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It's past Memorial Day, so in these parts it means that summer is officially in session. I know that many people have a reading list for the summer. I have not been one of those people. I don't tend to read books as a "start here, finish book, start the next" type of reader. I tend to pick up about four or five books and read them spottily and sometime finish them, sometimes not.
My bookshelf has been crammed with books that I thought would be great to read, but I've never gotten to them. In the quest to be more intentional and to actually do things that I say I want to do, I've decided to publish my summer reading list and write a review of each book after I'm finished. I don't tend to read fiction and as you'll see most of them have something to do with spiritual, career, or productivity matters (or all three at once!) I wish I liked to read fiction, but as you see they are all non-fiction
Here are the books that I've decided I want to try to finish this summer:
- The War of Art by Steven Pressfield: This book has been suggested to me more times that I can imagine from so many people, and I understand this is about how we can be with our creative selves.
Transitions by William Bridges: Career development is all about changes, and this is the standard book in my field. I've never read it before, so this is sort of my "good medicine" that I really need to experience.
- Embracing Your Inner Critic by Hal Stone & Sidra Stone: I, like so many, have some internal issues to work though, and this book was recommended by my friend Elsa (a mental health counselor) as a good resource for looking at this issue.
- Planets in Work by Jamie Binder: Another recommendation from Elsa. I have been researching archetypes, and I've been looking at how those show up in astrological readings. This looks at how astrology could be used in career development decisions.
- A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle: This book was given to me by Casey Miller and he read this many times on his cross country bike trip. I've seen videos of Tolle speaking, but never read any of his works. It's about time.
- Awakening in Time by Pamela Kristan: I was at a presentation Pam gave at the Theosophical Society of Boston, and Pam's work has to do with the intersection of productivity and spirituality. As you can imagine, this is right up my alley. I had to see how I can incorporate her ideas into my work.
- Living & Loving Well by Joseph Stuczynski: Joe presented at Easton Mountain a few years ago, and his work focuses on getting clear with our values in order to make good decisions in our lives, especially about our personal relationships. This is more of a workbook to clarify your goals, so this should be a quick win in getting it done!
- Mastering Respectful Confrontation by Joe Weston: Joe is an amazing human being and presenter, and I have been to numerous workshops that he has done, and this book puts done in words what he preaches. Joe's main concept is that the concept of power in our culture has gotten to be connected more with physical strength and power over others, and he bases his alternative vision on Easter philosophy as the power within and with other people, and how we can have conversations that empower everyone and don't deny our own needs. This is great stuff!
- Making It All Work by David Allen: I have been a "Getting Things Done" (GTD) fan for a number of years, as David Allen's philosophy about personal productivity is all about how to free yourself from the stress of life and having a "mind like water" so that you can easily accomplish things in your life without fretting about them. I was lucky enough to attend a seminar last year that David personally taught, and Making It All Work is the continuation of those theories.
- How to Eat, Move, and Be Healthy! by Paul Chek: In 2008, I was part of an online weight loss challenge through RealJock.com (which I won!) and DIAKADI Body was the exercise consultants on this. Though continuing to follow their great advice, I found out about Paul Chek's work, which integrates the concepts of health, exercise, and nutrition with a more holistic & spiritual sense that really attracted me. I don't know it so well, but have liked what I've seen.
- Mindfulness by Ellen Langer: This book was given to me by my boss back in the early 1990's, and while I'm obviously interested in it, I never finished this book that was one of the first on the subject. It's time. Thanks Dave!
- Stumbling on Happiness by Daniel Gilbert: Dan's research into what makes us really happy (as opposed to what we say makes us happy) has been really enlightening to me, as I work with people to get at the core of their happiness.
- Eating Free: The Carb-Friendly Way to Lose Inches, Embrace Your Hunger, and Keep Weight Off for Good by Manuel Villacorta: In the aforementioned weight loss challenge, Manuel's crew at MV Nutrition in San Francisco was invaluable to giving me the knowledge to eat better and lose weight. This is a new book that just came out last month, and again, I need to read it to remind myself of all the knowledge that I've learned (and maybe forgotten!) I highly, highly recommend that you pick up this book!
I might not get them all finished by Labor Day but it's an intention (not at goal!).
So, what are you reading? Do you have any comments or experiences with any of these books?
I am proud to announce that I have a new home base for seeing clients and holding workshops at the Theosophical Society of Boston, whose offices are at 21 Maple Street in Arlington Center. It has generous parking, as well is on four different bus lines of the MBTA.
I will be able to see one-on-one clients in a quiet, cozy setting, but also have the availability to run more workshops, which you will be seeing more of in 2012.
To quote from the their website:The Theosophical Society (TS) is a center of learning where people can explore, with freedom of thought and inquiry, many philosophies and spiritual practices. The TS offers a wide range of lectures, workshops, study groups, and meditation practices. The goal of the programs presented at the TS is to promote ways in which all of us can communicate and cooperate with each other. As part of this goal, we:
- seek universal truth;
- honor and respect other spiritual points of view as well as those who hold them; and
- recognize that each and every one of us are expressions of the same life and that our well-being is linked: whatever happens to one of us happens to all of us.
As anyone who reads this blog consistently knows, this philosophy is in line with what I espouse here on The Spirit-Work Connection. I'll probably be providing some programming for them, as well as doing my other programs. They have lots of interesting programming there, so check it out!
While I'm thrilled to have a home base, I will continue to meet with clients via the phone, Skype, and in other locations convenient to all involved.
So, when will you be coming to see the new home?
I haven't posted in the past week, as I've been on a sort of personal sabbatical. I've had quite the busy and full past few months, and I needed some time that I could take to slow down, take stock of where I am, and get prepared for the months ahead. I'm just now coming out of it, and I think I'm better centered to do what I need to do for the winter.
Part of that was doing my Alternative Black Friday retreat. I had planned on doing that at a location in Arlington, but as luck had it I instead went to The Peace Abbey in Sherborn, Massachusetts, which is a lovely place. The day consisted of meditating, journaling, reading, walking, and other activities. I'll be planning on doing it again in the future, so let me know if you'd like to be a part of the next session!
Part of doing this was to see what interesting and creative ideas could come out of my head at this time, and I think I got a good one. Massachusetts has 351 cities and towns. I've been to a majority of them (having lived in the Commonwealth for most of my life) but there are a number of towns that I haven't been to yet. I have seen at least one blog about a couple working to visit all 351 towns and cities, and I thought this might be a great idea for me, as I've been looking for ways that I can incorporate practices to my life. I'm calling this the Meditate Mass 351 Challenge.
So, here's my spin on this: I have to do a number of things in order for a town to count in the 351.
- I have to actually be in the town and either meditate/pray/sit quietly for at least 10 minutes. This makes it so I can't count places that I'm driving through on the Massachusetts Turnpike (Yup, just picked up Blandford!)
- I have to take a picture of me in front of a landmark or building that would only be in that town (e.g. post office, town hall, police station, etc.) It doesn't have to be a government building, but at least one where there's no mistaking where it is. For example, I could choose Durgin Park or Fanueil Hall in Boston. It also means I can't just step over the border 3 feet and sit for 10 minutes. I have to find where the life of the town is.
When will I finish this? I don't know. It will be a fun project, and might get me to go out of my way to see a town I've never been to. I've always wondered about Nantucket, Egremont, Wales, and Plympton. I'm setting this as an intention and not a goal. I think that this will allow for some interesting things to happen, and if I just give myself the space for this, I hope they will.
So, what are you creating in order for interesting things to happen?


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With summer right around the corner, here at TDG we've been having some serious cravings for sweets. These chocolate dipped figs are the perfect treat to satisfy your sweet tooth without going overboard on the sugar and still keeping it relatively healthy. This simple recipe is easy and takes hardly any time to make. The chocolate mixed with the flavor of the fig creates a perfect blend of sweetness and depending on what topping you decide on, you can create savory flavors as well. These chocolate dipped goodies are ideal for the next time you have a gathering, or if you're just craving a light midnight snack. Be sure to use organic figs. You can find them at your local farmers market or organic grocery store.
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Phobias may be cured by watching others
Intense fear of spiders or heights can be a persistent and limiting problem, but a new study published in Psychological Science found that watching individuals interact with the object or fear may help those with the phobias get over it. In fact, researchers say it may be more effective than interacting with the phobia directly.
For the study, 36 male participants were shown a series of faces. The appearance of one face was followed by a shock to the wrist six out of nine times it was shown. This taught the participants to associate the face with an unpleasant shock.
Then, researchers showed the men two movie clips of the same experiment, but the target face was not linked to a shock. One clip showed a person carrying out the experiment, while the other clip did not show a person. They found that the participants who watched the movie clip with the person showed a significantly lower fear response to the target face, compared to those who watched the clip without the person.
In addition, participants who viewed the movie with the person received three electric shocks without warning when the target face appeared, but their fear did not resurface.
Researchers say this response may be because we learn what is dangerous and safe in our environment oftentimes through social forms of learning.
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TASMANIAN speedway history was made at the Mountain Dew Ice Raceway, near New Norfolk, on Saturday night when 21-year-old Callum Harper won the Tasmanian V8 Super Sedan Championship. Harper, from Hellyer Beach, became one of the youngest drivers in the 45-year history of the event, but also the first third-generation driver to win a state title in any category of speedway racing.
The second-year driver is the son of son of reigning Australian champion Jarrod Harper, who did not race, and grandson of the late Neville Harper. His first state title saw young Harper taking the family tally to 11 Tasmanian championships, with Neville having won a record six titles and Jarrod claiming four.
In typical Harper tradition, Harper won the 40-lap final after qualifying on pole position and leading from green light to chequered flag. In tricky conditions on a slick, dry, hard and abrasive track, he found the best set-up to preserve the punishment on his tyres, with six contenders dropping out during the race after all puncturing right rear rubber. Harper paid tribute to his pit crew and his father after the victory. "It's been a pretty steep learning curve for me, but I've had a great coach in my Dad," he said.
Defending champion Wayne Randall, from Queensland, also relished the challenging conditions and started on the front row alongside Harper in the final before eventually finishing second. However it was reigning national Super Sedan Series champion Brad Smith, of Devonport, who was the early challenger after starting brilliantly behind Harper from grid three to keep the youngster under pressure. Randall slipped to third, with former two-times Australian champion Kevin Purton, of Deloraine, in tow.
As Harper started to open a break, Smith was the first of many to retire with tyre dramas after a right rear puncture ended his challenge on lap 22. Launceston's Adam Beechey, Hobart veteran Leon Cleary and Devonport duo Grant Hopkins and Ethan Cole all retired in succession over the next 15 laps with blown tyres, as Harper continued to maintain a handy gap on Randall.
Purton made several challenges for second in the dying laps, before his right rear tyre also gave up three laps from the chequered flag. Harper went on to win from Randall, with former state champion Steve Latham, of Hobart, inheriting third place after Purton's demise.
On the same program, New Norfolk teenager James Nolan scored a convincing win in round nine of the Junior Sedan Championship Series after narrowly qualifying on pole position for the 15-lap final following three very even heats. Although he had to work hard in the heats, Nolan jumped away in the final, leaving Hobart's Nathan Russell, who finished second after dropping back to fourth at one stage, and Mole Creek driver Josh Stephens, eventually third, in his wake.
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RESULTS – Mercury Newspaper Tasmanian V8 Super Sedan Championship – Heat one: B Smith, 1; W Randall, 2; D Nichols, 3. Heat two: A Beechey, 1; L Cleary, 2; S Latham, 3. Heat three: C Harper, 1; W Randall, 2; K Purton, 3. Heat four: S Hughes, 1; C Harper, 2; S Latham, 3. Final (40 laps): J Harper, 1; W Randall, 2; S Latham, 3.
Central Steel Junior Sedan Championship Series (round nine) – Heat one: J Nolan, 1; J Stephens, 2; J Crossin, 3. Heat two: N Russell, 1; J Nolan, 2; L Saltmarsh, 3. Heat three: J Crossin, 1; N Russell, 2; J Stephens, 3. Final (15 laps): J Nolan, 1; N Russell, 2; J Stephens, 3.
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After we've moved to the UK, one of the things we missed most is Chinese food. We even miss food that we hardly eat in our home country, such as Dim Sum.
Dim Sum, or Chinese Dumplings, was created in South China by Cantonese. It is a bit like French's Petite Four, delicate small portions made to impress. Normally families will gather together on a Sunday morning for Dim Sum, or what we call Yam Cha (meaning 'drink tea' - originally the main thing was to drink tea while having one to two containers of Dim Sum to go with the tea). In Hong Kong, our family hardly do that, unless it was for special occasions.
Dim Sum has become popular in the UK. Every time we go Yam Cha, we see a lot of locals in the restaurants, but only a few ate Dim Sum. Most of those who was having Dim Sum sat with a few Chinese who introduced them to it. So without a Chinese to guide you through, you will most likely not try Dim Sum out, as there are so many of them, and some are classed as delicacies (you might ended up with chicken feet on your table!)
Last weekend, we went to Yam Cha while we met up with my brothers and their family, and to our surprise, they have a brand new, local friendly menu on the table.
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Menu from Wing Wah Restaurant, Birmingham
With this new menu, anyone can order Dim Sum without much problems.
The basics that will most likely appear on the table:
- A2 Pork and Prawns Dumplings
- A1 King Prawn Dumplings (or just normal Prawns)
- A7 Tofu Roll with Oyster Sauce - minced pork and prawn, carrots and Shitake mushrooms wrapped in fried tofu skin, coated with oyster sauce
- A9 Roast Pork Buns - pork is roasted with a thick honey sauce, stuffed inside a white, slightly sweetened bun
- B26-32 Rice Rolls - a thin layer of steamed rice flour 'pancake' with fillings inside, dipped in sweetened soya sauce)
- B38 Pan Fried Turnip Paste - actually grated Mooli, mixed with bits of Chinese sausages, dried shrimps and Shitake mushrooms, steamed and then fried
- B42 Fresh Cream Egg Tarts - actually milk custard tarts, much crispier and lighter than the ones you get from a local bakery
Other favourites I'll recommend:
- A8 Glutinous Rice in Lotus Leaf - has lots of ingredients inside including chicken, Chinese sausage, Shitake mushrooms, etc in a flavoursome sauce. The rice is fairly sticky though which I find some of the locals can't really accept
- A10 and A12 Egg Custard Buns - 12 is the fried version, which I love!
- A11 Minced Pork Dumplings - Shanghai mini dumplings, very juicy inside
- A13 Steamed Butter Sponge Cake - vanilla cake, although steamed, it's light and airy
- B33 Minced Prawn in Pastry - more like crispy battered minced prawn, served with salad cream
- B34 Deep Fried Squid - served with sweet and sour sauce
- B36 Crispy Tofu Roll with Chive - like A7, but without the sauce and deep fried
- B37 Meat and Prawn Croquette - I wouldn't call it croquette to be honest, the skin is quite thick and quite chewy, I'm guessing it is made of glutinous rice flour. It is delicious, but again, some people can't stand the chewiness from glutinous rice or flour.
- B41 Roast Pork Puffs - like A9 but in a puff pastry
So if you are ever interested in trying out Dim Sum in a Chinese Restaurant, give my guide a try and let me know what you think!
If you are worried about quality and affordability:
Glamorous Restaurant - Manchester
Yang Shing - Manchester
Wing Wah Restaurants - Birmingham, Nuneaton, Wolverhampton, Burton, Coventry
If you don't live anywhere near these towns/ cities, try those that has a Chinese superstore connected to the restaurant, they are normally quite good.


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Wall Street Journal interview with Michael Dubin on his secret to viral video success
In November, the company was still expanding. They raised $9.8 million in funds for international expanding.


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Barbie in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition: Is She the Ultimate Sex Object?/
You may have heard or seen Barbie's latest gig: modeling in Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition. As part of this #Unapologetic campaign, the doll "authored" a post explaining why she decided to "join the legendary swimsuit models."
The word "model," like the word "Barbie®," is often dismissed as a poseable plaything with nothing to say. And yet, those featured are women who have broken barriers, established empires, built brands, branched out into careers as varied as authors, entrepreneurs and philanthropists. They are all great examples of confident and competent women.
That strikes me as true, but it ignores an important point: those confident and competent women have also chosen to blatantly portray themselves as sexual objects when they suggestively pose in the nude or near-nude. That's their prerogative, but it doesn't come without consequences for themselves and society. The Barbie brand may also have to face the consequences of spending undisclosed amounts of money to associate a child's toy with a brand that "is one step away from Playboy magazine [and] potentially sending the wrong message to girls."
Mattel sounds like it is trying to send a message of female empowerment, but making the doll pose as a sexual object sends the opposite message. Studies show that the sexual objectification of women harms both men and women personally, politically, and professionally. Dr. Caroline Heldman explains why in this TED Talk:
I've said before that I love Barbie. I still do. To me, Barbie has always embodied the traits that I projected upon her when I played with her as a child. These were traits that I saw in my real-life heroines, like strength, kindness, femininity, intelligence, and imagination. They are probably traits shared by many real-life models who choose to be objectified and self-objectify. But I don't see these traits or any other traits I admire reflected in the act of objectification. So no matter how much I love Barbie, I can't help but agree with Digiday's assessment of the move:
For all the "empowered women" hype, the significant professional accomplishments of the actual human women in the legends swimsuit issue will effectually be reduced to a footnote. It is their bodies and their ability to still look hot in a bikini that will be showcased. With Barbie sales slipping significantly, there is a sad irony that Mattel believes her greatest enduring accomplishment is her ability to unapologetically look hot in a swimsuit. ...
Though Mattel asserts that this campaign is not directed at young girls and is, instead, targeted at society at large, Barbie is still a toy for little girls. And don't we give toys to children to allow them to practice roles they might take on in adulthood?
A girl stumbling upon her dad's copy of a Barbie adorned Swimsuit issues displaying photos of the doll in her hand next to dozens and dozens of hyper-sexualized images of scantily clad women (who look quite a bit like her Barbie) might be a bit confused, especially if told those images represent "empowered and accomplished" women. Wardy urges smart parents to flip the script.
"We can be as creative as the marketers and create reframes and deeper perspective to teach our girls and boys how to think critically about the positives and negatives of why images like this were created," she said.
It could be that the Barbie/SI campaign is the right message, but the wrong platform. Women being #unapologetic about being beautiful and accomplished is one thing. But beautiful and accomplished and still hyper-sexualized objects is something else entirely.


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This Mission Revival residence on an established block in Santa Barbara is a landmark in its own right.
The grand residence heads a line of five historic houses known as Crocker Row. The single-family homes were built as a cohesive unit by William Crocker, who vacationed there and financed them as rentals. The house looks straight out of the 1890s, having been maintained and modernized while preserving its significant details.
But, to locals, the home is best known for the 340-pound metal statue of a Labrador retriever standing alongside the driveway of the corner lot.
The Dog Statue House, as it is called, has been home to Rover, now named Lucky, since early owners brought him from California to Michigan after the turn of the last century. Over the years, the statue has been broken, painted and even stolen.
Throughout it all, the 4-foot-tall bronze has become a familiar sight, standing sentinel and catching the eyes of passersby. As the seasons turn, the homeowners dress him in appropriate holiday attire.
Among features original to the 4,900-square-foot home are the distinctive windows, wood floors and stonework. There are four bedrooms and six bathrooms. A swimming pool, spa and a cabana are in the backyard.
The more than half-acre property, at 2010 Garden St., is listed at $4.595 million with Colleen Parent Beall of Compass.
There's one catch to a sale, however: The next owners must agree to continue the tradition of dressing up the dog.
This occasional feature celebrates Southern California's architectural heritage through homes built before 1950.


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Message: Hello Jurgen, I saw your recent message on 'Afterlives' re Meltdown books (and DVD's) still being available. I've recently discovered 20 copies of the Meltdown book which I happy to pass on free of charge to our former colleagues who would like another copy. The books are available now for personal callers to collect a copy from the Motorcast Security office ('car park' site). If you are happy with this, perhaps you would kindly post a message on 'Afterlives' accordingly. I'm not sure what the demand will be, but, should you agree to the proposal, I have asked our security officers to restrict the issue to one copy per caller. (As they say in Morrisons, once these have gone, they've gone!). I'm a regular reader of 'Afterlives' and would like to thank you for kindly agreeing to continue running the site for all of us. Pending the sale, Motorcast still remains with Hydro at present and Martin Ullrich continues as a a Director, but he doesn't visit Leeds very often these days (although I still have regular phone/email contact with him). I'm currently still doing an hour or so a week for Motorcast too. Once again, thank you for your continuing support with keeping 'Afterlives' alive. My best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Kind regards Phil
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Free Milk Bone Dog Treats
Yesterday I posted a deal here on how you can get free Milk Bone dog treats. Well the $2 off coupon hit its print limit. Well there is another coupon below for $2 off Milk Bone Essentials.
I would suggest calling your local Petsmart to check and see if they are on sale for $2 by you before you head over there.
Milk Bones Essentials Coupons – Expired
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A charity triathlon in memory of a little girl who died of a rare form of cancer is helping to raise thousands of pounds.
The Amazing Grace 5 Day was staged at Druridge Bay Country Park last month, featuring a one-mile swim in Ladyburn Lake, a 30-mile bike ride and a 5k walk.
The event was held in honour of Grace Eames, who was only five years old when she died of PPB (Pleuropulmonary Blastoma).
The fund-raiser has been held over the last six years and has helped to collect more than £11,000 for the children's cancer unit at Newcastle's RVI hospital and Sunderland-based Grace House North East children's hospice. This year's event has helped to collect more than £1,200.
Margy Hopes, who is involved with the event, said: "I would like to take this opportunity to say a huge and sincere thank you to all family and friends who supported and sponsored the Amazing Grace 5 Day.
"The event is always a very emotional day, especially for Grace's mum and dad, Christine and Simon."


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Government One-for-one Plus One-for-zero A Perfect Fit
Farmers of North America Strategic Agriculture Institute (FNA-STAG) is pleased to hear about the Government of Canada's recently announced plans to reduce red tape, coming from the Governments Red Tape Reduction Commission report. The January 20, 2012 announcement highlighted the Government's intention to reduce red tape from farm businesses by "requiring the removal of at least one regulation each time a new one is introduced that imposes administrative burden on business". This announcement comes on the heels of a complementary December, 2011 U.S. – Canada border announcement that included possible simultaneous submission and joint review of pesticide applications in order … Continue reading Government One-for-one Plus One-for-zero A Perfect Fit


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Automated Fingerprint Identifiction System (AFIS) for Criminal Record Division (CRD) of Sri Lanka
Product Description
The Automated Finger Print Identification System (AFIS) was developed for the Criminal Records Division (CRD) of the Criminal Investigations Department of the Sri Lanka Police by Theekshana (UCSC University of Colombo) in 2012, under the supervision of ICTA Sri Lanka.
The new software solution has been deployed for approximately one year, and is capable of matching fingerprints in the core database of 2 million prints, with an accuracy of almost 99.9% for Ten Print identifications and 60% for Latent Print matching.
Jurors' Evaluation:
The AFIS system provides an efficient software solution for fingerprint identification and storage for the Sri Lanka Police. Use of the system does not require significant technical knowledge to operate and also provides an easy "cut and paste" option to transfer manual rolled fingerprint records into the database with ease. The system represents a quantum leap in fingerprint identification when compared to the manual identification system that was previously used by the Police Department.
The AFIS based fingerprint searches are faster, allow searches across larger pools of potential perpetrators and the system assists in marking key identification features of matched prints. The System has the potential to revolutionize crime investigation in Sri Lanka providing a clearer evidence base to solve crimes and apprehend criminals. Additionally, the innovation of tracking emerging trends and patterns of criminal activity and enabling GIS based spatial location of crimes will provide the police with data on "hot spots" and can encourage proactive policing to prevent crimes.
Producer : Theekshana, The UCSC Company
Producer URL : http://www.theekshana.lk
Product Description
The Lanka Government Payment Service (LGPS) is one of the key components of the Lanka Gate initiative. The mandate of Lanka Gate is the development of a comprehensive collection of software infrastructure and systems to provide citizens direct access to electronic information and services and facilitate electronic transactions in Sri Lanka.
The first-ever transactional service with on-line payments was launched in Sri Lanka in 2009 enabling vehicle owners of the Western Province to obtain their revenue licenses. The LGPS was developed based on the success of this service and provides multiple payment options through a single integrated payment point for making electronic payments to the government. Three commercial banks and a mobile service provider are among the ones who have come on board and LGPS is currently working with other banks and organizations to integrate payments. A Payment Reconciliation Module has been developed to enable the daily reconciliation of payments as required for government transactions.
Jurors' Evaluation:
This platform was identified as a unique initiative that enables on-line payments to government institutions for the first time in Sri Lanka. In the absence of this integrated payment point, each government department would need to create its own on-line payment interface, which would be costly and inefficient. The system has been deployed for more than one year and is currently used by three commercial Banks, a mobile service provider, the Lotteries Board and the Departments of Examinations, Wildlife and Railways. The Juror's saw the platform as a very important foundation for the Government of Sri Lanka as it moves forward to provide cost-effective access to services directly to citizens.
Producer :
- Director General's Office of Merchant Shipping
- Department of Examinations
- Colombo Municipal Council
- Department of Motor Traffic, Western Province
- Department of Wild-life Conservation
Producer URL : https://lgps.lankagate.gov.lk
Contact : 0112369099
Official Website For Yala National Park
Product Description
The official website for Yala National Park offers a virtual view of Sri Lanka's most well- known wildlife park. The website takes a multi-faceted approach providing facts and images and a well-planned nexus for providers of related services like safari jeeps, lodges etc. The site is also linked to a special social media page that allows visitors to share their experiences and create a dialogue that promotes responsible tourism. It also highlights problem areas that require the formal intervention of the Wildlife Department.
The website also is a platform for the Wildlife Department to undertake the challenging task of managing the park through a partnership between the department and the private sector.
Jurors' Evaluation:
The website is first and foremost extremely pleasing with its eye-catching wildlife photographs and its clean, neat layout. It draws in the viewers immediately and provides a wide range of information, while establishing itself as a principled advocate for wildlife conservation. The site contains key service information, including data on other national parks, and a detailed map of the park to help visitors to plan their visit. A guide for responsible behavior provides a code of conduct and standards of behavior explaining the scientific reasoning behind these rules and regulations. There is a hotline for reporting incidents of inappropriate behavior and an easy access to its social media pages. The site serves as a central on-line booking platform for reserving bungalows, safaris and even booking your entry ticket. A well planned, well executed website with both commercial and idealistic interests.
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Laura Ingraham Masturbates On The Radio
Radio talk show host and self proclaimed conservative diva, Laura Ingraham fondled herself in public again. Laughing her way around the country on her book promotion tour, the opinionated purveyor of right wing nuttiness screeched her harpy harangues over the airwaves to her own great joy and satisfaction.
Not only did her lewd behavior entertain her faithful fan base, but it also allowed her a venue from which she could launch attacks on liberals because of the way they look, sweat, smell or sound. Her weapons of shrieks and cheap shots keep everyone in stitches.
If Laura thinks she's a wit, she may be half right.
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Lakeshore Community Cash is an easy online gifting program that can be used just like cash at over 70 local businesses. This program keeps money in our community and promotes local gift giving. Shop Muskegon!
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Part of the precipitate joke
A chemistry professor couldn't resist interjecting a little philosophy into a class lecture. He interrupted his discussion on balancing chemical equations, saying, "Remember, if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate!"
(A solution in chemistry is a liquid containing dissolved substances. Precipitates are solid particles in a solution that arise as a result of a chemical reaction. The sentence makes perfect sense because precipitates in a liquid are not considered part of a solution because they are not dissolved.)


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Festive Fun at the Wishing Tree Play Cafe
Our wonderful Santa will be paying a special visit to the Wishing Tree with two Christmas events on Sunday 17th December for Breakfast with Santa 11am-1pm and Afternoon Tea with Santa 2 - 4pm
You and your little ones can enjoy a delicious Breakfast or Afternoon tea, Christmas treats, scrummy hot chocolates and mulled wine( non alcoholic )!!
The man in red ...Santa.... will share some christmas stories, lead a sing along and spread some christmas cheer. His little Elf helpers will be on hand to entertain with dancing, christmas games, glitter tattoos and christmas crafts.
There will be time set aside for photos with Santa at the end of the event.
The events are for children aged 1 – 5yrs.
All children will receive a small Christmas gift from Santa!
Tickets are £10.95 per child and £6.95 for 7m - 11m and 6m and under go free
Adults are FREE.
Tickets must be booked and paid for on the eventbrite link. There is a Booking fee with eventbrite.


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WinGo games invites you to visit our booth at Spiel'17. Booth number is 7F102 located in Hall7 of the main Exhibition Hall. You are welcomed to schedule a meeting with us via firstname.lastname@example.com or contact your sales representative directly, may you just drop by and chat with us when you are convenient.
WinGo is going to release Designer's Kit at Spiel'17 as well, we have prepared 100 sets DK samples for registered customers who come over and pick from our booth.Due to limited stocks,other customers who may also interested,would be requested to pay for it.
Meanwhile,three different materials of cube sets are going to sell at our booth,which are transparent acrylic /wooden/shiny color.
Wingo is appreciated the chance to talk face to face with you, and looking forward to help your games come true.
WinGo Games Industry Ltd
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KAMLOOPS - With a provincial election just around the corner, B.C.'s Health Ministry has received an increase in funding in the 2017-2018 provincial budget, and it's going to have an impact on Kamloops residents.
Kamloops-North Thompson MLA and provincial Health Minister Terry Lake says this new funding will help Kamloops' health care system continue to grow.
"We know that access to primary care in Kamloops has been a challenge," Lake says. "Our budget increase will include initiatives around primary care and already we started that in Kamloops."
Lake says this is the largest dollar amount increase ever in the health budget, which adds up to an increase of $4.2 billion over three years.
Some of that, he says, will be going toward primary care intiatives across the province, including here in Kamloops. Work has already been started to address the doctor shortage in the city, including the opening of the primary care clinic at the North Shore Health Sciences Centre.
"We'll be opening the downstairs part of (the clinic), which will include nurse practitioners that will be able to see patients," Lake says. "The Northills Health Centre is under construction and should be open by the end of March, early April."
The additional funding could also help with recruiting general practitioners to Kamloops long-term, he says.
"There are a lot of different elements that help to recruit physicians and other health professionals," Lake says. "This extra funding and the initiatives on primary care will be helpful. "We're going to have a brand new $417-million patient care tower, that's going to be very attractive for health care professionals."
Lake is referring to the recently approved tower planned to be developed at Royal Inland Hospital.
He points out the solution isn't just about finding a way to attract doctors, it's about keeping them in Kamloops. He's optimistic the city will become the new model for primary care systems across the province.
"We need new models for primary care and Kamloops is really on the forefront of this with the North Shore Health Sciences Centre and the Northills Health Centre," Lake says. "These will be the new paradigm for many aspects of primary care where you have integrated health care teams... doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, other health care professionals dealing with, not just primary care but the specialized services that people need."
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The official biography of Sir Walter Winterbottom by Graham Morse
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Sir Walter Winterbottom was arguably the most influential man in modern English football. He is best known as the first England team manager, but more than that he was an innovator of modern coaching, sports administrator and a man ahead of his time; a man who had a profound effect on English football and who laid the foundations for England's World Cup success in 1966. Walter managed them all, from Lawton to Charlton, and inspired many to become coaches: Ron Greenwood, Bill Nicholson, Jimmy Hill and Bobby Robson were amongst his disciples and took his gospel to the clubs they managed.
Born in 1913, Winterbottom started out as a teacher and physical education instructor, playing amateur football in his spare time. He was soon signed up by Manchester United, playing 23 first-team games in the 1936-37 season, but a spinal ailment prematurely cut short his playing career. During World War 11 he served as a wing commander responsible for physical training in the Royal Air Force. The FA appointed him as Director of Coaching and England team manager in 1946. He remains the only manager to take the national side to more than two World Cup Finals and was created an OBE in 1963 and a CBE in 1972 before being knighted in 1978. Walter died in 2002 but his legacy continues to inspire many in football today, and in March 2013 the FA unveiled a bust honouring him at National Football Centre at St George's Park..
With interviews and insight from top football names, this book – written by Winterbottom's son-in-law – also draws on personal diaries, photographs and letters. However, this is more than just a biography of one man – it is a story of how modern football came about.
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Legendary comic Jerry Lewis rates one more Las Vegas show: Items from his estate will be up for auction on the Strip later this month. Lewis, who made his home in Vegas for decades, died last August at age 91.
Julien's Auctions of Culver City will raise the gavel June 22 at the Planet Hollywood resort. Sessions will begin at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Pacific time. It's free to go and browse items from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through June 22. Admission is free, but bidders need to register in advance or at the door.
Among the items being auctioned are watches from the classic showman's collection. A gold Cartier watch from the Baignoire collection is expected to fetch an estimated $25,000 to $35,000.
The auction also includes timepieces given to Lewis by Sammy Davis Jr. (expected to sell for $6,000 to $8,000) and his longtime radio, TV and movie partner, Dean Martin ($4,000 to $6,000). The 14-karat gold LeCoultre watch from Martin is inscribed with the words on three lines: "Jerry My Buddy and Pal, I Love You, Dino"
Other items reflect the funnyman's movie and theater wardrobes and props. Collections of custom false teeth and black-rimmed glasses are expected to bring $2,000 to $4,000 each.
Lewis began performing publicly as a child and gained fame after pairing with Martin in 1946. After going their separate ways in 1956, Lewis enjoyed continued success in nightclubs, television and film. His biggest box-office smash, "The Nutty Professor," was released in 1963.
Lewis realized his dream to star on Broadway when he appeared in "Damn Yankees" in 1995. He last performed in public, appropriately, in Las Vegas, in October 2016.
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There are retirement properties, low-income properties, and typical apartment complexes. All of these locations run through the help of good management. Property management software shows managers how to be more productive in their responsibilities. These software products are designed with components that are beneficial.
They work to provide tutorials and other resources to property managers. Unit Connect offers managers property software.Here are some of the benefits of using software for property management:
Unit Connect makes business accessible
One of the detriments to managing a property is paperwork. These properties are essentially businesses and require a lot of notation. Managers can easily spend the majority of there time with documents. Management software for properties from Unit Connect makes business accessible through the internet. Managers no longer have to struggle with mounds of paperwork. All tasks related to properties can be maintained through software offerings.
Commercial or Residential
There are many different types of properties that require managers. Managers work for commercial and residential properties. Some of the responsibilities related to these properties are similar. Managers maintain relationships with lease holders. They also monitor lease payments and property debtors. Management software makes this work easier to perform. Software assists with managing buildings and units hassle-free. You will also have security measures with this software. This makes storing sensitive information efficient and safe.
Administration help for leases
Monitoring and maintaining leases requires administration skills on behalf of management and staff of properties. There is a lot of work that goes into these tasks. Unit Connect provides software that assists managers with administration. Through simple techniques it is possible to store information about leases. You can provide standard policies for all lease holders.


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Saturday, January 12, 2008
i have learned an important lesson this weekend. Dont make important decisions and act on them without consulting with your spouse because he/she could have an incite that you have not even thought about. Always forgive when your forgiveness is requested, and don't go outside the issue when addressing an issue. I am learning how hard it is to be a wife and a parent. I was lied about by two people this weekend and after defending myself I accomplished nothing more than i could have by being quite and letting the truth set me free. My parents are good supports and came bearing dinner to watch the patriots vs the jaguars .... may the patriots never see the superbowl 2008!!!
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- boo4baby said...
I'm sorry, Char. I wish I didn't understand so well about wanting to defend myself and it making matters worse. I am glad you had a good time with your parents watching the game. I pray that this week will be better for you. I love you and will be praying for you. I got on here hoping to see more pictures of that beautiful Addie! Love ya!
- January 13, 2008 at 6:26 PM
- boo4baby said...
Hey girl, it's time to come back out here and play!!!! Miss reading your blog!
- February 8, 2008 at 9:21 AM
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Anytime you have a chart or a table, you should be asking yourself, what is being shown and the data presented.
It is in this chart, a decade's work of data is being displayed.
The next lesson: Identifying Units and Trends in a Chart.
Continue learning.
The following transcript is provided for your convenience.
You see here, 1980 through 1989 and it shows varying amounts of some quantity each year. You have to ask yourself if any trends can be detected and so as you review this chart you will notice that there appears to be a four-year cycle in occurrence. See right here in 1982 we had a pretty high year and so it increased from 1981.
We go to four years down the road to 1986 and we have another high quantity year and that increased from 1985. Then notice in 1982, it decreased and it moved on to 1983 and the same thing happens here in 1986, it decreases as it moves into 1987.
We have highs and lows on this chart that are separated by four-year intervals, so we have a four-year cycle in effect because we have a high in 1982 and a high in 1986, four years apart.
Then we have lows in 1980 and 1984, 1988 all four years apart. This chart only goes to 1989, but if it went to 1990, we could refer that 1990 would be a high year as well and then you should also ask yourself if there is anything remarkable about any of the data points.
It appears here that there was an extremely low point in 1988 and so you want to try and figure out and form a hypothesis of why that is.
Now, this chart isn't very specific. Generally, a chart will have a title and it will have a label for whatever these numbers stand for over here. If you add some more information, you could make an educated guess or a hypothesis about why 1998 was such a low year.
That's the kind of analyzation you want to be doing whenever you're dealing with a chart or a table. You don't want to just be taking the information you're given at face value, you want to be trying to determine why the data is the way that it is.


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Mick Greenbank, Ph.D. is the course instructor for this highly important two-day course for the users and suppliers of activated carbon products and services. Dr. Greenbank did his doctoral work on activated carbon adsorption at Kent State University; his advisor was Dr. Milton Manes. Dr. Greenbank has had a long career focus on activated carbon. Dr. Greenbank provides consulting services to the activated carbon industry and allied technologies. It is recommended that you take other PACS courses on activated carbon, especially PACS course number 149 titled "Activated Carbon Principles, GAED, Practices and Opportunities," to maximize your benefits in this course. However, this course has no prerequisite and is designed for those seeking the best activated carbon for a specific application. PACS provides some 57 different training courses.
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Register by mailing a copy of the COURSE REGISTRATION FORM or an associated CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM. Send it with a payment of $2250 to secure your course attendance. Hotel information and a map will be sent to confirm your registration. Please list your special interest(s) on the registration form. Enrollment is limited to assure your maximum course benefits. On-site PACS courses are available (most PACS courses can be provided at your time and place). Telephone Henry Nowicki or Barb Sherman at 1.724.457.6576 if you need further information. PACS also provides laboratory testing and consulting services.
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The RAF(& USAAF) is getting pounded by very concentrated flak over Weisbaden, the latest Squadron has been wiped out. General Britt visits Gallagher to tell him that RAF Air Vice Marshal Kingsford is out for Gallagher's head, the target must be destroyed or Britt will replace Gallagher. On the next mission the 918th looses 11 aircraft out of 21. It turns out that there is a radar directed Fire Control Station in the area. A team of 8 British commandoes, led by Major Mallory will parachute in and blow it up. After dropping the commandoes, Gallagher's B-17 is shot down, his co-pilot is killed, and only he and Komansky meet up with the commando unit. One of the commandoes, Pte. Cane is badly wounded by a German patrol and is left behind with an ""interrogation pill"" which is really an ""L(eathal) pill"". Mallory makes it clear to Gallagher that he and Komansky are unwelcome ""glamour flyboys"". Mallory, his remaining 6 commandoes, Gallagher & Komansky head to the home of Kurt von Heurtzel a Ge
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Welcome to the IETF DISPATCH WG Wiki
The DISPATCH WG in the ART area is chartered to review new work in the ART area. Based on mailing list discussion, if there is sufficient interest, willingness to contribute and WG consensus, new work items are dispatched in various ways depending upon the scope and applicability of the work. Mailing list discussions should focus on the problem statement, objectives and deliverables in the form of a proposed charter. Note, that not all new work items are required to be discussed in the DISPATCH WG - exceptions are items that clearly fit within the chart of an existing WG (in this case those WG chairs should be contacted) and in the case of topics that would clearly require an official Bof (in which case the ADs should be contacted).
The following summarizes the current dispatchment options:
- New work item in DISPATCH WG for registrations only
- New work item in currently chartered WG
- New WG
- IETF official BoF - typically for work items that are of broad interest and potential impact within the ART area and across areas.
- Individual/AD sponsored - for items limited in scope and applicability
IETF-103 Deadlines
- September 21, 2018. Cutoff date for IETF BoF submissions.
- September 28, 2018. Cutoff date to notify the chairs/DISPATCH WG of plans to submit a proposal.
- October 5, 2018. Cutoff for charter proposals (i.e., problem statement and proposed deliverables) for topics posted to the DISPATCH WG mailing list.
- October 12, 2018. Announcement of topics that have been dispatched for IETF-103.
- October 22, 2018. Draft submission deadline.
A complete list of deadlines for IETF-103 is available here: https://www.ietf.org/how/meetings/important-dates/
Working with Deadlines
- If you make the deadlines, you go to the front of the list for agenda time.
- If you miss the deadlines, you go behind "Any Other Business" in terms of priority.
- Please start draft names with: draft-name-dispatch-
DISPATCHed Topics
The following summarizes the work items that have been dispatched or are in the process of being dispatched. Please note that this is *not* a complete summary of the topics discussed in DISPATCH, but rather the items that have been put forth for discussion at the meetings and/or agreed to be progressed. The status of the work items still underway is periodically posted to the DISPATCH WG mailing list. Please note that up-to-date charters are available on the DISPATCH or topic specific mailing list (s).
IETF-102 topics
- HELIUM: Discussion to continue on DISPATCH WG mailing list.
IETF-101 topics
- JSON Content Rules: Discussion to continue on ART list.
- Defining Well-Known URI: WG interest. New mini-WG proposed. Proponents to work with ADs on charter.
- New Media Stack: Discussion to continue on a new dedicated mailing list.
IETF-100 topics
- i18n - Internationalization (Again): Discussion to continue on ART list. ADs to consider how to progress documents.
- E2E Secure Messaging for SIP/SIMPLE: WG interest. Problem statement to be posted. ADs to decide how to progress.
- Zstandard compression: Agreed to be progressed as AD sponsored.
IETF-99 topics
- ECMAscript Media type updates: Dispatched to DISPATCH WG
- DNS Over HTTPS: DOH WG chartered.
- Web Packaging: Discussion to continue on mailing list.
- Document: https://github.com/WICG/webpackage
IETF-98 topics
- Path MTU Discovery (PMTUD) for RTP/RTCP: Will not be progressed.
- Web Linking: Discussion to continue on mailing list.
- Q.850 Reason Location: Dispatched to SIPCORE WG.
- Cryptographic Update to DKIM: New mini WG proposed. Discussion to continue on mailing list.
IETF-97 topics
- VoIP Spam: Dispatched to SIPCORE WG.
- Regular Expressions for Email: WG interest. ADs to determine how to progress.
IETF-96 topics
- Glass to Glass Internet Ecosystem (GGIE): Interest in proponents refining work. More discussion needed.
- Signalling one-click functionality for list email headers: Agreed to be progressed as AD sponsored.
- Using a DNS SRV Record to Locate an X.509 Certificate Store: Proposed as AD sponsored. Discussion underway.
IETF-95 topics
Agenda: https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/95/agenda/dispatch/
- Best Practices for Securing RTP Media Signaled with SIP: SIPBrandy WG chartered.
- IANA Registration of SIP Resource- Priority Namespace for Mission Critical Push To Talk service: Proposed as AD sponsored.
- Last Diverting Line Identity: Needs more discussion.
IETF-94 topics
Agenda: https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/94/agenda/dispatch/
- An Opportunistic Approach for Secure Real-time Transport Protocol: WG interest. Needs more discussion.
IETF-93 topics
Agenda: https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/93/agenda/dispatch/
- GEOJson: GEOJSON WG chartered.
- FFV1/Matroska: Proposed CELLAR WG.
- Location Source Parameter:
- Via header field parameter for received realm: Agreed to be progressed as AD sponsored.
- Selection of Language for Internet Media (SLIM): SLIM WG chartered.
IETF-92 topics
Minutes: https://www.ietf.org/proceedings/92/minutes/minutes-92-dispatch
- Routing out of dialog requests: Needs more discussion.
- GEOJson: see IETF-93
- Calling name identity Trust (CNIT): Revised charter required.
- Charter proposal: http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/cnit/current/msg00178.html
- VRS purpose for the Call Info header: Needs more discussion
- Cause URI for service number translation. Agreed to be progressed as AD sponsored (Shepherd: Mary Barnes)
IETF-91 topics
- Correlation of multiple responses of forked INVITES in Back to Back User Agents: Needs more discussion.
IETF-90 topics
- Webpush: WEBPUSH WG chartered.
- SIP URI Inter Operator Traffic Leg (IOTL) parameter: AD sponsored. Published as RFC 7549
- Mobile Equipment Identity (MEID) URNs: Agreed to be progressed as AD sponsored.
IETF-89 topics
- OpenBTS: Needs more mailing list discussion and a firmer proposal of problems being solved and deliverables.
- Proposal: http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/dispatch/current/msg05233.html
- References:
- Architecture Diagram
- Source code: https://wush.net/trac/rangepublic
IETF-88 topics
- SDP negotiation of Data Channel sub-protocols: Dispatched to MMUSIC WG.
IETF-87 topics
No topics dispatched. See mailing list for some of the topics that were proposed: http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/dispatch/current/msg04969.html
IETF-86 topics
- SIP/XMPP: STOX WG chartered
- Logging: General support for adopting this work. Dispatched to INSIPID WG.
- Related documents:
- draft-dawes-dispatch-logme-reqs
- Related documents:
- SIP Usage for Trickle ICE: Dispatched to MMUSIC WG.
- BFCP over websockets: Dispatched to BFCPBIS WG.
- Related document: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-pascual-dispatch-bfcp-websocket-00
- MSRP over Websockets: Agreed to be AD sponsored (Shepherd: Mary Barnes).
- Related document: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-pd-dispatch-msrp-websocket-00
IETF-85 topics
- Indicating Fax over IP Capability in SIP: AD sponsored. Published as RFC 6913
- Telephone-Related Queries (TERQ): General support for adopting this work. Charter requires updating.
- Related document: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-peterson-terq/
IETF-84 topics
- Combined Use of SIP and XMPP (CUSAX): AD sponsored. Published as RFC 7081
IETF-83 topics
- SIP Traversal Required for Applications to Work (STRAW): STRAW WG chartered.
- Media Stream Signaling (MESS): Dispatched to AVTEXT WG
- Telephone-Related Queries (TERQ): See IETF-85.
IETF-82 topics
- Remote Call, Device Control: Post-IETF-82 decision not to charter.
- (Original) Charter: http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/dispatch/current/msg03778.html
- Referencing and Verifying User Attributes: Interest in topic. Discussion to continue on the mailing list.
IETF-81 topics
- Session-ID: INSIPID WG chartered.
- Load Balancing: WG interest but needs more discussion.
- BFCP for UDP: BFCPBIS WG chartered.
- Global Service Provider Identification Number: Agreed to be progressed (likely as AD sponsored). Ongoing discussion should be on RAI area list (as opposed to DRINKS or DISPATCH).
- SIP Action Referral: This work item was dispatched to SPLICES WG for discussion for IETF-80 (and was also discussed there at IETF-81). However, the scope seems to be broader, thus after a discussion on the RAI area list, the ADs moved the topic back to DISPATCH. See Remote Device, Call Control @ IETF-82.
IETF-80 topics
- Q4S (on agenda): No interest in chartering this work.
- Reason header in responses: AD sponsored. Published as RFC 6432
- RTCWEB: RTCWEB WG chartered.
- VIPR: VIPR WG chartered.
- SIP Action Referral: See IETF-81.
- SIP Interconnect guidelines: No interest in chartering this work.
IETF-79 topics
- DTMF Info: No WG interest in this work.
- Telepresence: CLUE WG chartered.
- BFCP for UDP: See IETF-81
IETF-78 topics
- Session-ID: See IETF-81
- Telepresence: See IETF-79
- VIPR: See IETF-80
- TEL URI WG proposal: No interest in adopting this work as is. The recommendation is to go back to the general problem and describe the use cases such that an optimal solution can be developed.
IETF-77 topics
- E.164 to Metadata (E2M). BoF.
- BoF meeting minutes: http://www.ietf.org/proceedings/10mar/minutes/e2md.txt
IETF-76 topics
- Session Recording: SIPREC WG chartered.
- Domain Registration: MARTINI WG chartered (completed deliverables, closed March 9th, 2011)
- Disaggregated Media: SPLICES WG chartered.
- Alert-URNs: SALUD WG chartered.
- Reason in Response: see IETF-80.
- SIP-XMPP: XMPP WG consensus not to charter this work (at IETF-80)
- Proposed SIXPAC charter: http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/dispatch/current/msg02699.html
- SIP Overload: SOC WG chartered.
IETF-75 topics
- Sound level indicator (for conferences): Work item added to AVT WG charter.
- Codec: CODEC WG chartered.
- Common Log Format: SIPCLF WG chartered.
- Call Control User-to-User Information: CUSS WG chartered.
- Profile datasets (related to SIP configuration - from SIPPING WG): Work item removed from DISPATCH WG charter due to lack of interest.
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Deaf Fresh Crew
As fate would have it, just as I'm looking to meet all the new visitors with some posts worth bookmarking, calamity strikes. The "LCD Soundboard for Losing My Edge" post has created a deluge of traffic, seeing as every hipster worth his LiveJournal is linking to it. So what happens? Right as I'm looking to embark upon a strict post a day regimen, I blow out an eardrum. I'm not sure if it was due to diving too deeply too quickly, getting a bad cold on vacation, or blowing my nose loud enough to be mistaken for a Dizzy Gillespie impersonator, but something ruptured and I'm at 50% hearing. We've posted some kooky shit on here before, but I assure you this is all true.
Writing an MP3 blog with hearing in only one ear is a bit like asking One-Eyed Pirate Pete to review a 3D movie. If the damage is permanent I might hang up my shingle for good purely out of spite. In the meantime, maybe I'll switch over to a guest blogger format, review some spoken word (!), or just hope everyone else carries the weight (hint, hint). Just so you know in case you're wondering why we're dark for a while.
The good news is that Flavor Flav was on my return flight home. Saw him on the plane pissing off everyone in first class by pretty much refusing to sit down for the entirety of the flight. Caught him at baggage check and shook his hand. It was very cool of him to pal around with and take pictures with all the uniformed enlisted men and women on leave from Iraq; and yes, he does wear a clock even in his personal life. Dude is never off. The only problem with having him on the flight was my realization that if the plane went down, the headline would read "Flavor Flav Dies in Airline Disaster". I'm guessing a lot of my friends would have heard about it on TV or the Internet and would go, "Damn, Flavor Flav died?". Then a little later phone calls would go out and word would get round that I too would have perished, and everyone would be all, "Wow, Miggy died too? I can't believe he's dead". Then later in the day my friends would be all somber and reflective and go, "I can't believe Flavor Flav is really gone".


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I Van Morrison SECC. Finnieston Quay. 248 3000. £13.11 1 . Tickets from Just the Ticket, Virgin. Union Street. 2264679. To be referred to in hushed. reverent terms for years to come. However. although Morrison's comprehensive influence on many of today's lesser popsters shouldn't be undervalued. it's also worth remembering that Astral Weeks wasn't his only album. and that these days he's even known to have become a tad boring on occasion. Still. isn't the SE('(' becoming an extremely trendy hangout these days. I Glasgow Songwriters Blackfriars. Albion Street. 552 5924. 10pm. Free. Solos.duos and trios from the co-operative.
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I The Hideaway Blues Band Curlers. 256 Byres Road. 334 1284. 9pm. Free. Residency. See Fri 23.
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I Nobody's Business Bannerman's. Niddry Street. 556 3254. 9pm. Free. Residency. Friendly blues band.
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I Martin Burns Henderson's. Hanover Street. 225 2131. Free.
I Live music Green Tree. Cow-gate. 225 1294. Free. Blues.
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I Engine Biko Bar. Queen Margaret Union. University Gardens. 339 9784. 8pm. Free. Students and guests. Bluesy rock from some spirited scousers.
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I Rollin' Joe and the Jets Curlers. 256 Byres Road. 334 1284. 9pm. Free. Residency. Fifties rock'n'roll.
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Those who are not cordial have certain peculiar characteristics. They have a habit of negating things irrespective of whoever talking to them. They derive a sadistic pleasures by talking to people in arrogant ways. These type of personalities are generally not liked in society and people avoid them.
Have you come across such people? What your opinion about them?


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Walking Blindly
With a high roll this man is your greatest ally. With a low roll, well good luck with that.
The average barkeeper is a happy man that is willing to help always? Wrong! There grisly, angry men who want nothing more than to get your coins and to get you drunk.


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