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I've never had anything scented with violet before. It smells fruity and sweetly floral. I'm most excited that Kusmi prefers a China base, and you can definitely taste it. Hunan maybe, possibly blended with Keemun. I'm just throwing out wild guesses.
The actual violet is a bit difficult for me to pick out, but I have no idea what violets smell like, and it is "scented" so I expected to find it more in the nose than on the tongue. It's less fragrant brewed than dry, but it's still there. Sweetly floral.
This was a sample given to me over and SOKO's, since they didn't have any of the 1oz tins (which Kusmi might not even make for Violet, anyways—I know only some of their teas come in the smaller tins). I like having a taster before committing to one of Kusmi's jumbo tins (what are those, 4oz minimum?).
I'm still thinking on it, but I'm liking it so far. Granted, I'm still working through that tastebud-problem. I don't know if I've just desensitized myself or if this is a symptom of something (as loss-of-taste often is).
As I sip (REALLY sip—full out slurping here), the China base melts away and I'm getting more of the violet, I think. Sticking with "sweetly floral" as my description. I think this would be a nice tea to have on-hand.
I only did four minutes to test, this time, but next time I'll do five. I've got enough left in my sample for another cup.
Backlogging this one. I drank it the other day with my notebook out. Thus review will be point-form based off of notes.
Tea was loose inside the dried orange. Could be scooped out easily, did not need to be broken up. Could definitely smell the orange and the tea. Earthy zest, reminiscent of Earl Grey but sweeter.
10 sec rinse, followed by 15 second first steep. Light gold. Mild, earthy taste. Zest in the smell, not in the taste. Dirty, sometimes with a hint of zest. I think I can taste the pith? Zest on the tip of the tongue, maybe, with sweetness. The puerh itself is not spectacular. Astringency at the back of the throat.
Second Steep, 15 seconds; much darker, though not black. Wet leaf is a bakey orange smell. Tea more like tobacco—very little zest. Dirt to tobacco. Stronger, bolder, almost savory. Zest might be coming through a bit as it cools.
Photos: http://artoftea.teatra.de/2013/07/18/dan-cong-iron-buddha-orange-puerh/
Made this in a mug. As always, very strongly floral, not strongly vegetal. It's gone cold now, but it's even great cold (I should ice it). There's an almost cream essence when cold—mouthcoating, maybe. One of the few greener oolongs that I'm finding I quite like.
Pretty standard, for a Mi Lan varietal, I think (though honestly I wouldn't take my word on that—I've only tried about three); dark, roasty honey, sometimes sharp (though I wouldn't say astringent or bitter).
I'd almost say it makes me think more of chestnut than honey.
Of course, most of this is from memory because my tastebuds still seem to be dead. I don't know. Last cup of this, would like to get more though I'm leaning more towards trying other varietals, and getting a xhi lan.
I've had a hard time tasting things recently. Though by "things", I think I mean mostly tea. Maybe it's because I've been purging my cupboard, so I haven't really been paying as much attention to what I drink, but it's really been bothering me.
The burnt tongue yesterday didn't help.
So I made a pot of this and sat down, and have just been swishing it around my mouth and really sitting on it. It tasted like nothing and smelt like lychee at first. I think I picked up a bit of Keemun in the scent as well, so I'm guessing that's the base. Someone else suggested that as well, I believe.
As I've worked my way through the pot, it's slowly been coming back to me. The base is Chinese, definitely, the lychee not coming through as much in the taste, but there's thick smoke and I'm definitely sure on Keemun now.
I needed this.
Picked this and a few other teas up from Art Knapps. Can't really give an accurate review since I burned my tongue on soup just prior to drinking this, but the floral fruityness of the lychee's still coming through.
There's more than one Lychee Red on the website, but I'm assuming they're all the same (they also have lychee-lavender and lychee-rose); mine, however, came in this package:
Which is pretty creative, actually. Although once you take the plastic off, not particularly air-tight.
Whoops, guess I haven't made any notes for this one yet.
I picked this up when I hit up Tea Desire at Metrotown during their closing sale (I should check to see if they're still open and pick up a few more teas before they're gone for good—they're an underdog in the Tea Community, but they've still got some nice stuff, if you know what to look for). I've had it a few times, and I quite like it. Not their usual green-black blends, but instead a green-white blend. It takes to the pineapple and strawberry well. Pineapple's more visible in the hot variety, but today's post is actually about icing it.
I bought some bottled sodas last week, and kept the bottles and caps to reuse for iced tea. I bottled this and a few others (I'll get to those when I sip them), then refrigerated 'em and forgot about 'em for a few days.
Opened this one up, sniffed it—delicious strawberry pineapple scent. Sipped it—love it. I'm inexperienced when it comes to ratios for iced tea, but I think I did pretty well for my first try. I did two heaping teaspoons for the whole bottle (355mL); steeped in about 250mL (3 minutes), and then poured in with a bit of crushed ice (as much as I could get in there—narrow necked, unfortunately), then put the bottle in an ice bath.
Very refreshing. Getting the green tea mostly. Not much of the white, as to be expected. Strawberry's stronger than the pineapple. Didn't use any sugar, and I'm loving it without, but as a fruity green I think it'd do well with it.
I'm going to have to make more. Bring them with me when I go camping in a few weeks.
I didn't actually write a note on this? Jeez, this is the last cup of it.
It lives up to the apple bit, at least. Juicy with a nice base of green and black. Never got much from the almond. Not particularly creamy. But a good apple tea.
I think this tea's finally grown on me. A shame because this is the last cup I've got left. I feel my taste for wine grew with this, despite the fact I didn't actually DRINK any wine. The base is mild, the "soapy"ness of my original post has evolved into a sweet muscatel grape. Reminds me a little more of white grapes (never liked the purple—I think because of growing up on the artificial purple grape taste).
Bumping up the rank just a bit. That's the last of this.


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Japanese restaurants or Sushi bars are gaining more and more success in Paris because this food has the reputation of being healthy and avoiding overweight. Women and men in Paris seem to be keen on staying slim so that for lunch the Brasseries with their salads and the Sushi bars are in favour.
Restaurant YOOKI opened last year near the Rue Tronchet linking the Boulevard Haussman to the Place de la Madeleine. This is a nice commercial area with a lot of luxe shops as well as offices.
The food at YOOKI is quite good with a very large assortment of Sushi, Sashimi, Maki, Temaki, Chirashi as well as Yakitori brochettes. Many combinations are possible � la carte (e.g. 8 pieces of Sashimi at 8 ?) or nearly 30 various menus with soup, salad and a combination of raw fish or brochettes at prices around 15 ?.
The decorative boats with a large assortment of all types of raw fish preparations range around 40 - 55 ? for two persons. (see photo of boat for 1 person at 21?)
French wines range between 15 and 20 ? for a bottle (75 cl).
The service is very kind and attentive. They speak French and English. One feels very welcome here. We liked YOOKI so much that we went 3 times in 3 days.
One might wonder why we eat Japanese raw fish in Paris; it's simple, because we eat French cuisine at home!
At lunch time the restaurant is full, it's better to come early or in the evening.
Open each day except Sunday noon
The owners changed last year but the quality remained as good.
Favorite Dish: We tried for the first time Chirashi, gorgeous!
Address: 1 Rue de Castellane, Paris 8e
Price Comparison: about average
Directions: Near the corner with rue Tronchet, between Bvd Haussman and La Madeleine.
Phone: 0149240024
Price: US$31-40
Rating: 4
Theme: Japanese/Sushi
Sparkling chandeliers.
I have very few tips about restaurants in Paris. Actually I'm eating French food at home so that when I'm in Paris in the evening I try something more exotic like Japanese food and at noon I'm inside museums what is not the best place to find a Michelin 3* food restaurant.
I make an exception for the restaurant at the median level of the Mus�e d'Orsay (restaurant from the former station hotel).
Magnificent decor preserved since its opening in 1900, sparkling chandeliers, painted ceilings and walls from Benjamin Constant and Gabriel Ferrier. It is a historic monument with correct traditional French cuisine, efficient often kind service, and normal prices for Paris.
The restaurant is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9.30 to 17.45, and Thursday from 9.30 to 14.45 p.m. and from 19h to 21h.
Usually I take the MENU DE SAISON (Season?s Menu) at 20,50 ? or the LE MENU DU JOUR at 16,50 ?
I like to finish with "Le caf� gourmand" at 6,90 ? (coffee served with a selection of mini desserts) as on my photo.
Wine is on the high side. The cheapest red is at 27 ? (75 cl) and 16,50 ? (half botlle37,50 cl), beer (33 cl) around 5 ?.
Address: Mus�e d'Orsay.
Price Comparison: about average
Price: US$21-30
Rating: 3
Theme: French
Garden Mus�e Rodin with cafeteria.
The Mus�e Rodin has a cafeteria in the beautiful garden at the back of the Hotel Biron along the railings separating the garden from the Boulevard des Invalides.
There are seats inside but by nice weather it is quite agreeable to eat a "baguette garnie" or sandwich with a glass of wine under the trees.
You will soon have the visit of some "moineaux de Paris" sparrows who are not shy at all.
Really a good place to rest out in a quiet and green surrounding. Prices are normal (for Paris).
This is also a good place, if you are visiting the Invalides museums or the Tomb of Napoleon. By nice weather I would certainly prefer the cafeteria of the Mus�e Rodin, distant by two hundred meters from the cafeteria of the Invalides, even if I have to pay 1? to enter the garden of the Rodin Museum.
Address: Garden of Mus�e Rodin, 79 rue de Varenne, 75007
Price Comparison: about average
Price: US$11-20
Rating: 3
Theme: Coffeehouse
Little Kyoto restaurant
Japanese restaurants in Paris are often expensive and aimed at Japanese tourist or business clientele.
Little Kyoto located between the Gare St-Lazare and the Boulevard Haussman is not of that type. Customers here are Parisiens who work in that commercial area of La Madeleine and Bvd Hausmann with all the large and small shops as well as offices.
At lunch time the restaurant is full, it's better to come early or in the evening.
The cook is a Korean who worked in Japan; the waiters are very kind as well with the many "habitu�s" as with the tourists, often Asiatic, from the hotels in that area.
As on my trips to Paris I usually stay in the quartier de la Madeleine, I came a dozen times here for dinner.
The food is very good with the usual Japanese sushi, sashimi, maki based on raw fish and the brochettes yakitori. There is no teppan-yaki grill which is considered here as a show. Prices are reasonable.
The menu is in French but the photographs show the composition of the plates.
A very good address if you stay in that area or are shopping at Bvd. Hausmann (Printemps) or at the FNAC and close to the Metro and RER station of St-Lazare. Rue de l'isly is a small street perpendicular to Rue du Havre.
Favorite Dish: Sashimi
Address: 9, rue de l(Isly, 75008 Paris
Price Comparison: less expensive than average
Directions: Between the Gare St-Lazare and the Boulevard Haussman.
Phone: 0142933513
Price: US$31-40
Rating: 4
Theme: Japanese/Sushi
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I need to setup a new infrastructure which provides high available shared storage between debian servers.
Our current solution is a "clustered DRBD NFS solution". We have setup 2 virtual file servers and mirror the shared storage with drbd. We run NFS-Server (active/passive) on each fileserver. Other server mount the storage/shared folder via NFS. To control failover we use pacemaker/corosync.
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Much to our regret, the Arizona State Mine Inspector's, Annual Fall Mine Safety Conference scheduled for October 9, 2015 has been cancelled. ASMI has recently been tasked with the renovation/modification of the fourth floor of the Executive Tower in order for The Governor's Department of Highway Safety to move into the fourth floor by October, 2015. This along with other circumstances this lead us to the decision to reschedule the conference for October, 2016.
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Wow! that all I have to say about the service and quality of work on the suit I bought. There is no doubt about it, I will use this merchant again. Thanks Ravi for the great work you do.
Wow! that all I have to say about the service and quality of work on the suit I bought. There is no doubt about it, I will use this merchant again. Thanks Ravi for the great work you do.
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Since the price of a suit constitutes most mens single largest clothing outlay, unless you are confident of your ability to select the best one, I recommend that you prepare accordingly, Wearing something that is reasonably representative of what you are shopping for provides the salesman with a starting point and the fitter with a tailoring guide. If you are considering a different take on your usual habiliments, this same garment can also provide a basis for comparison.
Should you go to the store intending to make a purchase, you should bring a dress shirt whose fit satisfies you. The dress shirt is a key element in the suit-fitting process; its collar height and sleeve length inform the tailor how you expect those components of the jacket to fit. You should also bring along all the items you normally pack into your suit. If you wear a pocket square or an eyeglass case in your jacket, or keep a wallet in your back trouser pocket, your suit should be fitted to accommodate these items. The time invested in this preparation will minimize the probability that you will have to return to the store for an additional fitting after discovering that you bulging billfold makes your coats chest gap.
If shopping in a large store that offers a variety of suit styles and you do not have a relationship with any of its salespeople, spend a few minutes looking for one whose dressing style impresses you. Do not automatically accept the first sales associate to engage you unless you know exactly what you want and need him to act merely as an expediter. If you are looking for a high-fashion designer suit, the classically attired salesperson would not be my first choice to explain the nuances that distinguish an Armani three-button crepe suit from the latest Vestment confection.
Conversely, If you like to accessorize your more English-style suits with high-class furnishings, you might want to be attended to by someone whose taste demonstrates firsthand experience in such matters. The salesman who dresses as if he is interested in clothes usually regards his profession as something more than just an opportunity to bring home a regular paycheck. He prides himself in his taste and enjoys taking the extra effort to find something special. Ideally, in the course of your dialogue, he should be able to teach you something about how to dress better while assisting you with your decision-making.
Compared to a decade ago, most men wear their clothes fuller in scale and lighter in weight. This means that todays average suit jacket has slightly broader shoulders and a bit more length. Its pleated trousers are worn up on the natural waist with its fuller thighs tapering down to cuffed bottoms that break on the shoe. Much of this reapportionment is attributable to the high-fashion mens design communitys search for a more modern yet comfortable vessel to replace the stuffy, boxlike structure of the conventional male business suit.
In the early stages of latest reconfiguration, the suit jackets dimensions were pushed outward to allow its softer and less padded shell to drape more fluidly from the wearers shoulders and around his torso. Textured, crepe-weave fabrics were introduced to enhance the sweater like cushiness of the more advanced designer Suitings. However, as the contemporary mens suit started looking less like its old self and more like a piece of sportswear, men who required the articulation and dressiness of the more classically tailored ensemble began to make their preferences known.
The classic suit is returning, but like any garment caught up in the maelstrom of high fashion, its just not returning in quite the same form as when it left. While swinging back to its military roots, with enough shape and padding to recall its former prestige and purpose, mens tailored clothing is now influenced by the more modern, drapey cloths. Previously, the only fabrics able to maintain such defined line and proper creases were the typical four-harness worsted from England and Italy. This is still the case. However, their tighter weaves and more substantial construction have now been made to feel soft and pliable. After you squeeze the fabric, the better cloths spring back without wrinkling. At the end of the day, a top-quality worsted wool suit still only needs to be hung out for a time to regain its pressed look.
This is not to suggest that all crepe like textured woolens or other soft high-twist cloths are inferior in quality or wear ability to the finer worsteds. Italy has created many exceptional fabrics that look sturdy but are light as feathers and fall as if tailored by gravity. It is true, however, that some less expensive, textured cloths will pull easier than the smoother worsteds and, if not tailored skillfully, will also not perform up to their potential. But the better, high-performance ones can be tailored by hand or by machine and still make you feel like a prince. However, if longevity is the objective, there is no substitute for the time-honored harder-finished worsteds. While they may not make you feel as languidly swathed, they will help a man convey a stature both confidently masculine and quietly measured.
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There's been a phenomenal amount of noise on social media and in some church circles about one particular movie lately. And the book on which it's based.
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I highly recommend this cover. It is attractive and functional, and it fits perfectly. It is sturdy and installs easily.
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The cover size and rubber seals around the outer edge seem to fit well around the top edges of the bed. I have only had the cover on for a couple of weeks so I'm hoping the vinyl stretches to flatten out more. To keep it flat I've had to tighten the clamps so much they are bending the aluminum cross beams. Other than the plastic clamps the cover seems to be high quality and it looks great.


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This week I've been the girl that got away.
Allow me to explain.
I've been wearing and testing new Elizabeth and James Nirvana Dry Shampoo ($28 for a 4.4-oz. bottle), and my hair has smelled like the hair of the girl that got away…who had great smelling hair.
I can't remember where I heard this before, and something tells me it was in a shampoo commercial (LOL!), but I've heard that your hair should smell like the girl who got away, as in the stranger who walks by you on the sidewalk or the train one day, and you catch a whiff of his or her wonderful hair, which is, of course, perfectly styled, and the memory of said hair haunts your dreams for all time. From that day forward, you remember him or her as the guy or gal with the amazing smelling hair who got away.
You know a hair product smells good when you can't stop sniffing handfuls of your hair, and I've been doing that a lot with this new dry shampoo. It's the best smelling dry shampoo I've ever smelled.
Correction — there are two of them, and they're both the best smelling dry shampoos I've ever smelled. One is called Nirvana White, and the other's Nirvana Black, and they're after their respective perfumes by Elizabeth and James (otherwise known as Mary-Kate and Ashley Olson's company).
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Hochtief AG, Germany's largest construction company, will put together a firmer plan to exit its airport business after shelving a planned sale a second time, Chief Executive Officer Frank Stieler said.
"We've now tried twice to sell our airports," Stieler said today at an event in Munich. "Before we make an announcement for a third time, we'll try and have a presentable solution in place."
Hochtief in January had said it still aims to sell the unit this year, though conceded market conditions were making a sale more difficult than expected. A buyer of the airports concessions business would gain stakes in six airports serving cities such as Hamburg, Sydney, Budapest and Athens.
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What follows is one of the strangest ghost stories since The Turn of the Screw. And like James's tale, it seems to partake of at least seven kinds of ambiguity, leaving the reader to sort out its riddles. Returning to their summer rental after Rey's funeral, Lauren discovers a strange stowaway living in a spare room: an inarticulate young man, perhaps retarded, who may have been there for weeks. His very presence is hard for her to pin down: "There was something elusive in his aspect, moment to moment, a thinning of physical address." Yet soon this mysterious figure begins to speak in Rey's voice, and her own, playing back entire conversations from the days preceding the suicide. Has Lauren's husband been reincarnated? Or is the man simply an eavesdropping idiot savant, reproducing sentences he'd heard earlier from his concealment?
DeLillo refuses any definitive answer. Instead he lets Lauren steep in her grief and growing puzzlement, and speculates in his own voice about this apparent intersection of past and present, life and death. At times his rhetoric gets away from him, an odd thing for such a superbly controlled writer. "How could such a surplus of vulnerability find itself alone in the world?" he asks, sounding as though he's discussing a sick puppy. And Lauren's performances--for she is the body artist of the title--sound pretty awful, the kind of thing Artaud might have cooked up for an aerobics class. Still, when DeLillo reins in the abstractions and bears down, the results are heartbreaking:
Why shouldn't the death of a person you love bring you into lurid ruin? You don't know how to love the ones you love until they disappear abruptly. Then you understand how thinly distanced from their suffering, how sparing of self you often were, only rarely unguarded of heart, working your networks of give-and-take.At this stage of his career, a thin book is an adventure for DeLillo. So is his willingness to risk sentimentality, to immerse us in personal rather than national traumas. For all its flaws, then, The Body Artist is a real, raw accomplishment, and a reminder that bigger, even for so capacious an imagination as DeLillo's, isn't always better. --James Marcus
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France's Bad Case of Les Bleus
PARIS—France's national football team went to the World Cup in South Africa with a bright motto: "All together for a new dream."
Since the competition began, the team known as Les Bleus has dragged their country into a national nightmare.
The team, on paper is one of the world's best, has performed badly on the field—but even worse off. A top player was sent home for insulting his coach. The team captain said there was a traitor in the team's midst.
On Sunday, players refused to participate in a training session in protest against their bosses, though on Tuesday France faces a make-or-break game against the host team South Africa.
At home, there are worries that the team's performance reflects deeper problems.
"It's a caricature of France," Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said on French television. "A truly pathetic show."
The trouble started during France's two-nil defeat to Mexico on Thursday. French sports daily L'Equipe on Saturday said that during the half-time break, striker Nicolas Anelka had reacted to some advice by the coach, Raymond Domenech, with profane language. The Fédération Française de Football sent Mr. Anelka home.
Mr. Anelka this weekend in an interview on television said he did clash with the coach but that his words were inaccurately reported in the newspaper.
The team's captain, Patrice Evra, cried foul over the disclosure to the press of a conversation in the dressing room. "The problem is the traitor who is among us and whom we need to eliminate," he told reporters.
On Sunday, when French players refused to practice, Jean-Louis Valentin, general manager of France's soccer federation, resigned, telling reporters, "I'm going back to Paris. There's nothing for me to do here."
French newspapers have been scathing. "Deserters," said France Soir; "Mutiny," said Le Parisien, calling it "appalling." Several sponsors, including French bank Crédit Agricole SA said they would withdraw advertising.
The fuss comes partly because of the elevated status enjoyed by France's soccer team since it won the World Cup in 1998. Les Bleus came to symbolize enlightened, multi-racial patriotism.
There is a precedent to French insurrection at the World Cup. In the 2006 final, French star player Zinedine Zidane smashed his head into the chest of an Italian defender. He said the Italian had insulted him. Mr. Zidane was dismissed from the field and France lost the game.
Jacques Chirac, then France's president, said he "understood" Mr. Zidane's behavior, even if he couldn't approve of it.
This year's revolt by Les Bleus has attracted little sympathy.
Soccer players have traditionally been spared the disdain that many French people hold for les riches in their country. But now the gloves appear to be off.
"The decadence of the French team says something about France's weaknesses, a society where money is king," said François Bayrou, head of the center-right MoDem party.
French labor unions, preparing to demonstrate Thursday against a government plan to raise the retirement age, weren't pleased that soccer players had borrowed unions' key weapon. A strike was "the workers' main stick against oppression," said Eric Aubin, a national delegate with the CGT union. "I wonder if they will lose a day of pay for having done that."
Criticism has also been strong because soccer is promoted in France as a way to bring up bright, healthy children who can work together in teams. In 1959, French Nobel laureate Albert Camus wrote: "The little ethics I know about, I learned on soccer fields and on the scenes of theater halls, which will remain my true universities."
Another accusation hurled at the French team, and run as a headline in L'Equipe, was "Imposters!"—referring to the way France qualified for this World Cup. In a game against Ireland, then-France captain Thierry Henry illicitly controlled the ball with his hand before kicking it to another player, who scored a goal. The referee missed the infraction, and France had its ticket to South Africa while the Irish were eliminated.
"Laughing Stock of World," the Irish Times said on Monday in a front-page headline weighing in on the French team's difficulties.
Over the weekend, President Nicolas Sarkozy ordered France's Health and Sports Minister Roselyne Bachelot to prolong her stay in South Africa and help restore unity within the French team.
"My role isn't to stab them in the back," Ms. Bachelot said ahead of a meeting with Mr. Domenech and some players.
On Monday, Mr. Domenech was asked how he would assemble a team to play. "First, I need to see who will be physically and mentally fit to play," he said.
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This term's information was last refreshed on 08 MAY 2015 15:47:51.
Courses taught by Mark Mulligan
06111 [M1]: Materials and Construction: An Introduction to Techniques, Composition and Strategies (SCI 0611101)
Lecture - 2 credits
This course is a module. It lasts the first half of the semester only.
Friday 10:00 - 1:00 Gund 109
Monday 11:30 - 1:00 Gund 109
Mark Mulligan, Danielle Etzler
Course Description
This module introduces students to fundamental properties and behaviors of buildings and other structures. Principles of design and construction are discussed in a comprehensive manner involving conceptual, historical, and technical analyses. Students learn to evaluate empirically various types of constructs and use analytical skills to enhance their design capabilities. Lectures will cover fundamental statics; types of loads and reactions; material properties and fabrication; types of joinery; classifying families of building structures; and other related topics. Abstract and architectonic exercises involving both intuitive and analytical design approaches will take place in a workshop format, with students working both individually and in teams.
06204: Building Technology (SCI 0620400)
Lecture - 4 credits
Monday Wednesday 8:30 - 10:00 Gund 111
Mark Mulligan
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Prerequisites: GSD 6202, GSD 6203, and GSD 6205; or equivalent.As the final component in the required sequence of technology courses, this professionally oriented course develops an integral understanding of the design and construction of buildings and their related technologies: structural, constructional, and environmental. Building on fundamentals covered in GSD 6203, Building Construction, the course looks in detail at examples of innovative construction techniques in wood, steel, and concrete structures. It also demonstrates the context in which technological innovation takes place by exploring the relationship of the design and construction participants.Class meetings concentrate on case studies of recent buildings, which students are expected to study prior to class meetings. Detail drawings as well as issues of project and construction management are introduced for discussion. A term project is due at the completion of the course. Computer applications on structures, construction, environmental control systems, and project management are an integral part of the course.


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I bought two for either side of the sofa. Was needing something slim profile to provide a place for a drink. I also wanted something with an interesting look to go with our contemporary/transitional living room style. I'm very pleased with these stools. They have character and are the perfect size for my needs. The image does not do the metal justice. It is has a shiny sheen to it, not chrome but more like nambé silver products; which was a pleasant surprise in my case. I appreciate the craftsmanship of these pieces. The metalwork on the top has a design of a starburst which isn't really visible in the web image. It's subtle on the actual stool but gives it a nice detail. They're lightweight and easy to move. I put felt on the bottom to protect the hardwood floor because these will scratch the surface. I found that the small circle felt pads that are used on cabinet doors work really well since the stool area to attach them is small and rounded. Also, you need to use a coaster to protect them from drink condensation because they will leave faint rust rings (which I was able to remove with a quick swipe of rust remover.) -- They arrived within 5 days and were sufficiently packed and undamaged during shipping. -- They would also be great for a mancave. Hubby's first reaction were that they were very "Son's of Anarchy".
We use this as a side table in an aviation themed office and it is perfect.
Nice little stools/tables. I use them for end tables and everyone loves them.
- Did the color match the color displayed onsite? yes
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. great
- How accurate was the sizing? perfect
Not happy I had to pay for return shipping, which was much more than the shipping charged. This item is junk.
- Did the color match the color displayed onsite? No
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- How accurate was the sizing? As stated.
This was given as a gift---I haven't yet seen it. The first one was slightly damaged and Overstock was very good and timely in replacing the table, my first experience in having such a problem. The person to whom I gave the table seemed to be pleased. I think you should cut back to a required thirty characters instead of fifty.
I bought this little stool to use as an end table. It arrived within 4 days. It is an awesome piece of furniture. Very sleek, stylish with a utilitarian feel. It fits perfectly into my decor as an end table, but in a pinch will double as a place to sit on. It is very sturdy and well made. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for modern style furniture. It's solid construction is sure to last for years to come.
- Did the color match the color displayed onsite? Exact Match
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When Ridley Scott's Gladiator singularly revived the old Hollywood "Sword & Sandals" genre in 2000, it also propelled composer Hans Zimmer's rousing score onto every movie trailer that followed in its wake, so it's surprising to find the prolific -- but relatively unknown -- Harry Gregson-Williams taking the reins on Scott's similarly themed 12th century Crusades epic Kingdom of Heaven. Williams approaches the era with a far more delicate touch than Zimmer, utilizing period and regional instrumentation, as well as lush choral arrangements to accentuate the film's romance and religiosity. While there are plenty of instances where thunderous percussion and sweeping brass paint gallant images of galloping horses and tattered flags, there are more moments that effectively portray the bloody fields and pious ruminations of war. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi
- Genre: Classical, Soundtrack
- Subgenre: Film Music
- Category Film Music, Original Score, Soundtracks
- Release Date: April 26, 2005
- Artist: Gregson-Williams Harry
- Additional Artist: Brian Gulland (Vocals) , The London Session Orchestra (Performer) , Abdelkader Harir (Vocals) , Natacha Atlas (Vocals) , Lisbeth Scott (Vocals) , Natasha Atlas (Vocals)
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transmission swap info on a 98 jeep wrangler
Hello, I have a 1998 jeep wrangler that is standard . I want to let her start using it so I can fix her 1989 jeep up, for us. The trouble is that my jeep is a standard and she can not drive it safely. I would like to know what automatic transmission will fit and what all parts I am going to need to get to make it work. I am a mechanic for over 20 yrs. and have a welder if I need it. But have not done one of these conversions in a jeep before .Can some body shed some light on this please?
I swapped an AW4 from a Cherokee into my TJ. I love it!
Stu Olson has three different write-ups on his website showing how to do the swap:
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Resolution: Fixed
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Fix Version/s: 2.2.0
Component/s: couchbase-bucket, storage-engine
Security Level: Public
Environment:Should be any environment, but:
2 nodes, one client, one server
RightImage_CentOS_5.8_x64_v22.214.171.124_EBS (ami-100e8a79)
System under test:
2 nodes, one client, one server
RightImage_CentOS_5.8_x64_v220.127.116.11_EBS (ami-100e8a79)
iperf regularly shows 943Mbits/s throughput possible between these two systems. That's 117MByte/s possible.
I carried out three tests:
Test #1 Workload generator with the .properties slightly modified to use 32 client objects and simulate 128 users, 1KByte document size
Test #1 Same, with just the document size modified to 1MByte
Test #3 Same, with the document size modified to 128Byte
(various settings for number of documents to get sufficiently large runtimes)
Test #1 on ec2 63MByte/s at peak. One server, one client. Interesting there is the packets received are 1.1-1.4x the number sent. No mpstat data was captured for this.
Test #2 on ec2 was 112MByte/s at peak. One server, one client. The number of packets are 1/100th that in the previous version, but the number of packets received is 2x the number of packets sent. This is particularly interesting since at peak, the throughput is 112MByte/s sending and 421KByte/s receiving. In that time window, it's receiving 6453 packets and sending 3336. The test is sending 1M documents and it's actually receiving more packets in acknowledgement.
Test #3 on ec2 was a mere 22MByte/s at peak. One server, one client still. In this test, the number of packets are regularly 1.6-1.8x the number of packets sent. This test also has mpstat data, which shows interrupt processing not quite consuming core 0. I suspect it actually is consuming that core, but the mpstat resolution is sloppy enough that we can't really tell.
Data attached.
Note that the client will see the CPU usage if the server is too "noisy". We should investigate improvements to our binary protocol implementation at the server (this has been a known problem) or allowing for TCP_NODELAY to be tuneable.
I want to credit Mark Nunberg and his recent performance tests for really finding and validating this. We'll be reviewing this in our meeting next week on the topic.
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Lines worthy of investigation:
$ git grep TCP_NODELAY
daemon/memcached.c: error = setsockopt(sfd, IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_NODELAY, (void *)&flags, sizeof(flags));
daemon/memcached.c: "setsockopt(TCP_NODELAY): %s",
daemon/thread.c: TCP_NODELAY, (void *)&flags, sizeof(flags));
To be clear, I don't think turning on TCP_NODELAY is necessarily the solution here. I believe we're writing the responses in multiple small pieces, as this is something that had been discussed previously in the memcached list. If either memcahced or the engine were to buffer the response until the complete response were available (or enough for the client to act on it) then we'd probably be better off.
That said, having TCP_NODELAY a tuneable may make sense. Some deployments care more about latency, some care more about throughput. We can't say for certain in advance.
It'd only make sense alongside other changes, because writing a partial response that a client can't do anything with isn't very useful.
Trond: you have a patch which may help here. Can you post it for review?
Trond: any update here?
I have a project for which I may need to test this change.
2.1 and 2.0.2 have the patch that disables it, but it is a hassle to enable (which is why I wanted the ioctl call )
So we've just disabled NODELAY? That seems concerning a bit since behavior may change.
I guess for my project, I need to get 2.0.1, change it and then build?
The following piece of code exists in memcached-server and allows you to tune its behavior:
settings.tcp_nodelay = getenv("MEMCACHED_DISABLE_TCP_NODELAY") == NULL;
Please file another bug to make it set'able from the UI if that's desired.
Please reopen the bug (or create another bug referring this one) if you want additional work done.


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I gotta work a full day tomorrow. I should get there around 7 pm. or thereabouts.
Looking forward to it. It's been far too long since I've been to a hang.
I'll be there with my DO's and lots of food!
These new dates work for me. I'm in!
Hi Folks,
I need to bow out on this one. We're having a family gathering that weekend for my Dad and his wife before they head to Florida for the Winter. I updated the spreadsheet accordingly.
Dagnabbit! I got family commitments both days that weekend. I love the Ashby hangs.
Here's my video from last year's hang.
Hi Gil,
The Seven Sisters is one of my favorite hikes. I'll shoot a vid there one of these days. Got hikes scheduled with my SIL, New England Hiker Girl at Monadnock in NH and Camels Hump in VT
If there's enough interest, I can bring 2 yaks. One for me and another to loan.
Don't worry. I got 3 new DO vids in the pipeline :-))
A day hike in Western Mass.
Maybe we can do an array of them spelling NEHHA?
I just signed up.
Tully Lake is an AWESOME venue! Lots of great hiking and paddling.
I would watch the weather like a hawk and be willing to bail if necessary.
The Franconia Ridge can be particularly dangerous. I attempted to complete my NH 4,000 footers in time for my 50th...
That's a big ol' snapping turtle. You wouldn't want to tickle his nose with your pinky
As promised, here is part 2
This is the NH & ME paddling trip from this past weekend. I had so much material for this one I decided to split it into two parts.
Here is Part 1.
I will publish part 2 next...
I'm sorting through a ton of still photos and raw video. I'll try to upload a video by the end of the week. What a great time!
Those of you who are riding with me Saturday morning (Dennis and John) here is our schedule. My goals is to arrive at the launch in Conway around 9 am. That will allow ample time to load my hatches...
We'll miss you Chaaz!
Does anyone know the driving time between the put-in and take-out? This information is needed to plan our logistics.
Also, I have three large dry bags available for loan....
The boat is yours for the weekend. Please see my reply to your PM for details.
I will meet the group for the 10 am Saturday launch. I just updated the spreadsheet accordingly.
I'm in! Mrs1960HikerDude graciously offered up her kayak as a loaner.
Unbeknownst to me (until I got home) someone put ALL the leftovers from the pot luck into one of my coolers. Mrs1960HikerDude and I don't need to buy groceries for at least a week. :lol:
We be eatin' good in the piney woods this weekend,
Got Thermite?
After carefully considering how much I value each and every one of you, I said to heck with it, I'm giving you all the bird....
NOT THAT "BIRD"!!!:scared:
My boss gave me permission to get out early Friday night. Looks like I'll get there around 5:30 (give or take)
I'll make my pot-luck announcement after I do my grocery shopping tonight.
I am...
6 pm Friday may be a little early for some folks to participate in the discussion. I live closer to this hang than anyone. On a good night, I leave my job in Worcester at 5. Then, I'll need to...
I'll be there! Wouldn't miss it
We depart the campsite at 9 a.m. sharp Saturday morning. We will hike a section of the Wapack Trail starting at Windblown Ski Area, south over Barrett Mountain to a magnificent...
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Here's an awesome hike in the White Mountains of NH. I hit it on a perfect spring day. Check out the views!
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I really think any rule regarding alcohol should be specific to the event. Prohibiting alcohol at the winter hang was absolutely the right call due to the extreme cold conditions. This time, we're...
I'm working on a new project to compile a comprehensive video guide to the best outdoor location in New England. This is the second installment.
I'm in! I Can't pass up an Ashby hang.
What is the alcohol policy for this event? My attendance is not dependent on the answer. However, it is helpful to know ahead of time.
Thanks for the positive feedback.
@12trysomething & Clayfo - I have maps on the companion website neoutdoorguide.com. I've been reluctant to include maps in the videos as most maps are...
I launched a new project to create an online video guide to the New England's outdoor opportunities. The first video went live today. For this one I featured, Mount Watatic a small mountain close to...
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Unfortunately, I need to bail on this one. I'm not all that crazy about the weather forecast. I can deal a little snow. But, the possibility of sleet/freezing rain is a deal-breaker...
I have to work Friday. My plan drive up early Saturday and hike in with my pulk. I am warily watching the forecast. If there is any possibility of snow turning to rain or sleet I will bail.
Whenever I need to score a couple grams, I see my man Dutch.
At least the didn't let her have any Reflectanium!
Hey folks,
I'm not going to make it to the hang this weekend. I got to attend to some tasks here at home on Saturday. I will try to get out an hike Mt. Watatic on Sunday before the "Big Game"...
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The most common RWI is diarrhea. Other common ones include skin, ear, respiratory, eye and wound infections. Anyone can get RWI, however children, pregnant women and people with weakened immune systems are most at risk.
Recreational Water Illnesses can be prevented. These six recommended steps can stop germs from causing illness:
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* Take small children on their bathroom breaks, and check their diapers often.
* Change diapers in the bathroom or diaper changing area. Don't change your baby by the pool.
* Wash your children thoroughly with soap and water before going swimming.
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A Pleasent Stay
I stayed at the inn over the summer (7/2003) and had a lovely time. We stayed in the honeymoon suite at the curwen house, a lovely yellow house about a block away fromt he main house of the inn. The staff seemed friendly though I found it odd that all of them I saw seemed to be either of high school or college age. I didnt have any real problems so I cant comment on their service in that area. The curwen house was lovely, with plenty of private parking behind it and very quiet. We had a very secluded weekend there. The room was big and lovely marble fireplace that apparently in winter months they let you use, and a small tv if we were so inclined, but I hardly know why you'd need a tv if you were staying in salem on vacation...its a lovely place to walk about! Overall I was very pleased with my stay, though there were a couple minor details that i was dissapointed in. First off the period/recreation antiques didnt match at all, they were lovely but it was off-putting how they were all of completely differnent styles and not even all stained the same shade. It also had a distinct feeling of staying at grandma's house, which was a little off putting given it was the '*honeymoon* suite'. I was also dissapointed in the 'canopy' bed...I had expected one of those flowing gauzy types and it was more a four poster bed with a knit piece of fabrice on top. They made up with it with little touches though..providing both coffee and tea, all the supplies in the bathroom (including bath oil's which i completely forgot about for the lovely whirlpool tub) and a hair dryer, and they even an adoreable step for those who had trouble getting into the bed, which was rather high. The breakfast was nice and with quite considerable a selection given its 'continental' moniker, and the stay was extremely pleasent. Salem itself is lovely as well, and I highly reccomend it to any one interested in history. They even let us leave our car in the lot after checkout so we could spend the day in town our last day. I had a blast and would to love to stay again.
Salem Inn was wonderful
My husband and I stayed at the Salem Inn for Halloween this year. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The room we stayed in had a large whirlpool and was clean and comfortable. The Inn is in the middle of town so we didn't miss any of the festivities.
Very Disappointed with this inn
Over priced, not very clean,outdated, staff wasn't very helpfull or overly friendly. Didn't have heat the first night, the radiator was missing a handle to regulate the temp, so they gave me a wrench!
Loved the Inn
We stayed 3 nights in the Capt. West house, in a room with one large bedroom. The second room had a kitchenette, table, twin bed, and trundle bed. It was fine for 4 people. An assortment of tea and tea was provided, and the bath was also nicely stocked with extras. The only problem was that the fridge didn't cool properly. There was a nice assortment for breakfast, luckily the breakfast room was in the same house. Yes, this is an old house, but it is very pretty and clean. I would have no hesitation in recommending it. Also, while in Salem, don't miss the Peabody Essex museum. Skip some of the tacky witch museums, the collection at the Peabody is lovely.
Salem Inn, homey atmosphere
Having traveled to Western Europe, England and the the Northeatern US, I thought the Salem Inn was lovely. Our family Suite was roomy and clean as well as comfortable. Our continental breakfast was tasty and filling, though it was nothing fancy. The front desk staff was pleasant and helpfull. This is not a Sheraton or Radisson, it is an historic home. It was exactly what we wanted.
Not a good experience
The "Honeymoon" suite was a great disappointment. For 200.00$ a night off peak we got a room with a stained bed spread. The whirlpool tub spued brown gunk into the water. The T.V is tiny and the remote control was broken. It should not be called a bed and breakfast when you have to walk 3 to 4 blocks in the morning to get coffee and doghnuts.The staff was less than courteous and helpful. Do yourself a favor, and stay somewhere else!!!!4/2003
Very relaxing
I spent a Valentine weekend at the Salem Inn in the Curwen House. I loved it. It was quiet and relaxing for me. I was in Salem to check out the attractions, but my 2 nights at the inn were just as rememberable. Room was comfortable and I recommend anyone stay there if they can....
Loved the Salem Inn
Great location. We stayed in a beautiful Historic building with a great history. We found the staff to be extremely helpfull and accommodating. Also, their buildings are all located within walking distance to all are attractions and restaurants, we did not need our car once! Would recommend to anyone who wants to experience "historic Salem".
The Salem Inn
The Salem Inn was a huge disppointment. The 6 person oversized family suite had a terrible odor, smelled like a backed up sewer. When trying to deal with the staff about the problem, they were rude and uncooperative. We were unable to stay the night beacause of the odor, and wound up leaving. The Inn would not refund the money, and we wound up losing $250.00
Salem Inn
The Salem Inn is hundreds of years old and it shows. The rooms are poor quality and the "suites" appalling.
The place is over priced and over rated, Salem is an utter dump.
don't waste your time or money visiting!
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... got a nasty shock as we were billed for a $34 toll just to get over the bridge. Julie nearly had a heart attack in the passenger she (as she had her coins all ready to pay) when the guy told us how much it was. **** bridge it was too. Connecticut was nice and green, and Julie and I got the sense this was a nicer part of the country. The cars were all very impressive and the groceries bloody expensive. They tried to charge us $16 for a roasted chicken!
1692 Witch Trials
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Mandatory influenza vaccination as a condition of employment did not lead to excessive voluntary termination at a healthcare facility, according to a report.
Flu infections result in approximately 150,000 hospital admissions and 24,000 deaths annually, according to background information for the study, which was scheduled for presentation June 9 at the annual conference of the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology. Although the CDC recommends that all healthcare personnel receive the annual flu vaccine, the national average for HCP vaccination was only 67% in 2011-12.
Infection control and prevention specialists at Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, Ill., worked with a multidisciplinary task force to develop a facility-wide policy that made flu vaccination a condition of employment. The study results were based on a four-year analysis of vaccination rates at the facility.
" 'First do no harm is our mandate as healthcare workers," Jorge Parada, MD, MPH, FACP, FIDSA, an author of the study and professor of medicine at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, said in a news release. "We should do all we can to not pass along illness to our patients."
Loyola introduced an active declination system in 2008, according to which healthcare professionals were required by to state "yes" or "no" when asked to be vaccinated and to provide reasoning if they declined the vaccine.
This policy brought the centers overall vaccination rate up to 72%, but "was still well short of what we felt we should achieve to maximize patient safety," Parada said.
In 2009 Loyola chose to mandate flu vaccination as a condition of employment, and extended this mandate to students, volunteers and contractors. To support and encourage compliance, the centers communications department developed facility-wide reminder emails and created short videos, which were displayed on flat screens throughout the hospital.
In the first year of the mandatory policy (the 2009-10 flu season), 99.2% of employees received the vaccine, 0.7% were exempted for religious or medical reasons and 0.1% refused vaccination and chose to terminate employment. Those results have been sustained: In 2012, 98.7% were vaccinated, 1.2% were exempted and 0.06% refused vaccination.
Parada said in reality, the 2012 numbers were even better than they appeared because of the five people who refused vaccination in the mandatory period, three were unpaid volunteers who later reconsidered, received the vaccine and returned to Loyola, and the two others were part-time staff, each with only 10% time commitment at Loyola. The true vaccine-refusal rate thus was 0.002%. Over the course of four years, fewer than 15 HCP (including volunteers) out of approximately 8,000 total chose termination over vaccination.
"Near-universal flu immunization is achievable and sustainable with a mandatory vaccination policy," Parada said. "Our employees and associates now understand that this is the way we do business. Just as construction workers must wear steel-toed boots and hard hats on job sites, healthcare workers should get a flu shot to work in a hospital. We believe that patient and staff safety have been enhanced as a result."
Parada also noted that "as healthcare workers, our staff are at greater risk than the general population for exposure to the flu virus, and we also have a fiduciary responsibility to try and protect our HCP (and by extension, their families) from becoming ill. Vaccination provides that added protection."


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Anytime something insane happens in sports, the headlines for the Monday morning newspapers will splash the sports world.
That didn't change with this Ryder Cup comeback by the Europeans, and a few newspaper around the country dedicated their front page to the international golf event.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Officials say four workers critically injured in an oil rig explosion off the Louisiana coast are doing much better.
Coast Guard Rear Adm. Mary Landry said Friday that two of the workers are now out of the hospital, and a third is to be released within a couple of days. Landry says the fourth worker will remain seven to 10 days.
She says they are all doing well and in good shape.
The Coast Guard suspended its search for 11 workers missing since Tuesday's explosion. More than 100 other crew members were able to make it off the platform and safely return home.
Oil company crews are trying to clean up the environmental mess created by the Deepwater Horizon, which sank Thursday.
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Authorizing DHCP Servers in Active Directory
Updated: March 28, 2003
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2
An unauthorized DHCP server on a network can cause a variety of problems, such as the leasing of incorrect IP addresses and options. To protect against this type of problem, when a Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003 domain member DHCP server attempts to start on the network, it first queries Active Directory. The DHCP server compares its IP address and server name to the list of authorized DHCP servers. If either the server name or IP address is found on the list of authorized DHCP servers, the server is authorized as a DHCP server. If no match is found, the server is not authorized in Active Directory and does not respond to DHCP traffic. The process of authorizing DHCP servers is useful for only Windows 2000–based or Windows Server 2003–based DHCP servers. This process cannot be used for DHCP servers running Windows NT Server, or servers running non-Windows-based DHCP services. Only a member of the Enterprise Admins group can authorize or unauthorize a DHCP server in Active Directory.
You must be logged in as an enterprise administrator to authorize a DHCP server.
To authorize a DHCP server in Active Directory
In the DHCP snap-in, right-click DHCP.
Select Manage authorized servers.
In the Manage Authorized Servers dialog box, click Authorize.
In the Authorize DHCP Server dialog box, type the name or IP address of the DHCP server, and then click OK.
Detection of unauthorized DHCP servers requires the deployment of Active Directory and the DHCP service running on Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003. Other DHCP servers do not attempt to determine whether they are authorized by Active Directory before offering IP address leases.


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School resumed with a bang after a brief fall break. Halloween events were scheduled in several departments and pumpkin painting and a party included the whole campus in the Campus Center. Many speakers were on campus: we caught a glimpse of a public lecture by Professor Janis Grobbelaar, professor and chair of the Department of Sociology, University of Pretoria, South Africa, and Retired Colonel Dwight Raymond of the U.S. Army Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute spoke about UN Peacekeeping, humanitarian intervention, and protecting civilians in conflict zones. Little Scots, a mentoring program for girls in grades 2-6, included Mac athletes and their mentees on Saturday in the Leonard Center. The Cultural House hosted its 19th Annual Poetry Slam on Saturday night, and Belozer'e–an interactive performance of folk songs and dances–featured a fashion show of 19th century Russian peasant clothing and a demonstration of Russian musical instruments, cosponsored by Russian Studies and Music.
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Blame ChuanMing for convincing me..
I'm Emma, I'm a wannabe-comic-artist. I'm from Holland, so that also explains why I suck at English. Be warned !
I did draw a lot lately, but my scanner somehow died. I'll try to reanimate it tomorrow.
Untill then, I'll put up these drawings.. Made them a few days/weeks ago.
This is a digital sketch I made from, tahtaa - me.
Comic-sketch for a comic I have to draw for school, 'Medea'.
A Larry comic.. Larry is my own comic-character. He isn't that funny. But I had to post something, right...
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An unidentified man was swimming along the oceanfront at Beach 126 Street at about 6:45 p.m. on July 30 when he noticed a police helicopter above him and lots of people on the shore, pointing in his direction. It took him a minute of two to realize that all the attention was because he was about 50 yards from shore and swimming nearly an hour after the lifeguards went off duty. As the man turned and pulled for shore, followed closely by a fire department boat, the word went out that a second man, wearing a red bathing cap, had been spotted in the water as well. It took only a minute for the police helicopter to identify the red cap as a dive float. Nobody was hurt in the incident. Photo by Howard Schwach.
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Leave only footprints... LbNA # 29326
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|Last Found
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Leave only footprints is located at Kerrville-Schreiner Parkat the junction of Loop 534 and Texas 173.It's a great spot to see deer up-close and personal. (Don't touch.)
Go to the welcome center and pay to get the combination to the west side of the park. $3 per person over 13, but they do continue to honor the Texas Passport even though the park is no longer managed by TPWD.
Go to the west side of the park and follow the map to Trailhead #3. Hike the trail, 43 steps to the first yellow trail marker. When you come to the second yellow trail marker, there is a fork in the trail. Bear right. At the third yellow trail marker, you will see a rocky clearing to your right with 3 small cedar trees roughly in a line away from you. Bearing 320 degrees, walk 47 steps to a multi-trunk cedar tree. At the base of the tree, on the far side, is a small cairn. Underneath, find footprints.
Let us know you found it, and please rehide well.