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have you cleared the dns totally both client cache and on the server
Good afternoon all. I have just come across a gem of a problem for anyone who has a good technical mind.
On our DHCP, it farms out the addresses as you would expect, however it does not change the name that is with the IP address. For example my 1st IP with DHCP was 10.9.25.5 and my PC name joined that IP. At the minute, my IP current address is 10.9.25.93 however even after clearing the cache, and the full server list for DHCP IP addresses, it is still saying on the server that my PC is bound to the IP 10.9.25.5
Does anyone have any thoughts on how to fix this as this is a problem as we cant see who has what IP on the server!
have you cleared the dns totally both client cache and on the server
yes, that was the first thing I did and there was no joy, short of turning it off and going to static IP (which I hate doing!) I havent been able to figure a way around this
use mac address filtering within DHCP to ensure that the same IP is applied to the same machine
How long are your leases set for?
thing is because so many people come and go in our school (supply teacher wise and consultants etc) who require the internet, doing mac address filtering would screw us up as we would run out of IPs in a VERY short amount of time, and my bosses made it abundantly clear they only want 1 IP range (10.9.25.xyz) for the adults to keep things easier. God knows why!
Oh and leases are set for 12 hours, it was 8 days however we found that we ran out of IPs, so having it down to 12 hours made it easier in terms of farming the IP addresses.
I'm not an MCSE type so will happily stand corrected, but I'd look at changing the refresh interval on your server for DNS/DHCP.
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I have done that also, changed it from all sorts of ranges from 1 hour to 3 days to 1 week, still no luck, even our covercard engineers are baffled.
I'd increase the range.... I know you've been told not to, but...
Our LA gave us one /24 range for the staff network, which comprises of:
6 servers
20 printers
55 desktops
120 laptops
15 manages switches (roughly, okay so these could have gone elsewhere).
You can squeeze that in, but it'll be tight, and there's no room for expansion.
How many machines are you trying to push into those 255 addresses ?
DNS caches these things for longer that DHCP does, I dunno where it is set. Something about "scavenge old records" or something, and I have a feeling you have to set it more than once.. or am I confusing myself with WINS ?
in a working week we can have upto 300 seperate people who require access, however not all at the same time, which is why we had it cut down to only a few hours.
[QUOTE=nephilim;328059]and my bosses made it abundantly clear they only want 1 IP range (10.9.25.xyz) for the adults to keep things easier. God knows why![QUOTE]
For the adults? To keep things easier?
You have my sincerest sympathy, if that's the standard of 'adults' you support.
If you right click on your scope (in the DHCP management console) you can get an overview of how many IP addresses you have free with the stats option.
It might be worth checking that the credentials for the server are up to date.
Right click on the DHCP server, go to the advanced tab (why are most useful things there...), then the 'Credentials' button.
It should have the settings for a user (who has the access rights) to update each machines registration on the DNS when it gets a new dynamic IP address.
(Which sounds a bit like your problem).
We've got admin in there - but you could use a user who has appropriate DNS rights for more security ... I think
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You have to refund the skin first, and then the champion. So, if you had one skin and refunded that skin and then the champion, you use 2 refunds. If you have 2 skins, you have to use all 3 refunds to refund the champion.
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Well, I suppose many of you have begun to assume that I have just disappeared into think air, but no I am still around. I answer my Sparkmail. I need to get back to blogging though.
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I have decided that I am going to get my weight down this year. I am going to make it real. I am going to make it happen. If you saw some of my blogs from last summer I did an intense amount of Zumba and swimming and lost some weight, a couple pant sizes and thankfully only gained 5 pounds back (last weigh in last week).
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Standard and Poor's Report Strengthens Wall Street's Hand in Fight Over Volcker Rule
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Standard and Poor's estimates that the Volcker rule, due to be finalized at the end of the year, will eliminate $10 billion from bank profits annually. This is a sharp increase in the perception of the Volcker rule's impact, and it comes before the extent of the rule is even known. "We currently estimate that [...]
Geithner Raked Over the Coals in House Committee About Libor
|By: David Dayen Wednesday July 25, 2012 9:35 am
Tim Geithner is testifying before the House Financial Services Committee on a number of issues today. It looked like he would skate by without questions on the Libor scandal until Scott Garrett, an unlikely source, tore into him: Garrett's anger was different. Why? Because he was most upset that Geithner had four years, and meeting [...]
Bid to Freeze Defense Budget Has Bipartisan Support
|By: David Dayen Thursday July 19, 2012 10:14 am
The House passed a bill yesterday that would force the Office of Management and Budget to detail how they would deal with the sequestration cuts that would trigger on January 1 if Congress takes no further action. While it has the added benefit of forcing the President to detail specific cuts to the federal workforce, [...]
Elizabeth Warren: Dimon Should Resign From NY Fed Board
|By: David Dayen Sunday May 13, 2012 2:21 pm
In the wake of JPMorgan Chase's $2 billion Fail Whale trade and the ensuing federal investigation into violations of disclosure laws, US Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren has called on JPM CEO Jamie Dimon to resign from his position on the board of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The announcement brings to light the [...]
Frank, Miller Try to Open Up Accountability for Fed, OCC
|By: David Dayen Thursday April 19, 2012 7:35 am
Barney Frank and Brad Miller tried to shake up a House Financial Services Committee hearing yesterday. As per usual, Republicans wanted to go after the CFPB's funding and subject it to the appropriations process. As it stands, CFPB derives its funding from a portion of the funding of the Federal Reserve, which comes from sources [...]
Why It's Not Enough to Blame Ed DeMarco for Administration Housing Policy
|By: David Dayen Monday March 12, 2012 1:11 pm
Over the past several weeks, Democratic lawmakers and allied groups have launched an all-out effort to get Ed DeMarco, the head of the FHFA, fired. They cite his resistance to allowing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to engage in principal reductions on their loans as the main reason. This culminated in Barney Frank, the ranking [...]
What's in a Name: "JOBS Act" Set to Pass Today
|By: David Dayen Thursday March 8, 2012 10:21 am
The House of Representatives will pass something they're calling a jobs bill today. They accomplish this by giving it a nice acronym: the Jumpstarting Our Business Startups, or JOBS, Act. Now, jump-starting should be a hyphenated word so it really should be the J-SOBS Act, but we'll let that slide. The really egregious things about [...]
Knives Already Out for Waters After Frank Retirement
|By: David Dayen Tuesday November 29, 2011 8:56 am
I looked yesterday at what Barney Frank's retirement would mean for the all-important House Financial Services Committee. The next in line to represent Democrats as the leader of that committee is Maxine Waters, and I thought there would be significant pushback to her attaining that leadership role. It turns out that I was right. There's [...]
Barney Frank's Retirement Leaves Jockey for Position on Financial Services Committee
|By: David Dayen Monday November 28, 2011 9:24 am
As you may know, Rep. Barney Frank plans to retire, which means by next year, both lead co-sponsors of Dodd-Frank will be out of Congress, having secured a legacy of sorts through attaching their names to that legislation. Frank, who has been in Congress since 1980, reportedly sought retirement after redistricting maps were completed. Frank's [...]
Super Committee Looks to War Savings to Bail Them Out on Deficit Reduction
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When Harry Reid delivered a debt limit deal back in July that included $1 trillion in savings for drawing down wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Republicans were dismissive. They called it a budget gimmick, a phantom "savings" that would have been achieved anyway. Then they got to the Super Committee and realized they didn't really [...]


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So last month I got a job...which is super exciting! However, it was almost immediately decided that I needed to work 12 hours a day 7 days a week. Making my work/life balance really hard to maintain. I can tell you that did not work out much (but tried), and ate out twice as much. Resulting in me feeling like I was not in control of the direction of my life. The only solution that I could see was telling my boss that I'm working reasonable hours (8). Making time for me and my life. Making me much happier and life much easier.
It's a day late but...better late than never! I made it to my goal weight of 146 by 2/22! I can remember when I first signed up for sparkpeople and thinking to myself....146 in 4 months?? (That's 16 pounds) Yeah right! Especially cause it was the holiday season! I'm so proud of myself. I learned so much and realize that my new life style is something that I love and will keep for the rest of my life.
Thank SparkPeople!
Now, I have to wonder...what now?? I'm thinking maybe another 7 pounds then I'll be very happy with myself. But more importantly I will change my workouts to focus on my trouble spots and keep my cardio up!
I went shopping today and I bought sizes 4 and 6 jeans... I'm am super excited! Even with the size 6 jeans that means I've halfed my jean size!
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I wrote this as a reply on a message board but there was some sort of error sooo...I'm attempting to do this here. Thanks EMMA2727272 for pointing out that I needed to include the Harris Benedict Formula!
So to my understanding you should figure out what your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) is (see link). BMR is the amount of calories you burn if your not doing anything all day. Multiply by 1.2 ( Harris Benedict Formula for doing nothing..see link)
There are 3 scenarios assuming you are sedentary:
When BMR equal calories eaten/day * 1.2 , weight gain = 0
When BMR less than calories eaten/day *1.2 = weight gain
When BMR more than calories eaten/day *1.2 = weight loss
What your trying to achieve is weight loss which means that you probably are a little more active and the Harris Benedict Factor is a little higher, meaning you burn more calories because you are more active.
To lose 1 lb/week (3500 calories). I need to cut/exercise 500 calories/day.
So my BMR is 1500 (see link for calculation) *1.375 (because I workout about 3 times a week H-B factor) , allowing me 2 062.5 calories/day .
If I eat 1862.5 calories/day and exercise for 300 calories/day I should lose make my goal and lose one pound/week!
I attached some pages that give examples and sources!
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21st April 2010, 18:00 Archives - F1 Fanatic archive
A step forward in stewarding – so far 21st April 2010, 18:00
The standards of refereeing in Formula 1 has been a hotly-disputed topic in recent years after a catalogue of controversial judgements. For the first time this year experienced racing drivers have been brought in to advise the stewards. At the same time, the role of permanent steward previously occupied by Alan Donnelly has been abolished. […]
Sunday in Shanghai – a fans' view of the 2010 Chinese Grand Prix
Jeremy Sedley made the trip from Australia to Shanghai and watched a thrilling Chinese Grand Prix. Read his experience of visiting the Chinese round of the world championship and his thoughts on how successful F1 has been in attracting fans to the race.
25 years since Ayrton Senna's first F1 win at Estoril
Today is the 25 anniversary of Ayrton Senna's first win in Formula 1. Despite atrocious conditions, which F1 cars would not be allowed to race in today, the Brazilian dominated and won by more than a minute.
F1 Fanatic round-up: 21/4/2010
With two-and-a-half weeks between now and the next race I've been planning what content is going to be up on the site between now and then. If you have any suggestions, please make them in the comments. Here's the Wednesday round-up: Links Formula 1 stewards must be tougher, says Martin Brundle (BBC) "But the subsequent […]


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Inside the ECS Press Event
LIVE & LIVA ECS (EliteGroup Computer Systems) recently held what they titled the "LIVE, LIVA, LEAD, L337″ press event in San Jose to unveil some new products and to discuss the future of ECS. PureOverclock was one of the lucky few to be invited to attend this event. One of the main products ECS seemed to be most proud of and focused a large amount of their attention to was the LIVA mini PC Kit. LIVA is one of the smallest fully functional PCs capable of running Windows 8.1 I have seen. There are a few models available based on color (Black or White) and Drive space size(32GB or 64GB). The plan is to install the OS and a few other apps on the internal non upgradeable drive and use an external drive for storage, either a USB flash drive or an external Hard drive. I/O options starting from the left are a micro USB for power, Realtek RTL8111G 10/100/1000LAN, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, HDMI and VGA. The tiny passively cooled pc is powered by the 64bit Intel Bay Trail-M N2807 1.58GHz Celeron processor with 2GB DDR3L memory. LIVA is fully capable of pushing dual displays as well. Within the kit is a M.2 WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n + Bluetooth 4.0 card that needs to be installed during assembly. Hey look it is everyone's favorite song! Let's sing along! Just kidding please don't! ECS setup the LIVA to support Karaoke with dual microphones and HD video playback. I will be experimenting with my own LIVA over the coming days to see what I can really do with it. Window...
ECS KBN-I/5200 AMD A6-5200 Mini-ITX Motherboard Review
AMD's APU series market has really picked up pace over the last few years. The most recent updates to their current road map, included the new FM2+ socket A88X based chipset and the Kaveri Processor. This has really generated a great deal of interest with many of today's budget conscious consumers. However, with no updates to AMD's enthusiast FX series chip road map, AMD's APU series is really the only new technology we are seeing at the moment from its consumer line. With that said, we are excited to see that AMD is starting to put more budget friendly APU technology out in the market and we are going to shed some light on what to expect. Today we are looking at a very new low-budget APU inspired motherboard. It includes the Kabini SoC processor (which runs the Jaguar APU Cores) on a Radeon HD8000 series graphics base, and it does it all in a tight nit space. At the beginning of the year, ECS (Elitegroup Computer Systems) announced this Kabini SoC processing unit which houses an AMD A6-5200 CPU. It also includes a Radeon 8400 GPU all in a small mini-ITX form factor APU combo. Today we got our nitty gritty hands on this tiny power house to put it to the test. We are excited to see what this Quad Core A6-5200 APU can do. Before we jump into the details of the ECS KBN-I/5200 motherboard, lets take a look at ECS (Elitegroup Computer Systems).
ECS Z87H3-A2X Extreme Golden (Gank Machine) Motherboard Review
ECS Elitegroup has been around for more then two decades and is known to provide consumers with some of today's most budget friendly motherboards. While ECS has been providing some of today's most affordable products all these years, recently ECS did a complete overhaul on its design and beefed up it's components. They did this to compete with some of today's big name manufacturers in the performance arena. ECS is what we would call "Out with the old, in with the new" and we were quite impressed with ECS Elitegroup's new aesthetics and layout on its new Z87 series motherboard. Today we have a chance to dive in and take a closer look at the new ECS A87H3-A2X Extreme Golden Gank Machine Motherboard. The Gank Machine is ECS Elitegroup's flagship Gaming motherboard and we are going to put this motherboard to the test to see how well it stacks up to its competitors. First, let's first find out a little about ECS Elitegroup.
ECS A970M-A Deluxe Motherboard Review
ECS Elitegroup has been around for more then 2 decades and is known to provide our consumers with some of today's most budget friendly motherboards. While ECS has made some extensive improvements over the last few years with its style and design, we also continue to see ECS provide some "easy on money" type products. Today we have the opportunity to look at the ECS A970M-A Deluxe Motherboard. This motherboard is budget friendly while also providing some aesthetic enhancements. The gold and white mixed with the black PCB really makes this board stand out, but the colors alone aren't the only thing that makes this board stand out... As we move forward we get to show you something new that we haven't see with most of today's motherboards. Let's dive in! First, here's a little about ECS Elitegroup.
ECS A85F2-A Golden Motherboard Review
With the release of AMD's Trinity APU, we are starting to see more and more manufacturers releasing this new FM2 Socket series of motherboards. If you are not familiar with AMD's APU systems, it's a processor that has an on-die graphics processing unit embedded into the CPU. AMD started its APU line just over a year ago with the Zacate series processors which carried the FM1 Socket. AMD released this as their "Fusion" technology, which is designed to combine the CPU with the raw processing power of on-die graphics at an affordable price-point. AMD recently took this "Fusion" technology a little further with its recent release of Trinity, and incorporated its new processing architecture of Piledriver to the new FM2 Socket series chips. In fact, today we will be using the AMD Trinity A10-5800k that offers this new architecture, and takes its graphics processing power to the next level with the on-die 7660D graphics. When it comes to using this new processing power, it's also important to choose the right motherboard that fits the bill. The APU line of motherboards were designed to be affordable, but also offer high performance standards. Today we are going to be looking at a new motherboard from ECS: the A85F2-A Golden Motherboard. This motherboard will follow its A85X (hudson D4) chipset. ECS doesn't call this board the "Golden" board for no reason, and, as we take a closer look, you will see why.
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Stephanie – Verified Buyer
Love the sleeve but the colors of the product were somewhat off from what showed online. Mostly, the coral binding that looked to be an identical match for the tweet was actually more like a fluorescent orange. And the tweet a bit darker/more red than orange or in the picture. Overall I'm ok with it and like the product, the colors I chose just look more whacky together than I hoped.
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See also: zinnia
Named for the German botanist J.G. Zinn ("tin"), from an occupational surname for a tinsmith.
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The co-owner of a Tempe auto body repair shop and his wife are facing murder and hindering charges after being arrested in connection to what officers believe is the homicide of Jason Johnson, the other co-owner of the business who was reported missing earlier this week.
Chad Norris, 33, co-owner of Scottsdale Auto Collision Center in Tempe, and Tamara Norris, 31, were arrested on suspicion of second-degree murder and felony hindering, respectively in connection to the case on Thursday, Tempe police announced soon after making the arrests.
On Monday, a missing persons report was filed with Tempe police after it was reported that Johnson, 45, had not been seen since approximately 6 p.m. Sept. 14 at his auto body repair shop near Priest Drive and Elliot Road in Tempe
Detectives contacted several employees at the business during the course of follow-up on the missing persons report and during questioning, detectives acquired information about a confrontation that happened between Johnson and Chad Norris. After Chad and Tamara Norris were contacted about the disappearance of Johnson, neither one of them were willing to cooperate with authorities, according to Tempe police.
Detectives then conducted surveillance on the Norrises based on the evidence that they were involved with Johnson's disappearance. Later that day, detectives observed suspicious activity from the couple that led them to believe they were attempting to cover up a crime. The Norrises were observed leaving their residence with a box trailer attached to the rear of an SUV. The couple then drove to an area in Phoenix where they abandoned the trailer, police said.
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Despite the absence of dialogue -- the mice squeak and the oak creatures caw like ravens -- Cegavske imbues her scrappy little creatures with disturbingly complex personalities. And if the tale's moral is less than clear, its haunting images speak directly to some dark, preverbal corner of the heart.
Director Carl Franklin, who also adapted the screenplay from Walter Mosley's prize-winning novel, isn't particularly concerned with the machinations of mystery plots. Nor is he seduced by the temptations of noir visual style (although Tak Fujimoto's camera work is plenty stylish).
This is a powerful, important and, in the end, profoundly poignant movie dedicated to the lives of men and women who fight wars and shoulder the burden of becoming "heroes" to help the rest of us make sense of what remains incomprehensible.
Crammed with outrageous turns of fortune and quicksilver shifts in tone, Almodovar's film is held together by performances so subtle and complex it's hard to single out only one as exceptional. But Cruz is astonishing.
Tragically, the title of James Longley's beautifully shot 90-minute documentary refers to not only the state in which he found the Iraq during the two years he spent there shooting over 300 hours of footage, but the structure the violent factionalism that divides Iraqi Sunnis, Shiites and Kurds imposes on his film.
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There is a category of things you "learn" from travel or other experience that you simply weren't aware of before. Example: it is obvious once you travel around in the Dakotas that they really should have been two states -- but East and West Dakota, not North and South. And that the political dividing line should have been what is also the natural and geological and climate-zone divider, the Missouri River, which in that part of the country runs largely north-south. Obvious once you see it, but something I had not thought about before.
A different kind of learning involves things you already "knew" but whose implications and importance you had not really absorbed. One more of these reminders from Holland, Michigan is the crucial impact on civic culture of locally based wealth.
To sum up that impact: a lot of what is successful, resilient, and attractive about this town seems directly connected to the fact that many of its significant companies are locally owned or locally headquartered, rather than sub-units of big global corporations.
Of course everybody knows that family- and personally owned businesses can behave differently from publicly traded firms. For the big corporations, it is a compliment rather than a criticism to say that ultimately they care most about dividend growth and "maximizing shareholder value." Toward that end layoffs, outsourcing, cost-cutting, cheese-paring, union-busting -- you name it, and if it can arguably lead to greater long-run corporate profitability, then by definition it is what management should do.
A family or privately run business can do things differently, for better and worse. Worse: management jobs for relatives, whether competent or not. Better: deciding in some cases to take a temporary loss, or settle for less-than-maximized profit, in exchange for some other goal. Through its decades of collapse, the newspaper industry has illustrated these tradeoffs. Family ownership has led to its excesses: Hearst, McCormick , Murdoch. But also to some great ambitious traditions: Binghams (until they sold), Chandlers (until they sold), Grahams (until they sold), Sulzbergers (....), etc. By the way, that's part of the McCormicks' legacy shown in the photo, via life-sized recreation in Rapid City SD's "City of Presidents" outdoor-art display.
What's the connection to Holland? Like everyplace in America, its economy is tied to international trade and big global corporations. Many of its strongest manufacturers make auto-industry and aerospace components. Haworth, Herman Miller, and nearby Steelcase sell into the world office-furniture market. The Padnos family's scrap and recycling company, mentioned earlier, has big markets in China. The Amway corporation, founded and run not far away, is of course a global titan.
But an unusually large amount of Holland's economic activity comes from companies that have their headquarters right in the vicinity, or are still owned and run by people who live in the immediate area. And every single person we spoke with emphasized the difference that this awareness of local circumstances, this involvement in local long-term prospects, and this latitude of policy for family-owned companies made in the region's life.
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- For the community in Cochrane District, Ontario, Canada, see: Calstock, Ontario
|Cornish: Kalstok
Calstock village from the viaduct
Calstock shown within Cornwall
|6,095 (2001)
|OS grid reference
|Civil parish
|Unitary authority
|Ceremonial county
|South West
|Sovereign state
|United Kingdom
|Post town
|Postcode district
|Dialling code
|Devon and Cornwall
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Coordinates: 50°29′49″N 4°12′36″W / 50.497°N 4.210°W
Calstock (Cornish: Kalstok) is a civil parish and a large village in south east Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, on the border with Devon. The village is situated on the River Tamar 6 miles (9.7 km) south west of Tavistock and 10 miles (16 km) north of Plymouth.[1]
The parish had a population of 6,095 in the 2001 census.[2] The parish encompasses 5,760 acres (23.3 km2) of land, 70 acres (0.28 km2) of water, and 44 acres (0.18 km2) of the tidal Tamar.[3]
As well as Calstock, other settlements in the parish include Albaston, Chilsworthy, Gunnislake, Harrowbarrow, Latchley, Metherell, Coxpark, Dimson, Drakewalls, Norris Green, Rising Sun and St Ann's Chapel.[4]
Calstock village is within the Tamar Valley AONB, is overlooked by Cotehele house and gardens, and lies on the scenic Tamar Valley railway. Calstock railway station opened on 2 March 1908. The village is twinned with Saint-Thuriau in Brittany, France.
Early history[edit]
There is evidence of human settlement in Calstock from Roman, or pre-Roman times, settlers attracted by the rich source of minerals, such as tin, in the area. A Roman fort, only the third known in Cornwall, was discovered next to the church in 2008.[5]
In Saxon times Calstock was in the Kingdom of Cornwall, which resisted the spread of Wessex from the east. In 838 CE Wessex had spread as far as the Tamar, and a battle for independence was fought near Calstock. Following the Norman Conquest, Calstock manor was recorded in the Domesday Book. The Saxon manor was taken over, and in the 14th century became part of the Duchy of Cornwall: one of the 17 Antiqua maneria.
Mining and transport[edit]
Mining was important in Calstock from Mediaeval times, with the Duchy mining silver. The industry was booming in the late 19th century and the discovery of copper, and coupled with nearby granite quarrying made Calstock a busy port. The rapid population boom due to the growth of industry led, in 1849, to an outbreak of cholera. The industry declined in the early 20th century due to foreign competition, and now only the ruined pump houses that dot the landscape remain.
The Tamar is navigable to boats past Calstock some 3 miles (4.8 km) upstream to Morwellham Quay with some 10 feet (3.0 m) or even 20 feet (6.1 m) of water at extreme spring tides. Calstock Quay was once important for transporting goods, and in the Victorian era when steamers brought tourists to the village, Calstock was visited by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1846. The importance of the river as a transport route declined with the construction of the 14 miles (23 km) Tamar Valley railway at the start of the 20th century. The village is still dominated by the railway's viaduct. The viaduct, constructed entirely from precast concrete blocks, was first crossed by truck on 8 August 1907 and first used by passengers on 2 March 1908.
Parish church of St Andrew[edit]
The church (pictured below) was built partly in the early and partly in the late 15th century: the western tower is of three stages and of granite. At the east end of each aisle are rectangular windows of three lights. The Edgcumbe Chapel contains two monuments of the late 17th century: to Piers Edgcumbe (1666) and to Jemima, Countess of Sandwich (1674). The rectory is the work of Decimus Burton, 1853-54.[6]
Primary school[edit]
Calstock Community Primary School was built in 1901 and opened on 6 January 1902. At that time the school consisted of just two main classrooms. It has since been extended with the addition of the infant suite plus the Head Teacher's office which has to be shared with the school secretary. The infant suite extension won an award for architectural design, in keeping with the remainder of the school. The centenary of the school was celebrated in the summer of 2002.[7]
See also[edit]
- ^ Ordnance Survey: Landranger map sheet 201 Plymouth & Launceston ISBN 978-0-319-23146-3
- ^ Office for National Statistics & Cornwall County Council, 2001. Parish population statistics
- ^ Calstock Online Parish Clerk, 2005. Calstock Parish.
- ^ Cornwall; Explore Britain
- ^ Smart, Chris; et al. "Calstock Roman Fort". Department of Archaeology, The University of Exeter. Retrieved 2009-08-23.[dead link]
- ^ Pevsner, N. (1970) Cornwall; 2nd ed., revised by Enid Radcliffe. Harmondsworth: Penguin; p. 49
- ^ "Our School". Calstock Community Primary School. Retrieved 2009-08-23.
External links[edit]
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|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What was strewn around the base of the obelisk?
(a) Prayer notes.
(b) Wilted flowers.
(c) Plastic bottles and aluminum cans.
(d) Plastic flowers.
2. Why couldn't Dan speak or write, according to the grandfathers?
(a) He wasn't poetic enough.
(b) He hadn't graduated from Haskell.
(c) He had too much anger.
(d) He had married a white woman.
3. To what was the monument at Wounded Knee dedicated?
(a) The Memory of Chief Lone Wolf.
(b) The Memory of Chief Black Elk.
(c) The Memory of Chief Joseph.
(d) The Memory of the Big Foot Massacre.
4. What did Dan take out of the trunk at Wounded Knee?
(a) A dream-catcher.
(b) A leather-bound book.
(c) A large beaded animal skin bag.
(d) A drum.
5. What was the object wrapped in a blanket that Grover took out of his trunk?
(a) A dream-catcher.
(b) An Indian head-dress.
(c) A song book.
(d) A drum.
6. What did Grover sprinkle in the fire that the bad spirits hated?
(a) Sage.
(b) Thistles.
(c) Clover.
(d) Evergreen needles.
7. What was the song that Dan chanted about?
(a) Indian legends.
(b) Anger and tears.
(c) Great Indian chiefs.
(d) It was an Indian love song.
8. What adjective did Dan use to describe the hills where they were parked?
(a) Beautiful.
(b) Entrancing.
(c) Inspiring.
(d) Alive.
9. What kind of Indians were neither red warriors nor white farmers, neither wolf nor dog?
(a) Comanche Indians.
(b) Apache Indians.
(c) All agency Indians.
(d) Navajo Indians.
10. How old was Delvin?
(a) In his late twenties.
(b) About 32.
(c) In his late thirties.
(d) In his early forties.
11. What were the seven stars supposed to have taught the Lakota?
(a) How to chant seven prayers.
(b) How to have seven children.
(c) How to have seven council fires.
(d) How to kill seven bears.
12. What was good after the terrible storm?
(a) Fresh winds from a different direction.
(b) A double rainbow.
(c) Everyone was hungry.
(d) Grover said a prayer in Lakota.
13. What did Dan say was the biggest thing to white people?
(a) Sex.
(b) Race.
(c) Religion.
(d) Alcohol.
14. Of what did the latticework arch between the two pillars at Wounded Knee remind Nerburn?
(a) The tracery over Nazi death camps.
(b) The entrance to a western ranch.
(c) The entrance to amusement parks.
(d) The entrance to a rich person's home in the east.
15. What is Paha Sapa?
(a) The Lakota sacred center of the universe.
(b) A Lakota religious ceremony.
(c) The most sacred Lakota prayer.
(d) Mount Rushmore.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who shot Sitting Bull?
2. Why does Dan say he's sorry for saying those things to Nerburn?
3. How did Dan's grandfathers give him the song?
4. Whose name was written on another side of the monument?
5. With whom did Sitting Bull's people join when they went south to avoid the soldiers?
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"Major inequalities in oral health care exist both within and between countries, and it is urgent that the worlds of oral health and overall medical health come together to address a crisis that is compromising our quality of life and costing us far too much money at a time when national budgets are strapped," said Dr. Michael Glick, the dean of the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo and the leader of FDI's Vision 2020 Task Force. "These numbers highlight how far we have to go to provide basic oral care to most of the world."
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Thanks for the pointers people....
*Setup scopes and created VLANS.
*Sorted out the routing and LEA cisco router negotiation (involved putting it on its own VLAN).
*Implemented A VLANS accross several switches for testing.
This is also working over the 5304 wireless module.
The main problem we had was the LEA involvement and the routers default gateway and creating another VLAN just for that.
10 basic scopes/VLANS
3 more to create later, but these are not essential.
Just going through all 35 odd switches that has been a pain.
Cheers again, I'll save ACLs for another time!
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Hi, wonder if anyone can help....
A PC already on the network will pickup the network fine when on a subnet/VLAN. IP address get given out properly, no problems.
However, machines that are not on the domain that are requesting to join the domain (ala CC3 build) or putting an Admin machines back on the domain on anything other than the default subnet VLAN, fail, everytime.
Any ideas?? Trust relationships? DNS?
Last edited by Theblacksheep; 6th August 2008 at 11:11 AM.
1. Overly large amounts of broadcast traffic, such as ARP requests.
2. A higher possibility of broadcast spread malware infecting a larger number of machines
3. The possibility for all the machines to be affected if something bizarre happens (such as a loop or broadcast storm).
I do not know of any university which now uses a single subnet for things. For example, Lancaster uni switched from a single vlan to a segmented network about 5 years ago for the very reasons mentioned above.
The thing is, VLANs *are* simple.
Can't remember who said it now but if it helps someone then it'll have been worth saying.
VTP is Cisco proprietary and is no longer supported by HP kit with newer firmware versions. GVRP is the thing you're after if you're looking at vlan pruning etc.
Sorry to hijack the thread, but it is related, if a mod wants me to create a separate topic then please do let me know and I'll do that.
I'm currently trying to move from a flat network to a vlan separated network to reduce broadcast traffic, I'd say we have about 500 nodes on the flat network.
My plan is to have vlans for:
IP Cameras
and then a VLAN for each cabinet location making 33 in total
192.168.*.0 /24 with the * incrementing for each VLAN.
We had someone come in the other day and walked me through the steps for setting these up and made the first 3 for me (VLANs for wireless classrooms), and now I've come to slowly work my way through the other locations. The plan being to do a location at a time, leaving the servers, printers and switches until last as there's the most room for error there.
So this morning I set about this:
Created the new VLAN on the network card of the DHCP server giving it a name of ITSupp_VLAN and and ID of 120. The ip address of the virtual network card is 192.168.12.252 subnet 255.255.255.0
Created a new scope for the range 192.168.12.1 - 192.168.12.250 in DHCP with a lease time of 7 days. Set the options [Router: 192.168.12.254] [DNS servers: 10.0.0.3, 10.0.0.5] and [DNS Domain Name: monmouth.local]
Then I tagged the port on the switch that the DHCP server connects to for VLAN 120, and the also the uplink to the main backbone switch.
On the backbone switch I tagged the port the the server room switch connects to for vlan 120
all so far so good?
My computer (the test bed) connects directly into this backbone switch (HP procurve 4108), so I untagged the port I connect to for vlan 120. As soon as I do that I lose network connection and can't get an IP address.
I've checked and rechecked the route, but can't see anything I've missed...
Can anyone help please?
Is there any reason why you are not using a DHCP helper address on the VLAN ports that points to the location of an existing DHCP server with those extra scopes created. This would save you from having to create a large number of virtual interfaces on the DHCP server and prevent it from getting flooded by the broadcasts from all of your seporate VLANS as technically with that setup it would be directly connected to all of them.
These two threads may be worth a read:
Well that's how the guy that came in and set it up did it. I'd be interested in hearing/reading up on that helper address though.
for setting the IP helper-address on HP compatable equipment type:
telnet <switch IP>
vl <number>
ip igmp
ip helper-address <ip of dhcp server>
wr me
You'll need to be using a port assigned to the DEFAULT VLAN. vl <number> is the number referring to your VLAN. Doing IGMP here is quicker than GUI. IP HELPER-ADDRESS will be needed for each VLAN. Like linux, hitting TAB fills in the command out of the choices available.
After telnetting the device, type 'menu' and have a look around. Also type: SH RUN for your switch configuration and you can see how the other VLANS are setup.
I'd advise having a good read of the switch manuals (you can look them up on the HP site) they are pretty good and explain alot.
Last edited by Theblacksheep; 7th August 2008 at 04:04 PM.
There is more information about it in the first of those two threads but the command to activate it is like this (source):
Code:vlan 3 name "CURRIC" ip address 192.168.56.1 255.255.252.0 ip helper-address 192.168.0.3 tagged 1-24 ip igmp exit
That looks really helpful, thanks.
Presumably then, the ip helper tells the computer requesting an IP address where to find one, then the DHCP server works out which scope that it should assign from?
So I can get rid off all the virtual LAN adapters from my DHCP server? In all honesty I was kind of worried about having a server with 30 plus network cards in it.
Thanks again for that, but do you have any idea why I'm not getting an IP address for the new vlan I setup today? I believe that if I can sort that, and then implement the IP helper address I can get flying on structuring this network.
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Vote to pass a bill that prohibits workplace discrimination based on an employee's reproductive health decision making.
- Prohibits an employer from discriminating against an employee based on the employee's or the employee's dependent's reproductive health decision making, including, but not limited to, the decision to use a particular drug, device, or medical service or on the basis of an employer's personal beliefs about such services (Sec. 1).
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Are sports gender sensitive?
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Are sports gender sensitive?
|Sat, 09-08-2012 - 5:13am
What i want to ask is: are there any field, place, carrier or situation where we say males only or females only. Is there any place where there is so clean cut segregation? And why in sports male and female play separately when not in education, art, movies or any other field? Just why cant they compete irrespective of gender? Why even in mind game chess, girls play separately? Why cant unisex sports be started in non contact sports like Tennis, badminton, TT etc? When we dont consider difference on the basis of age or race, why then on the basis of gender? Serena Williams must be better than 99 percent male tennis players. What keeps status quo: male ego(losing to a girl hurting male ego) or female fear( they may fear they may not win)? What do you think?