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A/Prof Reesa Sorin ~ Associate Professor
College of Arts, Society & Education
- About
- Interests
- Professional
- Queensland Management Committee Member, Early Childhood Australia (2010 - 2015)
- Administrator and Member, Far North Early Childhood Network (2005 - 2015)
- Management Committee, Cairns Art Society (2009 - 2011) and Arts Nexus (2011 - 2013)
- President and Member, Early Childhood Australia, Far North Queensland Branch (2010 - 2015)
- Research
- Arts-based, multimodal methods for research, learning and teaching in early childhood
- Fear and emotional literacy in early childhood
- Environmental understanding and sustainability through the arts in early childhood
- Dogs in the learning environment
- Conceptualisations of childhood
- Member, Language and Culture Research Centre, James Cook University
- Member, Centre for Research & Innovation in Sustainability Education, James Cook University
- Teaching
- Early Childhood Education and Care 1 and 2
- Arts Education for Primary School; Arts Education in Early Childhood: ED3194, ED3094
- Professional Studies: ED2491; ED3093/ 3193/ 3293
- Research in Early Childhood Education - ED5831
- Issues in the Education and Care of Young Children - ED5833
- Coordinator, Early Childhood Education/ Early Childhood Education online - 2000 - 2009
- Coordinator, Master of Education - 2010 - 2013
- Acting Coordinator, Catholic Education - 2014 - 2015
- Coordinator, Early Childhood Education, 2015 - current
- Scenario-based learning; negotiated curriculum; play-based learning
- Experience
- 2013 to present - Associate Professor, James Cook University (Cairns, Qld)
- 2004 to 2013 - Senior Lecturer, James Cook University (Cairns, Qld)
- 2000 to 2003 - Lecturer, James Cook University (Cairns, Qld)
- 1994 to 1999 - Lecturer, University of Wollongong (Wollongong, NSW)
- 1989 to 1999 - Teacher, Illawarra TAFE (Wollongong, NSW)
- 1974 to 1987 - Teacher, Winnipeg School Division (Winnipeg, Canada)
- Research Disciplines
- Specialist Studies in Education (1303)
- Curriculum and Pedagogy (1302)
- Socio-Economic Objectives
- Teaching and Instruction (9302)
- Learner and Learning (9301)
- Education and Training (9399)
Coordinator, Early Childhood Education
Associate Professor Reesa Sorin is an educational professional with a passion for Early Childhood Education and the Arts. Her knowledge of children in society, and of early childhood education today and in the past, is extensive. She is also a talented artist who has had a number of Australian and international exhibitions of her works of art.
A/Prof Sorin has a talent for bringing together not only academics, her postgraduate students, teachers and pre-service teachers - but also community groups, parents, government leaders, businesses and artists. She is founder and Administrator of the Far North Early Childhood Network and is a frequent speaker at educational, arts and community events. She builds enthusiasm around her, and this shows in her students' results and changes in Early Childhood Education practices. It is further demonstrated in successful community arts projects she has initiated, and in her own creative works.
A/Prof Sorin was privileged to be mentored by world-renowned childood advocate, the late Fraser Mustard, and it was from him that she came to appreciate how vitally intertwined are Early Childhood Education, community, and the Arts. Today, her teaching, research and work in the wider community aims to enhance Early Childhood Education through the Arts.
Currently, Reesa Sorin is an Associate Professor Education (Early Childhood, The Arts, Teaching and Learning) at James Cook University, Cairns, Australia. Her PhD, with a thesis "Responding to the Fears of Early Childhood - an Examination of Perception and Practice in Emotion Education", and her Master of Arts (Honours) in Creative Arts and Early Childhood Education were gained at the University of Wollongong in New South Wales, Australia. In her native Canada, she achieved a Bachelor of Arts in English and Psychology, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design and Photography, a Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood Education, and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Art Education.
A/Prof Sorin's extensive body of research and her publications, which are supported by her practical experience as a teacher and an artist, provide inspiration to education professionals around the world. These include papers about Arts-based Methods for Research, Early Childhood Environmental Awareness and Sustainability, Fear and Emotional Literacy, Dogs in the Educational Environment, Emotional Literacy and Conceptualisations of Childhood.
Among many research projects, A/Prof Sorin led a recent collaborative project with educators in Australia, Singapore, Canada and Scotland, which developed and mapped changes in children's understandings, concerns and perceptions of their local, natural environments.
A/Prof Sorin is supervising a number of postgraduate students whose theses are focussing heavily on issues relating to Art, Wellbeing and Sustainability for teachers and students; issues that are close to her heart.
Her voluntary roles include lobbying in the areas of Animal Welfare, Creativity and Child Protection.
A/Prof Sorin is an inclusive lecturer, artist and lobbyist who has an infectious joy for life and creativity that provides inspiration for everyone around her - and has resulted in many heart-warming acknowledgements from those who work with and learn from her.
- Honours
- Awards
- 2015 - Inclusive Community Champion of Cairns Regional Award
- 2011 - Faculty of Arts, Education and Social Sciences Teaching Citation. "For the design and implementation of pedagogies that personalise and humanise the online learning environment."
- 2011 - FAESS Bright Ideas Advanced Research Category, James Cook University
- 2010 - JCU Inclusive Practice Award
- 2009 - JCU Inclusive Practice Award
- Fellowships
- 2013 - Visiting Scholar, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada
- 2013 - Visiting Scholar, James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen, Scotland
- 2013 - The Cairns Institute
- Memberships
- 2015 - Member, James Cook University Cairns Education Society
- 2015 - Education Staff-Student Liaison Committee
- 2015 - Education Teaching and Learning Committee
- 2010 to 2015 - JCU Human Ethics Committee
- 2012 to 2013 - Faculty of Arts, Education and Social Sciences Teaching and Learning Committee
- 2011 to 2013 - School of Education Teaching and Learning Committee
- 2011 to 2013 - JCU Education Committee
- 2011 to 2012 - School of Education Research Committee
- Publications
These are the most recent publications associated with this author. To see a detailed profile of all publications stored at JCU, visit ResearchOnline@JCU. Hover over Altmetrics badges to see social impact.
- Journal Articles
- Caltabiano M, Errington E, Ireland L, Sorin R and Nickson A (2018) The potential of role play in undergraduate psychology training. Asian Journal of University Education, 14 (1). pp. 1-14
- Sorin R and Porter N (2018) Squiddle, the octopus with the unicorn horn: (re)engaging students through creative writing. International Journal of Arts Education, 13 (2). pp. 27-34
- Sorin R and Torzillo M (2018) Play and constructs of childhood. Journal of Playwork Practice, 4 (2). pp. 97-116
- Torzillo M and Sorin R (2018) Dance ANYway: toward a Pedagogic Framework for Teaching Dance. The International Journal of Arts Education, 13 (3). pp. 39-53
- Glade-Wright R and Sorin R (2017) Opportunity to learn to see the world from a new angle: the impact of international art study tours on creative arts students' learning. The International Journal of Arts Education, 12 (2). pp. 19-29
- Haring U, Sorin R and Caltabiano N (2017) Living in the liminal space of dream and reality: children's drawings of the holocaust. The International Journal of Arts Theory and History, 13 (1).
- Haring U, Sorin R and Caltabiano N (2017) To teach and how to teach the Holocaust: that is the question. International Journal of Humanities Education, 15 (1). pp. 19-28
- Sorin R (2017) Home and beyond, but inside not outside: Australian and Singaporean vhildren's depictions of their environment. International Journal of Arts Education, 12 (1). pp. 15-25
- Carson P and Sorin R (2016) Not just playing with clay: symbol mastery for spelling and word comprehension. International Journal of Learner Diversities and Identities, 24 (1). pp. 17-27
- Chigeza P and Sorin R (2016) Kindergarten children demonstrating numeracy concepts through drawings and explanations: Intentional Teaching within play-based learning. Australian Journal of Teacher Education, 41 (5). pp. 64-77
- Haring U and Sorin R (2016) The cyclone as catalyst. Etropic: electronic journal of studies in the tropics, 15 (1). pp. 89-99
- Book Chapters
- Binder M, Sorin R, Nolan J and Chu S (2016) Multimodal meaning-making for young children: partnerships through blogging. In: Understanding Digital Technologies and Young Children: an international perspective. Taylor and Francis, London, UK, pp. 92-111
- More
ResearchOnline@JCU stores 89+ research outputs authored by A/Prof Reesa Sorin from 2001 onwards.
- Supervision
Advisory Accreditation: I can be on your Advisory Panel as a Primary or Secondary Advisor.
These Higher Degree Research projects are either current or by students who have completed their studies within the past 5 years at JCU. Linked titles show theses available within ResearchOnline@JCU.
- Current
- Exploring Differences in Family Education between China and Australia with a Focus on Children's Academic Development in Primary School Years (PhD , Secondary Advisor)
- Emerging from the Dark: Successful Learning Strategies for Three Dimensional Visual Thinkers (PhD , Primary Advisor/AM)
- Home from School Early: Preparatory Year School Suspensions in Queensland (PhD , Primary Advisor/AM)
- Drawing Through Disaster; Young Children's Artwork Responses to Crises. (PhD , Primary Advisor/AM)
- Completed
- Dancing around the edges: dance in the primary school classroom (2017, PhD , Primary Advisor)
- Collaboration
The map shows research collaborations by institution from the past 7 years.
Note: Map points are indicative of the countries or states that institutions are associated with.
- 5+ collaborations
- 4 collaborations
- 3 collaborations
- 2 collaborations
- 1 collaboration
- Indicates the Tropics (Torrid Zone)
Connect with me
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- Location
- A4.138, A4 (Cairns campus)
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Ranchi Junction railway station, station code RNC, is the railway station serving the capital city of Ranchi in the Ranchi district in the Indian state of Jharkhand. Ranchi Station is also the headquarters of the Ranchi division of the South Eastern Railway Zone of the Indian Railway. The Ranchi Junction railway station is connected to most of the major cities in India by the railway network.
Ranchi has trains running frequently to Delhi, Kolkata and Patna. The city is a major railway hub and has four major stations: Ranchi Junction, Hatia Station, Tatisilwai Station and Namkom Station. Many important trains start from Hatia station as well.
There are 6 platforms in Ranchi junction. The platforms are interconnected with two foot over bridges (FOB) and an escalator
Ranchi Junction is located close to the bus terminal and domestic airport providing transport to important destinations of Jharkhand. Automatic ticket vending machines have been installed to reduce the queue for train tickets on the station. The Railway medical unit provides health facilities is located near Muri Junction.
In November 1907, Ranchi was bought on India's Railway map with the Purulia- Ranchi narrow gauge line. In 1911, it was extended up to Lohardaga.
In 2003, the Ranchi division was carved out from the existing Adra railway division of the South Eastern Railway Zone. As of 2012 Ranchi Station is being renovated and developed in the lines of Jaipur railway station. The ceilings of the Unreserved Ticketing System (UTS) and the Passenger Reservation System (PRS) are being beautified with scenery.The facade of the Ranchi station has been improved in February 2012. In Feb 2012 two new platforms were added to the Ranchi station along with mechanical interlocking system.
There are 6 platforms in Ranchi junction. The platforms are interconnected with two foot over bridges (FOB) and an escalator.
About Ranchi:
Ranchi is the capital of the Indian state of Jharkhand, and its third most populous city of the state. Ranchi was the centre of the Jharkhand movement, which called for a separate state for the tribal regions of South Bihar, northern Orissa, western West Bengal & the eastern area of what is present-day Chhattisgarh. The Jharkhand state was formed on 15 November 2000 by carving out the Bihar divisions of Chota Nagpur and Santhal Parganas.
The name Ranchi is derived from the previous name of the Oraon village at the same site, Archi. "Archi" derives from the Oraon word for bamboo grove or stave. According to legend, after an altercation with a spirit, a farmer beat the spirit with his bamboo stave. The spirit shouted archi, archi, archi and vanished. Archi became Rachi, which became Ranchi. One of the historically significant neighborhoods of Rachi is Doranda. Doranda lies between the Hinoo (Bhusur) & Harmoo Rivers, where the civil station, treasury and church established by the British Raj were destroyed by rebel forces during the Sepoy Mutiny.
Ranchi has a hilly topography and its dense tropical forests a combination that produces a relatively moderate climate compared to the rest of the state. During the period of British rule, it was accorded a 'hill station' status. Since that time, rapid population growth and industrialization have caused a marked change in its weather patterns and an increase in average temperature. This has resulted in gradual loss of its eligibility for "hill station" status.
Some trains originate and passes through Ranchi Railway Station:
13425:Malda Surat Express
18312:Varanasi – Sambalpur Express
58662:Hatia – Tatanagar Passenger
18621:Patliputra Express
58651:Ranchi – Lohardaga Passenger
18628:Ranchi – Howrah Intercity Express
58651:Ranchi – Lohardaga Passenger
22892:Ranchi Howrah Intercity Express
18626:Hatia – Patna Express
12832:Dhanbad Garib Rath
18615:Howrah Hatia Express
18613:Ranchi – Chopan Express
15028:Maurya Express
53062:Hatia – Barddhaman Passenger
18623: Rajendar Nagar Bihar Hatia Express


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Reason why celebrity couple Justin Bieber and Sofia Richie broke up
| Updated On: 2016-09-21T00:51:09+05:30 | Location :
Justin Bieber and Sofia Richie have parted ways, after just a month of romance and this couple is out from the love paradise
Sofia Richie, 18, and Justin Bieber, 22, have split and have moved on to see other people. They broke up after their one-month romance, as per recent buzz in the media. Sofia Richie seems to be somber by her looks in Malibu while Justin is seen solo in Germany.
What must have gone wrong after all, as the celebrity duo split after a PDA-filled romance that took them from Mexico to Japan, from sandy beaches to their lavish vacations giving us impression that Justin is in a serious relationship after his split from Selena Gomez.
On Saturday, Sofia was partying at The Nice Guy and during the day she appeared somber at the treats in Malibu, on the 4th annual White Party. And guess who was her plus one? It was Darren Dzienciol, the co-owner of 1OAK and Beacher's Madhouse. Meanwhile, the Sorry singer was spotted in Germany on Monday.
Sources said Justin and Sofia "were never all that serious to begin with", and though they traveled to Mexico together on a PDA-filled trip on August 24, for her 18th birthday, after their return, the duo was not seen together. Justin hasn't even spoken to her lately. Apparently, according to the sources, he headed towards Iceland, in early September on his tour.
Reportedly Justin "is single and ready to date other girls". Well, that's must be nothing new but quite surprising! After he made a big scene by closing his Instagram account for which his fans were upset.
According to HollywoodLife.com, chances are they were not together from the start but Sofia still looked confident while dating and spilled about Justin expressing that their relationship was "very special" and that it is "hard to find" someone like Justin. Justin did ask Sofia to join him on tour on September 15. Ever since the NYFW was over, they aren't working anymore. Poor guys! (Smh)


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In this work on AIDS and the ways in which we do not educate children about it, Silin has created a literary register that can comprehend the many languages of his life: language for what he has learned about the education of young children; language for what he has learned about love and sexuality as a gay man; and, language for what he has learned about life and death in the age of AIDS. Refusing what he calls our "passion for ignorance", Silin wrenches what he knows out of the categories of discretion and avoidance that confine knowledge. He shows us how the early childhood curriculum deploys a false altruism, pretending to protect children from what adults are afraid to talk about. He shows us how we cultivate ignorance in children and in each other by refusing to hear and respond to what they and we already know.Jonathan G. Silin is the author of 'Sex, Death, and the Education of Children: Our Passion for Ignorance in the Age of AIDS', published 1995 under ISBN 9780807734056 and ISBN 0807734055.[read more]
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Wi-Fi as a Service Market Report 2017, Trends, Analysis, Share, Estimates and Forecasts to 2022.
Press Release • Jun 01, 2017 05:47 EDT
However, concerns regarding cloud connectivity & security issues and lack of skilled personnel will hamper the market growth. Proliferation of BYOD and enterprise mobility will provide ample opportunity for the market to grow.
The outdoor user segment is witnessing highest growth rate during the forecast period. Indoor user location segment is accounted for largest market share due to large number of deployments in the education institutions and retail mall. The Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) segment will be growing with the highest share during the forecast period. The transportation and logistics end user segment is witnessed to grow as significant services of Wi-Fi for transportation are provided. North America commanded the largest market share as many companies are investing capital in cloud-based solutions. Asia Pacific is the fastest growing market due to increasing insistence for Wi-Fi services.
Some of the key players in global Wi-Fi as a Service market are ADTRAN, Inc., Aerohive Networks, Inc., Aruba, (A Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company), Bigair Group Limited, Boingo Wireless, Cisco Systems, Fujitsu Limited, Inc., iPass Inc., Mojo Networks, Inc., Rogers Communications Inc., Ruckus Wireless, Inc., Singapore Telecommunications Limited (Singtel), Telstra Corporation Limited, ViaSat Inc., Zebra Technologies Corporation, Nokia Networks, Ubiquiti Networks and Motorola Solutions.
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Services Covered:
• Network designing and planning
• Cloud access point
• Maintenance and support
• Other Services
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• Small and Medium Enterprises
• Large enterprises
Locations Covered:
• Indoor
• Outdoor
End Users Covered:
• Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI)
• IT and telecom
• Healthcare and life sciences
• Government and public utilities
• Retail
• Education
• Logistics and transportation
• Manufacturing
• Travel and Hospitality
• Other End Users
Regions Covered:
• North America
o US
o Canada
o Mexico
• Europe
o Germany
o France
o Italy
o UK
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• Asia Pacific
o Japan
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Because the oven was consumed by the bird all day, I opted for baking my pies yesterday. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I made a traditional pumpkin pie. The recipe calls for Libby's 100% pure pumpkin, found in a can. This is not to be confused with Libby's pumpkin pie mix. Even though the pumpkin is from a can, I still consider the pie from scratch. Baked with a crust I made form scratch, it turned out as the perfect Turkey Day treat.
Pie number two was apple, of course! Instead of a simple classic apple, I chose an apple pie with a twist: Cider Infused Apple Pie. The recipe called for pre-cooking the apples beforehand in a pot with apple cider. By doing this, the apples not only absorbed the flavor of the cider to bump up the flavor of the apples, but it also shrinks the apples some, thus eliminating the space between the filling and the top crust that usually occurs. This apple pie has to be one of the best ones I have ever made. The filling did not overflow and spill out, leading to clean-cut pieces.
Overall, a fantastically successful Thanksgiving. Great food, good company, perfect pies. I hope your day was just as great. Happy Pie!


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A huge family epic, which starts when our heroine is ill, aged and sitting in her lawyers office! It sooo reminded me of the Barbara Taylor Bradford et al TV mini series my mum was addicted to years ago!! Funnily enough, I've never managed to get beyond page 40 of any BTB novel, but I flounced through this in just over a day.
It tells the story of the three founding families of Howbutker in Texas; the Tolivers are cotton farmers, the DuMonts are upmarket shop owners and the Warwicks are timber merchants. They have a long standing pact which involves sending red and white roses to seek and give forgiveness. (It's a major theme through the book, obviously with the title, but I never really thought it was necessary!) Anyway, in 1916, pretty but headstrong, sixteen year old Mary Toliver inherits Somerset from her father over her mother and elder brother. Her family are understandably miffed and it goes downhill from there. Mary gives her life and happiness to save the plantation and her decisions impact on future generations.
Scaling several wars, many deaths and love affairs it is a fabulous holiday read, suspend your disbelief and just wallow in the whole saga and you'll love it!
On a more picky note, I actually found myself disliking virtually every female character, (except Sassie) and saved my special vitriol for Rachel (boo, hiss!!) even when the author tried to redeem her! I thought the male protagonists where far more sympathetic, particularly Percy and I would have liked stronger characterisation of Ollie to avoid him simply being a plot device. It doesn't deserve the comparisons to Gone with the Wind that are used on the cover, either.
However, I still think it's a great beach read, even if the 600+ pages will be heavy in your suitcase!


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NAMPA, Idaho — Eight BYU athletes earned All-America honors while three advanced to final races on Day 1 of the 2012 NCAA Division I Indoor Championships on Friday.
The men's distance medley relay team of Miles Batty, Ryan Waite, Cade Lindahl and Rex Shields finished third in 9 minutes, 36.07 seconds. BYU trailed throughout the race but Batty had an amazing finish and passed four different schools to pull BYU into the top three.
Batty also competed in the mile preliminaries. Looking to defend his national championships, he finished first in his heat and first overall with a time of 4:03.85, setting a new facility record. He will compete in the finals Saturday at 6:15 p.m. MST.
The women's DMR team of Lacey Bleazard, Sarah Edwards, Nachelle Mackie and Katie Palmer also had an impressive race, finishing sixth overall in 11:09.81.
Palmer and Mackie qualified for the finals in the 800m, with Palmer finishing first in her heat and first overall with a time 2:04.42, another facility record. Mackie came in fifth in the preliminaries with a qualifying time of 2:05.16. They will both compete in the 800m finals Saturday at 7:45 p.m. MST.
In BYU's only field event of the day, Victor Weirich represented BYU in the pole vault finals and finished 10th with a height of 5.30m (17 feet, 4.5 inches).
Lindahl and Waite also competed in the 400m and the 800m and finished with times of 46.99 and 1:49.61, respectively. Unfortunately, neither qualified for the final heat in their respective events.
Saturday, not only will Batty be competing in the mile and Palmer and Mackie in the 800m finals, but Christen Guenther will also compete in the women's pole vault finals at 5 p.m. MST. All events will be streamed on ESPN3.
Ashlyn Hewlett is a sports information director with BYU Athletic Communications directly over cross country and men's track & field. She can be contacted at [email protected].


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Is there a place for Lenten fasting in contemporary Catholic spirituality? Yes, argues Carole Garibaldi Rogers, as long as its ultimate purpose is to bring us closer to God:
Following the catechesis in Matthew 6, fasting must be linked to prayer, by which we express love of God, and to almsgiving, by which we express love of neighbor. It must be rooted in an imitation of Jesus in the desert, in a personal acknowledgment of our hunger for God's word and in an awareness of our solidarity with those who hunger for bread.
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Leinster missed the chance to go top of Pro12 as Jason Tovey helped Dragons upset the form book in a 23-13 victory at a wet Rodney Parade on Friday.
Dragons had won just one of their past six Pro12 fixtures to leave them second bottom of the table coming into this clash, but the impressive Ashton Hewitt and Tovey - who contributed 18 points - were on the scoresheet in a terrific first-half showing from the hosts.
Luke McGrath, captaining Leinster for the first time, scored in between those tries and the visitors pushed hard to turn the match on its head after the break.
However, Leo Cullen's men - devoid of the likes of Martin Moore, Isa Nacewa, Mike Ross, Cian Healy and Collie O'Shea - were unable to convert pressure into points in difficult conditions in Wales.
Dragons came flying out of the blocks and Hewitt found space on the outside to touch down in the third minute, only for a Fergus McFadden penalty and a fine solo effort from McGrath to put the visitors ahead.
The home side were then twice denied tries by the television match official, but Dan Leavy went into the sin bin as Leinster felt the pressure.
The numerical advantage paid dividends when Tovey touched down after a superb offload from Rynard Landman, before Tovey nailed a drop-goal to stretch the lead before the break.
McFadden split the posts early in the second half as Leinster applied the pressure, but Dragons soaked up the visitors' attacks and their seven-point lead was restored by Tovey's trusty boot.
Leinster's task was made even more difficult with seven minutes remaining when McFadden went into the bin for a dangerous charge on Sarel Pretorius at the breakdown and Tovey added another late penalty to clinch the win.


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|A cute Southwestern lamp decorates the Maswik Lodge room nightstand.
You do a fine job running all the lodges, concessions, and restaurants at the Grand Canyon. Your employees answer every question with a smile, service is excellent, the food is reasonably priced and reasonably good, and the beds are comfy. David and I are impressed that you do all this so well while making every effort to have your guests conserve natural resources.
We know you're big on saving natural resources because there were signs everywhere telling us how to do that. At every turn and in every corner was a reminder that the world's resources were in our hands.
And, believe me, we took that responsibility seriously.
You asked us to save energy and water by re-using our towels. We hung them up every day. But we just couldn't bring ourselves to follow your other request. You wanted us to tell the housekeeping staff not to make our beds. But, gosh, Xanterra, we were on vacation, after all. We wanted one tiny luxury. We thought maybe you were going a little too far on that one.
No lotion or shampoo found their way into our suitcases when we left. And don't think that was because the shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and soap were mounted on the wall in dispensers. We could've emptied some of that stuff into plastic bags if we'd wanted to. If we'd been energy fools. Which we're not.
And when I needed a shower cap, you kindly gave me one at the front desk. So what if I had to walk several hundred yards from our room in the Aspen building to the Maswik Lodge lobby to get it. It was my energy I was expending, not the world's. (You even let me keep the plastic shower cap.)
When we needed to make some notes, we didn't even look for the pen and note pad that weren't in our room. We dug deep in the briefcase instead to fish out an old napkin to write on. It worked just fine.
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But our contributions didn't end there. When we ate in the cafeteria, you asked us not to use a straw. Wow, that was a tough one, and I've got to confess that David did better at that than I did. But when I read the sign you posted on the table about the schoolbus being full of straws from one day's use, I tried to tough it out.
We're hoping the utility fee for the lights and air conditioning which we gave you every time we ate at Maswik Cafeteria helped compensate for my profligate straw use. We didn't even know it was legal to charge an additional fee for lights we needed so we could see what we were eating, but, there you are. The charge was on every receipt, so I guess you know what you're doing. Sure surprised us though. We just hope it helped make up for the two straws I used.
But, all in all, we felt pretty good about the energy we didn't use while we visited the Grand Canyon. The only thing that bothered us was that you kept asking us to make sacrifices, but y o u never asked what you could do for us to help us conserve the world's resources, too, in our daily lives.
So, David and I tackled that issue and think we have an idea for you. We'd like to see you lower the rate of the $176 plus tax room at the Maswik Lodge North, the rooms you say are refurbished. (Did you do more than add air conditioning 'cause the rooms are really pretty small and not luxurious at all and really look just like the rooms at the $97-a-night Maswik South?) We think you might want to consider lowering the price.
What would happen if you reduced the price to a far more reasonable and realistic $80 per night? Think of the energy people could conserve by not having to work so hard to pay for their hotel room. They could drive fewer miles, use far less gas, and spend lots less money on lattes and lunches to earn the dollars needed for a night at Maswik.
Truly, this idea could revolutionize the world, to say nothing of the hotel industry. And just think about all those schoolbuses filled with extra cash! Extra cash that represents untold quantities of saved natural resources. Yep, we think it's an idea whose time has come.
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The homie Finding Novyon appeared on Go 95.3's GoLocal show last week for a quick interview with Mr. Peter Parker. 2015 is a big year for Novyon, he has already racked up a few notable slots including Soundset 2016 and Revelry Music Festival among others. March 24th figures to be a big night for the budding star, check out the interview above for more on what Novyon's got planned.


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NO, it is not deeply Freudian
Letters used : N, E, A, T, S, L, I, M, D, R, X, O, G, H, U, C, F, V
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Then I'm sailing to France to -e honoured -y the French government.
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New additions to the existing iMac line of devices have surfaced to keep fresh and current. The new iMac entry-level model features a 2.7 GHz Intel i5 Quad-Core processor with Intel Iris Pro graphics, 8 GB of Memory (upgradeable to 16 GB) and 1 TB Fusion Drive. However the higher-end 21.5-inch and both 27-inch iMac feature up to 3.4 GHz Intel i5 Quad-Core processors (configurable to 3.5 GHz Intel i7 Quad-Core processor), memory up to 32 GB and up to 3TB Fusion Drive storage space.
Apple has also added the NVIDIA GeForce 7xx series to its iMac configurations with double the video memory and are 40% faster compared to the previous generations of iMac. Customers looking for the ultimate performance can even swap in the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M with 4GB of GDDR5 to their configuration.
Other upgrades consist of modifying the wireless controller with the next generation 802.11ac Wi-Fi having 3x faster wireless performance and adding support for PCIe-based flash storage which gives a 50% boost in performance compared to the previous generations.
The standard price for the new iMac is between $1299 – $1499 for the 21.5-inch model and $1799 – $1999 for the 27-inch model.
Thank you techPowerUp for providing us with the information.
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The British is still using us for their experiment. The world and the people have become wiser. It only takes a wise person to know that Nigeria was never meant to be forever. It is only the selfishness of the people we call leaders that have been hiding the truth from the youth. Everyday across the world new countries are been created. Why would the case of Nigeria be different. Buhari go to bow to people who make gest of him and his country before a meeting were he will be called up to speak and mocked. Britain laugh at people like you. To get the country split into 4 or 5 is the solution to start developing as nations. Nothing can ever be right again in Nigeria, not education, economy, power or governance. Do you think Chinua Achebe, Wole Soyinka and other Grey hairs are stupid? Enough of the British/Queen Elizabeth/monarchy experiment Buhari knows this but selfishness wouldn't allow him do the right thing. He is only in Britain to weep sentiments for Nigeria to remain as one . Nothing more. With such comments what benefit do you think Nigeria stand to gain from Britain? Absolutely nothing. This is a high powered discussion caught on camera. My people perish for lack of credible, knowledgeable and myopic leader. When Buhari comes back we will go and welcome him for attending such a great summit. Britain is the origin of our failure and vision less rulership.
Remember Nnamdi Kanu is a British product and knows even more than the man we have entrusted our nation in his hand. Nnamdi Kanu is 100 times wiser than baba. Cameron wouldn't make such statements at him. It's high time Nigeria, Niger delta, Boko Haram, Biafra, fulani herdsmen or any other new group seek help elsewhere. China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, France, German, or even Isreal are credible choice for National mentorship. This will make that British colonial Documents useless and worthless. What role have Britain ever played to better us since after independence till this Democratic Era ? I don't know of any. Do you? Stop wasting the life's of our soldiers over a needless war without end from almajiri to Niger delta to boko Haram to Biafra to fulani herdsmen/Niger delta .Britain is even scared of having a world war 3 even when the are better equipped than Adolph Hitler Era and on. We don't want a full blown 2 civil war. Long live Nigeria as soon as possible.......Remember only the wise will read and understand.


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Meaninglessly random... Or randomly meaningful?
"Please help me - help us! - see what you see; how you see it, when you see it, real time, as it unfolds..."Well, doing so is well beyond the capability of this type of venue. I could, however, take a longer term perspective that might help. To keep it simple and the charts uncluttered, I will use only one tool, trend lines. (Apologia: in the charts that follow, I erroneously included the simple moving averages; please ignore them in favor of this post's true purpose.)
First things first: each chart is of Chipotle Mexican Grill/CMG. Please review this site's archives for my previous recommendations of CMG as an investment. In those earlier posts, I examined the company's fundamentals. This post serves a different purpose, so I will limit my comments to the stock; however, please recall that this company lies at the front end of its S curve.
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In the chart above, does a pattern emerge or become apparent that signals a directional trend? Or do the price bars appear of random occurrence?
The trend line (as drawn in the chart above) captures the primary trend, which has been up since the IPO. It includes three tags (see arrows) that help validate, but not prove, the line of rising bottoms. (Gimlet-eyed readers will argue the drawn line contravenes the rules in my trend lines primer post -- that the line must capture each low prior to a subsequent higher high. They would be correct but for one crucial observation: I believe this pattern to be a base and the shares will soon achieve a higher high.)
Then I clone the major up trend line, and place it accordingly to delineate a trend channel. (See chart above.) Note that on this basis resistance lies at ~$75 (and rising). The longer the shares move sideways (base), the higher the price rise before it encounters resistance. The inflection points are the lower and upper channel lines. The objective is to purchase the shares on the lower line and sell the shares on or near the upper channel line. This is difficult for most investors because:
1) They mis-identify and draw incorrectly the lines;
2) Cannot pull the trigger when the moment is at hand.
Some investors achieve succes via purchasing breakouts within the channel...
... In the chart above, note trend line 1. It obeys the rules, in that its tags occur at each lower high prior to a subsequent lower low. Whereas many investors worried that this trend line would prove to be the new primary trend line -- direction: down -- I grew excited as it neared its primary up trend line during September 2006. Not surprisingly, once there, the shares bounced nicely. The bears were foiled yet again.
And then, upon release of its Q3 earnings report, the shares broke out above bearish trend line 1, and with massive volume! The fledgling decline was aborted precisely where it should be (the primary up trend line) and the shares subsequently staged a bullish price and volume breakout within the channel. And then, to top it all, the share price immediately staged a mini-decline to trend line 1, with a diminution of volume, and again held! Once resistance, now support. All in all, very bullish behavior.
Trend line 2 fails to follow the rules -- at least to date -- but is important nonetheless because it is the trend line most investors will draw and act upon. It offers two data points -- the all time high and the recovery high at $62.36 on 21 November. Two data points provide sufficient information to draw a line, albeit not necessarily the correct trend line. That trend line lies now at ~$61. These minor trend lines are sometimes known as fan formation lines. (Not part of this post.) Once above $61, the next real resistance will prove to be the all time high, but even that level will not stem the coming advance.
I ask again: Is the chart below (shown without its handful of trend lines) a base or top...?
It rewards the investor to take heed of directional trends. Traders represent a sizable constituency in the development of a chart pattern: the best traders obey rules -- pattern rules, money management rules, etc. As a result, price bars are rarely random and never meaningless; in fact, chart action is profoundly meaningful, if you learn how to read it. Please apprehend that within each major or primary trend channel occur trends of lesser primacy; these would be secondary and tertiary trends. These minor trends occur more frequently -- the whipsaw activity that confounds most investors. Many investors get their underwear in a twist over these short term oscillations of price; so close to the tree, they not only not see the forest, they also miss the bark. They see only the gnarls of the bark itself. Stand back to get the big picture.
With all that said, I was necessarily oblique in this post -- purposefully glossing over many rules to identify the correct data points, expectations from particular patterns and setups, etc to avoid unnecessary confusion. So I would think you have a question or two... Despite this admission, I wonder: Can you now see what I see? btw, you should not be surprised to learn I am a buyer of Chipotle Mexican Grill/CMG on each dip to support.
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We had a great meeting of the Core Group last week (it was Part II, as Part I was shortened because of the football world cup - remember that?). We have begun to shape our project plan - 110 tasks or so, with deadliness and dependencies and milestones. Its great to have all that needs to be done in one place. Its also daunting! We went through and assigned people responsible for lots of jobs - we have a treasurer, we have fundraisers, but there were quite a few blank spaces - a job needs doing, but we have no person!
So here is the preliminary list - please let me know if it might be you!!
a part time paid administrator
a minutes secretary for the Core Group
a Bemerton St.John school gate representative
a web site designer
someone to manage our database of supporters
Without you, it really won't happen!
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text: Aetna finds the small-business needle in a consumer haystack By Christopher Hosford. Published on February 14, 2011. HOW AETNA BETTER TARGETED SMALL-BUSINESS OWNERS Objective: Target small-business owners in need of better health insurance coverage. Strategy: Employ analytics to separate small-business owners from a large database of those with consumer-buying characteristics. Results: Cost-per-acquisition dropped by 10% to 25%; savings of more than $1 million were realized. Marketing to the smallest of businesses can be dicey. Entrepreneurs tend to make business purchases the same way consumers do, which can hinder the crafting of messages to them. Even getting true addresses for such enterprises can be tough, since many small-business owners operate from home or conduct business there despite having an office location. That was the challenge facing health insurance company Aetna Inc. in trying to target small-business owners in need of health coverage for themselves and their employees. Because of the difficulty in distinguishing them apart from consumers, campaigns often resulted in redundant delivery of multiple direct mail pieces to the same location at the same time. Apurva Varma, strategic marketing head at Aetna, wanted to better target sole proprietorships with one to four employees, as well as small office/home office (SOHO) businesses, with employees often from a single family. "The big challenge—to identify who does not have insurance coverage—is actually not objectively possible within the small-business owner space," Varma said. "So we've been targeting all micro-business owners." Varma wrestled with another issue: Aetna's prospect lists typically are sorted by Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) or years in business, but as these contacts get marketed to over and over again by many companies, saturation rises and profits drop. Varma figured he could do better. In 2009, Aetna turned to database marketing agency Merkle, which cleansed and standardized basic data supplied by Dun & Bradstreet as well as new list sources, teasing out business owners from the bulk of consumerlike prospects. The company did this by accounting for variations in addresses, as well as using an "analytically based fuzzy logic attribution," examining possible links between homes and nearby businesses, said Sandeep Kharidhi, VP- analytics practice leader for Merkle's insurance and wealth management practice. "Out of 10 million to 15 million contacts as a consideration set, we may have a base of 5 million businesses, based on performance, a statistical propensity model and historical campaign performance," Kharidhi said. Merkle removed duplications and those records projected to produce low value, and returned the records to Aetna to better identify those micro-businesses that would best respond and convert. For its campaign last spring, the company relied primarily on direct mail, augmented by search keyword buys and online display ads via a handful of ad networks. The creative stressed affordability and financial security, historically important triggers for health insurance buyers. Aetna's creative agency was TDO, Irvington, N.Y. No special small-business branding was employed. "The broad Aetna corporate brand was emphasized, not a separate line of messages associated with this campaign," Varma said. He said the appropriate insurance product, whether individual or group, was recommended after a prospect contacted the company. The program's ROI was strong. The available universe of prospects was nearly doubled, even as the targeting became more selective and saturation decreased. Aetna estimated that its more-careful targeting resulted in savings of more than $1 million annually, while cost-per-acquisition was lowered by 10% to 25% across campaigns. In December, Aetna and Merkle were named top b-to-b award winners at the annual expo and conference of the National Center for Database Marketing managed by the Direct Marketing Association. The pair were cited for their "innovative method of combining business and consumer data sources." "We're proud to be associated with Aetna in helping them solve the difficult challenge in identifying small-business owners separately from individuals," said Owen McCorry, VP-business development at Merkle, who accepted the award. "It's a challenge faced by most organizations that market to both consumers and companies." For the future, Varma said analytical tools such as those employed by Merkle could have benefits in other areas of the company, such as customer engagement, wellness programs and the company's pharmacy delivery business. And now, with a better handle on who is a small-business owner and who isn't, he hopes to craft a future campaign focused strictly on group health insurance policies. Most Popular In this article: BtoB


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The State of Israel began a somber Memorial Day at sundown Sunday night with a one-minute nationwide siren at 8 PM that ushered in a nationally-televised memorial service at the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City.
President Shimon Peres and IDF Chief of Staff Benny Ganz were the featured speakers.
The audience was comprised mostly of the loved ones of the fallen.
The wall is a remnant of the Second Temple destroyed by Roman legionnaires in 70 A.D.
During the following 24 hour period most restaurants and places of entertainment are closed. Israeli television and radio stations will broadcast mostly solemn music and programming, including documentaries about the pre-state underground fighters, Israel Defense Forces soldiers, and intelligence operatives who died for their country. Civilians who lost their lives at the hands of terrorists are also remembered.
On Monday at 11 AM a second siren will blast for two minutes commencing a memorial ceremony at the main military cemetery on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem. Over a million and a half Israelis are expected to pay their respects at military cemeteries across the country.
Israeli newspapers devoted the front pages of their Sunday editions to Memorial Day coverage.
Since the birth of the founder of modern political Zionism, Theodor Herzl, in 1860, some 23,169 fighters have fallen in creating and defending the Jewish state.
The country makes an abrupt transition from mourning to celebration at sundown on Monday with 24 hours of festivities marking 66 years of independence.
The highlights include the awarding of the annual Israel prizes and a youth bible contest.
On the eve of Independence Day, Israel's bureau of statistics announced that the country now has 8.2 million residents of whom 75 percent, or 6.1 million, are Jewish and 21 percent, or 1.7 million are Arabs.
This figure does not include the Palestinian Arab population in the West Bank, also known as Judea and Samaria, whose numbers are in dispute. Palestinian officials absurdly claim 2.72 http://www.jpost.com/National-News/Palestinian-population-in-W-Bank-Gaza-about-45-million-319569 million Arabs live in the disputed territory while some Israelis put the number as low http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/.premium-1.532703 as 1 million.


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2012 Raiders May 4-6 Camp Cancelled
Camp scheduled for May 4-6 has been Cancelled due to TIA Championships and SATs. Next camp is scheduled for May 18th – May 20. Stay tuned for more information.
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Robert Pera started his career at Apple Computer, where he was a hardware engineer following M.S. and B.S. studies in Electrical Engineering. From there he went on to boot-strap Ubiquiti, providing connectivity technology bridging the digital divide for hundreds of millions of people around the globe while also becoming a model of efficient business operations — organically evolving from boot-strapped startup to a public company with billions of dollars in historical revenue and an operating margin profile of 37% — one of the best in the industry. He is also the Controlling Owner of the Memphis Grizzlies franchise of the National Basketball Association.
A long time ago (at least in technology years and even before iTunes or iPhone), I started my career at Apple Computer as part of the wireless hardware team where my initial project would become the industry's first 802.11g router with a blazing top speed of 54 Mbps! (Pretty fast at the time — this was 2003.)
Although that design is well over a decade old, its impact on the next generation of wireless routers is now evident. The Apple Airport product family did a couple of things very well. The first was a smoother user experience which integrated into OS X auto-detection and a configuration utility. The second was an impressive industrial design which integrated the antennas inside a slick-looking enclosure making them invisible from the outside.
(Nearly all the "mesh Wi-Fi" entrants into the consumer space now market around these at one time very unique attributes of the original Apple Airport design.)
Apple Airport Extreme
Years later, I would draw inspiration from the Apple Airport when designing the now ubiquitous UniFi wireless Access Point. For those not familiar with UniFi, it is a software defined networking (SDN) platform from Ubiquiti Networks (www.ubnt.com) which allows multiple networking devices (routers, switches, AP's, and more) to be "unified" across unlimited geography and managed within a single software controller. Recent advances in features and performance have accelerated its growth into becoming the highest volume shipping "Enterprise" (or managed) Access Point in the world with increasing shipments of several millions units per year. UniFi systems are now ubiquitously deployed in hotels, schools, offices, airports, and more.
The industrial design of the UniFi access points draws inspiration from the original Apple Airport router I worked on, but utilizes a much slimmer profile — specifically for aesthetic placement on walls and ceilings. It also has a defining "personality LED" in the form of a glowing ring which can change colors or blink to describe the state of the AP.
UniFi Enterprise Wi-Fi Technology
This year, Ubiquiti Labs has introduced UniFi's little brother to the world: AmpliFi. If the goal of "UniFi" was to unify enterprise networking deployments for central management, the goal of "AmpliFi" is to amplify modern home network coverage and performance — essentially eliminating dead spots throughout every square foot of every home.
Often when starting a project, we draw inspirations from other great designs. In the case of AmpliFi, there were two specific industrial designs that gave our team inspiration. The first was a product from Apple that I consider a classic in the history of industrial design: the G4 cube. Why the cube? Because it looks fantastic on a desk. Whereas UniFi AP's were designed to look "complete" when installed on a ceiling or wall, I felt the cube was the starting point for a router design because it just looks "complete" sitting on a shelf or desk.
The second was the Nest Thermostat. Specifically, its circular LCD has a "wow" factor which is also quite useful in providing status and feedback.
Apple G4 Cube and Nest
If you look closely at AmpliFi's router design, then you can spot the inspirations from not only the G4 cube and Nest Thermostat, but also from UniFi as well. Because the UniFi AP is defined by its "personality LED", I wanted to port it to AmpliFi to provide some kind of continuity between the designs. In this case, the personality LED "glows" from the base of the unit and is also controllable by the AmpliFi mobile app.
AmpliFi HD Mesh Router
As with many great designs, you will find a level of attention to detail inside the product that matches that of the outside. The AmpliFi router's challenge was to reconcile 3 critical design requirements to optimize form and function as described below:
No one wants a device that takes up a lot of desk space and so we needed to compact AmpliFi's footprint as much as possible. We managed to get AmpliFi Router's footprint down to a very slim size, less than 4 inches in each dimension.
AmpliFi HD Mesh Router next to Xbox One S
Good antenna range performance is correlated with physical area and isolation, which is why best performing range AP's have antennas that stick out. We took advantage of the cube geometry and dedicated the full top half of the product to a well isolated 3×3 MIMO "Super Antenna" which beats out every router we have tested with traditional external antennas in range performance comparison testing.
AmpliFi HD Mesh Router 3×3 Dual-Band "Super Antenna"
AmpliFi's combination of dual‑radio 3×3, 1750 Mbps performance along with
5-port Gigabit switch plus Bluetooth and separate controllers for audio and the LCD require hardware placement spacing and airflow considerations. We split up the boards into a stacking style and below an independent ground plane. This provides increased airflow while keeping the footprint small and providing great isolation between the hardware electronics and antenna for great wireless performance.
Exploded view of AmpliFii HD Mesh Router mechanical design
For me personally, using great new products and being able to trace back their inspirations through design observations is highly enlightening. Although often invisible to the end market, nearly every innovation, from smartphones to electric cars, has been an exercise in leveraging and improving previous innovations in creative ways that tap into new value.
Ubiquiti was in a unique position to solve the general dissatisfaction with consumer Wi-Fi technology by leveraging my personal experience in the original Apple Airport Router product designs combined with our development experience and IP from the Enterprise Wi-Fi UniFi platform (which is quickly becoming the standard for high-performance Wi-Fi applications in professional applications). The result is the elegant AmpliFi Mesh Wi-Fi technology platform which we hope will set a new standard for consumer Wi-Fi networking design and performance.
AmpliFi HD Mesh Router
I fully agree and I am loving the AmpliFiHD kit I have running im my house. I turned off the Edgemax / Unifi setup and let my 13 year old daughter set it up for testing. It took her 10 minutes including the time to download the app on her phone and placing the two AmpliFi Mesh Points HD's.
I just try the AmpliFi LR a couple weeks ago and it´s a great product, nice job
We installed these in our home as well and they have been working very well, providing good coverage throughout the home using the two range extenders. Setup is VERY simple.
There was a firmware update that broke "wifi" for a few of our devices but that was resolved through a firmware update.
The in app online support is very responsive and helped get the issues resolved.
Overall we are very pleased with the purchase, just hoping more routing functionality is added over time as it is basic.
Nice one, though I would like to admin my Fathers amplifi via unifi too
(when we can búy Amplifi in sweden)
I'd really love If there was an option to connect to a unifi like controller since many of our customers that today installs unifi might choose amplify in the future but at the same time would like to have a way to have their equioment handled by us, so if I could beg for one feature in them it would be some way to have a central way to administrer multiple sites like with unifi. You'd have (another) hit there then
Btw, as already asked, when will amplify come to Sweden? I have a preorder that is waiting to be delivered to me.
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Great write-up!
I also agree on the post from rdahlin. Having a central controller interface would be great. I can also see private homes installing the AmpliFi solution, rather going for the full-blown UniFi solution.
Robert Pera:
It would be nice to have desktop models of the USWs with network ports on the same / rear side as the power cable. Maybe even an 8 port and a 16 port model that are identical in width, but with the 16 port model having 2 rows of 8 ports each.
Another feature I would look for is a power switch on the rear of ALL models of Ubiquiti gateways / routers and switches.
I have always thought that ubiquiti products had an Apple aesthetic to them. Now I know why. Bravo!
Personally, I think the touch screen design is overdone, i don't want a wifi-service device constantly speaking to me and it's better to act as a silent backdrop. A cheaper and solid product without the screen may be more appealing.
We would like to sell this solution as a premium fibre CPEndpoint. Here's what it would take. Either a built in fibre transceiver or an SFP slot, and a firmware addition that supports TR-069 for provisioning. The "residential gateway" providers are getting $160 to $250 USD for stuff that doesn't hold a candle to this. Our wireless endpoint growth is stagnant, but the CAGR on fibre is in excess of 300%. Why should Huawei and CTX get all the gravy?
How about it Robert?
While you're at it, please consider a vendor specific DHCP option for airOS (and possibly EdgeOS) to prevent indoor APs from interfering with the channel used by CPE radios. When the customer router external interface receives a DHCP lease, it would include information necessary to help keep our limited spectrum resources clean.
This is Product Feedback on your new MESH home "AmpliFi HD" unit that I saw on Amazon. It was submitted by a IT Professional w/ ~18 years experience. The gentleman says he typically upgrades rrouters 1x-2x per year. I am sharing this with you in the hope that it will provide useful information that helps improve future product features/capabilities in your MESH line...
"I was extremely excited to hear Ubiquiti was making a consumer grade mesh system a few months back so naturally I was one of the first to pre-order. While I waited to get my system I also purchased the Netgear Orbi system and here are my thoughts.
Netgear Orbi: Great overall system and the clear winner in terms of LAN (internal) throughput. The speed I was getting sitting next to the satellite unit was almost the same as I was getting next to the main unit. This of course is because of the dedicated 5Ghz band for backhaul. I also found that the distance I could place the satellite unit away from the main router was far greater than that of one of Amplifi's mesh points. Another benefit of Orbi was the total number of Ethernet ports, there are 7 between the two units.
The cons of Orbi are as follows:
- Horrible app for mobile devices and computer
- Feature set is also terrible and missing key features such as the ability to see signal strength of each device, what unit a device is connected to and what band it's on. There was a work around at one point by pointing to the "debug" page but that was removed.
- No way to see what device is eating up bandwidth, important if your internet isn't the fastest
- QOS is minimal and can't be set by device.
- no wired option for backhaul
Amplifi HD: Great looking router with a display that's actually useful. Coverage is good but not great. Internet speed is consistent throughout the whole house. Router has nice looking LED lighting that can be turned on/off and scheduled. The app is useful in the sense that it shows you signal strength of devices and what access point they're connected to as well as rx/tx rates. The router alone surprisingly has great range. It's very stable, haven't had to reset it.
- mesh points are limited to where you can place them because of their design.
- no Ethernet ports on mesh points
- no dedicated band for backhaul
- Mesh points need to be fairly close to router unless you switch them to 2.4Ghz band which can only be done via android app and not iOS. By doing so you narrow the bandwidth for communicating back to router.
- One of my mesh points randomly disconnects and won't re-connect unless I reboot it (signal is usually at around 60-64%).
- Absolutely no QOS
- No remote management
- access point steering not always the greatest
- no way to monitor bandwidth hogs
- has a feature that totals up bandwidth usage but can't be reset apparently. What's the point? Would be useful for people that have isp data caps if you could actually reset it.
- can't assign names or nicknames to devices without assigning it a static IP
- making any kind of changes even subtle ones like assigning a static IP cause access points to lose signal or reset.
There are probably more things I'm forgetting and I know my review seems mostly negative but I'm just being honest. It's a good system, just not as good as some of the fake reviews make it out to be. A lot of these reviews were posted on the exact same day by people that coincidentally have pretty decent grammar, no typos etc. Another thing to consider is a lot of people that are giving this a great review are from consumers whole probably had a very basic sub $100 router before; naturally this will bury those routers. My review is that of an IT professional with about 18 years of experience who usually upgrades routers once or twice a year and usually spends $250-$500 on routers.
If you're just looking for whole home coverage to deliver your max internet speed across the entire house either device will do. If you do a lot of internal transferring on your network such as backups to a NAS, local Plex streaming, IP cameras etc then you'd likely be more satisfied with the Orbi system though beware the feature set is limited on both.
Hope this helps"
Several issues (including remote management) being addressed this week in a firmware update (we've been hard at work on it for a while)
As for the reveiwer's feedback, sure, if he wants to pay 3x the price and is OK with large ugly boxes sitting in hallways to get speeds beyond which most Internet connections support, then I guess the Orbi comparison can be seen as applicable.
For reference, the top seller in the market now (Google WiFi) is a 2x2 system we outperform considerably in max throughput testing.
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Several issues (including remote management) being addressed this week in a firmware update (we've been hard at work on it for a while)
Is this something like the UniFi controller for a group of AmpliFi installations or is it something completely different? I have a lot of families where I've installed UniFi and to have their equipment in the controller has made maintenance and support for them a lot simpler than to visit them if they have any problems. To have that feature for AmpliFi would be really nice. Some of the UniFi installations might have been AmpliFi if it had been available at the time when they were made. I'm curoius on what the AmpliFi team has come up with.
The most prevalent AmpliFi criticism I've seen are the mesh points. Though they work great in some houses, many just don't have outlets in the right locations for them. People also tell me their children are likely to run off with the antennas. I'm hoping there are alternative mesh point designs in the works?
is there or will there be a way soon to configure VLAN-Tagging on WAN links?
One missing part of Amplifi router+ mesh point solution is that it does not support wired connection among routers or mesh points. the eero, google wifi solution do give user the option of wired connection to utilize the existing cable outlet. https://blog.eero.com/how-should-i-configure-my-eero-network-cbfca323114 'Wired connections are always faster than wireless links because they can transmit more data and are less susceptible to interference.' The Unifi mesh models only serve as complementary part of enterprise wifi solutions. Lacking wired mesh, Amplifi solution only applies to the use cases in which adding a cable outlet is a permanent challenge. Not sure about US, but In China, installing cable in separate rooms is not much a problem, and concrete walls block wireless signals. The mesh point is indeed a great choice when users need to access the internet temporarily where wifi was not available previously/normally. E.g. backyard or storage room, etc.
Also the unique design of Amplifi router with screen + mesh points does not seem to become a mainstream standard. Amazon does not list Amplifi as one of similar items when browsing google wifi, eero, etc. Luma also doesn't list Amplifi as competing product on its website https://lumahome.com/ it's not easy for Non-Tech-Savvy users to compare when they go for Amplifi. Perhaps a lite version of router without the screen(I prefer this) or a mesh point with cable port could serve the purpose of a wired connection to router and somehow pull back Amplifi to the appropriate category in people's mind.
Many people have already used ERX and Unifi APs for home wifi deployment. If UBNT makes it easier for Non-Tech-Savvy users to do the same , it's going to be a big market in the coming IOT era. Also the same products could potentially cannibalize Unifi Sales. but comsumer maket could be bigger than the SME market in the long run, whoever occupies this market could also have the potential to go for SME market whcih Unifi targets, just as Unifi is targeting high end market right now.
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Deciding the future of the world's forests!! UN Forum on Forests 10 and Yale FES
In a few days, a conference that will influence international forest policy and management for the coming years will begin. The United Nations Forum on Forests 10th Session (UNFF10) will take place from April 8th – 19th in Istanbul, Turkey. With the theme "Forests and economic development" the conference will explore how the manifold benefits from forests can be realized and contribute to a green economy that improves food security, preserves biodiversity, and increases social equity.
Sub-themes of the conference will be:
- Forest products and services,
- National forest programs and other sectorial policies and strategies,
- Reducing risks and impacts of disasters,
- Benefits of forests and trees to urban communities.
What is Yale Doing at UNFF10?
The Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies (F&ES) contributes to the conference in two ways:
- The Governance, Environment, and Markets (GEM) initiative under the leadership of Professor Ben Cashore collaborates with the International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO). In line with this, the F&ES Master of Environmental Management students Alisa Zomer and Urs Dieterich will participate in the conference.
- The International Forestry Students' Association (IFSA), whose network Yale F&ES is in the process of joining, will represent the UN Major Group Children and Youth.
Why is UNFF important?
Established in 2000, the United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF) provides a platform to promote the sustainable management and conservation of forests. The UNFF is composed of 197 Member States and aims to enhance long-term political commitment that recognizes the many ways in which forests contribute to the wellbeing of the human and natural environment.
The UNFF has elaborated Four Global Objectives on Forests:
- Reverse the loss of forest cover worldwide through sustainable forest management (SFM).
- Enhance forest-based economic, social and environmental benefits.
- Increase significantly the area of sustainably managed forests.
- Reverse the decline in official development assistance for SFM and mobilize increased financial resources for implementation of SFM.
A landmark achieved during the UNFF7 in 2007 was the UN Non-Legally Binding Instrument on All Types of Forests, referred to as the Forest Instrument. It is the first agreement of its kind and, according to the UNFF, will increase "international cooperation and national action to reduce deforestation, prevent forest degradation, promote sustainable livelihoods and reduce poverty for all forest-dependent peoples."
What are the pressing issues?
- Can forest benefits be fully valued in economic terms? How can forest functions be made more visible? What are promising financing options?
Yale and IUFRO will have a side event on April 11th to explore the role of the private sector in forest funding. This may open new doors to reversing the 22 year trend of declining financial support for forests.
- How can policies adequately address linkages between forests and agriculture, energy, water, public health, and poverty?
Forests are impacted by many factors and institutions that don't collaborate or communicate. In an interview, Jan McAlpine, Director of the UNFF Secretariat, explained that forests are often administered under the agriculture ministries where they don't receive adequate consideration. Environment ministries, on the other hand, often don't incorporate the sustainable use of forests. More holistic political representation of forests may better be able to address the linkages between economic, social, and environmental aspects that come together in forests.
- What is the forests' role in, and how are they impacted by, changing land use patterns, urbanization, demographic dynamics, changing consumption patterns, and climate change?
Governance mechanisms like Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) discussed under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) may be a unique chance to join forces and to elaborate on the role of forests in a future world.
Throughout the next two weeks, this blog will keep you updated about the daily happenings and hot topics at the conference. Questions and comments are highly welcome and we will try our best to answer them.


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Operating within an adult learning environment requires knowledge in communication of learnig objectives and understanding how to impart knowledge ensuring maximum retention by the student involved.
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I have created new subsites and trying to create a page, but it shows access denied error.
Eventhough i have logged in as site collection administrator and given access as full control for subsite and also tried giving master page and style library read access.
when i click on create page, I can enter the page name and after that it shows ACCESS DENIED . but the page is physically created and unable to edit....
Appreciate your help on this Issue....
I've a simple web part in which i'm creating a sub site within my site collection.
I'm creating this site based on publishing template.
I've created some custom page layouts (using designer) that are already deployed on my site.
now when i'm creating a new site based on publishing template, i want one of my page layouts to be associated with this new site.
I really don't have any idea how to do it? So need your help in this regard.
Thanks & Regards,
P.S. I'm working in SharePoint 2010.
I am able to open the site (SPS 2010) using Sharepoint Designer 2010. When I browse to the master page, I can check it out and when I try to edit, it gives me a message saying that it is trying to build the report. But nothing happens even if I wait for
I am trying to edit the master page so that I can change the top banner and to provide mouse-over text for the sites. I would really appreciate if anyone could provide any advice to get around this.
I am also curios about one thing. For some reason, I am unable to open the site using sharepoint designer if I try to open the site via http. But I am able to open the https site. Does it have to do anything with alternate access mappings?
Please advise.
I am coding a .cs file that handles the metadata for a particular table. I am putting a custom validation that allows me to update or insert only if the PubMedID is not already in the database. This would be easy except that the PMID should also be allowed to be null as some of the references in the database were not from PubMed. So i perform a query on the database to see if there is already an identical PMID in the database. This works great when using Insert. However, when using Edit, it does not. The PMID is already in the database because the one currently being edited has the same PMID!!! So I know exactly how to change my query etc. However, I do not know how to tell from inside this Edit/Insert agnostic page, which one it is being called from. Thanks for your help!
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I have created a custom user property,and created metadata property and added mapping to it, still i m not able to Search in People,Please advise
I have created a new web part page and added a document library to that page. In the ribbon the "Edit Properties" icon is enabled and I can edit the document properties.
When I add another web part to the page and go back to select a document, on the ribbon the "Edit Properties" icon is no disabled. I can still edit the document using the context menu of the document.
Permissions on the library did not change when I added the additional web part. The only change to the page was adding an additional web part.
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I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction re troubleshooting. We have a MOSS server farm - 3 WFE 1 APP 1 SQL cluster. All Server 2008 sp1 x64. We see occasional http timeouts (HttpException (0x80004005): Request timed out) with associated
http 500 error. I have enabled failed request tracing and can see the following:
1. -GENERAL_REQUEST_START 157203 ms
SiteId 754431215
AppPoolId SharePoint - intranet.*********.com80
ConnId 1610966466
RawConnId 0
RequestURL http://intranet.*********.com:80/Pages/default.aspx
RequestVerb GET
and then later in the trace:
141. -MODULE_SET_RESPONSE_ERROR_STATUS Warning
ModuleName IsapiModule
Notification 128
HttpStatus 500
HttpReason Internal Server Error
HttpSubStatus 0
ErrorCode 0
Notification EXECUTE_REQUEST_HANDLER
ErrorCode The operation completed successfully. (0x0)
The problem happens on other pages too but the rest of the time the page is returned in less than 5 seconds. The server app logs and sharepoint ULS logs do not give any more detailed info. What I want to know is what other troubleshooting step can I take
for http500 errors.
In the past on 32bit environments I have used de
Hi There,
I keep getting the error message "you do not have permission to do this operation" in sharepoint designer 2007 (WSS 3.0), whenever I try to edit a page in Sharepoint Designer.
I am a farm admin, site collection admin and site admin, after the error message I can click OK and enter the Administrator password which has the same priviliges as me and it thinks about it for 5 minutes then returns the same error, eventually after several
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As it does save sometimes it would appear to me that somehow it is losing the connection or temporarily losing the credentials. Does anybody have a clue where I can start to find out a solution to this problem. I get the feeling that something is corrupted
somewhere but I don't what to look for and where.
Any help, tips, ideas gratefully received.
Thanks in advance.
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Tats… Everybody has another reaction to that word. It consistently got my focus. I believe the first one I saw on a live man, was my cousins. I must have been 8 or 7 years old. He'd a humorous caricature of a demon on his arm with "born to raise hell" written over it. I was amazed by it and I needed one the second I saw that little demon when I christened my skin, although it was not until my mid 20's.
Now, tattooing is a lot more accepted in society than it was back in the 60's, still; there are folks that frown upon the notion of indicating your body with ink….eternally. When itis their personal taste, or a spiritual problem, they can not deny that the tat is nearly as old as culture itself.
The term tattoo comes from the Tahitian word "tatu", meaning to indicate or to reach something. The first known tattooed man is the ill-famed "Iceman" found in 1991, in the Otzal Alps, situated in Italy. Carbon dating established that he'd lived about 5,300 years past. Fifty eight tats were noticed on his body!! Archaeologists believe he was an important figure in his society. The tats were water and charcoal .
Early cultures used tats to ward off bad luck or illness. The Egyptians were the first to use needles to tattoo the body. Children's dolls decorated with tats have been, discovered by archaeologists exhuming graves. Tattooing distribute through Greece, and Arabia, and By 2000 BC., the tat had arrived in Asia.
Members of particular tribes got grueling hours tattooing their bodies as a right of passage. Those tools continue to be used now, for those same rites, but it's a dying art form, performed exclusively by those maintaining their culture. Additionally they developed a facial tat known as the "Moko".
Centuries past in Europe, it was common to possess family crests but tattooing vanished when the Normans invaded in 1066. 600 years after, a sailor named William Dempher, ran into Prince Giolo, called the Painted Prince. He put on exhibit was brought to London from Polynesia, and became a sense.
In the 1700's, across Oami,a heavily tattooed guy, whom he brought back to England, Captain Cook came on one of his many excursions to the South Pacific. The English were amazed, and shortly tattooing became a fad amongst the upper class. Still it'd be another 100 years before tattooing would have an effect in The United States.
Samuel O'Rielly in 1891 devised the very first electric tattoo machine. It evolved from an electrical pencil that Thomas Edison had invented several years before. This machine is really much like the one used now. With this particular innovation, it was quite simple to acquire a tat, so the upper class slowly turned its back on the artwork, and by the 1900's the glamor of being tattooed had lost its allure. Tattoo artists found themselves working the seedy places of localities, and tattooing went.


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The Poles won in sets of 18:25, 25:15, 25:16, 21:25 and 16:14 in the southwestern Polish city of Wałbrzych.
After 13 matches, Poland are ninth in the Nations League table with seven wins and six defeats.
Poland will next take on Russia, the Dominican Republic and Iran.
The women's Volleyball Nations League final will be held in China on July 1.
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