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I know the quick answer is yes by email, but what about when a server goes down and there is no way to email an alert. I need to know when my customers' servers are not reachable and therefore have gone down. Is there a feature in SpiceWorks for it to ping my customers' servers or something that can alert me when a server loses communication and therefore is down? Thank you.
Jul 9, 2010 at 2:50 UTC
Install SW on your office server.
Then at the clients install sw, disable scaning, dont scan right away. Go to settings and enable remote collector.
Then you will have to point it to your main server via a VPN link or HTTP/SSL tunnel over the internet.
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Jul 9, 2010 at 1:34 UTC
Yes, SpiceWorks does and can notify you. However, it is dependant upon your scan configuration as to when you are notified. Spiceworks is not a realtime monitoring solution and at this time should not be depended upon as such.
Jul 9, 2010 at 1:37 UTC
Yes it's considered an offline notice and that depends on if you have alerts setup and what scan interval Spiceworks is setup for.
Jul 9, 2010 at 1:37 UTC
AS will224 stated, it can and is not real time. it depends on how critical of knowing the server is down.
Would created a network health scan for a certain server make it real time? Would doing so, slow the network?
Jul 9, 2010 at 1:41 UTC
Setup a remote collector at the customers site. Or just have a standalone install of SW and configure this setting in the Monitoring section.
We had to shut off some of our servers for a few minutes last night and this kicked up and alert to our email when they were powered off.
Jul 9, 2010 at 1:51 UTC
DiamondNet, Inc. is an IT service provider.
Thank you to all who have already replied. How quick can SpiceWorks alert me since it's not real time? Also, I noticed doing some research around here that a lot of people like to integrate Nagios with SpiceWorks. Would that be the best solution?
Jul 9, 2010 at 1:54 UTC
DiamondNet, Inc. is an IT service provider.
Brian, how did you get an alert via email since the server was powered off? It can't send emails when powered off.
Jul 9, 2010 at 1:58 UTC
the alerts come from SW if you are designated to receive them.
Jul 9, 2010 at 2:00 UTC
Nagios is nice and Free like SW
Jul 9, 2010 at 2:04 UTC
DiamondNet, Inc. is an IT service provider.
Brian, I guess I don't understand how the alert is being sent since the server is down. Is there something that pings the server to know that it is down? How quickly will SpiceWorks alert me when the server goes down?
Jul 9, 2010 at 2:07 UTC
Brian, how did you get an alert via email since the server was powered off? It can't send emails when powered off.
Spiceworks server never went down, and neither did the email server. it was other servers we powered off.
Jul 9, 2010 at 2:12 UTC
If it is a single server property, then you can run SW on any client system. If you have one that is not being used all the time.
Jul 9, 2010 at 2:23 UTC
DiamondNet, Inc. is an IT service provider.
So then can I install SpiceWorks on my server and have it monitor my customers' servers at remote locations?
Jul 9, 2010 at 2:50 UTC
Install SW on your office server.
Then at the clients install sw, disable scaning, dont scan right away. Go to settings and enable remote collector.
Then you will have to point it to your main server via a VPN link or HTTP/SSL tunnel over the internet.
Jul 9, 2010 at 3:04 UTC
DiamondNet, Inc. is an IT service provider.
Thanks Brian for the info. Very useful. Currently I use Zenith InfoTech to monitor my customers' servers and workstations, but I'm looking at alternatives because Zenith is eating my profits. If I can find a solution that does a few things (see below) that are very important to me then I'll switch over.
1. Get alerts when a server goes down.
2. Monitor AV software.
3. Have each desktop computers' temp files removed and have Disk Defrag run at scheduled times. Must have a report for how much hdd space was freed and a Defrag report.
Can SpiceWorks do all three?
Jul 9, 2010 at 3:28 UTC
1. Yes, but do realize it is not going to be as reliable or responsive as a real-time monitoring solution.
2. Yes, depending on the antivirus software being used by your clients. The list of currently supported AV software can be found HERE.
3. SpiceWorks will not remove temp files or run disk defrag. However, custom reporting should be able provide you the information you are seeking.
Jul 9, 2010 at 3:34 UTC
1. Yes, you can setup alerts that will monitor if a server is offline. Just like in my screenshot.
2. If your AV solution is fully supported by windows security center it will notify you if they are not up to date, if you set the alert to email it to you. Or just view it in the profile of the computer.
3. I don't believe it can delete temp files, I will double check. Nope.
But if they are on windows vista/win7 windows defrag is set to run automatically at the early morning hours. You can use defragler on the XP machines, it is free for commercial use. http://www.piriform.com/defraggler/download
Yes, it will detect and alert you about free space on any server or desktop.
Jul 9, 2010 at 3:39 UTC
DiamondNet, Inc. is an IT service provider.
Will, when you say not as reliable or responsive as real-time what does that mean? How much of a time difference are we talking about and why can't it be reliable? Would integrating Nagios increase reliability and responsivness?
Are there any SpiceWorks plug-ins to perform tasks for removing temp files and running defrag?
Thank you.
Jul 9, 2010 at 3:49 UTC
SpiceWorks will not provide immediate notification when a server goes down. If it finds that a server is down when it does its scan it will report it at that time. You can increase the frequency of your scans to help compensate, but it will not provide the instant notification that you may require.
Jul 9, 2010 at 3:58 UTC
It will do it on the health check intervals as well.
Jul 12, 2010 at 10:44 UTC
As a slight aside. I have tools in house that will let me know when servers go down... however if that server happens to be my exchange server or inet connectivity drops, then those tools don't really help, so I've always supplemented my inhouse tools with the free agents from www.r-u-on.com.
They have a list of premium agents as well, but even with the free agents you can monitor, disk space, whether processes are running, etc. I've just listed a few things the free agents can do, and I have this service set up so that I get txt msgs from it if there's ever a problem with an agent. That way I'll always get notifications. Of course if email and inet are still up then I get email (from my internal tools) and txt notifications(from ruon) but thats ok.
They install agents on the servers you designate, and ruon itself can send email notifications as well as text msgs.
I've used them for a few years now and have been happy with the additional layer of monitoring/notification options.
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Will pelvic floor rehab really help a prolapse bladder?
Might: Lift it a bit. More likely to help with symptoms. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Bladder (Definition)
The bladder is a muscular organ in the pelvis that accepts urine from the kidneys, stores the urine at low pressure, & expels the urine during voluntary voiding. Though seemingly a simple reservoir, the bladder is a complex organ intricately connected with the brain and spinal cord with sensory, motor, and autonomic circuits. The muscular layer that contracts during voids ...Read more
Does pelvic floor therapy work? Should you have it before of after you have your bladder tacked up and a hysterectomy?
If you are: referring to the Kegel exercises the answer is yes. They are muscles and respond to exercise like any other muscle group. The sooner you begin the stronger they become. No harm in starting now. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Can Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in Males cause a tight bladder neck? or the other way around?
Chicken or egg: Unless there is another problem in addition to the urinary ones, there is no way to know. If treatment of the tight bladder neck pharmacologically improves voiding there might be an improvement in the pelvic floor dysfunction. If this occurs, one could infer that the bladder neck problem at least partially caused or exacerbated the problems with the pelvic floor. ...Read more
I have a chronic bladder wall infection and pelvic floor in spasm but why does it set pain off AFTER voiding? Not during?
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I have question with my bladder. I have frequency, urgency, and occasional incontinence. No uti, no bladder or pelvic floor prolapse. ?
Diet?: I agree with dr. Klauber. Additionally for women, aging, diet and hormones have an effect of urgency on the bladder. The more acidic foods such as carbonated drinks and citrus fruits, tomatoes, and, caffeine, can cause urgency symptoms with occasional urge incontinence. Low vaginal estrogen makes women more sensitive to the urgency symptoms. Hope this helps. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
What pelvic floor disorders affect women?
Many: Pelvic floor disorders covers a spectrum of pelvic organ prolapse which is when the pelvic organs are falling down from the normal postion. The bladder, urethra, rectum, vagina and uterus can all be involved to a minimal degree or extensively involved with complete prolapse, which is where the uterus or vagina falls outside completely. Incontinence is also commonly present. ...Read more
Diagnosed with mild cystocele.pelvic floor exercises made it worse- where do i go from here?
Depends on symptoms: particularly after vaginal childbirth, it is very common to have a small cystocele. If there are no symptoms, then nothing needs to be done. If you feel that it is causing symptoms then consult with a urogynecologist about options. hope this helps Dr. Morse ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Why is the pain with pelvic floor dysfunction not consistent.One day pain is mild one day more severe. I've just started some of the exercise.
Pelvic floor dysfunc: Dysfunction muscle tension can be due to activity related to bowel habits, sitting for prolonged periods of time, or sexual habits. Typical for the pain to be up and down. ...Read more
Can you suggest some good pelvic floor exercises ofter a prostate operation?
Here are some ...: Pelvic floor muscle exercise for men with stress u-incontinence after radical prostatectomy is same as that for women, i.e., Kegel exercise. But, how to do it correctly may be an issue, and it should be done by learning how to isolate the perineal / pelvic floor muscles around the urethra. If doing it correctly, one should not see much movement in the abdominal muscles. ...Read more
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CNN's John King Defends Joe Biden's Honor; Demands Satisfaction
**Written by Doug Powers
As you'll discover from the video below of Jason Mattera's appearance with CNN's John King, chivalry is not dead.
Sheriff Biden, the Beltway Bubble Boy, has lodged a formal complaint with the Capitol Hill Press Police's Foot-in-Mouth Prevention Division over the Human Events reporter's "ambush" question regarding Joe's "raped and murdered" comment.
CNN's John King didn't like Mattera's tactics one bit, and was this close to snapping him with an old pair of suspenders Larry King left under the desk.
Video by way of Freedom's Lighthouse. For a minute here I was fairly certain King was going to throw down a white glove and challenge Mattera to a duel:
Thinking out loud: Joe Biden is telling Americans if Congress doesn't pass another tax & spend bill their chances of getting raped, robbed and murdered will go up and Mattera's misrepresentative?
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Can you solve the puzzle designed for 6-year olds that's stumping adults?
A puzzle designed for six-year-old children in Hong Kong is causing adults all over the world to scratch their heads.
The question, part of a test for Hong Kong children before their entry into primary school, is supposed to be solved by the kids in about 20 seconds.
However, since the question went viral many adults are discovering that it takes them far longer than 20 seconds to get it, if they get it at all.
So, here it is...
Look below for the answer
Okay, here is a very big hint
See, it is easy now.
It seems children's minds are free enough that they will literally look at a problem upside down, making this particular puzzle a doddle.
Adults will over think it, and get bogged down in trying to work out a sequence or some other pattern that simply isn't there.


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Let me introduce myself. My name is Mark Sisson. I'm 63 years young. I live and work in Malibu, California. In a past life I was a professional marathoner and triathlete. Now my life goal is to help 100 million people get healthy. I started this blog in 2006 to empower people to take full responsibility for their own health and enjoyment of life by investigating, discussing, and critically rethinking everything we've assumed to be true about health and wellness...Tell Me More
Those of us who live in larger cities value the diverse culture, the big-time arts and sports, the good job market, the easy travel access, and the many other lifestyle options city living provides. Among those aspects you don't hear as often: the gardening. The fact is, you don't have to live in Green Acres to raise a rich, plentiful, even income-generating (yes, you read that right) garden. Check out this video of the Dervaes family and their quest to live close to their 1/5 of an acre of land.
And this local news coverage of the family and their garden:
Now that's motivation and ingenuity. Let's just say their example is both humbling and inspiring to those of us who celebrate getting young berry bushes through the winter. Most of us can't imagine what it would mean to grow even a fraction of our own food let alone enough to feed our families and the restaurant down the block. Four hundred food items! Now that's veggie and fruit diversity!
While the Dervaes family is truly exceptional, urban gardens (popular for decades in Europe) are taking off in a number of American cities these days. Urban singles and families appreciate the simple enjoyment of the pastime as well as the budget-sparing fruits of their labors. City governments, on the other hand, value the "greening" and beautification of city lots as well as the increased social investment gardening residents make in their urban neighborhoods.
And the benefits don't end there. A study published in this month's Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior found that, among 766 surveyed adults in Flint, Michigan, those who participated in community gardens "consumed fruits and vegetables 1.4 more times per day than those who did not participate, and they were 3.5 times more likely to consume fruits and vegetables at least 5 times daily."
Not only do urban gardens offer the chance and incentive for better dietary health, we'd argue they offer other health advantages as well, especially for young urban seedlings, who, as we shared last week, stand to benefit from the time outdoors.
For more information on the Dervaes family and their project, check out their website, Path to Freedom. You can find their online journal, Little Homestead in the City.
And send us your thoughts, experiences and tips for urban (or rural/suburban!) gardening.
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You took the words right out of my mouth. My wife and I have been talking about starting a small scale veggie garden and building up from there once we learn what we are doing. Neither of us has a green thumb, but are interested in learning how to do it. We need the resources your are talking about.
I tried posting a few minutes ago, but I think there was a problem. Sorry if this ends up being a repeat!
We've just started to get into the gardening scene. Here are a few resources we've found helpful, but we're always looking for new recommendations too.
http://www.gardeners.com (great supplies and expert tips)
http://www.seedsavers.com (farm that collects and sells heirloom seeds from the Midwest and around the world)
http://www.organicgardening.com (great magazine)
Have you looked into square foot gardening? It's pretty overwhelm free.
Nancy S:
Its cool to hear examples of neighborhood farming working so well.
Please, please, please stop using "lol". Please.
Hey, everyone,
Found another good source for seeds and tips.
Happy Planting!
Hey Hubbard,
Please, please, please provide a comprehensive guide to what words are acceptable for other humans to use, in your view, so poor, silly Nancy doesn't mess up again. Please.
An old post, I know, but I just wanted to throw a warning out there. A backyard garden is awesome, but I do have to point out that if you change your front yard into a garden (as we once tried), you may not see many of the 'fruits of your labor'. Somebody kept stealing the produce out of our front yard.
Especially annoying since we would have shared if they just asked. :/
Good fences make good neighbors.
For those of you thinking about planting in the front yard, why not use that area for some fruit trees and herbs? Things like basil, rosemary, blueberries, strawberries, asparagus, etc. would all be great in a front yard setting.


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Four ways to earn more on your savings
Risk and reward go hand in hand, even for short-term savings.
- Fidelity Viewpoints
- – 09/07/2016
Maybe you're a virtual money person—committed to credit and debit cards, or transforming your iPhone® into an e-wallet. Or maybe you're the old-fashioned type, with a fat wallet filled with neatly organized bills. No matter how you spend, cash is likely a key element of your daily routine.
It's simple
Cash is the simplest asset you own, either in the form of physical money or cash balances in a bank or brokerage account. It's liquid, meaning it's unattached and free to do whatever it wants, whenever it wants—just like a single 20-something.
That's in contrast to an illiquid asset like a house, which can take months to sell to be converted into cash. A dollar bill in your pocket or your mobile account can be spent immediately. Cash can also be put into a variety of savings accounts or investments that not only maintain this liquidity, but also pay interest which can be expressed as yield.
What is yield?
Yield is always shown as an annualized percentage—on bank accounts, CDs, money market mutual funds, and bond mutual funds—and it represents the interest payment relative to the value of the underlying instrument or fund.
Some investments pay a fixed rate of interest—for instance, CDs and individual bonds. Stated yields on a CD or bond indicate that you can expect a specified interest level over a specific period of time. Typically, the interest rate is fixed for the life of the CD or bond. And if you hold on to the investment until the pre-agreed maturity date, you'll receive the interest payment until the investment matures—provided there is no call feature on the bond. A callable bond may be paid off early by the bond issuer.
The stated yields on bond mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), or money market mutual funds can be different from what you get. These yields are reported as of the most recent 30 days in the case of bond funds or ETFs, and seven days for money market funds. They look back in time—and there's no guarantee that the future yields will be the same. But yield isn't the end of the story when it comes to the potential return on bonds or bond funds. The value of bonds can go up and down, impacting your total return. In a bond fund, the net asset value (NAV) can rise and fall, the value of the securities in the fund can fluctuate, and the fund may pay distributions. All of those factors go into the total return of the investment.
|Bond yield table
|9 months
|CDs (New issues)
|U.S. Treasury
|Corporate (Aaa/AAA)
|Source: Fidelity.com 7/11/2016.
The yield table categorizes bonds by Moody's and / or Standard & Poor's (S&P) rating.
The basic thing to know is that risk and reward go together. To have the chance to earn a higher yield, you may need to take more risk. But you should only take risks that are in line with your time frame for investing and your financial needs. In general, higher yields mean bigger risks.
What are my options for cash?
Most people need to keep some cash on hand, and not just for day-to-day needs or for monthly bills. You also need money you can tap quickly for emergencies or unexpected costs, like a major car repair. You may also need to set aside cash to pay for things that are part of a longer-term need like the security deposit on an apartment or a down payment on a house. For these types of goals, you may not want to invest in something that makes it hard to access or where you might lose some of it if the value goes down.
If you have cash leftover after you have saved an adequate amount in your emergency fund, and also for any anticipated short-term needs or goals, then you have more choices to consider. For these additional cash holdings, you may be able to stand some variability in the value of your investment in exchange for a potentially higher total return.
Whatever your situation, you can still earn a return on your money. You have a range of saving and investment choices with varying degrees of liquidity and yield.
|High-yield savings accounts
Why they're good…
Some banks offer high-yield savings accounts, which offer a bump in yield over traditional savings accounts.
Accessing your money is typically easy, but it can vary. Some high-yield savings accounts do not offer ATM cards, so the only way to access your cash is by first transferring to a checking account.
FDIC insurance covers your deposits for up to $250,000 per institution per person per account type.
You may need to go online to find an account that pays a meaningful rate of interest.
There may be monthly fees or a minimum account balance required.
|Certificates of deposit (CD)
Why they're good…
Generally, CDs may pay more interest than savings accounts because you agree to leave your money with the bank for a specified period of time. In general, the longer the CD term, the higher the yield you can potentially earn.
CDs are widely available at banks and brokerages. Brokerages aggregate and sell CDs known as brokered CDs from banks across the country allowing you to choose from a variety of yields and maturities. Brokered CDs may be bought and then sold on the secondary market.
FDIC insurance covers your deposits for up to $250,000 per institution per person per account type.
CDs make it a little harder to access your money because part of the deal is that you agree to let the bank keep your deposit for a certain amount of time. You can still access your savings before the CD's maturity date, but will likely be charged an early withdrawal penalty. The fee can eat up a lot of the interest earned and maybe even dip into the amount you originally invested.
In the case of brokered CDs that brokerage firms like Fidelity offer, there may not be any penalties, but if you sell the securities early you risk not receiving your original deposit, or full principal, back and having to pay a charge for the trade.
Some CDs may require a minimum deposit to earn the highest yields.
|Money market mutual funds
Why they're good…
Money market funds offer easy access to your money. Held in your brokerage account, they come with check-writing and ATM card access similar to a savings account.
Interest rate increases will pass through to money market funds quickly. When interest rates in the economy rise, for instance due to a rate increase by the Federal Reserve, the new rates will be reflected in money market yields soon after.
Professional fund managers pick the investments in the fund and focus on minimizing volatility in the net asset value of your shares. While money market mutual funds offered to individuals strive to maintain the value of a share at $1.00, there are no FDIC or other guarantees.
Yields are typically low on money market funds since they invest your cash in a diversified mix of short-term bonds and other types of short-term debt securities.
There may be minimum investment requirements in some cases.
They usually charge fees for investing your cash, just like other types of mutual funds.
As a result of recent regulatory changes, prime and municipal money market funds may not be as liquid as government money market funds during a period of extreme market stress. If many people try to take their money out of non-government money market funds at the same time, there could be a temporary halt on withdrawals or fees imposed on these withdrawals.
|Short-term bond funds and ETFs
There are higher-yielding options if you are comfortable with more risk and won't need your money for more than two years. When investing in bond mutual funds or ETFs, you could risk losing principal.
Why they're good…
Professionals pick the investments in the fund. Many actively managed bond funds and ETFs do professional credit research, portfolio construction, and broad diversification.
Expect fees in exchange for that professional expertise. There could be redemption fees as well as minimums before you can open an account and invest.
The value of your investment can change as the market re-rates the value of the bonds in the fund's portfolio due to changes to interest rates in the economy. As interest rates rise, the value of existing bonds falls. When rates go down, the value of bonds go up. Unlike an individual bond, you can't hold a bond fund until maturity so you may see a loss if you sell the fund after a rate increase.
There are plenty of options for generating yield on your cash, but the same risk/reward principles of investing apply: The higher the yield, the greater the risk you are taking on. Whatever you do with your cash, ensure it's the appropriate product, investment, or deposit for your needs.
Let your money work for you.
Learn more
- Go to Fidelity.com to read Viewpoints: "Find your flavor of short duration."
- Get your savings on track with our budgeting tool: Meet Cinch.
- Climb the yield curve—Watch a video on Fidelity.com: "CD ladders: Discovering certificate of deposit strategies."
This information is intended to be educational and is not tailored to the investment needs of any specific investor.
Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
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11384 Hoyt, Munith 49259
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08/02/2016 at $260,000
Open, well maintained, and clean ranch built in 94 with many newer features. Large living room with fireplace, well-laid out kitchen with newer appliances, plenty of cabinet & counter space, and room for an island, and over-sized eating area. Master bedroom w/bath & walk in closet on opposite side of other bedrooms. Partially finished, bright, walk-out basement with additional half bath, 2nd fireplace, non-conforming bedroom / office / activity room, and plenty of storage. Whole home automatic generator! 2.5 car attached garage and 2 additional large outbuildings & shed for car enthusiast and all your hobby needs. All on just over 13 acres in a peaceful setting. New, neutral paint on entire main floor including ceilings!
Property Information
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- Address
- 11384 Hoyt
- City
- Munith
- Zip
- 49259
- County
- Jackson
- Township
- Henrietta Twp
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- At close
- Zoning
- Agr
- Listing Date
- 11/30/2015
- Total Finished SqFt
- 3,488
- Lower Finished SqFt
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- Above Grade SqFt
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- Garage Desc.
- Attached, Door Opener, Second Garage
- Water
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- Year Built
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School Information
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- 1st Floor Master, Ceiling Fan(s), Master Bath
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- Outbuilding, Pole Barn, Porch, Shed
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Call Center Headcount Ratio
Definition: The number of company-wide employees working for the company at a certain point in time divided by the total number of Call Center representatives.
Discussion: The Call Center Headcount Ratio Key Performance Indicator (KPI) measures the staffing level of the Call Center group relative to the total number of employees employed by company. Typically, if your Call Center is staffed appropriately this will be a rather large number (200 ). If this number is closer to the 'lagging' value listed on the chart above, it is likely that the Call Center is overstaffed and should look to improve individual representative productivity and occupancy/utilization rate in order to beef up the number of calls handled by each representative. In addition, Call Center management can work with other business units to decrease the volume of calls coming into the call center by improving customer experience in other places, such as providing a very clear FAQ on the company website or making it easier to reset an online banking password.


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BMPs: Conserved Morphogens in Neural Patterning
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PLBI0410_1651-1668.indd PLoS Biology | www.plosbiology.org 1651 Synopses of Research Articles October 2006 | Volume 4 | Issue 10 | e359 | e364 Fusion of two plasma membranes is central to exocytosis, the process by which a cell secretes neurotransmitters, digestive enzymes, and other products. If you believe the simple diagrams in introductory biology textbooks, you'd think this fusion occurs as soon as two membranes touch. Not so—in fact, membrane fusion requires interaction among a complex set of proteins in the membranes, collectively termed SNARE proteins. SNAREs are assisted by a second group, called SM proteins, which bind to them and help promote their functions. Among the SM proteins, one, called Munc18-1, has stood out as something of an oddball. When the others bind to their respective SNAREs, they leave the SNAREs in an open conformation, available for interacting with others and forming the complexes that drive membrane fusion. In contrast, Munc18-1 appears to fold its SNARE, syntaxin 1, into a closed conformation, making it unavailable for binding to other SNAREs. But this result has been obtained only in membrane- free solutions, and the behavior of membrane-bound Munc18-1 has been a mystery. A new study by Felipe Zilly, Thorsten Lang, and colleagues resolves the mystery of the syntaxin–Munc18- 1 interaction and explains how their binding promotes interactions with other SNAREs. The authors performed their experiments in sheets of membrane, prepared by disrupting cells, which mimic the native biochemical environment of Munc18-1 much better than membrane-free solutions. First they showed that syntaxin must be able to close to bind Munc18-1; when mutated to prevent closure, syntaxin bound virtually no Munc18-1. But proteins are fl exible molecules, and it is possible that syntaxin needn't stay closed while it is bound to Munc18- 1, and that adopting a more open conformation while bound would promote its linkage


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4.6 Room cleanliness
4.7 Service & staff
4.6 Room comfort
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler from california
Great little get awayPosted Feb 6, 2017
Pros: The breakfast and clean room
Cons: Get a TV
Location: Not much a little town beautiful beaches
Real nice room comfy bed -clean rooms one of the best breakfast I've ever had my only complaint is no TV bad Y-fi and no radio
by A verified traveler
Nice relaxing retreat.Posted Sep 17, 2016 on Hotels
Wonderful innkeepers, so friendly and welcoming. Great breakfast, quaint room, nice grounds. Would definitely return.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great Place !Posted Sep 8, 2016
Fantastic location. Great clean rooms and outstanding service by Phil and Pia .
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Guest rating on this B&B is deceivingPosted Jul 16, 2016 on Hotels
We stayed in Aquaintine unit. It was an old fashioned room. The pros: Great breakfast, fire place that we did not use in the summer. (+1) The Cons: 1. The room is dark even with all lights lit. It has a gable mount skylight window that will not let you sleep when the day breaks (-1) 2. The bed is dipped in the middle when two people laid on top. That made us feel that we are tilting towards the middle. Very uncomfortable. (-1) 3. The toilet seat was not installed properly that would not stay up. A man needs to hold up the seat with one hand while maneuvers with the other. (-1) 4. Not helpful giving us information on restaurants nearby (-1)
by Judy from Tri-Cities
Relaxing GetawayPosted May 14, 2016 on Hotels
The breakfasts were very good. In the evening we relaxed in the armchairs in front of the fireplace in our unit. Outside we had the option to sit on the deck or in the gazebo to enjoy the gardens.
by jennifer
Posted Feb 17, 2016 on Hotels
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friendly b and b with great viewsPosted Feb 10, 2016 on Hotels
romantic get-away over the holidays. owners are kind and friendly and the breakfast they provide delicious. the bed was hard, so that was unfortunate, but the room comfortable and the view of the ocean gorgeous.
by Laura from Pacific City
Posted Jan 3, 2016 on Hotels
This is a very quiet and cozy inn. Beautiful redwood forest setting with coastal ocean views. We sat on the porch to visit with friends and read. It was a delight to read by the fireplace. Owners were very friendly. Food was fantastic! We were visiting family in Sea Ranch so we didn't get to spend much time here at the inn. Next time we'll plan to spend more time at the inn.
by Robynne
Posted Oct 30, 2015 on Hotels
Phil and Bea were great, only complaint is we had the same towels thru the stay.
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And relax!Posted Oct 13, 2015 on Hotels
I chose this "Bed and Breakfast" for it's location and "dog friendly" description mainly, on the coast a little North of San Francisco. I couldn't have been more pleased. The owners, Phil and Pia could not have been more pleasant. Breakfast was a real treat every day and relaxing on the porch or in front of the log fire in the evening was unbeatable relaxation. I'd happily recommend it to anyone wanting a peaceful and comfortable retreat for two, not for those who need to be entertained or those with children however. Already planning a return visit.


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wow hard song, both to render and for subs
thank you for the wonderful comission mira!!
Song: Rolling Girl Ust: ?????? (skyisland21 i think) Rap ust: Soffie101 Utau: http://yoichi-masaki.deviantart.com/ http://hale-hamsaki.deviantart.com/ ART: http://browse.deviantart.com/art/P-Com-Rolling-Po-for-Yoichi-masaki-381832366
my utaus Trei, Po and Sin-Ga are up for download http://www.4shared.com/zip/3MnD__wi/TreiPo_Sin-Ga_25.html
They all come in the same file
if you have any question comment here or send a message to http://yoichi-masaki.deviantart.com/ (Trei) http://hale-hamasaki.deviantart.com/ (Po) http://izuiii.deviantart.com/ (Sin-ga)
feel free to use any of them to make songs, but please properly credit. (and hopefully tell us so we can see it ^-^)
usage tips on Trei, Po, and Sin-Ga.
Trei is female and can be gender factored in any way. her base voice is recommended for rock or punk songs. her base voice depth is similar to Lily's. if you want to do a pop or techno song i would suggest using g-10 or g-15. her pop voice is in the same range as gumi. she can also be used as male with g 5 or higher.
Po is a male and can be genderfactored in any way (also). his base voice is recommended for any use in the range of len or piko (ect.). if you want to use him for a deeper song i would suggest using g 5. he can also be used as a female in rin or miki's range. buy using between g-5 and g-25.
Sin-ga has no gender and can be genderfactored in any way (also). his/her base voice is recommended for any use in the range of Luka pr Kaii Yuki (ect.). If you want to use him.her for a deeper song i would suggest using g 5 or more. he/she can also be made to sound more feminine by using g-10 (though i wouldn't suggest much more because Sin-Ga's voice distorts faster than Trei and Po's)
Sin-Ga's voice is really soft and is ideal for slow songs
Po's voice is really good for fast and techno songs
Trei's voice is good for strong songs.
when drawing feel free to mess around with hairstyles and age (ect.)
just DO NOT draw Sin-Ga or Po with breasts without a good reason (gender bend, padded bra)
wiki's http://utau.wikia.com/wiki/Trei http://utau.wikia.com/wiki/Po http://utau.wikia.com/wiki/Sin-Ga
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Cybercrime Act 2001 (Australia) (full-text).
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The Act created a number of investigation powers and criminal offenses designed to protect the security, reliability, and integrity of computer data and electronic communications in the Australian Criminal Code Act 1995. It also amended the Crimes Act 1914 and the Customs Act 1901 to enhance the applicability of the existing search-and-seizure provisions relating to electronically stored data.
The Act gives federal law enforcement agencies the authority to investigate and prosecute groups who use the internet to plan and launch cyberattacks (such as hacking, computer virus propagation, or denial-of-service attacks) that could seriously interfere with the functioning of the government, the financial sector, and industry.


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Rare Disease Day is an international advocacy day to bring widespread recognition of rare diseases as a global health challenge. The day is celebrated on the last day of February every year and this year is observed February 28, 2013.
The purpose of World Rare Disease Day is to harness the creative energy of the millions of people around the world with rare diseases — as well as that of all the people who care about and assist them — to help others understand certain fundamental issues that need to be addressed.
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Houston, We've got problems
Let's cut to the chase shall we? Whitney Houston's voice is not in a good state. There's no denying it. Her years of drug abuse have seemingly robbed her of her unique talents and even the top drawer knob-twiddling on her comeback record I Look To You fails to disguise her wheezing and at times unintelligible vocals. It's not a total disaster, mind. At least some of the material is upbeat ('Million Dollar Bill', 'Nothin' But Love') and she doesn't rely on the maudlin ballad schtick to the degree that some of her peers do. However, her frankly ghoulish live performance on The X Factor recently coupled with her inability to hit the notes the way she used to leaves us in no doubt that this diva has had her day.
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Balanced & Torqued , just some minor truing & the hobgoblin will have some new Guts to run with.
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Bombs Away
Further improvements to the Hobgoblin knuck , the Infamous Bomb-sight venturi for the Linkert , not sure if this is going to make the knuck faster or drink more juice , but who cares it looks cool !!
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Two Good Things
Two good things Happened Today firstly the Long hunt for an original Wheel cover came to an end , thanks Panhead Ed , these will be going on the Full dresser Knuck build this winter , & the second was getting some real Bangers from the Homeland thanks to visiting dignitaries, so fresh they were squealing as they hit the Pan !! Man there's nothing Like a Sausage Sarnie .
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Ed´s Knuck 1978
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Gas Tank Shut Off Alignment Tool
I Never managed to get the gas tank drip free, it was high time for some Alignment work on the Tanks Making the shut off valve slip easily into place & enabling the cap to be easily screwed down with my fingers,unlike before with Pliers, now the Linkert doesn't overflow while parked .
I Will be Making a limited run of Alignment Tools to sell in the very near future if you want one the please put your name down on the List . price will depend on how many of you are interested in purchasing this Must have tool , my calculations say a price of around $50 + shipping . meanwhile get your name on the LIST
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Giving Head
Yep its time to Give the Heads a Service , Decoking, checking valves, re-seating rocker tins etc etc Ready for season Coming.
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Killer Bobbers Bikes #1
A beautiful Bigtwin Flathead to feast your eyes on , all of the Killer Bobber crew from
Copenhagen run Real bobbers , heres Emil's the Professor's Flathead
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Goodyear Eagle Tires
Very Limited Production of these super classic Tires that were offered around 1942-52 on Harley's , these are a little chunkier than the Super Eagles & have more sidewall tread, if your interested in a set of these beauty's then please add yourself to the List . Magnetozoo will be the European agent for this limited production run
Available for 16 inch wheels
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Classic Guzzi
Moto Guzzi v8 can you imagine this bike topped speeds of over 180 mph back in 1955, using what must of been the Smallest V8 engine ever produced .
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Original Paint 1948 FL Panhead
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Wow. Lucky day. I was going to purchase one of these to replace my iPhone tethering with Optus.
I was going to say I could pricematch with DSE to get the points (And a DSE is close by) But IIRC you have to spend more than $50 for points?
Its a really good offer, thanks for posting it.


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I never considered myself a bully.
Actually, I don't think any bully considers themselves to be one; they're too tied up in the act of hurting other people to ever consider how other people might feel.
I'm a prime example of that, since I was an inveterate bully of the worst order at school. But I certainly didn't see myself that way; in my mind I was just 'having fun' – and when my victims cried and faked illness to get away from their schoolyard tormentor, I just saw them as 'too sensitive' or 'having no sense of humour'.
On reflection, I'd say this was learned behaviour from my old man, who probably learned the same from his father, who in turn learned it from his father.
But that's still really no excuse for perpetuating it.
Fortunately for me, I was given a hand in breaking that cycle.
The Morozova family lived several blocks away, but I took much the same route to school as their daughter, Eva.
They were your quintessentially weird immigrant family, hailing from some barren, frozen corner of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, and they had never completely integrated with the local western population. Their house was a tatty thing, with crumbling gutters and a huge, high wooden fence that hid the yard and windows from the street. Flocks of birds roosted in the massive, overgrown birch trees and local cats would perch atop the heavy fence posts, eyeing the avian population, but never braving the yard.
The neighbours on either side of the house eventually moved out, putting their houses on the market, then, when they didn't sell, rented them out to poorer families.
But it wasn't just because the Morozovas were Russian and their house was in a state of ill repair that people didn't want to live near them; it was the actions of the family patriarch that truly drove them away.
At night, father Morozov – rumoured to be a colossal bear of a man – would stalk the yard on massive, heavy feet, shouting and snarling in Russian. He would beat on the fence with his gargantuan palms, slamming into the six inch timbers until they shuddered and swayed under his weight.
Some people said he was insane. Children whispered that at night he really did turn into a massive, black-furred bear.
Whatever the case, nobody ever voluntarily went near the Morozova house.
In that annoyingly predictable way, my school buddies and I decided to call them the 'Vladams Family', thinking ourselves amazingly clever. Eva hated it. She would stare at us with a withering intensity, but then simply correct us, saying with a hint of a Russian accent,
"It is not 'Vladams'. It is Morozova."
On reflection, she was a tough little thing. With bucked teeth, untameable auburn hair and eyes so pale blue they were almost white, she bore the brunt of all the teasing regarding her physical appearance with an indomitable Russian stoicism.
You could almost be fooled into thinking she wasn't human.
However, teasing related to her family was different, I discovered. Children who propagated the rumours about her father were met with more than just set shoulders and a blank stare. She would back such children into a corner, pinioned by the chilly intensity of those inhumanely pale eyes, whisper something to them until they started to cry - then eventually managed to run away.
Being the little monster that I was, I resolved to break her.
But she never cracked like the other kids did. No matter how hard I got on her case or how much I put the boot in about her father, she never skipped a day of school and always met my brown eyes with her unflinching arctic blue and white stare.
"I saw your father," I told her one lunch break – which was a lie, because no one ever saw her father. Only the mother and the daughter left the house, but never at the same time.
She ignored me, as was normal in our nearly ritualistic interactions, her legs swinging idly back-and-forth as she sat on the bars of the jungle-gym, some unknowable Russian book in her lap.
"The men in the white coats were dragging him out of your house, in one of those big coats with buckles all over it," I continued conversationally, watching for any reaction.
She stiffened very slightly, and the rhythm of her swinging legs grew almost imperceptibly slower.
"I bet they're taking him to the funny farm."
No reaction. Her pale fingers simply turned another page – carefully, from the bottom.
"They said they were going to lobotomise him."
Her legs stopped swinging.
Looking up from her book, she spat words at me thickly,
"I know you're lying."
Blood rushed to my face and ears at that accusation, but having finally got a reaction I wasn't going to let up now.
"Oh no, I saw. And so did Freddy Jamieson and Kylie Smith. You can go ask them."
"I don't need to."
The certainty in her voice caused a curious chilly frisson to run the length of my spine.
But I was suddenly angry at myself for letting Eva Vladams get to me. I felt the rush of blood to my head grow hotter, filling my skull with impulsive, aggressive thoughts.
Before I could think about the consequences of my actions, I grabbed her dangling leg and yanked on it as hard as I could.
The book went sideways, and with an indignant squeal, she went forward.
Forward onto the steel bar in front of her.
Her head hit it with a hollow bong, and I laughed as though a favourite cartoon character had run into a telegraph pole. But when she rolled to a stop, blood was streaming from her broken nose – and where her bucked teeth had been, there was only a dark, bloody void.
As she lay bleeding silently in the patchy, dusty grass under the steel bars, I kicked her book once, vengefully, and walked away.
She didn't come to school the next day – and though I had achieved my goal, I felt strangely hollow about it. I'd had to lie and tell everyone it was an accident, so it was her word against mine – the word of the freaky Russian immigrant against the good local boy from a well-to-do local family.
Amongst my little group of ogres though, I was a legend.
As far as they were all concerned, I was the boy who had finally cracked Eva Morozova.
It was on my way home from school, still lost in conflicted thoughts about my strangely pyrrhic victory, that I met her mother.
I didn't even see her until she was already upon me. Thin, white hands grasped my scrawny biceps with a terrifying suddenness, then she started shaking me like a rag-doll, her huge, pale blue eyes burning into mine as she screamed at me in broken English.
"Leave dochka alone! You leave alone or bad thing happen, you hear?"
"Let me go!" I whimpered, trying to squirm out of her grasp.
But she was monstrously strong, her rage far greater than anything I had ever witnessed before.
I squealed in terror, tears beginning to spill down my face.
Finally, I managed to choke out an affirmative, nodding as she held me a foot off the ground.
"Good. Be good boy. Leave alone."
The instant that her hands left my arms, my skinny little legs were already moving – and I ran home so fast that anyone watching would have thought I was being chased by the hounds of hell themselves.
My father wasn't having any of it.
As soon as I told him what had happened, he put on his jacket and dragged me down the street to the Morozova house, ranting about 'filthy reds' touching his son and threatening to shoot every last one of them.
Their enormous gate had a simple brass bolt, which he pulled, then shouldered the huge, heavy wooden portal open.
Up close, the house really wasn't in a good state. The paint was peeling and sagging, some of the blisters filled with stagnant rainwater and ringed with a rime of fungus. Two of the front windows were boarded over with soggy plywood, and the lawn had clearly not been mown for many months – though great sods had been ripped up in places, showing bare, wet earth.
I remember feeling the primitive stirrings of a strange sympathy for Eva. None of us had actually known what the place looked like, as she didn't have any true friends. That her home was so neglected touched an empathetic part of my spirit that was rarely engaged.
As we walked down the slabby stone pathway to the listing house, my father started shouting for the mother to show herself and explain her actions.
A great bellowing answered us from within the house, as though some kind of enormous mammal had been roused from a deep slumber – and was really angry about it.
Even my father looked alarmed for a moment, and my bladder suddenly felt very full.
A trickle of warm urine ran down my leg as the roaring intensified, followed by the crash of thrown furniture, and female voices raised in agitation.
I wanted to leave, but my father was too committed, already hammering on the swollen door with urgent fists, yelling for the mother to come out.
Abruptly, there was silence.
The door opened and Eva's mother stood in front of us, her wild auburn hair neatly coiffed with hundreds of silver pins.
"Leave now," she told my father, her accent so thick that the words were almost unintelligible.
"I'm not scared of your husband," my father cut back, "and if he touches me I'll get the cops involved – and they'll deport your sorry Russian asses back to the gulag you came from."
I don't really remember the rest of the shouted conversation between the two adults. What is fixed in my mind is what I saw behind the mother, inside that poorly lit house.
As accusing fingers were jabbed about, and English shouting merged with Russian swearing, I saw the massive, lumbering shape of a ferociously bearded man being led into another room by Eva.
Then, for a single instant, her fingers slipped from his – and he bellowed like a wounded bear, slamming his head clean through the drywall of the corridor, before she grabbed back his massive digits and he again became docile.
The mother had backed my father down the steps now, where they stood almost nose-to-nose, still shouting imprecations at one another.
"So. You no leave house?"
"No, I won't, not until I get a damn apology."
"Then I make leave," said the tall, Slavic woman with the pale eyes.
From a pocket in her russet gown, she produced a strange object – a delicate snow globe, not much larger than a golf ball.
I remember it being utterly beautiful; startlingly clear glass housing some kind of tiny, wooded hillock, upon which stood a church or an abbey. Precious gold inlay scrolled around the base, incised with unfathomable Russian characters.
As my father stared in confusion, she lifted the globe to his eye level and gave it the tiniest shake.
The flakes inside the glass swirled lazily around the spires of the tiny building.
My father screamed as though he'd been thrown head-first into a cauldron of boiling oil. His fingers raked at the flesh of his face and chest, scratching great weals in his skin. His eyes bulged grotesquely with the raw intensity of his screaming, and every vein on his neck, forehead and arms stood out, starkly purple and distended.
When the last flake of white dust settled inside the globe, my father fell forward, onto his knees, desperately gulping in great lungfuls of air.
The Russian matriarch fixed me with a stare that didn't need any translation.
Grabbing my father's hand, I helped the sobbing man to his feet, and we left the Morozova house.
It was hard for a boy of that age, from that time, to process his father having his ass kicked by a freakish immigrant woman with a retarded husband. At first I remained terrified of them, of Eva and her mother – but every time I caught my father weeping with fear in his armchair, every time I woke up in the middle of the night to his whimpers of abject terror, I felt more and more disgusted with him.
And my anger against the Morozovas grew ever greater.
The impotent rage boiled and coiled inside me, forming a tight, irrational knot that blotted out all reasonable thought.
How dare they do this to my old man, my hero.
Heedless of everything I'd seen – as only a stupid little boy full of vengeance can be – I found Eva when she eventually returned to school, and pushed her down into the dirt of the playground.
"I don't know what your freak mother did my dad, but I'm going to make you pay."
Licking the gap between her teeth, Eva rolled over and lisped at me,
"I don't think tho."
From her pocket came the exquisitely delicate snow globe, the scene within eerily still and serene – even though I'd just knocked her down seconds before.
I recall taking a single step forward, to try and grab it off her.
In response, she gently swirled it in one hand.
Words fail to do the pain justice, but it felt something like a million miniature, razored snowflakes raking across my nerve endings. Each unique fractal of icy needles sliced into the delicate, feathery fronds of my nervous system, and sent raging flash-floods of agony into my unprepared brain.
It seemed to go on and on and on, and when the cresting tide of diabolic, frozen suffering finally ebbed into stinging aftershocks, I found myself lying in a muddy corner of the playground, blood in my mouth, and tears streaming down my face.
I knew then that if I could take the snowglobe from her, I could have my revenge.
I waited for my moment, watching when she methodically packed her bag at the end of the day and stowed the little globe in the side pocket, wrapping it first in a silk kerchief of blue and white.
After the bell rang, I followed her, keeping my distance, head down like a beaten dog.
When we were out of the school yard, near the corner store, I ran up and yanked her schoolbag off her back in one clean movement.
"Give it back," she hissed.
"It's your turn now," I snarled, unzipping the side pocket where the globe rested inside its nest of silk.
I think I vaguely recall Eva barking some word of warning, then desperately shouting for me to stop, but as the strangely cold glass fell into my hand, I felt nothing but the heady surge of power that comes from the anticipation of vengeance.
With a triumphant grin, I held it up and shook it as hard as I could.
But something was wrong, barely registered even as my hand moved. The scene inside the globe had changed; the abbey, the birch forest, all had disappeared. The building within was now small, prosaic and familiar. My own house, lost in the snow.
Unlike last time, it wasn't just icy shards raking over my bare nerves.
This time it felt as though every nerve was being flayed open by a raging blizzard of frozen razorblades; each torn to shreds by a billion tiny scythes, then obliterated in the neverending storm. I didn't even make a sound – I couldn't, since my mind was nothing but a wall of agony – I just fell forward, my hand and the snow globe both shattering as they hit the ground.
When my parents arrived at the hospital, the endless Arctic plain of pain still stretched out endlessly in front of me. I simply lay there, my eyes fixed open, my mouth a rictus of silent screams.
The doctors claimed it was a catatonic state, brought on by stress.
It lasted for three months before it even began to recede, and another six weeks passed before the right combination of painkillers began to work.
Even twenty years on, I can still feel ghostly remnants of it – tiny flurries of microscopic snow that randomly blow through an arm or a leg – and leave me gasping for hours in chronic and unrelenting pain.
I learned a valuable and perverse lesson from the Morozova family. When I was finally fit for school again, two years later, I walked with a heavy limp, and my speech was slurred almost beyond recognition.
The other children made fun of me, called me 'retard', and mimicked my clumsy movements.
And that taught me exactly how it felt to be on the other side of the bully dynamic.
As for the hand that held the snow globe?
I was never able to use it again.
The doctors said that the tiny flinders of shattered glass did too much nerve damage; but I can still feel the hand through the uselessness. Under the dead fingers, heavy as bergs of brittle pack-ice, lurks a sluggish river of icy pain – just waiting for a chance movement to send it roaring and frothing through my flesh.
And each time it does, it stirs up the quiescent drifts of water-bound snow, and brings all of the original torment back to life, as fresh as the day I smashed the globe and absorbed its frigid madness through my naked flesh.
But I suppose that is my burden – my penance – for being such a thoughtless, evil-minded child.
So please, don't let your children follow in my footsteps – the ice around here is very thin.
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Greetings! For a limited time you can download this free e-book without stepping through any registration. First Look: Microsoft Office 2010, by Katherine Murray, offers 14 chapters of early content, organized like so:
Part I, "Envision the Possibilities," introduces you to the changes in Office 2010 and shows you how you can make the most of the new features to fit the way you work today. Chapter 1, "Welcome to Office 2010," gives you a play-by-play introduction to new features; Chapter 2, "Express Yourself Effectively and Efficiently," details the great feature enhancements and visual effects throughout the applications; and Chapter 3, "Work Anywhere with Office 2010," explores the flexibility factor by presenting a set of scenarios that enable users to complete their work no matter where their path takes them.
Part II, "Hit the Ground Running," focuses on each of the Office 2010 applications in turn, spotlighting the key new features and showing how they relate to the whole. These chapters provide a how-to guide for many of the top features you're likely to use right off the bat, and they offer inspiring ideas on how to get the most from your favorite applications.
Part III, "Next Steps with Office 2010," zooms up to the big picture and provides examples to help you think through interoperability. How often do you use the various Office applications together? Customer research shows that people often don't realize how well the applications work together as a complete system—which means they might be laboring over items they could easily incorporate from somewhere else. This part of the book provides examples for integrating the applications and explores Office 2010 security and training opportunities, as well.
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Dec 9, 2009 at 8:20 UTC
Thanks Tyler
Dec 9, 2009 at 9:36 UTC
MvT is an IT service provider.
your welcome
Dec 9, 2009 at 11:26 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
Thanks. Downloaded.
Dec 10, 2009 at 3:18 UTC
Download does not work anymore :-(
Dec 10, 2009 at 3:35 UTC
Dec 10, 2009 at 4:09 UTC
Thanks for that Tyler - suppose I better read it now it's downloaded.
Dec 10, 2009 at 7:59 UTC
Strange ImbaAdmin it downloaded for me.
Dec 10, 2009 at 8:06 UTC
Downloaded. Many thanks for the link.
Dec 10, 2009 at 8:14 UTC
Download worked fine at 8AM 12/10/09
Dec 10, 2009 at 9:10 UTC
Thank you very much for the link. worked fine for me.
Dec 10, 2009 at 9:51 UTC
Now it worked here, too. Maybe just too much server load this morning :-)
The link was also posted on some german news sites. I think it was what we call "the heise link of death" in germany. Each time heise puts a link in its news you can bet that the site will be overloaded in a couple of minutes.
Dec 10, 2009 at 10:20 UTC
MvT is an IT service provider.
your welcome I hope you all donate a copy to your local school/library.
I am looking for a ebook digital rights management program to automatically delete ebooks 30 days after the user downloads it from the website. So instead of returning a book the user just redownloads it after 30days.
Dec 10, 2009 at 12:32 UTC
MvT is an IT service provider.
first look office 2007 ebook is still available
Dec 10, 2009 at 1:56 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
thanks for the link
bedtime reading tonight
Dec 13, 2009 at 8:05 UTC
MvT is an IT service provider.
thanks for the link
bedtime reading tonight
your welcome but I think we really need a book review and report area in spiceworks someone can read a book write down what value they got from the book two or three others could do the same and if we had reviews so we would know what book is worth spending money on. I know this sounds like alot of work but it could save time and money.
Dec 15, 2009 at 7:34 UTC
I agree. Tyler's ebook contributions always interest me and I hate it when I miss one. A repository of free training and introduction ebooks (not just the sponsored whitepapers) could be handy as a reference point.
Dec 15, 2009 at 10:59 UTC
MvT is an IT service provider.
glad my contributions are appreciated and helpful :)
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