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The problem is that—as European chief executive officers tell Bloomberg's Stephanie Baker and Fabio Benedetti-Valentini–firms say they'll be just fine if London banks lose access to the region, given that capital and skills are mobile, and continental banks can step in to pick up business.
"I'm not worried about that at all," said Paul Polman of Unilever. "I'm sure that the financial market is looking for alternatives in places like Frankfurt, or others are very well placed for that."
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Hammond said in a statement that he has the tools necessary to support the economy.
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Three decades after Margaret Thatcher won a rebate from the EU, others are wondering whether they will still get a check from Brussels once the biggest beneficiary leaves.
The EU is likely to apply "pressure'' on the region to "phase out" its current model when Britain leaves, according to the Danish government.
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Her comments came as Croatia became the latest eastern member of the EU to warn the U.K. against trying to "cherry pick" the best bits of EU membership. Yesterday, the Czech Republic's EU envoy said there was "no way whatsoever" Britain could have its cake and eat it at the same time.
Today's advice for May comes from campaign group Migration Watch, which recommends that the U.K. should limit the number of post-Brexit work permits for EU nationals to 30,000 a year.
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While the pound has fallen to its lowest in a month, Julius Baer Group, the top currency forecaster in Bloomberg surveys, increased its year-end sterling forecast to $1.29, from $1.21.
Around Europe, equity indexes rose on Wednesday after the Bank of Japan took steps to control bond yields ahead of the Federal Reserve's rate decision.
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Current;y our school has approx 13 x Netgear WPN802v2. These are fine, but are not business grade access points.
currently in the school, we have approx 50 wireless devices/users. This will be increasing to 120+ devices.
The current wireless access point, I feel, will not be up to the job and possibly cause our network to come to a grinding hault!
also, I am in the middle of implenting a RADIUS solution for authentication. so will need access points to support this, the current access points can support RADIUS to my amazement!
Has anybody had a similar scenario? Is anybody else familar with higher end access points?
Many thanks for your time
Apr 26, 2012 at 10:27 UTC
I would also look at the Ubiquity Unifi line, they are very good and I haven't seen anyone who can come close on prices point to these guys
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Apr 26, 2012 at 6:25 UTC
I don't know these specific access points, and I'm not really a fan-boy of netgear stuff in general. But I would have to ask; How do you know you have a problem. Is it range, speed, number of clients, dropped connections? Most home APs will support 20 to 32 devices without issue. So 120 devices over 13 APs is not much of an issue (IMO). As long as these APs support multiple SSIDs then I would say to leave them in place until you detect an issue. The enterprise APs have better range, support multiple SSIDs and typically external antenna connections for better range.
Apr 26, 2012 at 6:36 UTC
Looking over the manual while these are a 6 year old design, they do support WPA2/EAP so that is the latest wireless security protocol. They only support b/g and no 802.11n speeds. They should still give decent service without any security concerns.
I may have to retract what I said before based on the age and feature set of these devices (and really not liking netgear stuff). If you have the funds available, you might want to consider the Ruckus wireless APs. They are a nice bit of kit, with good range at an OK price.
Apr 26, 2012 at 6:37 UTC
We don't have an issue yet, but I was trying to think ahead and protect us from any future hiccups.
but to have 20 to 32 devices per AP, wouldn't that cause network speeds to drop?
Am I right in thinking 54mbp/s divided by 20 = 2.7mb/ps??
All our APs are configured to the same SSID to allow for better roaming
Apr 26, 2012 at 6:38 UTC
Ok thanks, I'll look into those
Apr 26, 2012 at 7:08 UTC
Ubiquiti has some really nice access points that talk to a software controller for centralized management much like Cisco and other similar solutions but are are much more affordable. They are called unifi and you can check them out at www.ubnt.com
Apr 26, 2012 at 7:24 UTC
Ruckus is popular.
Meraki is a related option, and has nice meshing ability. Many are happy with its dashboard management console. Appears they have made their way over the pond as well:
Apr 26, 2012 at 8:04 UTC
My District uses procurve Radio port 230 poe that connects to a wireless edge module in each buildings idf switch. We have been happy with this. does not let us down even with heavy video use. Ive seen over 150 computers streaming video off and on around the same time and the building module was only at 70%. Thats using about 15 access points. Good stuff
Apr 26, 2012 at 8:08 UTC
I would suggest Cisco if your budget allows to get them. You will get quality and productivity for the price.
Aironet 1040 is a very good choice
If you need cheper ones, then you can turn your attention to lower cost Aironet 600
Apr 26, 2012 at 8:11 UTC
I would suggest Cisco if your budget allows to get them. You will get quality and productivity for the price.
Aironet 1040 is a very good choice
If you need cheper ones, then you can turn your attention to lower cost Aironet 600
Yes Cisco is always a safe choice. We actually run the Aironet 1040s ourselves on a pair of wireless controllers and they have been rock solid. But they are expensive :( Although schools should get a good discount on them.
Apr 26, 2012 at 8:18 UTC
We upgraded 2 years ago to Sonicpoints with a Sonic Firewall. We had the same issue with about 40 mobile laptops in the school and we expanded out points to about 8 and ever since that time, no drops, no lapse in overage and faster internet speed. 802.11n
Apr 26, 2012 at 8:22 UTC
We have Meraki. It works great. Definitely check them out.
Apr 26, 2012 at 8:24 UTC
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Go with Ruckus!!!!!! They are a leader in WiFi tech. They have remarkable range and throughput . Extremely reliable and easy to manage, plus they have great prices for schools, upto 40 % off MSRP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Apr 26, 2012 at 8:24 UTC
We have a higher-end wireless solution that may possibly solve your wireless challenges, ...especially if your plan is to double the amount of wireless devices.
I've included an attachment to our SmartPath product. Please let me know if you have any further questions or if I can be of further help. We also have a webinar coming up soon on this product. I can keep you posted on that if you wish.
Apr 26, 2012 at 8:30 UTC
We have a Ruckuss system here, installed by NexGen Solutions
Apr 26, 2012 at 8:35 UTC
We use Cisco (20 AP's, one controller).
Meraki, Ruckus and Xirrus are other options I've considered.
If I was starting over, I'd do things pretty much the same way.
Put it out for bids, let the vendors do the site coverage surveys and prove their capabilities.
Make a choice based on effectiveness, support, and cost - in that order.
Apr 26, 2012 at 10:27 UTC
I would also look at the Ubiquity Unifi line, they are very good and I haven't seen anyone who can come close on prices point to these guys
Apr 26, 2012 at 3:22 UTC
We have roughly 2k of the Cisco AIR-LAP1142N-A-K9's along with many many controller's in the backend.
These are top of the line device's. As long as you have the right people configuring the AP's and controllers all we be well, otherwise it will be a total headache.
For a small to medium size roll out I suggest Meraki and open-mesh.
When you start needing enterprise level jump to cisco.
Apr 26, 2012 at 3:42 UTC
I'm all for Meraki. It's a great cloud based solution which is awesome if you are working with multiple sites. They are now Enterprise grade and also offer cloud based switching/Routing as well. They are very easy to configure, and as long as they are plugged in and have access to the internet they can be configured remotely. They will also give you a free 30 or 60 day trial if you ask for proof of concept.
Apr 26, 2012 at 5:29 UTC
There are a number of high performance, cloud enabled solutions out there that are extremely cost effective, yet offer the security and network isolation that is required in a school environment. Google 'cloud managed wifi' to see a list of competing high performance vendors.
Apr 27, 2012 at 3:48 UTC
Sord Data Systems Ltd is an IT service provider.
We install managed wireless solutions. So, WAPs are dumb and are powered over Ethernet so just clip onto ceiling tiles and 1 RJ45 cable into them. Wireless controller can be used to reset any WAP that has issues. Brands used are HP MSM720 and Sonicwall with Sonicpoints. Sonicwall also does web content filtering on a subscription basis so nice solution where there is no ISP content filtering
Individual WAPs are painful as the numbers increase as to make a config change you have to do each one individually. WAPs can take 40+ devices each. Newer WAPs give greater coverage. Also, Meru have nice kit with a different design. They tend to flood the site with WAPs and they don't interfere with each other. Some other designs the WAPs adjust their signal down if they detect another WAP nearby
Apr 27, 2012 at 9:22 UTC
I have Meraki here and love the cloud based controller, I don't have any complaints it just works with out any problems.
Check out this wireless shootout on Toms Hardware. Might help you make a decision based on your needs.
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Part 2 http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/wi-fi-performance,2985.html%C2%A0;
Apr 27, 2012 at 9:45 UTC
Internal I.T. Ltd is an IT service provider.
I have Meraki here and love the cloud based controller, I don't have any complaints it just works with out any problems.
Check out this wireless shootout on Toms Hardware. Might help you make a decision based on your needs.
part 1http:/
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Part 2 http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/wi-fi-performance,2985.html%C2%A0;
Funny you like Meraki but post a like that pretty much says the suck
"The aggregate performance for Apple and Meraki actually dropped substantially, already forced to their knees by just ten clients."
"Sixty laptops, all transferring 1 MB test files repeatedly, is a pretty heavy burden—too heavy for Apple and Meraki to sustain. Let's take a closer look at the actual IxChariot data to see what's really happening"
"Meraki at least flopped about in cardiac arrest for a while."
all on the same page :)
Apr 27, 2012 at 10:09 UTC
We installed a district-wide Aruba wireless system. Based on what was available when we started down this road, it was the best choice,l and I've had no regrets with it at all. Multiple SSIDs, a variety of APs and, where necessary, antennae, excellent handling of multiple devices connecting per AP, and very good software to round things out. You can even configure an Aruba AP such that when you plug it in at a remote location it'll phone home and put you on the home network. Equipment is reliable; we've had no, and I do mean *zero*, failures of APs or controllers in some 4 years now. Excellent post-sales support as well.
All this goes to say why Aruba has been installed all over the place around here (California) in both K12 and university environments.
They're here on Spiceworks also:
Apr 27, 2012 at 2:33 UTC
I'm very happy with our Aruba gear, and while my install predates it, their controller-less architecture option allows very advanced features and high-redundancy, since all AP's are fail over controllers for each other.
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Heriot-Watt University is the eighth oldest higher education institution in the UK. The University originated as the School of Arts of Edinburgh in 1821, becoming Heriot-Watt University in 1966. We are an exciting university offering a welcoming and friendly environment. We are renowned for innovative education and enterprise and we are one of the leading UK universities for practical research in business and industry. We have four student campuses: three in Scotland and a campus in Dubai. The name commemorates George Heriot - the 16th century financier to King James, and James Watt - the great 18th century inventor and engineer.
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mesh compressing
Hello everyone!
I'm trying to simulate the compression of domain using ANSYS CFX.
Mesh deforms with time/ But very soon the elements penetrate in each other and solution crashes.
I've found an example of such kind of simulation: http://simutechny.blogspot.com/2010/...g-wall-in.html
And the author of simulation uses there InterpolationLocation user-function. And this function seems to be the thing that makes the solution work correctly. But i can't exactly understand, what it does.
Has anyone the experience in such kinds of simulations?
Any help would be a great support for me.
Thanks in advance
The CFX moving mesh uses laplacian smoothing to convert a boundary motion to motion of the entire mesh. When the boundaries compress the mesh this can lead to mesh elements turning inside out.
There have been zillions of posts on this on the forum over the years. Have a search for them.
But the issue is very problem dependant - there are many different approaches to help and which is best depends on what you are modelling. Can you post an image and a description of what you are modelling?
in fact, i just want to compress the cylindrical tube alond radius with time. The speed of compression depends on flow properties and is not known beforehand. It should decrease in volume almost 5 times.
i've read posts. and i haven't found the proper answer for my situation.
thanks a lot for your help
This might work with the existing mesh smoothing but it is always risky compressing the mesh down. If you cannot get it to work then prescribe the mesh motion with a fortran subroutine and then you should be able to define the mesh to scale with the motion and it will not fold. But I would only do the fortran approach when you are certain the built in smoothing will not work for you.
thanks a lot for your answer.
But, as i've understood, fortran routines are available only for predefined mesh compression. Mine is not known beforehand. Is it possible to describe this type of motion with fortran subroutines?
No, fortran routines can be made to define any mesh motion. The example is a simple one where it just reads in a pre-defined mesh and uses that. But you can adapt that so that it radially scales the mesh under the control of some parameter.
Thanks a lot for your answer, Glenn.
Is there anywhere an example of using fortran routines not for pre-defined mesh motion. And some other examples of using fortran routines except those ones from tutorials?
CFX support probably has some examples. But the concept is simple - rather than reading in a new mesh and writing it to the solver, you read the existing mesh, transform it and write it back to the solver. However getting the function calls to get the current mesh might take some digging (I do not know it, I do not know CFX fortran very well as it is rarely required).
Thank you very much for all your help, Glenn!
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Using Fresh Fuit In Cake Recipes Help!
when I add fresh fruit to a cake recipe the cake does not bake up as high, why? What can I do to make it bake up at usual when using fruit? I don't add much liquid to compensate for the moisture in the fruit such as strawberries. thx in advance
Suggestions: Cut the fruit into smaller pieces.Try adding more flour to offset the added moisture from the fruit.and bake for a few minutes longer than usual. You could also try adding a pinch more of whatever leavening is in the cake.
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The New Orleans area led the state in nonfarm job gains over the 12-month period through March.
The New Orleans area added 8,500 nonfarm jobs, followed closely by the Baton Rouge metro area's 8,000 jobs, the Louisiana Workforce Commission reported Friday.
"There are a number of factors driving this, and what they all add up to is that we are entering what's most likely the greatest growth phase that New Orleans, and really Louisiana, has seen in about 40 years," said Michael Hecht, president and chief executive officer of Greater New Orleans Inc.
Job growth will be strong and sustained thanks to a number of factors, starting with massive industrial growth fueled by cheap and stable natural gas prices, Hecht said.
Investment in petrochemical and chemical projects in the New Orleans-Baton Rouge corridor has been estimated at more than $40 billion. Economists and oil and gas experts have labeled the growth a manufacturing renaissance and industrial expansion on an unprecedented scale.
New Orleans is also benefiting from growth in a less traditional economic segment: technology. The metro area is the fastest-growing technology market in the United States, Hecht said. Meanwhile, the traditional stalwarts, trade and tourism, remain strong.
New Orleans employment grew 1.6 percent to 551,000 nonfarm jobs.
Although New Orleans added the most jobs, other areas experienced stronger growth rates. Baton Rouge grew by 2.1 percent to reach 391,200 jobs. Lake Charles posted the strongest growth rate in the state at 3.1 percent, adding 2,800 jobs. Houma-Thibodaux grew at 2.7 percent, or 2,600 jobs.
The Lafayette area added 3,200 jobs, a 2 percent gain. Monroe added 1,000 jobs, a 1.3 percent increase.
Only two metro areas had over-the-year declines in not seasonally adjusted nonfarm employment: Alexandria, down 400, and Shreveport-Bossier City, down 300.
The unemployment rate improved over the year in every metro area and in all 64 parishes, the workforce agency said.
"The numbers show the employment picture improved throughout our state in March," said Curt Eysink, LWC executive director. "Industrial growth will continue to drive expansion of construction-related training and hiring, but many other sectors are prospering and adding jobs all over Louisiana."
The state unemployment rate for March was 4.5 percent, 1.6 percentage points better than a year earlier but 0.3 percentage points higher than in February. The national rate in March was 6.8 percent.
The breakdown by area job markets included:
NEW ORLEANS: A 10,100-job gain in the private sector was offset by a 1,600-job drop in state, federal and local government jobs.
Leisure and hospitality added 4,100 jobs; education and health services, 2,700; professional and business services, 2,000; construction, 900 jobs; manufacturing, 800; transportation, warehousing and utilities, 800; retail trade, 700; financial activities, 700; other services, 700; and mining, 200 jobs. The information sector fell 1,600 jobs and wholesale trade, 800. Manufacturing was down 300 jobs, primarily in ship and boat building.
New Orleans' unemployment rate was 4.5 percent in March, down from 6 percent a year ago.
HOUMA-THIBODAUX: The private sector added 2,400 jobs, and local government added 200 jobs. The trade, transportation and utilities sector was up 1,300 jobs; mining, 600 jobs; leisure and hospitality, 300; and construction, 200. The unemployment rate was 3.1 percent in March, down from 4.1 percent a year ago.
BATON ROUGE: An 8,500-job gain in the private sector was offset by a 500-job drop in government jobs, the result of a decline in state and federal jobs, while local government was up.
Construction added 3,400 jobs; followed by education and health services, 1,600; leisure and hospitality, 1,400; manufacturing, 800; professional and business services, 600; financial activities, 500; wholesale trade, 300; transportation, warehousing and utilities, 300; and retail trade, 100. The information sector fell 500 jobs, and other services was unchanged.
Baton Rouge's March unemployment rate was 4.2 percent, down from 5.8 percent a year ago.
LAFAYETTE: A 3,900-job gain in the private sector was offset by a 700-job drop in state and local government jobs.
Mining and logging, the category that includes oil and gas extraction, was up 1,000 jobs; education and health services, 1,100; leisure and hospitality, 1,100; manufacturing, 500; transportation, warehousing and utilities, 300; other services, 200; construction, 100; retail trade, 100; and financial activities, 100. Professional and business services was down 400 and the information sector, 200 jobs.
Wholesale trade was unchanged.
Lafayette's unemployment rate was 3.5 percent, down from 4.4 percent.