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Thanks Steven that's the option I have set within m0n0wall in the Firewall:
NAT: Outbound section.
When I enable advanced outbound NAT I then have to create a mapping in
order for workstations to be
able to access the internet from within the LAN since, as Jakob pointed
out, when I disable NAT we lose
internet connection on the LAN clients.
As for the bigger picture I'll try to describe the problem. We are a
relatively small organisation of around
100 staff spread across two offices employing m0n0wall as the
firewall/router in both locations. We had
an IPSEC vpn setup within m0n0wall to connect both offices and everything
had been working fine. Now
we are partnered with a much larger organisation and they want to improve
communication with us. As
a result they want us to use OCS (communicator) and some proprietary video
conferencing software
which, apparently, cannot function via a NAT'ed router. So what they have
asked us is to disable our vpn
connection and make sure that there is no NAT running on our routers.
Bob, I completely get what your saying and thanks for the detailed
explanation. Although we DO have a
generous amount of ip addresses from our ISP we certainly do not have
enough for each workstation to
have their own unique ip address on the net. I'm sure this is not what the
larger organisation expect us
to achieve either. I'm now going to go back to them to see exactly what it
is they are asking as disabling
NAT by all accounts is not the way to go.
Thanks to everybody who replied.
Original Message:
From: Steven Nusser jaguar11735 at gmail dot com
Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2011 10:19:24 -0500
To: lextre at trelex dot co dot uk, m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Disabling NAT
I think what you're after is to disable the 'Advanced Outbound NAT' feature
of m0n0wall. This will improve compatibility with programs that don't
support "NAT". I believe this feature is documented in the manual.
Steven C. Nusser
On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 10:13 AM, lextre at trelex dot co dot uk
<lextre at trelex dot co dot uk>wrote:
> Thanks Jakob that makes sense. However, how do organisations configure
> their routers with no NAT
> (such as in larger corporations)? It's just that we will need to run some
> software in the near future which
> cannot work on NAT'ed connections. So I guess my question is how does one
> go about disabling NAT
> but still providing internet access to the workstations on the LAN?
> Sorry if this is a very noob-type question but I've never had to configure
> a router which doesn't employ
> some form of NAT.
> Original Message:
> -----------------
> From: Jakob Schwienbacher jakob dot schwienbacher at gmail dot com
> Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2011 16:02:55 +0100
> To: lextre at trelex dot co dot uk
> Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Disabling NAT
> Hi Lex Tre,
> By disabling NAT your Internet connection will not work anymore. You
> need NAT enable because Privat addresses like 10.x.x.x, 192.168.x.x
> are not routed in the public Internet. NAT hide your whole LAN behind
> your public IP. So you can surf with more than one PC.
> Jakob
> On 14 December 2011 15:32, lextre at trelex dot co dot uk <lextre at trelex dot co dot uk>
> wrote:
> > The WAN NIC has a static IP address assigned by my ISP and the LAN ip is
> > 10.195.136.x.
> >
> > When I check using services such as whatismyip the public ip is always
> > returned. I assumed (perhaps
> > incorrectly) that by completely disabling NAT any outgoing connections
> from
> > a workstation will use the
> > internal ip address or am I misunderstanding something?
> >
> >
> > Original Message:
> > -----------------
> > From: Matthew Cramer mat at mc dash tech dot co dot uk
> > Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2011 14:18:40 +0000
> > To: lextre at trelex dot co dot uk
> > Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Disabling NAT
> >
> >
> > what IP does your NIC have?
> >
> > On 14 December 2011 13:40, lextre at trelex dot co dot uk <lextre at trelex dot co dot uk>
> wrote:
> >
> > I have read the section in the handbook regarding disabling NAT but I
> would
> > like to know how I can test it
> > has been successful. When I do a whatismyip on the net my address always
> > shows as the public ip - is this
> > the correct behaviour? If anybody could advise how I can confirm NAT has
> > been completely disabled I
> > would really appreciate it! I'm using m0n0wall 1.33 Generic PC.
> >
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The Three Scenarios Unfolding on Earth
Let us briefly review the three-scenario situation, or the three paths that are the most dominant timelines looking into your future. These timelines include the paths of:
(1) Third density consciousness,
which could be called the "business as usual" path, where souls on Earth try to pretend that everything is just as it has been and that there is no need to really change, grow or evolve. In fact, even the most basic and traditional of your 3D scientists can see that this is a formula for disaster and destruction if this path is chosen, for your fossil fuels will eventually run out and your skies will continue to increase their carbon dioxide content to the point where you will become somewhat like the planet Venus, though not nearly as hot or poisonous. Therefore, it is only those souls that absolutely refuse to grow and evolve and that continue to pretend they will not have to change that will likely lose their bodies. And those are, unfortunately, about three-fourths to four-fifths of your human population.
You must understand that the majority of those who will be exiting over the next, shall we say 25 years, will be those who are currently having very difficult lives in physical bodies. Perhaps children who are on the brink of starvation in certain countries will be among those who elect to go, as well as many of those who have become disillusioned but do not see a way of embracing a higher truth. They will create some way of leaving your Earth.
Now some of the souls who leave the Earth over the next 25 years will likely exit through illness and disease, warfare, starvation, or being in the path of tsunamis, earthquakes, floods and other climatic disasters. That will likely occur in various stages throughout the next 25 or 30 years of your Earth timeline.
This is not to say that there will be no souls occupying the 3D Earth after about 2030. It is possible that some 3D souls will remain, but the numbers will be a tiny fraction of what they are at present. These will be souls who are dedicated to moving into fourth density and have soul agreements allowing them to remain on the Earth until they make the transition into fourth density. They are the exception, rather than the rule.
Your present population (as of early 2007) is about 6.8 billion. We estimate your population after the year 2030 will be approximately 1.5 billion. Almost all souls remaining on Earth will be vibrating at fourth density. Most of those 3D souls that exit will take up residence on other planets that are more suitable to their level of vibration. Those that remain will move into the fourth density human form. The number of souls choosing the third density path will likely be between four and five billion.
This information is available through multiple sources on your world and is continuously being given by celestial groups, including the Galactic Confederation, so we will not spend any more time on it now.
(2) The fourth density scenario.
Those that are able to withstand the frequency change, but are not able to go completely through the stargate into the fifth dimension, will find themselves in the fourth dimension, which is the dimension of thought and time. To a fourth density being living in a fourth dimensional time/space continuum, life seems quite similar to third density except that such souls are aware that they are conscious creators and that consciousness creates their experience of reality.
They learn to create from the center of their being outward, and the world they see is an enlightened paradise that reflects their higher state of consciousness. This is the "golden age" spoken of by many of your prophets.
Fourth density humans remaining with the Earth will create intentional self-sufficient spiritual communities of light in the safe places on Earth, where they will flourish and thrive.
They will create what the Hopi call the "fifth world." (Pangaea is the first, Lemuria the second, Atlantis the third and the rapidly declining present civilization the fourth world.) The number of souls choosing the fourth density path will likely be between one and two billion.
(3) The fifth density scenario.
Those that are able to move completely into fifth density will experience the fifth dimensional version of Earth. Like yourselves, Earth is a multidimensional being of light manifesting as a planet rather than a humanoid or star. Her dominant frequency will move from third to fourth density, and so those of you who go through ascension will essentially be fifth density beings living on a fourth density world, or shall we say fifth density beings living in the fourth dimension. You will also have the ability to experience the fifth dimensional version of Earth simultaneously.
Again, we apologize for the limited scope of your language, as this is not the most ideal way to describe this. As fifth density beings living in the fourth dimension of time/space, you will have certain advantages over the fourth density beings living in the fourth dimension. While they will still grow old and die, reincarnating over and over as fourth density beings until they ascend off the wheel of reincarnation, you will be in your immortal crystalline light bodies. For a while, you will still be visible to fourth density humans, but eventually you will increase your frequency sufficiently to become invisible even to fourth density. Only the clairvoyant and telepathic members of the "golden age" will be able to interact with you at that point.
As fifth density teachers and wayshowers, you will guide and instruct the leaders of the fourth density world in the ways of spirit, love and compassion. You will also interface with the enlightened ETs that will come and go openly from the Earth plane. Many of the ETs currently assisting Earth are already vibrating at fourth and fifth densities and it will become very easy for them to interact with humans on Earth after the shift. In Chapter 11, we will detail some of the more prevalent experiences souls are likely to have as they move into fifth density Earth. The number of souls likely to choose the fifth density timeline is between 10 million and 30 million.
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Radiohead are heading for South America and Mexico for their next leg of the World Tour. Thom Yorke is all packed ("having washed me smalls and sort of packed") and posts a new office chart and maybe a response to the recent Miley and Kanye snubs.
The band have reportedly snubbed two stars at the Grammy's. Thom Yorke did not respond to Kanye West and Miley Cyrus didn't get access to the Radiohead dressing room.
In US Weekly, a Radiohead reperesentative said: "When Miley grows up, she'll learn not to have such a sense of entitlement". Thom Yorke posted on Dead Air Space: "Wish us all a safe journey if you still like us and you're not one of those people i have managed to offend by doing nothing xx"
Here's Thom's 'Office Chart for South America' as posted on Dead Air Space:
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There was a little engine
and one or two coaches as needed on a narrow-gauge railroad, known as the Dummy
Line. It ran from town out by the ballpark and on out the Sixty-Foot Road, or
75-A or Woodlawn Boulevard, and around the Cotton Mill district, back to
[Source: Denison TX Sunday Gazetteer, May 22, 1892]
During the early part of the night Tuesday, Denison, in a spectral or bird-eye-view sense, presented a beautiful picture. The skies were cloudless, the streets neither dusty nor muddy; peace and happiness seemed vouchsafed to all, and in a social sense the town was really merry. The North Methodist congregation, with a large number of spectators, were participating in a literary competition under the auspices of the Knights Templars; the Lodge of Elks, fifty-one strong, together with some eighteen or twenty visiting members, were at the Denison club rooms busily engaged in the reception of members and the organization of the order.
This picture, however, was too pretty to last long. In the very midst of pleasure, innocent and instructive though it be, the dark and dismal shadow of death and destruction perched about the portals and lintels of the city and within the walls where peace, joy, and prosperity alone are supposed to live, the chilling blast of hell's arch-demons enters, and strong men quake and tremble with fear. Pleasure is turned to sorrow, and the feeling of security and confidence goes down before insecurity and fear. The night will go down to history as one without a parallel in this day and generation. In the still and quiet hours of the late evening and early morning, four ladies, two of whom were numbered among the city's most respectable people, were targets for the assassin's deadly weapon—the six-shooter or Winchester.
The first tragedy was at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Haynes, in south Denison, near the exposition grounds. Mrs. Haynes is a daughter of Dr. Garner, both of whom moved to this city a short time since from Stringtown, I.T. The buildings are not more than fifty or sixty yards apart, and in that neighborhood are quite a number of families, among whom is W. W. Bostwick. Tuesday evening Mesdames Garner, Haynes, and Bostwick came in on the motor car to attend the literary exercise at the North Methodist church, and Mr. Haynes came along to attend the organizing exercises of the Elks at the Denison club rooms in the State National Bank building. The ladies returned home on the 10:30 motor. Mrs. Garner and her daughter, Mrs. Haynes, left the exposition station unaccompanied. On arriving at their residences, Mrs. Haynes remarked to her mother: "You need not go in with me. I see the doctor is already here, as a light is burning. We put them all out when we left." Saying this, the ladies bade each other good night, and that was the last seen of Mrs. Haynes until two hours later, when her dead body was found something near a quarter of a mile southeast of the house.
Mrs. Garner had barely entered her house when she heard her daughter scream. She ran out and over as quickly as possible, and following her was Dr. Garner with his gun. Two lamps were burning, one up and the other down-stairs, and every room in the house was badly disarranged. Mrs. Haynes was called, but all was quiet. Every room and the yard was searched, but no trace of her could be found. Two or three minutes later three pistol shots were fired in rapid succession. Mr. Garner ran out, but could not tell from which direction the sound came. Fearing the worst, an alarm was given. Houston Bostwick mounted the same motor on which the ladies had come out from the city, and in a few minutes he ran up to the Elks' hall and informed his father and Mr. Haynes of the circumstances. The work of the lodge was brought to an abrupt close. Every member volunteered his services, and soon the motor train was speeding back to the Exposition Hall.
On reaching home, Mr. Haynes found everything in utter confusion, and the wildest excitement prevailed. Couriers were dispatched back to the city with instructions to get Sheriff McAfee with his bloodhounds as quickly as possible. The central railway kindly tendered them use of the yard engine, and a wild ride to and from Sherman followed. In the meantime, the search for Mrs. Haynes continued. The night was dark, the timber dense, but dozens of lamps and lanterns glittered in every direction. An endeavor was made to hold back the search until the arrival of the dogs, in order that the burglar might the better be traced. It was impossible, however, to restrain intimate friends, and the search continued.
Full two hours after the shooting, Mr. W. W. Bostwick, with lantern in hand, came upon the body of the lady, cold in death. The place was from 300 to 400 yards southeast of the Haynes residence, and near a dry branch. It was a horrible sight. She lay on her back, and a ball from a .44-caliber revolver had entered her forehead, tearing away the brain pan and burying itself in the ground. One foot beneath her head was found the deadly bullet. Another ball had passed through her breast. Her watch, finger-ring, and ear-rings were gone. In slipping the rings from her fingers the villain was in such haste that her fingers were badly disfigured. Tender hands lifted up the body and carried it back to the house.
News of the terrible death intensified the excitement. The searching parties were all called in, and nothing more was attempted until the arrival of the sheriff with his deputies and the trained dogs. The special from Sherman came in at 3:20 in the morning, and ten minutes later search for the murderer was instituted. Here we must draw the veil over the horrible scene, for tragedies in other parts of the city are being enacted. Defenseless women are being shot down through screened windows and doors, and a reign of terror is seizing the usually quiet and tranquil city.
The Second Shooting
At Madame Lester's bagnio [brothel] on Chestnut Street, a gay crowd had assembled in the three parlors or reception rooms. One man was thumping away on a piano, the Madame was coaxing a frequenter to purchase a bottle of beer, girls and men were lounging about the room in a rather promiscuous manner, and in a wicker chair near the front center of the third room sat Maude Kramer. To her rear and seated on a sofa were George Garner and Alice Adams, and standing in front of these was another woman. All at once and without a note of warning, a flash and a report startled every one, and then followed a few seconds of hushed stillness. Not a breath was drawn, not a voice was heard, and no one moved. Then came another clash. Maude Kramer threw up her hands and called out in a rather low but audible voice, "I am shot." The wildest confusion followed. Women screamed and men darted out and behind every conceivable object. Some one made a break for the rear door, and men and women literally trampled upon one another in the stampede. The first ball had passed entirely through the right side of Maude Kramer, then found its way through the arm of the chair, through the clothing of the woman standing in front of Alice Adams and George Garner, and buried itself into the opposite wall near the door leading out to the beer chest. The second shot entered the lady's body near the center on the right side and passed entirely through the stomach. Its force had been spent, however, and the ball fell down into the chair, and when the lady was removed it rolled out on the floor. She was taken to an upper room where medical attention was soon procured. The house soon filled with an excited crowd of morbidly curious men. During the excitement, news was received of the tragedy at the Exposition Building in south Denison.
Soon after the shooting at Madame Lester's, a man with rather heavy mustache, dark clothes, square shoulders, and a rather striking appearance called at the front door and asked permission to see the wounded lady. His request was denied, and the man acted very strangely. He drew out a large pistol from his hip pocket and said: "The wages of sin is death," and turning to a man nearby said, "You will make a good target."
He spoke at some length on the wickedness of the world and appeared to be a kind of a ministerial crank. On leaving the building he came off toward Main Street, and nothing more was seen of him. He was a stranger to everybody, and by a good many he is thought to be implicated in the assassination.
The Third Shooting
A short time after the shooting at Madame Lester's, someone ran across the block to the Rivers bagnio and informed the girls there of the tragedy, and all, of course, wanted to go down to see. In the front east room was a girl, Rosa Stuart, and her company. The lamp was burning brightly, and Rosa gathered an outer garment and was in the act of putting it on over her head when a flash, a loud report, and the girl sank to the floor with a stream of blood gushing out from the right lower breast and another on the opposite side behind.
The window shade had not been pulled completely down, leaving a crack about two inches between the top of the window sill and the bottom of the curtain. On the outside of the window was a wire screen, and through this the deadly ball passed.
By this time, the business portion of the city was becoming thoroughly frightened. So intense was the excitement concerning the mysterious disappearance of Mrs. Haynes and the assassination of Maude Kramer that the third shooting failed to add much to the general frenzy. The crowd that gathered at the Rivers place was small in comparison with that in the woods, at the Exposition Hall, as well as that at Madame Lester's.
The doctor was just finishing dressing the wounds of the Kramer girl when he was summoned to go in haste to the Rivers house, as his services were urgently needed. Every attention possible was bestowed upon the doubly unfortunate women, and at that time it was thought that death would be sure and soon. Every officer and deputy in the city was summoned. The Stanley Rangers and the Denison Rifles were awakened and summoned to guard the city. Mounted police began patrolling. Officers Preston and Deering stationed themselves at a point in the rear of the Star lumber yard. A suspicious character was seen, and he was called upon to surrender. Instead of so doing, he turned to his heels and fled. Chase was given, four shots were fired, but the fleeing man turned the corner at the north approach to the viaduct and disappeared in the darkness. Who he was or his mission will probably never be known.
About 3:20 o'clock a courier came
down to Main Street from North Denison and announced the killing of
By the dim light in the room, she saw a pistol in one hand and a knife in the other. She screamed and the man commanded her to hush or he would kill her. She begged him not to kill them, saying she would give him all the valuables in the house if he would only spare their lives. He replied: "Be still, for already three women have been killed in town tonight, and you'll make the fourth." A noise in another room frightened the villain, and he started to run; both ladies were terribly frightened and sprang out of bed; he turned and fired back into the room, but the bullet buried itself in the brick wall of the opposite side of the room. The ladies by this time were almost in hysterics, and Miss Florentine Hawley ran into her mother's room and sat down by her. She put her arms around her daughter and tried to pacify her. While in this attitude, the revolver again rang out, and through the wire screen across the window came a bullet, which struck Miss Hawley just below the right shoulder blade and plowed a ghastly wound through her body. She fell forward and died instantly. The noise aroused the neighbors, and Mr. Alex Regensberger, who lives next door, saw a man in the back yard of the Hawley place. The man ran out through the rear gate, and Tom Cutler, who had also been awakened by the shooting, saw the man run down the alley.
The usually quiet and happy home was now transformed to a vortex of mingled pain, sorrow, grief, and excitement beyond human pen or tongue to express. Mr. Watt Smith, who had been awakened by the first shot, went back into the kitchen, and after closing the door and window and assuring the ladies that the man had left the house, he returned to his room, but had scarcely closed the door when the second shot rang out, and as he sprang back into the ladies' room, Miss Teen fell to the floor a corpse. The noise awakened scores of neighbors, and it was only a short time until the house was filled with sympathizing ladies and gentlemen.
During this interval the damnable assassin was improving every moment by getting farther and farther away from his horrible work. Men on horseback and on foot began scouring and beating the alleys and streets in every portion of the city, but without avail. The murderer had either made good his concealment or had made his escape from the city. The hunt went on. The sheriff and his officers and dogs were summoned from south Denison to hunt down a still more horrible fiend. Terror seized upon everyone, and no human imagination can conceive of a more horrible situation in any community or any city. Four women had been shot down as though they were but targets for a sportsman's practice. Two were dead, and the others were only clinging to life with a thread of vitality. The demon had covered his tracks in the darkness of the night and had eluded his pursuers.
Wednesday morning in Denison, May 18, 1892, and the preceding night will go down to the future as the darkest page in the history of the city. And well it may. The record is not only appalling, but the circumstances and surroundings add peculiar horror to the night's butchery and assassinations. Men gathered about over the city in groups and squads, and with heads bowed in sorrow discussed the awful situation. Out at the home of Mr. Haynes, every motor brought friends and sympathizers, and as the trains returned to the city, men and women with blanched faces came in. As the day wore on, preparations for burial were perfected. Miss Teen Hawley was dressed in a burial robe of black, and as hundreds of people filed in and out of the small yet beautiful parlor, but one feeling filled the minds of all—Mystery! Mystery! Shrouded in deeper mystery still! Who did it? Why did he do it? What motive prompted the demon's action? Or, was it the work of some mad man on destruction bent?
Later in the day it was announced that the burial would take place from St. Patrick's Catholic church at 11 o'clock on Thursday morning.
Card of Thanks
To the Editor of the Gazetteer:
We, the husband and parents, for ourselves and other relatives of Mrs. Hattie G. Haynes, murdered by burglars on Tuesday night last, desire to make grateful acknowledgment to the generous people of Denison for their numberless manifestations of sympathy in our awful bereavement.
It would be invidious to mention names where the proffers of sympathy and assistance have been so universal. As the years pass by, the memory of so much considerate kindness will abide as a balm to assuage the bitterness of our grief.
The gentlemen connected with the management of the motor line and the MK&T railway have made special and extraordinary efforts to aid the officers in the investigation of the crime, as well as to bring to our doors relatives and friends from a distance, and will please accept our heartfelt thanks.
Our thanks are likewise due to the press of the city for its considerate and sympathetic treatment of an occurrence so distressing.
W. F. Haynes,
In 1911, Dr. Haynes' house was bought by R. S. Legate and moved into town and placed next door to the new library and was torn down just this year, 1975, to give more room for the library. R. S. Legate was a president of the National Bank of Denison, Texas. We then (1911) lived at 1031 West Bullock Street. As they moved the house into town, they left it at the side of our house for one night, and all the children in the neighborhood thought it was haunted. In 1920, Mrs. Haynes' sister's house, of course belonging to someone else, was destroyed completely by fire. Dr. Haynes' house, such as the foundation, etc., can still be seen as of now [1975; later demolished].
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EGroupware is a Web-based groupware suite. It contains many modules, including Calendar (personal calendar and group scheduling, notifications and alarms), Mail (IMAP only), InfoLog (todos, notes, and phone calls linked to contacts/CRM), Contacts (an address book for storing and sharing contact information), ProjectManager, Tracker (bug or incident tracking), TimeSheet, SyncML, CalDAV & CardDAV support, and SiteMgr content management
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xjobs runs several jobs in parallel and limits the number of jobs running at once so that every processor of the machine is busy, but not overloaded. A batch of long-running processes invoked from the shell are normally executed one after another, no matter how many processors are available. xjobs allows batching those jobs while still keeping the machine busy. The interface of xjobs is similar to that of xargs.
Release Notes: This release fixes a transient issue concerning job starting stalls on some systems when reading multiple scripts from a named pipe.
Devil-Linux is a special secure Linux distribution which is used for firewalls, routers, gateways, and servers. The goal of Devil-Linux is to have a small, customizable, and secure Linux system. Configuration is saved on a floppy disk or USB stick, and it has several optional packages. Devil-Linux boots from CD, but can be stored on CF cards or USB sticks.
Release Notes: This new release brings many new features, improvements, and software updates, kernel 3.2, and a 64-bit version.
DynamicReports is a Java reporting library based on JasperReports. It allows you to create dynamic report designs and it doesn't need a visual report designer. You can very quickly create reports and produce documents that can be displayed, printed, or exported into many popular formats such as PDF, Excel, Word, and others.
Release Notes: This version adds support for a difference chart, adds the ability to add template styles, and has various bugfixes and improvements.
MathGL is a library for making high-quality scientific graphics under Linux and Windows, fast data plotting and handling of large data arrays, working in window and console modes, and easily embedding into other programs. It has more than 40 general types of graphics for 1d, 2d, and 3d data arrays. It can export graphics to raster and vector (EPS or SVG) formats. It has an OpenGL interface and can be used from console programs. It has functions for data handling and MGL language scripting for simplification of data plotting. It has several types of transparency and smoothed lightning, vector fonts and TeX-like formula drawing, an arbitrary curvilinear coordinate system, and many other useful things.
Release Notes: This release speeds up drawing. It has a unified interface, new plot kinds and primitives, the ability to export to 3d formats (OBJ, PRC, OFF, etc.) and LaTeX, and many other improvements.
OpenDocMan is a full featured Web-based document management system (DMS) designed to conform to ISO 17025/IEC. It features an automated installation script, custom themes, plugins, check-in/out, departmental access control, file moderation, fine grained user access control, and a great search function. Written in PHP, and utilizing MySQL for the backend, this project is useful for any company looking to keep their documentation in a centralized repository.
Release Notes: This release is a major update with new features, bugfixes, and database changes. Important changes include a new installer, plugins, theme capabilities, and internationalization.
DocumentBurster is a tool for report distribution: split, merge, email, and FTP your reports. It has report delivery for Crystal Reports, SSRS Reporting Services, MS Access, Cognos, PeopleSoft, and SAP. It has report bursting for Pentaho, JasperReports, and BIRT. It can upload reports to MS SharePoint.
Release Notes: This version contains a small fix for the new 'attachments' functionality.
Cura is a mobile phone application bundle of remote server administration tools. It provides a personalized terminal emulator, a syslog module that allows for reading logs directly from a server, a SysMonitor module that visually graphs CPU and RAM usage percentages, access to Nmap, and Server Stats will offer general server information like its Vitals, Hardware information, Memory information, processes, and so on. A security feature allows you to have Cura's database wiped when you send the compromised phone a secret pattern of your choosing. (e.g. send an SMS message containing "phone has been stolen!" to your Android phone to wipe Cura's database and receive the location of the compromised phone as an SMS to your emergency phone number or as an e-mail to your emergency email address).
Release Notes: The security feature has been enhanced yet again, and now includes email messages. When a user whose phone has been comprised sends an SMS message to said phone, Cura's database will be deleted, and an email will be sent back to whatever email address the user specified in Cura's settings, informing the user of the culprit's location
mongo4ben is a plugin for Benerator that allows for data generation, manipulation, and anonymization on mongoDB.
Release Notes: This experimental version provides data generation and updates for mongoDB. Selective queries are not supported yet.
Fuzzy machine learning framework is a library and a GUI front-end for machine learning using intuitionistic fuzzy data. The approach is based on the intuitionistic fuzzy sets and the possibility theory. Further characteristics are fuzzy features and classes; numeric, enumeration features and features based on linguistic variables; user-defined features; derived and evaluated features; classifiers as features for building hierarchical systems; automatic refinement in case of dependent features; incremental learning; fuzzy control language support; object-oriented software design with extensible objects and automatic garbage collection; generic data base support through ODBC; text I/O and HTML output; an advanced graphical user interface based on GTK+; and examples of use.
Release Notes: This release provides minor bugfixes and is the first release packaged for Fedora and Debian.
Benerator is a performance test data generation tool. It can be used to completely synthesize test data or import and anonymize production data. Its emphasis is on generating valid data even for complex constraints and on being platform-independent. You can define generators for your business domain, exchange them freely (under GPL) with colleagues, and reuse them for creating data for different target platforms. It is highly extendable, supporting a wide range of service provider interfaces, and can execute scripts in JavaScript, Ruby, Python, Groovy, and other script languages.
Release Notes: This release brings a new hierarchical data generation and retrieval mechanism to support mongoDB and supports a scope mechanism for more sophisticated generator life cycle control. Libraries can now be distributed with generation projects. Several database-related bugs and performance issues were fixed.
Calligra is an integrated suite of applications that cover office, creative, and management needs. It offers applications on both desktop computers and mobile platforms like tablets and smartphones. OpenDocument Format (ODF) is used, making it compatible with OpenOffice.org, LibreOffice, and Microsoft Office. Calligra Suite contains the following applications: Calligra Words (word processor), Sheets (spreadsheets), Stage (presentations), Flow (diagrams and flowcharts), Kexi (visual database creator), Braindump (note taking), Plan (project management), Krita (drawing), and Karbon (vector graphics).
Release Notes: This is the first release of Calligra and is a continuation of the old KOffice project. It features a completely rewritten text layout engine that can handle most of the advanced layout features of ODF. This includes tables that span more than one page, footnotes and endnotes, and correct run around objects such as pictures. The user interface is simplified. New applications in this release are Flow, the diagram application, and Braindump, for note taking.
The "Schily" Tool Box is a set of tools written or managed by Jörg Schilling. It includes programs like: cdrecord, cdda2wav, readcd, mkisofs, smake, bsh, btcflash, calc, calltree, change, compare, count, cpp (K&R original), devdump, hdump, isodebug, isodump, isoinfo, isovfy, label, mt, p, patch, sccs, scgcheck, scpio, sdd, sfind, sformat, smake, sh (Bourne Shell), star, star_sym, suntar, gnutar, tartest, termcap, and ved.
Release Notes: The Bourne Shell is no longer in beta. It has been sucessfully tested on all major platforms, and some minor problems have been fixed and workarounds for Mac OS X and AIX-related problems have been introduced. smake now compiles on Cygwin again (after adding -lintl). mdigest now also compiles on Cygwin again after introducing a workaround for a non-working #pragma.
Zarafa allows you to share Outlook email and calendars, even when you are out of the office, via Outlook, with your PocketPC or through WebAccess. Command line tools are provided to integrate with your existing MTA for email delivery and for user creation/editing.
Release Notes: Some minor updates were made. Support for the latest version of Outlook 2010 was included.
jTimer is a time tracking and report tool for project activities. It is also compatible with the GTimer file format.
Release Notes: This release contains major enhancements and bugfixes without new major functionalities. The time tracking algorithm has been refactored to handle midnight crossing.
Mpg123 is a fast, free and portable MPEG audio player and decoder library mainly for Unix (but also ported to other platforms). It supports MPEG 1.0/2.0/2.5 layers 1, 2, and 3, with CD quality playback even on relatively slow CPUs.
Release Notes: This little bugfix release includes some changes to make mpg123 build on ARM Thumb systems again. There were no changes for other architectures.
Aspose.Pdf for Reporting Services makes it possible to generate PDF reports from Microsoft SQL Server 2000 & 2005 Reporting Services. It supports advanced features like adding PDF bookmarks, using HTML tags, XMP metadata, custom embedded fonts, and rendering watermarks for pages. It can also convert all RDL report features including sections, images, charts, tables, matrices, headers, and footers to PDF. It also enables you to create PDF documents on the server without using Adobe PDF Library SDK.
Release Notes: This new release provides support for Tablix controls and rendering them in PDF documents. Rendering of tables and nested tables was improved, and support for RowSpan and ColsSpan table attributes was added. Alignment of report elements was improved. You can now use Unicode characters to represent bullets as well as simple alphabetical or numerical values. Formatting of tables over reports was corrected, and missing report headers were included.
Horde Groupware Webmail Edition is an enterprise ready browser-based communication suite. Users can read, send, and organize email messages and manage and share calendars, contacts, tasks, and notes with the standards compliant components from the Horde Project. It bundles the separately available applications IMP, Ingo, Kronolith, Turba, Nag, and Mnemo. It can be extended with any of the released Horde applications or the Horde modules that are still in development, like a file manager, a bookmark manager, a forum, or a wiki.
Release Notes: An override for broken Sendmail implementations, a preference for hiding deleted messages while using a trash folder, and a missing method required for notes synchronization were added. ActiveSync policy configuration, Web mail drag performance, LDAP address book performance, navigation when editing contact group entries, and event attendee auto-completion were improved. Regressions were fixed and compatibility was improved in S/MIME and PGP support, phone number synchronization with newer Funambol clients, and the calendar migration script. Brazilian Portuguese, Finnish, German, Hungarian, and Spanish translations were updated.
KDevelop is an integrated development environment which makes the creation and development of applications an easy task even for beginners. Highlights of the current release are: an application wizard for easy creation of KDE 4, Qt4, GNOME, and terminal C/C++ projects, full project management, a syntax-highlighting editor, code completion, an integrated dialog editor for the Qt/KDE GUI libraries, an internal debugger, a full-featured class browser with class tools, CVS and SVN support, an integrated HTML-based help system offering manuals and class-references, and extensive search mechanisms to browse sources and documentation.
Release Notes: The most important new feature in this release is basic support for the new C++11 standard. Folded code regions, bookmarks, etc. are now properly restored for the last 20 opened files. VCS Changes shows you which files have changed in your project since the last commit. The embedded Konsole in KDevelop has seen some improvements - when you use Bash, it is now possible to control the surrounding KDevelop session. Integrated source formatting was improved. There were also some noteworthy performance improvements.
Opa is a web development platform. It comprises a programming language, a Web server, a database, and a distributed execution engine. All of these are tightly integrated.
Release Notes: Experimental support for Windows was provided. Bootstrap was upgraded to version 2.0.2 and Font Awesome icons were added. Static checks and warnings were included for potentially dangerous client/server distribution directives. Authentication for MongoDB was added. Preliminary support for Sublime Text 2 was added.
Rekonq is a Web browser based on WebKit. It first focuses on being a light, fast, and clean way to access the Internet. Its development is doubly based on using the new amazing features offered by the WebKit rendering engine and on the rock solid KDE network technologies.
Release Notes: This release includes location bar suggestions improvements, improved Rekonq WebKit settings, bookmarks toolbar usability improvements, an applications shortcut (desktop links), the ability to share URL/Text/links by mail, improved usability for Rekonq pages, a new Rekonq tabs page that lets you easily manage tabs, a new option to let users choose a "default" download folder, a synchronisation feature, access key navigation, and (user) session restore.


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33: RaceUp one level
Race, September 1997
- Introduction: Racial Subjects
Joe Lockard, Jonathan Sterne, Matt Wray
The 'Race' issue is an attempt to engage with questions about 'race' or ethnicity, to which there are no straightforward answers.
Colette Gaiter
I made "SPACE|R A C E" to challenge the idea that any point of view about the space program or race relations is definitive, neat, clean, or unchangeable.
- Invisible Race Wars
Joe Lockard
In Wheeler Hall, the seat of Berkeley's English department, the public bathroom walls filled all summer long with racial insults, and there is no separating this phenomenon from larger campus trends.
- Dueling Narratives: Some Thoughts on Menace II Society and Boyz 'N the Hood
Greg Dimitriadis
Like any social construction-- including capital itself--race is experienced in particular and real ways for all and must be faced as such.
- Newt's Nazis
Freya Johnson
When I saw it on a remaindered book table this summer, I couldn't resist shelling out $1.50 for Newt Gingrich's briefly talked-about alternative history novel, "1945".
- "Colorless All-Color": Notes on White Culture
Adam Cornford
Is there such a thing as "white culture?" First answer: depends on what you mean by culture.
- Conference Report: The Making and Unmaking of Whiteness
Irene J. Nexica, Birgit Rasmussen, Matt Wray, Kellie Stoddart, Pamela Perry, Eric Klinenberg, Jillian Sandell
A multiracial conference, held at Berkeley, investigated "whiteness" as racial identity and explored how it relates to the divisions that plague American social life.
- Shoah's What Jew Got
Joel Schalit
The critique of antisemitism has been emptied of its utopian content.
- Sexual Mutants of the Multiculture
Annalee Newitz
I have come to be an ethnic hybrid: half-WASP, half-Jew, the product of two supposedly segregated identities.
- On the Merits of Racial Identity
Tomás Sandoval
I've learned that I can't separate my politics from my race or from my profession. The personal is truly political. But so is my profession as a scholar and teacher.
- The Sticky Film of Race
Kevin Carollo
American media thrive on the race of Other, and 1997 has proven to be another disappointing year for mainstream filmings of race.
- Artists (White) Inadvertantly Gentrifying the Ghetto
Mike Mosher
Gentrify: A graphic about urban communities and gentrification.


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According to WDAF TV Fox 4, a Missouri police officer was arrested after he was found with what authorities believe to be cocaine. The drug was found in his personal vehicle, but he was still in uniform. He faces one count of felony drug possession, and is being held in lieu a $7,500 cash bond.


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Semantic Web Services: Advancement through Evaluation by Brian Blake, Liliana Cabral, Birgitta Konig-Ries, Ulrich Kuster, David Martin
English | ISBN: 3642287344 | 2012 | PDF | 350 pages | 6 MB
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Over the last decade, a great amount of effort and resources have been invested in the development of Semantic Web Service (SWS) frameworks. Numerous description languages, frameworks, tools, and matchmaking and composition algorithms have been proposed. Nevertheless, when faced with a real-world problem, it is still very hard to decide which of these different approaches to use.
In this book, the editors present an overall overview and comparison of the main current evaluation initiatives for SWS. The presentation is divided into four parts, each referring to one of the evaluation initiatives. Part I covers the long-established first two tracks of the Semantic Service Selection (S3) Contest - the OWL-S matchmaker evaluation and the SAWSDL matchmaker evaluation. Part II introduces the new S3 Jena Geography Dataset (JGD) cross evaluation contest. Part III presents the Semantic Web Service Challenge. Lastly, Part IV reports on the semantic aspects of the Web Service Challenge. The introduction to each part provides an overview of the evaluation initiative and overall results for its latest evaluation workshops. The following chapters in each part, written by the participants, detail their approaches, solutions and lessons learned.
This book is aimed at two different types of readers. Researchers on SWS technology receive an overview of existing approaches in SWS with a particular focus on evaluation approaches; potential users of SWS technologies receive a comprehensive summary of the respective strengths and weaknesses of current systems and thus guidance on factors that play a role in evaluation.
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MATLAB and Simulink Based Books
This text includes practical laboratories to complement the theoretical material covered in digital signal processing courses. Each chapter includes a brief discussion of the underlying principles and mathematics, a problem-solving section, and a computer laboratory section.
An introduction to MATLAB and Simulink is included at the beginning of the text, and MATLAB is used throughout the book to solve example problems. In addition, functions from the Signal Processing Toolbox, the Control System Toolbox, and the Image Processing Toolbox are used to solve a few examples.
B. Preetham Kumar, California State University at Sacramento
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Paul Pierce scored 23 points and Ray Allen added 20 as the Boston Celtics came from behind to take down the visiting Minnesota Timberwolves, 96-93, on Monday.
Glen Davis chipped in 17 points and Rajon Rondo handed out 16 assists for the Celtics, who overcame a 45-30 rebounding deficit.
Boston pulled within 87-86 when Allen hit a 3-pointer with 2:57 left and took the lead on Shaquille O'Neal's layup 50 seconds later. Michael Beasley and Rondo traded jumpers over the next 30 seconds, leaving the Celtics up by a point with just over a minute to play.
After Kevin Love missed a 3-pointer, Davis was fouled and hit both free throws, stretching Boston's lead to 92-89 with 1:13 to go. Beasley made a pair of jumpers around one by Rondo to pull Minnesota within 94-93 with 31 seconds remaining.
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Closeouts. From the office to the neighborhood sidewalks, Asics' GEL-Advantage walking shoes offer all-day comfort and fitness performance, thanks to GEL® rearfoot cushioning.
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Shirat Shalom was established in 1998 as an alternative to the traditional synagogue model. As a "congregation without walls," we are able to keep membership minimal and focus on our mission to return to the spiritual roots and values of Judaism which we call "Judaism of the Heart."
Our children help lead Friday Evening Services, which are held at the Olympic Heights Community High School in West Boca Raton. Shabbat Morning services are hosted by members in their homes. High Holy Days and festivals include member participation.
Our Congregation is egalitarian and our services and ceremonies follow a Reform format while incorporating traditional, modern and innovative Jewish influence. All life cycle events are celebrated.
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Arthritis & Rheumatism, Volume 60,
October 2009 Abstract Supplement
The 2009 ACR/ARHP Annual Scientific Meeting
Philadelphia October 16-21, 2009.
Genetic Risk Score Predicting Risk of Rheumatoid Arthritis Phenotypes and Age of Symptom Onset
Chibnik, Lori B., Keenan, Brendan T., Cui, Jing, Plenge, Robert M., Karlson, Elizabeth W.
Cumulative genetic profiles can help identify individuals at high-risk for developing RA. We examined the cumulative impact of 22 validated genetic risk alleles on the risk of RA phenotypes characterized by serologic and erosive status.
Blood was obtained from 32,826 women in the Nurses' Health Study (NHS) and 29,611 women in the Nurses' Health Study 2 (NHS2). An additional 33,040 NHS participants provided buccal cell samples. Incident RA and erosive changes were confirmed by medical record review for ACR criteria. We evaluated single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) at 13 validated RA risk loci and 8 Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) alleles among 484 Caucasian RA cases and 481 age matched Caucasian controls from NHS and NHS2. We created a weighted genetic risk score for 22 alleles (wGRS). The weight for each risk allele was calculated as the log of the published odds ratio (OR) from GWAS analyses with replication or from a comprehensive meta-analysis. We examined wGRS as 7 ordinal groups based on the distribution in controls. We used logistic regression adjusting for age and pack-years of smoking (packs per day × years smoked) to assess the relationship between wGRS groups and the odds of developing seronegative RA (RF- and CCP-), seropositive RA (RF+ or CCP+), erosive RA and seropositive erosive RA phenotypes. A common control group was used for all phenotypes. Each group was compared to the median group. In separate case only analyses, we assessed the relationships between age of symptom onset and continuous wGRS using linear regression and between age of symptom onset and grouped wGRS using an ANOVA.
In 484 RA cases, 289 (60%) were seropositive, 146 (30%) had erosions and 95 (20%) were seropositive and had erosions at RA diagnosis. The mean age at RA onset was 55.7 ± 10.4. In the top wGRS risk group compared to the median group, we found an OR of 1.3 (95% CI = 0.7 2.3) for seronegative RA and an OR of 2.9 (95% CI = 1.8 4.6) for seropositive RA. The strongest relationships were in predicting erosive RA, with an OR of 3.6 (95% CI = 1.9 6.6) for erosive RA and an OR of 5.7 (95% CI = 2.8 12.0) for seropositive erosive RA for the highest wGRS group. No significant relationship was seen between continuous or grouped wGRS and age at symptom onset.
We saw significant associations between a cumulative genetic risk score with 22 alleles and odds of seropositive, erosive and seropositive erosive RA. No associations were seen with age of symptom onset. Further studies are needed to assess the potential of the wGRS in predicting other phenotypes of RA.
|wGRS Group
|Sero- RA
|Sero+ RA
|Erosive RA
|Sero+ Erosive RA
|1.0 (0.52.1)
|0.5 (0.21.2)
|0.6 (0.21.8)
|0.7 (0.22.8)
|0.7 (0.41.3)
|0.7 (0.41.2)
|1.0 (0.52.0)
|0.8 (0.32.2)
|1.0 (0.61.7)
|0.7 (0.41.1)
|0.8 (0.41.6)
|0.5 (0.21.4)
|1.0 (ref)
|1.0 (ref)
|1.0 (ref)
|1.0 (ref)
|1.1 (0.61.9)
|1.7 (1.02.8)
|1.5 (0.83.1)
|1.5 (0.63.7)
|1.7 (0.93.2)
|1.8 (1.03.2)
|2.1 (1.04.5)
|2.7 (1.16.5)
|1.3 (0.72.3)
|2.9 (1.84.6)
|3.6 (1.96.6)
|5.7 (2.812.0)
To cite this abstract, please use the following information:
Chibnik, Lori B., Keenan, Brendan T., Cui, Jing, Plenge, Robert M., Karlson, Elizabeth W.; Genetic Risk Score Predicting Risk of Rheumatoid Arthritis Phenotypes and Age of Symptom Onset [abstract]. Arthritis Rheum 2009;60 Suppl 10 :745
DOI: 10.1002/art.25825


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Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage
Oxford University Press, 2011 - Law - 991 pages
This new edition of Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage discusses and analyzes modern legal vocabulary and style more thoroughly than any other contemporary reference work. Since the first edition, Bryan A. Garner has drawn on his unrivaled experience as a legal editor to refine his position on legal usage. The new Third Edition remains indispensable: Garner has updated entries throughout, while adding eight hundred new entries and new senses of existing entries, as well as thousands of new illustrative quotations from judicial opinions and leading lawbooks. Garner has also revised the selected bibliography, and expanded and updated cross-references to guide readers quickly and easily.
The GDLU now has much greater depth in particular areas of law, such as immigration and intellectual property. More examples from British English sources are included, to illustrate the similarities and differences between American and British English, and to aid readers using foreign common-law sources. Dozens of sets of near-synonyms that have long perplexed lawyers are now concisely defined and differentiated. Asterisks now precede words and phrases that are invariably inferior forms, making it easy for readers to tell which ones to avoid. A new category called Interpretation, Modes of, outlines the theories and defines the terminology of interpretation, also known as hermeneutics. Entries contain the most comprehensive glossary available for words and phrases related to legal interpretation. And, for the first time ever, sources are consistently cited throughout, with a solid majority of citations from post-2000. A new preface introduces the reader to this edition and discusses the extensive content that has been newly incorporated.
Influential writers and editors rely on Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage daily. It is an essential resource for practicing lawyers, legal scholars, and libraries of all sizes and types, functioning as both a style guide and a law dictionary, guiding writers to distinguish between true terms of law and mere jargon and illustrating recommended forms of expression. Common blunders are discussed in ways that will discourage writers from any further use. The origins of frequently used expressions are described with engaging prose. Collectively, there is no better resource for approaching legal writing in a logical, clear, and error-free way.
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Study to Evaluate the Ocular Tolerance of SYL1001 in Healthy Volunteers
This study has been completed.
Sylentis, S.A.
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The purpose of this study is to determine whether SYL1001 is safe for the prevention and treatment of ocular pain and dry eye syndrome.
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|Drug: SYL1001
|Phase 1
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Phase I Study to Evaluate the Ocular Tolerance of SYL1001 in Healthy Volunteers
Further study details as provided by Sylentis, S.A.:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Local tolerance assessment of cornea and conjunctival sac after administration of one dose of SYL1001 for period 1 and after 7 days of administration of SYL1001 with one dose per day for period 2. [ Time Frame: Period I: 3 days, Period II: 11 days ]Local tolerance and ocular surface (cornea and conjunctival) on the area of administration 24 hours after last administration. It will be performed using a slit lamp which will be performed before, during and after the administration at established times. Adverse events will be registered and the determination of subjective tolerance will use the visual analogical scale in cases where asubjects refers them
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- General tolerance assessment after administration of one dose of SYL1001 (period 1) and after 7 days administration (period 2) [ Time Frame: Period I: 3 days; Period II: 11 days ]Corneal pachymetry eye exploration BCVA (best corrected visual acuity) eye fundus evaluation Clinical exploration Side effects
|Study Start Date:
|July 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|June 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|November 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: SYL1001
Drug: SYL1001
SYL1001 eye drops. topical administration
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 45 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Subjects must provide signed inform consent prior to participation.
- BMI between 19,5 y 29 kg/m2.
- Normal ocular test in both eyes: IOP </=21 mmHg. BCVAof >/=0,8 (20/25)Snellen scale, or </=0.1 LogMar.
- Normal fluorescein Clearance Test in both eyes.
- Normal funduscopy in both eyes.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnant or breastfeeding females or those with a positive pregnancy test or who will not use a medically acceptable contraceptive method from selection and during the study.
- Current relevant disease.
- Previous chronic processes or with rebound characteristics that could interfere with study according investigator's judgment.
- Volunteers who have received pharmacological treatment, including medicinal plants, during the four weeks previous to beginning the study.
- Having used corticoids sporadically in the last 30 days whichever the route aof administration, or any med by ocular or nasal administration route.
- Case history of hypersensitivity to meds or any other allergic process.
- Visual alterations: previous eye surgery, glaucoma, use of lenses, uveitis or ocular surface pathology (dry eye, blepharitis).
- Volunteers with visual alteration with more than 3 dioptres in either eye.
- Volunteers who has participated in a clinical trial during the past fout months before study entry.
- Blood or derivate transfusion during the six previous months to study entry.
- Case history of drug or alcohol abuse or dependence.
- Positive result in test drug abuse during selection period.
- positive serology results to hepatitis B virus(HbsAg), virus C o VIH.
- Analytic alterations medically relevant, at investigator's judgement.
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01438281
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01438281
|Clinica Universidad de Navarra
|Pamplona, Navarra, Spain, 31008
Sponsors and Collaborators
Sylentis, S.A.
|Principal Investigator:
|Belen Sadaba, MD, PhD
|Clinica Universidad de Navarra
More Information
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Keywords provided by Sylentis, S.A.:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on July 19, 2017
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Benitez-Del-Castillo JM, Moreno-Montañés J, Jiménez-Alfaro I, Muñoz-Negrete FJ, Turman K, Palumaa K, Sádaba B, González MV, Ruz V, Vargas B, Pañeda C, Martínez T, Bleau AM, Jimenez AI. Safety and Efficacy Clinical Trials for SYL1001, a Novel Short Interfering RNA for the Treatment of Dry Eye Disease. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2016 Nov 1;57(14):6447-6454. doi: 10.1167/iovs.16-20303.
|Responsible Party:
|Sylentis, S.A.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01438281 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
2010-023113-56 ( EudraCT Number )
|Study First Received:
|September 14, 2011
|Last Updated:
|July 16, 2012
Keywords provided by Sylentis, S.A.:
ocular pain
dry eye
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Eye Pain
Neurologic Manifestations
Nervous System Diseases
Eye Manifestations
Eye Diseases
Signs and Symptoms
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Things That Are Germier Than a Toilet Seat
Your cell phone
That thing you're pressing to your face? There's a 16 percent chance it has fecal matter on it, London researchers found. And even if it's not brimming with E. coli, nine in 10 cell phones carry some kind of disease-causing germ, like influenza or MRSA. Think about it: You take your cell phone everywhere—public transit, the bathroom, the office—and you never clean it.
- YOUR FIX: Wipe it with an electronic-safe disinfectant wipe like Wireless Wipes or CleanTouch once a week, says Charles Gerba, Ph.D., a professor of microbiology at the University of Arizona.
Your grill
You probably cleaned your toilet more recently than you cleaned your grill—and that's not a wise choice, considering the latter comes in contact with your food. The average grill has 1.7 million microbes per square inch, according to a 2013 British study. That's more than twice as many bacteria as the average john. It makes sense that your grill is nasty because food particles cling to the grates and work surfaces.
- YOUR FIX: To give it a deep clean, scrub the grates with soap and a scouring pad, scrape out any charred bits from the bottom, clean out the gook in the burners with a paperclip, and rub down the entire exterior with an ammonia-based cleaner and a paper towel.
Your 'clean' laundry
Crap clings to your underwear, whether you can see it or not. When you throw your undies in the laundry, you transfer about 500 million E. coli bacteria to the machine, according to Gerba. On top of that, water tends to settle in the bottom of front-loading machines, making it a breeding ground for germs. Then you wash your clothes in that mess.
- YOUR FIX: To make sure your clothes come out actually clean, do a load of whites first so you can use chlorine bleach to sanitize the machine. Dedicate a cycle to underwear and use hot water with a color-safe bleach substitute. Also, run an empty cycle with bleach once every month to keep your washer free of bacteria.
Your toothbrush
When you flush your toilet, it can spray aerosolized droplets over 20 feet, says Philip Tierno Jr., Ph.D., director of microbiology and immunology at NYU's Langone Medical Center and the author of The Secret Life of Germs. So if you leave your toothbrush out on the bathroom sink, it could be showered with tiny drops of whatever you just flushed.
- YOUR FIX: Stowing your toothbrush in a cabinet away from the flying feces might be a good idea. Running it through the dishwasher will also eliminate germs, according to a 2011 study in the American Journal of Dentistry. An even easier option: soak your toothbrush in a mouthwash that contains cetylpyridinium chloride, like Scope, for 20 minutes.
Your kitchen sponge
Your sponge is probably the nastiest thing in your kitchen. It's damp and constantly in contact with bacteria, making it a prime place for germs to proliferate. There's a one in three chance your kitchen sponge has staph, according to a Simmons College study. (That's twice the contamination rate of your toilet.) And it could be harboring 10 million bacteria per square inch—that's 200,000 times dirtier than your toilet, according to studies from the University of Arizona.
- YOUR FIX: To kill germs, nuke your wet sponge in the microwave for 1 minute. It's that simple.
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I couldn't create a better volunteer experience if I tailored it myself. The office is well organized, and the staff and volunteers are among the most dedicated and intelligent people I've encountered in a long time. (And they're nice, too.) I record books or edit the recordings of others, and I feel that I'm making a real difference to people who need what I do; I also learn so much in the process. The work done by this organization is truly extraordinary, and it is gratifying to be a part of it.
Pleasant supervisor and work conditions. I volunteer by proof listening to recorded books and
ensuring high quality accuracy.
It is fulfilling to volunteer and giving back to society.
I have been a volunteer in the JBI recording studio for 12+ years. It is the most fulfilling volunteer experience I have ever had. The work is extremely interesting and very rewarding, the staff members are terrific, and I have become good friends with my recording partner. I feel terrific every time I leave the studio, knowing that I have helped a visually impaired person "read."
I've been a volunteer at JBI for over 10 years and it has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. The staff are delightful, friendly helpfull -- and they really appreciate their volunteers and value their time. The volunteers are bright, friendly, interesting people who are a pleasure to work with. The work is fun and gratifying and I really feel as though I'm opening a new world of books and magazines to people and keeping them in touch with the world.
I love this experience. I believe that books are the eyes of the future. By recording books, I can provide those eyes and make great works available to others. And JBI is the best! You are respected and you have the opportunity to learn so much from everyone who works and volunteers there. It is a chance to give back in a way that is meaningful. I am so grateful to JBI.
To find an organization comprised of such caring, concerned, generous people is rare. The fact that these people are also knowledgeable, highly skilled, and cuttting-edge in their respective fields is extraordinary.
It has been my pleasure to volunteer as a narrator at JBI for the last couple of years, and I hope to continue to work here in this heartening environment where everyone's joy in "doing good" is uplifting and infectious.
My experience at JBI has been exceptional in three ways:
1. JBI values their volunteers' time. When you go to JBI, you're there to work. There's no waiting around, no disorganized volunteer coordinators trying to find something for you to do, no pointless tasks handed off because no one else wanted to do them.
2. There's an obvious link between volunteer efforts and recipients. We record books and magazine articles, assist in directing the recordings, and quality control the recordings. The vision impaired then gain access to various publications. The distance between effort and who benefits is so much closer than with other volunteer efforts, where organizations ask for help with administrative tasks, fund raisers and other intermediate, albeit necessary, tasks that are a few steps removed from the intended beneficiaries.
3. The work is edifying. In the process of QC'ing recordings, I've been exposed to books and magazine articles I otherwise never would have read. Plus, I've had the opportunity to work with extremely intelligent fellow volunteers and JBI staff.
JBI International has some truly wonderful people and is the highlight of my week. I enjoy going to the studio and help wherever I can whether it is editing an audio book, directing a reader or quality control of the almost finished book for the blind or sight impaired. i would highly recommend to anyone who is interested in helping those to have access to books and magazines not otherwise available to them.
I started volunteering at JBI International after reading an ad for a large print Hagadah in a local newspaper. Little did I know that it would become a highlight of my week. At that time, the recordings were done on a reel to reel machine and some training was needed. The person (is still on the staff) who trained me was most patient and understanding since I have no mechanical skills whatsoever. I have subsequently learned that the entire staff has these virtues as well as being friendly, caring, helpful, understanding, etc. They are very knowledgeable about the workings of a computer and the subject matter that is being recorded. Questions are answered with a smile!! We are one big happy family making a major contribution to those in need - - -


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Déjà vu - NeXTSTEP vs OS X
This is how they spent a decade?
This is how they spent a decade?
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ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. Looking to reach women in an environmentally friendly way, Unilever's Degree deodorant brand is promoting its new Degree Women Ultra Clear product on EcoHangers.
Unilever has teamed up with Hanger Network, a provider of in-home marketing through its network of 35,000 dry cleaners, to advertise the new product.
Beginning in December and continuing throughout January, Hanger Network is distributing several thousand Degree Women Ultra Clear branded EcoHangers to women in select cities, including New York Chicago, Los Angeles and Washington D.C.
The EcoHangers are being distributed via dry cleaners and replace the traditional wire hangers typically used with garments. Many of these locations are within close proximity to retailers carrying the product, helping to drive traffic into participating stores.
"The EcoHanger campaign allows Degree to reach women in a new, unique fashion," said Malini Patel of Degree. "The campaign's targeted and impactful nature complements our brand message really nicely, and provides value for both our consumers and retail partners."
Several other manufacturers have also used EcoHangers in their marketing plans, including Revlon, L'Oreal and Johnson & Johnson.


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The teen's name is being withheld by police. He was arrested Aug. 1 by Stockton police in connection with the robbery of a Verizon store in that city. In both robberies, a canister of pepper spray was brandished at employees.
The youth is currently being held at the San Joaquin County Juvenile Hall.
In the Pleasanton incident, the suspect entered the store and grabbed several cell phones from their display mounts, then snatched a couple of Apple iPads. When he was approached by store employees, he threatened them with pepper spray.
The suspect then fled the store on foot carrying the phones and iPads. Pleasanton Police Detective Brandon Stocking said detectives interviewed the juvenile at the San Joaquin County Juvenile Hall on Friday.
He will be transported to Alameda County and faces one felony count of armed robbery after he is released by San Joaquin officers.


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University of Montana
Department of Mathematical Sciences
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Office: Math 012
Phone: 406.243.4721
Office hours:Tuesday 10:10-11 and 3:10-4,
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Research Interests:
Graph theory and combinatorics, especially algebraic graph theory, extremal graph theory, quantum information and algorithms.
Curriculum Vitae
A short construction of highly chromatic
digraphs without short cycles
A construction of uniquely n-colorable digraphs
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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has, it seems, already decided that the Work Programme is a great success. In a gushing piece on the Supply Management website, two senior civil servants claim that they have succeeded in creating:
"...a new gold standard against which all future public sector procurements will be judged... a ground-breaking commercial deal, with minimum cost to the tax-payer... an exemplar of procurement."
Some might say that just a few weeks into the programme it is a little early for the DWP to start handing out garlands to itself; critics have already questioned whether the Work Programme is undeliverable in its present form and may have to be redesigned; and as I've written before, there are signs that this "exemplar" programme is failing to deliver what has been assumed to be a key ministerial target: the viable involvement of the specialist voluntary sector.
I spoke today with a small charity (which wants to remain anonymous for fear of repercussions) which works with what in the jargon are called "individuals furthest from the labour market" (people who have been unemployed for a very long time) in the north east of England. The charity featured as a case study in a recent Voluntary Organisations Network North East (Vonne) report focusing on the cuts turmoil faced by the voluntary sector in the region. It had successfully participated in the Flexible New Deal (which came to and end in August) but after a hugely time-consuming and bureaucratic process did not pick up any sub contractor work under its successor, the Work Programme.
That's business life, you might argue: it's a tough old market. But what the charity fears is that the remorseless cost-cutting logic of the Work Programme itself has created structural barriers to the involvement of the voluntary sector. It is now surviving on its reserves as it bids to get subcontractor work for a new round of European Social Fund (ESF) employability support contracts, but it is unsure whether (a) it will get any work and (b) even if it does, the contracts would be viable.
The ESF process is similarly bureaucratic, and ominously, according to the Vonne report, it seems that Prime Providers (who subcontract to charities)
"...have learnt the lessons of SWP bidding and are now looking to drive down costs in order to be the most attractive on price."
That sounds just like the race-to-the-bottom on contract price that ministers, as enthusiasts for "social value" are supposed to disapprove of. So what does this mean for the charity subcontractor?
"Having been included in 2 out of the 8 bids, staff have their fingers crossed, though they are concerned that the money on offer is not enough to provide a service of the depth, intensity and quality that families with multiple deprivation need, and will result in staff members having excessive case loads."
What does the charity mean when it talk about a threat to "quality" service? It told me it knew of a rival subcontractor (not a charity) where, for example, unemployed people referred to for support receive a 15 minute interview. The charity said it would devote on average one hour to that interview, and if needed, the client would get two hours of undivided attention and advice. This was the added "value" that it brought to the table (but feared would become financially unviable), a commitment to go over and above what was affordable under the contract in order to fulfil its tricky social purpose of getting long term unemployed people back into work.
It says there are two significant risks attached to the Work Programme: that small local voluntary organisations are being squeezed out of opportunities to deliver employability services and will go bust as a result; and that in their place will come larger providers driven by what it calls a "high volume/cheap price mentality".
I scoured the Supply Management article for signs that the DWP was worried about this unintended effect on the voluntary sector. But there is nothing, save the bland assumption that successful Prime Providers all have the kind of "good supply chain management" that will deliver the government's requirements on local third sector involvement. According to John Michalski, the DWP's head of strategic sourcing, small local organisations are "needed to specifically target hard-to-help people". Amid the back slapping about cost savings, procurement exemplars, and gold standards, there is no acknowledgement that this may not be happening.
The Vonne report is rather more circumspect about the payment-by-results Work Programme model. It concludes:
"Let us stop and think clearly whether the prime provider model is working. Is there any evidence that VCS organisations are delivering more under this system that under previous worklessness initiatives? Are those furthest from the labour market receiving the quality of a service that will support them to turn their lives around and move into sustainable employment? Before we can answer yes to those two questions we should not... extend the model to other public services."


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Khloé Kardashian Flips Off Paparazzi
One thing we learned from this run-in with the paparazzi: Do NOT ask Khloé Kardashian about her ex Lamar Odom.
While filming Keeping Up with the Kardashians yesterday in Los Angeles, Khloé was bombarded by the paps (per usual) with questions about her ex-husband's new basketball gig with the Laboral Kutxa in Spain.
Though she looked adorable walking out of her white Rolls Royce in some blue skinny jeans, black heels and a fashionable fedora, she did NOT look happy about the paparazzi and all of their silly questions.
When one pap asked if Khloé would be visiting Lamar in Spain, she simply replied with her middle finger… And to be honest, we can't really blame her.
Meanwhile, Lamar was spotted at LAX on Thursday, heading on a flight for his new b-ball gig in Spain and still wearing his wedding ring… Oh, Lammy.


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Automotive Sales Executive
- Recruiter
- Just Recruitment Solutions Limited
- Location
- Worcester
- Salary
- 15000.0000
- Posted
- 17 Mar 2017
- Closes
- 16 Apr 2017
- Sector
- Engineering
- Hours
- Permanent
Sales Executive
Just Recruitment Solutions are working on behalf of a well-established volume dealership group in the Worcester area who are seeking to recruit a Car Sales Executive who will be responsible for selling both New and Used vehicles.
We are looking for an enthusiastic, zealous sales professional who is looking to make a career within automotive sales.
You will ideally live within the Worcester area or can travel to the Worcester area. Previous motor trade experience is not essential for this position, although it is advantageous.
You must be able to demonstrate a passion for delivering excellent customer service alongside working in a target driven environment.
Our client is offering a fantastic salary package, with company car and a very competitive bonus scheme.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Mark Aldridge at Just Recruitment Solutions.
If you are interested in applying for this role, please contact Mark Aldridge at Just Recruitment Solutions. You must have recent or current experience within a sales based role within a main car dealership to be considered.
We specialise in automotive recruitment and the following positions: Accident Repair Centre Manager, Accountants, Aftersales Manager, Area Manager, Bodyshop Advisor, Bodyshop Assessor, Bodyshop Manager, Local Business Development Manager, Business Development Manager, Business Manager , Dealer Principal, Estimator, Fast Fit Technician, Fast Fit Manager, F & I Manager, General Manager, General Sales Manager, Group Aftersales Director, Group Aftersales Manager, Mechanic , MET Fitters, Panel Beater, Paint Sprayer, Panel Beater, Parts Sales Representative, Master Technician, Motor Cycle Mechanic, Motor Cycle Technician, Vehicle Technician, MOT Tester, Q.C, Commercial Vehicle Technician, LCV Technicians, Trade Parts Representative, Parts Advisor, Parts Manager, Receptionists, Regional Sales Manager, Sales Administrator, Sales Controller, Sales Executive, Sales Manager, Senior Service Advisor, Service Advisor, Service Manager, Service Team Leader, Technicians, Tyre Fitters, Valeters, Warranty Administrator, Warranty Manager, Workshop Controller,


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Christy Bonstell spends most of her time making people
laugh. The best laughs are the ones she gets from her five-year-old
son, Keagan. A recent transplant to Oak Park, Christy grew up in
Michigan and is a huge fan of the Detroit Tigers (in football
season it's all Bears). Christy started her career at the
Detroit News and has been writing about families, health and trends
ever since. She couldn't be happier to be a part of the Oak Park
and Chicago Parent communities.


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Issue No 57
| Fall Quarter | November 2011
Greetings Prospective
Information in this section is designed
to assist your transition to Green River
Community College. You will find information
on housing, five important
considerations for studying at GRCC, important dates,
and when you can meet with staff in your country.
Feel free to
e-mail me if you have any questions...
Looking forward to meeting you soon
at GRCC!
Michael McIntyre
Educational Planner,
International Programs
We strongly encourage students to apply early to establish their housing placement priority. Housing placement priority is based on the following:
Our popular Campus Corner Apartments fill every quarter and have a waiting list. So, apply early.
We are committed to delivering outstanding
personal service to our students. We
need your help to continually improve.
Please send me your comments and let
us know how we can better serve you:


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