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In clinical applications, the Cell-CT can generate high-resolution 3D biosignatures from cells contained in patient samples such as sputum or blood, which may contain cancer cells that can be detected early in the disease process. The biosignatures discovered in the 3D high resolution images may allow the Cell-CT to identify abnormal cells before symptoms appear. In screening applications, advantages over
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That could be true, I shoot 6x17 myself and the format is slightly wider than 5"x4" so not all 5x4 enlargers might be capable of accepting the negatives. I have a 10x8 enlarger so have no problem.
You're missing a far more important fundamental decision and one I had to make myself 4 years ago, perspective distortion or whatever else you want to call it. I need precision and these are typical of my 6x17 work:
Now go and look at images made with a Widelux swing lens camera. Quite a significant difference but there's distortions.
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Its seems like we've run into a little confusion recently regarding how to deploy the UAG DA server in a firewalled environment.
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However, there has been a cause for confusion in this documentation because some admins confuse firewalling with NAT. While it is true that most firewalls are deployed with NAT enabled, that doesn't mean you must NAT connections coming through the firewall. In fact, the UAG Infrastructure and Planning Guide (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=110b4c77-b411-4845-9b82-40a733b17003) states:
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So to answer the question - "can you put the UAG DA server" behind a front-end firewall, the answer is yes. However, that firewall cannot NAT connections between the DirectAccess clients and the UAG DirectAccess Server.
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Hi Tom;
I'll ask the obvious question....
Can a UAG DA device sit behind a TMG firewall? If yes, how?
Thanks for all the good info!
Hi Don,
Sure, TMG firewalls are like any other kind of firewall. Just make a ROUTE Network Rule
Source: Network that the UAG DA server's external interface is connect to
Destination: External (the default external Network)
Hi Tom,
Is it so necessary to exclude NAT at all? I'm using simple d-link ADSL router to connect to Internet. Isn't it sufficient to forward proto 41 and UDP 3544 port in and out to DirectAccess server behind firewall?
Really detailed info but why NAT is so bad and how overcome this!
hypothesis, As the UAG server will require a public IP address you may have to change your simple d-link ADSL router.
NAT, in lamens terms, allows devices behind your firewall to utilize public IP's whilst having a none-public IP address.
If I have a customer that is doing some kinds of fancy NAT on their ASA - still giving me a public IP address but having a NAT entry for the IP in their rules - will this likely give me some strange niggly issues?
Other commenters, please read the closing statement, "that firewall cannot NAT connections between the DirectAccess clients and the UAG DirectAccess Server."


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This is an exciting time for the Java platform for a lot of reasons, and certainly JavaFX Script is part of the buzz right now. If you read much about this new script language, you'll see lots of comments about how Sun is targeting this language for rich content development, a language to help us make our UIs sparkle. I think that opportunity is real, and I think JavaFX Script can help. At least...
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on Jun 14, 2007
The core of the Footprint Project is alive, and during the next few days I will be organizing a minimum documentation in order to publish the first stable release. The current snapshot is able to generate and sign PDF documents through a concise code - a very good beginning considering the scarce resources of the project. Now it is time to check the outlook and to start discussing the more...
on Jun 13, 2007
I often see code like this (when using Java 1.4 or earlier): Iterator i = list.iterator(); while(i.hasNext()) { ... } but I write that as: for(Iterator i = list.iterator();i.hasNext();) { ... } because * It shorter * It keeps i in a smaller scope * It reduces the chance of confusion. (Is "i" used outside the while? Where is "i" declared?) I think code should be as simple to...
on May 23, 2007
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on May 21, 2007
I like to make my static method names start with an upper case letter. I know that isn't standard and that only class names are supposed to start with an upper case letter but I find that it is helpful because it quickly shows which methods are static. Also, I have never confused a static method with a class because the usage/syntax is different. Does this sound beneficial? Notes: I don't know...
on May 18, 2007
ClassCastException didn't used to have a message but I noticed that now it has a message that includes the cast class and the object class. That extra info is very beneficial. (Note that only recently could I start using 1.5 in my main product so I am behind the times a bit.) What other common Throwables need improved messages? NullPointerException should have the name of the variable. I...
on May 17, 2007
Do developers write good product documentation? Is someone who knows a product inside and out the best person to document it? Have you ever bought a product and you could obviously tell that the manual writer didn't speak the language natively? From my little knowledge of languages it seems that it works better for people to translate into their native language. I think the same principles...
on May 16, 2007


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Carney is new Ohio Farm Bureau organization director
Jody Carney has been named Ohio Farm Bureau Federation's organization director for Delaware, Franklin, Madison and Union counties.
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Jody Carney has been named Ohio Farm Bureau Federation's organization director for Delaware, Franklin, Madison and Union counties.
Engaging young people in democracy was the goal of the first ever Ohio Youth Capital Challenge.
Teens from 4-H, FFA and Ohio Farm Bureau came together at the Ohio Youth Capital Challenge to answer the question, My community would be better if In this blog, Ohio Farm Bureau Director of Learning Delivery Darrell Rubel discusses learning from the Capital Challenge why teens should be engaged in solving problems and improving their communities.
Legislation has been introduced in the Ohio Statehouse to make capital appropriations for the current biennium, and funding for Clean Ohio Agricultural Easements was not included in the legislation.Ohio Farm Bureau staff continues to work on alternative vehicles for this priority.
After taking a back seat to the government shutdown and debt ceiling debates, we may see some progress on the farm bill soon. The conference committee has been appointed and has started to meet to hammer out the differences between the House and Senate versions of the bill.


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