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Dynamic IP servers
Dynamic IP servers
I used to like the DynDNS service because they are one of the oldest (and in the past had completely free services available). Although these examples use this service, there are other services that can be used with similar setups (and some are still completely free).
Single URL and a DynDNS-capable router
My router happens to have a built-in updater for DynDNS (and for TZO). In the DDNS section of the router configuration, I can set the name of a single URL I have registered with DynDNS (or TZO), along with the username and password I have previously set up at DynDNS.com. The router does the rest automatically for me. If you are using a single URL and have a similar router capability, then this will be the easiest setup by far. First register for a username (with password) at DynDNS (or TZO) and set the URL name there that the server on your host will use. Then input the information into your router's configuration page. The router will do the rest.
Multiple URLs
I use multiple URLs because I run multiple webservers from my host computer. However, the router I currently use only allows me to update one of the URLs. I therefore need an updater program in order to update all of the URLs at the same time.
ddclient is a perl-based client that updates the DynDNS (or other dynamic IP DNS service) database to keep track of your host computer's changing dynamic IP address. DynDNS is a public DNS server, and will match your URL name to whichever (current) dynamic IP address that the ddclient sends to DynDNS. Setup will be easiest if you register for a username/password at DynDNS.com (or other dynamic IP DNS service) and set up your desired URLs there, first. Then install the updater client program:
sudo apt-get install ddclient
- If this is the first time you have installed ddclient, you will be prompted for the URL(s) you registered with DynDNS.com (or other dynamic IP DNS service). You will also be prompted for the username/password your registered with DynDNS.com. Lastly, you will be asked which ethernet port your primarily use to connect to the Internet (eth0 for wired, wlan0 for wireless, usually).
The system will function with no further setup if you input the variables correctly. See this DynDNS page for instructions on additional customizations available for use with DynDNS.
- If you have an old OS version, only the ddclient v. 3.8.0 or earlier may be available. Version 3.8.1 or later worked better for me, so I recommend obtaining a more recent Debian package:
- ddclient 3.8.1 package on Ubuntu (or see all versions here)
- Alternatively, here is the most recent version 3.8.2 (in .tar.bz2) at Sourceforge.
- ddclient can be made to push update settings from the command line:
sudo ddclient --force
Edit ddclient configuration
- Edit the ddclient configuration file (use kate instead of nano in Kubuntu, or gedit instead of nano in Ubuntu):
sudo nano /etc/ddclient.conf
- To set the number of seconds between updates, I add the line
- My dynamic IP only changes rarely, so I only check it hourly (3600 seconds in an hour).
- To use secure SSL communications, I add the line
- To use the DynDNS checkip service (which will autodetect your current IP address), I add the line
use=web, web=checkip.dyndns.com/, web-skip='IP Address'
- An alternative is
use=web, web=checkip.amazonaws.com
My configuration file now looks like:
# Configuration file for ddclient generated by debconf # # /etc/ddclient.conf # # Check the current IP address. Either check the eth0 port for its current IP address (can't be used on a LAN), # or use the DynDNS IP checking service. daemon=3600 pid=/var/run/ddclient.pid #use=if, if=eth0 use=web, web=checkip.dyndns.com/, web-skip='IP Address' # or use the alternative #use=web, web=checkip.amazonaws.com # # Login and change the values at the DynDNS site, using SSL. protocol=dyndns2 ssl=yes server=members.dyndns.org login=myDynDNSusername password='myDynDNSuserpassword' mysite_1.dynds.org, mysite_2.dyndns.org, mysite_3.dyndns.org # Some providers require single word subhost names #mysite_1, mysite_2, mysite_3
- Note that the password must be enclosed in quotation marks, e.g 'myDynDNSuserpassword' , and the subhosts in the last line must be separated by commas.
- Some DNS providers require single words for the subhost names.
- Note that the password must be enclosed in quotation marks, e.g 'myDynDNSuserpassword' , and the subhosts in the last line must be separated by commas.
- Ensure that the configuration is working:
sudo ddclient -daemon=0 -debug -verbose -noquiet
- Note that you can add additional services and/or domain names to be updated simply by adding an additional block to the configuration file (appropriate for the service). Here is an example (see below for references to additional examples).
protocol=otherDDNSservice server=whatever.ddnsservice.org login=MyOtherDDNSserviceusername password='MyOtherDDNSservicepassword' mysite4.dnsservice.org, mysite5.dnsservice.org # Some providers require single word subhost names #mysite4, mysite5
- Restart the ddclient service after editing configuration files:
sudo /etc/init.d/ddclient restart
- or, in some newer OS versions:
sudo service ddclient restart
Run ddclient using cron
Cron is the automatic task scheduler for Linux systems. Although ddclient runs as a daemon, for various reasons I have found it necessary to force an update at least once a day. This can be done as a daily scheduled task, using cron. See here for a full description of cron and its options or Ubuntu Community Help.
- Edit the crontab with administrative (root) privileges:
sudo crontab -e
- Add the line:
45 04 * * * /etc/init.d/ddclient --force
- This will run ddclient and force an update daily at 0400 (actually at 04:45).
- I also happen to like to reboot the machine weekly on Tuesday (day 2 of the week) nights at 1:30 am, so I add the line:
30 01 * * 2 reboot
- Clearly this is a personal preference and is optional.
Other DDNS services
- The ddclient wiki lists some configurations for other services (NameCheap, DNSPark, DSLReports, EasyDNS, ZoneEdit), also.
- More info can be found on the ddclient forums.
- A list of DDNS providers is at DMOZ and Dynamic DNS.
- Choose a Dynamic DNS Registrar that is reputable and whom you trust. A Dynamic DNS provider is able to redirect your server traffic to an anonymous IP address by using a type of "man-in-the-middle" redirection (and thereby potentially could intercept your communications). This can be an obvious security risk. Always use SSL/TLS and/or SASL authentication with security certificates, and be sure to encrypt any email that has confidential information in it.
- Using ddclient with Namecheap can be quirky. I needed ddclient v. 3.8.1 or later (see above). Subhost names (in both the Namecheap settings and the ddclient subhost list) must be single words (e.g. mysubhost). The ddclient did not successfully update subhosts with the same name (e.g. www or mail or @) in multiple domains in Namecheap.
- The easiest solution is to dynamically update (using ddclient) the "www" field for one domain only (e.g myhost1.me). For all the other domains, use a "CNAME redirect" to point to the www.myhost1.me. address of the single domain whose "www" field updates dynamically. CNAME redirections change only the destination IP address; the URLs (of the referring subdomains) are kept the same.
- Another alternative is to use unique subdomain names and then forward the www entry (using a "URL forward") in the Namecheap settings for one host to a subdomain (e.g. the subhost main in the Namecheap settings, which would correspond of a "URL forward" to http://main.myhost1.me for the first host's www entry) and forward the www entry in the Namecheap settings for the second host to a different subdomain (e.g. the subhost home in the Namecheap settings, which would correspond of a "URL forward" to http://home.myhost2.me for the second host's www entry). This changes the URL to the subdomain's URL, so your server must be able to handle the new URL (through virtual host files/redirects or .htaccess files). This entails a bit more effort than with the first solution.
- Note: It is tempting to try to forward the "www" field of a domain to a dynamically-updating subhost field, but Namecheap does not allow CNAME redirection to a subhost in the same domain.
- It is then easiest to redirect the @ field's setting (in Namecheap) to the www field setting (using a "URL redirect" to http://www.myhost1.me). This changes the URL http://myhost1.me to http://www.myhost1.me while redirecting it, for example.
- An alternative is, in the @ field setting, to use a CNAME redirection, e.g. to www.myhost1.me., which will preserve the http://myhost1.me URL while redirecting to the IP address specified by the contents of the www field. This latter method must be accomodated by adjusting the appropriate virtual host file on your server (see the examples below) to accept both http://myhost1.me and http://www.myhost1.me.
- Alternatively, see these suggestions and these suggestions if using multiple hosts (they didn't work for me).
Other Dynamic DNS updater clients
- IPcheck is a Python-based client/script to update a dynamic IP address with a Dynamic DNS-capable registrar. Install:
sudo apt-get install ipcheck
- Inadyn is a client/script to update a dynamic IP address with several Dynamic DNS-capable registrars. Install:
sudo apt-get install inadyn
- EZ-IPUpdate is a client/script to update a dynamic IP address with several Dynamic DNS-capable registrars. (The website for this package may or may not be functional.) Install:
sudo apt-get install ez-ipupdate
- DynDns is another perl-based client/script to update a dynamic IP address with a Dynamic DNS-capable registrar. Install:
sudo apt-get install dyndns
- Zoneclient is another Python-based script to update a dynamic IP address with a Dynamic DNS-capable registrar.
Redirecting a URL
Most free Dynamic DNS providers allow only 1 or 2 free URLs, and they usually include the domain name of the provider itself. For example, DynDNS domains are often of the format mydomain.dyndns.org or something similar.
If you have registered a URL with a different DNS registrar, it can be forwarded to the free URL created at the dynamic DNS provider. (The Dynamic DNS providers (e.g. DynDNS) hope that you will register your URL with them, of course, so that they can make money.)
The dynamic domain URL (e.g. mydomain.dyndns.org) points to the numeric IP address of your location (router/computer). When traffic is routed to this dynamic domain URL, it is then re-rerouted to the correct numeric IP address. This can be a transparent process and, if desired, it is not necessary to reference the dynamic URL except in the forwarding rules from the original DNS registrar to the Dynamic DNS registrar (e.g. DynDNS).
Using forwarding rules, an infinite number of URLs can be forwarded to a single dynamic URL. The primary host that resides at the destination IP address must then resolve the forwarded URLs (using virtual host or .htaccess files) and direct them to the appropriate server on the computer (or LAN).
CNAME aliases
Different DNS registrars have different methods of forwarding a URL, but in general there is one method common to all of them: CNAME aliases (also known as a "CNAME redirect").
If you have a URL registered with a DNS registrar, go to the DNS settings for your domain name. Delete any A records (or other entries) and use only CNAME entries.
For example, let's say my free Dynamic DNS URL is mydomain.dyndns.org (at DynDNS.com). My domain URL is mydomain.me, registered at SuperDuper DNS Registrar.
Logging into SuperDuper DNS Registrar, I edit the DNS settings for mydomain.me (which in my control panel is found under Manage DNS). I make sure I have these entries:
Name Type Content @ CNAME mydomain.dyndns.org. www CNAME mydomain.dyndns.org.
The period ("full stop") at the end of the URL is important to designate that the CNAME is a FQDN (fully qualified domain name). A CNAME should not have "http://" in it. The @ symbol indicates a URL name without the first segment, e.g. the URL mydomain.me by itself.
- Using CNAME aliasing (a "CNAME redirect"), the original URL is retained in the browser; only the destination IP address is changed. The URL arrives at the server unchanged. It is up to you (using virtual host files or Rewrite rules in the .htaccess files of Apache, for example) if you wish to massage the URL at your server (to change it to a canonical name) or redirect it.
URL forwarding
Some domain name registrars have a URL forwarding option. The method of implementation varies from provider to provider, however, and (depending on the DNS registrar) is often not as reliable as CNAME aliases. URL forwarding may be enabled using a DNS setting (similar to a CNAME alias) such as "URL redirect" or it may be in the form of a "Web forwarding" or "Webhop" service. Check with your DNS registrar for specific instructions. Generally the URL is forwarded to a new URL (e.g. http://newdestination.newhost.me).
- Using URL forwarding, the URL in the browser is changed completely (to the new URL specified). Your server's .htaccess or virtual host files must be expecting the new URL (and be able to handle it appropriately).
Multiple domain name URLs, single Dynamic URL
I have 3 servers on my host, each using a different domain name:
- mysite_1.mydomain.org is registered at MasterBlaster DNS Registrar.
- mysite_2.mydomain.org is registered at MasterBlaster DNS Registrar.
- mysite_3.myotherdomain.me is registered at Felix DNS Registrar. This site can also be accessed as myotherdomain.me and www.myotherdomain.me.
I registered a free Dynamic URL at DynDNS and using ddclient make sure it is forwarded to my dynamic IP address (using the instructions above):
- bagoftricks.dyndns.org
At MasterBlaster DNS Registrar I set up CNAME forwarding for mydomain.org:
Name Type Content mysite_1 CNAME bagoftricks.dyndns.org. mysite_2 CNAME bagoftricks.dyndns.org.
At Felix DNS Registrar I set up CNAME forwarding for myotherdomain.me:
Name Type Content @ CNAME bagoftricks.dyndns.org. www CNAME bagoftricks.dyndns.org. mysite_3 CNAME bagoftricks.dyndns.org.
On the host computer on my LAN to which incoming port 80 and 443 traffic is initially directed (by the router), I use Apache virtual host files for each of the incoming URLs.
- For example, mysite_3.myotherdomain.me is a MediaWiki website stored at /etc/mediawiki/mysite_3. There is a symbolic link from /var/www/MySite_3 to /etc/mediawiki/mysite_3, which was created:
sudo ln -s /etc/mediawiki/mysite_3 /var/www/MySite_3
A virtual host configuration file named MySite3 was then created in /etc/apache2/sites-available (use gedit instead of kate in Ubuntu):
sudo kate /etc/apache2/sites-available/MySite3
and the settings created:
<VirtualHost *:80> # UseCanonicalName off # DocumentRoot /var/www/MySite_3 DirectoryIndex index.php index.html # ServerName mysite3.myotherdomain.me ## We want to be able to access the web site using foobar1.dyndns.org or www.foobar1.dyndns.org ServerAlias www.myotherdomain.me myotherdomain.me ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost # RewriteEngine On # <Directory /var/www/MySite_3> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews Options FollowSymLinks MultiViews # AllowOverride None Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory> # </VirtualHost>
- The virtual host file was made active and Apache restarted:
sudo ln -s /etc/apache2/sites-available/MySite3 /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/MySite3 sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
- Mysite_1 is a Drupal6 website stored at /etc/drupal/6/sites/mysite_1.mydomain.org. There is a symbolic link from /etc/drupal/6/sites/mysite_1.mydomain.org to /var/www/MySite_1, which was created:
sudo ln -s /etc/drupal/6/sites/mysite_1.mydomain.org /var/www/MySite_1
A virtual host configuration file named MySite1 was then created in /etc/apache2/sites-available (use gedit instead of kate in Ubuntu):
sudo kate /etc/apache2/sites-available/MySite1
and the settings created:
<VirtualHost *:80> # UseCanonicalName off # DocumentRoot /var/www/MySite_1 DirectoryIndex index.php index.html # ServerName mysite_1.mydomain.org ## We want to be able to access the web site using foobar1.dyndns.org or www.foobar1.dyndns.org ServerAlias mysite_1.mydomain.org ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost # RewriteEngine On # <Directory /var/www/MySite_1> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews Options FollowSymLinks MultiViews # AllowOverride None Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory> # </VirtualHost>
- The virtual host file was made active and Apache restarted:
sudo ln -s /etc/apache2/sites-available/MySite1 /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/MySite1 sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
- Similarly, Mysite_2 is a MediaWiki website stored at /etc/mediawiki/mysite_2. There is a symbolic link from /etc/mediawiki/mysite_2 to /var/www/MySite_2, which was created:
sudo ln -s /etc/mediawiki/mysite_2 /var/www/MySite_2
A virtual host configuration file named MySite2 was then created in /etc/apache2/sites-available (use gedit instead of kate in Ubuntu):
sudo kate /etc/apache2/sites-available/MySite2
and the settings created:
<VirtualHost *:80> # UseCanonicalName off # DocumentRoot /var/www/MySite_2 DirectoryIndex index.php index.html # ServerName mysite_2.mydomain.org ## We want to be able to access the web site using foobar1.dyndns.org or www.foobar1.dyndns.org ServerAlias mysite_2.mydomain.org ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost # RewriteEngine On # <Directory /var/www/MySite_2> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews Options FollowSymLinks MultiViews # AllowOverride None Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory> # </VirtualHost>
- The virtual host file was made active and Apache restarted:
sudo ln -s /etc/apache2/sites-available/MySite2 /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/MySite2 sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
- If the servers are on different computers on the LAN, then Apache reverse proxy virtual host files should be used.
- When using mutliple virtual host files, I might get the error:
Forbidden You don't have permission to access / on this server. Apache/2.2.12 (Ubuntu) Server at mysubhost.myhost.me Port 80
This occurred because I had two Apache2 virtual hosts competing for the same domain name in the ServerAlias line. In one virtual host file, I had:
ServerAlias mysubhost.myhost.me
- but in the other virtual host file I had a wildcard entry:
ServerAlias *.myhost.me
This caused a conflict in Apache2. Removing the wildcard entry (with the *) solved the problem for me (after restarting Apache2 with sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart, of course).


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Hopefully Galbraith isn't out for too long.
Hopefully Galbraith isn't out for too long.
Think Steve Ray will win convincingly , after under estimating him against two of my team mates i have upmost repect for this guy as a fighter , he is one tough mother fucker , game as you like and the gas tank to match it , too much for Westin imo and i think he will Win the On Top welter weight belt too...Also Jc will be back to his usual self and antisipate this fight to be just as entertaining as the first or even more...
Will Nardini be fighting at lightweight from now on?
Norman parke, very tough fight.
which fights are you guys looking forward to most?
Is the card finished? would like to see all semi pro fights up

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The prevalence of enterotoxigenic Staphylococcus aureus was investigated among 200 participants working in three different food processing plants in Egypt. Using skin swabs, 75 (38%) of the 200 tested persons were positive for the presence of S. aureus. Of the S. aureus positive persons, 28 (14%) harboured S. aureus produced staphylococcal enterotoxins. The serotypes of these enterotoxins were enterotoxin A (68%), enterotoxin B (36%), enterotoxin C (46%) and enterotoxin D (18%). Some of these isolates produced more than one type of enterotoxins namely AB, AC, BC, BD, ABC and ACD. Analysis of risk factors implicated in skin carriage of S. aureus as age, gender, marital status, education, duration in employment, frequency and method of hand wash and incidence of chronic skin infection revealed insignificant association with staphylococcal skin carriage. The obtained results put forth the risk of food contracting contamination with enterotoxigenic strains of S. aureus owing to skin colonization of S. aureus among food handlers.
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I have a 2000 honda passport and i've had a Dual Head unit stereo for over 2years now. I have stock front 6x9's and the back 2 were blown when i got it so theyr pioneer 4 1/2's and they have been in as long as the head unit. I've never had any problems with my stereo or speakers before though.. I also have 2 Memphis 12's that have been in for a year and a half so it's not like i just put something in and its having problems. I've pulled the head unit out numerous times to check and see if some wires arent connected good. I'm not sure whats wrong at times it works ok and then other times the normal car speakers all cut out then occassionally cut in and out. The subs however are on and working the wholetime? So I really have no idea whats wrong if the speakers need replaced.. or the head unit or what. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
No announcement yet.
Car stock speakers cutting in and out.. I've tried everything.
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Two scenarios
1) One of the speakers are blown. Either disconnect one at at time until problem is found or test the impedance of each speaker across the terminals with a Digital Multimeter
2) One of the speaker wires or speaker terminals is touching a metal part of the vehicle grounding out the internal amp on the headunit. Again you would need to use a DMM to check this by testing the impedance/resistance of each wire to ground when the radio is NOT POWERED ON.System always under construction
I agree with Durwood's second scenario. If you had a blown speaker you would be able to hear it when you turned up your speakers. Some other questions though:
1. Does the problem occur at all volume levels? Low, medium and high, or just after you have been cranking it for a while?
2. Does the unit feel hot when this starts to occur?
3. How long after you turn it on does this happen? Right away, after 5, 10, 15 mins?
I worked on a truck that had a vent from the heating and cooling system that vibrated loose after a 4X4 outing. Every time the heaters were turned on, some of the hot air leaked out and started to heat up the back of the HU. This caused it to overheat and do exactly what your saying is happening to yours. The speakers that were being fed by the HU would cut out but the Subs, which were fed by an external amp, kept on pounding away.
Could be that your HU is overheating or just getting old and in need of replacement. But check all your wires first and make sure nothing is grounding out. You could run temporary wires to your speakers from your HU that you know are not grounded out to see if the same thing is still happening.


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I already answered this question in another post. You are almost getting on my nerves with this express card crap. Also your tone is not exactly very nice. I want, I want. I hear that a lot from dumb a**'s, Well what I would like to know is "What have you Given". Nothing, thats what I thought.
Now if you would have used your brain you would know that the drivers for cards are not created by back track or remote exploit , we simply use them. Again in the other post on the same subject I told you to visit the madwifi site. Did you? Maybe you should whine to them about your stupid express card and see how they react. Backtrack is a cutting edge distro and as soon as the drivers exist I'm sure they will get implanted . Your lucky its Christmas and I'm in a good mood. Have a great day


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How many network cards to the VMs have?
For those of you who don't know what I'm doing, rather than explaining it all,feel free to check out this thread: http://forums.remote-exploit.org/sho...642#post127642
In a nutshell, I am attempting to set up a nirtual network using VMWare Workstation. I have one server running Windows Server 2k3 R2 and one Client running XP Home Sp3.
Now in order for me to properly administer my network, I believe I need to set up both computers to access the internet, I have the server set up to be a DHCP server, to assign an Ip to the other VM.
according to a guide I found online and a friend's instructions, both machine's need to be setup to use bridged networking, and I have turned this on, but with this setting, neither computer has internet access. Normally that would not be a problem except I'm specifically trying to set up a DHCP server.
Now, what I'm thinking is that I need to set up the server to use either bridged networking or NAT to get it's IP and then I need to figure out how to put the second machine on the first Machine's network(I'll be working on that after I get this issue fixed, don't worry about it, unless you would like to share some ideas, they would be appreciated), so it can assign that computer an IP. i think I have to be careful, because I do not want VMWare to assign the IP.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
"You're only smoke and mirrors..."
How many network cards to the VMs have?
I have 2 NIC's on my local machine, one is connected by ethernet to a router(no other machines on the physical network). As for the VM's, I see three connections one each for bridged , host and NAT connections (VMNet 0,1, and 8 respectively).
Update: I have both machines set up to use NAT, the client works fine, its using an ip assigned by VMWare, which isn't what I want but its a start. The server is still attempting to use the local machine's IP, which of course isn't working for obvious reasons.
A reasonable solution would be to add the server to the client's network, but I have no idea how to do this.
"You're only smoke and mirrors..."
Sorry for the double post, here's where I am right now. i'm dropping XP Home for Pro, so I can effectivly use domains an user groups ect.
I've set up VMWare to act as the DHCP server for now, I don't like it, but it gives me a network segment to work in.
So Tonight i'm going to install XP Pro on a client VM, and figure out how to add it to the subnet. I'm not sure how i'm going to accomplish this, I think I can set the networking type on the client as Bridged and set a static IP from the VMWare server subnet. Does that sound right?
"You're only smoke and mirrors..."
You should probably get a better understanding of how vmware works in regards to networks. There is a huge pdf that has lots of info from vmware. If you have trouble finding it let me know.
Nat is going to share the address of the host machine. So in essence what comes into the host may be available to the guest.
Bridged will give your networks a separate address in any network range you choose. So if the host is 192.168.1.100 you can have the guest run as 192.168.1.101.
And for host only mode the guest will not be able to communicate with anything other than the host itself.
Up to three virtual network cards can be configured in each vm.
There are also nine virtual Ethernet switches, designated as VMnet0 - VMnet8, that exist within the PC. Workstation 2.0 only supported four virtual switches. Each switch can connect to one or more virtual network cards. By default, some of the VMnet switches have specific functions: VMnet0 is dedicated to bridged mode, VMnet1 is dedicated to Host Only mode, and VMnet8 is for NAT (Network Address Translation) mode. The others, VMnet2 - VMnet7, are available to be used by the VM when using Custom networking mode.
Hope that helps.
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Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
Don't know if your using windows or linux for the host, but on windows you could try setting up ICS, and the option in VMware that a guest gets it own IP, from the host.
The host will act as the router, giving out IP.
Sorry turn off DHCP on the router, and the win2k3 box will supply the IP, if it is on the same IP range as, by going from the guest to router then back to winXP
Hope you understand what I mean
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Back|Track Wiki
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Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A 24-hour business center is on site at this 3-star property.
Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Victorian hotel also offers multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge).
Kings Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 95
- Number of floors - 5
- Luggage storage
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Restaurant
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Direct access to private beach
- 24-hour business center
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Television in common areas
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge), Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Digital TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 9:30 AM.
K Bar and Pebbles - Overlooking the ocean, this bar serves breakfast and light fare.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for GBP 25.00 per day.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of GBP 25 per pet, per stay
- 2 per room
- Specific rooms only
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
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.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
This hotel will place an authorization for 1 night for any bookings where payment for the stay will be made on site instead of at the time of booking. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Additional policies and fees may apply when booking more than 3 rooms. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Optional extras
- Fee for full breakfast: GBP 6.50 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: GBP 17.50 per night
- Pet fee: GBP 25 per pet, per stay
- Early check-in fee: GBP 20
- Late check-out fee: GBP 15
- Rollaway bed fee: GBP 25.00 per day
Hotel Name
- Kings Brighton
- Kings Hotel Brighton
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation. This property allows pets in specific rooms only (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This establishment has received its official star rating from VisitEngland, the National Tourist Board for England.


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President Cheryl Williams called the meeting to order at 11:05 a.m. Cheryl welcomed everyone to the meeting and encouraged those present to recruit new members. The Chapter approved the minutes of the November 6, 2009 meeting.
The Treasurer's Report showed a balance of $3255.71 as of November 2009, dues collected of $100, for a new balance of $3355.71. With the donation of $500 to the Business Undergraduate Society last April and $168 for graduation honor cords for Sigma Beta Delta, the November 2010 balance is $2657.71.
The Business Undergraduate Society is planning a spring trip to an area metropolitan area. The BUS group expressed thanks to the Business Alumni Chapter for its recent financial support.
Rachel Mullinax presented the SIFE report. SIFE won at regionals last year and qualified for national competition. New faculty member Lindon Newberry (2003 alumnus) is the primary sponsor for SIFE. The criteria for competition have been changed and there will be a reduced number of projects completed for this competition year.
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Officers for next year will be Cheryl Williams, President, moving up from Vice-President, Kevin Riley, Vice-President, moving up from Secretary/Treasurer, and Katy Cameron, Secretary/Treasurer, elected at this meeting.
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Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 2:33 am
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Sorry for the delay, was waiting on Coaches Film and it appears that, unfortunately it is not provided for MNF games so I have had to pull these out of the broadcast angles.
No pressure numbers either as I was a bit short of time. If I can pull them together later I will up date this for you. But it was a rare thing when we got pressure on Monday, when we did we got there quickly and in a big group, but it was not consistent.
Big play to Delanie Walker is all on Peterson, it is cover three, he cannot bite on the underneath route when he is responsible for a deep third.
Alex Smith was very lucky not to be picked off on the Delanie Walker 15 yard catch. Daryl Washington almost had it and it he had not got a hand on it, it would have been picked off, or at least batted down by the safety undercutting the route.
Rhodes "Allowed" catch on the above route. Walker was his responsibility. If Washington does not tip it Rhodes picks it off and likely goes back the other way for 6.
We are still getting close on a lot of punts and kicks, I think we get a block soon.
We had two defenders in position to make a tackle on Crabtree's 30 yard gain for two or three yards, Gay did not even try, nor did Lenon. Both took false steps, neither got a hand on him.
Fleming's coverage on the Moss TD was not bad. The tackling afterwards was beyond bad not just from him, but everyone that had a shot, that includes (surprise) Paris Lenon.
Patrick Peterson was not thrown at in the second half.
Rhodes was in man coverage on Vernon Davis for his big play down the middle. Blitz was picked up well with cover zero behind it. We have to get pressure on those kinds of blitzes.
Schematically we love to go cover zero blitzes inside the 5 yard line. We did it week one vs Seattle right at the end when the ball went through Braylon Edwards' hands with Gay on the coverage. We did it vs Philly and get a strip sack for a TD. We did it vs SF on the first TD to Crabtree.
I have mentioned it earlier and linked to a Matt Bowen breakdown of it. Not a whole lot more Peterson could have done technially on that throw. It is very tough to play the ball in that situation (Play the ball before it gets to the receiver), Crabtree gets up and high points it and it strong enough to hold on despite Peterson get a (weak) hand on the football.
The 49ers threw short, alot. Our poor tackling directly led to multiple big plays. We tackle better we are in that game a lot longer. 30 yards to Crabtree, 47 to Moss, 9 yard TD for Crabtree. All direct results of poor tackling.
The only in-completion was dropped. Schofield was well beaten by Walker who dropped it cold.
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How hard would it be for you to get the pressure stats for Acho, OBS and Graves from this game?
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How hard would it be for you to get the pressure stats for Acho, OBS and Graves from this game?
It all depends on how hard it will be for me to watch the game again...
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Take one for the team and put er back on.
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Peterson was not thrown at in the 2nd half because well, Smith threw the ball only four times
. It could have been one attempts but Smith threw it backwards to Crabtree and that took away from his potential record.
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Peterson was not thrown at in the 2nd half because well, Smith threw the ball only four times
. It could have been one attempts but Smith threw it backwards to Crabtree and that took away from his potential record.
Still that would come under the "screen/scrren/smoke" category. But yeah. I just thought it was worth noting.
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Mary C. Freeman
USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Telephone: 706-583-0978
Fax: 706-542-1235
Email: email@example.com
Research Ecologist
Primary Responsibilities:
Ph.D., University of Georgia, Athens, GA 1990; Forest Resources
|Areas of Expertise/Interest: Aquatic ecology, freshwater fishes, conservation biology
Active Projects:
Water availability for ecological needs – Flint River, GA
Freeman, M. C., C. M. Pringle and C. R. Jackson. 2007. Hydrologic connectivity and the contribution of stream headwaters to ecological integrity at regional scales. Journal of the American Water Resources Association 43:5-14.
Roy, A. H., B. J. Freeman and M. C. Freeman. 2007. Riparian influences on stream fish assemblage structure in urbanizing streams. Landscape Ecology 22:385-402.
Freeman, M. C. and P. A. Marcinek. 2006. Fish assemblage responses to water withdrawals and water supply reservoirs in Piedmont streams. Environmental Management 38: 435-450.
Anderson, E. P., M. C. Freeman and C. M. Pringle. 2006. Ecological consequences of hydropower development in Central America: impacts of small dams and water diversion on neotropical stream fish assemblages. River Research and Applications 22:397-411.
Roy, A. H., M. C. Freeman, B. J. Freeman S. J. Wenger, J. L. Meyer, and W. E. Ensign. 2006. Importance of riparian forests in urban catchments contingent on sediment and hydrologic regimes. Environmental Management 37:523-539.
Freeman, M. C., E. R. Irwin, N. M. Burkhead, B. J. Freeman and H. L. Bart, Jr. 2005. Status and conservation of the fish fauna of the Alabama River system. Pages 557-585 in J. N. Rinne, R. M. Hughes and R. Calamusso (editors), Historical Changes in Large River Fish Assemblages of the Americas, American Fisheries Society Symposium 45, Bethesda, Maryland.
Walters, D. M., M. C. Freeman, D. S. Leigh, B. J. Freeman, and C. M. Pringle. 2005. Urbanization effects on fishes and habitat quality in a southern Piedmont river basin. Pages 69-85 in L. R. Brown, R. H. Gray, R. M. Hughes and M. R. Meador (editors), Effects of Urbanization on Stream Ecosystems, American Fisheries Society Symposium 47, Bethesda, Maryland.
Freeman, M. C., C. M. Pringle, E. A. Greathouse and B. J. Freeman. 2003. Ecosystem-level consequences of migratory faunal depletion caused by dams. In: K. E. Limburg and J. R. Waldman (editors) Biodiversity and Conservation of Shads Worldwide, American Fisheries Society Symposium 35:255-266, Bethesda, Maryland.
Irwin, E. R. and M. C. Freeman. 2002. A proposal for adaptive management to conserve biotic integrity in a regulated segment of the Tallapoosa River, Alabama (U.S.A.). Conservation Biology 16:1212-1222.
Freeman, M.C., Z. H. Bowen, K. D. Bovee and E. R. Irwin. 2001. Flow and habitat effects on juvenile fish abundance in natural and altered flow regimes. Ecological Applications 11:179-190.
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Recently, the library was honored with a nomination for the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce's annual Non-Profit Partner in Business award for developing a productive partnership with the business community. Some readers might not know about the library's relationship with the local business community, so here are some highlights:
– The CCPL Small Business Information Center (SBIC) helps Cecil County entrepreneurs start or grow their small business. The SBIC provides free one-on-one consultations with the Small Business Librarian, helping aspiring and current business owners to develop business concepts, financial strategies and marketing opportunities. Over the last two years, the SBIC assisted over 2,000 people with small business information, providing the research necessary to start businesses and keep them afloat through these difficult economic times.
– CCPL offers lots of resources for job seekers, career changers, and business people. We serve this community with everything from free access to computers to one-on-one assistance with job searches and resumes, not to mention the Resume Review service, computer classes, tons of small business information, and public access to Wifi. Over the last two years, CCPL provided job consultation and services to over 3,000 Cecil Countians.
– CCPL also partnered with the business community and local schools to better serve students. In addition to working with CCPS and the local business community to provide the annual Summer Reading program, CCPL developed an innovative outreach program called My Special Book. This program works to get books to children who live in lower income communities with limited access to transportation. With the help of PNC and BB&T Banks, CCPL is developing new ways to get books permanently into the hands and homes of Cecil County kids.
We're very proud to serve Cecil County's business community and are in excellent company; the following non-profit organizations were also nominated in this award category: Cecil County Arts Council, Cecil County Office of Economic Development, Cecilton Lions Club and Charities, the Chesapeake City Ecumenical Association, Susquehanna Workforce Network, Inc., and the YMCA.
The winner of the Non-Profit Partner in Business award will be announced this Friday, September 30th at the Chamber's annual gala. Congrats to all of the nominees!
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Brandon Tucker of Baker, La., is the winner of a Yamaha four-wheeler awarded as first prize in the 2013 Outdoor Alabama Sweepstakes. The sweepstakes was conducted by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) on its website, www.outdooralabama.com, and Tucker's name was randomly selected from all the entrants. The Yamaha Grizzly 450 four-wheeler, valued at $7,000, was donated by the Montgomery Yamaha dealership and Yamaha Motors.
Two second prize sweepstakes winners were awarded Alabama State Parks gift cards in the amount of $300 each. Mack Vise of Semmes, Ala., and Mark Knower of Mandeville, La., were the gift card winners.
Tucker purchased an Alabama hunting license for the first time last year when he hunted on some family land in the state and on the Frank W. and Rob M. Boykin Wildlife Management Area. After the license purchase, he took advantage of the opportunity to enter the Outdoor Alabama Sweepstakes, but never dreamed he would actually win. "I was ecstatic," he said of his reaction when he opened the notification letter.
Tucker picked up his new four-wheeler in Montgomery with his wife Tiffany and stepson Samuel "Gip" Kamphuis. All three were excited about having the four-wheeler to use. David Huneycutt, general manager of the Montgomery Yamaha dealership, presented Tucker with the four-wheeler and gave him a safety briefing on its operation.
Conservation Commissioner N. Gunter Guy Jr. created the sweepstakes to bring attention to online availability of hunting and fishing licenses. "Many people don't know that you can purchase hunting and fishing licenses from your home computer or mobile phone. I thought this would be a great way to promote the fact that this process is easy and available." Purchasing a license was not a requirement to enter the sweepstakes. "I really appreciate Montgomery Yamaha, Yamaha Motors and Alabama State Parks providing the prizes for the sweepstakes. We could not have done it without their generosity," he said.
Huneycutt said the dealership enjoys partnering with ADCNR on the sweepstakes. "We look forward to doing it again next year," he said.
Photo, left to right: Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Director Chuck Sykes, Brandon Tucker, Montgomery Yamaha General Manager David Huneycutt and Conservation Commissioner N. Gunter Guy Jr.


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Food writer conference in Park City
Food writers, bloggers and cookbook authors from around the country will travel to Park City next month to learn about Utah's food culture and to hone their skills as part of the 2013 Association of Food Journalists annual conference.
The three-day event takes place Sept. 18-20 at The Treasure Mountain Inn and surrounding Park City restaurants and venues.
Headlining the conference is social-media expert and award-winning cookbook author Monica Bhide, whom the Chicago Tribune chose as a top food writer to watch. Bhide is the author of three cookbooks and has been published in national and international publications including The New York Times, Food & Wine and Bon Appétit. She will share her insights on food writing in today's world of social media.
Attendees will take part in several discussions, from how to hone their photography skills to writing a cookbook in the digital age.
They also will get a taste of Utah's distinctive food culture by attending a Dutch oven cooking demonstration, learning about food storage and getting a better understanding of Utah's nutrition supplement industry.
In between sessions, they'll enjoy food from some of Park City's best restaurants, including a "Taste of Park City" event that features small plates from nine chefs and a tour and tasting at High West Distillery and Saloon.
Members of AFJ include reporters and editors who are affiliated with publications or media organizations, and freelance food writers and bloggers. Registration for the conference is $400 and is open through Saturday, Aug. 31. Food writers interested in attending can see if they qualify for AFJ membership at www.afjonline.com/benefits.cfm.
More Ruby Snap
Ruby Snap Cookies, the retro shop that names its cookies Vivianna, Trudy and other pinup-girl names, has opened a second location inside The Store in Holladay. While the downtown Salt Lake City location sells frozen dough along with baked cookies, the Holladay site sells cookies only.
Where • 4695 S. Holladay Blvd., Holladay
Open • Monday-Saturday, 7 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sunday, 8 a.m.-7 p.m.
More libations
Months after launching, Sugar House Libations already is looking for public funding to expand. The maker of fruit- and herb-infused syrups is seeking $4,500 through the crowd funding site indiegogo. The money will be used to buy a large centrifugal juicer, among other equipment, to help the company expand. Launched at the Downtown Farmers Market this summer, Sugar House Libations sells pear-ginger, plum-lavender and raspberry-mint syrups. For more information: www.indiegogo.com/projects/sugar-house-libations-know-what-you-re-drinking
Name change for farmers market
The Wasatch Front Farmers Market has changed its name to Urban Farm & Feed. The owners of the Murray store who also run the weekly farmers markets in Millcreek, at Gardner Village, Thanksgiving Point and Wheeler Farm sell local produce, handmade foods, signature farm jars and urban farm supplies.
Where • 5823 S. State St., Murray; 801-971-3818
Hours • Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sunday, 1-4 p.m.
Real Foods Market opens
Salt Lake City's health-minded foodies have another place to shop now that Real Foods Market has expanded into Sugar House. The company also has stores in Orem, Heber City and St. George.
Real Foods is owned by the Redmond Company, which produces RealSalt and Redmond Clay. It also owns Redmond Heritage Farms, which raises hormone-free, antibiotic-free cattle and pork and chicken eggs. Those products will be sold along with fresh produce and body-care and cleaning products. The store has a cafe with outdoor seating and plans to offer seminars on nutrition and wellness. Real Foods also will be the only grocer in the state to sell raw milk.
The store officially opens on Wednesday, Aug. 28, but will hold a grand opening celebration Sept. 28 with music, food tasting and prizes.
Where • 2209 S. Highland Drive, Salt Lake City.
Hours • Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.


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- Statistical RNA Secondary Structure Sampling Based on a Length-Dependent SCFG Model (2012)
- One of the fundamental problems in computational structural biology is the prediction of RNA secondary structures from a single sequence. To solve this problem, mainly two different approaches have been used over the past decades: the free energy minimization (MFE) approach which is still considered the most popular and successful method and the competing stochastic context-free grammar (SCFG) approach. While the accuracy of the MFE based algorithms is limited by the quality of underlying thermodynamic models, the SCFG method abstracts from free energies and instead tries to learn about the structural behavior of the molecules by training the grammars on known real RNA structures, making it highly dependent on the availability of a rich high quality training set. However, due to the respective problems associated with both methods, new statistics based approaches towards RNA structure prediction have become increasingly appreciated. For instance, over the last years, several statistical sampling methods and clustering techniques have been invented that are based on the computation of partition functions (PFs) and base pair probabilities according to thermodynamic models. A corresponding SCFG based statistical sampling algorithm for RNA secondary structures has been studied just recently. Notably, this probabilistic method is capable of producing accurate (prediction) results, where its worst-case time and space requirements are equal to those of common RNA folding algorithms for single sequences. The aim of this work is to present a comprehensive study on how enriching the underlying SCFG by additional information on the lengths of generated substructures (i.e. by incorporating length-dependencies into the SCFG based sampling algorithm, which is actually possible without significant losses in performance) affects the reliability of the induced RNA model and the accuracy of sampled secondary structures. As we will see, significant differences with respect to the overall quality of generated sample sets and the resulting predictive accuracy are typically implied. In principle, when considering the more specialized length-dependent SCFG model as basis for statistical sampling, a higher accuracy of predicted foldings can be reached at the price of a lower diversity of generated candidate structures (compared to the more general traditional SCFG variant or sampling based on PFs that rely on free energies).
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- Translating SHIM to Guarded Actions (2012)
- SHIM is a concurrent deterministic programming language for embedded systems built on rendezvous communication. It abstracts away many details to give the developer a high-level view that includes virtual shared variables, threads as orthogonal statements, and deterministic concurrent exceptions. In this paper, we present a new way to compile a SHIM-like language into a set of asynchronous guarded actions, a well-established intermediate representation for concurrent systems. By doing so, we build a bridge to many other tools, including hardware synthesis and formal verification. We present our translation in detail, illustrate it through examples, and show how the result can be used by various other tools.
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- Separate Translation of Synchronous Programs to Guarded Actions (2011)
- This report gives an overview of the separate translation of synchronous imperative programs to synchronous guarded actions. In particular, we consider problems to be solved for separate compilation that stem from preemption statements and local variable declarations. We explain how we solved these problems and sketch our solutions implemented in the our Averest framework to implement a compiler that allows a separate compilation of imperative synchronous programs with local variables and unrestricted preemption statements. The focus of the report is the big picture of our entire design flow.
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- Non Uniform Generation of Combinatorial Objects (2010)
- In this article we present a method to generate random objects from a large variety of combinatorial classes according to a given distribution. Given a description of the combinatorial class and a set of sample data our method will provide an algorithm that generates objects of size n in worst-case runtime O(n^2) (O(n log(n)) can be achieved at the cost of a higher average-case runtime), with the generated objects following a distribution that closely matches the distribution of the sample data.
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- ChordNet: Protocol Specification and Analysis (2009)
- This work specifies and analyzes the ChordNet protocol. ChordNet is able to connect huge numbers of nodes in an efficient peer-to-peer network.
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- On the Expected Free Energy of RNA Molecules (2008)
- This article focuses on the analytical analysis of the free energy in a realistic model for RNA secondary structures. In fact, the free energy in a stochastic model derived from a database of small and large subunit ribosomal RNA (SSU and LSU rRNA) data is studied. A common thermody-namic model for computing the free energy of a given RNA secondary structure, as well as stochastic context-free grammars and generating functions are used to derive the desired results. These results include asymptotics for the expected free energy and for the corresponding variance of a random RNA secondary structure. The quality of our model is judged by comparing the derived results to the used database of SSU and LSU rRNA data. At the end of this article, it is discussed how our results could be used to help on identifying good predictions of RNA secondary structure.
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- On Abstract Shapes of RNA (2008)
- As any RNA sequence can be folded in many different ways, there are lots of different possible secondary structures for a given sequence. Most computational prediction methods based on free energy minimization compute a number of suboptimal foldings and we have to identify the native structures among all these possible secondary structures. For this reason, much effort has been made to develop approaches for identifying good predictions of RNA secondary structure. Using the abstract shapes approach as introduced by Giegerich et al., each class of similar secondary structures is represented by one shape and the native structures can be found among the top shape representatives. In this article, we derive some interesting results answering enumeration problems for abstract shapes and secondary structures of RNA. We start by computing symptotical representations for the number of shape representations of length n. Our main goal is to find out how much the search space can be reduced by using the concept of abstract shapes. To reach this goal, we analyze the number of secondary structures and shapes compatible with an RNA sequence of length n under the assumption that base pairing is allowed between arbitrary pairs of bases analytically and compare their exponential growths. Additionally, we analyze the number of secondary structures compatible with an RNA sequence of length n under the assumptions that base pairing is allowed only between certain pairs of bases and that the structures meet some appropriate conditions. The exponential growth factors of the resulting asymptotics are compared to the corresponding experimentally obtained value as given by Giegerich et al.
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- On Certifying Code Generation (2007)
- Guaranteeing correctness of compilation is a ma jor precondition for correct software. Code generation can be one of the most error-prone tasks in a compiler. One way to achieve trusted compilation is certifying compilation. A certifying compiler generates for each run a proof that it has performed the compilation run correctly. The proof is checked in a separate theorem prover. If the theorem prover is content with the proof, one can be sure that the compiler produced correct code. This paper presents a certifying code generation phase for a compiler translating an intermediate language into assembler code. The time spent for checking the proofs is the bottleneck of certifying compilation. We exhibit an improved framework for certifying compilation and considerable advances to overcome this bottleneck. We compare our implementation featuring the Coq theorem prover to an older implementation. Our current implementation is feasible for medium to large sized programs.
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- First DASMOD Workshop on Verification of Adaptive Systems (VerAS) (2007)
- This technical report contains the preliminary versions of the regular papers presented at the first workshop on Verification of Adaptive Systems (VerAS) that has been held in Kaiserslautern, Germany, on September 14th, 2007 as part of the 20th International Conference on Theorem Proving in Higher Order Logics. The final versions will be published with Elsevier's Electronic Notes on Theoretical Computer Science (ENTCS). VerAS is the first workshop that aims at considering adaptation as a cross-cutting system aspect that needs to be explicitly addressed in system design and verification. The program committee called for original submissions on formal modeling, specification, verification, and implementation of adaptive systems. There were six submissions from different countries of Europe. Each submission has been reviewed by three programme committee members. Finally, the programme committee decided to accept three of the six submissions. Besides the presentations of the regular papers, the workshop's programme included a tutorial on the `Compositional Verification of Self-Optimizing Mechatronic Systems' held by Holger Giese (University of Paderborn, Germany) as well as three presentations of DASMOD projects on the verification of adaptive systems.
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- Theorem Proving in Higher Order Logics - Emerging Trends (2007)
- This technical report is the Emerging Trends proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Theorem Proving in Higher Order Logics (TPHOLs 2007), which was held during 10-13 September in Kaiserslautern, Germany. TPHOLs covers all aspects of theorem proving in higher order logics as well as related topics in theorem proving and verification.


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Lukas Moodysson and UK writer-director Duane Hopkins were among the beneficiaries from the Swedish Film Institute's latest round of production funding.
Moodysson's 1980s set teen drama Vi ar Bast!, produced by regular Lars Jönsson, received $1.6m, while writer-director Hopkins' drama Bypass got $74,000.
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The Rule of Law Collaborative at USC, an interdisciplinary program for promoting justice and rule of law, especially in areas of conflict, has been awarded a contract by the Army Contracting Command.
Managing the contract for the U.S. Government will be the Army's office of The Judge Advocate General. The contract, which is for $500,000 in the first year, may extend over a three-year period for a total of $1.5 million. The money will support USC's efforts to foster greater cooperation and coordination among U.S. government officials from the departments of Defense, State and Justice, as well as the U.S. Agency for International Development, non-governmental organizations and academic specialists in designing and delivering more effective rule-of-law programs.
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Starting this month, the public will have less face time with the Social Security Administration.
Effective Monday, Social Security offices will close a half hour earlier, staying open to the public Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Starting Jan. 2, offices will close at noon every Wednesday.
According to a statement from the Social Security Administration (SSA), employees will continue to work their regular hours. While the offices are closed to the public, staffers will conduct in-person interviews and will process claims allowing them to complete those tasks without being paid overtime. The SSA says it can't afford to pay overtime with its new budget from Congress.
The change means patrons will have 22 fewer hours a month to visit an office in person.
"Every time I come it's full," said Jan Anderson, a Salt Lake City resident who visits the downtown SSA office a few times each year. About a half hour after the office opened on Tuesday, Anderson sat waiting with rows of customers.
Her disabled son has been receiving Social Security since he turned 18, and her granddaughter, also disabled, receives benefits as well.
Anderson said she is grateful for the help and the "gracious" customer service she's received, but she struggles with the limited parking and the waits of about two hours each visit. For these reasons and others, she said, people have to make a "great effort" to get to the office.
The Salt Lake City office averages about 220 visitors a day, according to Gina Ramer, regional communications director for the SSA. Of those, she said, most visitors are seeking a new or replacement Social Security card.
In Utah, more than 300,000 retired workers, disabled workers, widowers, spouses and children were receiving Social Security benefits as of last year.
A change like this is to be expected, said Michael Jensen, president of the Utah Aging Alliance and an elder law attorney. He said there's only so much money to go around.
"To have everything that we've always had without having any consequences on the budget is just wrong…It's one more step toward trying to reduce costs," he said. "Eventually we adjust to that and find out 'Gee, things aren't so bad after all.'"
Most services don't require a visit to a local office, the SSA statement notes. Applying for retirement, disability or Medicare benefits, for example, can be done by phone at 1-800-772-1213 or at www.ssa.gov.
Telephone access is available for the deaf and hard of hearing at 1-800-325-0778, and there's also a website for Spanish speakers.
Jensen said as a senior citizen himself, and in dealing with the elderly through his work, he's found that the majority of seniors have access to the Internet either directly or indirectly through family members. "It's really not that foreign," he said.
"I would rather have us have money to provide needed benefits than to pay overtime to workers because people won't go online," Jensen added.
But LaVerna Jordan-Harding from West Valley City, who was also waiting in the office on Tuesday, said she tried twice to access services via the Internet before coming to the office that day. She just couldn't do it. "If you're not computer savvy it's not as easy online," she said.
She thinks the decreased hours are a "horrible" change. "I guess [with] the government you have to do what you have to do," she said.
Alan Ormsby, state director for AARP Utah, sympathizes with Jordan-Harding's experience.
"I do think it's problematic for the Social Security Administration to assume that everyone can do everything they need to over the Internet," he said, adding that he believes the office is underestimating the need for field-office visits.
The decrease in hours, he added, is an indication of a larger problem.
The AARP, along with nearly 30 other concerned organizations, sent a letter to the White House last week requesting adequate funding for the SSA. The letter outlined recent cuts, including the announcement of decreased hours, and asked that a minimum of $12.3 billion be included in the president's FY 2014 budget for the SSA's administrative costs.
Ormsby said as more and more people enter retirement and have questions and concerns, the resources for that aid continue to disappear. He said the situation is frustrating.
"We can't predict how serious the problems will be," Ormsby said. "Without adequate funding, the Social Security office won't be available to deliver high-quality customer service."
Anderson said she will learn to work around the change. She understands that the government is trying to budget, she said, but feels cutting services from people who are already struggling is a "sad thing to do."
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Effective Monday, the Salt Lake City Social Security office and offices nationwide will be open to the public Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. a reduction of 30 minutes each weekday. And beginning Jan. 2, 2013, offices will close to the public at noon every Wednesday.


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First, you'll need to track down a package of these unusual, red-dyed franks, which get their name in part from the satisfying pop they make when you bite through the casing. (Some people look down on artificially-dyed wieners, but we say brave on.) They take nicely to some scorching on the grill, or you can serve them steamed, as general stores in Maine do. For a fully authentic snapper experience, you'll also need some split-top buns, which stand up nicely to condiments and are perfect for toasting. That neither of these products seems to have gained much traction outside New England remains, not unlike Vince Wolfork's ability to run, one of America's great epicurean mysteries. But no matter: You can buy both online from W.A. Bean & Sons in Maine.
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A bit of a misnomer since the dish is popular more than 600 miles from New York City's Coney Island neighborhood (which worships a classic Nathan's), but, hey, the Lions are winning again, and the name isn't really what's important here. The meat's the thing: You need to cook up a vat of (beanless) chili and put it on some all-beef franks with some minced onions and a little French's yellow mustard. If you don't have a favorite chili recipe, we suggest this heat-filled mix.
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