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Definition of stub
1a : stump 2b : a short piece remaining on a stem or trunk where a branch has been lost
2 : something made or worn to a short or blunt shape; especially : a pen with a short blunt nib
3 : a short blunt part left after a larger part has been broken off or used up a pencil stub
4 : something cut short or stunted
5a : a small part of a leaf (as of a checkbook) attached to the spine for memoranda of the contents of the part torn awayb : the part of a ticket returned to the user
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an ashtray full of cigarette stubs
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Middle English stubb, from Old English stybb; akin to Old Norse stūfr stump, Greek stypos stem
First Known Use: before 12th centurySee Words from the same year
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transitive verb
1a : to grub up by the rootsb : to clear (land) by grubbing out rooted growthc : to hew or cut down (a tree) close to the ground
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I've got your number, Lewis! Maths lover Rosberg out to beat old rival Hamilton
It is a manicured paradise of stones and grass, waterfalls and palm trees. The uniformed attendants even stop brushing the leaves to say good morning and only start sweeping again once the paying customer has walked 10 feet past.
Here, the idle rich could comfortably loll on the sun loungers all day in the humid air outside Kuala Lumpur. But at a fraction past 9.30am the slim figure of Nico Rosberg, banana in hand, emerges from one of the lodges. He kisses goodbye to his fiancee Vivian Sibold and walks out to the waiting silver Mercedes E200.
It is earlier than custom demands that a driver should journey to the paddock on the Thursday before a grand prix, when the usual routine is two or three mid-afternoon hours spent, often glassy-eyed, at a series of media calls.
VIDEO Scroll down to watch Rosberg 'donutting' his Mercedes in Kuala Lumpar
He's behind you: Nico Rosberg (left) insists things will work out fine between him and Hamilton, despite their competitive nature
But Rosberg - the putative championship leader after winning the season-opening Australian Grand Prix at a canter - is a man in a hurry. 'I can't wait to go racing again,' he says ahead of Sunday's race in Malaysia. 'I don't know why we have had to wait two weeks.
'There is a lot to do here this morning after Melbourne and I want to get a head start.'
There is a palpable sense of intensity to Rosberg's work that the blond hair and a natural insouciance cannot hide. His schedule reflects the fact: he routinely spends Friday evenings of race weekends with his engineers until 11pm.
His driver Dan and manager Georg wait patiently for him, aware the pursuit of perfection takes its own time.
Sometimes, on the rewarding nights, Rosberg is buzzing after finding an extra one-tenth of a second in performance.
Contrast in styles: Rosberg's detailed approach is totally different to Hamilton's instinctive brilliance
He painstakingly designed the steering wheel, deciding where each button, all 38 of them, should be displayed and in what colour. He has dieted hard - as have other drivers - and the overall impression is of a sportsman at the peak of his ambition and powers.
Rosberg's attention to detail and his intelligent approach to the broader requirements of being a racing driver are one of the themes of the season. It provides, so the theory goes, a contrast to the instinctive brilliance of his Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton.
Rosberg was educated in an international school in Monaco, a far cry from Hamilton's Stevenage comprehensive, and turned down a place at Imperial College to read engineering when he won the Formula BMW series.
So does his background help his title chances? 'I was always thinking in school, "What the hell am I doing this physics for?",' he admits as we travel to the paddock. 'But now I know the answer because I benefit from it every single day in my job. Everything relates to physics and maths: what is the car doing and how do we change it?'
Delight: Rosberg won the season-opening Australian Grand Prix at a canter
So is he more cerebral than Hamilton? He begins his response diplomatically. 'I don't know about my team-mate but, sure, I like to approach it with thought in the hope I can get a little bit more out of it. This year there are a few things a bit more complex. It is always cerebrally challenging.
'It's a great challenge going against Lewis. We have already fought each other in go-karting so it is nothing new. We have done it since we were 13 years old, and just as fiercely. Things can become strained, yes, that's normal. But we have always sorted things out. I am confident we can do that again, however heated it may get at times.'
Last year here in Malaysia, Rosberg was controversially told to hold his position rather than challenge Hamilton for the victory, an instruction he obeyed. 'History,' he calls it, dismissing the discussion.
But to guard against any future ambiguity, he and Hamilton, with Mercedes top brass Toto Wolff and Paddy Lowe, sat down at the start of the season to discuss exactly how they would manage myriad race scenarios that could throw the two Silver Arrows men - the clear early favourites for the title - into direct competition.
The previous few days in Kuala Lumpur, mostly working at sponsor events for Petronas, has borne out the relationship as Rosberg describes it. When they played on remote-controlled cars together at some stunt, they grabbed each other's consoles. Pretend cheating and chicanery told of their friendship and their rivalry.
'It's very rare to be best friends because the competition is so extreme,' says Rosberg. 'It is our nature. To be at the top you have to be so determined and competitive.'
Upbeat: Rosberg sits in the paddock at the Sepang Circuit on Thursday
Adjectives like 'determined' and 'competitive' are a riposte to the early verdict of several paddock observers, some of whom had won multiple world championships, that there was a soft centre to Rosberg.
His father Keke, of course, was the 1982 world champion. Did Nico not have it too easy? 'I worked hard at school because I always wanted to achieve something in life,' he says. 'I did not want to sit on what my family achieved. To reach Formula One you have to be very dedicated and make it happen.'
If he were to win on Sunday in a Mercedes expected to be light-years ahead of the rest, he will equal his father's tally of five race wins. But his father, whom he calls 'such a wise person', stays in the background. They seem to get on well. Certainly, the constancy that Nico, 28, values can be seen in his parents' long marriage, stretching long into its fourth decade. He has just committed to marry Vivian this July, after 11 years of courtship.
Time out: Rosberg at the 2014 Laureus World Sports Awards in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday
Another influence has been the example of Rosberg's fellow German, his previous Mercedes team-mate Michael Schumacher, the perfectionist who gave his all in engineering discussion as well as in performances on the track.
Rosberg describes his relationship with the seven-time world champion as 'neutral'. But he discerned in Schumacher a relentless search for perfection.
'We pushed each other a lot,' says Rosberg. 'The best example of what Michael brought was the Texas Grand Prix, the second last race of his "second" career. He was in 16th in the worst car in the race and he kept on pushing. 'Then he did an hour-and-a-half debrief. He was passionately devoted and no prima donna.'
We step out of the car and Rosberg chides me for my choice of socks, a turquoise number. 'Did they only have women's colours when you went to the shop?' he asks. This is Formula One, I am told. No prisoners here.
All this was the talk of a driver with an icy edge, easy in his skin and - not unique for great sportsmen but nonetheless rare to this degree - as firmly on the front foot as can be imagined.
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Sierra Morena, Spain. 12-18 February 2012
Trip Report: James Packer
Other Participants: Emma Packer, Roger Musgrove, Brian Gibbs
All photos copyright James Packer or Brian Gibbs where indicated (BDG)
The main aim of this trip was to attempt to see Iberian Lynx. We were well aware that there was a high possibility that we may fail, but coupled with the chance of seeing some good birds, this was a risk that we were prepared to take. We were inspired to visit the area by others trip reports, so thanks to all those who took the time to provide information that we used to plan this short trip.
The result was that we saw three different Iberian Lynx from distances ranging from about 3 metres to no more than 40 metres. We spent four days looking for them constantly and we consider ourselves to have been extremely lucky (or very skilled, probably the former!). Before our visit, the last two groups to stay at Villa Matilde for a week each apparently failed to see any Lynx.
Iberian Lynx
It's important that anyone reading this realises just how important the Iberian Lynx are. They are rare; very rare. They are now found in only two areas of Spain, the Coto Donana and the Sierra Morena. Donana is notoriously difficult to enter and there are only thought to be about 24-33 adults here and therefore the better option to see them is the Sierra Morena where the remaining global population exists. This isn't quite as optimistic as it sounds as the remaining population numbered only about 60-110 adults in the Sierra Morena in 2008. This makes a global population of Iberian Lynx numbering about 143 adults. It doesn't take a genius to realise that this is not good news, and this species is now defined as Critically Endangered by the IUCN, which means that this species is facing an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild (more recent data suggests that the population between 2008 and 2012 has increased a little bit, due to recent conservation efforts but this has not affected the status).
The main problem for the Iberian Lynx is that they feed almost entirely on Rabbits, and therefore the effects of Myxomatosis and Rabbit VHD on the Rabbit population also affects their predators, especially one that doesn't eat much else! Combine a decline in Rabbits with habitat fragmentation and deterioration, pressure from hunting and an increase in roads and traffic and a magnificent animal becomes tainted with a threat of global extinction.
To put this into perspective, the last feline to become extinct was the Sabre-toothed Tiger. To see Iberian Lynx become extinct would be 'unacceptable'. When, or if, you've seen one, you'll realise just how unacceptable this actually is.
During our time in the Sierra Morena we stayed at Villa Matilde (http://www.villamatilde.org). We can not recommend staying here highly enough, it's excellent. The villa is ideally situated for Lynx watchers, and Lynx have sometimes been seen in the garden! The villa is surrounded by pine forest, which certainly had no shortage of Lynx scat. There were signs of Wild Boar around the villa, and the garden had Azure-winged Magpie, Crossbill, Firecrest, Short-toed Treecreeper, Hawfinch, Crested Tit and a pair of Spanish Imperial Eagles displayed right over the villa. The owners Merche and Roland were very knowledgeable and great hosts. Their cooking was superb, especially for vegetarians that can sometimes be hard to please in Spain!
In Malaga we used the Malaga Airport Campanile (http://www.campanile-malaga.es/en/index.aspx), which was perfect for an airport stay.
12 Feb 2012 - Evening flight to Malaga arriving at Villa Matilde at midnight.
13 Feb 2012 - La Lancha track in morning and evening with visit to dam, food shopping in Andujar and lunch at Rio Jandula in between.
14 Feb 2012 - La Lancha track in morning and evening with Rio Jandula in between.
15 Feb 2012 - Rio Jandula in morning, La Lancha in evening.
16 Feb 2012 - La Lancha track in morning, Rio Jandula dam in evening.
17 Feb 2012 - Drive to Malaga via Laguna de Zonar and Laguna de Fuente de Piedre.
18 Feb 2012 - Morning flight back to Bristol.
Where and how we saw Iberian Lynx
There are two main places that most people look for Lynx, these being the La Lancha track and the track along the Rio Jandula. The excellent map here shows how to find these sites. We spent days scanning at and between these sites and all three of the Lynx we saw appeared when we were least expecting it. Two were seen when driving up to La Lancha and one was seen on the road at one of the La Lancha watchpoints as we were about to pack up and go back to the villa. The Google map below shows these locations, however Lynx appear to rarely do the same thing twice, and therefore it is very difficult to predict where they will appear. You just need to be out in the field looking, and don't forget to look close. Eventually I gave up scanning distant hillsides with a telescope, instead choosing to walk up the road and peer into roadside bushes! I reckon each would be just as (un)likely to result in a Lynx encounter.
View Iberian Lynx Sightings in a larger map
This Iberian Lynx was watched for at least an hour. We left it asleep in the sun! It's a very old male called Cerrajero.
This is one of the largest Iberian Lynx in the Sierra Morena, he weighs about 19kgs. There's a couple of videos of him below:
Other Mammals
Garden Dormouse - one seen from the La Lancha track in the evening.
Spanish Ibex - Three near the La Lancha dam.
Iberian Hare
Red Deer
Fallow Deer
Iberian Moufflon - groups of up to 10 La Lancha
Wild Boar - lots of signs around Villa Matilde but we didn't see any!
LL=La Lancha area, including dam
RJ=Rio Jandula area, including dam LFP=Laguna de Fuente de Piedre
LZ=Laguna de Zonar
Common Shelduck
One or two LFP
Tufted Duck
White-headed Duck
About 20 LZ
Red-legged Partridge
Very common Sierra Morena
Common Quail
One near the visitors centre LFP
Little Grebe
Great Crested Grebe
Black-necked Grebe
Just two, LZ
Night Heron
One immature RJ throughout
Cattle Egret
Small number near Cordoba
Great White Egret
One RJ on 16th
Grey Heron
White Stork
About 20 near Cordoba
Greater Flamingo
Large numbers LFP
Lesser Flamingos, Laguna de Fuente de Piedra
Lesser Flamingo
Two easily visible from the visitors centre LFP on 17th
Black Kite
About 10 LZ
Griffon Vulture, middle of nowhere
Griffon Vulture
Abundant Sierra Morena
Black Vutture, La Lancha
Black Vulture
Up to three together Sierra Morena, mainly from LL
Marsh Harrier
About 5 LZ
Several sightings Sierra Morena, including a male perched on a pylon near Villa Matilde
Common Buzzard
Imperial Eagle, La Lancha track (BDG)
Spanish Imperial Eagle
Sightings most days in Sierra Morena, usually of two together and a displaying pair over Villa Matilde
Golden Eagle
Less frequently seen than Imperial, again usually in pairs
Booted Eagle
One from LL
Common Kestrel
Water Rail
One LFP
Purple Gallinule
Two LFP on Cantarranas lagoon
Common Coot
Common Cranes with Laguna de Fuente de Piedra in the background
Common Crane
About 50-100 LFP
Black-winged Stilt
Single LFP
Ringed Plover
Kentish Plover
Golden Plover
Little Stint
Temminck's Stint
Single LFP near visitors centre
Common Snipe
Three observed around Sierra Morena
Black-tailed Godwit
Green Sandpiper
One RJ
Little Gull
One first winter LFP on Cantarranas lagoon
Black-headed Gull
Lesser Black-backed Gull
Yellow-legged Gull
Rock Dove
Stock Dove
Collared Dove
Great Spotted Cuckoo
One RJ near the dam on 15th
Little Owl
Tawny Owl
One calling LL
Long-eared Owl
At least two calling males LL
Wintering Wryneck at Laguna de Fuente de Piedra
One near the visitors centre LFP
Iberian Green Woodpecker
Great Spotted Woodpecker
Crested Lark
Thekla Lark
One or two in cattle fields along LL track
Sand Martin
Crag Martin
Barn Swallow
House Martin
Meadow Pipit
Yellow Wagtail
Small numbers LFP
Grey Wagtail
White Wagtail
Bluethroat at Laguna de Fuente de Piedra
Single female at LFP
Black Redstart, Laguna de Fuente de Piedra
Black Redstart
Blue Rock Thrush
Song Thrush
Mistle Thrush
Cetti's Warbler
Sardinian Warbler, Rio Jandula (BDG)
Sardinian Warbler
Dartford Warbler
Fairly common Sierra Morena
Very common Sierra Morena
Long-tailed Tit
Blue Tit
Great Tit
Crested Tit
Frequent at Villa Matilde
Short-toed Treecreeper, Rio Jandula (BDG)
Short-toed Treecreeper
Common Sierra Morena, especially Villa Matilde and RJ
Southern Grey Shrike
Azure-winged Magpie, Rio Jandula
Azure-winged Magpie
Very common Sierra Morena
At least one pair LL
Spotless Starling
House Sparrow
Rock Sparrow
One or two at several sites in Sierra Morena, particularly RJ dam
Cirl Bunting
Rock Bunting
Only two seen, Sierra Morena
Corn Bunting


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For the most recent info, check out the 2011 Cricket Broadband Cards & Mobile Hotspots Review.
At the time of this review, there are 3 Cricket modem cards:
- A600 (USB Broadband Card)
- UM185C (USB Broadband Card)
- EC1705 (USB Broadband Card)
While both all USB broadband cards, there are slight differences between the three (and we're not talking about the colors).
Around the same size as the UM185C, the A600 Cricket Broadband Card is also has a swivel USB broadband card that we tell people to look out for. It's a feature you want on a broadband card so it doesn't stick out and get broken off so easily.
Something the A600 has that the UM185C doesn't is a microSD slot for up to an extra 4GB of storage. Pretty handy if you like multi-functional devices. Like its cousin, it's compatible with a wide range of operating systems (with support for 64bit versions of Vista):
- Windows® 2000 with Service Pack 1 or later (Service Pack 4 is recommended), with high encryption support.
- Windows® XP
- Windows Vista™ (32-bit & 64-bit)
- Windows 7
- Mac OS® X Tiger (10.4 & up)
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- Not compatible with Linux
Like we mentioned above, we'll skip the minimum requirements. If you've just absolutely got to have them, you can get them here:
While there is no web discount for the A600, it does have a mail-in rebate of $50. Starting out at $119 on the spot, after the web discount it's $50 and if you add the rebate it'll be free. Not a bad bargain and definitely cheaper than an iPhone. To sum it up:
The A600 Cricket Broadband Card is free after mail-in rebate (you pay $50 on the spot). Like the UM185C, shipping is free.
If you like to comb through the minutia of details like I do sometimes, here's where you can grab the A600 User Manual. As a very nice feature, you can also download the preloaded software for your PC or Mac for your Cricket broadband card. This is extremely handy if you have a netbook and no CD drive.
Good looking out on this one Cricket.
The UM185 is a swivel type USB Broadband Card. That means it'll point up instead of horizontally to decrease the chance of it bumping into something.At around the size of a credit card, the UM185 isn't that big. Being a USB broadband card, it's pretty compatible with a wide range of operating systems such as:
- Windows® 2000 with Service Pack 1 or later (Service Pack 4 is recommended), with high encryption support.
- Windows® XP
- Windows Vista™ (32-bit & 64-bit)
- Windows 7
- Mac OS® X Tiger (10.4 & up)
- Mac OS® X Leopard (10.5 & up)
- Not compatible with Mac OS® X Panther (10.3.9 & up)
- Not compatible with Linux
While we could get into minimum requirements, if you have a computer that's less than 10 years old, you're pretty much good to go. The fact of the matter is that if you laptop can run one of the operating systems above, it should be able to handle the UM100.
After a web discount & mail-in rebate it's free (you'll pay $50 on the spot).
Similar in size to the UM185 and the A600, the EC1705 is Cricket's latest addition to their line of broadband cards:
Supported operating systems:
- Windows Vista (SP1) or higher
- Windows XP (SP2) or higher
- Windows 2000 (SP4)
- Mac OS X (10.4.11+) and (10.5+)
For instructions on how to install on Windows as well as Mac operating systems, see the instructions on Cricket's site.
There's nothing spectacular to report about the EC1705. There isn't a microSD port and doesn't include a swivel port. It's a basic device that'll get you connected to the internet for $65 on the spot(but free after a mail-in rebate).
Overall Impression
For a prepaid mobile broadband carrier, Cricket offers a decent variety of plans and devices.
With mobile broadband plans starting at $40 ($1.33/day) without contracts of early termination fees, they'll be a viable option for a good time to come. If they had more coverage, they could give just about anyone a run for their money. Heck, it even makes more sense than most mobile broadband rental for a month.
While I recommend Cricket, I would like to see a stronger offering in the near future. Here's where you can get some Cricket broadband cards in your life.
Looking for a Comparison?
Check out the Prepaid Mobile Broadband Comparison to see how Cricket Broadband matches up against the other prepaid mobile broadband carriers out there.


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I have this addiction... not only do I shop compulsively, but I am also obsessed with Netflix. Feels better having said it out loud.
I spent a good 12 hours watching Netflix on my day off Monday. I wasn't on the couch all day straight, I did get up to cook, do some laundry, and straighten up. I even fed the animals and let Daisy out.
What was I watching? Greek! Gosh I miss that show, it was one of mine and Brad's faves. It kind of started the same way my Gray's Anatomy addiction started. I needed a reason to continue my Netflix subscription so I picked a TV show I loved that isn't on TV anymore.
Back to the point.
Well, Brad has this addiction... not only is he a pain in the butt, but he is obsessed with his Xbox. His Xbox is what I watch my Netflix on. This doesn't mesh well together.
So I've been threatening to buy a Smart TV for a while now, threatening who? I don't know. Kind of a similar situation to the hair cut situation. I would put it my bedroom so when Brad wants to play his games, I can still watch my Netflix. Well, since the TV would be going in the bedroom, I can't fathom spending a whole lot of money on it since I have an old boxy TV that does the trick just fine.
Insert dilemma here.
There was a Smart TV at Best Buy for under $200. It's gone now. Not on the website, not in the store. Boo. Now they are all $300 and up. $300 on a TV for the bedroom? No thanks.
Smart TV - a TV that connects to the internet and can play Netflix. I'm sure it does other things but all I care about is the Netflix.
So I found a Blu-Ray player that was $70 and has the same Netflix feature. Sold! Hooked up! It works! I can watch my Netflix while Brad is playing his video games!
And my shows only pause once every five minutes since we're doing too much on through the internet at one time, his game works just fine though. :-|
in the life of a wife, fur-mom, daughter, sister, aunt, niece, cousin, friend, student, employee and so on. I'm a coffee drinking wannabe foodie and wine enthusiast who loves to take pictures and watches too much television and movies. I love to relax with a good book or game, and hang out with my husband and our animals. I love a good adventure, join me on this one!
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
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The Internet Protocol Suite, formerly named TCP/IP, is a suite of communication protocols that are used to create a computer networking model for packet switching networks. The development of TCP/IP was funded by DARPA, who are an agency of the U.S. Department of Defense who are responsible developing technologies for a military use. The initial design of TCP/IP was developed by Bob Kahn and Vint Cerf during 1973, and the first outline of the protocol was published in a paper titled "A Protocol for Packet Network Interconnection" in 1974. Eventually a standardised version of TCP/IP was developed by a range of research institutions by the mid to late 1970s, and TCP/IP became a U.S. Department of Defense standard in 1982.
In 1983, DARPA created the Internet Architecture Board (IAB) to oversee the development of TCP/IP, and, from 1986-1987, the IAB created the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and the Internet Research Task Force (IRTF) to engineer TCP/IP. The technical areas of TCP/IP that are engineered are: applications; host protocols; Internet protocols; routing; network management; OSI interoperability; operations; and security. TCP/IP was applied to a range of U.S. federally funded computer networks in the 1980s, such as: ARPANET, NSFNET, MILNET and ESNET. TCP/IP was also used by a range of commercially funded computer networks in the 1980s, such as: CERFnet, PSInet and UUnet. When TCP/IP computer networks were interconnected - through a process of Internetworking - in the 1980s, they became the Internet (interconnected networks). .
By the end of the 1980s a range of new application level protocols (such as DNS) were developed for TCP/IP and TCP/IP was eventually renamed as the Internet protocol suite. The Internet protocol suite is presently modelled with four abstraction layers (low to high): link layer, internet layer, transport layer, and application layer. The link layer supports the physical network communication for any network link; the Internet layer connects host computers; the transport layer manages the connection between hosts; and the application layer handles process-to-process communications. In 1992, the Internet Society replaced DARPA's role in the development of TCP/IP: providing leadership for the IAB and related Internet organisations. The Internet Architecture Board (IAB) currently provides long range direction for the development of the Internet Protocol Suite, and the work of researching, evolving and designing the Internet Protocol Suite is conducted by: Internet Engineering Steering Group (IESG), Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), Internet Research Steering Group (IRSG), and Internet Research Task Force (IRTF).
ARPA funded the creation of the first American 'wide area' computer networks (ARPANET) in the late 1960s. ARPA was renamed to DARPA in the early 1970s. ARPANET used the Network Control Program (NCP) to transit data between its nodes (locations). The Network Control Program (NCP) was written by the computer scientists who created ARPANET, and, therefore, the creation of the Network Control Program (NCP) was funded by DARPA. Vint Cerf had collaborated in the creation of the Network Control Program (NCP), and Bob Kahn was part of the BBN team which built the routers (IMPs) for ARPANET. DARPA employed Bob Kahn (he previously worked at BBN) in 1972 to work at their IPTO. During 1972 Kahn formulated an idea for a simple 'open' network architecture: Kahn's proposed network protocol would only handle the task of routing data between its nodes; the nodes would handle the more complex processes. The simplicity of this 'barebone' network architecture would make it easier to interconnect networks. RFC 801, written by Jon Postel, stated that "the base host-to-host protocol used in the ARPANET were inadequate" and therefore a new (TCP/IP) was required to replace it.
In 1973, Bob Kahn invited Vint Cerf (assistant professor at Stanford University from 1972-1976) to help develop his idea into a formal specification. During this process, Kahn and Cerf have stated they were influenced by the French packet switching network: CYCLADES. CYCLADES was created in the early 1970s and pioneered end-to-end protocols that made hosts, instead of the network, responsible for the reliable delivery of data. Therefore, the key principles of TCP/IP would be:
1. Robust: A simple datagram service that will be sent-received
without question.
2. End-to-End: A simple network, with intelligence residing with the host computers.
While Kahn and Cerf were the primary designers of TCP/IP, they were assisted in the venture by other computer scientists, like: D. Reed, Y. Dalal, M. Galland, C. Sunshine, J. Postel, D. Belsnes, J. Burchfiel, and D. Lloyd. The first specification for TCP/IP was released in 1974, and was named the Transmission Control Program (TCP). The specification for the Transmission Control Program was released in two important documents:
1. A Protocol for Packet Network Intercommunication. (IEEE)
2. Specification of Internet Transmission Control Program. (RFC 675)
It was during 1974 that Vint Cerf coined the termed 'Internet'; it was coined as an abbreviation of the term 'internetwork'. While the specification for the Transmission Control Program was outlined in 1974, it was from being a working standardised protocol. During this period, the PARC Universal Packet (PUP) protocol suite would influence whether the Transmission Control Program renamed a single protocol or would be fragmented into a suite of interlinking protocols. In 1975, DARPA contracted three organisations to develop the TCP/IP specification into a standardised and operational protocol. The three organisations were:
1. Bolt, Beranek and Newman Technologies (developed the IMP
for ARPANET)
2. Stanford University (Vint Cerf was an assistant professor at Stanford in 1975)
3. University College London (created the second international ARAPNET node)
These organisations would develop the following versions of the Transmission Control Program from 1975-1978: TCP Version 1 (TCPv1); TCP Version 2 (TCPv2); TCP Version 3 (TCPv3) and IP Version 3 (TCPv3); and finally a stable version TCP Version 4 (TCPv4) and IP Version 4 (IPv4). At least three network tests were conducted by Stanford Unversity, University College London (UCL), UCLA, SRI, MIT and BBN from 1977-1983. These organisations tested TCP/IP on various hardware - computers: LSI-11, DEC KA-10, IBM 360, IBM 370, PDP-9, PDP-11 - and software/operating systems - Tenex, TOPS20, Multics, BCPL, Unix. In 1982, TCP/IP became a Department of Defense (DoD) standard for all military computer networks, and was sometimes referred to as DoD TCP/IP. TCP/IP was fully applied to ARPANET on the 1st of January 1983; a date that is referred to as being 'the day the Internet was born'. There are claims that some ARPANET nodes were reluctant to adopt the new protocol suite during 1982, and it's predecessor (NCP) was disabled on a number of days to 'drive home the point' that the switch-over was not to be averted.
While TCP/IP was funded by DARPA and the U.S. Department of Defense, it was implemented on a variety of U.S. federal and commercial networks in the 1980s. As the number of TCP/IP computer networks grew in the 1980s, the importance of its development was apparent. In 1981, DARPA created the Internet Activities Board (IAB) to oversee the development of TCP/IP - David D. Clark chaired the IAB from 1981 to 1990. The IAB held a number of workshops and conventions from 1985-1990 - such as the Interop trade show - to showcase TCP/IP to vendors and to increase its popularity. The Internet Activities Board (IAB) was renamed as the Internet Architecture Board (IAB) in 1992, and continues (2014) to oversee the architecture development of the Internet. Stewardship of the Internet Architecture Board (IAB) is no longer provided by DARPA: it is instead provided by the Internet Society (ISOC).
The DoD four layer network model (TCP/IP) was developed so that networks with different physical hardware and software could more easily interconnect. The Internet Protocol (IP) and it's place in the four layer model was first published in RFC 760; written in 1980 by Jon Postel:
The Internet Protocol (IP) outlined a datagram format which provided a header with a 32-bit decimal number address system and fragmentation options. By separating the Internet Protocol (IP) from the physical technology that transmits the IP datagram - through placing the protocols on different layers - this structure aids the interconnection of networks. Transport protocols, like TCP (using ports), helped hosts to send datagrams reliable; IP is a connectionless, unreliable and best effort protocol. Network services were provided by application layer protocols, such as: FTP (file transfer) and Telnet in 1980.
The amount of application layer protocols listed in RFC 760 was a 'barebone' of protocols, and it was only by the mid-1980's that the model was 'fleshed out' to include the likes of POP and DNS (application layer protocols). In the mid 1980s, when TCP/IP networks were interconnected - NSFNET, ARPANET, CSNET - the expansion of IP networks resulted in the need for a new naming system for hosts (Domain Name System) and superior mailing protocols (SMTP and POP).
By the 1990s, when access to the Internet was opened to the general public, new services were designed for the Internet: most notable the World Wide Web (HTTP). By 2000, more protocols had been developed: such as Voice-over-Internet Protocols for Voice 2.0 applications. There came a point in time that TCP and IP, while being the core protocols of the DoD Model, did not accurately describe the full collection of Internet protocols: hence the set of communication protocols being renamed as the Internet Protocol Suite. Computer networks are not required to implement all the protocols of the Internet protocol suite to access the Internet: at a minimum, a computer network should support the following protocols: ARP, IP, ICMP, IGMP, TCP and UDP.
The Internet currently uses two versions of the Internet Protocol (IP): Version 4 and Version 6. IPv4 defines an IP address as a 32-bit decimal number and IPv6 defines an IP address as a 128-bit hexadecimal number. IPv4 was standardised in the 1970s by BBN, Stanford and UCL and it's specification published in 1980. IPv6 was designed in the mid 1990s and its specification published in 1998. IPv6 was primarily designed because the commercialisation of the Internet in the early 1990s had expanded the Internet to such a degree that there was not enough 32-bit IP addresses (roughly 4.3 billion) to support the number of networks connected to it. IPv6 was recommended as a new protocol in 1995 in RFC1752: titled 'The Recommendation for the IP Next Generation Protocol' and was edited by S. Bradner and A. Mankin and it's specification, including a new datagram header, was published in RFC2460.
The Internet protocol suite is based upon a four layer networking model, originally referred to as the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Model, the Internet's four layer model should not be confused with the OSI seven layer networking model; while there are similarities between the two models, they are different models. Each of the abstraction layers of the Internet protocol suite is loosely defined, with each layer using encapsulation to communication with the layer below and above it. The highest layer is the application layer, and the lowest layer is the link layer. Application layer protocols, like HTTP and POP, provide Internet services like the World Wide Web and Email. The three lower layers - transport, internet and link layers - include protocols that route data across the Internet for the application layer protocols, and these three protocols are sometimes referred to as the communication protocol layers (rfc1122). The lower the layer, the closer the protocol is to the physical transmission of data.
BGP, DHCP, DNS, FTP, HTTP, IMAP, IRC, LDAP, MGCP, NNTP, NTP, POP, RPC, RTP, RTSP, RIP, SIP, SMTP, SNMP, SOCKS, SSH, Telnet, TLS/SSL, XMPP.
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/Issued 4:42 PM CDT, Wednesday, May 24, 2017/
Source: http://www.weather.gov/dlh/dlhwrf
12z Duluth WRF model
Heads up if you have travel plans around the area later tonight into Thursday morning as areas of fog could develop in parts of the Northland.
Source: http://mrcc.isws.illinois.edu/
More frost up north earlier this morning!
Source: http://mrcc.isws.illinois.edu/
Over 800 severe weather reports last week (15th-21st) across the Midwest. The map below shows all the storm reports from last week (Legend is on the upper right)
Weather Synopsis
Below average high temperatures continued over most of the Northland today with highs in the 50s to around 60 degrees, even cooler though near Lake Superior with upper 40s to around 50 degrees. Far northern Minnesota which had the coldest temperatures in the Northland early this morning now have the warmest temperatures this afternoon with readings in the mid 60s which is close to average for the 24th of May. Partly to mostly cloudy skies over the area today with still some lingering effects of the large upper low/trough continuing today as this system covered the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and parts of the southeast U.S. Note: There was even some patchy drizzle that moved inland off Lake Superior this morning near the head of the lake.
Partly to mostly cloudy skies for tonight with areas of fog possible late. Lows in the 30s and 40s. Any fog and or low clouds that develop tonight is forecast to burn off Thursday morning with the exception to this near Lake Superior as a moist NE flow off the lake could help lock in the low clouds/fog until sometime Thursday afternoon. Highs Thursday in the 40s and 50s near Lake Superior -- Warmer inland with highs in the 60s to lower 70s.
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Note: A much needed break from the east wind will occur near Lake Superior this weekend as winds swing around to the west Saturday with north or northwest winds Sunday and Monday. High temps Saturday have a chance to get as warm as 70 to 73 degrees near the lake (That will feel nice!)
Forecast for Duluth and Superior
.Tonight... Partly to mostly cloudy. Areas of fog possible late. Low 40 to 45. Wind east at 10 to 15 mph.
.Thursday... Partly to mostly cloudy. Areas of fog possible mainly during the morning. High 55 to 60 but cooler near Lake Superior. Wind east at 10 to 20 mph.
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Yep, I'm back - couldn't get rid of me that easy.
I have
discovered ASMR on YouTube ... it's not something new, been around for years and
some people say it's a load of old baloney but it works (so far) for me -
although I only tried it for the first time last night. I immersed
myself in a few videos to first find my 'trigger', which for me appears to be
the sound of paper - i.e. pages being turned in books, newspapers,
magazines, even Bibles! and also the sound of paper being crinkled up,
folded or used to wrap Christmas presents. I switched off my tablet
at about 10pm last night and was immediately asleep. I had a good deep
sleep, the first in a very long time (although I did sleep well on holiday). For anyone who suffers from insomnia this is a boon - and I'm not just
talking about a couple of sleepless nights here folks, I mean consistent
insomnia every night no matter what happens during the day or
evening, to the point where you dread going to bed. I really hope
these ASMR things get me out of the insomnia rut.
During my quiet time on holiday at the beach, I decided to focus the next few months on improving my photography and actually do some additional semi-formal learning. There is so much I don't know or understand and it's hampering my creativity and spoiling my photographs. I've been interested in photography since I was a teenager (we're talking more than 50 years here) when I got my first Kodak Brownie (what a brilliant little camera). My 35mm Asahi Pentax was divine and I used it primarily for astronomy shots, with tripod, time-release shutter cable and actual film stock - what a pleasure that was! I miss using actual film rolls. I've used various point and shoot cameras, the best was the Sony Cybershot (most reliable rendition of what the eye sees, colour and light wise, with no fiddling about). My first bridge camera was a FinePix and whilst it wasn't the greatest lens on the planet, it felt like I had come up a notch and was actually doing 'real photography'! I've had my Nikon Coolpix P510 with the diabolically efficient zoom lens (in its class) for over three years now and I still don't know how it works!
I was very frustrated on holiday because I really battled with low light shots or trying to capture the essence of a particular scene the way I was seeing it. It was just too much pushing and shoving, fiddling about and very little of worth coming out at the other end (sound like Shirley Valentine hey?). So I came home with the best intention of buying a new camera and getting stuck into DSLR right away - SLRHut have a great deal on Canon at the moment. After a long time trawling the internet and YouTube for camera reviews, I realised it's not the bloody camera's fault, I'm just expecting it to do stuff the lens is not designed for. If I had more knowledge, I'd get a lot more out of my existing camera, which wasn't cheap at all when I bought it. It's time to improve my knowledge and actually understand what I'm doing - I'm tired of a hit and miss approach. I am very interested in low light photography, portraiture and also landscapes and want to get much better at taking those types of shots.
So I've invested in a photography course, which is in hard cover book format - so I can constantly refer to it whilst I practice. I have tried online courses before but I battled to remember the stuff, 'cos we all know I have the memory of a pea. This is also one of the reasons why I don't want to attend a person to person course because I can't trust my memory and all the hot shot young dudes and dudettes will think I'm a fossil and should be doing a knitting course, or something like that.
I'm supposed to get the book today - so for the next 20 weeks (that's how long they reckon it takes to finish the course), I will not be painting or doing other creative things. I am going to concentrate on my knowledge, so that I can get me an entry level DSLR - I've got my eyes on the Nikon D3300 but I might end up getting a Canon ... going to need unbiased :) advice on which one to look at. No, won't be going mirrorless, too many cons.


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- Abbi said...
i'm right there with ya! i can't spell either!!!
- November 24, 2008 at 10:00 PM
Well at least now you're not only rude but can't spell----ha, ha, ha!I'm so glad you have normal problems like the rest of us and an MBA!!!! The spice of life---laughter! We could all use that! Keep those stories coming, misspelled and all!!!!!!
- November 24, 2008 at 10:16 PM
- Brown Eyed Girl said...
Ha I've done that so many times! It's normally my husband who catches it though and then he makes fun of me...rude!
I'm so glad to hear that you, oh stylish one, are decorating your tree with red/gold too! Now I know I made the right decision :)
- November 24, 2008 at 10:23 PM
- AmyThompson said...
It happens to the best of us!!!! I get in too big of a hurry!
- November 25, 2008 at 10:04 AM
- Jen said...
The saddest part is that I didn't even notice the spelling error!! And if it makes you feel any better, my mom has to call me at least once every few days to let me know that I have spelling errors in my posts. I have a Masters in English AND I teach freshman how to write...how is it that I can't even fix my own spelling errors??!!! Don't worry sweetie...no judgement here!
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A veteran of Melbourne's film community, Harris is also the director of the St. Kilda Film Festival and a former columnist for The Age. 3RRR reportedly offered him a one hour slot on Sunday afternoons, halving his airtime, but Harris declined, preferring to wrap up the show on his own terms.
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Firstly the curious case of the d2. Years ago we used to be heavily involved in role-playing games. Seemingly endless sessions, some lasting until 4 in the morning, taking on the mantle of one fantastical figure after another. A lot of over-acting was involved. We mostly used the Dragonquest and the Powers & Perils systems, just to be wild and free from AD&D for a while.
Greydog's favourite character was born of his distrust of hobbits. Sebastian Killingworth Sidewinder was an anti-hobbit.
Of humble origins on the edge of the hobbit world, born of a family of brigands, he didn't comb his feet or look forward to a nice pie. His most likely interaction with noble elven folk was to rob them blind. Dwarves he viewed as hobbits after too many gym sessions. Humans were, of course, his favourite prey. Early in life he had discovered that a) most humans didn't take hobbits seriously, and didn't expect you to be a bastard, and b) if you came up behind them and knifed them in the kidneys, height no longer mattered.
Developing his own network of thieves, Sebastian ruled wisely. In the sense that he was wise enough to knife anyone who looked like a threat to his command position. And he was quite lucky with his dice rolls. This all came flooding back when we read a recent post at Skulls in the Stars. This fascinating blog described itself as "The intersection of physics, optics, history and pulp fiction". With such a tag, we were always going to enjoy it. As the author says:
"The blog covers topics in physics and optics, the history of science, classic pulp fantasy and horror fiction, and the surprising intersections between these areas."
The latest post there, The Geometry of Weird-shaped Dice, is a fascinating exploration of the sort of dice used in role-playing games. It's erudite and scientific, but entirely accessible to anyone who's ever argued over what a d120 said as it teetered on the edge of a rulebook. And instead of tossing a coin, now you can replace loose change with a two-sided dice, which is much cooler.
In the case of mercenary hobbits, even the d2s would have been fixed. Much more here:
The geometry of weird-shaped dice
The site also includes many and various posts on gaming, dark fantasy and classic horror amongst the science posts. This is also seems the time to repeat our recipe for hobbit pie:
- One plump hobbit
- One turnip, a couple of potatoes, one small onion
- Half a pound of bacon
- Handful of fresh thyme and sage; pepper
- Flaky pastry to cover
- Throw the turnip really hard and stun the hobbit
- Gently saute the onion, bacon and potatoes
- Add herbs and pepper
- Cover with pastry and cook for 45 minutes
- Eat with fresh crusty bread
When the hobbit regains consciousness, tell him that the pie's all gone, and then laugh at his stricken expression. Gosh, you didn't think I was going to suggest actually eating one of those hairy little horrors, did you? You'd be picking fur and toes out of your teeth for days…
On to the next candidate. We were excited to find out last Autumn that Matt Bright's new small imprint, Twopenny Press, was producing a collection of tales called Clockwork Cairo in 2017.
"An anthology of Egyptian-themed steampunk stories, it will take you an adventure from the steam-powered souks of Cairo, to the clockwork bazaars of Alexandria and the shadowy mysteries of the pyramids."
In fact, jlg was quite keen to be involved, but time and other projects got out of hand. However, we werealready in the process of researching late Victorian and Edwardian travel for various other reasons, including the Last Edwardian series. While doing so, we came across another ace blog/site which is a fascinating resource of period material, Egypt in the Golden Age of Travel.
"As a new arrival in Cairo in 1988, Andrew Humphreys found the city's hotels an appealing mix of the practical and the peculiar. An appreciation of contemporary hotel life led to a fascination with the hotel life of the past, and to the book Grand Hotels of Egypt and its follow-up On the Nile. Andrew, a journalist, editor and publisher, now lives in London but remains a frequent visitor to Egypt and an avid frequenter of its grand (and not so grand) hotels."
We happened to share interests in one or two key travellers, including Amelia B Edwards, a pioneering early female Egyptologist who was also a writer of supernatural tales. Following our discussion, he wrote more about her here:
Andrew was extremely helpful over some period detail for future Edwardian fiction, and we recommend you have a look at both his site, and his books. The site has some marvellous stories of the past, so dig around there.
Matt Bright's Clockwork Cairo will be out in May 2017, we believe, and we hope to say more nearer the time.
This site as it is, greydogtales, wouldn't exist with our late and mad grey lurcher, Jade, from Battersea Dogs Home, or our sane but weird longdogs Django and Chilli. In keeping with our "let's do it" attitude, these latter two wonders only got to us because of the work of Lurcher Link in West Yorkshire.
At the time we were looking for one manageable dog to add to the herd. Then we glanced over the rescue dogs at Lurcher Link. Which was silly – so many dogs! And we noticed that a lovely woman in Essex was having to give up two of her dogs. She was hoping that they could be housed together if possible. It was clearly insanity to take on two large adult deerhound/greyhound crosses which we'd never met. So we made enquiries…
Without Lurcher Link we couldn't have done it. They rigorously home-checked us, pointing out quite correctly that our brown labrador was too fat (she was) and that part of our fencing was too low. Every comment showed that that their primary concern was the welfare of the dogs (no-one wants fat lurchers), not our amusement, and that really impressed us. They helped co-ordinate the transfer, and even set up a foster arrangement, backed by their full support.
As is obvious, we went from foster to completely committed within days, but the presence of Lurcher Link allowed us to be sure about what we were doing. It made organised sense of what could have been a bewildering mess, and we'll always be grateful. You can find out more about their work, their dogs and all sorts of interesting lurcher stuff here:
Finally, you may remember that every so often we go off on a trek looking at supernatural creations, avoiding hobbits wherever possible. Two examples are our Flying Dutchman excursion, and our three-parter on the true origins of the ghoul:
Somewhat by accident we came across another such excursion on a site called Tellers of Weird Tales, run by Terence E Hanley. In fact we poked our cold, wet noses in, as Mr Hanley was embarking on a fine voyage through the world of the zombie. He had already been investigating the earliest origins of the concept, prior to its mid/late 20th Century incarnations. Inevitably this involved looking at William Seabrook's book The Magic Island (a key source for the film White Zombie), and references in literature before that time.
We chipped in to mention Hesketh Prichard's (extremely biassed and racist) volume Where Black Rules White: A Journey Across and About Hayti (1899-1900). A dubious book with some appalling political views, but it does include an unusual chapter by a white man observing Haitian folk magic at the time.
(Hesketh Prichard – nicknamed Hex – was, with his mother, the author of the Flaxman Low occult detective stories, which we've covered here a number of times.)
Tellers of Weird Tales has now more explorations on the theme, and their hunt for usage of zombi and zombie continues in a most interesting fashion. Check out the various articles there, and if you have time, note that there are hundreds of pieces on a wide range of noted Weird Tales authors, artists and related topics on the site.
Now we need to check if anyone has written a story about zombie hobbits. In Cairo. Playing dice with some lurchers…


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In the aftermath of the incredible NFC Championship game and the subsequent backlash of Richard Sherman's amazing post game interview, the one thing that sticks out in my mind are the narratives this dream Super Bowl matchup between the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks produce.
Throw a dart and you'll hit something absolutely captivating about this game, which makes this one of the best matchups in a Super Bowl we've seen in quite some time. Let's go through a few of them.
Old school pocket passer versus new school scrambler extraordinaire.
This matchup will no doubt spark the debate between die hard football fans. It's a question that has been on everyone's mind since the emergence of guys like Russell Wilson, Cam Newton, Colin Kaepernick and Robert Griffin III. Can you win without a true pocket passer? 10 years ago, guys like this wouldn't have been given the time of day, but now coaches seem more willing to bring in quarterbacks with athleticism. Someone like Johnny Manziel would be an afterthought in the past, and now reports are surfacing he could be the first pick in the draft.
I still think it's more effective to build your team around a quarterback who looks to beat you with his arm rather than his legs. Even if Wilson does go on to win this game with the Seahawks, the argument against him will be he did it on the back of his defense. But even I cannot deny the success the new age of quarterbacks are having, even if it hasn't quite led to Super Bowl victories (Last five SB winning QBs were Joe Flacco, Eli Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees and Ben Roethlisberger—all pocket passers).
Peyton Manning versus the cold weather
You're probably already sick of hearing about this one, but it'll likely be the most talked about aspect of Super Bowl 2014. Can Manning get over the hump in a huge cold weather game? Even his victories in the playoffs in Denver this year, the weather did not creep down into below freezing temperatures, nor was there the swirling winds East Rutherford in February promises to provide.
Nobody questions Manning in big games, but there is definitely a trend when the weather turns foul. Early forecasts are showing rain and awful temperatures. How will he react?
New school, fast paced offense versus old school, nasty defense (literally the No. 1 offense versus the No. 1 defense).
The Broncos set all kinds of records this season. They scored the most points and total touchdowns (obviously, but still something) in NFL history, Manning threw for more yards and touchdowns than any other quarterback in NFL history and they tied a record for most 50 point games in a season. I'm sure there were several other records, but you get the picture.
The Seahawks, on the other hand, have a swarming defense and were No.1 in total yards allowed, total points allowed and total passing yards allowed this season. Three of their four starting DBs earned All Pro honors (not Pro Bowl….ALL PRO). The only "blemish" on their defense is they were seventh defending the run, something Denver doesn't do too much of anyway.
If Manning's cold weather narrative isn't blown up as the biggest story of the game, this will be.
Richard Sherman versus Demaryius Thomas.
With this one we dive a little deeper into the game for the die hard fan. You have arguably the top cornerback in the game against a top five wide receiver. How much will Manning be willing to test Sherman? Kaepernick only looked his way twice yesterday, and the final time cost him a trip to the Super Bowl. If anyone can find holes in this secondary, it's Manning, but it will prove a daunting task.
On top of that you have Sherman, a guy who clearly likes to talk a big game, and Thomas, who is about as humble as they come which is refreshing given his position has historically produced the most divas. The clash of their talent as well as their personality will make this the most talked about individual matchup.
Champ Bailey looking to (possibly) ride off into the sunset to put a stamp on his Hall of Fame career.
This one is for me. I've always been a fan of Champ Bailey and the way he carries himself. He's been one of if not the best cornerback to ever play. He may not have the staggering interception numbers some of the top tier corners have, but that's simply because quarterbacks knew not to throw to his side. It was almost as if your defense played on half a field with Champ in the game.
Bailey is 15 years into his stellar career, yet he's still one of the best corners in the NFL right now. It's unbelievable how well he's been able to play the past couple years at a position that typically sees a drastic fall off once players reach their 30s. Although he's still playing at a high level, Bailey could be ready to ride off into the sunset. He turns 36 this June.
It's all gold. Forget about heading to the kitchen for a refill on the nachos midway through the 2nd quarter. You won't be able to take your eyes off this one. One can only hope the casual fan is treated to an all-time classic this matchup (on paper) deserves.
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Hello this is Dr. Stan and I will assist you with your question today. I am board certified and I have 40 years of patient experience. I am happy to help you. I'm sorry your daughter has what may be vitiligo (loss of pigment in the skin, with sharp borders). It may also be a fungal infection that causes the skin not to tan while the surrounding skin does tan. How old is your daughter? Has she been swimming in any ponds or lakes? If it is fungal (yeast) application of a sulphur containing shampoo, such as Selsun can cure it easily. Apply to the skin before bed, let it dry and wash off in the morning. Do this for 7 nights then 3 times weekly for 2 weeks. After that, let her go in the sun. The skin should return to normal.
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Thanks for the picture. This is not vitiligo, but may be ND. Try the Selsun, if that doesn't change the appearance, then ND is the most likely cause.
Skin is not rough or flaky Not this type of yeast. A Wood's lamp will confirm any fungus/yeast. Only a skin biopsy will confirm vitiligo.