. Consider using parental control software such as Net Nanny
o Never shop or enter any personal information in a browser window that is not secure. Any legitimately secure web page that collects and transmits your credit card number or any other personal information should use SSL to encrypt the data. A secure web page is generally characterized by a "lock" icon. For more information on web page security visit the SSL knowledge Base.
o Use common sense: if you are in a public place be sure that no one is watching your screen. Look around and see if there is another person or even a security camera that might record your actions.
Worth a mention
Detroit was ranked the least risky online city. Yep, the city that brought us Robocop is the most conservative when it comes to cybercrime, Internet access, spending on computer equipment, and wireless Internet access. El Paso, Texas and Memphis, Tennessee ranked second and third [respectively] least risky cybercrime cities.
Sensing a disturbance in the force?
If you sense cybercrime or are a victim of Internet crime try filing a complaint with IC3 (Internet Crime Complaint Center). IC3 was established by the U.S government as a partnership between the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) to receive Internet related criminal complaints.
Albert Einstein once said "Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new." Well the Internet is no longer a novelty; we've been using it for years. It is time we learn how to conduct ourselves safely. Albert Einstein also said "Before God we are all equally wise - and equally foolish." I guess the same is true before cybercriminals. Be wise.


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McMorrow labs commemorates 50 years with ceremony
Mar 13, 2014
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. (March 12,2013) -- Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Command commemorated 50 years since the dedication of its facility, McMorrow Laboratories, here March 12.
Army's longest serving senior research scientist retires
Mar 12, 2014
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (March 12, 2014) -- After 32 years of civil service, James J. Valdes, Ph.D., stepped down in January from his role as the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center's Scientific Advisor for Biotechnology, a position that he has held since 1990, making him the longest serving ST in the Army.
JUPITR program takes shape on Korean Peninsula
Mar 12, 2014
The Joint United States Forces Korea Portal and Integrated Threat Recognition advanced technology demonstration is underway and already making a difference to the Korean Peninsula.
Fifty Years Of Taking Technology To Troops
Mar 12, 2014
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- Happy 50th anniversary, AMRDEC. On March 12, 1964, the Francis J. McMorrow Missile Laboratories was dedicated in memory of the first commander of the Missile Command at Redstone Arsenal. Today, the Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center, which consists of McMorrow Labs and many other research and test facilities throughout Redstone Arsenal and the world, will recognize its 50th anniversary with a ceremony for its employees and longtime supporters.
Imaginative invention inspires young and old at Maker Faire
Mar 12, 2014
PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. - Not all inventions that come from Picatinny Arsenal personnel win awards for their military utility and the Orbital Rendersphere is a prime example. Instead, at the most recent Maker Faire in New York, the Orbital Rendersphere is the winner of multiple awards for its creativity and ingenuity.
'Armed with Science' pilot episode features defense breakthroughs
Mar 10, 2014
The Pentagon Channel's pilot episode of Armed with Science is airing at 9 a.m., 1 p.m., and 5 p.m. (EST), March 10, 2014, and will delve into Army Research Laboratory and Naval Research Laboratory science that shapes the future of defense.
Army researcher goes to Maryland's State House to exhibit research
Mar 10, 2014
ANNAPOLIS, Md (March 10, 2014) -- Samantha Wallace from the U.S. Army Research Laboratory's Human Research and Engineering Directorate presented her dissertation research to students, faculty, staff and alumni from Morgan State University at the University's 4th annual "Innovation Day" celebration that was held at the Miller Senate Office Building in Annapolis, Md., Feb. 20.
MORE is better when it comes to food rations
Mar 10, 2014
Warfighters in extreme, demanding operational environments need additional sustenance to complete their missions successfully -- they simply need MORE.
Picatinny scaling up in-house chemicals production to shun higher costs
Mar 7, 2014
Picatinny scientists and engineers have established a pilot production facility to create the Army's only in-house process for scaling up chemical compounds, a move that could save money by not having to rely on costlier compounds from outside suppliers.
DoD Manufacturing Institutes highlight AMC partnerships with academia, industry
Mar 5, 2014
When President Barack Obama spoke to the nation Feb. 25 about the next two Department of Defense-led manufacturing institutes, Army Materiel Command leaders were there. Gen. Dennis L. Via, AMC Commander, as well as RDECOM Director Dale Ormond, and AMC Chief Technology Officer Dr. Grace Bochenek, were among the Department of Defense and industry invitees. Also included were Frank Kendall, Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics; Dr. Ernest Moniz, Secretary of Energy, and Office of Science and Technology Policy Director John P. Holdren.
Army scientists inspire young students
Feb 26, 2014
BEL AIR, Md. -- A team of Army scientists and engineers descended on Southampton Middle School Feb. 20 with a mission to ensure future Soldiers have the best technology available.
Army researchers focus on partnerships
Feb 25, 2014
Army researchers, scientists and engineers are collaborating and sharing to leverage limited resources and discover leap-ahead technologies.
Medal of Honor recipient Ty Carter waging war on PTSD
Feb 24, 2014
NATICK, Mass. (Feb. 24, 2014) -- Staff Sgt. Ty Carter has two words for Soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, "Get help." The Medal of Honor recipient brought this message to the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center Feb. 19.
Cone shares Army focus for Force 2025
Feb 24, 2014
The commander of U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command mapped out the Army's path forward for attendees of the Association of the United States Army's 2014 Winter Symposium in Huntsville, Ala., as he spoke on Force 2025, Feb. 20, 2014.
Army scientists improve calibration standards
Feb 19, 2014
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Feb. 19, 2014) -- Materials deposited on manmade or natural surfaces are more frequently being utilized as calibration standards for chemical and biological (chem-bio) detecting systems. To determine threshold sensitivity of systems which detect chemical, biological, and explosives materials, precise accurate quantities must be deposited without any additional interference.
Husband, wife Army scientists receive Black Engineer of the Year Awards
Feb 19, 2014
Two U.S. Army computer scientists were recognized for their individual contributions to the scientific community at the annual Black Engineer of the Year Award STEM Conference, Feb. 8, 2014, in Washington, D.C.
AUSA Winter kicks off in Huntsville
Feb 19, 2014
Army seeks science, technology advances through partnerships
Feb 19, 2014
The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command depends on partnerships to develop world-class technology and engineering solutions. Our mission is only achievable if we continue to reach out and build partnerships across all of our core competencies.
Interview with Army acquisition leader Heidi Shyu
Feb 19, 2014
WASHINGTON (Feb. 19, 2014) -- Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology Heidi Shyu serves as the Army acquisition executive, the senior procurement executive, science advisor to the Secretary of the Army.
Technology demonstrations highlight synergy
Feb 19, 2014
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Feb. 19, 2014) -- Over the past 10 years, the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command has been striving to strengthen partnerships and collaborations to develop cutting edge technology for Soldiers.
AMC leader's visit to research lab gives insight into leap-ahead technologies
Feb 10, 2014
Gen. Dennis L. Via, the U.S. Army Materiel Command commanding general, visited the U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Feb. 7, 2014, to gain a deeper understanding of the research that is being conducted at the lab in support of Soldiers today, and those who will don the nation's uniform well into the future.
Free falling: Natick helps military paratroopers
Feb 3, 2014
Product Manager Soldier Clothing and Individual Equipment, working with the Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center, is tackling the capability gaps in oxygen supply, navigation and extreme temperatures associated with high-altitude parachutist missions.
U.S. Army, Australian leaders talk research, development cooperation
Jan 30, 2014
Australia's chief defense scientist met with U.S. Army leaders Jan. 27, 2014, at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., to explore opportunities for research and development partnerships.
AMC commander: Natick 'critical' to Army, nation
Jan 30, 2014
The commanding general of the U.S. Army Materiel Command visited Natick Soldier Systems Center, Mass., to learn more about what is done on the installation to support America's warfighters.
U.S., Canada partner to upgrade Canadian howitzer
Jan 28, 2014
The Canadian Army has enlisted the help of Picatinny Arsenal, N.J., engineers to evaluate the life-span of their World War II-era C3 Howitzer.
Army researchers inspire commercial rifle fire control systems
Jan 28, 2014
Researchers at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory go about their business every day working on projects to help better serve the military and its members who protect our country. Sometimes the research inspires commercial companies to do additional research and expand on certain aspects to develop products of their own.
Meet and greet highlights interesting Soldiers at Natick
Jan 28, 2014
For the first time ever, the personnel working at the Natick Soldier Systems Center were able to put faces to those busy testing new systems behind the scenes … the Soldiers.
Army program secures critical component for artillery, mortar ammunition
Jan 23, 2014
The U.S. Army is nearing completion on a project to eliminate its dependency on foreign countries for a critical energetic component in artillery and mortar ammunition, officials said.
Science for the Environment at Army Base Camp Integration Lab
Jan 17, 2014
FORT DEVENS, MA--Have you ever wondered how much electricity or water you use in a day? Scientists and researchers at the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Systems Center have, and are working to measure those resource uses to find ways to make base camps more energy efficient.
'Maj. Clo' feels the heat at Natick
Jan 16, 2014
If he's a bit of a hot head these days, you'll have to excuse him. "Maj. Clo" is just doing his job. Lately, he's literally been feeling the heat at work, because Maj. Clo is the thermal test manikin at the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine.
Military training equals skills in STEM Ed
Jan 16, 2014
Today about 3 million positions are vacant because companies can't find workers with basic technical skills in science, technology, engineering and math, also known as STEM. That's why 93 students from the Grafenwoehr Elementary school in Germany, took a field trip on Jan. 14 to the Joint Multinational Training Command.
…Army organizations partner during NIE; helping Soldiers with system complexity and 'information ove
Jan 16, 2014
The U.S. Army Research Laboratory's Human Research and Engineering Directorate has provided manpower and personnel integration (MANPRINT) analytical support to the Network Integration Evaluation since its inception in May 2011. The NIE is a series of semi-annual, Soldier-led evaluations designed to further integrate, mature and rapidly progress the Army's tactical network. During the evaluations, three Army organizations --the Brigade Modernization Command , the Army Test and Evaluation Command and the System of Systems Engineering and Integration Directorate -- integrate networked and non-networked capabilities with a full brigade combat team to assess capabilities in an operational environment and to determine their implications across DOD's doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership and education, personnel and facilities, or DOTMLPF.
Polcawich selected to receive 2012 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers
Jan 15, 2014
Dr. Ronald Polcawich, team lead for Piezoelectric-Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems (PiezoMEMS) Technology in the U.S. Army Research Laboratory's Sensors and Electron Devices Directorate, was recently selected to receive the 2012 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers. This is the highest honor bestowed by the United States Government on science and engineering professionals in the early stages of their independent research careers.
RDECOM deputy director visits ARL
Jan 14, 2014
Jyuji Hewitt, deputy director for the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, recently visited a number of directorates within the U.S. Army Research Laboratory to help familiarize him with the research being conducted there, which are all part of RDECOM.
Picatinny project engineer prepares for overseas mission
Jan 14, 2014
The New Year may serve as an impetus for change among many employees at Picatinny Arsenal. For one Picatinny engineer, that change starts in France. For 11 years, Sandra Gomez has been a project engineer at the Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center. But this month Gomez's career will take a new trajectory as she begins a three to five year position as the technical director for the RDECOM International Technology Center in France.
Army AL&T magazine focuses on the Army industrial base
Jan 14, 2014
MoBs, FaCs, STEM and FMS--these are just a few of the ways that the U.S. Army, along with DOD and others, is working to preserve the knowledge, skills and capabilities that make up its industrial base. You can read about them all in the new edition of Army AL&T magazine, available online now.
New ULTRA facility opens on C4ISR campus
Jan 13, 2014
Three Army organizations have united to form the new Unified Lab for Tactical Radios - Army (ULTRA), combining research, development, sustainment and acquisition efforts for the Army's radio portfolio in a single location. The new facility combines personnel and resources from the Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM), Program Executive Office Command, Control, Communications-Tactical (PEO C3T) and Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center (CERDEC) in order to provide economies of scale and better coordination of radio technologies throughout their lifecycle.
CROWS second screen boosts situational awareness for vehicle crews
Jan 10, 2014
Army engineers developed a cabling system to route the video signal from the Common Remotely Operated Weapons Station gunner's fire control unit in the back of a tactical vehicle to the Driver's Vision Enhancer screen situated in the front of a vehicle.
Army power, energy research moves forward
Jan 2, 2014
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Jan. 2, 2014) -- Army researchers and scientists are advancing power and energy for the future.
Engineers answer student questions, clear up misconceptions about engineering, STEM
Dec 20, 2013
Army scientists gave advanced math and science high school students math first-hand insight into engineering as a career path at a panel discussion in Bel Air, MD Dec. 18.
ECBC, Harvard collaborate on organ-on-a-chip research
Dec 20, 2013
U.S. Army and Harvard University researchers are partnering to advance organ-on-a-chip research with the goal of aiding Soldiers and the nation.
Gaian Database technology seeks to optimize data identification and processing
Dec 19, 2013
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Dec. 19, 2013) -- Data volumes are in a stage of continuous growth, particularly in the areas of science, industry, and the military. Thus, the issue of authenticated federated sharing and the breadth and depth of information available, as well as the capacity to process it in a timely manner, are ongoing challenges as it pertains to information management.
Mait named chief scientist of Army Research Laboratory
Dec 18, 2013
Dr. Joseph Mait, U.S. Army Research Laboratory Fellow, was recently selected as chief scientist of ARL. As chief scientist, Mait's goal is to assist the ARL Director fulfill his vision for the lab.
Army researchers earn top honors for mission-critical food inspection efforts
Dec 18, 2013
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Dec. 19, 2013) -- A team of researchers from the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center received the United States Department of Agriculture Secretary's Honor Award at the 65th Annual Secretary Honor Awards Ceremony. The team was recognized for partnering with the USDA to conduct critical chemical threat agent research to ensure that the nation's food supply is safe and reliable.
War College professor talks Millennials, future of Army leadership
Dec 6, 2013
An Army research professor lectured engineers on the link between generational differences and the Army's readiness to develop leaders in accordance with the Army core doctrine of Mission Command Dec. 3 at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
RDECOM discusses contracting opportunities at 2013 APBI
Dec 5, 2013
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Dec. 5, 2013) -- The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command presented upcoming contracts Dec. 4 during APG's second annual Advanced Planning Briefing for Industry conference. Mary Miller, deputy assistant secretary of the Army for Research and Technology, discussed the current state and the future of Army science and technology during her keynote speech at the APG Post Theater. She emphasized that the research and development community will serve a key role in shaping the Army's future after 12 years of war.
Natick welcomes new senior commander
Dec 5, 2013
Brig. Gen. William E. Cole assumed command of the Natick Soldier Systems Center in a Dec. 5 ceremony at NSSC's Hunter Auditorium.
ECBC employees nationally recognized for expertise, committment
Dec 4, 2013
U.S. Army researchers earn awards from the Federal Laboratory Consortium and Penn State University
Building the Human Body, One Cell at a Time
Dec 4, 2013
Reginald Gray, Ph.D., discusses how he applies his medical background to the human-on-a-chip project at ECBC.
Armor plates' ballistics protection scrutinized for Soldier safety
Dec 4, 2013
A team of U.S. Army engineers is enhancing Soldier safety in ground vehicles by scrutinizing and validating improved alloys for armor-plate applications.
ECBC Develops the U.S. Army's First Bispectral Obscurants Grenade
Dec 4, 2013
Enhanced fill provides new levels of protection to significantly increase a soldier's survivability to counter emerging high-technology threats.
ECBC Partners with JPM-Elimination for Personnel Decontamination Training
Dec 4, 2013
ECBC's unique partnership with JPM-Elimination upgraded the mandatory training course for personnel decontamination, and now incorporates hands-on exercises and classroom instruction trailored for scenario-based learning.
ECBC Field Operations and Laboratory Analysis Support OPCW Mission
Dec 4, 2013
The 2013 Nobel Peace Prize winner serves as the standard for chemical demilitarization efforts. ECBC has long-supported the OPCW's mission through its expertise in field operations, state-of-the-art facilities and laboratory analysis capabilities.
ECBC Wins 2013 George Linsteadt Award for Execellence in Technology Transfer
Dec 4, 2013
DoD award recognizes signficant contributions to federal, state and private partnerships, which has enabled ECBC to successfully commercialized and fielded numerous technologies.
3D electronic printing holds promise of various applications for Soldiers
Dec 2, 2013
As researchers at Picatinny Arsenal, N.J., explore the potential of 3-dimensional printing, they envision the potential to embed a radio antenna on the side of a Soldier's helmet, or print sensors directly onto a weapon or even an article of clothing.
STEM Starters: The World of PHOTOTROPISM
Nov 27, 2013
Most of us are familiar with photosynthesis, but photosynthesis would not be possible without another, lesser known, process called phototropism.
Expo at Morgan State brings ARL science and engineering and students together
Nov 27, 2013
More than 50 exhibitors from federal, state, and local agencies, business, industry, and academia as well as over 350 students, parents, and teachers were on hand Nov. 9 at Morgan State University for the university's first ever Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Education, Careers, and Jobs Expo.
Army researchers build portable synthetic marijuana detector to curb designer drug abuse
Nov 26, 2013
ADELPHI, Md. (Nov. 26, 2013) -- Army researchers are building a portable drug detector that, soon, could help military and civil law enforcement agencies throughout the country more quickly catch synthetic drug abuse.
NSRDEC participates in Massachusetts STEM summit
Nov 25, 2013
NATICK, Mass. (Nov. 26, 2013) -- Members of the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research Development and Engineering Center attended the 2013 Massachusetts Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Summit, recently held at Gillette Stadium, in Foxboro, Mass.
Army Public Affairs Chief Visits ICT
Nov 21, 2013
U.S. Army Chief of Public Affairs Brig. Gen. Gary J. Volesky toured the University of Southern California Institute for Creative Technologies to learn how this University Affiliated Research Center is advancing interactive digital media to improve education, training and therapy throughout the Army and beyond.
Army chief of staff sees 'bright future' for Natick
Nov 18, 2013
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Raymond T. Odierno visited Natick Soldier Systems Center, Nov. 15, 2013, to tour its facilities and learn more about the research and development done to keep Soldiers safe and provide them with a better quality of life during deployments.
VIDEO: Army chief of staff sees 'bright future' for Natick
Nov 15, 2013
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Raymond T. Odierno visited Natick Soldier Systems Center to tour its facilities and learn more about the research and development done to keep Soldiers safe and provide them with a better quality of life during deployments.
Army showcases energy-efficient technologies for warfighters
Nov 14, 2013
The Army displayed energy-efficient technologies, in the Pentagon courtyard that are used or being developed to make Soldiers more effective on the battlefield, Nov. 14, 2013.
Results from Army, university tests could improve auto, aviation industry standards
Nov 13, 2013
Results from a recent study that looked at how battlefield-born vibrations, like those from blasts and heavy armored vehicles, for example, are leading research scientists to rethink military vehicle testing and evaluation methods that could also, eventually, improve automotive and aviation industry standards.
Army Upgrades Black Hawks for Military District of Washington
Nov 13, 2013
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. (Nov. 13, 2013) -- The Army Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center's Prototype Integration Facility teamed with the Utility Helicopter Program Management Office to deliver two customized UH-60M Black Hawk aircraft for the U.S. Army Military District of Washington.
Alabama recognizes Army center for inventions, patents
Nov 13, 2013
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. (Nov. 12, 2013) -- The Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center has been recognized by the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama for its role in helping to create high-wage jobs for Alabamians.
Army analysts win 2013 Army Acquisition Excellence Award
Nov 12, 2013
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Nov. 13, 2013) -- Members of the Stryker Double-V Hull Army Test and Evaluation Integrated Product Team, including two U.S. Army Research Laboratory employees, recently won the 2013 Army Acquisition Excellence Award in the category Equipping and Sustaining Our Soldiers' Systems.
STEM Starters: The World of Pressure
Nov 8, 2013
Picatinny retiree honored for work on safer munitions
Nov 7, 2013
At this year's 2013 Insensitive Munitions and Energetic Materials symposium, retired Picatinny Arsenal employee Pai-Lien Lu, received the Munitions Safety (MS) Award. The MS Award is from the North American Treaty Organization's Munitions Safety Information Analysis Center (NATO MSIAC). It is dedicated to those who have made consistent contributions in the research and production of munitions safety and its policies.
Rucking for a cause at Natick
Nov 6, 2013
On Nov. 10, 2013, about 200 people around the world, including Capt. Justin Fitch of the Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center, Mass., will be rucking for 12 hours to raise money and awareness for veterans and families who deal with post-traumatic stress disorder and suicidal ideations and tendencies.
Energizing base camps of the future
Nov 6, 2013
Innovations meant to improve Soldiers' quality of life during deployments -- while saving lives, fuel, water and money -- were on display Nov. 5, 2013, at the Army Base Camp Integration Laboratory at Fort Devens, Mass.
Preserving out-of-this-world food
Nov 5, 2013
Getting enough vitamins in one's diet is tough enough on this planet. Consider the health of astronauts in extended spaceflight.
Picatinny names new building for artillery expert
Nov 4, 2013
The new building for the advancement of artillery was named after John "Bud" Neumann, who worked at Picatinny Arsenal for more than 40 years.
Emerging leaders graduate from training
Nov 4, 2013
NATICK, Mass. (Nov. 7, 2013) -- Not many people would call a government training opportunity "life-changing", but two U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center employees claim the Defense Civilian Emerging Leader Program is indeed a life-altering opportunity.
Army Research Laboratory prototype hardware helps NASA recover images that would be lost at sea
Oct 30, 2013
New hardware built by research engineers at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory is helping NASA retrieve experimental images otherwise lost at sea.
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The Armament Academy, the first-of-its-kind doctorate degree-granting institution at Picatinny Arsenal, welcomed the first cohort of students, Sept. 6.
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In a desert full of fire artillery and a convoy of tanks, probably the last concept on anyone's mind is mathematics. Yet, for Sergeant Kevin Singer, a chemical engineer at Picatinny Arsenal, mathematics is essential to his mission.
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A group of shelters were sent to the Southwest Asia Area of Responsibility to be tested by both the Army and Air Force recently as part of the "Advanced, Energy-Efficient Shelter Systems for Contingency Basing and Other Applications" program.
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ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- Computer networks face persistent cyber threats from the nation's adversaries. The future defenders of cyberspace, America's students, honed their skills this summer as they learned from U.S. Army scientists and engineers who are experts in the field. Cybersecurity practitioners from across the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command joined forces to spark an interest and share their knowledge with high-school students as part of the Army Educational Outreach Program at APG.
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Oct 25, 2013
The U.S. Army Materiel Command's top civilian delivered strong words in defense of the civilian workforce during the Association of the United States Army's Annual Meeting and Expo, Oct. 23. When John Nerger, AMC's executive deputy to the commanding general, spoke from a panel at the Civilian Professional Development Seminar, his message was direct.
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Oct 23, 2013
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- British and U.S. Army researchers are partnering to enhance biometric and surveillance capabilities as the result of an exchange program between the countries. Dr. Kevin Leonard, a U.S. Army physicist, focused on advancing facial-recognition technologies during his two-year assignment in the United Kingdom.
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Oct 23, 2013
For the first time, dismounted Soldiers using unclassified Rifleman Radios will be linked to the classified Nett Warrior system by a new cross-domain device, improving situational awareness on the battlefield while maintaining the security of both networks.
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Oct 23, 2013
No one understands better than a Soldier what his or her peers need in the field. That's why Sgt. 1st Class Adam Adams has such an appreciation for the work done at the Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center.
Army leaders: Network, NIEs critical to future force
Oct 23, 2013
After putting the tactical communications network "under pressure" in a realistic operational environment in order to quickly deliver a "digital guardian angel" to troops in Afghanistan, Army leaders said the Network Integration Evaluation process is adapting to drive continued innovation.
Army researchers focus on cybersecurity
Oct 22, 2013
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Oct. 22, 2013) -- Army Technology Magazine's latest edition focuses on how Army researchers and scientists are advancing the science of cybersecurity.
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Oct 21, 2013
Ten students from the UMass Lowell Co-op Scholars Program worked during the summer with the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center, as part of the Harnessing Emerging Research Opportunities to Empower Soldiers, or HEROES, program.
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Oct 17, 2013
The U.S. Army Research Laboratory has established a Collaborative Research Alliance, or CRA, which will include an alliance of ARL, U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center, academia and industry researchers to explore the basic foundations of cyber science issues in the context of Army networks.
Army researchers meet need for Marines' assault vehicles
Oct 16, 2013
In response to an urgent operational need, the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center's Prototype Integration Facility teamed with the Naval Surface Warfare Center and Marine Corps to develop an Emergency Egress Lighting System for the Marine Corps' Assault Amphibious Vehicle.
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Oct 16, 2013
GUNPOWDER MILITARY RESERVATION, Md. -- Thirty U.S. Army civilians now have a greater appreciation and understanding of the rigors and challenges associated with Soldier tasks. Five days of intense training provided first-hand experience of the technical and physical demands on Soldiers.
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Oct 15, 2013
The U.S. Army Research Laboratory has established a Collaborative Research Alliance,which will include an alliance of ARL, U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center, academia and industry researchers to explore the basic foundations of cyber science issues in the context of Army networks.
Navy enters second year on Picatinny soil
Oct 10, 2013
It has been two years since the U.S. Navy officially re-established its presence at Picatinny Arsenal, beginning Sep. 15, 2011. It had been close to 50 years since the Navy relinquished all land and responsibilities back to the U.S. Army in July 1960, before a small three-person team prepared for a "stand-up" here in 2007.
Polish scientists, U.S. Army researchers discuss partnerships
Oct 10, 2013
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- A group of Polish scientists traveled to U.S. Army research centers Oct. 2-3 to learn about America's expertise in robotics and explore potential partnerships.
Army lab finding better ways to convert JP-8 to hydrogen for portable electric power
Oct 3, 2013
A small team of scientists at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory are collaborating with counterparts at the Communications-Electronics and the Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Centers, to develop technology for lightweight, portable prototype systems that would convert Jet Propellant 8 to hydrogen on the spot.
Army announces Technology Investment Agreements for its Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstrator
Oct 3, 2013
The Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center announces the award of four Technology Investment Agreements under Broad Agency Announcement W911W6-12-R-0021 Joint Multi-Role Technology Demonstrator Phase 1 Phase 1 to AVX Aircraft Company, Bell Helicopter Textron Inc., Karem Aircraft Inc., and Sikorsky Aircraft Company. JMR-TD is a Science and Technology demonstration intended to mitigate risk for the Future Vertical Lift development program through the testing of advanced technologies and efficient configurations.
From Declining Bee Colonies to Bio Pathogens: how ABOid Identifies the Unknown
Oct 3, 2013
ECBC researchers enhance Agents of Biological Origin Identifier software to provide automated identification of biological samples.
Army develops lightweight ballistic protection for aircraft
Oct 2, 2013
Army tactics and training are constantly changing to meet the threat on the battlefield, and one such example is the attack helicopter.
ECBC Partners with South Korea to Develop New Chemical Detector
Sep 30, 2013
The Raman Agent Monitoring system, will be a smaller, modular and more rugged chemical detector. The team plans to conduct an operational demonstration on the Korean Peninsula after two years of prototype development and testing.
ECBC earns grant for Defense Acquisition University training classroom
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ECBC and Team CBRNE employees now have a new Acquisition Classroom available to complete computer-based training from the Defense Acquisition University. These courses are necessary for earning DAU certification, which is mandatory for most engineers.
ECBC Engineers modify decontamination methods to save costs, increase accuracy
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b noir Feb 19, 2010 1:07 PM
in response to Robert McCallI'm assuming you're wanting the 32-bit version here, Robert. But if you need 64-bit, there's also a link to that on the following download page:
AbrahamLevy Feb 20, 2010 1:56 AM
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I hope the answer you got with the link will be helpfull
If not just get me your email address and will send you the file for installation of the Bonjour.
My email is: email@example.com. I do not remember where from I downloaded it by installed successfuly.
Any how it does not function...if some one has an answer will beglad to get a post.
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Robert McCall Feb 20, 2010 2:45 AM
in response to b noirMany thanks. Yes, it is the 32 bit version.
In the KB/DL755 I can download the small Bonjour package (ReadMe, DLL and .EXE). But on the web page you posted it says 'you can download the complete Bonjour for Windows package from Apple's web site by visiting htp://www.apple.com/bonjour.' If I follow the URL I get redirected to Mac OS X info page.
It seems Bonjour for Windows is no longer available (as of February 2010)? Oooops.
The hatter Feb 20, 2010 6:02 AM
in response to Robert McCallThis is where I find standalone downloads
To me it makes no sense to have url like that.
http://www.apple.com/downloads/apple/windows/ - makes more sense?
http://www.apple.com/downloads/windows/ - even better? but that would be too easy.
And yes, over the last 3-4 yrs the structure, knowledge base, how to find recent technical notes, the "disappearance" of or lack of new Developer Notes, and harder to search and find articles. There does seem to be a new structure and "notes" that look like.... HyperCard Notes! for tech notes.
b noir Feb 20, 2010 9:58 AM
in response to Robert McCallNo you've got the "full" version. Those items are part of the SDK. For more informrmation see the link below that:
*Bonjour for Windows Licensing Program*
Apple is now licensing Bonjour for Windows to third-party hardware and software developers to include with their products. Developers can choose to include the entire Bonjour for Windows installer, which contains the Printer Wizard and IE Plugin, or they can choose the Bonjour Core version, which only includes the mDNSResponder system service and corresponding libraries.
If you want to do development work with BonJour including those items, you'll need to do the license thing: