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VERNON HILLS, IL -- Incredible Technologies reports that operators of its PowerPutt Live 2013 miniature golf simulator now can present customized messages on the game's marquee.
The company notes that the eye-catching replica of a traditional dot-matrix segmented display pays homage to the scrolling LED signs installed on thousands of IT's classic Golden Tee Fore cabinets in the early 2000s. On PowerPutt Live 2013, the animated luminous red text can be seen from across the room as it publicizes high scores, highlights game features and describes daily prizes to prospective players.
IT explained that operators now can use a "Manage PowerPutt Messages" link at their ITNet accounts to create text for download to any or all of their PowerPutt Live games. A game can accommodate as many as three messages for display. A library at the website may be used to store messages for periodic or occasional reuse.
"The scrolling marquee really catches the eye of everyone in the location," said IT sales vice-president Don Pesceone. "This is the perfect vehicle for operators who want to announce contests or set up leagues." The marquee is "prime real estate" that also might yield new revenue from advertising location specials and events, as well as other local businesses, he pointed out.
PowerPutt LIVE 2013 is fully compatible with FACTS and AdWiz online software, which can be used to design and conduct easy-to-run contests and promotions, according to Incredible Technologies. PowerPutt also is very well suited to in-house and traveling leagues, since as many as eight players can play together at a fairly fast rate, the company added.
In a related development, PowerPutt Live 2013 "Play Here" posters now can be downloaded here. A demonstration of PowerPutt Live 2013 may be viewed on YouTube, and current events and news related to the game are posted on IT's Livewire.


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looks way better than the first time they did that shit....
oh kamloops, i'll be comin back in over a month for about a week
anyone wanna paint, or just go out bombing PM me, july 25ish i should be there for about 5 days
for cowboy
Now for a huge history update.. so you dont have to click on every picture to see it. All stolen!!!!!!!!! ;!!!!!!!!!! ;!!!!!!!!!! ;!!!!!!!!!! ;!!!!!!!!!
thats all for now...
fuck yeah buddy. I think I just about squeazed a tear out for that one. Kamloops writers used to suck so bad they were good. There were heads everywhere in town back then. HAHA I remember that night werd did up that throwie. Good times. Well done zeal.
love to see all my photos posted so much for grafxnine but anyways the photos are still there http://members.shaw.ca/grafx9
Yah props to you moe for all the Flix!! I just thought it would be easier than having to click on each one.
i could rip that video apart 6 ways from sunday. but i'm too nice graff makes you urban............................................. ............
yeah video sucked too much flashing graff not enough action i could have made a better video drunk but then again i have the video editing skills
this fucking retard spelled his own crew name wrongOriginally posted by Zealot@Jun 21 2005, 11:29 PM
That music video embodies every single high school MC.
Age is the only thing that makes people want to hate on a high school MC, but I think thats a good thing. Knowing not everyone is gonna give dap is a good thing to learn early on.
The patron saint of mediocrity.
trace+zealot+cowboyfromhell=from the same crew???
edit...........^^^^no..............sorry for drunken rudeness.
never had time to finsh the background with our crappy roller.
who did this?Originally posted by Zealot@Jun 21 2005, 11:29 PM
and zealot why are the rest of the flciks so hmmm... "oldskool!"
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Inside StoriesBy Sarah Moroz
Quentin Blake at the House of Illustration.
Located somewhat improbably behind King's Cross St. Pancras, the thrumming London tube and train stations, is the cheery House of Illustration, which opened in early July. The path leading to it is lined with illustrated panels, a showcase of the visual treasures to come: advertisements and poster art, medical and botanical sketches, children's books and fashion illustrations. The center's present exhibition, "Inside Stories," features original work by the beloved illustrator Quentin Blake, one of the House's trustees and now an octogenarian, whose drawings have enchanted young readers for nearly half a century.
Blake is perhaps best known for his work with Roald Dahl, but no matter who he's collaborating with, his illustrations retain a buoyant, often impish air. His first drawings were published in the magazine Punch when he was still in high school. He began illustrating children's books in 1960, and taught for more than twenty years at the Royal College of Art. Since the nineties, he's worked as exhibition curator, and has more recently created larger-scale works for health care wards and communal spaces.
Claudia Zeff, a publishing industry art director who has spent twenty years designing book jackets, curated "Inside Stories." Zeff's collaborative process with Blake was already comfortable—the two have worked together for more than a decade. The ideas for the exhibition "evolved quite gradually," Zeff said. "Quentin came up with the idea of using the story behind the books as the theme … and expressed the different approaches/techniques he uses to illustrate to different types of narrative." Read More


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Omkareshwar, the sacred island, shaped like the holiest of all Hindu symbols, 'Om', has drawn to it hundreds of generations of pilgrims. Here, at the confluence of the rivers Narmada and Kaveri, the devout gather to kneel before the Jyotirlinga (one of the twelve throughout India) at the temple of Shri Omkar Mandhata. And here, as in so many of Madhya Pradesh's sacred shrines, the works of Nature complement those of man to provide a setting awe-inspiring in its magnificence. If you are looking for car rental Omkareshwar let us know and we will be happy to provide you with best budgeted deals for . Book cabs in Omkareshwar


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Checking In On DSK: Why The Case's Dismissal Is Bad News For All Of Us
I'll admit, I had never heard of the Dominique Strauss-Kahn – or DSK as he's been dubbed – before this year. I had, however, heard of the International Monetary Fund, and although I'm not an economics student, I do read the news, and I have the vague knowledge that the IMF is big and important. Its decisions can have consequences for all of us, so having the right person to head the organisation is vital.
That's why the scandal that engulfed Strauss-Kahn in May of this year was huge. To recap, whilst staying in New York, a maid at his hotel alleged that he had sexually assaulted her. He was arrested, pleaded not guilty, and was bailed after his supportive family paid out a huge sum. Meanwhile, the …


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The testiness reflects an ambivalence in the field about what Markham and the Blue Brain team are trying to do.
Both Markham and Worldco were affiliated with Byrd and Melanie Billings.
Both Markham and Worldco were affiliated with Byrd "Bud" and Melanie Billings.
Senator Markham, the bulky, red-faced Chairman greeted them.
"They're so snaky, dark, and deceitful-looking," interrupted Mrs. Markham.
Markham was thrown much in the signora's society during his visit at her father's house.
"They might, at least, have dressed themselves," she whispered to Mrs. Markham.
Ask Markham about the geraniums, Geoffry—how he could dare to do such a thing without orders.
Had Mrs. Markham any previous knowledge of the Senor's real character?
That lady was terrible incensed against the whole Markham race, for through them she had been touched on a tender point.


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Pedriani-Mattes Family Cookbook
de Barbara Pedriani-Tino and Krista Gromalski
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When the idea of a Pedriani-Mattes Family Reunion was proposed, so many of you offered your ideas, enthusiasm and resources to make our 2010 gathering a meaningful time together, and we are grateful for your love and fellowship.
One way that Letitia's family has always bonded is through the sharing of meals, whether during a special holiday or around her coal stove on a Sunday afternoon. With those memories in mind, we offer this cookbook as our way of preserving our family history.
Being Letitia's first and last grandchildren, we nicknamed our project The Bookends Book.
We hope you enjoy this collection for years to come, and will share much laughter, many meals and cherished moments through its contents!
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 24.0304 Friday, 21 June 2013 (Corrected 8 July)
Date: June 21, 2013 5:21:54 AM EDT
Subject: Call for Papers (Paris Shakespeare Anniversary 2014)
Panel: Shakespeare and Slavic/ East and Central European Countries
'The Slavs' great capacity for hero worship, particularly for the man of intellect, has given Shakespeare as high a place in their estimation as we would give a military hero returning from a victory' (Cyril Bryner, 1941).
'Shakespeare. Change his name into a mountain, and it will surpass the Himalayas…Before his appearance the world was incomplete' (Sándor Petőfi, 1847).
This panel will study Shakespeare's adoption and adaptation within the countries of Eastern and Central Europe, including those comprising the former USSR. Angles such as the historic, cultural, political, theatrical, and translation studies will be considered.
Shakespeare's journey in Central and Eastern Europe goes as far back as tours of English comedians during his lifetime and soon after his death to the court of Zygmunt III of Poland. The 18th century saw the first attempts at appropriating and adapting his work in the Russian language, with Sumarokov's first quasi-translation of Hamlet. The age of National movements in European cultural and political life continued well into the 19th century, as did admiration for Shakespeare. In Russia of the Romantic era, Shakespeare and Byron were two major sources of inspiration for poets, artists and composers. Tchaikovsky dreamt of composing an opera based on Hamlet, but he found the Danish Prince's irony untranslatable into music. However, he did not shrink from composing incidental music and symphonic pieces based on Shakespeare's plays. Apart from productions, translations, and adaptations, studies and analysis of Shakespeare's plays began to appear. The Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 and the arrival of Socialist doctrines brought more overtly political shades into Shakespeare productions, along with experimental interpretations especially during the avant-garde 20s and early 30s. Wartime Shakespeare took various shapes and colours to fit the purposes and morale of the various nations - for example, certain more introspective plays such as Hamlet were absent from most Soviet stages. The Thaw saw two great cinema adaptations of Shakespeare by Grigori Kozintsev, as well as many key Shakespeare studies, such as Jan Kott's, Shakespeare our contemporary (1964).
Discussion topics for the panel include but are not limited to:
- History of Shakespeare translations into Slavic languages
- Shakespeare stage productions in the Eastern Bloc
- Shakespeare and the Soviet Union
- Shakespeare and Russian/Soviet music
- Shakespeare and cinema in the Eastern Bloc
- Shakespeare studies in Slavic countries
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NC lawmakers to vote on negotiated state budget
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) _ North Carolina legislators are planning their first votes on a proposed budget of nearly $21 billion to fund state operations for this year.
The state House and Senate have scheduled votes Tuesday on the budget that was negotiated from separate spending plans each chamber approved earlier. The budget is expected to pass after votes on both Tuesday and Wednesday.
The budget includes no pay raises for state employees and teachers, but provides five additional vacation days. The plan offers $10 million to compensate victims of the state's forced sterilization program. It cuts education spending from kindergarten to public universities by $480 million over two years.
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39 weeks and no signs of labour
This question posted on the websites overdue page - I thought it would be better answered here on the forum. It would be great if you could offer Sania some advise...
Hi jane, i am 39 week 3 days, and i am still not feeling anything if the baby is coming. no braxton hicks, occasionally i feel period like pain for short duration then it goes away, it is my first baby, and i m bit worried.
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Hi Sania
It is always difficult as you approach the time your baby will be born - to know when it will happen. Just so you know that you may not get any clues that labour is going to start until it actually does. Sometimes the first sign of labour is regular contractions. So take heart that your body is probably going to let you know very soon that it is your baby's birthday.


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FROM THE PUBLISHER >>What little girl wanted for holiday
When my friend Jack Sallee was with the Jaycees in Fayetteville, theyd put an ad in the paper at Christmastime, saying that for $2 you could have Santa come to your place.
Thered be a group of Santas going out every night, and Sallee was among them.
Each Santa went to about 10 homes a night, Sallee says. Each Santa had a driver. Mine was named Larry Nixon. He was a big fellow, and I would tell the kids Larry was driving me around town.
Usually nothing out of the ordinary happened. Kids got to tell Santa what they wanted for Christmas, and Santa gave them lots of candy, and everybody went to bed happy.
But then something different did happen. Sallee says, One night we had two houses left to go. We drove around for a while, and when we found one, it was a one-room house. We went inside, and the house had a dirt floor and hardly any furnishings.
A young girl was there with her mother. They were as poor as they could be: They had nothing or very little.
The two Jaycees, college educated and professionals whod seen dozens of nice homes, couldnt believe what they had walked into.
There were two cots to sleep on, and a table and a chair, Sallee says. The house had a pot-bellied stove. She had one of those small Styrofoam ice chests. So needless to say, I was taken aback because I didnt think people still lived like that. This was inside the Fayetteville city limits.
The girl was seven or eight years old, Sallee continues, and she had long hair and blue eyes. She wore a nightgown that looked like a mans T-shirt her mother had cut off. She was flabbergasted that Santa Claus would actually visit her.
He says, For a Christmas tree, her mother had brought in a branch and put it on the table.
Her mother had found her a present a ball wrapped in tissue paper.
Sallee wondered what else this poor girl would ask for.
In the homes we had seen, he continues, the children would tell us what they wanted by reciting the toy sections in stores theyd been to.
But that wasnt what the girl wanted.
The girl sat on my lap and looked at me seriously, Sallee recalls. She said, Santa, the only thing I want is for Daddy to come home.
I looked at my driver, this big, burly guy, and he had to walk outside because tears were streaming down his face, Sallee says.
The mother turned her back to us, and I just turned my head away from her, he adds. I was just stunned and moved and speechless. I wanted to hold the little girl and tell her everything was going to be all right, but there was nothing you could do. You felt helpless. She never asked for a toy or clothes.
I said there are some things Santa Claus cant do, Sallee adds, but Santa Claus would try. I gave her all the candy I had.
Its an experience youll never forget, he says. It will haunt you for the rest of your life.
Sallee remembers that little girl around this time of the year. He wonders what happened to her father.
Maybe this Christmas he will be home, and, who knows, theyll have a nice home to live in. You cant lose hope.


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(11/18/2010) New Haven, Conn. - The City of New Haven will present its annual holiday tree lighting ceremony on the historic Green Thursday, December 2. The free family-fun event kicks off downtown�s holiday season at 5:30pm with live performances by Katherine Brennan School, Mauro/Sheridan School, Nathan Hale School, Bishop Woods School and the New Haven Chorale. The program will be co-hosted by WTNH News Channel 8/MyTV 9�s own Gil Simmons. Santa, Ronald McDonald and other special guests will lend a hand to illuminate the tree.
�New Haven�s tree lighting celebration is a regional tradition. Thanks to the generosity of People�s United Bank and the hard work of our Department of Park, Recreation and Trees, bright lights will illuminate the New Haven Green again this year,� said Mayor John DeStefano, Jr. �I encourage residents and visitors to come out for the tree lighting and stick around to enjoy the world-class shopping, arts and cuisine that New Haven is known for.�
This year�s tree sponsored by Peoples United Bank is a 65-foot-tall Norway spruce donated by John Gagne in Northford. The tree will be illuminated with 20,000 sparkling energy-efficient LED lights in an array of colors. The change to LED lights, has reduced the City�s energy costs.
From 4-8pm there will be a host of free activities for children to enjoy� carousel rides, mini-car rides, letter writing to Santa with an express mail box for deliveries to the North Pole and the opportunity to be part of the �Alpine Safari� by riding on one of four mechanical animals, free of charge. There will also be holiday crafts, popcorn and free hayrides around the Green for all to enjoy. After the tree is lit, children can visit and take photos with Santa until 7:30PM.
The event is presented by the City of New Haven Department of Cultural Affairs and the Department of Parks, Recreation and Trees. The children�s activities are sponsored by Yale New Haven Hospital and Covidien.
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Topic: Chicago area meeting?
Just wondering who is in the Chicago area and might want to meet in person. I am willing to try and organize something.
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Just wondering who is in the Chicago area and might want to meet in person. I am willing to try and organize something.
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Can you give me your e mail address? Thanks
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I would like to meet I am in oswego il.
Ok, Michelle, I will e-mail you off the board and Barbara, too.
Hi Patty,
I think we posted back a forth a while ago since we're both from the Chicago area and lost our mothers around the same time. I would love to be a part of an event or fundraiser to support the foundation or help others going through the same experience. I had to sign up again on this site because I forgot my password and my email address changed. I believe my login used to be lisala. My email address now is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hope you are doing well. Thanks!
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Rosenfield, Kat. Amelia Anne is Dead and Gone
Becca is on her way to college in just a few short months, finally escaping the claustrophobia of her small town life in conneticut. But only hours after she graduates and her heart is broken by the boy she loves, a body of an young women is found on a dusty road, disrupting the carefully constructed plans she had. With very little evidence and the body yet to be identified, gossip runs wild and Becca becomes strangely obsessed with finding out why this stranger was killed so brutally.
The story is coupled with glimpses of the the victim, Amelia Anne, and her life before her death: her new-found passion of acting, her boredom with her loyal boyfriend and the hopes she has for a new future. As her story comes closer and closer to the climax, Becca believes she is connecting the pieces of who may have killed Amelia, but sometimes your instincts are not always right. This lyrical mystery has a jaw-dropping ending and should not be missed.


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'"I'm just taking some different approaches to injury prevention," Stafford said Tuesday at Veterans Park in Grand Island, following the unveiling ceremony of the Miracle League of Western New York baseball field for children with disabilities. "Nothing too crazy, just focusing a lot more on flexibility. My girlfriend tried to get me to do yoga and it's a little bit of everything."'
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Students ready to hit the job market
The University of South Carolina concluded a whirlwind weekend of commencement ceremonies Saturday afternoon, awarding 4,400 degrees over two days.
Saturday afternoon's commencement honored graduates of the College of Education; School of Music; College of Engineering and Computing; College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management; College of Social Work; Fort Jackson Military Base Program; Interdisciplinary Programs; and Palmetto Programs.
For graduates, it was a day for celebration and a time to think about what's next.
Kevin Anderson of Spartanburg graduated in the first class of biomedical engineers in the College of Engineering and Computing.
"We were the first class to go through the biomedical engineering program, so that was exciting," Anderson said. "It was an interdisciplinary program so we learned a lot about a lot of different stuff."
He's in the job hunt now, looking for the best options for his engineering skills.
Glenn Brown, 21, of Newport News, Va., will go back to his home state to use his new degree in hotel, restaurant and tourism management. He has accepted a job with Marriott in Williamsburg, Va. After a six-month program in operations, he hopes to move with Marriott to San Diego.


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Table Of Contents
TDM Switching Applications and Benefits
DSP and DSP-Less TDM Switching
White Paper
TDM Switching
in the Cisco AS5000 Gateways
Executive SummaryTime Division Multiplexing (TDM) switching enables the Cisco AS5000 Series Gateways to switch information directly between two DS0 circuits without change. The major benefits of TDM switching to service providers include the following:
•TDM switching can positively impact investment by lowering costs and increasing revenue for the service provider.
•TDM switching enables service providers to cap their investments in legacy technology, providing a way to use legacy services and new services simultaneously.
•Service providers can reduce their recurring Primary Rate Interface (PRI) costs by moving to Signaling System 7 (SS7) and generate new revenue from reselling PRIs generated from the SS7/Inter Machine Trunks (IMTs).
•TDM switching is an integral part of Cisco Any Service, Any Port (ASAP) architecture that the service providers can exploit to their advantage.
OverviewTDM switching enables the Cisco AS5000 Gateway to switch pulse code modulation (PCM) data directly between two DS0 circuits (DS01 and DS02) using the time-slot interchange (TSI) circuit, as depicted in Figure 1.
Figure 1 TDM Switching
Every dial, voice, and universal gateway in the Cisco AS5000 Series provides TDM switching capability. Any two DS0 channels in the gateway can be switched using the TDM switching capability of the gateway.
Upon receiving an incoming call, the Cisco Gateway (AS5000) analyzes the dialed digits and, if required, forwards the call outward to the destination.
TDM Switching Applications and BenefitsTDM switching can be used in various situations to reduce cost, increase revenue, and provide services that would not otherwise be possible. The major applications and benefits of TDM switching include:
•Cap investments in legacy technology—
TDM switching can be used to protect the investments already made in the legacy technology/equipment while enabling the new investments in the technology for new services. The legacy systems can continue to be used transparently by using the PRI/channel-associated signaling (CAS).
For example, the service providers can migrate to Cisco ASAP technology while continuing to use the legacy systems; the new investments can then be made in the new technology. The migration from the legacy systems to the new systems can be planned and managed on an as-needed basis, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2 Legacy to Cisco Any Service, Any Port Migration
•Resell PRI generated from IMTs—PRI interfaces can be generated from Inter Machine Trunks (IMT/SS7) interfaces, which can then be sold to customers for new revenue, as shown in Figure 3. Cisco universal gateways are ideally suited for customers who require PRI grooming in conjunction with dial, voice over IP (VoIP), or fax services. The Cisco MGX™ 8260 Media Gateway fits well for large standalone PRI grooming applications.
Figure 3 PRI Resale
•Lower interconnect costs with SS7—IMT trunks are typically 40 to 70 percent cheaper than PRI trunks. Customers can migrate to SS7, directly connected to the Cisco gateway, and continue receiving benefits from their legacy systems.
•Managed migration to new services—Migration to new IP-based services providing new sources of revenue can be easily accomplished by gradually cutting over the customers to new services, starting with the new customers first, followed by the existing customers, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4 Managed Migration to New Services
•Support for call redirection—SS7 calls can be redirected back to the SS7 network based on dialed number. This feature may be used for local-number portability (LNP) service in Europe, provided ISDN User Part (ISUP)-to-ISUP transparency is not required.
•TDM switching without a Digital Signal Processor (DSP)—TDM switching in the Cisco Universal Gateway (Cisco AS5350, AS5400, and AS5850) between PRI and IMT trunks uses no DSPs and, therefore, lowers the cost of grooming services. This enables the service providers to pay as they grow for new services.
•Use of external test equipment—TDM switching can be used to connect to test tone-generating devices needed to meet service providers' provisioning or homologation requirements. Connecting to external test equipment by using TDM switching as depicted in Figure 5 can provide Type 105 test tones in the Cisco AS5000 Series Gateways.
Figure 5 Use of External Test Equipment
TDM Switching Call TypesThe Cisco AS5000 Series Gateways are capable of switching calls between SS7/IMT, PRI, and CAS trunks. Figure 6 depicts the various types of calls that can be involved in TDM switching.
Figure 6 TDM Switching Call Type
TDM Switching Interface TypesTDM switching is supported on T1/E1/DS3 interfaces. DS0 channels used in TDM-switched calls can come from the same T1/E1 interface or from different T1/E1 interfaces in the gateway.
DSP and DSP-Less TDM SwitchingThe TSI circuit located in either the trunk or the DSP card provides TDM switching in the Cisco AS5000 Series Gateways. When the connection between the two DS0 circuits involved in TDM switching is established, the TSI circuit is completely responsible for transmitting and receiving PCM data to/from the two DS0 circuits.
Because of the use of the TSI circuit to switch PCM data between the two DS0 circuits, any type of bearer data can be included in TDM switching.
The following section describes when a DSP is required for TDM switching in the Cisco AS5000 Series Gateways.
•Switching between SS7-PRI, PRI-PRI, or SS7-SS7
•TDM switching in the universal gateway (Cisco AS5350, AS5400, and AS5850) does not use any DSP resource. The TSI circuit is available in the T1/E1/DS3 interface cards.
TDM switching in the Cisco AS5800 requires either a voice or a modem DSP card, which contains the TSI circuit. The DSP resource in the card is not used, however.
TDM switching in the Cisco AS5300 Voice Gateway requires a voice DSP card that contains the TSI circuit. The voice DSP resource is used to set up/tear down the TDM-switched connection, and is not used after the connection is established.
•Switching between SS7-CAS or PRI-CAS
•When a CAS trunk is involved in TDM switching (all gateways), a DSP resource is needed/used to set up the connection. The DSP resource stays in the call path after the call is established to monitor the in-band signaling (A, B, C, and D bits), so that the call can drop normally.
•If two CAS calls are involved in the TDM switching session, then each leg of the call uses one DSP resource. DSP resources (two) stay in the call path after the call is established to monitor the in-band signaling (A, B, C, and D bits), so that the call can drop normally.
•Interactive voice response (IVR)
•When an incoming call uses IVR functionality, a DSP resource is not released until the call is released.
CapacityAny DS0 channel in the gateway can be used for TDM switching. The total number of switched calls in the system is a function of the number of channels supported by the gateway. A TDM-switched call uses two DS0 channels, one channel each for incoming or outgoing legs of the call. The number of simultaneous TDM-switched calls in a gateway varies from gateway to gateway. Please refer to Table 1 for more details.
AvailabilityThe TDM switching feature is available now in the Cisco AS5350 Universal Gateway, AS5400 Universal Gateway, AS5800 Access Server, and Cisco AS5300 Voice Gateway. TDM switching in the Cisco AS5850 Universal Gateway will be available in Q3 CY `01.
SummaryTDM switching is an integral part of Cisco AS5000 Series Gateways in general and Cisco ASAP architecture in particular, a scenario that service providers can exploit to their advantage. The following summarizes the TDM switching service and the associated major benefits:
•Caps and protects legacy investments
•Results in new revenue from PRI offload
•Offers cost savings from migration to SS7
•Enables seamless migration to new services
•Available in all Cisco AS5000 Series Gateways and all trunk interfaces (T1/E1/DS3)
•Offers TDM switching between SS7, PRI, and CAS calls
Table 1 Cisco AS5000 Series Gateways TDM Switching Capacity
Table 2 summarizes the types of switched TDM calls supported in the Cisco AS5000 Series Gateways. The table also indicates whether a DSP is used during the setup or during the entire duration of the switched call.
Table 2 Cisco AS5000 Series Gateways TDM Switching Summary


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Overview: 18th National Congress
In November 2012, China's Communist Party completed its most sweeping transfer of power in a generation, only its second orderly hand-over in more than six decades of rule. The party's 18th National Congress culminated on Nov. 15, when it unveiled a new leadership slate headed by Xi Jinping, the son of a revered revolutionary leader and economic reformer, who will face the task of guiding China to a more sustainable model of growth and managing the country's rise as a global power.
For this nation of 1.3 billion, the transition concluded a tumultuous period plagued by scandals and intense political rivalry that presented the party with some of its greatest challenges since the student uprising of 1989. After a confirmation vote by the party's new Central Committee, Mr. Xi, 59, strode onto a red-carpeted stage at the Great Hall of the People accompanied by six other party officials who form the Politburo Standing Committee, the elite group that makes crucial decisions on the economy, foreign policy and other major issues.
The ascension of Mr. Xi and other members of the "red nobility" to the top posts means that the so-called princelings have come into their own as a prominent political force. Because of their parentage, they believe themselves to be the heirs of the revolution that succeeded in 1949, endowed with the mandate of authority that that status confers.
Mr. Xi is facing a growing chorus of calls from Chinese elites to support greater openness in China's economic and political systems, which critics say have stagnated in the last decade under the departing party chief, Hu Jintao, despite the country's emergence as the world's second-largest economy and a growing regional power.
Mr. Hu, 69, also turned over the post of civilian chairman of the military to Mr. Xi, which made this transition the first time since the promotion of the ill-fated Hua Guofeng in 1976 that a Chinese leader had taken office as head of the party and the military at the same time. That gives Mr. Xi a stronger base from which to consolidate his power, even as he grapples with the continuing influence of party elders.
The new standing committee has allies of Jiang Zemin, Mr. Hu's predecessor, in five of seven seats, reflecting his considerable power despite being hit by serious illness. Li Keqiang, a protégé of Mr. Hu's, is expected to get the state title of prime minister next spring, when Mr. Xi becomes president. Mr. Li and Mr. Xi were the only members on the departing standing committee who are remaining part of the group.
The other officials on the new committee in order of ranking and their expected portfolios are Zhang Dejiang, head of the National People's Congress; Yu Zhengsheng, who will run a similar advisory body; Liu Yunshan, vice president and overseer of propaganda; Wang Qishan, the head of an anticorruption agency; and Zhang Gaoli, the executive vice premier, who helps manage the economy.
One princeling said earlier to be a contender for the committee, Bo Xilai, was felled last spring by a scandal after his wife was accused of killing a British businessman.
The princelings are not a coherent political faction, and their ranks are rife with personal and ideological rivalries. Their family connections may mean a greater confidence with wielding power and pressing for bolder changes. At the same time, that class has grown wealthy off China's political economy, in which officials and state-owned enterprises work together to reap benefits, often at the expense of private entrepreneurship. Even those princelings who support liberalizing the economy or the political system still believe in the primacy of the party, and their push for various reforms is seen as an effort to ensure the party's survival.
Articles in the Series
With Focus on Unity, China Embraces Its Pre-Communist Past
The Whampoa Military Academy in Guangzhou represents an era when the Kuomintang and Communists cooperated for a greater good, one that recent exhibitions have sought to highlight....
December 28, 2012, Friday
Chinese Officials Find Misbehavior Now Carries Cost
A flurry of revelations suggests that China's new leadership may be serious about trying to tame the cronyism and bribery that afflicts state-run companies and local governments....
December 26, 2012, Wednesday
Opposition to Labor Camps Widens in China
Opponents of China's "re-education through labor" system say new leadership could put an end to abuses at the labor camps, which confine perceived troublemakers without trial....
December 15, 2012, Saturday
China's Communist Party Chief Acts to Bolster Military
Xi Jinping, the new party chief, casts strengthening the armed forces as a centerpiece of the "Chinese dream" of national rejuvenation....
December 14, 2012, Friday
Signals of a More Open Economy in China
Xi Jinping, the new head of the Communist Party, appears to be tapping more deeply into the idea of a national revival than his recent predecessors did....
December 10, 2012, Monday
How Crash Cover-Up Altered China's Succession
The effort to suppress news of a deadly Ferrari crash, insiders now reveal, hastened the decline of the departing president, Hu Jintao, and spurred the ascent of China's new leader, Xi Jinping....
December 5, 2012, Wednesday
A Party's Over, but Nostalgia Lingers
After the 18th Party Congress officially ushered in China's new leaders, faint hopes for change were met with a lingering political apathy in Beijing....
November 29, 2012, Thursday
China's Leadership Change Puts Pair Ahead of Their Peers for 2017
A new generation of Communist Party leaders has barely taken over in China and maneuvering has begun to position their putative successors, known as the sixth generation, to key posts....
November 26, 2012, Monday
Powerful Backer for China's New Manhattan
The Yujiapu financial district, seen as a symbol of the nation's growing economy, was financed by state-owned banks, but is also closely associated with a little-known local politician....
November 20, 2012, Tuesday
New Communist Party Chief in China Denounces Corruption in Speech
The blunt remarks by Xi Jinping were made Saturday at a meeting of the Politburo, which announced a turnover of 15 members last week during the change in leadership....
November 20, 2012, Tuesday
In China, a New Beginning
The Chinese Communist Party on Thursday unveiled a new leadership slate headed by Xi Jinping, who will face the task of guiding China to a more sustainable model of growth.
The New Members of China's Ruling Body
All members of China's Politburo Standing Committee, the group of politicians who rule the country, have close connections with former leaders. The top two figures of the new administration were also part of the previous government.
The Politburo's Growing Number of Influential Leaders
Since China's first ruling committee was appointed, each successive leader has enjoyed less authority than the last.
'Princelings' Reshape China
China's "princelings" are emerging as an aristocratic class with an increasingly important say in ruling the country.
China's 18th Congress | A New Leader
The New York Times' Beijing correspondents discuss Xi Jinping, China's new leader.
China's 18th Congress | China Rising
The New York Times reporters in Beijing discuss economic reform in China as the country takes a more central position on the world stage.
China's 18th Congress | Human Rights
The New York Times correspondent Andrew Jacobs discusses China's record on human rights.
IHT Rendezvous
Didi Kirsten Tatlow, China columnist for the International Herald Tribune, is blogging about the leadership transition in China.
The Times in Chinese
The New York Times has introduced a beta version of a new Chinese-language Web site, which continues to grow in scope and functionality.
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I finally got a time to go researching about big surfboard industries and yes I know I am very behind with everything...
I figured that Rusty co. My favorite Rusty, is one of pop-out. What the hell, those surfboards sell in most surf shops are pop-out, moulded by surfboard machine... Aren't made by hands no more. I assume that started like 4 - 6 years ago huh?
Ok, Channel Islands, Firewire, Sharpeyes, Dan Taylor, Rusty, Ripcurl, Aviso, JC Hawaii, Lost, Surftech, WRV, and Santa Cruz surfboards are made by surfboard machine.


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I utilize a combination of Cacti for performance monitoring and Argus
(http://argus.tcp4me.com/) for fault monitoring. In addition to those
two, I have Smokeping (http://oss.oetiker.ch/smokeping/) monitoring
the connection latency of specific remote servers.
Those three are light-weight enough from my network, but Zenoss
(http://www.zenoss.com/), OpenNMS
(http://www.opennms.org/index.php/Main_Page), and JFFNMS
(http://www.jffnms.org/) are bigger systems that are worth a look.
On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 3:57 AM, Neil A. Hillard <m0n0 at dana dot org dot uk> wrote:
> Hi,
> In message
> <799e44b30803080340v4c3bccd4gaf4567aa84077944 at mail dot gmail dot com>, YvesDM
> <ydmlog at gmail dot com> writes
> >Hi Tim,
> >
> >Tnx for the interesting info.
> >I tried cacti some years ago, but it wasn't quite what I expected.
> >But maybe I didn't give myself the time to explore it enough.
> >
> >I want to monitor over the WAN.
> >PS Do I have to add a nat/firewall rule to enable this or is enabling snmp
> >enough?
> >
> >Uptime, sysload, memory usage, bytes transfered, etc are the most important
> >creteria for me.
> >I will sure take a look at ez-cacti and opennms. The monitor host runs
> >debian etch. (now using smokeping, but I want more)
> >I also bumped into jffnms (http://www.jffnms.org) which also seemed to have
> >the things I want.
> >The sms alerts are very interesting. Is it really full included or did you
> >also write a script to use a service as voipcheap or something like it?
> I currently use Cacti for performance graphing and Nagios for
> availability monitoring.
> I have a Wismo GSM modem (with a Pay As You Go SIM) hooked up to the
> serial port on my Linux box and when Nagios spots a problem I have a
> script that will dump a message into a database which is picked up by
> gnokii-smsd and sent through the GSM modem (I was originally using an
> old Nokia phone but found that it would sometimes loose the connection
> to gnokii-smsd - things may have improved now, though).
> I also have an APC MasterSwitch which Nagios can tell to powercycle a
> specific port (using SNMP) - currently only set to powercycle my ADSL
> router as it has been problematic (until I attached it to the
> MasterSwitch) but could be set to powercycle any port if it detects that
> the device is unresponsive!
> Neil.
> >On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 9:50 AM, Timothy Taylor <TimT at balli dot co dot uk> wrote:
> >
> >> I use cacti, opennms and a batch file for internal monitoring. Never tried
> >> to monitor over the Internet or from the public interface. I guess snmp
> >> should be subjectable to a rule, and might even be accessible via a vpn
> >> link.
> >>
> >> Cacti is pretty and runs under windows or linux. There is a pre-made linux
> >> distribution called ez-cacti that installs most stuff, I believe. Mine is on
> >> Windows and has been running for several years. I've avoided updating or
> >> upgrading because I fear that I'll lose my historical data. It's also a low
> >> enough priority that other things fill my day, that and it works! I'm not
> >> sure I quite yet understand the concepts well enough yet to simply add
> >> counters without recourse to documentation, but I have added some
> >> quad-processor utilisation measures, arithmetic and graphs. It doesn't scan
> >> the network for new hosts like opennms does. It also didn't have network
> >> diagrams, but that may have changed.
> >>
> >> Opensnmp I tried for it's ability to alert, which is laterly available in
> >> Cacti (I think). It's not as pretty as cacti, but may scale better - my
> >> network just isn't big enough to tell. The alerting is very granular and
> >> supports many paths. I use mail and sms, but after a while, the sms
> >> component gives up. Adding other non-out-of-the-box monitors was easier than
> >> cacti, but mine don't alert me. Reporting is better and it gives you up-time
> >> figures. Again, time constraints have stopped me investigating the sms and
> >> alerting issues. I don't recall any diagramming tools.
> >>
> >> Lastly, to alert me about via sms about critical failures to the email
> >> system I wrote a batch file with pings and wget. I thought it would be
> >> quicker than fixing the above niggles and it gave me some defence in depth.
> >> I even used a laptop so that it had it's own modem and battery. It needs to
> >> count files in four folders using batch file trickery, check that the
> >> routers and switches are on using ping, and that the email agents are
> >> running using authenticated wget. It's still proving it's value, so it's
> >> running on an 128MB w2k box that needs to be restarted regularly (I've set
> >> that for every 4 hours). With new laptops coming in at £200 at
> >> morgancomputers.co.uk, I'll upgrade soon. I force it to send a status
> >> email at restart so I know on my BB that things are being watched for me.
> >>
> >> Not really monitoring, but on the watching side, I installed an arp
> >> monitoring tool on one of my Linux boxes that sends me a mail when it sees
> >> new MAC addresses on my lan. I haven't tried extending it to querying the
> >> switches to see what port it is on, but I ran through the idea on paper.
> >>
> >> I've recently looked at NetCrunch from adrem/emereo and in combination
> >> with Server Manager for my NetWare boxes, I'm tempted to use that. It does
> >> all of the above, I think, and prettily too - it even has a access
> >> controlled web portal so that you could let the high-ups glimpse the
> >> network. The new release of NetCrunch 5, which was demoed to me yesterday,
> >> has an enhanced network diagram component from v4 that uses scalable views.
> >>
> >> I hope that helps, or may be of interest.
> >> Tim
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: YvesDM <ydmlog at gmail dot com>
> >> To: Monowall User List <m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch>
> >>
> >> Sent: 08/03/2008 07:55:38
> >> Subject: [m0n0wall] snmp monitoring
> >>
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> I'm looking for a nice, centralized way to monitor about 100 m0n0walls
> >> over
> >> snmp.
> >> I'm sure many people already doing this. What are you using for
> >> monitoring?
> >> All suggestions are welcome.
> >>
> >> Kind regards
> >>
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> >> The company numbers (England and Wales) of group companies are as follows:
> >> Balli Holdings Limited - 1919104; Balli Group plc - 2632984; Balli Steel
> >> plc- 3418142; Balli Trading Limited - 2098770; Balrox Limited - 2824454; BBM
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text: i know this is a surf site but everyone watches x games. Snowboarding half pipe is insane, but announcers and espn just kissed shawn whites butt all night. every other comment was shawn white makes that grab. Shawn White gettting ready for his next run. lets take anohter look at shawn white. I know he is the best, but give the other people some credit. that was a joke. Sick Waves the next couple days. Evetrybodys gotta be pumped!!!


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First just so you know we are not the metasploit forum, nor directly a support resource for metasploit. Having said that yes it is in BT4 and there are members here who can or will answer questions about it.
Now as for your videos you can post them so long as it meets the requirements of the "readme" in the video section, and does not directly violate the rules of the forum.
Take a look at both of those before posting to ensure compliance.
Also this is a question and as such has been moved to the beginner forum.


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Things to do on Hawaii's Big Island
There's never a shortage of things to do on the Big Island of Hawaii. You can swim with manta rays, hike through a lush rainforest, watch molten lava flow into the sea from a boat offshore, learn to make a lei, sample a variety of tempting cuisines, or pamper body and soul in a healing spa at the ocean's edge. The list, of course, goes on and on. Find countless things to do on Hawaii, the Big Island below:


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The velocity of light was experimentally found, in 1862, by Fizeau and Foucault, each using an independent method.
I shall endeavor to make the principle of Fizeau's apparatus clear to you.
You know Wheatstone's rotating mirror, Fizeau's wheel, Plateau's perforated rotating disks, etc.
In 1845 Foucault and Fizeau took a daguerreotype photograph of the sun.
Fizeau's method will then permit us to arrive at a close approximation.
A measurement of the kind referred to was executed in 1849 by Fizeau (born at Paris in 1819).
Wheatstone's device of the revolving mirror was afterwards employed by Foucault and Fizeau to measure the velocity of light.
The only positive result ever supposed to be attained was in a very difficult polarisation observation by Fizeau in 1859.
Fizeau was unable to observe interference when the difference of path amounted to 50,000 wave lengths.
If we examine Fizeau's apparatus closely, we shall recognise in it an old acquaintance: the arrangement of Galileo's experiment.


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By Nick Patterson Herald Writer
For the second straight year the Everett Silvertips mined the local talent during the WHL bantam draft.
Everett plucked a name out of its own backyard Thursday when it selected Stanwood product Connor Nobach in the fifth round.
Nobach, a 5-foot-10 and 165-pound stay-at-home defenseman, was selected 91st overall, making him the earliest Snohomish County resident ever picked in the bantam draft. He played the past season with the Los Angeles-based L.A. Jr. Kings elite bantam team.
Nobach impressed Everett assistant coach Mitch Love and assistant general manager Zoran Rajcic during the WHL U.S. prospects camp last month in Anaheim, Calif.
"We're real excited to add him," Everett general manager Garry Davidson said. "It's always special when you can reach out to someone local. But we didn't draft him because he's local. He showed very well at the U.S. camp and had a very good season with the L.A. Jr. Kings."
Nobach became the second Snohomish County resident selected by Everett in the bantam draft. Last year the Tips picked Mill Creek defenseman Daniel Woolfenden in the seventh round. Nobach is also just the third Snohomish County player ever picked in the bantam draft. Mill Creek winger Brad LeLievre was the first when he was taken in the seventh round by Seattle in 2010.
No county resident has even suited up for the Tips. Woolfenden skated in practice with the Tips late in the season, but has not signed an education contract with the team.


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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Arkadelphia with free breakfast and indoor pool
Popular property highlights
Situated in Arkadelphia, this hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of Arkadelphia Central Park, Reynolds Science Center Planetarium, and Turtle Pointe Golf Club. Arkadelphia Aquatic Park and River Park Amphitheatre are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
An indoor pool, a fitness center, and coffee/tea in a common area are available at this hotel. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a business center, a meeting room, and dry cleaning are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 58 rooms offer free WiFi, coffee makers, and cable TV. Other amenities available to guests include free newspapers, free local calls, and hair dryers.
Guest Highlights
- Comfortable rooms
- Good location
- Breakfast
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
- Comfy beds
- Guestrooms weren't very spacious
Hampton Inn Arkadelphia
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Hampton Inn Arkadelphia features an indoor pool and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This hotel offers access to a business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 58
- Number of floors - 3
- Free breakfast
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- One meeting room
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Free self parking
- Indoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
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- Hampton Inn Arkadelphia
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An alleged Utah gang member who is wanted on a no-bail warrant by the Department of Corrections has been dubbed "Public Enemy Number One" by the Salt Lake County's Metro Gang Unit.
Domingo Michael Copyak, 26, is described by the gang unit as a multi-state offender with a lengthy criminal record that include arrests for aggravated assault, weapons violations, drugs, robbery and stealing a vehicle, according to a press release.
Copyak is white, 5-foot-6, and 300 pounds. He has brown eyes and black hair with tattoos on both arms. He goes by the moniker of "Creep" or "Creeper."
Anyone with information about Copyak's whereabouts is encouraged to call the gang unit at 801-743-7000. Calls can be placed anonymously, and information leading to Copyak's arrest may be eligible for a cash reward.
Twitter: @KimballBennion


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Sierra-at-Tahoe opens for shredding
November 21, 2012
Sierra-at-Tahoe is all set to open Thursday for Thanksgiving. The resort will open Easy Rider Express lift, Rock Garden lift, and three surface lifts, giving access to four trails including, Broadway, Easy Street, Echo, and Lower Sleighride.
"We are extremely excited to open on Thanksgiving Day and kick off the 2012-13 season. The early season snow has allowed us to open with early season conditions on the mountain," general manager John Rice said in a press release. "As the snow continues to set, we will open more terrain where conditions permit. Until then skiers and riders can get those first couple of turns in and take a few laps through the Broadway terrain park."
Tickets are $35 a day for adults or young adults and $10 for kids.


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When we launched our #OspreyAt40 photo contest earlier this year, we knew we'd see some amazing photos of your many adventures, travels and treks — but we were blown away by the number of phenomenal photos submitted by so many loyal Osprey fans. Thank you for sharing your memories with us — we're honored to have been part of your hikes, backpacking trips, MTB rides, snow days, city walks, summits, sojourns and every other adventure you've had with an Osprey Pack on your back.
We're going to continue to celebrate our 40th Anniversary throughout the year — so please stay tuned for other fun contests and prizes. In May, we'll be premiering the full-length documentary "Osprey Packs: 40 Years in the Making." In the meantime, below are the final winners selected by our internal judges for Round 4 of #OspreyAt40. (Or visit our gallery of all of the 40 winning #OspreyAt40 photos here.)
Thank you again for sharing your photos with us and for celebrating our 40th Anniversary!


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Mount Saint Mary College offers high-level training programs for
international students from emerging countries. With a focus in
different areas of Business Management (see course listings below),
the goal is to empower participants with current management tools
and provide international experience.
Geared to undergraduate students and recent graduates, there are
intensive programs of three weeks, with classes and activities full
time. The program takes place in January and July of each year,
drawing on themes of interest to young professionals.
To facilitate access for students from emerging countries to
these courses, students are supported by an extensive and
successful program of partial scholarships, covering their
expenditure on the course chosen.
We invite everyone to know of and participate in these
Prof. Ricardo Pitelli de Britto
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Representative of State University of New York and Mount Saint
Mary College
The courses are aimed at undergraduates and recent graduates in
different fields of knowledge with an interest in pursuing studies
in specific areas of management (see course listings below), in
parallel to the development of English language proficiency. The
goal is to add business to its formation, providing the student
with an advanced vision of contemporary topics on the chosen theme
and a vital international experience. Classes are taught entirely
in English, with lessons and activities full time.
The courses are three weeks in length, full time from Monday to
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students, classes are composed of groups with between 15 and 30
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The courses allow students to leverage their expertise in an
international program without having to disconnect yourself from
your university or internship in their countries of origin. The
programs, equivalent to a postgraduate extension, were structured
to be routed in January and July, leaving free three weekends in
one of the most sought after tourist regions of the world.
Certificates (see below details on the certification issued to
participants) are conferred on students by their presence in the
classroom. There is no final tests and grades, but students have
weekly assignments and seminars. The goal is to structure a program
quite participatory and concrete, in which students actually engage
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Hospital Management with focus on quality management on health
care and managing health services, Health Law and bioethics,
approaching contemporary topics in this field, Health Financing,
discussing the relationship between health care and public sector
organizations and the private sector. Visits to Hospitals and
Health Clinics and case studies. Includes classes of Business
Identifying Marketing Opportunities; Developing Marketing Plans,
Building Competitive Marketing Mix. Company visits and business
case studies. Includes classes of Business English.
Foundations of Project Management; Special topics in Project
Management; New Frontiers in Project Management. Company visits and
business case studies. Includes classes of Business English.
Introduction to Corporate Financial Management, Financial
Strategy and Budget; Special topics in Financial Management.
Company visits and business case studies. Includes classes of
Business English.
Previous readings: students will receive a set of articles to
read, with four months in advance, allowing the best preparation
for classes.
*Subject to change according to the coordination.
Students will also receive suggestions for visits to
organizations and events to be developed by the students choice in
their free time.
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Guests can write a pledge to reduce their carbon footprint
on life-size polar bear statues. Kids participate in
polar bear-themed activities, including tracing and decorating
their carbon footprint, and hands-on learning in an activity that
features helping miniature polar bear figures navigate ice floes in
a sensory bin filled with water. Zookeepers host a Zoo
Chat at 11:30 a.m. and share interesting facts about Brookfield
Zoo's polar bears. Guests are also encouraged to join
the Thermostat Challenge, an effort to raise awareness
about how daily actions impact polar bears and their sea ice
Learn more about polar bears - and what can be done to help
them. The zoo offers twice-daily Arctic activities at 11:30 a.m.
and 1:00 p.m. Resident polar bear Anana will be in for some extra
treats, and staff and volunteers will be giving away free passes to
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Feature the black bear and its adaptations for survival in the
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The exhibit features the illustrations of W. W. Denslow, a
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design of the classic 1939 MGM film starring Judy Garland. The
bright and colorful exhibit provides a variety of learning
opportunities and hands-on activities within a three-dimensional
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Discover how sounds make music, and how music makes you feel,
with activities like making melodies on bolt- and wrench-a-phones,
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Learn about Chicago's two World's Fairs though the
experiences of three Elmhurst residents during the 1893 and 1933-34
fairs and explore rare artifacts.
Visitors become space adventurers and set off on a journey to
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Exhibition highlighting the culture of illustration through the
talented cartoonists, illustrators and voice actors connected to
the Geneva community. Features well-known artists such as Daws
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Coach Andrew McFadden hailed his players' ability to kick on as they broke their Eden Park drought in dominant fashion on Saturday with a 54-12 thumping of Canberra.
Up 24-6 at halftime, the Warriors went on the score nine tries to two, with influential halfback Shaun Johnson ending with a 26-point haul.
McFadden admitted the margin was unexpected, but there was plenty of satisfaction from the performance.
"Although we got off to a good start, I think we went into our shell a bit and got a bit complacent," he said.
"So it was most pleasing, after halftime, we came out fired up and we really put the nail in the coffin."
It was a second heavy defeat in a row for the Raiders, after they went down to Manly 54-18.
But realities of the NRL meant there was little sympathy from McFadden for a club where he was a player and later part of the coaching staff.
"It's a tough sport and it could happen to us next week - we hope it doesn't," he said.
"But they will bounce back. They're in a bit of a spot at the moment, but you can guarantee in this competition that they will turn that around."
Canberra coach Ricky Stuart apologised for what his side produced and said it showed the Manly defeat wasn't a one-off.
"We have to get out of this rot very quickly," he said.
"It's unacceptable."
Stuart said he didn't have answers at the moment, but added that the Raiders' predicament wasn't the result of any lack of hard work.
"Our edge defence was absolutely diabolical as it has been for the last two weeks," he said.
"That quality of skill was better in the first six weeks. I don't know why it has all gone out the window."
Johnson underlined his outstanding display by scoring two intercept tries, one from 90m, creating another with an underarm offload and landing all nine shots at goal.
He equalled his points tally in the Warriors' 50-16 win over the Raiders last August, when he grabbed a hat-trick of tries.
Centre Konrad Hurrell also impressed, responding in emphatic manner to the leaking of a sex tape that led to him being fined by the Warriors.
The Tongan international, who received a big cheer from the 18,165 crowd when his name was announced at the start of the match, scored off a scintillating 60m run.
He continued to prove a handful, creating a try for Jayson Bukuya and ending the match with more than 200 metres run.
The Warriors, who had lost in their five previous appearances at Eden Park, raced to 18-0 in as many minutes through tries to Ben Matulino, Hurrell and Johnson.
The Raiders replied via the first of Jarrod Croker's two touchdowns, but the home side restored the margin when winger Ngani Laumape crossed from a slick scrum move.
The second half was virtually all the Warriors as Johnson again, Sam Tomkins, Manu Vatuvei twice and Bukuya all touched down.
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Leanna Begley of Lebanon, Ky., has two goals as field
commander of the 2011-12 Blue Raider Marching Band: earn a 4.0
grade point average as an accounting major and be the kind of field
commander "everyone looks up to." A flutist by training, she also
plays in the LWC Concert Band.
Why did you want to be LWC field
BEGLEY: All through high school, I always wanted to be
field commander. I never got that chance, and I felt like I could
make a big influence on the college level if I got that
What do you like most about being in the Blue Raider
Marching Band?
BEGLEY: I like the family. You meet so many good people
and a lot of cool friends. It's a really fun atmosphere to be
around. It's exciting. We have all of our little cheers we do, and
we try to get the crowd involved in our cheers and little ditties
that we play.
What's the hardest part of a field commander's
BEGLEY: Staying on beat. They are all relying on me to
start correctly and end correctly -- and stay on tempo so we don't
drag or fall apart.
What's your favorite song the band performs this
BEGLEY: "Everybody's Everything" (by Santana).
What's the one thing people don't realize that goes
into a marching band?
BEGLEY: I don't think people realize how many hours of
practice we put in, the diligence, hard work and the perseverance.
… Mr. Allen wants us to be the best we can be, so I don't think
people realize how much we have to practice.
What's your most memorable moment so far with the
Blue Raider Marching Band?
BEGLEY: Last Saturday (Aug. 27) at Mark Twain, it was
awesome. We had so many people tell us how well we did and how good
we sounded. It was exciting just to hear all of the people
screaming for us.
What's a song you would like to see incorporated
into the band's repertoire?
BEGLEY: I like anything that's Journey-related. I really
like that band. I really wish we would do a Journey show some day
because I really like Journey.
What's your favorite song to play on
BEGLEY: I really like Christmas music, so I really like
to play "The First Noel."
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Right-wing blogosphere discovers Fox's Karl Rove problem
"Fox News should require Rove to answer to this charge... You can't be both a political player and an autonomous, disinterested analyst." -- Warner Todd Huston [1]
"[U]ntil this is resolved, it seems impossible to trust Rove as an objective analyst" -- Dan Riehl [2]
Yes, the right-wing blogosphere has suddenly realized that Fox News' Karl Rove -- the architect of President George W. Bush's election and re-election -- may not be the best choice as an impartial, objective political analyst. The problem they have with Rove, though, is not that he favors Republicans over Democrats -- it's that he allegedly favored one Republican over another.
Last night, the right-wing news site The Freedomist (no, we hadn't heard of it either) reported [3]:
Sources at the Christine O'Donnell victory party revealed to The Freedomist that in December of last year Karl Rove met with Tea Party leaders in Dover, Delaware trying to get them to cut a "deal" in which they would leave Mike Castle alone and NOT support O'Donnell.
The Freedomist has also learned that Rove was allegedly acting as an operative, although in what capacity it is not known, even as he is playing the role of a political analyst on Fox New in a fair and balanced way.
The Freedomist went on to "urge Fox News, in light of this information, to suspend Rove and investigate whether or not this is true and, if it is true, to fire Rove immediately for violating Fox's policy of being fair and balanced and for vilifying a Palin-endorsed conservative icon."
The rest of the right-wing blogosphere has since jumped on The Freedomist's report. Riehl has urged Fox to "suspend Rove and investigate," claiming that "it seems impossible to trust Rove as an objective analyst." Huston commented:
Fox News should require Rove to answer to this charge. If he really did act as a helpmate for Rep. Mike Castle this damages Rove's veracity as an analyst. He has just made himself suspect. You can't be both a political player and an autonomous, disinterested analyst. Will Fox suspend Rove over this? They certainly should if he really did work to help Castle, in any case.
Ignored amid the right's flurry of ethical allegations has been the obvious point that Rove has never been an "autonomous, disinterested analyst," despite Fox's attempts to brand him as such. Notably, Rove helped organize [4] American Crossroads, a GOP slush fund intended to spend tens of millions of dollars to defeat Democrats in the 2010 elections.
For some reason, the right hasn't complained that Rove's American Crossroads work made him a "political player" worthy of investigation or suspension. Perhaps that's because they, like Rove, are hacks.
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