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10:45 - 11:00: Security/Compliance: Securing Unstructured Data, The Next Evolution of eDiscovery and Data Loss Prevention with Varonis
The importance of securing and managing sensitive & confidential data was vividly reinforced by the recent NSA/Snowden and Wikileak incidents. Organizations must protect the rapidly growing volume of unstructured and semi structured data;documents, spreadsheets, presentations, media files and other business data - that can be stored in file servers, NAS devices, SharePoint, virtual data centers, cloud-based storage platforms, etc. This is taking ediscovery and data loss prevention (DLP) to the next level.
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11:00 -11:15: Protection against Phishing Attacks with Kaspersky
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11:15 - 11:35: Next Generation Security for Virtualized Datacenters with Bitdefender
Virtual and hybrid cloud environments are increasingly vulnerable to cybercriminals; they rapidly and dynamically change, moving from one host to another, and can remain dormant/offline for extended periods of time. Although not best practice, organizations often deploy typical endpoint antivirus solutions designed for physical platforms. Lacking virtualization awareness and optimization, these traditional solutions greatly increase your security exposure/vulnerability risk and can cause massive degradation of service during periodic maintenance or scanning processes.
BitDefender will discuss how its "Security for Virtualized Environments" product addresses these issues by providing highly-optimized protection with minimal resource requirements. Addressing even the most demanding performance requirements, Bitdefender provides virtualization-smart security, without hampering shared computing and storage pools. Its world-class level of security, plus overall simplicity and flexibility, makes it perfect for your virtualized infrastructure and cloud applications.
11:35 - 12:15: BYOD Bring Your Own Device, High-Speed 802.11n/ac WiFi, the "Internet of Things", with Xirrus and Aerohive Speakers
During 2013, Apple sold 150 million iPhones and 70 million iPads, while Google and its partners sold over 200 million Android-powered smartphones and 130 million tablets, with significantly higher sales expected in 2014. These devices are often employee-owned and are rapidly making their way to the workplace - the Bring-your-own-Device (BYOD) revolution - creating a new set of security and management challenges for IT departments. Attendees will learn about best practices for supporting tablet, laptop, smartphone and other devices on your network, which often run different operating systems and rely upon different security protocols. For instance, how can sensitive corporate data be segmented/separated/encrypted from personal information when using the same device? How can you integrate a Mobile Device Management (MDM) solution with existing end point/anti-virus security products? Should you create specialized apps for your employees and/or customers, or do smartphone browsers have sufficient functionality?
Every tablet and smartphone shares a common feature - they can only connect to the Internet via wireless, which greatly increases the importance of a comprehensive wi-fi infrastructure and strategy. With unlicensed wireless device growth measured in the billions of units, combined with a growing role for machine-to-machine mobile communications (the "Internet of Things") and more wireless-based mission-critical applications, it is essential that IT professionals eliminate rf interference, ensure end user wi-fi performance and understand the next generation of standards including 802.11n and 802.11ac, which enables multi-station WLAN throughput of 1 gigabits per second. Network and security personnel will learn how to combine existing a/b/g access points with higher-speed solutions now available, plus create an integrated Wi-Fi/cellular wireless strategy that maximizes mobile worker productivity, in a secure and cost-effective manner.
12:15 - 12:35 Flash Primary Storage with Pure
Flash storage has revolutionized everything from smart phones and mobile computers, to web searches and social media. Unfortunately, its been nearly impossible to deploy flash across a data center without breaking the bank. Pure Storage has cracked the code and destroyed the disk status quo, which is facing performance limitations due to physical constraints on spindle speeds. All-flash storage from Pure is now affordable enough to use broadly across any enterprise. Organizations of all sizes can enjoy the performance, space and efficiency advantages of flash plus lower maintenance, power, cooling, rack space and management costs. No more wondering how much data you can analyze, how fast you can respond to a customer, or how quickly you can launch a new service. It's time to unlock the productivity and creativity of your company while delivering a responsive experience to both customers and employees.
Full Hot Lunch, Exhibit Area Open, Peer Networking, Product Demonstrations
1:15 - 1:35: Backup/Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity for VMware and Hyper-V with Veeam
Today's IT requirements have changed and "3C" legacy backup problems—high costs, increased complexity and missing capabilities—are no longer acceptable for any organization. Veeam provides powerful, easy-to-use and affordable backup, recovery and replication solutions that are Built for Virtualization™ and the Cloud, work on both VMware and Microsoft Hyper-V platforms, and are a perfect fit for the modern data center.
Their solution helps organizations meet RPOs and RTOs, save time, eliminate risks and dramatically reduce capital and operational costs. Built-in advanced monitoring and reporting capabilities help organizations of all sizes increase administrator productivity and mitigate daily management risks, plus its Management Pack™ (MP) extends enterprise monitoring to VMware through Microsoft.
1:35 - 2:00: HP: Software Defined Networks (SDN)
The world is moving faster than ever. Transactions must be processed at lightning speed. Mountains of data must be transformed into insights. Customers want exceptional service. Employees want access to information and applications from any device. Delivering on those expectations requires data centers that are more powerful, agile, and automated than ever before, and a campus environment that responds to a dynamic and changing workforce.
Server and storage architectures have modernized to keep pace with the unyielding expectations of an always-on world, but the underlying network has not. The data center network itself, while certainly bigger and faster, has largely been built the same way for two decades. Evolution of campus networks has been slow, despite the mobility revolution. Whether in the data center or on the campus, when legacy networks are pushed to the limit, they become fragile, difficult to manage, vulnerable, and expensive to operate. Manual configuration and operation simply won't scale to the demands of today's applications, users, and business requirements. Businesses whose networks are at this breaking point risk missing the next wave of opportunity.
This session provides an overview of the HP Virtual Application Networks (VAN) SDN Controller and how HP is fostering the development of a vibrant SDN ecosystem to help enterprises, cloud providers, and developers unleash new levels of automation and efficiency in data center and campus networks.
End of Event, Raffle Prize Drawings for a Tablet, Gift Cards and other great items!
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Supreme Court of Virginia Judicial Law Clerks
Fifty years ago this past July, the Supreme Court
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class comprised three lawyers: John Pedigo, law clerk for Justice Harry
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IAnson; and A. James Kauffman, clerk for Justice Harold Snead.
of the Virginia State Bar initiated efforts to bring professional law
clerks to the court to help justices with their caseload, which increased
steadily in the 1940s and 1950s as the state population grew. Richmond
attorney Aubrey Bowles, who chaired a Judicial Council special committee
on law clerks, told the Council in May 1961 that the need for law clerks
had been a topic of discussion at VSB meetings for a few years. This is a situation in which the administration of justice in Virginia is far behind. By that year, appellate courts in 19 other states already were using judicial law clerks.
The Judicial Council committee recommended clerks be graduates of approved law schools and work as research assistants, not secretaries. I dont know whether the court wants to be tied down like that, Chief Justice John W. Eggleston commented. Another member of the Judicial Council questioned whether the court had the authority to ask the legislature for money to hire law clerks. These concerns notwithstanding, the Judicial Council endorsed the committees
recommendation in its report to the General Assembly in 1961.
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clerks at a salary of not more than $7,000 beginning July 1. The rest
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SCV Judicial Law Clerks 50th Anniversary Reception
Former law clerks, justices, and staff gathered
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Yo everybody,
My name's Nick and I'm in the process of saving (I look at it that way) a 84 318i from my high school shop class. My teacher is for sure ADD and old school, so you can expect just about anything to be wrong with this car. The last time I saw the car run properly was 4 years ago in Beginners Auto. But then to teach some kids how to fix timing he ripped out the distributor coil and wires and cranked her for a while, and said here you go. I'm glad I wasn't in that group because they spent the whole semester trying to get the timing back, no joke. Well now it's four years later and I've become obsessed with cars. VWs have mainly been my thing, but I took on a '72 Datsun truck, I've worked at a VW Salvage Yard in Edmonton, I've been auto-crossing and love it. And for what it's worth I pretty much rule at Forza 2. I now drive a 97 MK III Jetta VR6, which is a bad assed model but consumes gas, and every time I autocross that rear trailing arm gets more and more out of whack. I just checked the camber (with a square) and the rear wheels are at 3 and 5 negative camber and I have no idea what the toe is but it can't be good. I've been dying to tune it and try out all the different ideas I've simulated in Forza. But I, unlike most teenagers I know, don't believe in raping a good car. My Jetta's in good shape, it's a rare model as far as 90s VW are concerned, and the only mods that I would consider morally sound are expensive, and I can't afford expensive. So that's where this old beat up 318i comes in. The interiors pretty beat but not horrible. The dash is effed, same with the timing and probably the fuel injection. The body is straight with the valence missing, and some un-finish repaired body damage. I don't think there's any emblems, but on the bright side I found four more matching original rims and tires in the trunk and an extra radiator some other misc stuff. Pretty much it boils down to is a cheap project car for me to play around with my never ceasing ideas. I plan on spending next to no money and paying for what I do spend money on with money from parts out of it. I want to be able to take it auto crossing and if I blow the alignment out of whack it wont matter in terms of driving to school the next day. I want to play around with alignment, and different parts of the engine, but for the most part the amount of power in unimportant. I want to strip the car out and make it as light as possible... Anyway none of that will happen unless I buy it and the one thing I want to do is see it run properly (or close) before I commit to it. My teacher's selling her to me for $318, the old fart thought he was pretty clever. He really is though, but you'd have to label it as street smart, except that he could never get the BMW running properly again.
Anyways to the reason I'm posting.
Problem: It's hard to start as in it will turn over and suddenly stop, but it will start. Once it does start you have to keep it revving then it'll idle on it's own. But it idles at 2000-3000 rpm and it skips sometimes, making it sound like a rev limiter. If you tap the gas hardly it will crap out but sometimes it starts will fire up once it drops down to like 500 rpm then will rev back up to 3000rpm. If you hold the gas it will rev beyond 3 just fine.
The hard starting and it's background indicates to me advanced timing, but I wouldn't think the crazy idling would be related to timing, unless the fuel inj. system has a way of compensating for the timing.
Anyways I'm sure it's a combination of problems. I haven't eliminated enough variables to be able to start troubleshooting anything. I'll be buying a Haynes this week as well.
What I would like from knowledgeable Bimmer guys is a background on the ignition and fuel injection system. Just go over the concepts it all operates off of if anyone could. I only get to work on it when I am at school so I'm asking for the sake of allowing me to develop theories while I'm at home day dreaming. Things I need to do before I can truly trouble shoot would be change gas and oil, go at all the connections with electrical cleaner, and probably change every vacuum line, since they are almost none existent.
In the mean time if someone could enlighten me on how the fuel injection system and ignition system works in a M10 powered 318i.
P.S. I've always been horrible getting information out of forums, probably because of my novels I write at the beginning. So please get past that and post a response. Don't make me put some controversial thread title to get traffic ha ha. I'll state the superiority of Ford Mustang, or Bush's amazing reign in office.
Yo, my name's Nick
I know the ECU controls the injectors based on inputs from various sensors. The Bentley manual does a good job of showing how to test individual components, like the temp sensors, throttle control valve, idle control, etc. This process of elimination works for me. I had problem not unlike yours, and after verifying the operation of many different components, I replaced the Idle control valve and idle computer, no more problems. i was shocked at the prices for these parts so I went to Ebay and got both parts for $30.00. The Bentley manual is better than Haynes, in my personal opinion. The illustrations are better and the proceedures for repair are outlined with precision and detail. I got mine on Half.com for a much lower price than new.
Good luck.
Thanks alot, I'm going to go looking for a Bently.
Another thing I just remembered that stood out to me was when I had the key in the ignition and in the on position but not started, the fuel pump continuously ran. I would think that the fuel pump would pump the gas to a certain PSI then turn off, but it kept running. Also I went under the hood with it in the on position and with my amazing stethoscope (large flat head screwdriver), I pin pointed loud noises to see if they could give me any hints. And there was a ton of swirling sounds in the vacuum diaphragm at the end of the fuel rail (towards the front), also the last fuel injector was noisy (technically the first I guess, closest to the front). What I would like to know: is there any return system for excess fuel in the injection system? I am very confident that there is fluid movement in the system. Vacuum diaphragm noise makes me wonder if there is any 'false' vacuum mechanism?
My mind gets wrapped around things, especially when I can't interact with it since she's locked up in a automobile death yard.
Does the Bentley manual include a lot of good diagrams for the operation of components with each other and with-in them selves? Does anyone have any good resources that they could share of diagrams? I would much rather understand the system than blindly test components, although that is extremely important as well.
Yo, my name's Nick
Diagrams like this are a good place to start to understand the interaction of components (in a basic sense). I like arrows and usually like a short paragraph that corresponds to numbered components (as in information already written with the diagram, I'm not asking anyone to write anything but reply's).
So once again, any diagrams for the M10's ignition system, and related, or good sources to these diagrams would be awesome.
Yo, my name's Nick
Did some research, the last diaphragm on the fuel rail is the fuel pressure regulator and it returns fuel that exceeds a certain PSI, not the pump turning on and off. So the noise is just fuel passing through back to the tank, which is never something to complain about these days. There's also a dampener in the mix there somewhere, but that's irrelevant.
Doing the research and if anything is faulty it's most likely Idle Control Valve, Throttle Position Sensor, and maybe cold start valve. But before I go crazy I should at the very very least put some new gas in there and replace all the vacuum lines. Actually now that I think about it I think that and timing should significantly improve the problems. But I have a limited amount of time to work on it at school, and I hate standing around scratching my head when what I thought would help did nothing. So I'm just trying to compile a list of things to try when I don't see improvement.
(not an M10 ICV, not even BMW I don't think)
On a side note the thing is exhaust-less, and I've been talking to my Physics teacher (AP Physics which I don't feel guilty bragging about since I am at the same time taking 11th grade english in my 12th year), and I've decided to build my own muffler. I want to combine pieces from an old Cherry Bomb my friend is done with from his old F-100 (thank god, it was loud) and concepts from 'reflection' type mufflers. I'll be using the baffling a little bit, but I want the cherry bombs mostly for it's outer shell which is 3 inches in diameter, and I want to use them to cancel compression waves by reflecting the waves back on them selves. Haven't looked at the specific science behind it yet, so any ideas will be BA. I'll also post a separate thread about it.
Yo, my name's Nick
I work in education, we only have one AP-Physics class in our school. I know you'll like the Bentley manual for this car, I have an 85 318i and it works for me. The book does a good job covering the entire car, an impressive publication compared to today's text books. A good website to look up part numbers is realoem.com, use the VIN field to verify the actual date of your car's manufacture and parts.
Read about the brazen bull. I think if you construct the muffler with the right pipes you can get it to sound like a bull, which would be cool ... I think? Just don't cook anything or anyone in it. I have a VW horn with an inline resistor to knock the voltage down a bit, sounds like a sick duck, makes people laugh when they hear it. I'm mildy retarded I think.
This forum is an excellent resource of information, as is the manual. Don't forget to search for specific articles and blogs about problems and solutions for your car on the web. I've seen some write-ups on repairs from DIY's that are unmatched by any other resource. Nevertheless, I believe most times you will have to break out the manual and ohm meter to figure out whats wrong with engine driveability issues--other issues are more easily recognized and solved visually and or with a good ear.
I am at work and don't have time to read through this thread, but I did want to add that the E21 guys will be able to help as well:
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The E21 guys can help me because of the M10? Anyways for the most part I have the idle and the timing figured out. I've figured out what's working but not why, and have been able to get around the problem so it works and runs till I can figure exactly where the problem is.
So it's been idling at 3000 rpm. I take the Idle Control Valve off and hook it up to a battery, and what do you know it closes perfectly. Hook up a multimeter to the connector of the ICV and there's no signal, even after the engine is warm. So I come up with a cheap easy, kind of clever, fix. I go to home depot, go to the plumbing, and find a valve for water that allows a similar diameter amount of volume through. I clamp it to the hoses in place of the ICV valve. Turn the car on with it open, then slowly close it till the idle begins to drop till it's about 1500 rpm. At this point it's really shaky from the timing being advanced, so I loosen the distributor and slowly turn that and retard it. As the engine become more stable and the rpms drop I then closed the homemade idle valve more, then would retard the timing. I went back and forth till now it idles perfectly at 800 rpm, or as perfect as I can get by adjusting it by ear.
Didn't take my phone today so no pictures, but I'll post them as soon as I get them.
For the original ICV. It is a solenoid which is controlled by the Idle Control Unit, located under the dash above the glove box. I took a look at it and it looks clean and untampered with, and I don't think that would be something to go out, typically. But on the wiring diagram it seems to me that it takes on-off type inputs from temperature related things, so when the engine is still cold it can fast idle to warm up. Plus it takes input from the AC so the valve can compensate for the extra load. Also it detects engine RPM. So I figure the best place to start would be to go through and check all the input components and make sure they have good connections and etc. If they all seem to work fine I'll have to look for the leads to the sensors/switches, then I'd check the control unit.
The homemade valve may suit my needs just fine, as it's not a daily driver, but I'd like to know why it is not working because that same sensor could be effecting something else.
Anyways I'll keep updating till it's figured out. Maybe the water valve idea may work for someone else.
Yo, my name's Nick
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Harry Leroy STONER, his wife Edith Dorothy "Dot" LITTLE, and their only two children Gladys Lavenia STONER-HANDIBOE, and son Harry Leroy STONER, jR., in Prince Georges Co., 1920's.
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This is my Grandmother Margaret Estella LARMAN-LEWIS-LAWLOR holidng her only Granddaughter, Lora Margaret LEWIS, in DC/MD abt 1948-9
My Grandmother Margaret Estella LARMAN-LEWIS-LAWLOR, is in the back row left to center with a hat tipped to the side. In front sitting down on floor right side is Susie-her…
Meriweather LEWIS, can be found under M. LEWIS on the 1880 Fed census taken in VA. He married a Julia A. SAUNDERS'. both he and his wife were buried at the St., Mary's "White…
This is one of My Gradmother's Margaret's Sister's first husband's brother's. Her first husband was a Ollie BISSETT
There is a census record for James JACK, 1870, his daughter married a George W. BALLENGER, George died in Washington DC- Washington Post article either 1917 or 1916- a Navy Yard…
Georg W. BALLENGER'S wife's full name was Ella Grace JACK, her father was a James JACK b. VA abt 1812.The JACK'S. were also, apprently CONFEDERATE'S, Ella's mother died during the…
He was buried at this cemetery, in which he himself made a COMMEMORATION to his fellow soldiers. He's in the EMMERSON family plot there.
From the book, his only book "Recollection from 1860 to 1865
Published by PEAKE & COMPANY 1895
John H. LEWIS' brother's name was George Washington LEWIS of VA, who was a CONFEDERATE
This is me, Lora Margaret LEWIS-HANDIBOE, b. DC. Sept., 2007 in WV. Several CONFEDERATE, some UNION, some Revolutionary soldiers, etc., all on my father's side.
Lora M. HANDIBOE & only Granddaughter . Sept., 2007 in WV..
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the lady is Pearl Evelyn TEEPLE-HANDIBOE, wife of William HANDIBOE. Pearl was either the daughter or a close relative of Dewitt H. TEEPLE, union soldier b. MI.
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IN the mid-1970s there was a children's TV show called Runaround, hosted by Mike Reid (who later found fame in EastEnders). At the end of every show, he would look directly into the camera and say, in his best East End-geezer voice: "And remember kids – you be good to your mum. She's been good to you."
Well, this weekend is your chance to honour Mike Reid's memory by heading to your local Worcestershire farmers' market, buying some ingredients and cooking your mum (or the mother of your children) a special meal for tomorrow's Mothering Sunday.
Worcestershire farmers' market stallholders will be in Bromsgrove High Street from 9am until 5pm today, offering everything from lamb sausages to leeks, cakes and quality preserves.
You are sure to find something that your mum will love on the stalls – whether it is a homebaked fruit pie from 19 Gales Farmhouse Foods, or a special pudding from Tastebuds. Have a wander around and see what you think she might like.
Of course, tomorrow gives you the perfect opportunity to cook mum something special. Invite her over, tell her to put her feet up, open a bottle of something sweet or dry from Old Dunnington Farm and serve up a roast dinner.
You'll find numerous options for quality roasts at today's farmers' market, whether your special guest prefers beef, pork, lamb or mutton.
If you want perfect roast potatoes as well, don't forget to par-boil them in gently boiling salted water for about eight minutes then leave them to cool completely. You should then scratch them roughly with a fork and season with salt. Only roast your spuds around the joint if there is plenty of fat – at least half a centimetre – and plenty of room. It's usually better to preheat the oil in a separate pan, adding any fat from the roasting tin just before the potatoes go in – and don't add them until the oil is sizzling hot. Roast your spuds for the last 45 minutes of your joint's cooking time, turning at least once.
Today's farmers' market is in High Street, Bromsgrove, from 9am until 5pm. Next weekend's markets are in Abbey Road, Malvern, on Saturday, March 20, from 9am until 2pm, and in Angel Place, Worcester, from 9am until 3pm on Sunday, March 21.


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Anatomically correct doll is freaking out some parents
There's a anatomically correct baby boy doll being sold by Toys 'R' Us – and some shoppers and online readers aren't very happy about it.
The toy, which is made by the "You and Me Mommy Change My Diaper" collection, also cries when its diapers are wet, but it's the doll's ding-a-ling that has some customers riled up.
Some parents left online comments, calling the doll inappropriate and unnecessary for kids. Others just wished the doll's box came with a warning label. Click over to Huffington Post to see the doll.


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Recipe Find: Zucchini bread puts Texas produce to good use
Updated 4:19 am, Saturday, July 14, 2012
Doris Etchison's garden is going crazy producing zucchini and she wants a recipe to put it to use. But not just any recipe.
Etchison wants the recipe for the zucchini bread served at Sunday brunch at The Peach Café in Boerne.
"The recipe was in their 'Peach Café' cookbook. I think you printed the recipe when you wrote an article on the café," she says.
"The zucchini bread has zucchini and cinnamon and pecans. I have lots of Texas pecans from my trees from past years, too.
"Can you print the recipe for zucchini bread again?"
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Although we wrote an item on the "The Peach Café Cookbook" by Shea Haase Ash and Nancy Fitch, owners of The Peach Café in Boerne, when it was published, we didn't run the recipe. I did, however, find the recipe in the cookbook.
I noted at that time that customers have been clamoring for the women's recipes since the partners bought the restaurant, then named Peach Tree Kountry Kitchen in 2003. They first named it Peach Tree Café, then more recently The Peach Café.
Fitch and Ash continue to run the restaurant and they still serve the zucchini bread and cheesy yeast rolls on Sunday brunch, still made by the same baker who worked for the original owners for 10 years and for the partners for nine years.
Recipe Find appears Sundays in Taste. If you are looking for a lost recipe or have a favorite recipe to share, let us hear from you. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or write Recipe Find, San Antonio Express-News, P.O. Box 2171, San Antonio, TX 78297-2171. Recipe requests will be answered in this column only; due to time limitations, no personal replies can be given.


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pfSense lets you specify hosts for UPnP.
-----Original Message-----
From: Rene Moser [mailto:mail at renemoser dot net]
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2008 10:54 AM
To: monowall
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Feature request: UPnP
hi Michel
Michel Servaes wrote:
> Some time ago, someone else asked this question before...
> Back then the answer was no... UPNP is a possible security issue,
when misused by one of your local applications... and when using
monowall, you know what you are doing, in so - you'd have to open ports
yourself - which I greatly appreciate.
You are absolutly right, when using upnp you have to know what you are
> If you really want upnp, you should consider pfsense (although I
don't use it, I see the option in my status list - which obviously tells
me that it is disabled - I guess there is somewhere in the GUI an option
to enable it in pfSense).
But what about giving the same option in m0n0 as it is in pfSense. So
you can chose (if you really like upnp and you know what you are doing,
you can enable it)
Of course it would be great, if you could say, this host with ip
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is allowed to do upnp.
But I mean, opening ports is
- not really more secure
- not comfortable (but this is normally not a point in security issues)


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Much like Resurrection Macabre was an amalgam of the first three Pestilence records in the 80s and 90s, Obsideo seems a combination of its two direct predecessors with a lot of the Spheres fusion jazz poking through in the lead guitar choices and backing ambiance. While not as steadfastly groovy and modernist as Doctrine, it certainly forwards that aesthetic by ironically tempering it with components from the bands' past, specifically the 90s when they were so forward thinking that they dropped off just about everyone's radar. Don't get me wrong: this album still has loads of simplistic, churning groove/death rhythms which stir the conscience much like they'll stir a mosh pits' collective limbs, but there is a slightly more adventurous shadow being cast by the past here, and it's the reason I've been so back and forth on Obsideo since I started listening to this. At times I've found it quite brilliant, and at others I struggle to give a damn...it's unlikely to sway the divisiveness Pestilence has faced since its regrouping strongly in one direction or the other.
Very clearly, all the cries of 'sellout' and 'cash in' and other nonsensical accusations that have surrounded the group since their 21st century rebirth have by now (or should now be) subsided, because the music they've been putting out is hardly accessible to either the mainstream metal audience or even the trending death metal crowds of the present era. It's not easily pigeonholed into brutal death, or old school death, or really anything other than to say that it's fucking Pestilence. Patricks Mameli and Uterwijk are not touring compulsively across the world on major packages, they're not being carted around in limousines while they log in remotely to their offshore banking accounts, and they're not releasing lazy industrial metal albums because they suddenly don't give a fuck. Obsideo might not be their best material, in fact very far fucking from it, but it's not like they're just constantly recycling Consuming Impulse, one of the greatest albums ever, to appease the highly critical vest-metal fashionistas that seem to hate anything which doesn't proscribe to a particular set of popular nostalgic standards, which is odd since the majority of said critics weren't even able to walk yet when Roadrunner dropped Testimony of the Ancients.
Oh, there IS recycling here, the majority of the rhythm guitar patterns paraphrased from prior albums, but not in a matter that speaks of trying to turn a quick buck. I simply think Pestilence has run itself against a wall in attempting to constantly reinvent its pummeling post-modern aesthetics, and that has translated into the sheer redundancy in chord choices which are nothing new to anyone following the band since 1991. I had half expected Obsideo to be highly experimental, to push their sonic envelope much like Testimony's 'refinement' of the 80s records, but instead it clings too tightly to its predecessors, and lacks the songwriting punch of Resurrection Macabre, which was exceptionally energized and memorable other than the strange choice to repeat the choruses at the beginnings of the tunes. I still spin that album a lot, especially for that one-two combo leading it off, whereas the more recent Doctrine earns only an occasional curiosity spin. After about a half dozen treks through Obsideo, I feel I very well might consign it to that same fate...it tries pretty hard, and it's ultimately worth hearing, impossible not to headbang to if you've got a personal connection to Mameli's riffing style, but it does come up short on those transitive, unforgettable moments that defined their earlier incarnations...
Bear in mind that there are new dudes entering the fold here, most notably David Haley of the Australian tech killers Psycroptic, Ruins, Blood Duster and The Amenta, who naturally proved attractive due to his high level of skill and attention to details. He does a fantastic job here, his fills and tempo mastery helping to really enhance what are evidently a very simple set of chugging, oft discordant rhythm guitar riffs, complex only in that they avoid a number of the genre tropes and set up the sporadic, jazzy leads which Pestilence has been shoveling upon us since Testimony and Spheres. I'm not familiar with the new bassist Georg Maier, but he's definitely got an agile style here which brings to mind Tony Choy, only with the benefits of the more muscular modern definition in the low end mix. The rhythm section certainly feels mechanical in nature, loud and in a few cases brickwalled, but I think with a record as once-futuristic as this that industrial precision is not at all unwelcome in its execution. Put bluntly, Obsideo sounds absolutely fantastic if you're not afraid of death metal records sounding like they were recorded in 2013 and not 1993. I mean I love that stuff too, to this day, but Pestilence is not a band that I really need to dwell too much on studio reversion (though they are clearly doing this in the riff construction).
Much has been said of Mameli's vocals and how they compare to his esteemed predecessor, one of the greatest death metal growlers of all time (who continues to forge on in that capacity with Hail of Bullets, Asphyx and Grand Supreme Blood Court). That said, even if he's no Van Drunen, Patrick is simply gruesome on this album, his guttural the one 'wild' contrast to the absolute control the musicians have over their instruments. Occasional higher-pitched snarls are used to double up on his standard pitch, but really it's that low end, ugly sustain to his voice that complements the box-like palm-muted grooves and airy, winding solos. He seems to improve across the album, with tunes like "Super Conscious" and "Saturation" having the most impact. Believe me, as much as I prefer the first two albums musically, the shift in front men was never really a problem unless you just hated half of Mameli's foot-in-mouth rants over the decades. To be fair, it's no surprise at all that he alienated a chunk of his audience with his standoffish comments, but he's hardly a hack on the microphone, and I say that not based solely on the studio performance, but also in having seen him live a few times.
As for the riff-set, you've got a lot of those transmigratory, time signature warping palm mutes colliding all over the place with Haley's devastating capabilities. Like I hinted above, the bottom line on this disc is not exactly difficult or technical in terms of the number of notes being strewn over the beats, but more concerned with repeatedly jerking you around, boxing in your eardrums and planting a boot in your gut. Leads are more alien and playful, naturally, like a lot of the 80s fusion guitarists that inspired the original members, but that does not always make them particularly inspiring or interesting, since we've been down this road before. I believe there is enough chugging force to the down-tuned guitars that fans of niches like djent and nu metal seeking something more unusual might feel this record, but that's not to say it belongs to either of those categories, it just doesn't have any apprehension at using whatever modern techniques or tools are available to it. All told, whether or not the grooves 'lay into you' will determine whether you love or hate this: say, for instance, the advance track "Necro Morph" and its semi-familiar Pestilential rhythmic step...did you feel that? Did you neck just shake? Yes? Pursue further. No? Forget this exists.
My neck shook, my temples throbbed, my fists clenched, and I felt fully immersed in the experience WHILE having it, but 20-30 minutes later I just didn't seem to care, much the same as I responded to Doctrine. It's a good album, but from a band that for 21 years gave me nothing but great albums (even a couple that I'd still consider flawless, timeless examples of distinct death metal), it doesn't feel completely adequate. Certainly not a letdown, because after Doctrine I did not have high expectations, but I felt like they'd go for something more bizarre this time out (like a Spheres) and it still seems they are tinkering with the same rhythmic toys. A band like Pestilence might be better served moving continuously forward...regardless of what or who they leave behind. Back to space, boys! We'll catch up. Resurrection Macabre already paid their early years ample tribute, and that and Doctrine are really too recent to demand their own...which Obsideo ends up being, though it's as taut and professional as you might hope for.


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Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs back up from their irresistible single 'Trouble' with the equally as satiable original track 'Garden'. Packing all the punches in a mellow, majestic, blip-blop production kind of way, T-E-E-D bring the bass and fuse some killer vocals to hit all the right notes.
So groovy with it's casual, drifting melody, sample it from SoundCloud, and remember to pick it up from all good digital outlets.
Garden (Soundcloud edit) NEXT SINGLE 02/10/2011 by T-E-E-D
As a cheeky bonus, here's the Joe Goddard remix which chops up the vocals and turns the track into spacey, disco-glitch affair. Release is dropped on October 2nd, with remixes from Soul Clap, Hackman, MYNC, Calibre and Donae'o as well.
Garden (Joe Goddard remix) by T-E-E-D
Edit: This remix of Garden just landed by Soul Clap. It's a beauty, smooth as can be. Set to be released on Polydor, October 16th.


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Great Tribulation Overview
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The Following is what will happen during the Tribulation, presented as a chapter-by-chapter summary, and then as an outline. This view is quite different from most of what has been previously taught, but in the perception of this writer, and other Christians who have examined it, is more in accord with both the Bible and reality.
Note that the Revelation consists of a series of visions. Some happen on earth, and some in Heaven. The ones that happen on earth form a rough sequence of the events of the Tribulation, but there is some overlapping in time. For example, the ministry of the Two Witnesses has to overlap the reign of the Two Beasts, because they both last for 3 1/2 years and they both are in action at the same time, but the Beasts are still in power for some time after the ministry of the Two Witnesses ends. The key to knowing what happens on earth is to understand that the Tribulation consists of three great outpourings of God's wrath that are called "woes" (Rev. 9:12 & 11:14). These "woes" define the sequence of Tribulation events. The visions that take place in Heaven do not necessarily take place at any particular time, except as they relate to specific events on earth. The events on earth reveal the timetable.
The Great Tribulation begins in chapter 6, either with verse 1 or verse 12. The events described in verses 12-16 are part of the effects of the asteroid or comet collision described in Revelation 8:7 - 9:2.
Chapter 7 is about what happens to Christians during the Tribulation. The Seal of the Living God, which protects Christians who are ready from God's wrath during the Tribulation, is given between verses 11 and 12 of chapter 6. What John sees after the Seal is given doesn't have to do with any specific point in time. It is only telling what will happen to the Christians who don't get the Seal.
Chapter 8, from verse 7 to 9:2, is about an asteroid or comet collision. As stated in the "Mountain Burning With Fire" page, each trumpet-heralded event is actually a specific aspect of one great event. The vivid image of "a great mountain burning with fire" in verse 8 tells us exactly what kind of event. In verse 13 we find the first mention of "woes" - the three great outpourings of God's wrath that will happen during the Tribulation.
Chapter 9 consists of two sections. The first, verses 3-11, deals with something that happens as a scientifically unexpected after-effect of the collision: the mysterious "locusts" that sting like scorpions. Verse 12 clearly and specifically shows that the Great Tribulation consists of three "woes".
The second section, verses 13-19, tells about a mysterious "army" that appears in the vicinity of Baghdad and annihilates a third (half the surviving - see Zechariah 13:8) human race. Like the "locusts", this army appears to be demonic.
Chapter 10 is about events in Heaven. It is a vision that was given to John to prepare him for what he was about to see. It tells us, in verse 7, that when the Two Witnesses have finished their ministry, all opportunity for salvation will be gone.
Chapter 11 is about the ministry of the Two Witnesses. This begins after the "army" has finished it's deadly work, but before the Two Beasts arise to power.
Chapter 12 has it's fulfillment in the Church Age, not during the Tribulation. The "flood" mentioned in verse 15 is Islam. The "woman clothed with the sun" is the nation of Israel. Her child is Jesus. But the chapter is mainly about Satan. Note that this vision takes place mainly in Heaven, not on earth.
Chapter 13 is about the reign of the Two Beasts. This begins after the Two Witnesses have already begun their ministry. It continues for at least several months after the ministry of the Two Witnesses ends, and possibly for more than a year afterward. It does not end, in fact, until the Battle of Armageddon.
Chapter 14 is another vision that takes place in Heaven. Except for verses 14-20, which are a preview of Armageddon, it doesn't happen at any particular time. It's primary message is an exhortation to faithfulness addressed to Christians during the Tribulation, especially to martyrs.
Chapter 15, another vision that takes place in Heaven, is a prelude to the third great outpouring of wrath, a "helium flash" in the sun.
Chapter 16 is about a "helium flash", a low-power "nova" (not a supernova!) in the sun, and it's effects on the earth. The key to understanding is verse 8, which, like Rev. 8:8, tells us what the material source of the catastrophe is. The events toward the end of the chapter are secondary geological and meteorological consequences of the nova. This disaster happens shortly after the deaths of the Two Witnesses. It can't last for more than a few months, or the human race would be exterminated.
Chapter 17 introduces us to Mystery Babylon. This chapter applies to the entire period of the reign of the Beasts, up to the destruction of Babylon.
Chapter 18 tells us about the destruction of Mystery Babylon. This takes place after the sun has returned to near-normal. It probably means that Mecca gets nuked.
In chapter 19 we have the actual Second Coming of Christ, and the Marriage Supper (or Wedding Feast) of the Lamb. This happens in Jerusalem right after the Second Coming. While that is going on, we have the preparation for, and the beginning of, the Battle of Armageddon.
In chapter 20, the Battle of Armageddon ends, the Beasts are thrown into the Lake of Fire, Satan is chained in the Bottomless Pit, and the Millenium begins.
Thus we have a general concept of what the Revelation shows. We will now present this in a formal outline:
Great Tribulation Outline:
I. The First Woe:
A. Laodicean overcomers are given the Seal of the Living God.
B. An asteroid or comet collides with the earth, striking in the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii. It devastates a third of the earth's surface and kills a third of the human raced. It wipes out the United States.
C. Demonic locusts torment the survivors for 5 months. A condition of perpetual darkness, caused by the collision, probably exists during this time.
II. The Second Woe
A. The demonic "army" from the Euphrates region kills another third of the human race.
B. The Two Witnesses appear in Jerusalem and preach for 3 1/2 literal years.
1. They preach a message of repentance. For the unsaved Jews and the lukewarm Christians, this is the last chance for grace.
2. They wield the wrath of God like a sword, showing the world that their message is inspired and supported by God. This may include a 3 1/2 year worldwide drought.
3. Unlike any other saints in history, they have supernatural power to kill anyone who attacks them. They will use it.
C. After the Two Witnesses begin their ministry, the Two Beasts, a king and a false prophet, arise to power. They do this with the support of Mystery Babylon.
1. Note that these are Two Beasts. Not the Antichrist.
2. An image of the king is erected that is brought to life by the false prophet. Note that contrary to popular belief, the Bible does not say that this image will be in the Temple in Jerusalem.
3. The false prophet, not the king, makes everyone take the Mark of the Beast on their foreheads or the palms of their hands.
4. They engage in deadly persecution of Christians.
5. The king kills the Two Witnesses, who arise from the dead and ascend to Heaven 3 1/2 days later.
6. A local earthquake heavily damages Jerusalem.
III. The Third Woe
A. The sun "goes nova" -actually a low-power "helium flash" - increasing its energy output seven times. This causes terrible suffering, but can't last for long, at most a few months. This ends with the greatest thunderstorm in known history.
B. After the nova event ends, a falling out occurs between Mystery Babylon - traditional Islam - and the Beasts.
C. The Beast (the king) destroys Mystery Babylon. This apparently includes Mecca getting nuked. It will also include widespread arrest, imprisonment and execution of tradition Muslim leaders.
D. The Lord Jesus Christ returns in Triumph. The Wedding Feast of the Lamb takes place in Jerusalem.
E. The Beasts attempt to overthrow Christ's Kingdom with military force, culminating in the Battle of Armageddon.
F. The Millennium begins.
It is important for you to know about these things, so that your faith will not be shaken when they begin to happen. For more information on these things, see the "Great Tribulation" section of the Main Message, and the "A Mountain Burning With Fire" page. Or check out the "Great Tribulation" pages at the "End Time Prophetic Vision" site. In the latter case, scroll down until you see the name "William D. Brehm" and click on it.
But remember, the most important thing is,
Contact Author, William D. Brehm, firstname.lastname@example.com


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Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance
Details of Disappearance
Damon Bonds was last seen by friends on Saturday, March 27, 2004. His truck was found in the parking lot at Delong Lake on March 31. His dog was in the bed of the truck under a canopy, the doors were unlocked and his cellular phone was on the front seat, but there was no sign of Damon. The APD Auxiliary Search Team, assisted by a dog trained to find cadavers, hunted for Bonds in the area around his truck but found no signs of him.
Damon's friends and family insist that he never would have left his dog, and are convinced he met with foul play.
Investigating Agency
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
Anchorage Police Department
(907) 786-8500
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Time: October 1, 2013 to January 10, 2014
Location: Inworlds
Event Type: call, for, papers
Organized By: Heike Philp aka Gwen Gwasi
Latest Activity: Aug 26, 2013
May we invite you to submit a proposal to present at the 7th SLanguages Annual Symposium 28 Feb - 2 March 2014. This 3-day conference in Second Life is dedicated to language educators and focuses on language teaching and learning in virtual worlds.
Proposal deadline: 10 January 2014
Proposal guidelines
Your proposal should be no more than 250 words long. Please include the title; the theme or topic area and confirm whether you wish to offer a discussion, presentation or workshop; explain the background to your contribution with sources and methods; and the main conclusions or intended outcomes. We would also need biodata of no more than 150 words.
Sessions will be:
Please use the following submission form
About SLanguages
SLanguages Annual Symposium was founded by Gavin Dudeney of The Consultants-E in 2007 and in 2010 was taken over by a committee, lead by Gary Motteram of the University of Manchester.
It is the only conference on language learning in virtual worlds and show-cases language learning in Second Life and other immersive 3D environment such as Open Sim, World of Warcraft etc.
It is a 'magical' conference that goes way beyond traditional conference presentations.
Tours, workshops, demo lessons, performances and theatre plays were all part of the past conferences.
All of the sessions take place in the immersive 3D environment and are screen shared with Adobe Connect to provide 'a virtual window' to a 'virtual world'.
SLanguages takes place for the 7th time next year.
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Good evening, Heike, here we go again. Hope I can be of help with the organization. You can count on me!
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Scarecrow Trail 2017
Get your thinking caps on, it's that time again! Have a look through the photos and see if you get get inspired to create a winner!
Congratulations to the Boyd family for their winning scarecrow 2016 'Gulliver'.
Congratulations also to the Marks Family for their 'Strawbob Scarepants' which won the Children's Choice prize and Peter Bird who won the Most Unusual Scarecrow with 'Galacticrow'.
We have raised almost £2000 this year and managed to pick the driest weekend in what was a very wet June. Half will go directly to the Village Hall to help maintain and improve this vital Village resource. The other half is being donated on your behalf to Cancer Research UK, a charity supported by the late Vera Shaw who was a great supporter of our village. Thank you for helping to raise this impressive sum for a very worthy cause.


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VRSP Exposes Students to a
Different Side of Veterinary Medicine
Although the Veterinary Research Scholars Program involves several intense months engaged in scientific research, students also enjoy some recreational activities during the duration of the program. While in Loveland, Colo. to present the findings of their studies at an annual research convention, the VRSP scholars took time to enjoy the scenery with a hike in the mountains.
Senior scholar Lynn Brockway, who has participated in the VRSP for two years, presents the results of her study on inflammation in horses during the convention in Colorado.
Nathanial Kollias is a self-described nerd who reads scientific journals for fun. The Wheaton, Ill., native is a second-year student at the MU College of Veterinary Medicine simultaneously pursuing a master's degree in public health. He said that rather than seeking work in a traditional private veterinary practice after graduation, he aspires to find a position with the federal Centers for Disease Control or a similar organization.
"I know that research is crucial to public health," he said.
To increase his knowledge of that research, Kollias became one of 33 students who participated in this past summer's Veterinary Research Scholars Program. The program, first established at the CVM in 2005, exposes veterinary students to research career opportunities through a faculty-mentored experience. To participate, students with at least one year in the CVM or those who have been accepted into the incoming class must submit an application that includes current veterinary school GPA, resume, statement of interest, and one letter of reference. Students also choose three mentors with whom they would like to work.
Participants who are selected receive a stipend during the full-time research activity portion of the program, which takes place during their summer break. However, work begins months earlier with mentor meetings and attendance at a weekly course, Foundations in Veterinary Research and Discovery.
Kollias focused his research project on examining Johne's Disease. Johne's is a bacterial infection that affects the small intestine of ruminants, usually cows, causing wasting. It can be fatal. Kollias proposed examining the prevalence of the infection in goats, which is one of the fastest growing populations of food animals.
Under the tutelage of mentor Dr. Patrick Pithua, an assistant professor at the CVM, Kollias collected blood samples at 30 farms and found positive tests for John's Disease at eight of them.
He said he notified the farmers of the results and advised them to contact their veterinarians; however, providing veterinary medical advice and care was not within the scope of his research project.
For Beverly Thompson her interest in research is rooted in the One Health/One Medicine concept. She worked on a project under the direction of Dr. Rebecca Johnson, director of the Research Center for Human-Animal Interaction.
"My project dealt with children undergoing forensic interviews after alleged abuse," she explained. Thompson collected data on the children's heart rates, peripheral skin temperatures and their self-assessed level of fear before, during and after the interviews.
A control group was examined following current standard of care guidelines, while a second group of children had a specially trained therapy dog present with them during their interviews.
Thompson, who hails from Chatham, Ill., said the project increased her awareness of the unique role veterinarians have and the importance of being an active member of the community.
Previously, students were allowed to participate in the VRSP for one year only. Two years ago, program director Dr. Craig Franklin implemented a "Senior Scholars" component that allows several students to return for a second year of the program while serving as mentors to the first-year participants.
Minnesota native Lynn Brockway said she had such a positive experience her first year, she applied to become one of this year's senior scholars.
"Research can be overwhelming when you first step into it. I encouraged the students to keep going and to be proactive about their projects and in contacting their mentors," she said. Brockway and two other senior scholars also took on organizational duties, such as coordinating some of the social activities that included touring research facilities, taking a float trip, and going hiking while the group was in Colorado for the annual research convention.
A second year of participation also allowed Brockway to take her research project from her first year to the next level. Brockway, who is also pursuing a master's degree in veterinary public health, worked with mentors Dr. Philip Johnson, a professor in equine medicine at the CVM, and Dr. Amy DeClue, CVM assistant professor in small animal internal medicine and associate director of MU's Comparative Internal Medicine Laboratory. Brockway examined the effects of a compound in reducing the inflammatory response in horses. During her first year in the VRSP, her research was confined to a laboratory setting treating blood with the compound and measuring responses. This past summer, she was able to treat horses with the compound and measure differences in the inflammatory response before and after treatment.
Franklin said the goal of the program is to spark the kind of interest that infected Brockway, Thompson and Kollias to develop a much-needed community of veterinary research scientists.
"Veterinarians with their broad-based knowledge of multiple animal species and comparative mindset offer a unique perspective to scientific questions and as a result are very valuable contributors to biomedical research both as primary investigators and collaborators," Franklin said. "Moreover, here at MU, we're fortunate to have the best and the brightest and it is an absolute thrill to watch them explore research through the VRSP."
Funding for the program was supplied by Merial, Pfizer, Boehringer Ingelheim, Bayer, Morris Animal Foundation, RADIL endowment, the Comparative Orthopaedic Laboratory and the MU College of Veterinary Medicine Dean's office and all three CVM departments.
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From: "jthornton" <>
Subject: Re: Parish registers on microfiche
Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2001 20:23:38 -0000
References: <000401c09c3f$4e6b4720$9f83a5d5@cmxdotzd>
I too saw this item & wrote to the DRO giving the parish I was interested
in.I got a letter back giving what fiche were available for that parish &
saying if I contacted them with what ones I wanted they would send an
application form and quotation.The fiche are £1-50 each and there is a £5
charge payable to the parish church for use of their register.They reckon
about 6 weeks from receipt of form and payment as they do not keep the fiche
as stock
but have to process each order.
Jennifer Thornton
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From: "David Teague" <>
To: <>
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 7:43 PM
Subject: Parish registers on microfiche
> The current issue of Devon Family Historian has a small item tucked away
on an inside page to the effect that 'microfiche copies of parish registers
are now available for sale directly from the DRO'. I> David Teague
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Frequently Asked Questions
Electricity monitors
How easy is it to install an efergy monitor?
The e2 couldn't really be much simpler to install. Simply put the clamp onto the live mains cable in your fuse-box and put the display on your coffee table! Then program the display for your own requirements and that's it!
How much money can I save with an efergy monitor?
The savings vary from user to user but they can be considerable, we reckon up to 20%, if you use an efergy monitor and change the way you use the electrical appliances around your home. We have put a guide together to show you how small changes can make a big difference!
Is the sensor supposed to be loose around the cable?
The sensor should fit loosely around your cable. Please do not pack it with anything to make it fit tighter. This could cause inaccurate readings and potentially be a safety hazard. If the sensor is too small for the cable you may need to purchase an XL sensor from our e-shop.
Can I compare the information displayed on my monitor to my electricity bill?
Our electricity monitors cannot be used as a comparison to your electricity meter, and to your electricity bill. Electricity meters have to conform to much stricter guidelines and testing procedures, which are not applicable to our range of wireless electricity receivers. All data displayed on our monitors should be for reference only.
What kind of information is displayed on the monitor?
All our monitors show power information (kW), cost information (£), and carbon emissions (CO2). The information is displayed in three different modes: instant, history and average. Press the top Function Button to change the information displayed from one mode to another.
Does the energy monitor need batteries?
Both the transmitter and the receivers work with 1.5v alkaline batteries and in addition the monitors can be powered by 6v DC adaptor to save on the use of batteries.
Are the monitors three phase compatible?
What type of wireless communications do the monitors use?
Our transmitters use 433 MHZ to communicate with the display.
Which is the transmission rate?
Our transmitters send energy information data every 10s/15s/20s.
How far does the device transmit?
Transmitters work up to around 328 Feet within the home. But this will depend upon the environment in which it is working. If the building that the monitor is operating in contains ironwork in the walls, thick concrete walls or floors and other wireless technology such as weather stations and wireless thermostats, then this can greatly reduce transmission ranges and possible cause the monitor to drop its link.
How much energy do efergy monitors consume?
Really low, less than 0.001 kWh.
With how much sensitivity is instant power displayed on the monitor?
All our monitors can display electricity consumption with a sensitivity of 1W.
How do our monitors work out what I am spending on electricity?
The simples way to do this is to take your "Total electric bill amount" and divide by the "Total kWh consumed". This will give you a value of for example, $0.09 (equals 9 centsper kWh). This will give you a cost per kWh including ALL charges, which is what you see on your total electric bill. For setting Time-of-Use periods refer to the Manual.
How long will the monitors record data for?
Our monitors can record data for the last 7 days, 7 weeks and 24 months (12 months for the elite monitor). They can also store hourly information for the last 240 days.
Will I lose the information in the event of a power cut or when I remove the batteries?
All information is stored in an internal memory which saves and holds the data even in case of power cut, or when you remove the batteries. In the event of a power cut the clock and the date will remain the same than when the power was removed. You will only loose the information stored in the memory when you reset the device.
If I remove the batteries will I lose the information on the display?
If you need to change or remove the batteries, the display has an internal memory, so information stored on the display will not be lost.
How long should the batteries last?
Battery life depends upon the quality and condition of batteries used, time spent interrogating the collected data and the intervals between transmissions. In ideal conditions up to 18 months of battery life can be expected in the products.
How do i know what tariff to set in the menu?
Only your energy provider can supply these details. Please review your last bill or contact your provider.
I have four dashes (- - -) showing on the display. What does this mean?
Move the display closer to the transmitter and press the Link Button. If the dashes remain on the display this would indicate the transmitter and receiver are not communicating. Please contact efergy Customer Service to help locate the problem.
Backlight appears to work sometimes, and not other times. Is my display broken?
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How do I reset the display (clear the data and start again)?
Only when is in the 'Energy Now' screen, push and hold for two seconds the buttons 'History' and Mode/Set until CLR appears on the screen. This will turn the display to his original setup (from factory) and should not affect neither time or date. Attention! You will lose all the information stored in the memory of the display.
elink software
What new features does the elink 2.0 bring?
The elink 2.0 brings a completely renewed look based in a cool blue colour background. The software includes three new interesting features:
- Historical and average demand curves: users can investigate daily historical as well as average daily (per week day and per month) demand curves.
- Add stickie feature: users can add text messages to every energy record. This will help track and follow up energy behavior in the home.
- Manage Demand Feature: the program shows the benefits of two possible shifts Tariff shift: it simulates the effect of moving from a single to dual tariff scheme, displaying the yearly benefits. Peak consumption shift: it simulates what would happen if demand peaks were to shift to off-peak periods (i.e. turning the tumble drier in an off-peak period), showing the yearly savings..
When I start the installation of the elink 2.0 I get an error message, what should I do?
Before installing the software ensure you have the latest version of Adobe air, Java, and .NET framework. Once you get these install the software choosing "Run as Administrator".
I want to reinstall the the elink 2.0, how should I proceed?
In case you want to reinstall the software, first uninstall any previous versions of the elink software and any folders related to it, then you can proceed to reinstall the software.
I am using Windows Vista, is there any special installation requirement?
When running Windows Vista, make sure the User Access Control (UAC) feature is turned off before running this software. You must have Administrator privileges to proceed with the installation.
The elink 2.0 doesn't recognise when my efergy monitor is plugged into the computer. What happens?
The elink 2.0 might not recognise the monitor due to an installation failure. Please try again or reinstall the software.
When i try to download my monitor information for second time it sends and error message or says that it cant find the device
When an USB enabled efergy monitor is connected to the computer the USB icon (on the display) comes ON and stays ON for some time, while is collecting the data from the monitor, After some time of being connected the monitor will start showing the 'Energy Now' or 'Instant screen' and you won't be able to collect data. The data has to be collected when the USB icon is being displayed
Does the elink allow me to continuously collect energy data from the efergy monitor?
The efergy monitor cannot be left connected to the computer and collect data continuously. It has to be unplugged from the computer and reconnected to get new data. The device has to be disconnected and after 10-15 seconds should be reconnected back to computer to collect data.
Can I retrieve the energy data from the elink 1.0 and pass it to the elink 2.0?
No, you can't. The backed up data from elink 1.0 cannot be transferred to elink 2.0 at the moment, as both programs are written in different programming language and the backed up data/ folders and their structure layouts are different.
Is the elink 2.0 compatible with Mac OS?
Yes, you can download the Mac version of our software from our downloads section. Our elink 2.0 Mac version is compatible with the latest Mac OS Snow Leopard.
Is the elink 2.0 compatible with Windows 7?
elink 2.0 is compatible with Windows 7 (32 bit and 64 bit versions). Just ensure that the UAC is lowered to minimum, PC is restarted and the installation file is right clicked 'Run as Administrator' otherwise it won't link properly with the device.


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Fono appoints new Managing Director
Fono Distribution Services has appointed Hannu Ruoppa as its Managing Director for its operations across Middle East and Africa. He will look into improving the quality and efficiency of Fono's operations, both internally and externally and further expand the company's brand recognition, perception and profitability.
Ruoppa's vision is to continue strengthening Fono's position as a professional retailer throughout the Middle East and improve consumers' retail experience. He has extensive experience in the mobile telecom industry and has worked with leading telecommunications companies in senior management positions.
Fono opened its doors to the Middle East consumer for the first time in November 1999, marking the start of a revolution in mobile communications retailing in the region. The showcase store in Dubai was the first multi-vendor store in the Middle East, offering a range of warranty-covered products supported by professionals. — (menareport.com)
© 2003 Mena Report (www.menareport.com)
Top Headlines
- JP Morgan Private Bank appoints new India offshore Managing Director and Executive Directors
- Amadeus Gulf inaugurates new headquarters in Abu Dhabi and appoints new Managing Director
- New Managing Director appointed at P&O Maritime
- Sheraton Dubai Creek Hotel & Towers appoints new Director of Revenue Management


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AN indoor children's play area which has stood empty for 15 years has been earmarked for use as a national training academy by pub chain Toby Carvery.
Mitchells & Butlers Retail Ltd, which owns the brand, has revealed plans to transform the disused play den at the Hopgrove Toby Carvery in to a training kitchen for staff across the country.
Plans have been submitted to City of York Council requesting a change of use for redundant buildings on the site, off Malton Road.
The proposals are to create a training academy for Toby Carvery, which operates 156 sites and employs 5,000 staff nationwide.
The academy will feature a mock-up of a working kitchen, carvery deck and seating area, where staff will be able to learn to cook, carve and serve customers.
Sarah Pyne, from The JTS Partnership, acting agents for Mitchells & Butlers, said: "In terms of the distribution of Toby Carvery's across the United Kingdom, the York site is centrally located, half way between the furthest north in Scotland and the furthest south in Bournemouth. This is an ideal location for Toby Carvery to offer such a training opportunity.
"The fact this proposal seeks to re-use a redundant building is both an effective use of land and encourages immediate and wider benefits, by way of supporting an established and successful business, and providing an opportunity for training and skills development."
The plans state at any one time there will be no more than 12 Toby Carvery employees being taught in the new facility, by three or four trainers.
It is proposed the onsite Holiday Inn Express, which is held on a long lease from the company, will provide overnight accommodation for staff participating in training.
Ms Pyne added: "This application makes effective and efficient use of a vacant building to provide an essential training facility for the staff of an established, well known and successful company.
"The proposal will provide a facility to train its staff so allowing the company to provide the best possible level of service for its customers."
Planning permission was granted in February 1994 for a rear extension to the pub, formerly the Stockton on the Forest Public House, to create a children's play area. The play area was closed in the late 1990's and the building has not been used since.
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The resort will be the competition's new home until at least 2014.
The English Open was last held at Forest of Arden in 2002 and it is 13 years since the Cornish venue played host to a tour event.
St Mellion's owners Crown Golf recently announced a £100m redevelopment plan for the resort.
George O'Grady, the chief executive of the European Tour said: "St Mellion is a familiar name to our members and the English Open has a tradition of producing great champions.
"We look forward to Cornwall, Devon and the South West region as a whole welcoming tour competition back to the area and we congratulate Crown Golf on their re-development of the resort."
What are these?