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I am going to be doing Cake Centerpieces for a close friend's wedding coming up next spring. I think there will be approximately 18 tables, each table seating 8-10 guests. The bride does not have many preferences in terms of cake flavors, other than voicing her desire to have some variety, and she is really open about the style of the cakes. I was thinking of doing 1 - 8" cake per table.
Can anyone offer any suggestions for how to prepare and execute this undertaking? I do work full time, but would be willing to take a day off the week of the event to help preserve my sanity and pull this off. Any information anyone has to offer (from baking to decorating to storing to transporting to displaying, etc.), would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks!
My suggestion would be to keep the design as simple as possible. Other than that, I'd bake and crumb coat on one day, and finish icing/decorating the next day. Oh, and buy the buttercream already made! LOL
*Funny note that the spell checker on the site doesn't recognize buttercream as one word!
Start baking early and putting them in the freezer. Assuming you can bake two 8" pans at one time and assuming 30 minutes per baking session, you're looking at 9 hours just for baking ..... MINIMUM!! And that's just baking time ... doesn't factor the few minutes between batches to remove them from the oven and prep the next batch.
If you don't already have them, buy FOUR 8" pans so you can have one set ready to go in the oven as soon as you take the others out. (I'd actually get 6 or 8 if it was me.) You'll be amazed how much time this will save you....well worth the investment.
Start doing the math ... how long will it take you to crumb coat? Times 18? How long to ice and smooth each one? TImes 18? How long to add borders and other decor? Times 18?
You may need more than just one day off from work to do this much cake.
She may be planning for 180 guests (10 guests max per table x 18 ) but you are making cake for 432 (8" cake serves 24, per the wilton wedding chart, x 18 ). As far as budgeting your time, you CANNOT think of it as making "only" 18 little cakes .... you are making wedding cake for over 400 people.
I hope you charged accordingly.
I was thinking the same thing: these cakes, even with the simplest design, will take you 3 days to complete.
I would enlist the help of someone if at all possible. Four (or even six) hands are better than 2
I agree with everyone else on getting some help and keeping the design simple.
One way to decorate them easily and quickly is royal flowers that you could do yourself weeks ahead of time. That way it is only a matter of placing them on iced cakes. No time wasted in the days before the event doing any fancy decorating.
Another idea is to purchase gumpaste flower sprays from somewhere like cakedeco.com and use those on the top of the cakes, no work for you but fairly inexpensive and very pretty.
I did 6 inch centerpiece cakes for 20 tables for my nephew's wedding. I wouldn't think you would need to make them any bigger than 6 inch rounds. There were 8 seated at the tables and the size of the slices were plenty big for most people. There was even some left over because some people were on diets or were too full from the meal. (This thrilled my nephew that he could take the leftovers home)
The design was smooth white buttercream with a piped ribbon border at the bottom and some fresh folwers placed on the top.
Definitely buy several of the same size cake pans and slightly overfill them - so you won't need to buy extra bake-even strips - they will rise above the pan so you can trim to pan height before removing from the pan.
She had 5 different colors for her bridesmaids' dresses and I used those colors for the ribbons.
You've gotten some good advice. Think this over *very* carefully. It is a HUGE undertaking.
One thing that no one else has mentioned yet is the transporting of them. What kind of vehicle do you have? 18 cake boxes will take a lot of room. And since there is so much time before the event things can change........like the guest count You might end up having to make 20, 25 or even 30
Yah, thats a lot of cake. I took on a 300 cookie order last year and you really dont think it would be that much but it took me three days to decorate all these cookies. I had even prepared my dough ahead of time and have a convection oven and can bake three trays at once! Then I have a mini van and had to take the back seat out to hold them all.
If you look at some of the UK magazines they do a lot of mini cakes and they use just a simple ribbon on the bottom of them and maybe an imprint of a flower design into the fondant.
I agree, you need to have help with it because even the most organized person could not pull this off in one day. You will need that one day to recoup!
You know mccorda is right about the 6 inch rounds. If each table has 8 to 10 then a six inch round is plenty for them. That cuts your work load tremendously.
With the right planning you should be able to cut down on some of the stress. My first thought was refrigeration. If you have to bake in advance you made need to consider freezer space. I would talk the bride into coordinating with the florist for cake toppers and do fresh flowers on top. I think it would look beautiful as a centerpiece and cut down on some of your work.
Thank you all for your tips and suggestions....at least now I have some confirmation that I'm not totally crazy for attempting this.
mccorda - I was thinking earlier that I may be able to get away with the 6" rounds instead of the 8's, so thanks for that thought. I had actually suggested to the bride to supplement the cake with some votive candles around the cake base or some type of greenery (either would be relatively inexpensive) to add some "substance" to the middle of the table.
kakeladi - I have a Suburban, so I'm not so much concerned about space, I just want to make sure I have all my bases covered in terms of organizing them for transport - though if I do 6" cakes, I would probably be better off without having to worry about stacking boxes...
Well, I have my list...buy more cake pans, cooling racks, plan, plan, plan...and continue to encourage my 11 year old daughter to continue to practice her cake decorating skills. I may have her ready by March, yet!
Thank you all so much. As always, I know that I could rely on the wonderful people at CC to provide the information that I needed!
You can make roya icing flowers (as suggested earlier) and ask your daughter to help you out them on the cake. I mean that's one of the things she can make that doesn't take to much decorating experience. You should buy more tha 2 pans. I know it might be expensive but in the long run it's going to help you a lot, believe me I have 6- 9" hearts for valentine's day. If you decide to go with the 6" you can bake 6 pans at a time, I think they'll fit well in a kitchen oven. I think if you plan this very well you can do it without to much stress. One more thing start collecting big boxes so you can put the smaller cake boxes inside of them. this way it'll be easier to carry, like the photo I included, only in my photo they were cookies, but you get the idea. Hope this helps. And good luck. I might be doing the same thing but for 50 tables by december, so, I'l tell you about any problems I had so you can be prepared.
You can make royal icing flowers (as suggested earlier) and ask your daughter to help you put them on the cake. I mean that's one of the things she can make that doesn't take too much decorating experience. You should buy more than 2 pans. I know it might be expensive but in the long run it's going to help you a lot, believe me I have 6- 9" hearts for valentine's day. If you decide to go with the 6" you can bake 6 pans at a time, I think they'll fit well in a kitchen oven. I think if you plan this very well you can do it without to much stress. One more thing, start collecting big boxes so you can put the smaller cake boxes inside of them. this way it'll be easier to carry, like the photo I included, only in my photo they were cookies, but you get the idea. Hope this helps. And good luck. I might be doing the same thing but for 50 tables by december, so, I'l tell you about any problems I had so you can be prepared.
Just got done with a centerpiece cake order for a friend of mine last weekend. NEVER again! I had never done one at home, and she really wanted centerpiece cakes.
I ended up charging $2.50 per serving, 18 - 6" centerpiece cakes on 8" gold foil-covered boards, and a 6"-8" main cake for the cake table. (169 servings total, not counting top tier of main cake. Per Earlene's chart, 6" rounds=8 servings. More than enough cake.) The cakes were very simple, all red velvet/cream cheese BC with ivory BC icing, a simple scroll design once around each cake, with a ribbon border provided by the bride. It was TOTALLY not enough money!! Centerpiece cakes will now have a PITA charge assessed on them!
I had another cake, a square 3 tier, the same weekend, and that cake was a breeze in comparison!
Originally, she had asked for 12 c/p cakes, then upped the count to 19 at one point! (Blamed it on MIL to be.) I told her that I would make it work, but not ONE MORE CAKE! She emailed me the Monday before the wedding that they only needed 16 cakes, told her I was sorry but she was getting 18, I had already purchased all of the ingredients!
I worked two of my three shifts, calling in sick the night between my two cakes. Thank goodness I had taken the time to create a production schedule, it really kept me on task and on time!
I have three full sheet pans, so I put six cakes on each pan and fit three pans into a sheet-lined trunk. The main cake was boxed and put in the back seat.
For c/p cakes, presentation is EVERYthing! Two plastic "silver" trays separated by upside down wine glasses; a short, squat cylinder vase; glass bricks from home improvement stores; inexpensive, footed cake plates; raised silver platters, the cake should be elevated! Surrounding the cake with flower petals and votives makes it seem more like a centerpiece. You can make silk or fresh flower arrangements in plastic bowl champagne glasses, and taking off the base of the champagne glass, push the arrangement into the cake. The cakes should be at least 4" tall for drama. Mine came out closer to 5".
It's a good thing it was for a friend, because I made no money on this cake. I paid my DD $4 an hour to clean up after me, and paid my mom $100 for all of her help, without which I would have run screaming to the hills! After supplies, extra pans, ingredients, and help, I think I averaged a whopping $5 an hour. DH won't let me do cakes for free, anymore, and I thank him for it.
I have two refrigerators, and two KA's. Both got used well!
Things I learned:
--Get large buckets from doughnut shops for holding BC. If you will make it far in advance or require refrigeration, get hold of lots of large bowls with lids!
--Get help! Pay a teen to wash dishes, sweep, cover cake boards, cut parchment circles, do whatever it takes to make life easier for you.
--Start baking a month in advance and freeze the cakes wrapped well in two layers of plastic covered with a layer of foil. Save yourself some gray hairs.
--Give yourself PLENTY of time. It will take more time than you think.
--Create a production schedule complete with a shopping list. Even if you are pretty sure you have it, put it on the list. That way, when you are checking stuff off of the list, you can shop your own cake decorating stuff and get things gathered as you check them off. Save a couple of last minute trips.
--Start buying non-perishables now when they are on sale. If you can't, get to a wherehouse store or wholesaler that sells retail, too. I went to Smart and Final and Costco.
--Do a practice run of how you will fit all of the cakes into your vehicle. We had to switch cars at last minute, to get them to all fit.
I was pretty happy with how they came out, even though I got there well before the florist and don't have a photo of the cakes surrounded by red petals, yet. They were put on clear pedestal cake plates and looked very nice, if I must say so myself!
SO glad that weekend is over!
Just got done with a centerpiece cake order for a friend of mine last weekend. NEVER again! I had never done one at home, and she really wanted centerpiece cakes.
I ended up charging $2.50 per serving, 18 - 6" centerpiece cakes on 8" gold foil-covered boards, and a 6"-8" main cake for the cake table. (169 servings total, not counting top tier of main cake. Per Earlene's chart, 6" rounds=8 servings. More than enough cake.)
Wow, what great info on a project like this! I especially liked your ideas on elevating the cakes. You are so right in that as a centerpiece, they should have some height, like a floral centerpiece does. I'd never thought of it before reading your post.
THe above numbers are why I use the Wilton chart for pricing purposes. A 6" cake serves 12 (per the Wilton chart .... 50% more servings than Earlene's) times 18 cakes = 216 servings + the 6/8 (12+24=36) = 252 servings x my $3/serving = $756. They are welcome to cut it any size they want, but this is the serving size I use to determine my pricing.
Great advice. I was wondering how this all went.
Do you have any pictures to share?
I love centerpiece cakes! I charge $34-$40 per cake based on a simple design. I will only do a 6" round. Easier for me and that's plenty of cake per table. I also always suggest that they be placed on four upside down wine glasses or champagne flutes. Its a cheap "stand" looks nice and comes out just the right height.
I deliver all cakes unboxed and I can get quite a few in my SUV.
FrostinGal, thanks so much for the information. If you have any pictures to share, I would love to see them as well.
Leahs...about what you charge per cake. Have you ever had someone question why it is so much more expensive?
Thanks again everyone for all of the great tips and information.
I use the Wilton chart which says a 6" serves 14. My bc price is $2.60, so 14 X $2.60 = $36.40. The price goes go when they want some extra decorations. It's not more expensive. And overall, since they're not buying a floral centerpiece, and they have to buy cake anyway, it's a budget-saver.
Thanks ladies, just thought I would share what I had learned the hard way!
Debi, I think I'm going to throw Earlene's chart in the round file. All of a sudden, I like Wilton's better! Who'd have thought I'd like anything of Wilton's better?
Here is the centerpiece photo: http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1149497
Main cake photo: http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1149496
Forgot my camera and had to make do with a cell phone. I plan on buying photos from the photographer of the cakes with the flowers on them. By the time I left, the florist hadn't showed up yet. They were supposed to have red flowers/petals on them per the bride.
So after all of this, and swearing I would never to another centerpiece cake order unless I have my own bakery and a huge oven and walk in fridge and 36 6" pans, I got a phone call today from a MOB whose daughter was at this wedding and LOVED the cake! Have you ever hoped that someone doesn't call back? I make more friends now that I do cakes as a hobby than I ever have.
Per your calculations, I gave my friend a $570 wedding gift!
There are a coupl eof good Wilton things. (Bet you guys never thought you'd hear that from me.)
The best is the serving charts. You WILL make more money by using them. And since those are the charts that most caterers are familar with and cut to, no matter what chart you use to bake by, the caterer is very likely going to cut to the Wilton size anyway.
Thanks for sharing the pictures. I think they turned out great!!! If I ever have a bride who wants to do this, I'll bring up your photos. I think you did a great job!! Hopefully this will generate some money for the next time you do this.
The cakes look great! Thanks for the pictures!
Thanks for sharing the pictures. I think they turned out great!!! If I ever have a bride who wants to do this, I'll bring up your photos. I think you did a great job!! Hopefully this will generate some money for the next time you do this.
Thanks for the compliments! Per another centerpiece cake thread, I am charging a lot more for the next order, if they decide they want me. No friend discount on that one! Plus, I didn't charge for delivery and setup or anything else on the friend's cakes.
Mostly, I'm just happy to have my kitchen and fridges back, right now!
Congratulations on a very wel done job!!! Thaks for sharing your photos and your experience.


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We have two networks connected by MPLS. Network A was changed from 255.255.255.0 to 255.255.254.0 without a problem. When I go to change networ B to the same subnet mask, ALL communication with that router fails! The only way to recover is through the console. Am I missing something?
Network A:
192.168.68.0 - 192.168.69.255
Router - 192.168.69.200
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Router - 192.168.70.200
Jan 25, 2012 at 2:50 UTC
Are you running any routing protocols?
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Jan 25, 2012 at 2:50 UTC
Are you running any routing protocols?
Jan 25, 2012 at 2:57 UTC
Thanks for the reply!
Just RIPv2 for our MPVPN. The only difference from the two networks that I can see is network B also has NAT Inside enabled on the same interface. I tried taking that off but that didn't help.
Jan 25, 2012 at 3:04 UTC
Try also to clear out translations and then to change sm.
Something is still holding it, maybe last option would be to establish session via console or other interface, and then temporary shut down the interface and chnage its IP address. But be very carefull if it is production line, not to disrupt services.
Jan 25, 2012 at 3:11 UTC
Hmm, I can try that!
By translations, what exactly do you mean? Sorry, I am not a complete Cisco expert. :)
Jan 25, 2012 at 3:12 UTC
Sorry for that brain fart! I did disable the NAT without luck, but I didn't clear out the NAT pool. Is that what you mean?
Jan 25, 2012 at 3:25 UTC
clear ip nat translations *
it is a star at the end
Jan 25, 2012 at 3:29 UTC
Thanks! I will try that tonight and report back.
Jan 26, 2012 at 1:03 UTC
So... thank you!
I was able to get this to work by removing RIPv2, changing the subnet, then re-adding RIPv2.
Jan 26, 2012 at 9:37 UTC
So... thank you!
I was able to get this to work by removing RIPv2, changing the subnet, then re-adding RIPv2.
Cool. I figured you had to have been running a routing protocol that wasn't able to figure out what was going on.
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>>>> I kissed this guy - he kissed me & I could not stop kissing him cause you would have felt bad - did not want to hurt his feelings- but it was gross.. Miraculously never gad that problem with him again - can't taste a thing lol
>>>> But it got me thinking, I mean he probably had NO idea it was that bad or he would not have tried t kiss me.
So I wonder if he could tell I was having a problem from that, & or how do yo guys deal with bad breath kisses?
Does it happen OFTEN?
How many bad breath kisses have you given or had- t your knowledge?
Is there a way to tell if someone does not kiss you because your or THEIR breath is bad?
-as apposed to just- not wanting to kiss you cause they just don't like you...
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Bad breath like onions or something, it can happen, try some mints before hand.
Girls are more senstive to smell and taste, what is subconsiouly happening is that you are determining the genetic compatiblity of your partner, the more genetically diverse he is the healthier the children will be, inbreeding casues defect and deformaties. If he is not suitable you are more likely to have an averse reaction to him. The female hormone estrogen affects smell and some studies have shown that birth control can interfer with this process. So you could end up withsomeone you are not compatible with, more likely to cheat, break up etc. Their is a dating site that selects partners based on DNA.00|00|0
Haha I am not too worried about it personally - I am vegan & don't eat onions & if I know I am going t be kissing so I really don't eat anything very strong smelling - plus if I am in love I am not very hungry anyways haha.
I ws jsut wondering acsue lts f tiems some one on this site will ask about kissing & people will say - cause yuor breath stinks!
Maybe they are just joking I ask now cause it must be annoying when someone is asking a serious question about relationships -just curious
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umm I have never kissed someone with a bad breath. However, a guy I am dating kissed me a couple of times and I just didn't feel it... he is a bad kisser and I just wanted it away from my mouth for some reason... also, he has sorto of a very mild breath that repels me somehow. I think we are just not compatible and my body is rejecting him somehow... the couple of time he has kissed me, I just let it run for a couple of min like 2 and then just stop it... I don't know what he thinks for sure... but I am guessing he might even consider me a bad kisser hahaha because I don't kiss him like I usually kiss someone I really click with... or he might even think I am too shy or I don't like to kiss... but anyways, I have never kissed someone with a bad breath...00|00|0
Yeah it only happened once & never again - I wonder why it was that time... By also was not expecting to kiss him, it was a shock so that might have added to it.- it was my first time too so. lo-l
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Interior is located inside former industrial building. The project was commissioned by Muslim community of Bosnian immigrants, permanently residing in Zurich/Switzerland. Design is steered by a notion that conventional form of sacral spaces has an important symbolic function related to collective memory.
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Help Decorating A Cake On A Job Interview For A Bakery!
Decorating By NellaVerde Updated 28 Jul 2010 , 7:48pm by NellaVerde
Hello, I would appreciate all suggestions on decorating a simple example cake for a bakery interview. The position open is for a cake decorator and the bakery manager will be monitering me as I work. I just recently took the Wilton 1 and 2 decorating classes this spring, since that time I have decorated cakes and cupcakes for church, family and friends. I also have 2 photos on CC (as I am a newbie). Thank you again in advance.
i'm a newbie too, but i say keep it simple. do something that you are comfortable with-don't try to impress them by going way overboard. If you keep it simple it will be easier for it to have a clean finish and have a great presentation!
Let us know how you do! Good Luck!
EXACTLY. Clean finish is a must - more important than way out there design. Show off whatever skills you have but especially the basics. Good torting, smooth icing, a little scrollwork, inscription, basic shells and pearls and roses. If they can see that you have that down, they know you at least moldable.
Good luck... let us know how it goes. Sounds like you're going in confident and probably don't need too many pointers, but if you're looking for more opinions you might try posting in another forum (or ask a moderator to move this to a better place). I never visit this forum, but noticed it when it came up on the home page... I believe it's geared towards people who are looking for specific creative ideas rather than help for an interview.
My input is that they'll probably be watching your speed as well as accuracy. Try to make it clear that you are willing to learn "their way" and aren't limited to one way, because they'll want you to be trainable.
As a bakery owner and having interviewed several new hires for my bakery. If you can get a buttercream cake as smooth as possible you will be fine. Everything else will come with practice. Good Luck.
Thank you to everyone who responded with suggestions and ideas. I had to decorate a sheet cake, I was hoping it would be a small round cake. This was however a grocery store bakery and sheet cakes are what is most requested at that location. This was my first actual sheet cake. Here is the good news: I believe my cake was smooth, I picked up using the airbrush machine nicely, my colors were vibrant and complementary for a 13 year old girl (bright pink and green). Ok here is the bad news: The pretend birthday's girl was Amber, I wrote Happy birthday Amanda lol!!, when I smoothed the sides my corners became round. It took me quite a while and I definately need work on my shell border. It's ok though. I just need more practice. My origninal plan has always been cupcakes, but I found out about the job opening and thought I'd give it a try. Well on the bright side my state, Michigan, just approved the cottage food law and I expect to sell cupcakes as early as this weekend. All things work together for good for those that love the Lord!
oh what I meant to say was I will be selling at our local farmers market this weekend due to the new cottage food law. I am so very excited about this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Again I awoke in my bed, normal life with my normal mother downstairs. I know whats truly happening though. This time will be different, though, I have it all planned out.
After grabbing my Bulbasaur as the almighty random number generator commanded. I marched off into the wilderness to combat the nasty little creatures trapped into the world with me. As normal my first pokemon I encountered was a Pidgey. Training them became my highest priority so that there would be no-way my failures could repeat again. I watched my monsters grow and grow, facing my combatants as we progressed until we came to the place where I had died before. The pokemon don't remember, I don't think any one but me can but still. This time they are far stronger far more confident. With my training regiments put into play they quickly wiped the floor with all the other trainers and we stood in front of Brock, knowing as an absolute that we would be victorious.
The battle was a joke, how easy it was for Brock to slaughter me and my creatures last time. But now, no I was ready for him. I destroyed his Geodude and left it lying in the dirt to mark what was to come and as he brought out his Onix I began to laugh. Not from fear, or insanity but because of how large and menacing it once looked as it glared down at me before my end. Now it was nothing more then an overgrown rock that needed to be put out of its misery. My Bulbasaur made short work of it, Brock couldn't even register what had happened. I wouldn't let my pokemon defeat my opponent for me though. True warriors fight for themselves, I marched up to him as he was still in a daze and took his life from him. Looting the body I found my reward. I stack of cash and the Boulder Badge, stuck to the inside of his vest. With this I can prove I was the one who killed him, the one who won.
In time there will be others to come for my badges and other gym leaders to protect theirs but for now I am able to bask in the victory that was granted through flames and failure. But my journey isn't at an end and I have to steal apart of my self so the long journey ahead can be won. For if I fail again, if I am killed by my opponent and have to restart this world yet again. I do not know if I will have the strength to continue.
Every time I wake up back in my old room, a part of me will die or be lost and I do not wish to see what sort of monster comes out. I do not wish for my family to see that day. Pray for me, I no longer believe in a god but hopefully one will answer your prayers and grant me some sort of rest.


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we have one 2mbps Internet lease line. but some times its bandwidth showing very high leniency.
So, i need to monitoring our ILL link through all ip with each pc
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Jul 1, 2011 at 7:42 UTC
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We do this using netflow on our Cisco Routers - It reports on all traffic flowing over our lines to a monitoring PC running Scruitinizer (free version).
We have used it in the past to narrow down the source of the traffic to IP(s) which gets resolved internally by DNS to a PC/Server name and gives you port information also.
Works reasonably well. Not sure what hardware your running, so may not be an option for you.
Jul 27, 2011 at 9:46 UTC
I use PRTG Traffic Grapher. It collects SNMP stats off of the switch ports and graphs the bandwidth usage. You can then figure out which computer is connected to which port and name the graphs accordingly. My shop wasn't ready for netflow at the time due to older equipment.
This is easy to setup and it creates a single screen to look at for all your traffic. You can even setup alerts - screen color changes, email or audio - when a threshold is exceeded.
This software takes a couple of hours to set it up, depending on how many ports and switches you are looking to monitor.
The free version will let you monitor about 10-20 ports. The pay verison will do alot more. Try this link for the free one. http://filepig.org/download/prtg-traffic-grapher/
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Take a look at the below list of Van Morrison Top 10 Songs and Albums of All Time till 2017 with new and upcoming songs 2017. Born in 1945 as George Ivan Morrison, Van Morrison is a Northern Irish songwriter and singer. He is one of the musicians of the 60's and 70's, who is still alive to date. Morrison started his professional music career as a teenager, where he played instruments such as the guitar, harmonica, saxophones and keyboards for Irish bands. In the mid 60's he became famous as the lead singer of the band called Them. In that group, he recorded 'Gloria', an internationally accepted classic. Bert Berns then discovered him, and his solo career began. Van Morrison still continues to record and perform his music.
List of Top 10 songs by Van Morrison of all time Till 2017
10. Madame George- 1968
'Madame George' is from the classic album Astral Weeks, which is simply a collection of beautiful music. The song will stir up the feeling of nostalgia, and its lyrics will leave you with ecstatic longing. It is a long song, about 10 minutes, that captures the street world of those times. Bert Berns attempts to produce the song proved futile, but in the hands of New York producer, Lewis Merenstein, the song became a masterpiece. It is about "Say goodbye" to time, place, people, and innocence.
9. Jackie Wilson Said-1972
Van Morrison started his career as a soul artist. His idol was Jackie Wilson. So, 'Jackie Wilson Said' is a tribute to one of his early influences as a musician. A line in one of Wilson's song, 'Reet Petite', inspired this song. The song is about the joy one feels when they listen to their favorite song. It is a three-minute song full of joy. You will definitely smile after listening to the song.
8. Wild Night- 1971
Like most other songs from the same album, Tupelo Honey, 'Wild Night' is a song about marital bliss and the joy of country living. At the time of the release of the song, Morrison was living with the then wife, Janet Rigsbee in Woodstock. What makes the song great is the collaboration he had with the iconic guitarist Ronnie Montrose. Montrose opens the song with a memorable guitar lick. The song has elements of soul, rock, R&B, country and jazz, woven together to perfection. The song reached No.23 in Billboard Charts.
7. Listen To The Lion- 1972
This song is from one underrated, but classic album Morrison has ever made Saint Dominic's Preview. 'Listen to the Lion' is one of Morrison's best shows of vocals. It is a soul that puts you on a journey of a man trying to find an inner voice. The song is highly instrumental; it has spells of crushing piano, bursts of an acoustic guitar and a mandolin in the hands of an expert. Somewhere in the middle of the 11-minutes song, Morrison decides words are not enough and start growling, roaring, wailing and howling. It is as if he is wrestling with the 'lion inside'. The song is a unique classic.
6. Domino- 1970
'Domino' is another tribute to one of the great musicians of the 50's and 60's. Fats Domino was an iconic pianist and R&B musician. He is remembered for his catchy and short hit songs like 'Blueberry Hill'. 'Domino' came at a time when Morrison's vocals were great. The song greatness is increased by the punchy horn arrangement. 'Domino' is Morrison's highest ranking single in charts, it picked at No.9 in US Charts. This is one of the Van Morrison Top 10 Songs of All Time till 2017.
5. Astral Weeks- 1968
'Astral Weeks' is from a top selling album by Van Morrison with the same name. It is hard to explain the lyrics, but it seems Morrison was talking about a mystical or mysterious journey (common themes in his songs). Morrison only said it is about 'seeing the light at the end of the tunnel' and never shed more light on the meaning of the song. Anyone can acknowledge that his voice sounds great even with the guitar strings, flutes and strings of the bass guitar almost drenching it. The opening line will linger in your mind for quite some time: "If I ventured in the slipstream, between the viaducts of your dream. Where immobile steel rims crack, and the ditch in the back road stops, Could you find me?"
4. Moondance- 1970
From the album 'Moondance', this track is probably the first hit song you heard from Van Morrison if you were around at that time. It was his first attempt in Jazz, and he really nailed it. The song is about the autumn season, which apparently is Morrison's favorite season. Apart from his voice, the bass sounds by John Klingberg, the saxophone, piano, and flute were also great. You will find it easy to dance to this classic jazz.
3. Caravan- 1970
'Caravan' is the fourth track in the album 'Moondance'. Morrison, back then, was renowned for his ability to produce great music in the studio. But this song proved he could produce music for the concert. Listen to him perform this song in a concert hall, and you will agree he is one of the best musicians of all times. The song is about his fascination with a gypsy's lifestyle as well as his experiences growing up in the country. There are a few musical elements about New York. His expressive voice did justice to the incredible lyrics.
2. Brown Eyed Girl- 1967
Are you a brown-eyed girl? Then you are familiar with the awkward moment when your blue-eyed friend gets all the attention from boys. Listen to the song, and you sure will feel good about your brown eyes or dating a brown-eyed girl. This song is probably the most popular by Van Morrison, all credit to the message. It was recorded when he was with Bert Berns and Bang Records. It is a song from deep down and very danceable. The song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2007.
1. Into The Mystic- 1970
'Into The Mystic' is one of the greatest hit in the history of rock music, which is why it tops our list. The song's intro is a strumming of an acoustic guitar climaxed by a string slap, an incredible burst of an amplified bass guitar follows, before Van's vibrant voice a strike of a cymbal. The lyric "I want to rock your gypsy soul" is the epitome of the song. The song talks about being part of the universe. It was released in the Moondance album. You may have heard this song over Classic Rock radio severally, or you first experienced it the American Wedding, the movie, either way, it is a great song that rocks any gypsy soul out there.
Van Morrison Latest Recordings New Song 2016-2017
1. Duets: Re-working the Catalog
Duets: Re-working the Catalogue, Van Morrison's 35th studio Album, was released on 13th March 2015 under the record label RCA Records. The album was produced in collaboration with Bob Rock and Don Was. It is a collection of songs he sang as duets. The album picked at No.23 in Billboard 200 and sold 21,000 copies in its first week.
2. Keep Me Singing
Keep Me Singing, Van Morrison's 36th studio album was released 30th September 2016, under the record label, Caroline Records. The album is a collection of a few originals and a few covers of blues classics such as 'Share My Love' by Aretha Franklin. He is no longer the angry youth in 'Gloria', he now sings with a sustained longing. In 'Every Time I see a River', he says "Simple things like the sight of a river or the sound of a stream, trigger memories of a love long lost."
Van Morrison still performs in concerts and records new music. He turned 70 in 2015. It is incredible that a man his age can come up with new music. From his latest recordings, it is evident that age is slowly introducing grit in his voice and he can't reach the high pitch he once did in records such as 'Caravan'. 'Van the Man', a nickname he earned long ago, has 6 Grammy Awards and a BRIT Award in 1994. He was introduced into the 'Irish Music Hall of Fame' in 1996, 'Songwriters Hall of Fame' in 2003 and 'Rock and Roll Hall of Fame' in 1993.


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Robert Ward Cutler, PhD, is a professor of physics at Edison State College in Naples, FL. An accomplished researcher, his research interests include studies into biology, physics, and computing as they relate to natural language processing and the problems inherent to such processing. Over the past 10 years, Robert Ward Cutler has completed many published, widely-cited studies in collaboration with academics and research teams from Chiang Mai University in Thailand on topics specific to petunias, lychees (sic), ficus, flower fungi, jasmine rice, gene transfer in yeast, and the honey-bee genome, among others.
A 1994 graduate of Bard College with degrees in math and physics, Dr. Cutler earned a PhD in biophysics at Vanderbilt University in 1998. He was a post-doctoral fellow and lecturer at Vanderbilt until 1999, when he became a professor of biology at Bard College. While at Bard, he was granted a Fulbright Research Fellowship in 2003 to pioneer research in bioinformatics at Chiang Mai University, Thailand. Since 2007, he has served as a computer consultant at Northern Illinois University before teaching physics at Edison State College in 2012.
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Cry the Beloved Country is written from the perspective of a third person omniscient narrator, who mainly stays focused on the internal world of Stephen Kumalo. The narrator also dips into the minds of a variety of other characters, particularly James Jarvis beginning in Book Two. These two men are of the same generation, but they come from completely different worlds. The narrator uses his perspective to compare and contrast their thought processes. The author also occasionally uses a second person point of view, inviting the reader more fully into the story by the use of "you." Though most of the novel is written in the past tense, the passages where the author steps out of the narrative to describe are presented in the present tense. This adds urgency to the circumstances. For example, life in the Orlando Shanty Town is a situation that needs to be changed very soon.
The author makes an effort to present some moral balance between whites and blacks in South Africa. He does not demonize or martyr either group, as he presents the flaws of each equally. However, the novel itself is a one-sided and impassioned plea aimed at white South Africans to stop living in fear and give blacks their equal rights. Alan Paton does not sit back and offer a simple objective portrait of life in South Africa as apartheid is beginning. He begs his readers to take action and follow their supposed Christian values. They should stop living in fear of change. As noted elsewhere, there is a focus on oratory in the novel. John Kumalo and Msimangu are both powerful speakers, and Arthur Jarvis is an eloquent rhetorical writer. Paton himself uses the novel to present his argument, set in a specific time and place (South Africa on the brink of apartheid) in as palatable and human a form as he can create, a technique he clearly hopes will appeal to the basic human decency and compassion of his fellow white South Africans. The writings of Arthur Jarvis are clearly Paton's own ideas. While some passages read as little more than propagandist speeches, the story of the dignified black man who just wants to keep his family and community whole intertwines with the gradual enlightenment of an older white man. This gives the reader characters to latch onto and root for, and it offers the most persuasive argument for the need for change and justice in South Africa.
The novel is set in 1946, two years before racial segregation was fully legalized under apartheid. Writing in 1948 as these injustices were being codified, the author is clearly sending out an impassioned plea for his white compatriots to reconsider their racism. Though blacks are the majority in South Africa, the minority whites have worked to keep them in check by breaking up tribes and communities and subduing blacks with conversion to a passive Christianity. Blacks work in the gold mines that have made the nation rich, but they are underpaid for their labor, not receiving any part of the wealth they pull from the land. In addition, young black men traveling to the mines are leaving their rural communities and destroying the fabric of tribal life that has existed for centuries. Some blacks try to rouse their people to action and some educated whites have also joined the cause. The air in South Africa at this time in their history is thick with racial tension; everyone lives in fear of everyone else.
The novel sets up a straightforward dichotomy between the idyllic world of village life and the violent and harsh realities of the city. Despite the drought and destitution, Kumalo's village of Ndotsheni is still preferable to the sinfulness of Johannesburg. People go to Johannesburg and forget their values. They live selfishly for their own individual gain. In Ndotsheni, the villagers rally around Kumalo despite his troubles when Absalom is convicted of murder. They pray as a community and celebrate as a community. The group effort of the confirmation of the village's young people into the church is an example. They even have compassion as a community, creating a funeral wreath for James Jarvis' dead wife. These tribal values are held up as ideal. There is something inherently moral about tribal life.
By contrast, John and Gertrude and Absalom all go to Johannesburg and forget their roots. John gives up his religious beliefs in order to gain a bit of power and money. Gertrude turns prostitution. Absalom gets involved with violent thieves and unthinkingly follows their lead, resulting in his own death sentence.
The novel implies that the rapidly changing world, driven by technology and greed, is heading in the wrong direction, as exemplified by city life. If villages had the proper access to education and agricultural advances, there would be no reason for young people to ever leave the villages again. Yet, even Kumalo, who is desperate to hold his community together, knows that isn't quite true. He is the last of a dying culture, and he must find a way for his community to adapt. He must also accept that young people will always seek their fortunes elsewhere in this new world. The novel is an elegy for this ending era, but it is also a call to action as the new era begins. As things change, whites and blacks have a chance to redefine their relationship in a more positive and constructive way. The fact that apartheid becomes law even as the novel is written proves that the author's hopes will not be realized for a long time to come.
Language and Meaning
The language of the narrator is full of rhetorical devices – repetition of the descriptive passages that open books one and two, impassioned arguments for change using a Greek choral structure of commenting on the action, and direct address to the reader. The author is trying to make the novel feel personal; he is putting a human face on the South African blacks most South African whites fear or ignore or oppress, and he is openly asking them to acknowledge the great injustices of the nation and to work towards righting these wrongs before the situation turns violent. The formality in the language and rhetoric makes chunks of the novel seem like a speech – readers could imagine the words spoken out loud for an audience.
There is also a formality in the dialogue of the black characters, because English is not their first language. Though the novel is written in English, readers learn in Stephen Kumalo's first encounter with his brother John that the characters are actually speaking Zulu because John asks to switch to English (another way he is renouncing the traditions and values of his village life). The syntax of their spoken English is slightly unnatural, giving readers the sense that they are not entirely comfortable with this foreign language, as when John says, "my own brother, the son of our mother" (Page 37). They adapt their traditional greetings into English; instead of saying "goodbye" at the end of a conversation, there is a customary wish to "stay well" and "go well." These Zulu characters refer to their problems as "heavy" instead of difficult, giving a literal weight to the burden of their hardships. This metaphorical passage also illuminates the key to the Zulu language: "'When the storm threatens, a man is afraid for his house,' said Father Vincent in that symbolic language that is like the Zulu tongue. 'But when the house is destroyed, there is something to do. About a storm he can do nothing, but he can rebuild a house'" (Page 102). Zulu is an image and symbolic-based language, and these metaphors are peppered throughout the book, giving readers a flavor of the Zulu they are not actually reading.
Since the book is set in 1946, much of the language is old-fashioned for modern readers: for example, characters say "must needs" which is a verb form that is no longer used. They also use words innocuously that have much more weighted meanings today, such as "fondled," "queer," and "gay." Readers must adapt to the archaic meanings of words that are used differently today. However, the outdated language isn't difficult to follow, and there is little in the grammar and syntax that will trip readers up. Since the author's style of penning dialogue does not tag who is speaking and how the words are being spoken, it may be slightly difficult to follow who is talking.
The novel is divided into three books. Book One consists of seventeen chapters and covers Kumalo's journey to find his son up to the beginning of Absalom's trial for murder. Book Two, with twelve chapters, backtracks and retells part of the story from the perspective of James Jarvis at the time right before he learns of Arthur's murder, and carries forward as his story intersects with Kumalo's at the house of his kinswoman near Johannesburg. Book Two then covers the trial and sentencing of Absalom, showing the reactions of both Kumalo and Jarvis. Book Three consists of seven chapters that recount life for Kumalo and Jarvis back in Natal province. It tells how their lives become inextricably linked after the loss of their two sons. Jarvis makes the choice to follow his son's lead and support the local black community. Kumalo's village life is saved through this intervention.
Within these books, there are also interludes that step slightly outside the main narrative. These offer snapshots of the greater world surrounding Kumalo and Jarvis. For example, there is a chapter telling the hardships of an anonymous black woman living in Orlando's Shanty Town. Another chapter tells about the public meetings where whites address the issues of black violence. There are passages that directly address the reader with pleas to consider the future of Africa as a whole and to examine how systemic racial oppression is bad for everyone on the continent. These sections and chapters that step out of the main plot can be slightly confusing to the reader, as there are no authorial signposts to indicate Paton is going on a tangent. But, overall the pieces are woven together to form a tapestry for the reader, a big picture vision of the troubles and hardships of life in South Africa at a particular moment in history. The novel acts as a historical document for the modern reader who can look at the full history of apartheid and understand the prescience of Paton's stirring novel.
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- Created By: Garry Stahl
- Appearance: To the Victor, The Spoils of War, The Sins of the Sons
- Full name: Richard Carl Barnard
- Race: Human
- Birthplace: Gillette, Montana, Earth
- Current Residence: He last lived in Provence, France.
- Parents: Father: Carl Barnard -- Rancher
Mother: Brenda Barnard -- Archeologist
- Siblings: Mae Barnard-Crossly
- Birthdate: April 3, 2100
- Died: August 4, 2207
- Sex: Male
- Height: 5' 8"
- Weight: 186
- Build: Heavy
- Marital status: Never married, he had a series of lovers.
- Description: A short thick man with little care about his personal appearance. Clothing is frequently rumpled. He was more dapper in his youth, but the older her got the less he cared. The one constant was the thick walrus mustache.
- Skin coloring: Pallid with frequently faded tans.
- Eyes: Ice Blue
- Hair: Medium brown
- Routine Activities: Busy, what ever time of his life. He was not a man happy in idleness
- Skills/Training/Professional Skills: PhD Archeologist, Starfleet officer, reluctant soldier.
- Financial Status: Well off.
- Group Affiliations: Starfleet,Several and sundry universities.
- Known Associates:Howard Nelson, Robin Chirpy, Jerry LaSaille
- Personality: Stubborn, and sometimes impatient. At least with difficult people. He was not an easy man to live with and went though quite a few Significant Others. He never married. He was enamored with the facts and those that wouldn't see the facts infuriated him.
- Ambitions and Goals: To be a good scientist. Everything else was shoved on him.
- Physical/mental Problems: He suffered from old pretty badly toward the end having had a stroke on the last mission. He was otherwise of a robust health.
- Enemies (And Why): Generic enemies of the Federation. He fought the Romulan War.
- Special Abilities: None
- Weaknesses/Disadvantages: None
- History and Experiences Which have Affected Character Greatly: The Man of the 22nd Century. Barnared was only one of the first officers of the new Federation Starfleet. Entire fields of science had yet to be invented. He and his compatriots where there to invent them.
Richard Barnard began his Starfleet career inventing the science of xeno-archeology as a science officer, and later commander of science missions. He was in the right-wrong place when Starfleet found itself fighting the Romulan war and ended up as the only Admiral of Starfleet ever appointed. He was typical of the time when many of Stafleet's scientists found themselves reluctant warriors..
Barnard retied back to academic life after the Romulan conflict. He was a professor at several universities and the preeminent archeologist of his day. He was Professor Emeritus at the University of Paris at the time of his death.
Barnard's last mission, for which is came out of retirement, is noted as the one that caused the formation of the Prime Directive, General Order Number One.
He was found in his favorite chair on the veranda of his home, the evening sun on his face, and the laughter of the local children could be heard. In the house his effects were boxed for storage, and a final message, to Captain Howard Nelson lost a half century earlier, on is computer.


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The second semester in planning school at Penn is defined by a major project in which students are broken into groups, given a problem region, and tasked with, in the space of three months, coming up with a plan comparable to what professionals do in 12 to 18 months. Over those three months, the students get intimate with their designated locale, exploring every nook, cranny and underused land parcel.
Helloooooooooo, Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
There's an old John Gorka song called "I'm From New Jersey." It goes, "I'm from New Jersey/ It's like Ohio/ But even more so/ Imagine that." I'd bet good green cash he was driving down Route 70 when he wrote that.


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She was born on Sunday January 17th 1926, in Dunfermline, Scotland,.
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I think I slept eight hours after months!" he told CS. It was also a special birthday for Vir as it marks his tenth year as a comedian. "I sat down to write my first joke set day before my birthday ten years ago for an amateur night at a local bar.
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My summer was one of the best summers ever!First of all we went to a fancy resort called the Marriot. We got a beautiful suite there with three king sized beds,and the best part was that we could walk right out onto the beach.When we first got there all we did was play and have fun on the beach. Then we decided to do something that would be fun for the whole family to do.So i decided that we should go parasailing.My sister and i did not get to go parasailing with the others the first day because a big storm was coming and the sky was a very dark grey, so the captain drove us back to shore.My sister and I were very disapointed. So we went the next day, and it was worth it.For dinner that night we had hamburgers and fries.When we were walking back it started to rain very hard so by the time we got to the lobby we were soaking wet.When we reached our room we changed into some pajamas and watched a movie.Unfortunatley my brothers fell asleep before me and they snored so loudly i could here them in the bathroom!I keptstuffing socks and things in there mouth so it could block some of the sound, but it didn't help.Eventually i fell asleep.On the last night my family and i went out on the patio to watch fire dancers on the beach.That moment was the most perfect moment that summer and i will never forget it.
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Stage Classic headed west in search of another derby
EDMONTON, Alberta - Eastern Canadian invader Stage Classic looks to add another western derby to his laurels when he faces six foes in the Canadian Derby at Northlands Park Saturday.
The Grade 3 Canadian Derby, at 1 3/8 miles, is worth $150,000. The card also includes the $50,000 City of Edmonton Distaff and the $35,000 Westerner Handicap.
Woodbine-based Stage Classic, winner of the Manitoba Derby at Assiniboia Downs on Aug. 6, will be ridden by Constant Montpellier.
Seeking revenge for his three-quarters of a length defeat in the Manitoba Derby is Fancy As, who is unbeaten in Alberta. The winner of four stakes this season, including the Alberta Derby for trainer and co-owner Red Smith, Fancy As has the services of his regular jockey, Richard Hamel.
Edmonton entrepreneur and horse owner Cam Allard goes for a third victory in the Canadian Derby. Allard won with Cozzy Grey in 1993 and A Fleets Dancer in 1998. Now, along with co-owners Don Danard and Jim Moroz, his hopeful is Krakow, who won his maiden at a mile on the turf at Woodbine in his last start. Slade Callaghan will be aboard.
Invading from British Columbia is Thurston, trained by Harold Barroby. Thurston is coming off a third-place finish in a B.C. Cup Stallion stakes at Hastings Park.
The Northlands-based Kid Copper is coming off a powerful victory in the Count Lathum at 1 5/16 miles. Bubblegum Kid finished a strong second in the Count Lathum. He will be ridden by Real Simard, who won the '98 Canadian Derby with A Fleets Dancer.


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In Greek tradition, it has the head of a human, the haunches of a lion, and sometimes the wings of a bird. It is mythicised as treacherous and merciless. Those who cannot answer its riddle suffer a fate typical in such mythological stories, as they are killed and eaten by this ravenous monster. This deadly version of a sphinx appears in the myth and drama of Oedipus. Unlike the Greek sphinx, which was a woman, the Egyptian sphinx is typically shown as a man. In addition, the Egyptian sphinx was viewed as benevolent, but having a ferocious strength similar to the malevolent Greek version and both were thought of as guardians often flanking the entrances to temples.
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