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Here's what we're not looking for: shark-filled tanks, drop-top Mercedes collections, and people who say "This is where the magic happens" when you enter their bedrooms.
What we are seeking: character. Introducing our new video feature, Behind Closed Doors, in which we go inside our favorite people's abodes and snoop around — from a nutritionist's refrigerator to a starlet's closet.
In today's edition, we tour Collina Strada designer Hillary Taymour's curiosity-filled Brooklyn apartment. Her DIY creations are inspiring, and we expect nothing less from the creative whose just-launched clothing collection — comprising machine-washable suede pieces — makes us swoon.
Did we mention her 4-month-old puppy, PowWow?
Now that is where the magic happens.
To see (and buy) Collina Strada's new collection, go to collinastrada.com.
Jaclyn Mayer's been doing rope-inspired pieces for her line, Orly Genger by Jaclyn Mayer, for years. Our collaboration marks her first foray into leather (exciting). In this video, she explains the new look and shows off our made-for-stacking bracelet.
To buy the bracelet, go to dailycandy.com/collaborations.
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Sometimes all your outfit needs is a little silk flower, an intellectual-looking pair of glasses, or a sophisticated bow necklace to make it sing. In this installment of our weekly series, SuChin has recommendations for all of the above.
For more of Pak's obsessions, check out her favorite videos on our YouTube channel. To get your hands on the featured products, go to goodshipstore.com, threadbaresupply.com, shopbando.com, and warbyparker.com.
SuChin is doing some spring-cleaning — and selling the goods on Vaunte, a cool site that lets you raid the wardrobes of fashion editors, designers, and notable style mavens. Here, she talks personal style and provides a peek at what's up for grabs (we call dibs on her Opening Ceremony sweater).
Go to vaunte.com/vipdailycandy at 10:30 a.m. EST for early sale access. The sale opens to the public at noon.
In this week's installment, SuChin shares three ways to usher in the new season: bright pink lipstick, a dress that transitions from spring to summer, and a new L.A.-based spa experience.
For more of Pak's obsessions, check out her favorite videos on our YouTube channel. To purchase and/or find out more about the picks this week, go to maccosmetics.com, stevenalan.com, and shapehousela.com.
We like it when people are literal — as in "She literally took the cake." That's why we love the earrings that California-based Melissa Joy Manning made for our Designer Collaborations: She took our very own swirl and turned it into jewelry. In this video, DailyCandy correspondent SuChin Pak talks with Manning about her process.
To buy the earrings, go to dailycandy.com/collaborations.
Without further ado, we present DailyCandy Collaborations, a collection of limited-edition must-haves created by some of the designers and artists we love most. In this video, chief correspondent SuChin Pak shows off the goods.
For more information and to buy what you saw, go to dailycandy.com/collaborations.
When it comes to jeans, it's not just about the blues anymore. During Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, we saw denim in vibrant colors — orange, red, yellow, you name it — both inside and outside Lincoln Center. In today's StyleCandy Runway Takeaway, we explore the trend's staying power.
To see more footage from Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, go to stylecandy.com.
Today's StyleCandy Runway Takeaway is so bright, you need to wear shades. The color-blocking trend continues to reign supreme, and Rachel Roy takes it up a notch by using prints. Watch the video for her tips and inspiration.
For more StyleCandy Fashion Week coverage, go to stylecandy.com.
"Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week is so calm and relaxing." — No one, ever
But despite the lack of sleep, we get a rush when the models start down the runway.
That's why we teamed up with the Style Network to bring you StyleCandy's Runway Takeaway videos. Each day, we showcase outstanding styles that we think will evolve into full-blown trends, from one of our favorite designers.
We spotted symmetrical prints at Lela Rose, menswear inspiration at Kaelen, and '70s florals at Chris Benz (above, and yes, that is Susan Sarandon and her dogs). Plus, each designer gave us styling tips, from shoes you shouldn't wear with flared pants (Rebecca Minkoff) to advice for wearing statement pieces (Erin Fetherston).
We hope you'll be inspired to channel these looks now. Spring 2013 feels too long to wait.
You can quote us on that.
Watch all the Runway Takeaway videos at stylecandy.com.
You've put one too many birds on it (thanks, Portlandia). What's next?
Flowers, as inspired by the micro florals on the fall 2012 runways at Suno, Paul & Joe, and Band of Outsiders, to name a few. In today's Easy Does It video, we asked L.A.-based DIY expert Kate Albrecht (a.k.a. the beautiful Mr. Kate) to show us how.
All you'll need is fabric paint (in four or five fall-ish colors), a fabric pen, tinfoil, and a surface in need of sprucing up. We did shirts in the video, but feel free to use totes, pillowcases, etc.
We'd never want you to feel pigeonholed.
For more DIY ideas or info on Mr. Kate, go to mrkate.com.
Today we're starting with the man print in the mirror. The reason? Lela Rose's spring 2013 show featured at least five pieces with symmetrical designs. Not sure what we mean? Watch the video, in which Rose explains the concept and why you should love it.
For more trends, go to stylecandy.com.
Will skinny jeans finally go the way of mom jeans? Who knows, but Rebecca Minkoff's spring 2013 collection showcased a flared leg enough to make us hope so. In this video, the designer gives tips for wearing the trend and shares how New York City influences her designs.
Generally speaking, miniskirts look good only on people with minihips. That's why we were thrilled to see full skirts going up and down the runway at Honor. In this video, we interview designer Giovanna Randall about her feminine, flouncy looks.
For more fashion coverage, go to stylecandy.com.
It's all in the details. Especially if you're talking about designer Kaelen Haworth's most recent presentation, where she amplified simple shapes with shoulder pads and structural collars (buttoned all the way to the top, of course). In this video, she talks about the trends and provides tips for wearing them.
For more fashion coverage, go to stylecandy.com.
Change is good. Especially when we're talking about the ombre fabrics at Erin by Erin Fetherston. A luminous orange transforms into a light pink, and a pale yellow turns into sunshine. In this video, Fetherston explains her inspiration and gives styling tips for wearing ombre.
When two greats join forces, we can't get enough. Brunch, Brangelina, and chugs (Chihuahua-pug hybrids, obviously) are living proof.
Which is why we've teamed up with the Style Network to form our own aptly named entity: StyleCandy. Each month, we're combining DailyCandy's knack for finding the latest and greatest with Style's passion for all things stylish to bring you original video content.
First up is Runway Takeaway, in which we head to New York Fashion Week and highlight one standout look per day — one we feel will inspire a trend — from our favorite designers. Included in the lineup: Whit (above), Kaelen, Erin Fetherston, Rebecca Minkoff, Chris Benz, Lela Rose, and others.
We can't wait to get this relationship off the ground and into your computers.
Right next to all the Kimye coverage.
Get in on the action at stylecandy.com.
Wouldn't it be awesome to have a dermatologist as a best friend? Think of the free samples and late-night phone calls every time you get a blemish.
Instead of sneaking into a med school graduation, consider watching today's Inside Story video. We swing by Dr. Sherry Shieh's Manhattan apartment and invade her beauty cabinet.
From face wash to body moisturizer, she shows us what she uses to keep her skin flawless (and it is flawless). The best part: Almost everything she recommends is available at the drugstore.
Four of our editors have been seeing Shieh for years (and adore her).
Fortunately for her, that's the extent of the relationship.
For more information on Dr. Shieh, go to sherryshiehmd.com. For more tips, check out our videos on how to conceal under-eye circles, make a messy side bun, and find your correct bra size.
At 16, our prized possessions included a crush's Drakkar-soaked scarf, "going out" pants from Express, and Antonio Sabato Jr.'s autograph.
Chrissie Miller, designer of downtown-based clothing line Sophomore, however, had good taste from the start. In today's Inside Story, we peek through her rock 'n' roll-inspired wardrobe, from a jean jacket she bought in high school (and still wears) to a vintage tee collection she's been accruing since she attended a Madonna/Beastie Boys concert at age 8.
Miller also shows us a few of her favorite mementos — Woody Allen's autograph, for one — and the first records she ever owned. You'll feel cooler just by watching.
Enough to cancel out years of silk camisole tops.
For more information on Sophomore, go to sophomorenyc.com. Want more Inside Stories? Check out a jewelry maven's personal stash, fashion designer's NYC apartment, and nutritionist's refrigerator contents.
DIY footwear conjures images of postpedicure paper flip-flops and plastic bags taped over shoes in the rain.
Here to elevate the idea is I Spy DIY's Jenni Radosevich. For today's Easy Does It video, we gave her a pair of $17 H&M sandals and told her to make them special for less than $20.
The result: seriously cute, tribal-inspired kicks that took about 45 minutes, start to finish, to doll up. All you need is colorful string, glue, scissors, and a can-do attitude. Just kidding — you don't even need a can-do attitude (it's that easy).
Her trick can also be applied — literally — to belts, bracelets, hair bands, you name it.
If you want more (you will), check out her new book, I Spy DIY Style, for enough ideas to keep you busy all summer.
No fake flower hair clips as shoe adornments in sight.
I Spy DIY Style is available online at amazon.com, $15. To see Radosevich's inspiration, go to ispydiy.com. Want to learn to do more cool stuff? Watch our videos on getting Madonna-worthy hair, making a Kentucky Derby hat, or constructing a candelabra from stuff at the hardware store.


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Manitowoc County takes its name from a small river within its boundaries. The origin of this Indian word is variously given. The first constituent, "manito," is conceded by all to be the Indian word for spirit, or mysterious influence; hence "spirit land," "devil's den," etc., have been assigned as its meaning; Wis. Hist, Colls., i, p. 117; iii, p. 337; Gannett, Place Names, p. 170.
Rev. E. P. Wheeler (Ms. in Society's library) gives its significance as "spirit woods;" which appears to be borne out by Henry R. Schoolcraft, who says it signifies "a standing or hollow tree that is under a mysterious influence.'' This would seem to point to the erection of a wooden cross on the banks of this river, allusion to which we find in the journal of Father J. B. Buisson St. Cosme, dated 1699-1700. He declares that such a cross was reared in this locality in the latter part of the seventeenth century. His words are: "the 4th of October we came to another small village of Poux [Potawatomi] on a little river where Rev. Father Marais had wintered with some Frenchmen and planted a cross"; J. G. Shea, Early Voyages (Albany, 1861), p. 50.
Description from John W. Hunt's 1853 Wisconsin Gazetteer: "MANITOWOC, County, is bounded on the nortlh by Brown and Kewaunee, on the east and southeast by the State line in Lake Michigan, on the south by Sheboygan, and on the west by Calumet and a portion of Outagamie. ¿ The general formation of the surface is moderately undulating, and in some parts very agreeably diversified with hills and valleys. The soil is good and well watered, with springs and creeks, and is well adapted to tillage and grazing. The county is densely timbered with maple, oak, elm, birch, ash, pine, and hemlock. ¿ The population in 1840 was 235; 1842, 263; 1846, 629; 1847, 1,285; 1850, 3,713; at present estimated, 7,000. Dwellings, 16; fairms, 37; and mnanufactories, 22."
840 records found
Mabel Tainter Memorial (Historic Marker Erected 19
Macalister, James 1840 - 1913
Macarthur Square (Historic Marker Erected 1979)
Macfayden, Alexander 1879 - 1936
Machias, Town of, Eau Claire Co.
Mack, John Givan Davis 1867 - 1924
Mackford [origin of place name]
Mackford, Town of, Green Lake Co.
Mackie Spring [origin of place name]
Mackinac Island
Mackinac Island [origin of place name]
Mackinaw (logging)
Mackinaw boat
Mackville, Outagamie Co.
MacMurray, Fred 1908 - 1991
Macquarrie, Gordon 1900 - 1956
Macy, John B. 1799 - 1856
Madeleine Island
Madeline Island
Madeline Island (Historic Marker Erected 1956)
Madeline Island (Historic Marker Erected 1961)
Madeline Island [origin of place name]
Madge, Town of, Washburn Co.
Madge, Washburn Co.
Madison Alliance for Homosexual Equality (MAHE)
Madison Guard (Civil War)
Madison Sharp-shooters (Civil War)
Madison [brief history]
Madison [origin of place name]
Madison, Dane Co.
Madison, Election precinct of, Dane Co.
Madison, Town of, Dane Co.
Madsen, Manitowoc Co.
Magnolia station [origin of place name]
Magnolia, Rock Co.
Magnolia, Town of, Rock Co.
Magnuson, Sue R. 1952
Magoon, Henry Sterling 1832 - 1889
Maiden Rock (Historic Marker Erected 1966)
Maiden Rock [origin of place name]
Maiden Rock, Pierce Co.
Maiden Rock, Town of, Pierce Co.
Maiden Rock, Village of, Pierce Co.
Maier, Henry W. 1918
main deck (maritime)
Main Street Historic District, Stoughton (Historic
Main, Angie Kumlien [Mary Angela (Kumlien) Main] 1
mainchains (maritime)
Maine Settlement [origin of place name]
Maine, Town of, Marathon Co.
Maine, Town of, Outagamie Co.
mainline (railroads)
mainmast (maritime)
Major "Dick" Bong (Historic Marker Erected 1957)
Major (Civil War)
Major General (Civil War)
Make her out (logging)
Mallwood, Rock Co.
Malone, Fond du Lac Co.
Malone, Town of, St. Croix Co.
Malvern, Oneida Co.
Man-catcher (logging)
Manawa [origin of place name]
Manawa, Waupaca Co.
Manchester [origin of place name]
Manchester, Green Lake Co.
Manchester, Town of, Calumet Co.
Manchester, Town of, Green Lake Co.
Manchester, Town of, Jackson Co.
Manders, Adrian J. 1912
Manders, Verna M. 1920
Manel, Francis 1864 - 1928
mangeur de lard (Fr.)
Manitou Island [origin of place name]
Manitou, Town of, Brown Co.
Manitowish River [origin of place name]
Manitowish Waters, Town of, Vilas Co.
Manitowish Waters, Vilas Co.
Manitowish [origin of place name]
Manitowish, Iron Co.
Manitowoc and Kewanee County Guards (Civil War)
Manitowoc and the Car Ferries (Historic Marker Ere
Manitowoc County [origin of place name]
Manitowoc Rapids, Manitowoc Co.
Manitowoc Rapids, Town of, Manitowoc Co.
Manitowoc Submarines (Historic Marker Erected 1989
Manitowoc [brief history]
Manitowoc [origin of place name]
Manitowoc's Maritime Heritage (Historic Marker Ere
Manitowoc, Manitowoc Co.
Manitowoc, Town of, Manitowoc Co.
Mann, Marathon Co.
mansard roof (architecture)
Manske, John T. 1952
Manson (historical), Oneida Co.
manufacturing in Wisconsin
Manville, Charles Brayton 1834 - 1927
Mapes, David Parshall 1798 - 1890
Maple Beach, Rock Co.
Maple Bluff, Dane Co.
Maple Bluff, Village of, Dane Co.
Maple Creek, Town of, Outagamie Co.
Maple Grove, La Crosse Co.
Maple Grove, Manitowoc Co.
Maple Grove, Town of, Barron Co.
Maple Grove, Town of, Manitowoc Co.
Maple Grove, Town of, Shawano Co.
Maple Grove, Town of, Vilas Co.
Maple Heights, Calumet Co.
Maple Hill, Chippewa Co.
Maple Plain, Town of, Barron Co.
maple syrup industry
Maple Valley, Town of, Oconto Co.
Maple, Douglas Co.
Maple, Town of, Douglas Co.
Maplehurst, Taylor Co.
Maplehurst, Town of, Taylor Co.
Mapleton, Waukesha Co.
Maplewood, Door Co.
Maquanego, Town of, Waukesha Co.
Marathon City, Marathon Co.
Marathon County [origin of place name]
Marathon, Marathon Co.
Marathon, Town of, Marathon Co.
Marble (historical), Waupaca Co.
Marblehead, Fond du Lac Co.
Marcellon [origin of place name]
Marcellon, Columbia Co.
Marcellon, Town of, Columbia Co.
March Rapids, Marathon Co.
Marchetti, Louis 1846 - 1931
Marching 12th (Civil War)
Marching 12th (Civil War)
Marcklein, Bernhard Gustav 1848 - 1915
Marcy, Waukesha Co.
Marengo, Ashland Co.
Marengo, Town of, Ashland Co.
Maribel, Manitowoc Co.
Maribel, Village of, Manitowoc Co.
Marietta [origin of place name]
Marietta, Town of, Crawford Co.
Marin, Joseph, dates unverified
Marin, Paul, 1692-1753
Marinette County [origin of place name]
Marinette [brief history]
Marinette [origin of place name]
Marinette, Marinette Co.
Marinette, Queen [Marinette Chevalier Jacobs] 1793
Marinette, Town of, Brown Co.
Marinette, Town of, Marinette Co.
Marinuka [origin of place name]
Marion [origin of place name]
Marion, Town of, Grant Co.
Marion, Town of, Juneau Co.
Marion, Town of, Waushara Co.
Marion, Waupaca Co.
Markesan, Green Lake Co.
Marks, Solon 1827 - 1914
Markton, Langlade Co.
marl (farming)
marl (mining)
Marlands, Vilas Co.
Marlatt, Abby Lillian 1869 - 1943
Marlatt, Walter Thomas 1874 - 1925
Marotz, Robert G. 1921
Marquette (Historic Marker Erected 1957)
Marquette County [origin of place name]
Marquette Jolliet Expedition (Historic Marker Erec
Marquette, Green Lake Co.
Marquette, Jacques 1637 - 1675
Marquette, Town of, Green Lake Co.
Marquette, Village of, Green Lake Co.
Marr, Carl Von 1858 - 1936
Marsh, Cutting 1800 - 1873
Marshall Township [origin of place name]
Marshall [origin of place name]
Marshall, Dane Co.
Marshall, Rouget De Lisle 1847 - 1922
Marshall, Samuel 1820 - 1907
Marshall, Town of, Richland Co.
Marshall, Town of, Rusk Co.
Marshall, Village of, Dane Co.
Marshfield [origin of place name]
Marshfield, Town of, Fond du Lac Co.
Marshfield, Town of, Wood Co.
Marshfield, Wood Co.
Marshland, Buffalo Co.
Marshland, Town of, Burnett Co.
Marsterson, Town of, Vernon Co.
Marston Spring [origin of place name]
Marston [origin of place name]
Marston, Town of, Sauk Co.
Martell Township [origin of place name]
Martell, Pierce Co.
Martell, Town of, Pierce Co.
Martin, David O. 1931
Martin, Deborah Beaumont 1858 - 1931
Martin, James Baynard 1814 - 1878
Martin, Jerome A. 1908
Martin, John E. 1891
Martin, Joseph 1878 - 1946
Martin, Morgan Lewis 1805 - 1887
Martinsville, Dane Co.
Martintown, Green Co.
Marxville, Dane Co.
Marytown, Fond du Lac Co.
Mason, Bayfield Co.
Mason, Town of, Bayfield Co.
Mason, Town of, Bayfield Co.
Mason, Town of, Brown Co.
Mason, Village of, Bayfield Co.
Masonic Home (Historic Marker Erected 1958)
Mass transportation in Wisconsin
mast (maritime)
master (maritime)
mate (maritime)
Math, Richard P. 1932
Mather, Juneau Co.
Mathews, Vincent R. 1912
Mathie, Karl 1866 - 1938
Mato, Louis V. 1903
Matteson [origin of place name]
Matteson, Town of, Waupaca Co.
mattock (farming)
Mattoon, Shawano Co.
Mattoon, Village of, Shawano Co.
Matty, Richard P. 1932
Maunesha River
Maunesha [origin of place name]
Maurer, Irving 1879 - 1942
Maurer, John J. 1922
Mauston [origin of place name]
Mauston, Juneau Co.
Mauthe, William 1873 - 1942
Mauvaise River
maw (farming)
Mawikwe Bay [origin of place name]
Maxfield, John B. (1818-1906)
Maxon, Densmore William 1820 - 1887
Maxville, Buffalo Co.
Maxville, Town of, Buffalo Co.
May Corner, Marinette Co.
May Riot (1886)
May [origin of place name]
Mayer, Stephan F. 1854 - 1935
Mayfield [origin of place name]
Mayfield, Washington Co.
Mayhew [origin of place name]
Mayhews (historical), Walworth Co.
Mayville [origin of place name]
Mayville, Dodge Co.
Mayville, Town of, Clark Co.
Mayville, Town of, Shawano Co.
Mazomanie (Historic Marker Erected 1996)
Mazomanie [origin of place name]
Mazomanie, Dane Co.
Mazomanie, Town of, Dane Co.
Mazomanie, Village of, Dane Co.
Mazzuchelli, Samuel Charles 1806 - 1864
McAllister, Marinette Co.
Mcarthur, Arthur 1815 - 1896
McArthur, Gen. Arthur (1845-1912)
Mccallum, Scott 1950
Mccann, James A. 1924
Mccanna, Charles B. 1851 - 1913
Mccarthy, Charles 1873 - 1921
McCarthy, Joseph, 1908 - 1957
McCartney, Grant Co.
Mccaskill, Virgil Everett 1866 - 1922
Mcclain, Edward F. 1935
McClellan, Town of, Wood Co.
McCloy, William Ashby, 1913-2000
McCord, Lincoln Co.
Mccord, Myron Hawley 1840 - 1908
Mccormick, John E. 1924
Mccormick, Robert Laird 1847 - 1911
Mccormick, Terri
Mccoy, Robert Bruce 1867 - 1926
McCracken, Guy (ca. 1861 - 1931)
Mccreery, Maud [Leonard] 1883 - 1938
Mcdill, Alexander Stuart 1822 - 1875
Mcdill, John Rich 1860 - 1934
Mcdougal, Milton 1917
McDowell [origin of place name]
Mcessy, Earl F.
Mcewen, John L. 1928
McFarland, Dane Co.
McFarland, Village of, Dane Co.
Mcgavick, Alexander Joseph 1863 - 1948
Mcglachlin, Edward 1840 - 1931
Mcgovern, Francis Edward 1866 - 1946
Mcgregor, Duncan 1836 - 1921
McGrew (historical), Richland Co.
Mcindoe, Walter Duncan 1819 - 1872
Mckay, J. Curtis 1926
McKay, William
McKee, Lt. Col. David (1828-1862)
Mckenna, Dale T. 1937
McKinley, Polk Co.
McKinley, Town of, Polk Co.
McKinley, Town of, Taylor Co.
Mclenegan, Charles Edward 1858 - 1920
McMillan, Marathon Co.
McMillan, Town of, Marathon Co.
McMynn, John Gibson 1824 - 1900
McNaughton [origin of place name]
McNaughton, Oneida Co.
Mcparland, Leland S. 1896
McVicar, Angus Boyd, 1903 - 1964
Meacham, Town of, Walworth Co.
Mead, Daniel Webster 1862 - 1948
Mead, Town of, Clark Co.
Meadow Valley, Juneau Co.
Meadowbrook, Town of, Sawyer Co.
Meadowmere (Historic Marker Erected 1955)
Meanwell, Walter Ernest 1884 - 1953
Mears, Helen Farnsworth 1872 - 1916
meat packing industry
Meaux, Thomas W. 1954
Mecan, Marquette Co.
Mecan, Town of, Marquette Co.
Medary, La Crosse Co.
Medary, Town of, La Crosse Co.
medecin (Fr.)
Medford [origin of place name]
Medford, Taylor Co.
Medford, Town of, Taylor Co.
Medina Junction, Winnebago Co.
Medina [origin of place name]
Medina, Outagamie Co.
Medina, Town of, Dane Co.
Medina, Town of, Outagamie Co.
Medinger, John Donald 1948
Meehan, Portage Co.
Meeker, Moses 1790 - 1865
Meeker, Washington Co.
Meekers Grove, Lafayette Co.
Meeme Poll House (Historic Marker Erected 1998)
Meeme [origin of place name]
Meeme, Manitowoc Co.
Meeme, Town of, Manitowoc Co.
Meenon, Town of, Burnett Co.
Meeuwsen, Terry Anne (born 1949)
Meggers, Calumet Co.
Megnon [origin of place name]
Meir, Golda (1898-1978) (Historic Marker Erected 1
Meir, Golda, l898-1978.
Mellen [origin of place name]
Mellen, Ashland Co.
Melms, Edmund [Ludwig Robert Paul) Theodore 1874 -
Melnik, Manitowoc Co.
Melrose Park, Winnebago Co.
Melrose, Jackson Co.
Melrose, Town of, Jackson Co.
Melrose, Village of, Jackson Co.
Melvin, Thomas T. 1937
Melvina, Monroe Co.
Melvina, Village of, Monroe Co.
Memee Creek, Sheboygan Co.
Menard, Fr. Rene, 1605-1661
Menard, Mary Ann, early 19th c.
Menasha Guards (Civil War)
Menasha [brief history]
Menasha [origin of place name]
Menasha, Town of, Winnebago Co.
Menasha, Winnebago Co.
Menchalville, Manitowoc Co.
Mendota Beach, Dane Co.
Mendota Guard (Civil War)
Menekaune [origin of place name]
Menominee Indians
Menominee Reservation (Historic Marker Erected 195
Menominee River
Menominee Treaty of 1831
Menominee Treaty of 1836
Menominee Treaty of 1848
Menominee, Town of, Brown Co.
Menominee, Town of, Menominee Co.
Menomonee Falls, Menomonee River
Menomonee Falls, Village of, Waukesha Co.
Menomonee Falls, Waukesha Co.
Menomonee, Election precinct of, Crawford Co.
Menomonee, Town of, Waukesha Co.
Menomonie Junction, Dunn Co.
Menomonie [brief history]
Menomonie [origin of place name]
Menomonie, Dunn Co.
Menomonie, Town of, Dunn Co.
Menos, Gus G. 1920
Mentor, Town of, Clark Co.
Mentor, Town of, Milwaukee Co.
Mequon River
Mequon [brief history]
Mequon [origin of place name]
Mequon, Ozaukee Co.
Mequon, Town of, Ozaukee Co.
Mercer, Iron Co.
Mercer, Town of, Iron Co.
Meridean, Dunn Co.
meridian (survey)
Merkel, Kenneth J. 1926
Merkt, John L. 1946
Merriam, Williah R. 1894
Merrill Park (Historic Marker Erected 1997)
Merrill [brief history]
Merrill [origin of place name]
Merrill, Lincoln Co.
Merrill, Sherburn Sanborn 1818 - 1885
Merrill, Town of, Lincoln Co.
Merrillan (origin of place name)
Merrillan, Jackson Co.
Merrillan, Village of, Jackson Co.
Merrimac, Sauk Co.
Merrimac, Town of, Sauk Co.
Merrimac, Village of, Sauk Co.
Merrimack [origin of place name]
Merriman, William Edward 1825 - 1892
Merton [origin of place name]
Merton, Town of, Waukesha Co.
Merton, Village of, Waukesha Co.
Merton, Waukesha Co.
Mertz, Edward F. 1890
Merville Springs [origin of place name]
Merz, Louis L. 1908
Meskwaki Indians
Mesquakie Indians
Messmer, Sebastian Gebhard 1847 - 1930
Messmore Guards (Civil War)
metamorphic rocks (mining)
Meteor, Sawyer Co.
Meteor, Town of, Sawyer Co.
metis (Fr.)
Metomen [origin of place name]
Metomen, Town of, Fond du Lac Co.
Metoxen, John 1770 - 1858
Metz, Sharon 1934
Metz, Winnebago Co.
Metzner Act
Meunier, Alex J. 1897
Mexicans in Wisconsin
Meyer, Balthasar Henry 1866 - 1954
Meyer, Dan 1949
Meyer, Mark 1963
Meyerhofer, Lee P. 1964
mica (mining)
mica slate (mining)
Michigan Island [origin of place name]
Michigan Territory
Michilimakinac County
midden (archaeology)
Middle Inlet, Marinette Co.
Middle Inlet, Town of, Marinette Co.
Middle Ridge, La Crosse Co.
Middle Village, Menominee Co.
Middlefort [origin of place name]
Middleport, Ashland Co.
Middleton Junction, Dane Co.
Middleton [brief history]
Middleton, Dane Co.
Middleton, Town of, Dane Co.
Middleton, Town of, Portage Co.
Middletown, Town of, Marquette Co.
Midland, Town of, Douglas Co.
midships (maritime)
Midway, La Crosse Co.
Mielke, Janet Soergel 1937
Mifflin, Iowa Co.
Mifflin, Town of, Iowa Co.
Mikana, Barron Co.
Milan, Marathon Co.
milch (farming)
Miles, Marinette Co.
Milford, Jefferson Co.
Milford, Town of, Jefferson Co.
Military Ridge Road
Military River Crossing (Historic Marker Erected 1
military road
Milk strikes, 1933
Mill Bluff (HIstoric Marker Erected 1963)
Mill Center, Brown Co.
Mill Creek (historical), Richland Co.
Mill Creek Community, Portage Co.
Mill Creek, Election precinct of, Green Co.
Milladore [origin of place name]
Milladore, Town of, Wood Co.
Milladore, Village of, Wood Co.
Milladore, Wood Co.
Millard, Walworth Co.
mille (Fr.)
Mille Lac
Miller [origin of place name]
Miller, Andrew Galbraith 1801 - 1874
Miller, Frederick 1824 - 1888
Miller, Frederick Charles 1906 - 1954
Miller, George Peckham 1858 - 1931
Miller, Jess 1884
Miller, Lucas Mitiades 1824 - 1902
Miller, Marjorie "Midge" 1922
Miller, Mark 1943
Miller, Roswell 1843 - 1913
Miller, Wesson Gage 1822 - 1893
Miller, William Snow 1858 - 1939
Millersville [origin of place name]
Millhome, Manitowoc Co.
Mills Law
Mills on the Creek (Historic Marker Erected 1997)
Mills, Charles Henry 1873 - 1937
Mills, Joseph Trotter 1811 - 1897
Mills, Simeon, 1810 - 1895
Mills, Town of, Washburn Co.
Millston, Jackson Co.
Millston, Town of, Jackson Co.
Milltown [origin of place name]
Milltown, Polk Co.
Milltown, Town of, Polk Co.
Milltown, Town of, Shawano Co.
Milltown, Village of, Polk Co.
Millville [origin of place name]
Millville, Census district of, Manitowoc Co.
Millville, Grant Co.
Millville, Town of, Grant Co.
Milton House (HIstoric Marker Erected 1961)
Milton Junction, Rock Co.
Milton [origin of place name]
Milton, Rock Co.
Milton, Town of, Buffalo Co.
Milton, Town of, Buffalo Co.
Milton, Town of, Rock Co.
Milwaukee & Horicon Railroad
Milwaukee & Missississippi Railroad
Milwaukee & Watertown Railroad
Milwaukee 14
Milwaukee and Rock River Canal
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee Bucks
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee County [origin of place name]
Milwaukee County's First Airport (Historic Marker
Milwaukee Downer College (Historic Marker Erected
Milwaukee German Turners (Civil War)
Milwaukee Handicraft Project
Milwaukee Interurban Terminal (Historic Marker Ere
Milwaukee Light Guard (Civil War)
Milwaukee Regiment (Civil War)
Milwaukee Riflemen (Civil War)
Milwaukee Union Rifles (Civil War)
Milwaukee United School Integration Committee (MUS
Milwaukee Zouaves (Civil War)
Milwaukee [brief history]
Milwaukee [origin of place name]
Milwaukee, Town of, Milwaukee Co.
Milwaukee-Downer College
Minahan, Robert Emmet 1858 - 1935
Minahan, Victor Ivan 1881 - 1954
Minandeau, Jean Baptiste
Minawa Beach, Fond du Lac Co.
Mindoro, La Crosse Co.
Miner, Henry Austin 1829 - 1932
mineral district
Mineral Point [origin of place name]
Mineral Point, Green Co.
Mineral Point, Iowa Co.
Mineral Point, Town of, Iowa Co.
Miners' Guard (Civil War)
Minersville, Ashland Co.
Minertown [origin of place name]
mining in northern Wisconsin
mining in southwestern Wisconsin
Minnesota Junction, Dodge Co.
Minocqua [origin of place name]
Minocqua, Oneida Co.
Minocqua, Town of, Oneida Co.
Minong [origin of place name]
Minong, Town of, Washburn Co.
Minong, Village of, Washburn Co.
Minong, Washburn Co.
Minoqua [origin of place name]
Minor, Edward Sloman 1840 - 1924
Mireau, George 1888
Mirro Aluminum Company
Misha Mokwa [origin of place name]
Misha Mokwa, Buffalo Co.
Mishicot [origin of place name]
Mishicot, Manitowoc Co.
Mishicot, Town of, Manitowoc Co.
Mishicot, Village of, Manitowoc Co.
Mishicott, Town of, Manitowoc Co.
Mishike [origin of place name]
Mission of St. Francois Xavier (Historic Marker Er
Missionary Ridge, Battle of
Mississippi River Parkway: First Project (Historic
Mississippi River [origin of place name]
Mississippian culture (archaeology)
Mitchell, Alexander 1817 - 1887
Mitchell, John Lendrum 1842 - 1904
Mitchell, Town of, Sheboygan Co.
Mitchell, William, 1879 - 1936
Mitscher, Marc A., Admiral, U.S. Navy (1887-1947)(
Mittness, Lewis T. 1929
Mix, Edward Townsend 1831 - 1890
mizzen (maritime)
mizzenmast (maritime)
Modena, Buffalo Co.
Modena, Town of, Buffalo Co.
Moe Settlement (historical), Columbia Co.
Moeller, Gustave 1881 - 1931
Moen, Rodney C. 1937
Moeville, Pierce Co.
Mogilka, David R. 1915
Mohawk [origin of place name]
Mohn, Leo O. 1925
Mohrsville [origin of place name]
Mole Lake Ojibwe
Mole Lake [origin of place name]
Mole Lake, Forest Co.
Molepske, Jr., Louis John 1974
Molinaro, George 1902
Molitor, Town of, Taylor Co.
Monahan, James Gideon 1855 - 1923
Monberg, Lawrence 1900 - 1983
Monches [origin of place name]
Monches, Waukesha Co.
Mondovi [origin of place name]
Mondovi, Buffalo Co.
Mondovi, Town of, Buffalo Co.
Monfort [origin of place name]
Monico, Oneida Co.
Monico, Town of, Oneida Co.
Monona [brief history]
Monona [origin of place name]
Monona, Dane Co.
Monongahela Rlver
Monroe Center, Adams Co.
Monroe County Voluneers (Civil War)
Monroe County [origin of place name]
Monroe [brief history]
Monroe [origin of place name]
Monroe, Green Co.
Monroe, Town of, Adams Co.
Monroe, Town of, Green Co.
Montana, Buffalo Co.
Montana, Town of, Buffalo Co.
Montello [origin of place name]
Montello, Marquette Co.
Montello, Town of, Marquette Co.
Monterey, Waukesha Co.
Monteville, Town of, Trempealeau Co.
Montfort, Grant Co.
Montfort, Village of, Grant Co.
Montgomery, Phil 1957
Montgomeryville, Crawford Co.
Monticello, Green Co.
Monticello, Town of, Lafayette Co.
Monticello, Village of, Green Co.
Montoville [origin of place name]
Montpelier, Town of, Kewaunee Co.
Montreal River [origin of place name]
Montreal, Iron Co.
Montreal, Town of, Iron Co.
Montrose [origin of place name]
Montrose, Dane Co.
Montrose, Town of, Dane Co.
Moody, Jim 1935
Moon Valley, Sauk Co.
Moon, Delos Rensselaer 1835 - 1898
Moon, Marathon Co.
moor (maritime)
Moore, Annie Aubertine [Woodward] 1841 - 1929
Moore, Benjamin Franklin 1819 - 1904
Moore, Gwendolynne S. 1951
Moore, Ransom Asa 1861 - 1941
Moore, William (1827-1862)
mooring bitt (maritime)
Moose Junction, Douglas Co.
Moquah [origin of place name]
Moquah [origin of place name]
Moquah, Bayfield Co.
Morand, first name unverified
Moravians in Wisconsin
Morehouse, Frederic Cook 1868 - 1932
Morgan, Oconto Co.
Morgan, Richard Thomas 1829 - 1905
Morgan, Shawano Co.
Morgan, Town of, Oconto Co.
Morgan, Town of, Sheboygan Co.
Mormons in Early Wisconsin (Historic Marker Erecte
Moro [origin of place name]
Morris [origin of place name]
Morris, Johnnie Elaine 1951
Morris, Lucy E. Smith, 1850-1935
Morris, Lucy Smith (1850-1935)(Historic Marker Ere
Morris, Town of, Shawano Co.
Morrison, Brown Co.
Morrison, Kathryn 1942
Morrison, Town of, Brown Co.
Morrisonville, Dane Co.
Morse [origin of place name]
Morse, Ashland Co.
Morse, Elmer Addison 1870 - 1945
Morse, Town of, Ashland Co.
Mortimer, Mary 1816 - 1877
Morton Corner, Pierce Co.
Morton, Earl D. 1918
Moscow, Iowa Co.
Moscow, Town of, Iowa Co.
Moscow, Town of, Polk Co.
Mosel [origin of place name]
Mosel, Sheboygan Co.
Mosel, Town of, Sheboygan Co.
Moser, William R. 1927
Mosinee [brief history]
Mosinee [origin of place name]
Mosinee, Marathon Co.
Mosinee, Town of, Marathon Co.
Mosling, Oconto Co.
Mosse, George Lachmann 1918 - 1999
Moundsville [origin of place name]
Moundville, Election precinct of, Dane Co.
Moundville, Town of, Marquette Co.
Mount Calvary, Fond du Lac Co.
Mount Calvary, Village of, Fond du Lac Co.
Mount Hope Corners, Eau Claire Co.
Mount Hope, Grant Co.
Mount Hope, Town of, Grant Co.
Mount Hope, Village of, Grant Co.
Mount Horeb [origin of place name]
Mount Horeb, Dane Co.
Mount Horeb, Village of, Dane Co.
Mount Ida, Grant Co.
Mount Ida, Town of, Grant Co.
Mount Morris, Town of, Waushara Co.
Mount Morris, Waushara Co.
Mount Pleasant (historical), Town of, Racine Co.
Mount Pleasant, Racine Co.
Mount Pleasant, Town of, Green Co.
Mount Pleasant, Village of, Racine Co.
Mount Sterling [origin of place name]
Mount Sterling, Crawford Co.
Mount Sterling, Village of, Crawford Co.
Mount Tabor, Vernon Co.
Mount Vernon [origin of place name]
Mount Vernon, Dane Co.
Mount View, Marathon Co.
Mount Zion, Crawford Co.
Mountain, Oconto Co.
Mountain, Town of, Oconto Co.
Mouth of St. Croix, Election precinct of, St. Croi
Moyer, Raymond J. 1926
Mt. Hope, Town of, Grant Co.
Mt. Ida, Town of, Grant Co.
Mt. Morris, Town of, Waushara Co.
Mt. Pleasant, Town of, Green Co.
Mt. Pleasant, Town of, Racine Co.
Mud Creek, Census district of, Dunn Co.
Mueller, Alexander 1872 - 1935
Mueller, Ervin 1904
Mueller, John Gottlieb 1813 - 1893
Muir, John 1838 - 1914
Mukwa, Town of, Waupaca Co.
Mukwonago Lake, Waukesha Co.
Mukwonago [origin of place name]
Mukwonago, Town of, Waukesha Co.
Mukwonago, Village of, Waukesha Co.
Mukwonago, Waukesha Co.
Mulder, Leland E. 1925
Mullet River, Sheboygan Co. [origin of place name]
mullion (farming)
Munh, Emanuel 1806 - 1899
Munro, Dana Carleton 1866 - 1933
Munsee Indians
Munson, Oliver Goldsmith 1856 - 1933
Munts, Mary Lou 1924
Murat, Taylor Co.
Murat, William M. 1957
Murphy Corner, Outagamie Co.
Murphy, James William 1858 - 1927
Murphy, John T. 1860 - 1932
Murphy, Roger P. 1923
Murray, Eldon 1930 - 2007
Murray, Reid Fred 1887 - 1952
Murray, Thomas B. 1938
Murry, Rusk Co.
Murry, Town of, Rusk Co.
Muscoda [origin of place name]
Muscoda, Grant Co.
Muscoda, Town of, Grant Co.
Muscoda, Village of, Grant Co.
Museum of Medical Progress (Historic Marker Erecte
Muskeg [origin of place name]
Muskeg, Bayfield Co.
Muskego [brief history]
Muskego [origin of place name]
Muskego, Town of, Waukesha Co.
Muskego, Waukesha Co.
Muskos River
musqueton (Fr.)
Musser, Terry M. 1947
Muzzle-loaders (logging)
Mygatt's Corners (Mount Pleasant Township) [origin
Myhra, Norman L. 1925
Mylrea, William Henry 1853 - 1916
Myra, Washington Co.
Myrick, Harry Pierce 1857 - 1916
Myrick, Nathan 1822 - 1903
Méchéygan, Lake


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UTC Police has installed a new high tech video recording system that promotes the safety of the officers and the community, ensures officer accountability, and helps with liability.
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The Postmortal by Drew Magary has been chosen by the First Year Reading Experience (FYRE) committee as the FYRE book for 2014-2015. FYRE introduces students to the academic and intellectual culture of university life. It nurtures the belief that reading is an integral part of the university experience.
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UTC's social media presence was recently awarded by the Higher Education Marketing Report, one of the world's most read publications in educational marketing.
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The UTC College of Engineering and Computer Science Second Annual Design and Research Project Showcase will feature assistive technology and senior design projects including the MiniBaja vehicle and the Steel Bridge. The showcase will be held Tuesday, April 22, 4-6 p.m. on the 4th floor of the UTC Engineering, Math, and Computer Science building, corner of Vine and Palmetto Streets. The public is welcome.
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Do you enjoy hearing string, brass, wind or percussion instruments? Are choruses more your taste? Do you enjoy jazz, classical, or more modern music? The UTC Department of Music will present a wide range of concerts, recitals, and performances, showcasing a number of different styles and instruments. Performances will be free and open to the public, with seating given on a first come first served basis.
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"#9 – "How To Virtualize Enterprise NAS" As the environment gets more virtualized the concept of having a standalone NAS appliance just to serve file data and home directories seems like a waste of resources. Virtualized NAS appliances have appeared to address that waste but many were targeted at the small to medium sized business. [...]
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File sync and share. Endpoint protection. Both are massive opportunities for today's enterprise thanks to their business benefits and widespread user appeal. But one size does not fit all, especially user-adopted consumer technologies. Organizations must apply the right enterprise-ready tool for the job in order to properly manage and protect endpoint data. In his session at 14th Cloud Expo, Michael Bachman, Senior Enterprise Systems Architect at Code42, he will discuss how the synergy of an enterprise platform – where sync/share and endpoint protection converge – delivers incredible value for the business.
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Simply defined the SDDC promises that you'll be able to treat "all" of your IT infrastructure as if it's completely malleable. That there are no restrictions to how you can use and assign everything from border controls to VM size as long as you stay within the technical capabilities of the devices. The promise is great, but the reality is still a dream for the majority of enterprises. In his session at 14th Cloud Expo, Mark Thiele, EVP, Data Center Tech, at SUPERNAP, will cover where and how a business might benefit from SDDC and also why they should or shouldn't attempt to adopt today.
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Today, developers and business units are leading the charge to cloud computing. The primary driver: faster access to computing resources by using the cloud's automated infrastructure provisioning. However, fast access to infrastructure exposes the next friction point: creating, delivering, and operating applications much faster. In his session at 14th Cloud Expo, Bernard Golden, VP of Strategy at ActiveState, will discuss why solving the next friction point is critical for true cloud computing success and how developers and business units can leverage service catalogs, frameworks, and DevOps to achieve the true goal of IT: delivering increased business value through applications.
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APIs came about to help companies create and manage their digital ecosystem, enabling them not only to reach more customers through more devices, but also create a large supporting ecosystem of developers and partners. While Facebook, Twitter and Netflix were the early adopters of APIs, large enterprises have been quick to embrace the concept of APIs and have been leveraging APIs as a connective tissue that powers all interactions between their customers, partners and employees. As enterprises embrace APIs, some very specific Enterprise API Adoption patterns and best practices have started emerging. In his session at 14th Cloud Expo, Sachin Agarwal, VP of Product Marketing and Strategy at SOA Software, will talk about the most common enterprise API patterns and will discuss how enterprises can successfully launch an API program.
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MapDB is an Apache-licensed open source database specifically designed for Java developers. The library uses the standard Java Collections API, making it totally natural for Java developers to use and adopt, while scaling database size from GBs to TBs. MapDB is very fast and supports an agile approach to data, allowing developers to construct flexible schemas to exactly match application needs and tune performance, durability and caching for specific requirements.
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The social media expansion has shown just how people are eager to share their experiences with the rest of the world. Cloud technology is the perfect platform to satisfy this need given its great flexibility and readiness. At Cynny, we aim to revolutionize how people share and organize their digital life through a brand new cloud service, starting from infrastructure to the users' interface. A revolution that began from inventing and designing our very own infrastructure: we have created the first server network powered solely by ARM CPU. The microservers have "organism-like" features, differentiating them from any of the current technologies. Benefits include low consumption of energy, making Cynny the ecologically friendly alternative for storage as well as cheaper infrastructure, lower running costs, etc.
Apr. 22, 2014 11:00 AM EDT Reads: 1,706
Next-Gen Cloud. Whatever you call it, there's a higher calling for cloud computing that requires providers to change their spots and move from a commodity mindset to a premium one. Businesses can no longer maintain the status quo that today's service providers offer. Yes, the continuity, speed, mobility, data access and connectivity are staples of the cloud and always will be. But cloud providers that plan to not only exist tomorrow – but to lead – know that security must be the top priority for the cloud and are delivering it now. In his session at 14th Cloud Expo, Kurt Hagerman, Chief Information Security Officer at FireHost, will detail why and how you can have both infrastructure performance and enterprise-grade security – and what tomorrow's cloud provider will look like.
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Web conferencing in a public cloud has the same risks as any other cloud service. If you have ever had concerns over the types of data being shared in your employees' web conferences, such as IP, financials or customer data, then it's time to look at web conferencing in a private cloud. In her session at 14th Cloud Expo, Courtney Behrens, Senior Marketing Manager at Brother International, will discuss how issues that had previously been out of your control, like performance, advanced administration and compliance, can now be put back behind your firewall.
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More and more enterprises today are doing business by opening up their data and applications through APIs. Though forward-thinking and strategic, exposing APIs also increases the surface area for potential attack by hackers. To benefit from APIs while staying secure, enterprises and security architects need to continue to develop a deep understanding about API security and how it differs from traditional web application security or mobile application security. In his session at 14th Cloud Expo, Sachin Agarwal, VP of Product Marketing and Strategy at SOA Software, will walk you through the various aspects of how an API could be potentially exploited. He will discuss the necessary best practices to secure your data and enterprise applications while continue continuing to support your business's digital initiatives.
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The revolution that happened in the server universe over the past 15 years has resulted in an eco-system that is more open, more democratically innovative and produced better results in technically challenging dimensions like scale. The underpinnings of the revolution were common hardware, standards based APIs (ex. POSIX) and a strict adherence to layering and isolation between applications, daemons and kernel drivers/modules which allowed multiple types of development happen in parallel without hindering others. Put simply, today's server model is built on a consistent x86 platform with few surprises in its core components. A kernel abstracts away the platform, so that applications and daemons are decoupled from the hardware. In contrast, networking equipment is still stuck in the mainframe era. Today, networking equipment is a single appliance, including hardware, OS, applications and user interface come as a monolithic entity from a single vendor. Switching between different vendor'...
Apr. 20, 2014 12:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,646
Cloud backup and recovery services are critical to safeguarding an organization's data and ensuring business continuity when technical failures and outages occur. With so many choices, how do you find the right provider for your specific needs? In his session at 14th Cloud Expo, Daniel Jacobson, Technology Manager at BUMI, will outline the key factors including backup configurations, proactive monitoring, data restoration, disaster recovery drills, security, compliance and data center resources. Aside from the technical considerations, the secret sauce in identifying the best vendor is the level of focus, expertise and specialization of their engineering team and support group, and how they monitor your day-to-day backups, provide recommendations, and guide you through restores when necessary.
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Cloud scalability and performance should be at the heart of every successful Internet venture. The infrastructure needs to be resilient, flexible, and fast – it's best not to get caught thinking about architecture until the middle of an emergency, when it's too late. In his interactive, no-holds-barred session at 14th Cloud Expo, Phil Jackson, Development Community Advocate for SoftLayer, will dive into how to design and build-out the right cloud infrastructure.
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You use an agile process; your goal is to make your organization more agile. What about your data infrastructure? The truth is, today's databases are anything but agile – they are effectively static repositories that are cumbersome to work with, difficult to change, and cannot keep pace with application demands. Performance suffers as a result, and it takes far longer than it should to deliver on new features and capabilities needed to make your organization competitive. As your application and business needs change, data repositories and structures get outmoded rapidly, resulting in increased work for application developers and slow performance for end users. Further, as data sizes grow into the Big Data realm, this problem is exacerbated and becomes even more difficult to address. A seemingly simple schema change can take hours (or more) to perform, and as requirements evolve the disconnect between existing data structures and actual needs diverge.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that SherWeb, a long-time leading provider of cloud services and Microsoft's 2013 World Hosting Partner of the Year, will exhibit at SYS-CON's 14th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 10–12, 2014, at the Javits Center in New York City, New York. A worldwide hosted services leader ranking in the prestigious North American Deloitte Technology Fast 500TM, and Microsoft's 2013 World Hosting Partner of the Year, SherWeb provides competitive cloud solutions to businesses and partners around the world. Founded in 1998, SherWeb is a privately owned company headquartered in Quebec, Canada. Its service portfolio includes Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint, Lync, Dynamics CRM and more.
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The world of cloud and application development is not just for the hardened developer these days. In their session at 14th Cloud Expo, Phil Jackson, Development Community Advocate for SoftLayer, and Harold Hannon, Sr. Software Architect at SoftLayer, will pull back the curtain of the architecture of a fun demo application purpose-built for the cloud. They will focus on demonstrating how they leveraged compute, storage, messaging, and other cloud elements hosted at SoftLayer to lower the effort and difficulty of putting together a useful application. This will be an active demonstration and review of simple command-line tools and resources, so don't be afraid if you are not a seasoned developer.
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Susan Blackwell checks out the sights, sounds and smells of the BC/EFA Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction.
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No Man's Land and Waiting For Godot BFFs Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart take a seat on the Broadway.com couch to chat about their first impressions of each other, wigs, swapping roles and whether the elusive Godot actually exists.January 3, 2014
Jeff Daniels is a movie star who is sitting down "in your lap" with just an acoustic guitar and some stories at 54 Below. Get a glimpse at his show, which features hilarious and poignant tunes.January 3, 2014
Broadway.com sat down with Julia Roberts, Chris Cooper, Juliette Lewis and more stars of the film adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play August: Osage County to talk about family bonding on and offscreen.December 26, 2013
Santino Fontana is one of our most-clicked stars of 2013! Watch him look back on the year that was.December 24, 2013


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Memory Type: DDR3 PC3-12800, DDR3 PC3-10600, DDR3 (non-ECC)Maximum Memory: 8GB
Slots: 2
Although the memory can be installed one module at a time, the best performance comes from using matched pairs of modules.System is at maximum memory, no memory upgrades are possible. These parts should be used as replacements once the system is outside of its warranty period.
How much memory your Windows OS will recognize depends on which version of Windows you are running. 32-bit versions of Windows will see (and utilize) only 3GB or 3.5GB. To utilize more memory, install a 64-bit version of your OS. More information about OS memory maximums can be found here.
Memory or DRAM is the "working" memory of the computer. It's used to store data for programs (sequences of instructions) on a temporary basis.
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Storage Drives -- hard drives and solid state drives -- are the permanent memory for the programs and documents on your computer.
Data Transfer Rate is the rate at which data can be sent or received. This is determined by your motherboard. A drive with a higher transfer rate will only run at the rate of the motherboard's transfer rate.
Cache is a type of working memory that allows the drive to perform faster.
RPM is the rotations per minute of a hard drive which effects the speed of data transfer.
Solid State Drives are non-moving memory, so access speed is instant.
Chipset is a set of integrated circuits that have a specific purpose in a computer system, a group of microchips used together to perform a single task.
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Graphics Card A circuit board fitted to a computer containing the necessary video memory and other electronics to provide a bitmap display. Adaptors vary in the resolution (number of pixels) and number of colours they can display, and in the refresh rate they support. These parameters are also limited by the monitor to which the adaptor is connected.
The maximum amount of memory that your system can use is actually limited in two ways — not only is there a maximum amount of memory that your computer motherboard can accept, there is also a maximum amount of memory that your operating system (OS) can accept. For instance, when you install 4GB of memory in a 32-bit Windows operating system (the most common version; 64-bit systems are typically used only by high-end users), your system will see (and utilize) only 3GB or 3.5GB. Is the problem bad memory? Relax, there isn't a problem with the memory. Windows allows for 4GB of memory to be addressed, but this isn't 100 percent the same as having 4GB of physical memory.What happens is that some of the addressable memory (regardless of how much you have physically installed) is reserved for use by page files or by some of the devices that you are using, such as a graphics card, PCI card, integrated network connections, etc., so it's unavailable for use as normal main memory. The amount of memory needed for these devices is calculated by your system at startup; if you haven't maxed out the memory in your system, it's invisible to you, and all your physical memory (the RAM that's installed) is available for use. However if you've maxed out the DRAM in your system, this amount will be deducted from your physical memory, so you can't use 100% of your DRAM. The maximum memory limitation varies by operating system; for instance, the 4GB memory limitation doesn't exist in 64-bit versions of Windows.Memory maximums for current Microsoft® Windows OSs include:
Windows 8 (64 bit)
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Windows Server 2008 (32 bit)*
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Virtual memory (also known as a page file) is essentially a block of space on your hard drive or SSD being allocated by the OS to pretend to be RAM when your physical RAM runs short for actively running programs. It supplies additional "fake" RAM to allow programs to continue functioning, but because hard drive and SSD access and performance is much slower than that of actual RAM, noticeable performance loss is usually observed when relying on virtual memory extensively.Managing virtual memory in a Windows system is relatively easy, but largely unnecessary. Windows will, by default, adjust it on the fly based on your needs and your installed RAM. It tries to set itself to what it expects you to need based on your installed RAM and it will adjust itself if your usage spikes. This can lead to it self-adjusting to end up taking a large amount of space if you are currently running a large amount of RAM (for example a system with 8GB of RAM will often default to 8GB of virtual memory and can grow as large as 16GB). Some users will change it to reduce space being used by their OS on their hard drive or SSD because they feel they have sufficient RAM to never need to rely on the virtual memory feature of their OS, and (especially with higher cost storage on an SSD) to reclaim space that is simply being wasted if that virtual memory is not being used. However, reducing or eliminating your virtual memory to free up drive space carries some risk of causing errors or system instability in cases where you would need more but have capped what your system can use.Increasing this memory setting is also generally not needed. Instances where more virtual memory makes the difference between a program working or not are best solved with a RAM upgrade, as RAM speeds greatly exceed the performance of virtual memory. Your system performance will be reduced compared to improving the dedicated hardware meant to provide this benefit.Manual adjustments to this setting are done at your own risk, and this should not be attempted unless you have solid guidelines toward what you actually need. Under-allocating space for this can lead to programs or your system as a whole malfunctioning. Additionally, older programs are designed with the assumption there is a page file in place for them to use, and malfunctions of individual programs may occur if this is unavailable to them due to incorrect configuration.Detailed instructions for these adjustments in older versions of Windows are featured at http://www.crucial.com/support/pc_virtual_memory.aspx, however the below instructions for more modern versions of Windows will still be mostly applicable, as this feature has not changed much from Windows XP on.1. Enter System Properties by either the 'System' link in the 'System and Security' sub-menu of Control Panel or by right-clicking 'Computer' in your start menu and selecting 'Properties (Windows 7 and earlier only). This will open the Window pictured below.
2. Select 'Advanced System Settings' (link outlined in red numbered 1 in the above screen). This will open a window titled "System Properties".
3. Click the "Settings" button in the Performance category (outlined button labeled 2 in the screenshot above). This opens the Performance Options window.4. Navigate to the Advanced tab (outlined and labeled 3) then click the Change button (outlined and labeled 4). This will open the Virtual Memory window (outlined and labeled 5), from which any adjustments can be made.If you disable the 'Automatically manage paging file size for all drives', this window will allow you to manually set sizes or size ranges, specify which drive this space is placed on if you have more than one (to free up space on an SSD by moving the page file to a secondary platter hard drive), or disable the feature entirely.While some users do shut this off, our official recommendation is to leave it in place. If you are comfortable reducing the size based on your usage that can be done safely, but disabling this entirely is not necessarily safe. Even if you feel you have sufficient RAM to go without this, that change does put you at risk of poorly optimized software, particularly something with a memory leak issue ballooning it's RAM footprint, causing malfunctions later.
Voltage refers to the power consumed by a module. In the past, most DDR3 memory voltage ranged from1.5 - 1.65v. More recently, dual 1.35/1.5 voltage modules came available at Crucial.com. While the lower voltage memory has some advantages over high voltage (namely lower power consumption), your system must support it in order to realize the benefits.
If your original installed memory is 1.5V and you are adding a dual-voltage 1.35V/1.5V module to an open DIMM slot, the dual-voltage module will operate at 1.5V, not 1.35V. In order to run at 1.35V, all installed memory modules must be dual-voltage 1.35V/1.5V and the system must support DDR3L (1.35V low voltage) to enable the module to run at 1.35V.
Generally, lower voltage is optimal as it consumes less power and in turn, may generate less heat. However, it is important to note that the overall system must support DDR3L (1.35V low voltage) to enable the module to run at 1.35V. If the system does not support DDR3L (1.35V low voltage), the module will run at 1.5V.
Purchase whichever of memory your system supports, but keep in mind the dual-voltage module will run only run at 1.35V if your specific system supports that voltage, otherwise the memory will run at 1.5V.
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The term Rank was created by JEDEC, the memory industry's standards group, to distinguish between the number of memory banks on a module as opposed to the number of memory banks on a component, or memory chip. The concept of memory Rank applies to all memory module form factors, though in general it tends to matter primarily on server platforms, due to the larger amounts of memory they manage.A memory Rank is, simply put, a block or area of data that is created using some, or all, of the memory chips on a module. A Rank is a data block that is 64 bits wide. On systems that support Error Correction Code (ECC) an additional 8 bits are added, which makes the data block 72 bits wide. Depending on how a memory module is engineered, it may have one, two, or four blocks of 64-bit wide data areas (or 72-bit wide in the case of ECC modules.) This is referred to as Single Rank, Dual Rank, and Quad Rank. Crucial denotes this on the module label as 1Rx4, or 2Rx4, 2Rx8, or similar.The x4 and x8 refer to the number of banks on the memory component or chip. It is this number, not the number of individual memory chips on a PCB, that determines the Rank of the finished module. In other words, if a module has chips on both sides of the PCB, which makes it dual-sided, it can still be Single Ranked, Dual Ranked, or Quad Ranked, depending on how those chips are engineered.Since a Rank is 64 or 72 bits, an ECC module made from x4 chips will need eighteen chips for one Single Rank (18 x 4 = 72). An ECC module made from x8 chips needs only nine of them for a Rank (9 x 8 = 72). A module made from eighteen x8 chips would be Dual Ranked (18 x 8 = 144, 144/72 = 2). An ECC module that has twice as many x8 chips becomes Quad Ranked (36 x 8 = 288, 288/72 = 4). Having a Dual or Quad Ranked module is like having two or four DRAM modules combined onto one module. For example, you can instantly go from four Single Rank 4GB RDIMM to a single Quad Rank 16GB RDIMM (assuming of course the system is compatible with 16GB RDIMMs).The drawback with higher Ranked modules is that servers sometimes have a limit on how many Ranks they can address. For example, a server with four memory slots may be limited to a total of eight Ranks. This means you can install four Single Ranked modules or four Dual Ranked modules but only two Quad Ranked modules, as installing more would exceed the amount of Ranks that can be addressed.On matters of Rank and Rank limitations, we recommend that you consult the manufacturer's documentation for guidelines and directions that apply to your specific system.
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The system started up fine most of the time, but alot of instability was noticed afterwards, programs I had used for months were suddenly crashing randomly. So I downloaded and ran Memtest which kicked back alot of errors, mainly in test #7. So after trying a few settings in BIOS (including XMP) I resorted to RMA. Crucial got me 2 replacement sticks in good time and hasslefree, during which time I reverted to using 4Gb of the old ram which still performs perfectly. Now with the new ram back in the machine the same problems are back. I have tried to slow the ram back down below 1600 but with no improvement. Currently I reset my BIOS memory settings back to optimized defaults and then activated the XMP profile.
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Chipset-------------------------------------------------------------------------Northbridge AMD RD9x0 rev. 02Southbridge AMD SB910/950 rev. 40Graphic Interface PCI-ExpressPCI-E Link Width x16PCI-E Max Link Width x16Memory Type DDR3Memory Size 8 GBytesChannels Dual, (Unganged)Memory Frequency 803.7 MHz (1:4)CAS# latency (CL) 8.0RAS# to CAS# delay (tRCD) 8RAS# Precharge (tRP) 8Cycle Time (tRAS) 24Bank Cycle Time (tRC) 36Command Rate (CR) 2TUncore Frequency 2008.8 MHzMemory SPD-------------------------------------------------------------------------DIMM # 1 SMBus address 0x52 Memory type DDR3 Module format UDIMM Manufacturer (ID) Crucial Technology (7F7F7F7F7F9B0000) Size 4096 MBytes Max bandwidth PC3-10700H (667 MHz) Part number BLT4G3D1608DT2TXOB *removed personal information* Number of banks 8 Nominal Voltage 1.50 Volts EPP no XMP yes XMP revision 1.3 AMP noJEDEC timings table CL-tRCD-tRP-tRAS-tRC @ frequency JEDEC #1 6.0-6-6-16-22 @ 444 MHz JEDEC #2 8.0-8-8-22-30 @ 592 MHz JEDEC #3 9.0-9-9-24-33 @ 666 MHzXMP profile XMP-1600 Specification PC3-12800 Voltage level 1.500 Volts Min Cycle time 1.250 ns (800 MHz) Max CL 8.0 Min tRP 10.00 ns Min tRCD 10.00 ns Min tWR 15.00 ns Min tRAS 30.00 ns Min tRC 45.00 ns Min tRFC 160.00 ns Min tRTP 7.50 ns Min tRRD 6.00 ns Command Rate 2TXMP timings table CL-tRCD-tRP-tRAS-tRC-CR @ frequency (voltage) XMP #1 6.0-6-6-18-27-2T @ 600 MHz (1.500 Volts) XMP #2 7.0-7-7-21-32-2T @ 700 MHz (1.500 Volts) XMP #3 8.0-8-8-24-36-2T @ 800 MHz (1.500 Volts)DIMM # 2 SMBus address 0x53 Memory type DDR3 Module format UDIMM Manufacturer (ID) Crucial Technology (7F7F7F7F7F9B0000) Size 4096 MBytes Max bandwidth PC3-10700H (667 MHz) Part number BLT4G3D1608DT2TXOB *removed personal information* Number of banks 8 Nominal Voltage 1.50 Volts EPP no XMP yes XMP revision 1.3 AMP noJEDEC timings table CL-tRCD-tRP-tRAS-tRC @ frequency JEDEC #1 6.0-6-6-16-22 @ 444 MHz JEDEC #2 8.0-8-8-22-30 @ 592 MHz JEDEC #3 9.0-9-9-24-33 @ 666 MHzXMP profile XMP-1600 Specification PC3-12800 Voltage level 1.500 Volts Min Cycle time 1.250 ns (800 MHz) Max CL 8.0 Min tRP 10.00 ns Min tRCD 10.00 ns Min tWR 15.00 ns Min tRAS 30.00 ns Min tRC 45.00 ns Min tRFC 160.00 ns Min tRTP 7.50 ns Min tRRD 6.00 ns Command Rate 2TXMP timings table CL-tRCD-tRP-tRAS-tRC-CR @ frequency (voltage) XMP #1 6.0-6-6-18-27-2T @ 600 MHz (1.500 Volts) XMP #2 7.0-7-7-21-32-2T @ 700 MHz (1.500 Volts) XMP #3 8.0-8-8-24-36-2T @ 800 MHz (1.500 Volts)
Hi guys!
I've got some problem. Last time my friend made me computer:
Motherboard: asrock 970 extreme4 Procesor: AMD FX 8320 black edition Cooling: Zalman ZF1125BTH Graphic card: GeForce Quaddro K600 RAM: DDR3 1600Mhz Ballistix Crucial Elite 4*4GB AC: Corsair CX 500 SSD: Samsung 840 Series + Segate 1TB.
Crucial RAM doesn't work in Dual channel mode. Computer is unstabile and system detects 16 GB RAM (with 7,96 avaible)
Anyone knows where is the problem?


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