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Recently, I used Nemesis to spoof ARP packets on a dsl network with seven nodes. In the process of doing it, I learned a lot about network topology and tcp. Most of it was learned the hard way -- trial and error -- as I could find very little technical details about using Nemesis for
that specific purpose on Google.
Here's how I did it:
1.) My platform was BackTrack 4 (what a beautiful system!) on a 2 GHz P4 ThinkPad, and Ubuntu 10.10 on a 1.7 GHz P4 on a Compaq laptop.
2.) Software used was Nemesis v. 1.4 (Build 26) and my trusty binary editor, Hexedit.
In this case, I actually used Ubuntu 10.04 to disseminate the packets, and
BackTrack 4 for analysis but it could have been down either way.
3.) Installing Nemesis on Ubuntu 10.10 is pretty straightforward. Google nemesis-1.4.orig.tar.gz and install on Ubuntu using the usual Linux compilation method. Note that libnet-1.0.2a must also be installed before nemesis will make. I used gcc-4.1 also. An installation guide may be found at Installing Nemesis on Ubuntu 10.04 - notwilson.com. Note that the makefile should be edited to point to your compiler.
4.) An appropriate packet must be crafted as a binary file. I snatched an ARP packet, send
by the gateway, with Wireshark and then used it as a model for this. Typically, these
packets are 28 bytes long and contain the packet type (ARP reply = 0x00 0x02), the gateway MAC address and the MAC address and I.P. of the target machine. Note that I used the word "target" here as no one was defrauded in this experiment. Of course, an unethical person could also install a sniffer and acquire sensitive data using this technique ... in which case the "target" becomes the "victim".
5.) A shell script was then written which invoked Nemesis in a continuous loop. The shell script is reproduced as follows:
while [1 == 1]
nemesis arp -S gateway_MAC -D target_MAC -h sending_Machine_MAC -m target_MAC -P binary_filename
# This will issue continuous ARP requests but is not sufficient to populate the target's ARP
# cache. For this to happen, an ARP reply must be sent immediately thereafter:
nemesis arp -S gateway_MAC -D target_MAC -h sending_Machine_MAC -m target_MAC -r -P binary_filename
Note the -r in the preceding command. This force the packet type to 00 02 which is the reply.
I also added a moderate delay following the packet distributions as some machines seem to hang up if these packets are sent too fast:
sleep .3
While the packets were being issued, and ussing Wiretrack on the BackTrack 4 machine, I was able to view and compare them with the original ones issued by the gateway. If any tweaking needs to be done, it can be done here. Wireshark, another amazing tool, will give full details of each packet, including the length and all data. It also shows the encapsulation by the ethernet layer which is a wonderful way to understand the OSI.
Issuing arp -a on the target will disclosed that the cache has indeed been polluted and the gateway is now perceived to be the Ubuntu machine! The command is the same under Windows and Linux.
At this point, by reassigning the iptables and installing a sniffer, the target's traffic can be routed through the sending machine.
(Now, here's what I don't understand. On some networks, only the target's cache was populated. But on other networks, every machine's cache was populated? Can someone explain this to me?)
That's it. I hope this helps some of you who are security conscious to better understand how packet crafting under Nemesis work. But be careful and use this knowledge only for ethical purposes. Jail is not a pleasant place to live.


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1. Re: My /proc/<misc> entry is too large so its only displaying few entriesDude! Oct 14, 2012 2:56 PM (in response to 968131)Your mileage with the virtual procfs filesystem may vary depending on the kernel version and system architecture (i386).
What are you using or comparing?
As far as I know, the current UEK 2 kernel is based on the mainline Linux kernel version 3 (2.6.39). Perhaps it explains the issue you are experiencing. Kernel 2.6 marks the beginning of sysfs (/sys), which apparently does a better job for showing device information than the legacy procfs. The use of procfs is depreciated, but kept for compatibility reasons.
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text: No - pics have been floating around for months - That was a pic taken at the Shot Shw back in Jan 06 I believe. It was originally called the P3000, and then later renamed the P30. It is not available in the US yet. I have read claims by some that say it is pending ATF approval right now. Chances are it will not appear until 2007. I am anxious to see it myself. The same with the new HK45. Both will be here in 2007 at the soonest.


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text: Oli - Unregistered September 29, 2011 1:00 PM Troy is the last relic of what was, for me as a young kid growing up, the golden era of WSB - Foggy, Slight, Russell, Corser, Chili, Gobert, Edwards... on Sky Sports with Keith & Jules doing the commentary. I still remember Troy's first win in Austria in 1995. That was a serious big-balls circuit, very fast with no run off. Nuts. I forget what it was called, they used to hold Grand Prix there too in the early 90s. Will have to look that one up! Oli 3 agree 0 disagree


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- new menu, with silver background and black text and icons
- edits to the build prop, should increase performance somewhat (I have noticed a slight speed bump on my phones)
- New menu, with Silver background and Black txt and icons
- now comes with persistent install of some basic apps removed from system app (Live Wallpapers, TranQ Wallpapers, TranQ Toolbox, QuickOffice) so they reinstall after any data wipe.
- Now with very tranquil wallpapers (TranQ Wallpapers)
- Added appwidget picker (by boombuler @ XDA)
- Added permanently - work contacts (no removal option)
- Added Gmail hack - enables always showing images in emails (by Anderdroid @ XDA)
Toolbox Changes
- redesigned toolbox, lots of code changes
- redesigned theme selection (now scroll and preview)
- added new boot animations (original droid and r2d2)
- added boot animation sounds (flash custom, preinstalled, or off)
- added boot system startup sounds (flash custom, preinstalled, or off)
- added new option to remove clock from notification bar (will need a reboot - does not work with gregtard themes)
- new blur button - add buacontacts back (no removal option)
- fixed - blur messaging so that it adds universal inbox.
Jolly and Aix - without their help, testing, brainstorming, and trouble shooting we would not be at this point.
DustinJorge - my java teacher and the man who created the launcher improvements and coded many portions of the toolbox. Without this guy you would have had an ugly ass toolbox.
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LED's Integrated Into Boats Popular?
I am curious if the aftermarket LED wave has cooled off or not? What's your opinion on them? Useful? Extravagant? I feel when implicated into the interior like in newer models they are a great improvement exterior to much but still has it's place........,
Re: LED's Integrated Into Boats Popular?
If you sail or anchor out away from a shore power source they are the greatest invention since sliced bread. I hate running the engine any more than necessary. My two 80 watt solar panels will run the fridge 24/7 but it would be asking a bit much for them to run all the lights as well.
I converted my navigation and anchor lights. Next the spreader lights.
Eventually I will get round to the interior, but as these are not so essential, not a priority.
Re: LED's Integrated Into Boats Popular?
I did just the opposite. I have changed all the interior to LEDs now time to work on the nav lights. The inside was much easier and less expensive to do quickly. Also, Being on an inland lake, I rarely stay out all night.
Re: LED's Integrated Into Boats Popular?
I'm doing extensive interior lighting mods this spring; 1 goose neck LED chart light (red/white) at the fwd end of each settee; 1 16W fluorescent (white) over the table; 1 LED rail light (white) over the galley. While I have all the tools out, I'll find a red/white LED for the head.
LED & fluorescent use about 1/10 the power of incandescent. When I'm done there will be only 2 original non-LED lights in the cabin. I'll probably just swap the bulbs in those, no reason to replace the fixtures.
It would be very sweet to have the underwater LED lights on either side of the swim ladder; maybe next year.
Re: LED's Integrated Into Boats Popular?
I appreciate the replies lads, may I ask if you purchased the equipment online? If so where shoot me a pm.
Re: LED's Integrated Into Boats Popular?
We are always anchored out weekends and for 3 weeks on summer cruise. I have converted all my lighting to led. I did it on our previous cs when resources and brightness were limited. The difference in battery consumption is huge. Every fixture will drop from 1 amp to less than .1 amp. An incandesent anchor light burning all night uses more AH's than the fridge. We don't think twice about turning on whatever lighting we need as long as we need it.
I hate having to run the engine at anchor.
I purchased mine from defender and dr led.
Re: LED's Integrated Into Boats Popular?
I have converted most of the interior lights on my boat to LEDs. Mostly from two different companys and love them. Great light and less heat and power consumption.Just installed some from this company and seem great..fast shipping too.
Marinebeam Replacement LED bulbs for your existing boat fixtures
And strip lighting from this company.
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Re: LED's Integrated Into Boats Popular?
I bought my boat last April and saw I had 12V halogens. They heated up quick. I wasn't planning on it at first but I did switch the interior lighting on my boat to LED. They are nice and bright, use less power and I can keep them on and they won't heat up like the halogen bulbs. So long as the exterior lights work, I'll leave them alone for now and may replace them to LED during a future refit.
They may be expensive but I think it's worth it to keep from draining the batteries too much.
Re: LED's Integrated Into Boats Popular?
The stock factory fixtures on my boat were cheap plastic and coated brass that had discolored. I've upgraded all my fixtures over the past few years and used warm white LEDs in all the new fixtures.
I started using bulbs from MastLight (mastlight.com), but started using Imtra when I got a good deal on bulbs at the Annapolis show (imtra.com). Some folks on this site and others have reported problems with Dr LED products.
I've also added a lot more light to the boat than she had originally so I can have soft lighting or have the salon and galley as bright as my living room and kitchen at home.
I'm dropping the mast before launch in the spring and will replace the nav lights then.
Obviously I'm a fan of LEDs.
Re: LED's Integrated Into Boats Popular?
Big fan of LEDs. I only have room for a 2-battery house bank, so it pays to save amps. I replaced my anchor light with a completely new LED fixture (Hella) and most of my interior bulbs with Marine Beam bulbs. Very happy with all of this.
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Hey guys,
I've got a bunch of stuff sitting around my apartment I'm interested in selling or trading. I'm located in Jacksonville, Florida. I will ship all of it if you pay for it (exhaust will probably be pricey!).
Go ahead and PM me offers (I don't really have any set prices).
The parts for sale are:
Stock 2013 Sedan Exhaust (downpipe and midpipe SOLD, mufflers still available)
Stock head unit
Stock speakers
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Thanks Gary. There are a lot of interesting images at that link.
And now you bumped this thread up, reminded me of a paper I just recently read on the Moon's ionosphere.
Miles Mathis again, but if it weren't for him, I wouldn't even have known that the moon has an ionosphere.
He links to NASA's report; Mystery of the Lunar Ionosphere.


text: Prof. Caroline Kennedy Last updated on 10/7/2016 Print this page Contact Details Prof. Caroline Kennedy 207 Wilberforce Phone: +44 (0) 1482 462071 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: @kennedycdog Related links Tweets by @kennedycdog Head of the School of Politics, Philosophy and International Studies Professor of War Studies Profile Teaching Key Publications Profile Caroline Kennedy is Professor of War Studies and Head of the School of Politics, Philosophy and International Studies. She is currently working on IEDs, Drones and the effects of Drone Strikes in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Yemen. She is also working on the future maritime security implications of the High North as well as leading on the University India and South East Asia Project. Caroline was previously Professor of War Studies at the University of Warwick and Professor of International Relations at the University of Sheffield. Caroline has a First Class Honours Degree in History, an MSc Econ in Strategic Studies and a D-Phil in International Relations. Caroline was Chair of the British International Studies Association (BISA) and is a past President of the Association. She was the founding Editor of the journal Civil Wars and has authored a number of books and many articles. These include the monograph Russia and the World in 1998 and The Origins of the Cold War in 2007. Caroline teaches courses on Military History and Contemporary International Politics and supervises doctoral candidates in all areas of Contemporary security policy. She has been quoted as 'One of the UK's leading experts in war' in the Guardian. Caroline is a member of the Advisory Board of the Pak Army Green Book. Recent Activities In July 2015 Professor Kennedy lectured at LUISS in Rome on 'Parliaments and War'. Professor Caroline Kennedy has just published with Gordon Clubb and Simon Mabon, Terrorism and Political Violence (Sage 2015) In the collection Caroline has contributed a chapter on Martyrs and IEDs. In January 2015, Professor Kennedy gave a lecture at the University of Iceland entitled 'The current Shapes and Shadows of the Cold War'. In March 2015, Professor Kennedy was a guest of University College Cork and she lectured on 'Embrace Me in Suicide Vest' an exploration of IEDs in contemporary conflict. In April 2015, Professor Kennedy presented a paper on 'Troublemakers in International Relations' for the School of History and the School of International Relations at the University of St Andrews. Professor Kennedy is just about to publish 'In conversation with Jean Bethke Elshtain' in Suganami and Lebow's edited book entitled 'Dialogue with the Dead.' Palgrave, 2015. 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I hate to disillusion you, but I think Ray Liotta's menacing vibe is just an act. True, he knows how to use it: During September's Toronto International Film Festival, where he was promoting the upcoming contract-killer drama The Iceman, he did his thing. At a press conference, he growled at a reporter who was rude to his co-star Winona Ryder. When the presser ended, he strode out on his own time, while the rest of the cast huddled in the green room waiting for the route to be cleared. At the after-screening party, he skipped the red carpet and slid in the back door, which meant that he was relaxing with a drink while his cast mates were still doing interviews.
He's certainly made a living out of playing scary. His bad cops, grinning criminals and leopard-print-underpants-wearing mob bosses pop up regularly, in movies with titles like Unlawful Entry, Narc, Revolver, Smokin' Aces, Crazy on the Outside and of course, Goodfellas, his best-known role. In his latest, Killing Them Softly, which opened yesterday, he plays a mid-level mobster who suffers a vicious beat-down against a car. According to The New York Times, the sound that the foley guys used as Liotta's body slides from the hood to the ground is that of a squeegee wiping a windshield. That does not bode well for his character's future.
In person, however, once you get past Liotta's mug and mien – those thin lips, that scarred skin, his taut alertness and his blasting-cap laugh – he could not be friendlier or chattier. "I have no idea why I'm cast [as so many reprobates]," he says. "I've never been in a fight in my whole life. I'm not that kind of personality. I've played a lot of nice guys, too. Dominick and Eugene – I was nice." (He took care of his disabled brother, played by Tom Hulce.) "Field of Dreams – I didn't hit Kevin [Costner] in the head with the bat." (Liotta played Shoeless Joe Jackson.) "I think the bad guys just stand out."
Liotta was born in Newark, N.J., in December, 1954, and his first acting job was on the soap opera Another World, "where I was the nicest character in the world," he says. Ah, Joey Perrini – I remember him well. I tell Liotta that my friends and I had crushes on him. "Oh, really?" he asks, looking surprised. "Good old Joey. You must have been a kid. I mean, a kid-kid." (Untrue, I was in high school. But I didn't dissuade him.)
He left the soap in 1981 and moved to Los Angeles, where for the next five years "nothing happened," he says. He did guest shots, failed series. Then he heard that director Jonathan Demme was looking for someone to play a violent ex-con opposite Melanie Griffith in Something Wild. At the time, Griffith was married to a pal of Liotta's. He asked her to get him an audition, nailed the role and a persona was born. Since then, his longest gap between jobs has been a mere eight months.
A few days after our conversation, Liotta was heading to Nashville to play another nice guy – "a preacher, in one of the most beautiful scripts I've ever read" – in a family drama called The Identical, about musically gifted twins who are separated at birth. He launches into a long, passionate description of the plot, peppered with asides about the Golden Rule, Sesame Street ("They know it's easier for a kid to learn by singing") and adoption. "I'm adopted, so the fact that I'm now playing a dad who's adopting somebody, it just hits me at the core," Liotta says. "But you don't have to be adopted to find it beautiful."
I tell him that my mother was adopted, too, and suddenly we're not doing an interview, we're having a conversation. "Did your mother feel like she was given up, or like she was chosen?" he asks. "My parents [Mary, a township clerk, and Alfred, an auto-parts store owner] adopted me when I was six months old, and they told me about it right away. But I still felt like I was given up."
At 43, keen to have a child of his own, Liotta sought out his birth mother. "It was a trip," he says. "I found out she'd already had a child with the same guy, but he didn't want to get married. He went off to the Korean War, they got together again when he came back, I came out, they took me home. And they realized they couldn't afford it. So I was bonding with her, and, boom, they ripped me away."
Meeting her as an adult, however, changed the way he felt. Driving home afterward with his then-wife, the actress Michelle Grace (they co-starred in the telefilm The Rat Pack and divorced in 2004) and a male friend who'd just adopted two children, "it was pouring, pouring rain, and I wasn't saying anything for a while, because I was like, whoa," Liotta remembers. "I'd found out that I have five half-sisters, a half-brother and a full sister. Finally my friend asked me, 'What do you think?' I said, 'Man, I'm so glad I was adopted.'" His friend "just broke down crying, he was so relieved to hear that."
When Liotta's daughter, Karsen, was born 13 years ago, he made one vow: "I promised myself I wouldn't care if I spoiled her or not." He grins. "And I don't care."
He feels the same about his roles: Sweethearts or psychos, Liotta doesn't care, as long as the script is good enough. "It's a crazy, crazy, whacked-out business, and I love it," he says. He has films lined up through 2013, including The Place Beyond the Pines and Better Living Through Chemistry, opposite Ryan Gosling and Sam Rockwell, respectively.
Liotta says he likes to immerse himself at work, "to live what I'm playing. If I'm playing a nice guy, I'm great on the set. If I'm not, I'm a dick. I'm sure I'm going to be unbearably wonderful while I'm playing the preacher." To deal with co-stars "who come in with preconceived notions of who I am, the ones who just want to talk about Goodfellas," Liotta's developed a technique. "You know how they have stand-ins when they're doing the lighting?" he asks. "I always do my own standing-in. That way I stay in the zone, and nobody asks me anything, except to move left or right."
He grins again, and this time it's the predatory one he's famous for. "I've learned how to keep a distance from people when I need to," he says. "I'm serious about playing pretend."Report Typo/Error
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The blower works fine in low heat and will transition into high heat. It will do a cycle or two in high heat, but then when it tries the next cycle of high heat, it fires up fine, the blower comes on for maybe 30 sec, then it dies and code 41 displays (blower failed to reach 250 rpm or blower failed to communicate to variable speed furnace control). It resets itself and comes back on in low heat, beginning the process all over again (and making for a very long time to reach the set temp). Any ideas?
The system is a Bryant 355MAV furnace (installed 1997). Only major service to date has been a new ignitor and main board (about 4 or 5 years ago).
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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, Va. – The University of Richmond Spiders baseball team swept a doubleheader against the Quinnipiac Bobcats on Sunday afternoon at Pitt Field.
The Spiders took game one, 5-4, before winning game two, 6-5.With the two wins, Richmond improves its record on the season to 4-9, while Quinnipiac falls to 1-8 on the year.
In game one, sophomore 1B Doug Krager had a three-run home run to pace the Richmond offense, while sophomore OF Tanner Stanley and freshman DH Kurtis Brown each had a RBI in the win.
Junior LHP Zach Grossfeld (1-1) earned the win for the Spiders, allowing just one run in five innings, striking out four. Junior RHP Ray Harron earned his first save of the season.
In game two, the Spiders used the long ball once again to defeat the Bobcats. Stanley and senior Adam Forrer each hit solo homers for Richmond, while Kraeger, sophomore Matt Dacey and senior Cory Moheit all had one RBI in the victory.
Sophomore Dan Martinson (1-0) earned the win out of the bullpen in game two for the Spiders, while junior Ryan Cook once again proved his value, coming in from right field to pitch the final three innings to earn his second save of the season.
In game one, Richmond found itself trailing 1-0 in the bottom of the fifth, but Kraeger changed all of that with one swing, clobbering a three-run shot over the left field fence. The Spiders tacked on runs in both the sixth and seventh to take a 5-1 lead in to the top of the ninth.
Quinnipiac staged a rally, cutting the lead to just one, but Harron was able to close the door, securing the 5-4, game one win for Richmond.
In game two, Richmond jumped out to an early, 3-0 lead after two innings. A RBI double from Dacey in the first and a pair of solo homers in the second from Forrer and Stanley put Richmond out in front.
The Bobcats came right back, however, taking a 4-3 lead in to the bottom of the sixth after scoring runs in the third, fourth and fifth.
The Spiders took the lead for good in the sixth. After a RBI single from Moheit tied the game at 4-4, Kraeger gave UR the advantage after drawing a bases-loaded walk. In the seventh, Richmond pushed its lead to 6-4 on a sacrifice fly from Forrer.
Again, Quinnipiac staged a ninth-inning rally, but just like Harron did in game one, Cook came through, nailing down the win with his second save of the year.
The Richmond Spiders will next be in action on Tuesday when the team will play host to in-state rival Virginia Tech. First pitch at Pitt Field is scheduled for 3 p.m.


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No --- it's okay, PerriP, though thank you. The thing is that the rescue lady isn't enormously motivated to move Mia. She's eight months pregnant (the lady, not Mia), and is concentrating on placing all the rescues at her own home first. If and when it happens, I'm going to bear up and take in another after a few weeks.
Or......I'll crack and start crying (literally and figuratively), "No! She's mine! Mine, do you hear! Mine!!!!"
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After a great deal of research for a layout boat purchase, I am leaning towards an MLB product. I have seen and laid down in an MLB Classic but not an MLB John Kalash Legend I. Does someone out there own a Legend I (or hunted out of one) that can give me their opinion on how it rides and how it compares/differs from the MLB Classic?
Any input would be greatly appreciated.


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Checked on lots for tailgating and the rates are CRAZY- imho ($400+). Going to try a reduced duration one and then head to a bar (French Quarter maybe) for the game. While we'd love to attend the Dome event, can't miss a few mortgage payments for travel/tickets. Certain those in attendance will make it feel like home. :) Any plans in place yet for a Ravens Nation viewing party?


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Cats make delightful pets, even though they are very independent. But before buying or adopting a cat, you must ask yourself the following questions:
Do you want a male or female cat? Generally females are cautious, gentle, and quiet but unless you have your cat spayed, you will have to contend with heat cycles. Males are larger and more outgoing, though unneutered males tend to spray urine to mark their territory, roam, and are prone to fights with other cats.
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Cryptozoologists have long been searching for photographic proof of the rare Bipedal Half-Cat, a strange and beautiful feline creature with only two limbs and a tail. It's normally far too clever to be photographed by normal means, but a Google Street View car has taken the first known photograph of one.
9The Bipedal Half-Cat has been written about a great deal by naturalists and zoologists, being the only bipedal feline and the only mammal not to possess any forelimbs at all. The Half-Cat also differs from other felines with its internal-only ears and much more casual, jaunty gait. Unlike other cats, it does not hunt, preferring instead to buy its food from street vendors, using money it acquires via still-unknown means, though check-kiting is suspected by many researchers.
9The Bipedal Half-Cat's closest known relative is the Bipedal Back Half-Cat, which is like the Half-Cat but made up of the back half of a cat, with the genitals and anus forming the animals only means of interaction with the world. This Half-Cat subspecies has never been photographed either, but nobody wants to see it to offer Pet supplies, anyway.
The only other known picture of any half-cat at all is this 1867 daugerrotype of a relative of the Half-Cat, the Colossal Bipedal Half-Cat, which terrorized the city of Lisbon before being killed by several hours worth of cannonfire.
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The Tonga international was a try-scorer in the Aviva Premiership semi-final and final in 2012/13 and man-of-the-match in the LV= Cup Final win. Mafi was also named Tigers Players' Player of the Year and the Supporters' Young Player of the Year.
Salvi, a former Australia 'A' cap, made his Tigers debut on the opening day of the 2011/12 season and has scored eight tries in 41 appearances as an openside flanker.
Leicester Tigers director of rugby Richard Cockerill said: "Steve and Julian have become key members of our squad and firmly established themselves among the outstanding performers in the Aviva Premiership. I'm delighted that they have agreed to stay and that they feel this is the best place to play their rugby.
"Steve is just 23 years of age and we believe he will get better and better in this environment, playing alongside other top-class players.
"Julian Salvi is an important player for us as an out-and-out openside. He's just 27 but he's an experienced player and has been in very good form with us."
Mafi and Salvi join England international duo Tom and Ben Youngs and Tigers second-row Graham Kitchener in agreeing terms to contracts beyond the end of the current season.


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Re: Re: Types in Mathematica
On Thursday 24 November 2005 17:35, Andrzej Kozlowski wrote:
> Well, this is obviously something that can't be tested and will have
> to remain just a matter of opinion. Personally, however, I would say
> that to become a good Mathematica "programmer" in my sense, it is
> better to spend the 8 years on learning subjects such as
> computational commutative algebra, numerical analysis etc. than to
> "waste them" on learning "the tricks of the trade" of other
> programming languages, which are rather different form the "tricks of
> the trade" of Mathematica.
This relates to a long-held opinion of mine which is. The first step to
writing code well is to have something to say. Programming is in many ways
"simply" a means of expression as is writing in a "natural" language. I wish
I could say that a majority of my software development experience was
directly related to math and physics.
Nonetheless, there are abstractions which transcend specific domains. For
example, the study of natural languages can be illuminating with regard to
Mathematica grammar.
> But of course this depends a lot on what
> exactly you mean by a "Mathematica programmer". From my point of
> view, it is more useful for a Mathematica programmer to understand
> what Groebner basis is, what CylindricalAlegebraicDecomposition does,
> or how interval arithmetic works, etc, etc, than to know about data
> types, objects, and all the other notions that you have been
> discussing and that are only of tangential relevance to what I use
> Mathematica for.
It's not a question of what I want to use Mathematica for. It's a question of
how to (best) use mathematica. There are rather pragmatic reasons I was
considering ways of implementing types in Mathematica. For example, I was
considering the possability of creating 3D vectors and the like, and using
the type of these objects to determine how they are displayed, and how they
behave when they appear as arguments in, or how they should be displayed.
> But of course I accept that one can use Mathematica
> for quite different purposes and then the relative relevance of these
> things may be quite different.
When I wanted a means of crating a locally orthogonal basis in Mathematica, I
turned to my experience in 3D graphics for a solution. I've found a few
surprising limitations in the offerings of Mathematica in terms of
mathematical functionality.
When I asked questions about Mathematica as a programming language, I have
been intending the types of issues treated in the TMGB-P by Michael Trott.
There are numerous subtelties dealing with order of evaluation, effects of
attributes, canonical ordering of arguments, etc. which lie completely in the
domain of Mathematica as a programming language. In order to use Mathematica
effectively, one has to have a fairly good grasp of such matters. There is
clearly an underlying programming language which is, to my knowledge, nowhere
formally presented in isolation. That may be a business decision. I don't


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The White House is fretting that Big Tobacco has successfully split the Republican Party with its lobbying blitz against antismoking legislation. The result: Passage of a bipartisan measure sponsored by Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) is suddenly looking shakier.
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This introduction to Buddhism is readable and nicely organized. The subject is broken up into a number of smaller topics, each of which is briefly discussed over no more than four pages. These topics run the gammut from Buddhist folklore to doctrine around the world.
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[Constant guilt by association an emotional and psychological baggage too draining for anyone to carry (Photo: AJV/Muslim News) ]
By Masuma Rahim
Patriotism is a concept I have always struggled with. Loyalty to a country on the basis that you were born or lived there has always made me uncomfortable. I think any kind of unwavering loyalty is bordering on the foolish. The only loyalty that matters is loyalty to your values. With that mindset, you retain the full right to criticise and object and all those things one should be able to do in a democracy. But of course it's not quite that simple.
I was born in Britain and part of me is proud of this nation and the things it has achieved. After the horrors of war, it built the welfare state. It took refugees (including my family) when few other states would. It educated me and thousands like me and provided us with opportunities we wouldn't have had in our lands of origin. Despite my issues with patriotism I am proud to be British and I owe this country a great deal. I may well be prouder of my citizenship than many of my fellow Britons. The problem is I don't look very British. And because I don't look British, I'm not always treated as though I am.
I have no desire to write in detail about the murder of Lee Rigby. Like all those who believe human life is valuable and who deplore violence, I was horrified by what happened in Woolwich. Unfortunately, my fear that the perpetrators would claim to be Muslim was realised. Having no interest in seeing atrocities being done or hearing them justified, I avoided all televised news. I read about the EDL response via Twitter and hoped the situation would calm.
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When I read the EDL response to the Woolwich atrocity, a part of me sympathised. I was outraged; why wouldn't they be? Given what the murderers said after committing the attack, why wouldn't they be furious? Hate breeds hate. We are primal creatures; we attack and we avenge. So they did. I deplore what both sides have done but I wasn't surprised by the EDL response. But that response simply reminded me of one thing: it's hard to convince people you're British when you don't look it.
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I still wonder what my response to the attack in Woolwich should have been. I and some friends had intended to go to Woolwich to lay some flowers and pay our respects. The police advised that we stay at home. So, even as we try to show that we mourn with you, that the life of a white soldier is a life worth cherishing, we are at risk. Tell me, what do you want from us? Do you want us to stay in our enclaves and stop any attempts at integration? Or do you want us to be part of a functioning society? When we do the former you tell us we need to be more British; when we do the latter you think you have the right to frighten us and violate those things which are important to us. You demand everything from us and then you throw it back in our faces.
And, again, what of my response? Should I talk about the value of human life in Islam? Am I compelled to highlight the murderers' abhorrent belief system? Must I say what I think about Anjem Choudary and his band of hate-mongers? Is it right that the responsibility is placed on my shoulders? I don't know. I don't see why I should apologise for someone else's crimes, but terrible people have hijacked my name and are committing appalling acts in that name. In some ways, I don't feel I have a choice. But it gets wearing apologising all the time and I don't want to have to fly the flag any longer. I want to live my life as I always have, I don't want to spend most of it trying to prove my humanity and my decency. I have nothing to prove; I have committed no crime. But of course, to some of you, I have. I am guilty simply by association. And nothing I do will be atonement enough for you.


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PERSONAL: Kucharski is majoring in kinesiology and hopes to become a physician's assistant... Parents are Frank and Teresa... Has one sister, Kristi... Enjoys going to LA Galaxy games, baking desserts, traveling and snowboarding in her free time... Has always wanted to run a marathon... Active in the Joint Educational Program, teaching children to speak English... Would like to travel to Brazil, Europe, Australia and South Africa to visit her adopted elephant, Zurura... Would also like to someday open a bakery... Lists Cristiano Ronaldo, Roberto Carlos, Chris Albright, John Terry and Oguchi Onyewu as her biggest sports heroes... Born Nov. 21, 1990.


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Mixed-dimensional consistent coupling by multi-point constraint equations for efficient multi-scale modeling
Yu, Y., Chan, T.H.T., Sun, Z.H., & Ling, Z.H. (2012) Mixed-dimensional consistent coupling by multi-point constraint equations for efficient multi-scale modeling. Advances in Structural Engineering, 15(5), pp. 837-854.
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Finding an appropriate linking method to connect different dimensional element types in a single finite element model is a key issue in the multi-scale modeling. This paper presents a mixed dimensional coupling method using multi-point constraint equations derived by equating the work done on either side of interface connecting beam elements and shell elements for constructing a finite element multiscale model. A typical steel truss frame structure is selected as case example and the reduced scale specimen of this truss section is then studied in the laboratory to measure its dynamic and static behavior in global truss and local welded details while the different analytical models are developed for numerical simulation. Comparison of dynamic and static response of the calculated results among different numerical models as well as the good agreement with those from experimental results indicates that the proposed multi-scale model is efficient and accurate.
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Todd Whitten Named Wide Receivers Coach, Cornell Jackson Tabbed Running Backs Coach
Jan. 10, 2013
EL PASO - UTEP Head Coach Sean Kugler has selected Todd Whitten as the Miners' wide receivers coach and Cornell Jackson as UTEP's running backs coach on Thursday.
Todd Whitten, Wide Receivers Coach
Former NFL quarterback and collegiate head coach Todd Whitten has joined Sean Kugler's UTEP staff. Whitten will coach the Miner wide receivers.
"Coach Whitten has been a successful head coach at the Division I-AA and Division II levels," Kugler said. "He has also been a coordinator at the Division I level. He brings a lot of experience. He has a great background recruiting in Texas. He's going to recruit West Texas and North Texas for us. I think he'll have a great relationship with those coaches, having dealt with them for an extended period of time. He is an extremely intelligent coach with a lot of experience. He and Spencer Leftwich were college teammates, and the chemistry that they'll bring is awesome."
Whitten was the head coach at Tarleton State (1996, 2000-04) and Sam Houston State (2005-09), compiling a 70-51 record. Most recently he served as the offensive coordinator at Lamar for two years (2010-11) and spent the 2012 season as the head coach at Arlington Heights High School in Fort Worth, Texas.
Whitten led Sam Houston State to runner-up finishes in the Southland Conference in 2006 (6-5) and 2007 (7-4). In 2006, D.D. Terry ranked seventh in the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) in rushing, averaging 132.8 yards per game, and 11th in scoring with 9.8 points per game. In 2007, Sam Houston State held FCS top-25 rankings in passing offense (16th, 265.3 ypg) and total offense (21st, 419.3 ypg). Quarterback Rhett Bomar rated eighth nationally in total offense (290.6 ypg) en route to being chosen in the fifth round of the NFL Draft by the New York Giants.
Whitten was 45-23 in two separate stints at Tarleton State. In 1996, he directed the Texans to a 5-5 mark. His second tenure produced a stellar 40-18 mark over five seasons, including 10 wins in 2001 and nine in 2002. The Texans won the Lone Star Conference championship in 2001, made their first-ever playoff appearance and closed out the year rated 10th in the Division II poll. Tarleton had a total of 34 All-Conference selections in 2002 and 2003, including 19 first team honorees, while capturing back-to-back Lone Star Conference North Division titles. The Texans set 30 school records during the Whitten era, and he garnered conference coach of the year honors on four occasions (1996, 2001-03).
Whitten was also on the staffs at Texas Tech (graduate assistant 1988-89), New Mexico State (quarterbacks coach 1990-93), UTEP (running backs coach 1994-95), Wyoming (offensive coordinator 1997-98) and Sam Houston State (offensive coordinator 1999).
One of the most prolific quarterbacks in Stephen F. Austin history, Whitten ranks second on the school charts with 6,304 passing yards and 60 touchdowns. He signed a free agent contract and played for the New England Patriots during the NFL players strike in 1987. He was also a standout baseball player in college and was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies. He was inducted into SFA's Athletics Hall of Honor in 2001.
The Dallas native earned his bachelor's degree in education from Stephen F. Austin in 1987 and added a master's in education from Texas Tech in 1990.
He and his wife, Dana, have three sons (Brady, Blaze, Tate) and a daughter (Maddie).
Cornell Jackson, Running Backs
UTEP Head Coach Sean Kugler has selected Cornell Jackson as the Miners' running backs coach. Jackson spent the last four seasons in the same capacity at Purdue.
Jackson helped the Boilermakers land bowl bids during the 2011 and 2012 seasons, participating in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl and the Heart of Dallas Bowl respectively.
"Coach Jackson has vast experience," Kugler said. "He worked at Baylor, New Mexico, Arizona State, Washington and Purdue. He has unbelievable background. He actually coached on the staff where my son plays. The feedback I have gotten from everybody, including my son, is that he's a fair coach, he gets the best out of his players and they all respect him. I am excited to get somebody of his caliber on our staff."
In 2009, Purdue had the Big Ten's no. 3 rusher in Ralph Bolden, who averaged 77.9 yards per game. Bolden was a second team all-league choice after rushing for 935 yards, despite missing most of the season finale at Indiana due to injury. Bolden ran for a career-high 234 yards against Toledo, the third-best tally in school history.
In 2010, the Boilermakers tied the school record by compiling five consecutive games with 200+ yards rushing. Purdue amassed 100+ yards on the ground in 10 of 12 games.
The Boilermakers ranked 33rd nationally in rushing offense in 2011, averaging 181.6 yards per game. That was the highest total by a Purdue team in six years. Eight different players collected at least 100 yards on the season.
Purdue also racked up 22 rushing touchdowns in 2011. Akeem Shavers was appointed MVP of the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl after rushing 22 times for 149 yards in a 37-32 win over Western Michigan. For the year, Purdue rushers lost only three fumbles on 535 carries.
Jackson was on the Kansas State staff in 2008, coaching the linebackers. He has also coached the running backs at Arizona State (1996-99), Washington (2004), New Mexico (2005-06) and Baylor (2007).
Jackson's stint in Tempe produced five running backs that were chosen in the NFL Draft, including two (Terry Battle and J.R. Redmond) who garnered All-Pac 10 honors. The Sun Devils played in three bowl games during Jackson's tenure (1996 Rose, 1997 Sun, 1999 Aloha).
While at Washington, Jackson coached the linebackers (2002) and the safeties (2003) prior to taking over as running backs coach. He also added recruiting coordinator to his list of responsibilities in 2004. The Huskies played in the 2002 Sun Bowl.
In 2005, the Lobos' DonTrell Moore earned Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year honors after becoming just the sixth player in NCAA history to rush for 1,000 yards in four separate seasons. A year later, Jackson coached first team All-Mountain West Conference pick Rodney Ferguson, who rushed for 1,132 yards in leading the Lobos to the New Mexico Bowl. Jackson had two separate coaching stints at New Mexico, including coaching the linebackers in 1995.
In 2000 and 2001, Jackson coached the linebackers at Houston. Under his tutelage Wayne Rogers was named the Conference USA co-Defensive Player of the Year in 2000. He was also linebackers coach at Utah State (1990-91) and Pacific (1992-94).
Jackson began his career as running backs coach at Butler County (Kan.) Community College in 1987, then moved to Central Missouri State as a graduate assistant working with the defensive ends in 1988 and 1989.
Jackson has taken part in four NFL internships - with the San Diego Chargers (linebackers) in 2004, Denver Broncos (running backs) in 2001, St. Louis Rams (running backs) in 1999 and Seattle Seahawks (linebackers) in 1993.
A native of Jackson, Miss., Jackson played defensive back at Hinds Junior College in 1982 and 1983 before moving on to Sterling (Kan.) College, where he was a two-time All-Conference defensive back. He earned his bachelor's degree in Health and Physical Education in 1986.
His wife's name is Lorri.
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Lifetime Memories at Eureka Springs, Arkansas' Mountaintop Resort
The 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa is a retreat that will take you back in time but with all the comfort of thoroughly modern amenities. High atop the Ozark Mountains, the hotel overlooks America's Victorian Village, Eureka Springs, Arkansas. For 125 years, the property has served as the Symbol of Hospitality for the State of Arkansas. Book here and you'll enjoy pampering at the onsite New Moon Spa & Salon, strolls in the 15-acre formal garden, or plenty of fun by taking the world renown "ghost tour" at America's most haunted hotel! Don't worry, there's nothing scary about staying here, except how terrifying it will be to end your vacation. In the Crystal Dining Room Restaurant, celebrate Sunday Brunch and Recreate American Classic each evening! This high-end hotel will cater to your every need and provide a luxurious backdrop to your one of a kind vacation.
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It's rare to find a place that makes you feel welcomed and pampered, but that is what you will experience at the New Moon, the onsite spa at the 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa. FYI -- destination spa-goers are fitter, happier, healthier, more alert and more agile, and have greater cardiovascular health! You'll leave the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa ready to take on the world! Be sure to enjoy the outdoors as well, there are many walking paths to help keep guests happy and healthy.
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The world of internet radio is dizzying. Right now, tens of thousands of internet radio stations are spewing out content into the ether – more than you would realistically ever listen to. Like staring up into the night sky for a bit too long, it doesn't half make you feel small. The Logitech Squeezebox Radio is one of the best ways to unleash this constellation of content into your bedroom, kitchen or living room.
The Logitech Squeezebox Radio is the most traditional-looking device of the entire Squeezebox range. Half control panel, half speaker grille, its front looks much like any portable DAB or FM radio. It's shinier than most though, its outer layer made of glossy black plastic. This finish shows up fingerprints and dust as if it was one of the box's key features, but keep it clean and dusted and it'll look the business. It's also available in red and white finishes.
Surrounding the 2.4in colour screen are six silver station preset buttons that'll tune in to your favourite stations wherever you are in the interface. They can also be used as shortcuts to albums or artists within other features, like Spotify or your computer's music library.
Below these are rubber playback buttons and others to help your navigate through the Slingbox Radio's menus. As there's much more searching and setup involved here than with a simpler DAB radio, how easy these menus are to navigate is hugely important. The control you'll keep coming back to is the great big rubberised main dial. It's used to zoom through menus and input search words. It feels less cheap than the surrounding playback buttons, with a firm clicky action rather than the spongy, less definite style of the nearby playback keys.
All the Squeezebox Radio's controls are on its front – 17 in total – but the near-symmetrical arrangement used stops the interface panel from looking too busy or cluttered. It offers fewer ports than the other players in the Squeezebox series, the Squeezebox Touch and Boombox, but that's no great surprise when it costs almost £100 less than its brothers.
There's a headphone jack on the side, plus an additional 3.5mm input on the back, alongside an Ethernet port if you'd rather not use the built-in Wi-Fi. A neat little carry handle is built into its back – which will come in especially handy if you fork out for the additional battery pack and remote control accessory combo (which sells for around £45). The battery fits under a screw-in panel on the bottom, and will give you six hours of playback.
Ideally, we'd like to see an additional optical output and a SD card slot or USB port to let you play your own MP3s, or even an FM radio so you're not left in silence should you be left without nearby Wi-Fi connectivity. But we'd never argue that its existing feature set doesn't offer good value for money.
The Squeezebox Radio will gives you access to thousands of radio stations, podcasts, the BBC's Listen Again content – as well as Spotify's library (as long as your have an account), Last.FM, any shared music on your computer and more besides. There's a distinct attraction to the simplicity of more basic, non-connected bedside radios, but the scope of what's on offer here is quite staggering if you can cope with the extra button clicks involved.
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Hi Andrew,
Has this product recently been refreshed, or does this review refer to the same model that was originally released by Logitech in 2009?
Hi, This is indeed the oldie Squeezebox Radio, same as was released in 2009 aside from some software updates. I noticed it was a hole in our reviews archive and thought it'd be worth taking a closer look at, as it's still quite popular. It's bit out of the norm to review something quite this established, but hopefully will be of use to some readers.
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Thanks for clarifying, thought that might be the case. I still found the review useful!
I've liked the look of these for some time, but the mono sound has always put me off considering it's £110.
It's a fair point, but I'd prioritise driver quality over mono/stereo at this size.
I have had one of these for over a year and they are great - especially if you have other Squeezeboxes. I have been using mine as an alarm for all this time - however note that Squeezeboxes require a server -either mysqueezebox.com in the cloud which only requires an internet connection or a local instance opf Squeezebox server running on a computer, server or NAS. Unfortunately their seem to be problems using the alram reliably with the cloud service ... (see forums.slimdevices.com for more) ... but I am VERY happy with the device...
This looks like it has enough innovation to seriously consider as an upgrade if you have one of the last generation of internet radios. I've had my Pure Evoke Flow for about a year and am totally happy with it, once you live with a still quite clunky interface for navigating 1000's of stations.
"..while Pure's Internet Radio solutions like the Evoke Flow and Oasis are actually more expensive."
To be fair, the Evoke Flow does have FM and DAB so I'd expect it to be more expensive (about £30 more).
Fair point - a DAB in the Squeezebox would be nice. It's seems emblematic of the different approaches of Pure and Logitech, and both seem to work pretty well in their own ways.
Always nice to see an internet radio reviewed, even an oldie. Surely everybody has some sort of clock-radio device by their bedside? An internet radio can be a much better option, especially if (most unlike the Pure Evoke) it has a decent interface. It is great to have the freedom to access the full range of BBC podcasts/Listen Again material, and to stream music from a NAS, or receive stations not otherwise available, like the World Service.
I don't think stereo is an especially valuable feature in a bedside unit, and sound quality need not be hifi quality. Realistically you are not going to perceive the stereo sound-stage from the pillow, and volumes are necessarily muted unless you have an understanding/deaf partner.
A remote control was never something I could see any use for in a bedside unit, after all the main device is always within reach. Wrong! It's great to have a remote for the other half's radio. When she has left it playing all night and has fallen asleep I can switch it off without having to tip-toe around the bed.
I think it would make for a better review if the reviewer used the IR in situ at the bedside. It would throw up issues like how easy the UI is to operate half asleep, sans-lunettes. Whether the display brightness control is effective, whether the dislplay is legible from both stood over the device as well as peering at it from the pillow. Ease and flexibility of alarms, fail-safe options in case of internet outage, etc.
And hey, you might ask for over-time payment as well!
Perhaps you could notice the other hole in your IR review database, the Roberts Stream 83i?
clunky interface - you hit the nail on the head. The Pure Evoke is a potentially good device hamstrung by a horrendous interface, unredeemed through several firmware upgrades. If you want the full DAB/IR/FM/NAS capability in a bedside unit, look at the Roberts Stream 83i instead (I have no association with either, honest)
We'll look into it Martin. I've always found the 83i very... odd looking. Think it's the 80s ghetto blaster lines and red buttons. We should be getting one of their new internet radios in soon, even if we don't end up reviewing that particular model.
Until recently I was using a Pure Tempus-1 as my bedside setup - the top touch-sensitive snooze handle is absolutely brilliant for half-asleep (or three-quarters drunk) operation. That reminds me - it's probably time to ditch the wake-up light and start using it again.
Viewing angles are pretty good on the display. Not quite AMOLED levels, but not too shabby.
Just to let you know that the screen on the Squeezebox is large enough for a very shortsighted person to see at night ... can't vouch for the remote as I've kept the Radio on my side of the bed!
I agree it has been hit with the ugly stick, hard. BUT, it is great as a bedside unit, with tactile physical controls easily accessible to the somnolent listener. Hooks up with Twonky on a NAS, does DAB, FM as well as IR, useful alarm configurations and decent sound quality. A remote is included.
The big let down for me is the display - there is no intelligent control over brightness - either it lights up the whole room at night, or it is invisible by day. Viewing angles are poor, and it is too small - particularly length-wise - which results in the menu timing out before the title of a podcast scrolls through to its end. I would have traded the USB input, maybe even the ethernet too, for a bigger, better, OLED display with more intelligent brightness options.
I was looking to buy an internet radio last October. Well I looked into this one I found many many users complaining bitterly about massive problems with it and the fact that Logitech was doing nothing to fix them. I think the Logitech forum especially was full of these posts, far more than I would expect as normal.
I don't know if these issues still exist but I'd recommend that any prospective purchaser takes a good look at the support forum first.
I've had enormous problems with my Squeezebox Boom and found Logitech similarly useless. It seems that every other firmware release breaks key functionality such as the alarm. I've overslept quite a few times because of it. Touch wood, right now it's working.
I still love the Boom for many reasons, especially the sound quality, but buyers should beware as for these devices Logitech's software doesn't do justice to its hardware.
The Roberts 202 is also worth a look. It's the one I ended up getting for my gf because it's one of very few internet radios that can run on batteries.
Not the greatest sound quality but my gf doesn't really care about that, so she was very happy with it.
These problems occur if you use the logitech cloud service to access radio/ muisc etc. The alarm seems to be robust if you use the Logitech software on a PC/ server/ NAS on your network - the only problem is that this needs to be on 24/7.
I have been using the radio as an alarm for 18 months using the server software (SqueezeBox Server) on a NAS without a problem (well for the last 17 months!). And actually, the number of complaints on the Squeezebox forum (forums.slimdevices.com) seem to have reduced, so I am not sure whether they have been solved. But as a radio/ music player this is definitely excellent!
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text: Casa Florentina Fall 2012 Collection 2017-02-03T16:13:09+00:00 By How to Decorate Team|Furniture, Style Tip|0 Comments Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! FacebookTwitterLinkedinTumblrPinterestEmail About the Author: How to Decorate Team We enjoy spending days interacting with How to Decorate readers. From answering Design Dilemmas to writing How To articles and working with guest designers, our passion is to provide informative and accurate resources to help people solve their design problems. More Decorating Ideas Leave A Comment Cancel reply Comment