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Software Defined Networking (SDN), and Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) are playing an increasing role in today's next generation and cloud networks. To leverage the benefits of NFV, Sonus separated its field-proven Diameter software from the DSC 8000 hardware, and designed it to operate on industry standard Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) servers. This allows network operators the ability to rapidly deploy DSC features and functionalities with greater flexibility. DSC SWe has been enhanced to be cloud-optimized and is deployable in an orchestrated cloud deployment model.
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- Support for SS7 to Diameter and Cloud-based unified signaling network to ease migrations
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Same proven software code base used in DSC 8000:
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I don't mean this question to be offensive but it seems like now a days all guys want are only sex and hookups snd nothing else and that's not what I want at all. I actually want to date someone and want a relationship but now a days that's very rare to find. So do guys only want hookups and do they have real feelings like do they ever actually like Someone for more than there body and looks. I have s feeling all the good ones may be taken becsixe I see s lot of people or even some of customers who seem to be in a very happy nice relationship where the guy seems to be good. TBH I'm starting to give up on dating too, maybe it's for the best
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Younger guys are more about sex. They don't want to be tied down. But yes, of course we have real feelings (we hide it a lot better than women because we're programmed to). Take a break from dating for a while but don't give up. There are lots of guys in the world (you haven't met them all so therefore they ALL aren't taken) and you'll find someone eventually.43|10|0
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Kay... When you shop at a shitty shoe place all the time. You're only going to have that one experience with shoes and you're going to characterize all shoes as shitty. Which is not the case. There are some great shoes out in the world.
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This so much! The right men exist, they aren't even that rare, but you can't expect to find them in the bad boy store, so OP might have to change her shopping habits.
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@JohnDoe3000 this is very true! I wouldn't be dissuade by the bad Apples in the world. There are some great men in the world. Just need to be a little bit selective and have healthy expectations. This goes for men too!
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Makes about 4 1/2 dozen cookies
To make graham cracker crumbs, process 8 whole graham crackers in a food processor until finely ground. (Or you can buy a box of graham cracker crumbs and use 1 cup.)
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- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
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- 20 tablespoons (2 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened (no one said these were healthy)
- 1 1/2 cups sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 cup graham cracker crumbs (see note)
- 3 (20-ounce) cans cherry pie filling, drained
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If you haven't seen it, here's a link: http:/
It's pretty sweet! Has anyone used this service in a small-business environment yet? I set it up with a personal domain to handle e-mail, and it works like a charm. Google's "magical" spam filters have gotten me down to one or two pieces of spam a week, as compared to hundreds per day before. But it's just me using it, and I'm not stressing the functionality at all. I'm curious if anyone has set it up in a small-business environment and what they think of the calendar, talk, etc...
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Jan 4, 2007 at 4:17 UTC
Testing at the moment + going to deploy in the next month ´- I'll let you know how it goes (30+ users)
Jan 4, 2007 at 5:13 UTC
I have thought about deploying gApps but a few things that scare me:
It is still in beta, and even though they say that we are "eligible for free service for their approved beta users even beyond the end of the beta period" they are only referring to:
The start page
Page Creator
If and when they decide to add docs and spreadsheets, will they decide to pressure us into paying for those extra features? Will they limit our account if we exceed a certain amount of users? From my understanding Terms of Service agreements always state that they are subject to change with or without prior warning.
I still need a little time before I can deploy this service.
Jan 4, 2007 at 5:43 UTC
jdorfman, I'm right there with you. Although, for what it's worth, I (and most people, I'd bet) are mainly interested in the mail, shared calendar and talk. My main concern would probably be the # of users they will allow. Even then, I might be tempted to pay for it. It's great to not even worry about spam in gmail :-)
Jan 4, 2007 at 5:54 UTC
true that. You have a point on the spam filter, it would be nice not to have to pay and manage a barracuda firewall.
May 8, 2007 at 9:43 UTC
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Tyler, Did you go with a second domain, transfer it to gmail, or?
May 8, 2007 at 9:49 UTC
Update to my previous post, now using Google Apps for 50 users in a small business environment - semi customisable and the spam filter (as mentioned) is great - one of the users has 1500 in his spam folder at the moment, not in his inbox!
deployment was fairly simple and the admin view has just been improved to show more details and allow the upgrade to the paid-for version which has more features to play with - the calendar mail and chat at the moment though are just what we need here and being off-site it takes some grief off of my shoulders too
Ask if you want more details though
May 8, 2007 at 10:38 UTC
FunctionOne is an IT service provider.
One way to consider using Google Apps email hosting is to replace paid services such as Postini which offer spam filtering, mail relay and archiving options. Don't get me wrong - Postini works well and is in use at one of my clients - but...
With Google Apps we get :
-a mail relay (since mail lands there first - if the internal SBS 2003 server is down, or the T1 goes down - it holds our mail until we come online - indefinitely)
-spam filtering - nuff said - the filtering in Gmail is excellent. As one user said above - from 90% of my email being spam to almost zero. And the false positives are extremely low. Upload your contacts to make it even lower!
-auto-archive - if you have your SBS server, or clients, use POP to download you can set each account to archive the email after downloading. This removes it from the inbox and places it under the 'All Mail' viewing option. This means you've got a 2GB offsite email archive (per user) in case things go very wrong. Plus - if you don't have Vista, MSN Desktop Search or Office 2007 - you can login and use Google search against your archive to find previous correspondence.
I've been using it as above in a couple client environments with excellent success. By adding a simple Smart Host to SBS 2003 (pointed at Google) we're able to have the SBS server grab and send email with no issues. Why dont' we just use Exchange you ask?
Because then we wouldn't gain the benefit of all the features above and if our line went down, or server failed - in these two offices - we'd effectively be SoL.
Why not skip SBS 20003 and just use Google? Because we need the Domain controller, the RPC over HTTP connection and Exchange features that power the Outlook clients for shared calendaring, contacts etc. Also - we're not beholden to Google either. If something happens there - the office still functions until they come back online.
It's really a win-win scenario.
Jun 12, 2007 at 3:39 UTC
After recently getting hit with a "our ISP had DNS issues and our mail was down for several hours" type situation I am revisiting this idea.
Can you tell me more about how the mail setup is in your deployment "A and T"?
Jun 12, 2007 at 5:29 UTC
Mark, Just in case "A and T" doesn't respond, I'll tell you about mine. Granted, it's been about 6 months since I set it up (and it's working like a charm), so bear with me if I forget/leave something out :-)
Google gives you a bunch of mail servers to assign as MX records for your domain. You have to make the changes before Google will let you proceed setting everything up. When you're done, it would look something like...
$ nslookup -q=mx domain.com
Server: 127.0.0.1
Address: 127.0.0.1#53
Non-authoritative answer:
domain.com mail exchanger = 0 ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.com.
domain.com mail exchanger = 10 ALT1.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.com.
domain.com mail exchanger = 10 ALT2.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.com.
domain.com mail exchanger = 20 ASPMX2.GOOGLEMAIL.com.
domain.com mail exchanger = 20 ASPMX3.GOOGLEMAIL.com.
domain.com mail exchanger = 20 ASPMX4.GOOGLEMAIL.com.
domain.com mail exchanger = 20 ASPMX5.GOOGLEMAIL.com.
That's pretty much it. You can then use gmail for your domain just like you would for a personal gmail.com account, except mail shows up as email@example.com (instead of gmail.com, of course). And you can customize gmail for your domain the same way you can with a personal account to use POP (ie, if your users use Thunderbird, Outlook, etc), and all the other fancy-pants gmail stuff (filters, forwards, responders, etc).
Hope that helps! :-)
Jun 12, 2007 at 6:06 UTC
Nice to have have someone refer to my expertise for a change :)
What would you like to know about the current deployment, previous arrangements were with no calendar, small pop3 boxes at another supplier (which were paid for) and a _dire_ webmail / IMAP service if they did want off-site access
Now we have 30+ users sharing calendars (the editor has been setup to have all of the reporters' calendars show on his calendar and so can track their movements in and out of the office, I'm hoping to expand this to the works to allow them to use Google Calendar for their holiday booking system), email has been almost faultless with all but a few users using online access, the others using POP - though after many months usage I have come across 2 issues.
The editor has _so_ much mail that 2Gb got filled up in 4 months this can be alleviated a little my making sure they clear out their deleted items but eventually you _will_ need to back off onto another system, currently with only one user having these issues it's being done to Outlook but I will need to look into this further, as mentioned by FunctionOne at a later date.
The actual migration is completely documented by Google but if you want my migration plan I can document it here or in the projects section if you like
Jun 12, 2007 at 6:20 UTC
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> The actual migration is completely documented by Google but if you want my migration plan I can document it here or in the projects section if you like
That would be great if you could share that in the Google Apps Project page! I'd like to see some more information regarding this.
Jun 12, 2007 at 6:30 UTC
Neat, I just updated some of the info on that project anyway but I will add a migration section to it to help matters along - it's good for small (10 users) or large (26,000 users - Linköpings University, Sweden - in the news too - http:/
If you can give me some of the must haves for a migration I will add them too, to make sure I don't miss anything
Jun 12, 2007 at 6:44 UTC
Are your pop3 clients using outlook/tbird/evolution . . .?
How easilyy/quickly can I set up 80 new addresses?
Can they migrate current mail storage?
How long did the process take for you from the day you signed up till the day your users began using Google Apps?
Jun 13, 2007 at 8:19 UTC
In our case we have the following:
When our Exchange server was first setup the admin at the time had our server connect via pop3 to our ISP and pull mail every 15 min. Then several years ago the ISP stopped using that and now they act as a pass-through/spam filter for us (long political story there) but we host our own mail.
The email we receive goes through their network, their filter (which is only so good/we still get junk all day), and then to us. When we sent email it goes from us to the recipient.
We actively use the calendaring collaboration features of our exchange server including public folders.
Times like yesterday (when we didn't get mail all day because their network backbone split and they hadn't thought of enough redundancy before yesterday) we didn't get any email all day which can hurt any company.
I guess ideally what I am wondering is if G-Apps + Exchange could be configured in such a way that:
(Bear with me in my trying to explain this, my English teachers always got onto me about my sentence structure. :) )
Mail goes from (insert mystical Internet bubble here) to a server that checks dns, says "ok, I can send to the exchange server at xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" and sends the email there and if that exchange server is unavailable g-apps would get the message and hold it until that exchange server is available again and then send the email to it. Meanwhile (if the exchange server is down) our users could go to the g-apps address, check and reply to their mail (via browser, pda, etc) and the emails sent during the exchange downtime also gets transferred to the exchange server when the connection comes back up.
Does that make sense?
Other pieces of the puzzle that is our configuration:
* We have a blackberry server locally
* An exchange server
* A staff that is very used to using our existing Outlook/Exchange setup
* Two domain names that point to our exchange server
* 29 users with another 10 expected in the next 1-4 months
The added knowledge (just given to me as I write this) that our ISP has made available a second piece of the backbone that we can point our computers to as a primary dns. (Even though I was looking at opendns.com yesterday for when the ISP's dns is not available.)
Jun 14, 2007 at 4:52 UTC
The Google Apps is pitched at replacement to current email services, however it can still be used a great Backup MX server (with 2Gb of storage) if you want to deal with your email in an Exchange environment too.
If you configure your domain MX records to point to Google's servers, have your exchange server pull down the email at intervals, as before, then if you loose connectivity to the internet you still have internal mail and exchange and as soon as you get back online you can pull down all of the mail to exchange as before with no loss of mail, assuming you don't receive more than 2Gb of email before you do get back online.
One point worth mentioning is that if you use this method you will probably need to set up Google Mail to "delete mail on POP". If you need off-site access to email then I would use exchange's remote/web mail access or configure Google Mail to "Archive on POP" and then the users can access all their mail off site via Google Apps. Keep in mind that you will need to watch the space on the users' accounts (control panel in Google Apps) if you decide to use this method.
End result is
Sender->Magic Internet Bubble->Google Apps->Your Exchange
Your Exchange->Google Apps->Magic Internet Bubble->Recipient
And with the 99.9% uptime that Google offers you should have little issues with mail going missing due to offline servers
Nov 1, 2007 at 8:38 UTC
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FunctionOne - Could you explain how you get your SBS Exchange server to retreive the mail from the google apps pop accounts. I have set up a test environment and am trying to retreive mail using the SBS pop connector but it is failing. I have set the port as 995 as per the google apps instructions but there is no tick box to set the pop connector to use SSL.
Do you use the pop connector or a different method?
May 15, 2008 at 4:11 UTC
@Phil Ingle
not sure if this is of use http://www.slipstick.com/exs/popconnect.asp
found one which looked promising but the site was on a dyndns address and wasn't loading - let me know if you find one that works as I may use it myself in future
May 15, 2008 at 8:14 UTC
Not sure if I'm missing something here, but isn't the size of a Gmail account currently over 6GB? I just checked their Google Aps page and it's the same there too. Are you talking the 2GB PST limit?
I have thought about eliminating our Exchange 2000 server and switching to Gmail. For what it will cost, just in hardware and licenses not including the actual installation and migration, I can pay for Gmail for 5 years.
I do have one user that's playing with Gmail and MAPI, using his home system and iPhone. I may have some use for this, not sure at this point.
May 15, 2008 at 1:35 UTC
You've not missed a thing - but I did post that last summer when it was a mere 2GB of storage for mail ;)
Mar 18, 2009 at 3:12 UTC
I'm considering google apps for about 80 users. I just wonder how the Outlook functionality works. Would the users still be able to use Outlook the same way they do with exchange? (offline access, updated calendar/to do list, etc)
May 4, 2009 at 3:25 UTC
Hello Spiceworks users,
It's been a while since I last posted on this subject but it got shelved shortly after my last question. Recently, after a smtp filter clammed up after the license ran out and a fairly large increase of spam before that occurred, I was asked to look into some options. Now I come back to the Google Apps thing and am wondering if those of you who adopted it are still using it, what kind of savings for your company, is there a better option out there?
I am still interested in the subject of G-apps and exchange for the fact that it could be web backup for when exchange is unavailable. Something that once staff gets used to I think they might like.
On the other hand I know of one company I do business with who went from lotus notes to Google Apps and so far they haven't looked back. (They have been using it for around nine months.)
Something that other company and I (when I last looked at this option) didn't think about is: What if you have two domains pointing to one exchange server?
world --> domain1.com, domain2.com --> exchange2000 --> end user
Can Google Apps be set up like this or would I have to get two separate Google Apps (accounts/whatever-they-call-it)?
Apr 9, 2010 at 4:32 UTC
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My hair is naturally black/very dark brown. How bad will it hurt to bleach my hair, i want to go with a light brown-reddish color. I will be getting it professionally done. I know my account says i'm a guy but i'm a girl. Also, i have pretty thick coarse hair.
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Um I bleached the tips of my hair and it shouldn't hurt.00|00|0
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Report summaryAmbler is a polymetallic deposit in North West Alaska. It was first developed by Rio Tinto in the early 1970s and it is now fully owned by NovaCopper. The mine is expected to produce a copper concentrate with gold as a by-product, a lead concentrate with silver and gold by-products, and a zinc concentrate.
The property is composed of two deposits: Arctic and Bornite. As at August 2013, the Arctic deposit had a PEA (July 2013) and the Bornite deposit had a NI43-101 compliant resource estimate (February 2013).
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to the editor: We followed with great interest the recent exchanges between Drs. Teppema and Berendsen (4) on one hand and Dr. Swenson on the other hand regarding the mechanisms of effects of acetazolamide (AZ) in the prevention of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) (3).
One of the essential questions raised by both parts is the action of AZ on central and peripheral chemosensitivity, respectively. We would like to bring a small contribution to this passionate reflection by approaching this issue from the breathing stability angle. We recently described ventilatory oscillations in normal subjects submitted to physiological (exercise) and environmental (hypoxia) stresses (1, 2) and we analyzed the effect of oral AZ (500 mg/day on day before and on the test day vs. placebo) on this instability (2). In accordance with most studies, we noted an increase in minute ventilation (V̇e) and arterial O2 saturation and a decrease in end-tidal CO2 pressure (PetCO2) during exercise in hypoxia, confirming the well-known effect of AZ on ventilation in hypoxia. Traits of breathing instability, such as magnitude of V̇e oscillations, were blunted under AZ (see Figs. 1 and 4 in Ref. 2). We also pointed out that AZ drastically enhanced ventilatory response to CO2 (HcVR) (placebo: 2.46 ± 0.53, AZ: 3.78 ± 1.67 l·min−1·mm·Hg−1, P = 0.006) (see Table 2 in Ref. 2), whereas the ventilatory response to hypoxia was blunted or unchanged. In a previous study, we showed that breathing oscillations were positively related to HcVR, but only in hypoxic conditions (see Fig. 8 in Ref. 1). Moreover, AZ blunted the relationship between intensity of oscillations and HcVR (see Fig. 7 in Ref. 1). In fact, AZ increases the controller gain (HcVR) but inhibits the enhancing effects of controller gain on ventilatory oscillations. This latter data confirm the stimulant action of AZ on central chemoreceptors (mainly responsible for ventilatory response to CO2) through metabolic acidosis but raise interrogations regarding the blunting of ventilatory oscillations. Furthermore, in our preliminary study (1), subjects with a higher ventilatory response to hypoxia showed a greater breathing instability, suggesting that carotid bodies were playing a predominant role in the genesis of ventilatory oscillations, and blunting of oscillations by AZ strongly suggests that AZ inhibits carotid bodies activity. These observations made during exercise in hypoxia may also confirm the blunting effect of AZ on periodic breathing during sleep. However, as mentioned by E. R. Swenson (3), no clear relationship has been evidenced between periodic breathing and AMS. From our observations of the effects of AZ on chemosensitivity to CO2 and breathing instability, we hypothesize that the increase in ventilation by AZ is mostly due to an increase in the (central) response to CO2 that overwhelms a decrease in the (peripheral) response to hypoxia. However, the blunting of ventilatory instability by AZ might be mediated through its action on carotid bodies.
E.H. drafted manuscript; E.H., F.J.L., and J.-P.R. edited and revised manuscript; E.H., N.V., F.J.L., and J.-P.R. approved final version of manuscript.
No conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise, are declared by the author(s).
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Are you already in love with the soccer ball droid from Star Wars: The Force Awakens? We got a look at the roly poly astromech in the teaser, and Thingiverse user lilykill has taken it upon herself to create a 1:1 scale 3D model of the new character. She made the ball droid's head the same diameter as R2-D2's. I can't wait until someone downloads the file and prints a new friend.
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The Scroll of Thoth, also called the Papyrus of Thoth was an ancient scroll created by the Egyptian god Thoth.
The Scroll of Thoth was an ancient Egyptian parchment that held a conjoining spell in it with the ability to become one with any member of The Third Race. This spell allowed the user to become an "Avatar." While they were this Human-Third Race Hybrid they would retain their own mind and thought patterns; but with all of the powers of the Child of Oberon they merged with.
While in the employ of David Xanatos, The Emir was to search the scroll to find a way to bind Anubis so that Xanatos could secure immortality for both himself and for Fox.
While researching the scroll The Emir discovered a passage in it that explains the process of becoming an Avatar. And, when he had all the magical ingredients in place for the binding ritual, he called forth Anubis and threatened him to either bring back his son or be a slave to his will as he became an Avatar and performed the task himself.
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Buttermilk & Honey Bread
Recipe by SharleneW
This bread has a great taste and texture.
Top Review by justcallmejulie
First review 2/26/05I made this for MEAN CHEF's online bread making class. I made 1 loaf and 8 rolls. I went ahead and "shaped" the loaf before reading in the class transcript that you should flatten the dough and tightly roll it into a loaf; my loaf did not have a round top, but it's just fine. The rolls look better. It all tastes great. I did not glaze with egg, and I had to put it all on hold in the middle of the second rising - I put in fridge and when I returned about an hour later, they had continued to rise and were ready for the oven ~ I just brought to room temp (about 15 mins) and baked ~ per MEAN CHEF's online instructions in the "classroom." Great class, great bread and GREAT teacher! Thanks MC for giving up the afternoon and to show us how to do it right! UPDATE! this is such a versatile recipe! I have made it again twice this weekend; once with equal parts whole wheat and white flour and again with 1/2 cup raw sunflower seeds, 1/4 cup old fashioned (not quick cooking) oatmeal and 1/2 cup untoasted wheat germ. I decreased the flour to 4 cups and used equal parts whole wheat and white flour. I baked it in one big rustic free-form loaf. This is the BEST bread recipe! I will be using this again and again!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 3⁄4 cup warm water
- 1 tablespoon dry yeast
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 1⁄2 cups warm buttermilk
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 1 tablespoon salt
- 6 -6 1⁄2 cups unbleached white bread flour
- 1 egg, to glaze
Directions See How It's Made
- Lightly spray two small or one large loaf pan with non stick cooking spray or coat with melted butter.
- Set them on a baking sheet and set aside.
- In a kitchen aid mixing bowl, hand whisk the water, yeast and sugar together and let stand for 2 minutes.
- Stir in buttermilk, butter, honey, salt and half the flour.
- Stir with a wooden spoon.
- Fit machine with a dough hook, then kneading, add in more flour as required to make a soft, but firm dough, about 8- 10 minutes.
- Cover lightly with plastic wrap and let rise 45- 90 minutes until doubled in size.
- Gently deflate dough and divide into two or keep as one loaf.
- Shape into oblongs and place in prepared loaf pans.
- Insert loaf pans into a large plastic bag and let rise until doubled in size, about 30-45 minutes.
- Glaze well with a beaten egg.
- (You can also brush loaf with melted butter).
- Preheat oven to 375°F.
- Place breads in oven and bake about 45 minutes until well browned.
- Turn breads out onto a cooling rack and cool well before slicing.


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A waste of bandwidth. That's what the travel industry's collective Internet presence is turning out to be.
Look around. The most high-profile Web sites are little more than electronic brochures scripted for the benefit of advertising executives, not Internet users. Cyberspace pioneers never envisioned their network as a single-protocol medium, but that's exactly what it's turning into.
The Web is currently the Internet's dominant force. But to turning a blind eye to the Web's obscure siblings and cousins – File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Internet Relay Chat (IRC), and Telnet – condemns a travel site to one track and bores customers.
Programmed properly, each tool adds dimension to an otherwise flat site by offering interactivity that's currently unavailable to Web users. For example:
– The just-opened Travelocity includes a feature not used often on industry sites – real-time chat rooms. However, most Web interfaces for chat are awkward. To follow a real time electronic conversation, IRC is the most reasonable choice.
– PCTravel allows bookings through its Telnet interface as well as its Web site. Though cumbersome at first, the protocol can exchange data more efficiently than through the Web.
– Delta Air Lines lets users download software through an FTP site and says they'll soon be able to retrieve schedules and itineraries the same way. FTP is excellent for large files, such as programs, pictures, or virtual reality scripts.
"The Web is not the only game in town," says Daniel Connolly, a doctoral student at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA, who is researching the subject for his dissertation. "There are a lot of different applications for travel and tourism on the Internet."
Unfortunately, he says, the travel industry has been "slow to catch on" to alternate platforms. He blames a variety of factors, including the pervasive fear that electronic bookings will threaten travel agents.
Some retailers may go the way of the dodo. Others are determined not to. David Lea, PCTravel's vice president of marketing, says from Raleigh, NC, the company has embraced new technology with little regard to the prevailing industry skepticism.
"On the one hand," he says, "you'd be fooling yourself if you didn't recognize that a lot of people come to the Internet in order to use the Web. On the other hand, it depends what you're trying to accomplish on the Internet. That's what should determine what protocol you should, and shouldn't, use."
For PCTravel, Telnet's easy-to-access (but difficult-to-use) interface was the ideal way to launch its direct booking presence in 1994. When the agency threatened to pull the plug on its Telnet site a few months ago-after putting up a Web site in 1995-users protested, Lea said.
"If you want quick access to information, you should be considering protocols that are useful," says Joe Witherspoon, Webmaster for European Travel in San Francisco. The Web "alone is not enough to push the limits for a travel site."
Witherspoon believes it is important to distinguish completely frivolous bells and whistles, like memory-munching Shockwave or virtual reality scripts, from useful tools like FTP. One is a distraction, the other an enhancement.
Making every megabit count is not easy. But it's even harder to live with the consequences of constructing a site around the myth that the Web is the Internet's final frontier. Adding a few underused features will give a site more depth and appeal.


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Chicken and Grape Salad
Supermarket rotisserie chicken comes together with sweet grapes and savory bacon in a fast, fresh dinner. This dish uses just half of a rotisserie chicken. Shred or slice the leftover meat and use in a sandwich, quesadilla, or pasta dish for another quick meal.
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- Total Time:
- Servings: 4
Photography: Romulo Yanes
Source: Everyday Food, December 2011
- 8 slices bacon, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 rotisserie chicken (about 2 1/2 pounds)
- 1/3 cup low-fat plain yogurt
- 2 ounces blue cheese, crumbled (1/2 cup)
- 3 tablespoons finely chopped chives
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 6 ounces red-leaf lettuce, torn into bite-size pieces (8 cups)
- 1 cup seedless red grapes, halved
In a medium skillet, cook bacon over medium, stirring occasionally, until fat is rendered and bacon is crisp, about 9 minutes. With a slotted spoon, transfer bacon to paper towels to drain.
Meanwhile, shred half the chicken, discarding skin and bones. You should have about 2 cups meat. (Refrigerate remaining chicken, covered, up to 3 days.)
In a medium bowl, mash together yogurt and cheese with a fork. Stir in chives and garlic and season with salt and pepper. In a large bowl, toss together chicken, bacon, lettuce, and grapes. Divide among four plates and serve with yogurt dressing.


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Hotel Durvankur, Ganpatipule
Durvankur Hotel At Post Ganapatipule Ganapatipule, Ratnagiri Maharashtra – 415622, India
Hotel Durvankur Details
Situated 400 metres from the temple, Durvankur is a budget hotel. Wearied travellers can come for a weekend or have a short vacation in Hotel Durvankur. The hotel provides an ideal and comfortable accommodation to the tourists.


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Products made from renewable raw materials
The challenge for plant chemistry developed by the Arkema group is to respond to the shrinking supply of fossils resources and to environmental concerns by using alternative raw materials.
The foreseeable depletion of fossil resources as well as environmental imperatives is pushing the chemical industry to turn to raw materials of plant origin to produce bioplastics.
The advantage of this approach is that plants are renewable. In addition, to be able to grow, plants capture the CO2 present in the air, thereby helping to reduce the greenhouse effect. A number of manufactured products are already made from these polymers of plant origin: shoes, eye glasses, mobile telephones, automobile parts, packaging, etc.
Arkema speeds up its development in green chemistry
In 2012, Arkema bolstered its position in polyamides by the acquisition of two Chinese companies : Casda, the world leader in sebacic acid derived from castor oil, and Hipro Polymers, which produces polyamides 10 (Hiprolon® range) from sebacic acid.
Arkema also purchased in 2013 a stake in Ihsedu Agrochem, a subsidiary of Jayant Agro in India, supplier of castor oil. With its unique integration, Arkema has now an unsurpassed offering in bio-sourced polyamides.
Developing new avenues
R&D is exploring other opportunities based on other plant species with the aim of increasing the use of renewable raw materials.
Glycerol, a polyol coming from the manufacture of biofuels, and made from plants such as rapeseed, sunflowers and soybeans could replace propylene in some specific cases.
The latter is used in the manufacture of acrolein and acrylic acid, two products which have a host of applications, ranging from pharmaceutical products to animal feed and the paper industry.
Another example: additives for paving grade bitumens Cecabase® RT, developed by CECA, a subsidiary of the Arkema group. These additives contain surfactants (50% are made from raw materials of renewable origin) and have the following characteristics:
- reduction of approximately 50°C in the application temperature of bitumen,
- 20 to 50% decrease in energy consumption compared to the standard process,
- 90% reduction in dust and gas generated during the production of the bitumen mix, and then improvement of the working conditions of the field personnel.
The plants of the future are growing in cosmos
Alongside 17 European partners — businesses, agricultural institutes and universities — Arkema is participating in the COSMOS research project, supported by the European Union and launched in March 2015.
It is studying agro-industrial uses for camelina and crambe, two little-known oilseed plants.
Both contain fatty acids that are not widely found in nature and are potentially convertible into high-grade bioplastics. Other virtues include thriving in poor soils and being harvest-ready in just three months.
This means they could be cultivated as sustainable crops that don't compete with food and reduce Europe's reliance on imported oleochemical plant oils.


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Wednesday, July 5, 2017
What is the color halfway between blue and orange?
6 comments:
- Stephen TurnerJuly 5, 2017 at 1:37 PM
Can you average the wavelengths of the two colours? Oh right, some colours don't have wavelengths. Colour is weird.ReplyDelete
Al had me at uniform perceptual spacing.ReplyDelete
Stephen, Each color does have an officially defined "dominant wavelength", which is determined through the chromaticity diagram. So average wavelength is a precisely defined thing, and a meaningful answer to the question.ReplyDelete
Well... a partial answer, anyway. You need three attributes to define a color. The other two might be (for example) the richness of the color and the lightness.Replies
- Stephen TurnerJuly 9, 2017 at 3:58 PM
How do you define the wavelength of colours like magenta (the non spectral ones)?Delete
A picture would be a good way to explain that. Since I can't upload a picture to the comments, I will write a short blog to answer the question!Delete
Yeah... I know that you and Al go way back! Romance in the Land of Colors is sweet.


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Sonatina (1939)-OB/PN
Composer: Asaf'ev, Boris Vladimirovich
Publisher: TrevCo
Edition: 1515
Sonatina (1939) for oboe and piano
by Boris Vladimirovich Asaf'ev (1884-1949)
I. Allegro moderato
II. Scherzo
III. Andante moderato
IV. Finale (Rondo)
This is part of the Russian Oboe Music editions, edited by Marc Fink.
A challenging and fun four movement work in the style of Shostakovich. Tuneful but with a certain edge!


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Waisa Bhi Hota Hai, Part II (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Various Artists, Shibani Kashyap, Vishal-Shekhar, Saibal Basu, Abhinay Dhar
- 1 Sajnaa Shibani Kashyap
- 2 Allah Ke Bande Kailash Kher
- 3 Laundiya Rabbi Shergill
- 4 Prem Dunk Shibani Kashyap
- 5 Tum Bus Tum Shibani Kashyap
- 6 My Name Is Gurdeep Bali Brahmabhatt
- 7 Jism Sunidhi Chauhan
Waisa Bhi Hota Hai Part II (Hindi: वैसा भी होता है, English: It Happens That Way Too) is a 2003 Indian movie starring Arshad Warsi. Shashanka Ghosh, the creative driver behind the launch of MTV and Channel V in India, marks his debut as a director with this film.The film is most famous for its songs "Allah ke Bande" performed by Kailash Kher and "Sajna Aa Bhi Jaa" performed by Shibani Kashyap.
Waisa Bhi Hota Hai, Part II is an album by Shibani Kashyap which was released on 2003-01-01 and has an overall rating of 4 out of 5. The disc(s) has in total 7 tracks and runs for duration of 00:29:46. The album songs are written, composed and sung by Sadaquat Hussain, Vishal Dadlani, Abhinay Dhar, Virag, Shibani Kashyap, Vishal-Shekhar, Saibal Basu, Abhinay Dhar, Various Artists, and recorded with the musical genre(s) Hindi, Movie Soundtrack, Bollywood.
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I'm friends with a guy and we don't see each other much and we didn't used to talk unless we saw each other until he got my number the other day. Since then he keeps texting me and calling me and I don't know why but it annoys me and I feel..uncomfortable. It's not like this with all guys, it's just there are some guys that I don't want close to me for whatever reason. Does this happen to others?
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Yes this does happen, if you are uncomfortable with him texting you all the time, just simply give him one word responses, he should get the picture soon enough and if he is calling you, just don't answer. Say that there are too many people in the room and I can't get any privacy so it's best if you just don't call.00|00|0


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Despite everything you might believe by looking at the cover of this book, what you're about to read is not just another misleading "lose weight quick" short term fix. Yes, you'll drop a bunch of pounds, but there's nothing about this plan that is short term or extreme.
Just the opposite. This is a shift in mindset towards your body and about what you can actually accomplish with a focused approach that puts you in control. I want you to think about that. Go on, stop reading and think for a minute. Are you in control of your body or does it control you?
Ok, keep reading.
The next 30 days is all about YOU. You want to lose weight, jumpstart a healthy living plan, and just feel better about yourself. That's why you're reading this, right? And that's the sole purpose of the next month. While the benefits are meant to be experienced in a very short period of time, this program is bigger than 30 days.
You'll learn tips and tricks that work in both the short and long term, but most importantly you'll shift your whole attitude towards healthy living and your body. Why? Because that's what living a Nutritious Life is all about. Sometimes in order for you to believe you must see what you're capable of achieving. That's why I created the Great 1-Month Slim Down.
With this plan you are going to turn your attention away from work and deadlines and focus on yourself. No, I'm not asking you to quit your job or blow off responsibility (although, that would be kind of fun!). This plan will help you find a healthy balance between the outside world and your personal needs.
You will learn how to listen and respond to your body. You will learn how to stay energized and nourished with a balanced, healthy diet. You will learn how to control cravings and how to indulge in a healthy way. Because indulgences are good for your body and soul.
And you are going to LOSE WEIGHT!
In 30 days you will not only look slimmer but you will feel more energized, be less stressed and simply feel better about yourself. To boot, you will know that your body can change. You will believe that you can lose weight.
And you will live the life you want in a body you love.
Before you begin, it's important that you understand some of the approaches I use to help you lose weight in a healthy, effective way. Much of this will make sense if you've read Why Can't I Drop The Weight? But if you haven't—or if you need a refresher, here's how I want to help you manage your food and enjoy the weight loss process. Yes, I just said, "enjoy."
Determine Your Hunger Quotient (HQ)
Question to Ask: How truly hungry am I?
You need to become aware of how hungry you are when you eat. This seems like something that should be a given, but think about it. Are you aware of your hunger level when you begin to eat or are you eating because, well, it's lunch time or the food just looks so good?
Learning to recognize your hunger at the beginning and end of your meals is what I call mastering your hunger quotient or HQ. I won't lie! This isn't easy. But once you conquer it, no matter what you are indulging in, you will never over consume calories to a large extent.
Your HQ will help you determine how much to eat and how frequently you should eat. On a scale of 1 to 10, 1 is stuffed and 10 is famished. Your goal is to stay between a 6 (slightly hungry) and a 4 (slightly satisfied) at all times. Your HQ will help you control portions and keep your metabolism revved. Listen to that body of yours! It has plenty to tell you…
The Great 1-Month Slim Down ebook can be downloaded immediately, and includes:
Nationally recognized celebrity nutritionist (and go to nutritionist for many A-list celebs), registered dietitian, healthy cooking expert and 4x published author Keri Glassman is the founder and president of Keri Glassman, Nutritious Life, a nutrition practice and health and wellness brand, as well as The Nutrition School, a 12-week online course created to provide an unprecedented nutrition education and springboard for building a successful career in the health and wellness industry. She is a contributing editor and advisory board member for Women's Health Magazine and is a Today Show Tastemaker, she was Lead Nutritionist for Turner's health and wellness entertainment brand, upwave and the Nutritionist and Judge on the healthy cooking competition show, "Cook Your Ass Off". Keri is regularly featured on national television programs including The Today Show, Dr. Oz and Access Hollywood Live.


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The vehicle in your driveway is head and shoulders above the rest when it comes to all the vehicles these days. You purchased your Capri because its high-value and long-lasting quality agreed with your nature; so why would you be okay with second best when it comes to great quality auto parts? It's not all the time that you realize that you have to buy a replacement Distributor to repair your vehicle. When your Mercury Capri left the factory, it was destined for a driver who prioritizes a trusted name in their automobile.
Without the properly working ignition timing system developed for the internal combustion engine, there would be no way to generate enough power for efficient operation. The fact that your Mercury Capri has a distributor means that it is mechanically timed. Your distributor has several components inside of it, each one susceptible to failure. However, as the distributor rotates thousands and thousands of times during each trip, the whole part is bound to fail eventually. Your replacement Mercury Capri distributor should be just as good as your original.
At Car Parts Discount, we have live customer service members available with enough expertise to help you purchase the correct Mercury Capri part for your project or repair. Buying new Mercury parts from www.carpartsdiscount.com means you are taking advantage of the absolute greatest original and aftermarket replacement Capri parts on the internet. Buy all the car parts you will ever need from carpartsdiscount.com and realize incredible savings on all your upcoming repairs. If your car or truck was built in 1994, 1993, 1992, 1991, 1986, 1985, 1984, 1983, 1982, 1981, 1980, 1979, 1977, 1976, 1975, 1974, 1973, 1972, 1971, 1967, 1966, then you will find the correct Mercury Capri Distributor parts right here.


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What is JotForm?
JotForm is a free online form builder which helps you create online forms without writing a single line of code. No sign-up required.
At JotForm, we want to make sure that you're getting the online form builder help that you need. Our friendly customer support team is available 24/7.
We believe that if one user has a question, there could be more users who may have the same question. This is why many of our support forum threads are public and available to be searched and viewed. If you'd like help immediately, feel free to search for a similar question, or submit your question or concern.
Security Token for Salesforce IntegrationAsked by mattladz on August 26, 2016 at 03:05 PM
While attempting to create a form and connect to our SF system, I was asked to enter a username, password, and security token. Is there a way around the security token - I've looked through our site and researched for the last 30 minutes on how I can find it, but security token does not appear (and I'm one of the SF admins). It would be great if there was a way to bypass this. We've not been required to find/enter this information with other tools which have a similar setup.
JotForm Support
Unfortunately, it is not possible to bypass the Security Token while integrating Salesforce with JotForm. You may try resetting the security token by following the guide below so that the token shall be sent to the email id.
Hope this information helps!


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Four Online Learning Tools for Teenagers
Our teens were born into a world where technology abounds. They easily adopt new technologies and many text as quickly as they breathe. Teens are tech savvy, and learn well through technology. Because of this, it is important to have tools available to them that are natural, and easy for them to use and understand.
NEW IN 2013: Film Camp for Teens
Crystal Creek Media presents Film Camp for Teens! The camp is coming to the Southeast Homeschool Expo in 2013! Teens can learn practical and technical aspects of creating awesome movies. Parents can attend the Homeschool Expo while the Teens enjoy the action-packed two-day film camp. Teens will learn the skills and necessary knowledge to enter the film making industry. The camp has received rave reviews from homeschool leaders around the country! Daniel & Kathleen Knudsen head up a jam-packed schedule with great sessions such as "Taking Center Stage: Acting for Film", "Design for Art and Screen: Cinematography & Editing", "Winning with the Audience", and much more! Go check out the Film Camp for Teens page to learn more!


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Week of: 12/15/14
Miss Collins Classroom News
Room 206
Important Dates:
Late Start Monday @ 9:05 (school begins @ 9:05am)
- Dec. 15
- Jan. 5, 12, 26
12/13: Santa Breakfast!
12/18: Classroom Holiday Party (2-3pm)
12/19: Comfy Cozy Day - students may come to school in their coziest clothes and can bring in slippers to wear in the classroom!
12/22-1/2: Winter Break
1/19: No School (MLK Day)
1/23: No School (Professional Development)
Monday: music
Tuesday: gym
Wednesday: art
Thursday: library
Friday: music
Weekly Words
- sight words: your, all, are, have, it
- word family: -et
*Spelling test on sight words every Friday morning*
Reader's Workshop
We continue to work on comprehension, accuracy and fluency. We have spent time "rating our reading" by using a thumbs up or thumbs down for if it's read with a "talking voice vs. robot voice" or if it was read accurately or inaccurately. We emphasized the importance of rereading no matter how many times it takes to get it just right!
Writing Workshop
Our Christmas Around the World has provided us with many writing opportunities. Students will complete various writing activities that apply to the country being studied. Their true imagination and creativity will shine during these fun holiday-themed lessons!
Social Studies
"Christmas Around the World" where students will "travel" with their suitcases and passports to four different countries. They will learn about how each country celebrates Christmas and work on activities that go along with their celebration. It has been a fun week!
We continue to graph in our weather journals. Our weather winner during November was cloudy. Let's see what December brings!
Collins Comments:
- Classroom Holiday Party donation requests have gone home in Boomerangs. Please send in items ASAP. Our party is on Thursday, 12/18 @ 2-3pm. All are welcome to stop by for some holiday fun! If you do stop by for our party, you may take your child home before the dismissal bell :) There is a regular full Friday following our party day.
- This is the last newsletter and homework packet for the month of December. There will be no homework over the holiday break.


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Considerable numbers of people these days are suffering from causes which are totally unknown to them. Some of them know or sense that there is a possibility of improving their condition and they try as hard as they can to recognize the source of their misfortune.
Many have tried to find a solution to their problems in either traditional or unconventional medicine. Many seek for a solution in their own psyches, but very often even these searches fail.
There is an area which covers a large part of these unrecognized causes but which it very hard to reach; the reason for that being that there is very little knowledge on the subject. That is possession or haunting by ghosts.
Ghosts are entities which previously were people who, after death, did not resolve to pass through to the other side of death's curtain. Possession by ghosts can be the cause of very sad and sometimes positively tragic experiences. This happens for many reasons, chiefly because:
I have written extensively on this subject in my first book Possessed by Ghosts - Exorcisms in the 21st Century and in my other books - In the Wheel of Life (four books, in total around 2000 pages) and in my book Know the Truth and be free.
Ghosts are sometimes the cause of people being very severely ill, and even of their deaths. It often happens, too, that because of ghosts many things go wrong, people argue with each other, are becoming very aggressive. The presence of ghosts within a person causes numerous consequences. Sometimes it's just a change only in someone's mental state, at other times in their physical health. It's easy to see it with tumors caused by ghosts. When the ghost is inside a person, the tumor appears and when the ghost departs so does the tumor.


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The Kindergarten curriculum includes a well-balanced and comprehensive program of both workbook and hands-on learning activities integrated with Biblical truths and principles. Content in various subject areas is coordinated as much as possible for optimal learning experiences. Highlights of the kindergarten program and curriculum follow:
Bible: Kindergarten Bible includes several areas: listening to familiar Bible stories, especially those focused on the children of the Bible with an emphasis on God's care; applying Biblical principles such as obedience, honesty and sharing to life's problems; Scripture memorization; and Christian character qualities. The program uses the ACSI Bible Curriculum, God and Me.
Language Arts: The kindergarten language arts program includes several areas of emphasis: phonics (by introducing a letter and sound each week), word building, spelling, writing, speaking and listening. Beginning reading is introduced on an individual level as students demonstrate readiness. This is done with phonetic readers, small reading groups, and the learning of basic sight words. Students also begin sentence-writing skills using a journal. Speaking is encouraged through classroom discussion and "show and tell." The resources used to help meet these goals are as follows: Scott Foresman Reading, D'Nealian Handwriting, and Early Approach to Reading Skills.
Math: The Harcourt Math workbook along with numerous manipulatives such as uniflex cubes, peg boards, pattern cards, etc., form the basis for learning the following concepts: patterning, classifying, geometry, comparing, graphing, counting, number recognition, ordering and naming groups, writing numbers, measuring, time and money, addition and subtraction. The Harcourt Curriculum is used.
Science/Social Studies: The use of weekly unit studies form the framework for learning about the five senses, the state of Texas, important leaders, transportation, solar systems, seasons, holidays, animals, plants, water, air and health. The kindergarten field trips include visits to the Farmer's Market, The Dallas Arboretum, and a working farm. Western Day and the 100 Day Celebration are hands-on Discovery Days.
Center Time: Students are actively engaged in the learning process as they participate in centers. They are practicing and developing letter/sound knowledge, listening skills, oral language expression, rhyme, letter formation, math skills, social studies and science concepts, and social skills, such as cooperation and sharing.
Specials: Every day the students have the privilege of learning with specialized teachers in the areas of music, art, library, computer, Spanish and physical education.
Recess: Realizing that regular recess can influence behavior, concentration and even grades, students have supervised time on the playground every day.


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Kolkata :Railway travel focused technology startup, Railyatri.in today announced the launch of GPS based train tracking location generated by a passenger's smart phone.
"With this release, the award-winning train travel app has taken the first concrete step towards the long standing train tracking challenge using smart location technology implementation requires zero capital expenditure in terms of GPS hardware costs. All it requires is one smart phone and one RailYatri traveller on each train," RailYatri CEO and co-founder Manish Rathi said in a release.
The train travel app enables users to track running trains on a Google map along with its on-time or delay status.
The RailRadar GPS uses location generated by apassenger's smart phone, determines the train location by analysing the pattern of locations transmitted by the smart phone, similar to how Google Maps determines the traffic on the road when one uses road transport like a car or a bus, the company said.
The company claimed previous attempts by the government to install GPS on trains as part of the 'SIMRAN' project failed due to the high project costs.


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I was advised to go to the walkin centre by a pediatrist as it was a Saturday and my GP was closed.
The receptionist could hardly be bothered to give me a form because i had walked in complaining of a bad foot.
I was told 4 hour wait sit in area B.
This was at 13.55pm. At 15.55pm the waiting time on the overhead screen changed to 3-4 hrs. I took this as a good sign as they must be getting through the patients quickly.
At 17.20pm somebody started checking names of people still in area B. I was 3rd on the list so i remained patient for my turn. People came and went. At 18.25pm,over 4 and a half hours later,i limped out and went home.
Nobody cared. There was no communication of what was happening or why it was taking so long.
I had been in pain for a couple of days and had gone to chemists and pediatrists so as not to be a burden to the NHS and yet the end result of being sent there was a total show of indifference.
Absolutely shocking service and you have the nerve to ask patients to tell you when they have gave up and are walking out so you can re arrange appointments.
Sort yourselves out,you are dealing with people not irritations.
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When The Signature Becomes An Autograph - Poem by Prince Kenny Osei
Just as the mirror
reciprocates all gestures given;
And such an aura
replicates the time
through which this journey
has been carved but framed
We stand erect & poised
Not for this moment
But assumingly
for the heralded spectra
that stir us up, with confidence
day by day & time & time again
Until the signature becomes an autograph;
literally not as in christened by word,
but by efforts to which new tasks
have been taken
And foreign mantles have been
handed over for succession
Until the mirror we face each dawn,
to whisper those crafted words;
brimming with assonance but paradoxical
Presents itself as a piazza
filled with sea of people;
conscious-ready to relish
To the anvils of their ears
a reception of life told through words
Not mere words
Words that would dance
should they be assigned to dance
When the signature becomes an autograph
And the masses sojourn to stand not
akimbo but on revised paths;
It's then that the pen solely becomes
mightier than the sword
When the signature finally becomes
an autograph
By Prince Kenny Jnr.
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The Operations Analyst will support the U.S. Navy to help determine better ways to coordinate and manage large organizations that require the effective use of money, materials, equipment, and people. This is accomplished by applying analytical methods from mathematics, science, and engineering. Operations research analysts may be concerned with diverse issues such as top-level strategy, planning, forecasting, resource allocation, performance measurement, scheduling, the design of production facilities and systems, supply chain management, pricing, transportation and distribution, and the analysis of large databases.
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- Hi Connie! Thanks for your comment on my original reply, I was hoping, after I sent it, I
hadn't started a flame war. <G> I know, I shoulda thought of that before I hit the "send"
button. I'm not known for foresight, though, mostly I'm known for saying "uh-oh. There
goes my mouth again!" after the fact, and when the armies of Armaggedon are ranking.
It strikes me that Katherine, being a lady who takes such care in the best utilization of
her output, would be just as careful, if not more, about her intake. She doesn't strike me
as the Twinkies for breadfast, Hershey bar and Fritos for lunch, Hormone-laced Breaded
Fried Pork Loin for dinner sort of eater.
I also would not be as worried about her food intake, as any meds she might be
injesting. There is a lot of change from food/liquid intake to final funnel-function
production, especially when we are talking about the chemical changes and extreme
filtering that happens in the overall system that produces, as it's final product, our urine.
Many meds are not so cleansed, however, and that may be problematic; but I still do not
see that one person's output (we humans produce about 50cc's of urine an hour, if
memory serves right) would make a big difference unless one is absolute purist.
I wouldn't even worry about her eating black walnuts and pouring her void on the tomato
plants. <G> deb
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> Doesn't it depend on what the human is eating?
> Connie K.
- here's a good article from http://www.ruaf.org/no10/29_mexico.html
Organoponics - the Use of Human Urine in Composting
MC. Francisco J. Arroyo G.D.
Co-ordinator CEDICAR and of the Urban Agriculture Network (Red Aguila
- Mexicana).
E-mail: farroyo@...
Experiments and tests using fermented human urine in the production of
legumes, medicinal and aromatic plants in containers, began 10 years
ago1 in the Rural Research and Training Centre A.C. (CEDICAR). This
cultivation system has been called "organoponics" or "urineponics". It
is a cost-effective system, saving money, water, and being capable of
producing an average of 25 kg of legumes per year per m2, and which
has been culturally accepted by most of the families and institutions
with which we have worked.
The main advantage of this cultivation system, especially where land
is scarce, is that after 10 months of growth, the initial substratum
has decomposed, resulting in compost, rich in organic matter.
The organoponic system developed in Mexico, mainly in urban areas, is
extremely simple. First, containers are filled with leaves and/or
grass trimmings up to 85% of their capacity. Then they are inoculated
with fermented urine and filled with an additional 15% of topsoil.
Finally, the seed is transplanted or sown.
Urine is fermented by placing one litre of urine in a container and
adding a spoonful of black soil, compost or vermicompost. It is left
to sit without cover for 28 days. The process is completed when the
smell of ammonia becomes pervasive and the colour changes from light
yellow to dark brown.
Use of the ferment:
* In organoponics, 3 litres per bucket with 19 litres of
compressed leaves, (15 litres per m2 of leaves, 20 cm deep). This is
the initial dose. Then, it is diluted at a ratio of 10:1, (10 parts
water to 1 part ferment). A quarter of a litre of this is applied per
bucket, three times a week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday).
* On the soil, it is applied combined with irrigation and/or
rainwater in doses still being tested for different crops.
Composting activator: as urine ferments, significant
populations of Actinomycets emerge, which are microorganisms
especially apt to degrade lignin and cellulose. For this reason, it
can be applied at a dose of 5 to 20 litres per m3 of carbon rich
material, to substitute and/or complement other manure.
Consult web page: www.laneta.apc.org/sarar
Environmental health
The use of urine as fertilizer highlights the added benefits of dry
toilets, as well as edible backyard and rooftop gardens. Families are
also encouraged to donate their urine to the municipal system for
treatment and use in peri urban agriculture.
Urine is innocuous, its use is guaranteed and carries no health
risks2. Most of the pathogens that cause human diseases die quickly
once urine leaves the body. If some subsist, the lactic bacteria and
the Actinomycets would destroy them during storage and during the
fermenting process.
Organoponics and other components of Urban Agriculture
The technique allows the recycling of organic matter (used as
substrata) and promotes the sorting of household wastes and the
development of household, neighbourhood and municipal composting
centres. It also saves water, promoting dry, urine-separating toilets,
which alleviates the accidental discharges from toilets and septic
tanks reaching water bodies, causing their eventual eutrophication.
Although household gardens are not conceived as a business or a small
undertaking, a 10 m2 garden can bring a family savings of 80 to 100
US$ per month. The household diet is improved as healthy and fresh
legumes become more easily available.
The practice can be used as participatory environmental education
process for the poorer segments of the population, which will
reinforce community ties and neighbourhood organizations. Gender
studies and surveys on the distribution of household work are being
conducted. The provision of support and incentives to environmentally
conscious families needs to be included in environment, public
service, health and economic policies of local authorities. It would
also be feasible and desirable, for local authorities to set up urban
agriculture divisions and integrate urban agriculture into municipal
agricultural initiatives. Having a municipal greenhouse and composting
centre that supplies seedlings and compost is, without doubt, a
strategic action that will help to achieve continuity and maintain
family gardens in good condition.
The use of human urine as fertilizer in urban agriculture requires
that it be developed as a local authority backed programme. Systems to
collect, transport, store, treat (ferment) and apply, need to be
developed. The same farmers interested in using urine can take part in
this programme and develop an enterprise for the handling both of
urine and faeces and their secondary treatments before being used as
fertilizers. The role of the municipality will be to facilitate these
activities and perhaps, find funds to partially subsidize the process.
1) Based on a brochure published by the State of California, USA,
written by Dr. Barbara Daniels (Fairfax California. USA, year unknown).
2) Vinneras Björn "Possibilities for sustainable nutrient recycling by
fecal separation combined with urine diversion. Doctoral thesis.
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Uppsala 2002.
Esrey A. Steve, et.al. "Cerrando el Ciclo. Saneamiento ecológico para
la seguridad alimentaria. UNDP-SIDA. Mexico, 2001.
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One-on-One with the Chopped All-Stars, Part 1 Winnerby Joseph Erdos in Shows, April 28th, 2015
Celebrated chefs from around the country have entered Season 4 of the Chopped All-Stars tournament for a chance to walk away victorious. For many it's not their first time setting foot in the hallowed kitchen, but for others it's their first attempt at cooking with and transforming mystery basket ingredients. On the line is the largest prize yet, $75,000 for charity. In Part 1 Art Smith, Brian Malarkey, Eric Greenspan and Madison Cowan brought their best game to the competition, but in the end it all came down to the one who dealt best with the baskets. FN Dish has the exclusive interview with the Part 1 winner.


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SIS LIVE is pleased to announce its agreement with Sky News for the provision of six new Satellite Newsgathering (SNG) vehicles which will deliver HD contribution feeds from breaking news events across the UK.
SIS LIVE has been Sky News' SNG provider for many years offering the technology and expertise required to capture and transmit award-winning news coverage from all over the UK, 24 hours a day. This comprehensive service includes the design, build and maintenance of a dedicated SNG fleet; the provision of satellite capacity and uplink/downlink services; a highly capable team comprising camera operators, satellite engineers and all necessary support functions.
The new compact HD trucks, commissioned by Sky News, are designed and built by SIS LIVE's in-house systems integration team. By ensuring the end to end project, from design of the trucks through to use in the field, is delivered by a single supplier, Sky News can be assured that all systems have been fully tested and optimised by a company that understands the demands that will be placed on them.
The six trucks are based on the highly compact Mercedes Benz Vito vehicle and use the very latest satellite technology. SIS LIVE has designed and manufactured the lightest vehicle mounted satellite system in the world. The DriveForce antenna features the best wind performance on the market and its reduced weight allows for more broadcast equipment to be installed in a smaller 3.2T vehicle. This not only avoids the 56mph speed restriction of the larger vehicles allowing the swiftest response to breaking news stories, but also provides a more comfortable ride for reporters and operators. On board equipment includes HD, SDI, fibre and wireless camera inputs as well as highly specified vision and audio mixers, and the infrastructure for the installation of future IP solutions.
The design and careful selection of technology enables a lone operator to manage the whole broadcast and transmission process, including everything from driving to acquisition of the satellite, transmission to camera operation.
This is the latest in a series of new developments with major customers which allow SIS LIVE to remain at the forefront of the provision of SNG services to the UK market place.
David Meynell, Managing Director, SIS LIVE said "I am delighted SIS and Sky news have reached an agreement on the build and delivery of a new fleet of automated DriveForce uplinks. We have enjoyed an amazing partner type relationship for many years and I am proud that our uplink systems and people support such ground-breaking news coverage."
Jackie Faulkner, Head of Operations, Sky said "No other company delivers the depth and breadth of technical services that SIS LIVE does in the field of satellite newsgathering. We rely on SIS LIVE each day to help us create our award-winning news coverage, and welcome their constant efforts to improve the technology used to deliver our broadcasts."


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If you haven't yet read the Innovator's Dilemma, you should. This seminal book by Clayton Christensen is now approaching its 20th anniversary and is as relevant as ever. It analyzes the hair pulling difficulties that incumbents face in embracing disruptive technologies that can reshape industries and shift the balance of power between newcomers and themselves.
Microsoft is central to three classic examples. They grabbed the PC software market from IBM, very nearly ceded the Internet browser market to Netscape, and then by ignoring search engines until it was too late, ignominiously lost the Internet advertising market to Google.
Topics: NFV
Dreaming of a Self-Maintained Network?
Every network operations center (NOC) manager dreams of the day when he or she can relax on the beach without worrying about monitoring or maintaining their network. Or, more realistically, NOC managers are waiting for the day that they can put the network on autopilot, freeing up their time and resources for more 'meaningful' tasks.
Topics: Enhancing Network Efficiency, Intelligent Networking
Impressions from the 2016 OPNFV Summit
As apparent in the OPNFV summit held a couple months ago, network functions virtualization (NFV) is taking off in terms of popularity. While, the growing interest hasn't quite been translated into widespread deployment, the underlying concept is obviously building a very wide and diverse fan base. Along with the interest, the list of potential and real inhibitors also keeps growing.
Topics: NFV
The current state of the mobile network isn't as clean as you might hope, as marketers push the benefits of the latest and greatest 4G LTE technology and upcoming 5G capabilities. In fact, adapting to the mobile network evolution is a messy proposition that even the most advanced service providers can struggle with.
Despite the flashy promises of advanced 4G LTE and 5G networks, service providers must find more effective ways to improve service quality across multi-generation mobile networks.
Topics: Mobile Backhaul, 5G, Network Modernization
Part 2 – Automation and Disaggregation
The first Big Communications Event related blog focused on Virtualization and Security. In this entry, the focus is on the other hot topics at the show, specifically Automation and Disaggregation.
Topics: Service Providers, Disaggregation, Network Automation
A Russ White Blog Series
In my last blog post, I considered two questions: what does a control plane really do, and what does a forwarding device really look like? Before continuing to our final destination—a better understanding of what an SDN is, and what the fuss is all about—we need to back up to the first post in this series, and reexamine the question of centralization and decentralization.
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|Stampy Cat
Stampy Cat in "Giant Consequences".
|Stampy Cat
Sturdy Cat (by Lukas)
|Latest Known Status
Stacy Plays, LDShadowLady
|The White Pumpkin,
Lukas (formerly),
The Admin
|First Appearance
|"A Portal to Mystery"
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Stampy Cat is a character in Minecraft: Story Mode and a protagonist of "A Portal to Mystery". He is voiced by Joseph Garrett, also known as "Stampylonghead" in the YouTube Community.
Stampy appears to have brown hair, and wears a yellow/orange hoodie jacket with a cat symbolising his Minecraft skin on top of it.
Stampy Cat is portrayed to be a nervous and loud individual. He seems to be friendly and willing to help others, but he sometimes lies when under pressure. He was also portrayed to be a prankster and an expert Redstonists, having won the "Tri-Block Championship" 3 times in a row. He is very upset that the small prank he pulled on DanTDM had led to death and murder, but he shows himself to be very forgiving as even if Jesse apologizes for failing to save them, Stampy does not attempt to put blame on her/him.
- "No sign of Cassie, but- aah!"
- —Stampy Cat to Jesse upon gathering everyone. src
- "Ooh, I hope there's cake! "
- —Stampy Cat to the YouTubers upon entering the gallery. src
- "No! That's crazy talk! Absolute crazy talk!"
- —Stampy Cat, being accused as The White Pumpkin. (Determinant) src
- "Panicpanicpanicpanicpanic!"
- —Stampy Cat upon the Dining Hall lights blacking out. src
- "More panicking!"
- —Stampy Cat. src
- "Nnnn, I stole it from Dan and it was just supposed to be a joke, a harmless prank, but then, well, you've seen what happened!"
- —Stampy confessing that he stole the Flint & Steel from Dan. src
- "Okay. Okay, okay, okay. Fine. You caught me. I know redstone. I'm technically even an 'expert,' but I would never kill anyone with it!"
- —Stampy being caught in a lie. (determinant) src
- "I vote we build an obsidian prison and surround it with lava!"
- —Stampy Cat to everyone about what to do with Cassie. src
- "Byeeeeeeeeeeeee!"
- —Stampy Cat to Jesse's Gang. src
- "None taken, I'm not really a cat."
- —Stampy whispering to Petra. src
- Stampy Cat is a famous member of the YouTube Minecraft community, with over 8 million subscribers.
- In the YouTube community, Stampy Cat is sometimes called Stampylonghead or Stampylongnose.
- Unlike Stampy's Minecraft skin, he appears to be a human wearing a cat hoodie, rather than an anthropomorphic talking cat.
- This is explained in Stampy Cat's vlog that it wouldn't make sense to have a talking cat, so Stampy and the staff concluded in the design of real-life Stampy in a cat hoodie.
- It was later revealed that he was the one who had the green Enchanted Flint and Steel, which he had stolen from DanTDM as a prank.
- Stampy and Stacy Plays are both sitting on a chair in their portraits.
- Coincidentally, they are also the only surviving YouTubers whose lives are not determined by the player's choices.
- Their names also both start with "S" and are two words.
- "StampyCat" and "Stampy Cat" are interchangeable.
- Stampy Cat is one of the only known YouTubers who are appearing in Season 2 who was in Season 1, alongside Stacy Plays.


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Tuna-Macaroni Casserole
READY IN: 55mins
Recipe by Love2Experiment
This is a great variation to Tuna Casserole that my SIL sent to me back in the 90's. I've substituted Cream of Mushroom Soup for the Cream of Celery and it works fine. Also, the original recipe called for American cheese but I've found that Cheddar is better. I've made it many times, it is easy to prepare and makes a great meal with a salad and garlic toast.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 ounces small shell pasta
- 1 (10 3/4 ounce) can condensed cream of celery soup
- 1⁄3 cup milk
- 1⁄4 cup mayonnaise or 1⁄4 cup salad dressing
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dry mustard
- 1 cup cheddar cheese, grated
- 1 (7 ounce) can tuna, drained and flaked
- 1⁄4 cup chopped pimiento (optional)
- 1⁄4 cup dry breadcrumbs
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 1⁄2 teaspoon paprika
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Cook macaroni according to package directions.
- In bowl blend together soup, milk, mayonnaise or salad dressing, and mustard. Stir in cheese, tuna and pimento. Gently fold in cooked macaroni. Turn into a 1 1/2-quart casserole.
- Combined bread crumbs, melted butter and paprika; sprinkle atop casserole.
- Bake, uncovered at 350 degrees until heated through, 45-50 minutes.