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Patent US20040133797 - Rights management enhanced storage - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsThere is provided a system for managing content rights in data that is distributable over a network. The system includes a rights inspection module to determine whether the data is subject to a content right, and an authorization module to authorize a transmission of the data to a customer device in...http://www.google.com/patents/US20040133797?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20040133797 - Rights management enhanced storageAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS20040133797 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 10/337,196Publication dateJul 8, 2004Filing dateJan 6, 2003Priority dateJan 6, 2003Also published asWO2004061623A1Publication number10337196, 337196, US 2004/0133797 A1, US 2004/133797 A1, US 20040133797 A1, US 20040133797A1, US 2004133797 A1, US 2004133797A1, US-A1-20040133797, US-A1-2004133797, US2004/0133797A1, US2004/133797A1, US20040133797 A1, US20040133797A1, US2004133797 A1, US2004133797A1InventorsGordon ArnoldOriginal AssigneeInternational Business Machines CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManReferenced by (13), Classifications (18), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetRights management enhanced storageUS 20040133797 A1Abstract There is provided a system for managing content rights in data that is distributable over a network. The system includes a rights inspection module to determine whether the data is subject to a content right, and an authorization module to authorize a transmission of the data to a customer device in accordance with the content right. Images(2) Claims(23)
DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [0023] The present invention relates to management of rights in content that is distributed in electronic format. Electronic format is typically regarded as being a digital format, i.e., binary, but the present invention is not limited as such, and any suitable format may be employed. An enforcement of digital rights encompasses enforcement of copyrights and licensing rights, and access to media. Enforcement may also extend to enforcement of a confidentiality agreement with respect to the content or the privacy concerns with disclosure of the content. [0024] The invention manages rights with respect to any transmitted media, including, for example, software, audio (e.g., music), video (e.g., television), where a customer wishes to download such media from a media provider. It can also be used to manage access to an interactive venue, such as a web site, where the customer may thereafter be granted access to proprietary content. It could also be used to protect medical images for which privacy rights management is required. For the purpose of clarity, certain aspects of the invention are presented herein in the context of an exemplary video distribution system where a customer wishes to download a movie from a video distributor. [0025] On embodiment of the present invention is a rights management system that executes a method for managing content rights in data that is distributable over a computer network. The method includes determining whether the data is subject to a content right, and authorizing a transmission of the data to a customer device in accordance with the content right. [0026] In another embodiment, the rights management system executes a method that includes enabling a publisher of the data to update a database of information relating to a content right in data, determining whether the data is subject to the content right, authorizing a transmission of the data to a customer device in accordance with the content right, and reporting of access records and statistics. The step of determining is invoked in response to a request from a requester of the data, and considers an identity of the requester and a role of the requester when making the determination. [0027]FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of a computer network configured to include a rights management system in accordance with the present invention. The network can be implemented as any suitable data or communications network, where communication between components therein may be accomplished via wire, fiber optic or wireless resources. In its preferred embodiment, the network is implemented over the Internet. The principal components of the network include a client station 100 running a user application, a file system interface 200, a login identity database 300, a user roles database 400, a content rights database 600 and a rights management system that includes a rights management inspection process 500, an authorization process 510, a determination process 520, an audit log and access statistics database 700, a storage device 750, a decryption/dewrapping process 800, and a delivery process 850. [0028] Network File System (NFS) and Common Internet File System (CIFS) are client/server applications that allow a computer to access a file on a remote device. NFS was developed by Sun Microsystems, and CIFS was developed by Microsoft Corporation. A daemon is a program that runs continuously and handles periodic service requests from a client station. Daemons are well known in the art, where, for example, a server of a page on the Web, i.e., the World Wide Web of the Internet, may have a daemon that waits for requests from Web clients. File system interface 200 is shown as containing an NFS/CIFS daemon to make clear that the present invention is contemplated as being compatible with these technologies. The daemon of file system interface 200 handles service requests from client station 100. Upon receipt of such a request, it forwards the request to rights management inspection process 500. [0029] Storage device 750 provides for storage of the content being protected and for purposes of the present example contains a movie. [0030] File system interface 200 and storage device 750 can be regarded for example as components of a network-attached storage (NAS) system. NAS is a form of storage, typically hard disk storage, set up with its own network address rather than being attached to a department computer that is serving applications to a network's workstation users. By removing storage access and its management from the department server, application programming and files can be served faster because they are not competing for the same processor resources. In an NAS system, an NAS file server, e.g., file system 200, is attached to a local area network, for example, an Ethernet network, and assigned an Internet protocol (IP) address. File requests are mapped by a main server to the NAS file server. An appropriate manner of deployment is to have the NFS, CIFS, FTP or other common Internet standard for file access deployed accessible to the Internet along with a web server that is collecting information associated with the rights management. [0031] Client station 100 is a device that a customer uses to access content stored in the system. Client station 100 may be implemented on a general purpose microcomputer, such as one of the members of the Sun� Microsystems family of computer systems, one of the members of the IBM� Personal Computer family, and preferably includes a browser. A browser is a program used to view, download, upload, surf or otherwise access data via the Internet. Client station 100 could alternatively be implemented as an interface device, such as a television set top box (STB), into which the content from storage device 750 may ultimately be loaded for a contemporaneous or subsequent viewing or use by a customer. [0032] Assume that a user at client station 100 wishes to read some content that is stored on storage device 750. To initiate file access, client station 100 sends a request for the content to file system interface 200. In the case of a web browser this is done using a standard interface without modification of the client's application for access. [0033] The user application on client station 100 performs a login providing identity information. This is done using standard interfaces such as providing a user id and password, or presenting a digital certificate that can be cryptographically verified. Often the identity information may have already been established by some other common mechanism and the identity information is provided as part of the context of the request (for instance in an http header). The present invention is not dependent upon a particular authentication mechanism, and instead accommodates existing login methods deployed in the industry. [0034] File system interface 200 authenticates the requesting identity as required by the customer chosen authentication mechanism chosen. Regardless of the method, the identity is validated against login identity database 300, an update made to the database, if required, includes context of the request such as network, access method, or entry point. By example, the identity may be anonymous with the identity being derived from the network context of the request. For instance, content that could be shared within an organization without restriction could derive the identity from the originating address information, while users outside of an internal firewall protected network would not be allowed access because the derived identity would be outside of the originating addresses known by the organization as internal and trusted. Another example is where within an Internet Service Provider the Point of Presence (POP) has some identity associated with the originating IP address based upon RADIUS login information exchanged during assignment of the IP address which could be referenced for login identity database 300. [0035] The user application at client station 100 requests content by passing a standard request to the appropriate file system interface 200, including the content identification. The content request is unaware of the rights management enforcement and makes the request as it would to any NAS or file system. [0036] File system interface 200 communicates the requesting identity and the requested content to rights management inspection process 500, which exercises rules mapping the requesting identity to a role, and determines whether the content is subject to a content right. A system administrator can define groups or roles, and the rules could consist of any rules for deriving the group or role associated with an identity, but by example could be a set of regular expression matching such as: [0037] (a) If IP address is within my enterprise, then assign role of insider. [0038] (b) If IP address is outside my enterprise, then assign role of outsider. [0039] (c) If identity is a user id registered in our database with an account balance of greater than $20, then assign role of pre-paid subscriber. [0040] (d) If identity is a user id registered in our database with an account balance of less than 0, then assign role of deadbeat. [0041] (e) If identity is within the group publisher, then assign role of publisher. [0042] (f) If identity is within the group distributor, then assign role of distributor. [0043] (g) If identity is related to another identity or entity, such as a physician to patient relationship, then assign role of validated third party. [0044] Thus by evaluation of rules, a role is associated with an identity. During this processing user roles database 400 is utilized for mapping of information during the evaluation of rules such as checking whether an identity is in a group or has a relationship to another identity. [0045] Rights management inspection process 500 determines the rights associated with the content by exercising a similar set of rules as illustrated above for assigning a classification of the content. For instance the rules could be: [0046] (a) If the content is not protected, then assign classification of unrestricted. [0047] (b) If the content is protected and payment is required, then assign classification of pay per view. [0048] (c) If the content is protected and privacy is of concern then assign classification of private. [0049] These rules access content rights database 600, which is associated with content stored in storage device 750. [0050] Processing proceeds to authorization process 510, which determines whether access is allowed and authorizes a transmission of the content to client station 100 in accordance with the content rights. A system administrator can configure a set of classifications. Rights management rules 610 are used to evaluate the permissibility of allowing access. Examples of rules for this type of evaluation could be: [0051] (a) If the classification of the content is unrestricted, then permit access. [0052] (b) If the classification of the content is pay per view and the role is pre paid subscriber, then permit access. [0053] (c) If the classification of the content is pay per view and the role is deadbeat, then deny access. [0054] (d) If the classification of the content is private and the role is validated third party, then permit access. [0055] If access is not allowed then deny the request and return a negative response to the user application on client station 100. If access is allowed then continue with decryption/dewrapping process 800. [0056] Decryption/dewrapping process 800 determines whether decryption or de-wrappering of the data is required, and if yes, performs the required operations. The wrappering process consists of adding a header and potentially a trailer to the content in effect surrounding it with meta-data pertaining to the rights management. De-wrappering consists of removing the header and trailer and restoring the content back to its original form. For instance one implementation of the wrapper would be to use XML to encode the pertinent data regarding the originator of the content, owner of the rights, and the nature of the content. Rights management rules 610 are consulted for a determination of whether any additional processing is required on the content prior to delivery to client station 100. [0057] Decryption/dewrapping process 800 also includes a usage module to update audit log and access statistics database 700, which contains information relating to usage of the content. For example, the usage information may include usage statistics such that content owners could use the statistics to verify proper usage of their content and for purposes of calculating royalties. Decryption/dewrapping process 800 could also write an access audit log entry to audit log and access statistics database 700 if, for instance, the content was classified as private and there is a legal requirement for an audit log to be kept of access. [0058] Processing continues with determination process 520, which determines whether special treatment such as metering, watermarking, or wrappering with an enforcement application is required. Rights management rules 610 are used to determine which additional special treatment may be required. If no special treatment is required, then return the content to client station 100, otherwise processing continues with delivery process 850. [0059] Delivery process 850 performs special treatment and returns the content to client station 100. The special treatment could include, but would not be restricted to, the following methods: [0060] (1) Metering. This is a technique where the rate at which the content is delivered is consistent with on-line viewing, but would not support downloading of content such as a movie faster than real time viewing. [0061] (2) Watermarking. This is a technique of embedding a digital fingerprint inside of a digital media object such that any further distribution of the content could be traced, based upon the inclusion of the watermark. [0062] (3) Wrappering of content with a rights enforcement application. For example, the media viewer is triggered to enforce that the content cannot be saved and can only be viewed on the screen. [0063] If the access was denied, the requester, i.e., the user at client station 100, has the option of going to a web page 900 that gathers identity information, verifies credentials and stores them to login identity database 300 and user roles database 400. [0064]FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of a rights management system showing processes for publication or writing of content to the rights management system. If the user is depositing content, then the collection of content rights is done through web page 900 and content rights database 600 and roles database 400 are updated. [0065] The user application at client station 100 performs a login using similar techniques as described previously for the content read, as described in association with FIG. 1. The user application interacts with a data collection application, for illustration purposes a web page, to collect information associated with the content that is to be published. This information includes: [0066] (1) the identities and roles that are associated with the content, which are then stored in login database 300 and user roles database 400; [0067] (2) the particular rights associated with the content, which are then stored in content rights database 600; and [0068] (3) any special treatment to which the content should be subjected when it is read, which are obtained by a content treatment process 790. [0069] Note that these may be specified either per individual content selection, or for a group of content. [0070] In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, all rights management specification is done out of band, i.e. not by the user's application, thus permitting the content flow to be unchanged and able to be accessed by the widest variety of unmodified user applications. The content is wrapped with rights management information that is added transparently during the write and removed transparently during the read. Some of the information required for processing is derived from the environment of the request rather than explicitly by the application. [0071] Although the invention is presented herein in the context of distributing a movie, it is suitable for an online distribution of any appropriate content. As such it may be employed in fields as diverse as publishing, advertising, e-learning, entertainment, streaming video, control systems. The system could be used for collaboration requiring access to protected content. The system could be used for protecting private information such as medical records. [0072] The rights management system of the present invention may be implemented by special-purpose hardware, that is, hardware modules specifically designed to perform the functions described herein. However, the rights management system can also be implemented in software as a set of program modules that are stored in a memory (not shown), and that contain instructions for controlling a processor (not shown) that, in turn, performs the functions. [0073] Also, note that the instructions can reside on an external storage media (not shown) for subsequent loading into the memory. Such a storage media can be any conventional storage media, including, but not limited to, a floppy disk, a compact disk, a magnetic tape, a read only memory, or an optical storage media. The storage media could also be a random access memory, or other type of electronic storage, located on a remote storage system and coupled to the rights management system. [0074] It should be understood that various alternatives and modifications of the present invention could be devised by those skilled in the art. The present invention is intended to embrace all such alternatives, modifications and variances that fall within the scope of the appended claims. 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Patent US7786238 - Cationic starch graft copolymers and novel process for the preparation of ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsCationic starch graft copolymer composed of the monomers a) to d) a) 20-80% by weight of acrylamide, methacrylamide or mixtures thereof, b) 3-20% by weight of at least one basic or cationic vinyl monomer, c) 0.005-1.5% by weight of at least one bifunctional or higher-functional crosslinking agent, d)...http://www.google.com/patents/US7786238?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7786238 - Cationic starch graft copolymers and novel process for the preparation of cationic starch graft copolymersAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7786238 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/788,064Publication dateAug 31, 2010Filing dateFeb 26, 2004Priority dateFeb 28, 2003Fee statusPaidAlso published asCA2458749A1, CA2458749C, DE10308753A1, EP1452552A2, EP1452552A3, EP2258735A1, EP2258735B1, US7915340, US8278374, US20040170596, US20100137514, US20110139388Publication number10788064, 788064, US 7786238 B2, US 7786238B2, US-B2-7786238, US7786238 B2, US7786238B2InventorsBernd Hauschel, Bernd Thiele, Thomas H�bbe, Bernhard JansenOriginal AssigneeKemira OyjExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (22), Referenced by (1), Classifications (16), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetCationic starch graft copolymers and novel process for the preparation of cationic starch graft copolymers
US 7786238 B2Abstract
a) 20- 80% by weight of acrylamide, methacrylamide or mixtures thereof,
b) 3- 20% by weight of at least one basic or cationic vinyl monomer,
c) 0.005- 1.5% by weight of at least one bifunctional or higher-functional crosslinking agent,
d) 0- 10% by weight of at least one nonionic or anionic vinyl monomer which differs from the monomers mentioned under a) to c)
e) 15- 70% by weight of at least one starch whose molecular weight has been reduced by partial degradation,
the sum of a) to e) being 100% by weight; wherein the cationic starch graft polymer can form a 5 to 25 percent by weight solution in water at 23� C.; and
wherein the cationic starch graft polymer is a product of a process comprising
a first step comprising free radical polymerization of grafting base e) in water with at least 30% by weight of the total amount of component b) to form a reaction mixture, and
a second step comprising free radical polymerization of components a), c), d), and any remaining amount of component b) in the presence of the reaction mixture.
4. Cationic starch graft polymer according to claim 1, wherein monomer c) is a water-soluble (i.e.>3 g/l at 23� C.) divinyl compound.
5. Cationic starch graft polymer according to claim 1, wherein the starch is additionally derivatized.
6. Cationic starch graft polymer according to claim 1, wherein the starch is a cationic starch.
The dry strength of paper covers various strength parameters which are determined on the dry paper, such as dry tensile strength, bursting strength, cleavage strength or strength in the z direction, stiffness, buckling resistance and surface strength (cf. �Dry Strength Additives�, Ed. W. F. Reynolds, TAPPI Press 1980, Atlanta). For increasing the dry strength, certain additives can be added to paper. The dry strength is determined primarily by hydrogen bridges within the paper sheet, in addition to the natural strength of the cellulose fibres themselves. Polymeric, hydrophilic additives which can form hydrogen bridges with the cellulose fibres and thus increase the contact area between the cellulose fibres have therefore proved useful. Typical examples of these are starch, galactomannans, polyacrylamides, carboxymethylcellulose and polyvinyl alcohol.
Initiators used for the polymerization are in general free radical initiators, preferably peroxo or azo compounds. Examples of these are hydrogen peroxide, sodium, potassium and ammonium peroxodisulphate, di-tert-butyl peroxide, dibenzoyl peroxide, azobisisobutyronitrile, 2,2′-azobis(2-methylbutyronitrile), 2,2′-azobis(2,4-dimethylvaleronitrile) and 2,2′-azobis(2-amidinopropane) dihydrochloride. Preferred among these are initiators having a water solubility of >1% by weight at 23� C., such as, for example, hydrogen peroxide and potassium and ammonium peroxodisulphate.
The concentration of the graft polymer solutions prepared by the two-stage process is preferably 5-25% by weight and in particular 12-22% by weight. The viscosity of the resulting solutions is preferably <5 000 mPa.s measured at 23� C. by means of a rotational viscometer.
78.2 g of acrylamide 23.35 g of 2-(acryloyloxyethyl)trimethylammonium chloride as an 80% strength aqueous solution (AETAC) 3.0 g of a 1% strength aqueous solution of N,N′-methylenebisacrylamide (MBA) 100.0 g of demineralized water Feed 2): Aqueous solution of the initiator, consisting of:
96.9 g of a 2% strength aqueous solution of ammonium peroxodisulphate After the end of the metering operations, stirring is continued for 45 min at 85� C., after which 15.0 g of a 2% strength aqueous solution of ammonium peroxodisulphate are added for subsequent activation. Stirring is effected for a further 45 min at 85� C., after which the polymer solution is cooled to room temperature.
The pH is adjusted to 7.1 with about 7 g of 10% strength sodium hydroxide solution, and furthermore 1.4 g of a biocide (PREVENTOL� D 2, Bayer AG) are added. Finally, the polymer solution is filtered through a 100 μm polyamide filter cloth.
24.2 g of a 2% strength solution of ammonium peroxodisulphate After completion of feed 1, the 2nd polymerization stage is carried out. For this purpose, the following solutions are metered in uniformly over 90 min at 85� C.:
78.2 g of acrylamide 80.0 g of demineralized water Feed 3): Aqueous initiator solution consisting of:
72.7 g of a 2% strength solution of ammonium peroxodisulphate After the end of the metering operations, stirring is continued for 45 min at 85� C., after which 15.0 g of a 2% strength aqueous solution of ammonium peroxodisulphate are added for subsequent activation. Stirring is effected for a further 45 min at 85� C., after which the polymer solution is cooled to room temperature.
The pH is adjusted to 7.1 with about 7 g of 10% strength sodium hydroxide solution and furthermore 1.4 g of the biocide PREVENTOL� D 2 (Bayer AG) are added. Finally, the polymer solution is filtered through a 100 μm polyamide filter cloth.
Starch B (solids content 81.9%)
48.5 g of a 2% strength solution of ammonium peroxodisulphate After completion of feed 1, the 2nd polymerization stage is carried out. For this purpose, the following solutions are metered in uniformly over 90 min at 85� C.:
156.4 g of acrylamide 165.0 g of demineralized water Feed 3): Aqueous initiator solution consisting of:
145.3 g of a 2% strength solution of ammonium peroxodisulphate After the end of the metering operations, stirring is continued for 45 min at 85� C., after which 30.0 g of a 2% strength aqueous solution of ammonium peroxodisulphate are added for subsequent activation. Stirring is effected for a further 45 min at 85� C., after which the polymer solution is cooled to room temperature.
The pH is adjusted to 7.0 with about 11 g of 10% strength sodium hydroxide solution, and furthermore 1.6 g of the biocide PREVENTOL� D 2 (Bayer AG) are added. Finally, the polymer solution is filtered through a 100 μm polyamide filter cloth.
78.2 g of acrylamide 23.35 g of AETAC as an 80% strength aqueous solution (AETAC) 100.0 g of demineralized water Feed 2): Aqueous solution of the initiator, consisting of:
The pH is adjusted to 7.1 with about 7 g of 10% strength sodium hydroxide solution, and furthermore 1.4 g of the biocide PREVENTOL� D 2 (Bayer AG) are added. Finally, the polymer solution is filtered through a 100 μm polyamide filter cloth.
Example pH established
0.5% or 1.5% of each of the polymers from the preceding preparation examples were added with stirring to a wastepaper-containing stock suspension having a consistency of about 5 g/l, prepared from rebeaten, CaCO3-containing lining cardboard. After a mixing time of 2.5 minutes, 0.2% of a retention aid (RETAMINOL E, Bayer AG) was added. After a further mixing time of 10 s, sheets were formed using a Rapid-Koethen laboratory sheet former. These were dried for 7 min in the connected dryer and then conditioned overnight at 23� C. and 50% relative humidity. The ash content of the laboratory sheets without polymer addition, determined by ashing at about 900� C., was 11-13%. The basis weights of the sheets formed were in the range 65-85 μm2.
The sheets thus formed were measured with regard to dry tensile strength using an apparatus from Frank and with regard to the bursting strength using an apparatus from Lorentzen & Wettre. From these data, the relative increase in the dry tensile strength and in the bursting strength was calculated, relative to a comparative sample without addition of a corresponding dry strength agent. The following formula, which is shown here by way of example for the dry tensile strength, was used for the calculation:
Relative increase in the dry tensile strength = Δ DTS = ( SDTS Test sample - SDTS Zero sample ) SDTS Zero sample � 100 [ % ] where:
SDTS=Standardized dry tensile strength in N Zero sample=Laboratory sheet without dry strength agent Test sample=Laboratory sheet with dry strength agent to be tested All measured values of the dry tensile strength and of the bursting strength were based on a basis weight of 80 g/m2, with the result that the standardized dry tensile strength was calculated from the measured dry tensile strength:
Standardized dry tensile strength = SDTS = ( DTS � BW ) 80 where:
DTS=Measured value of the dry tensile strength BW=Basis weight of the associated laboratory sheet in g/m2 Analogous procedures were used for calculating the standardized bursting strength or the relative increase in the bursting strength.
74.7 g of acrylamide 23.35 g of AETAC as 80% strength aqueous solution 3.5 g of acrylic acid. 3.0 g of a 1% strength aqueous solution of MBA 100.0 g of demineralized water 10% strength sodium hydroxide solution
78.2 g of acrylamide 23:35 g of diallyldimethylammonium chloride as an 80% strength aqueous solution 3.0 g of a 1% strength aqueous solution of MBA 100.0 g of demineralized water Feed 2): Aqueous solution of the initiator, consisting of:
The pH is adjusted to 7.1 with about 14 g of 10% strength sodium hydroxide solution, and furthermore 1.4 g of the biocide PREVENTOL� D 2 (Bayer AG) are added. Finally, the polymer solution is filtered through a 100 μm polyamide filter cloth.
The starch suspension is heated to 85� C., the starch glutenizing and forming a slightly turbid solution. After 85� C. have been reached, stirring is continued for 15 min and then 0.5 g of glacial acetic acid, 0.15 g of Rongalit� C (sodium formaldehyde sulphoxylate dihydrate) and 25.6 g of a 65% strength aqueous solution of diallyldimethylammonium chloride are added. For initiation of the 1 st polymerization stage, the following solution is metered in uniformly over 30 min at 85� C.:
80.3 g of acrylamide 85.0 g of demineralized water Feed 3): Aqueous initiator solution consisting of:
The pH is adjusted to 7.0 with about 6 g of 10% strength sodium hydroxide solution, and furthermore 1.4 g of the biocide PREVENTOL� D 2 (Bayer AG) are added. Finally, the polymer solution is filtered through a 100 μm polyamide filter cloth.
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MervRobertsonWaihi, New Zealand3522Reviewed 3 April 2017 Good value in SurfersAt the outset, understand that Aloha is a 15 level apartment building with each accommodation privately owned and the body corporate managed by a third party company. Therefore I can only review based on the specific apartment I rented.
The location of Aloha is brilliant....More1 Thank MervRobertson Response from GuestServicesBDM1, Guest Relations Manager at Aloha ApartmentsResponded 13 April 2017Dear MervRobertson,
Thank you for such a comprehensive review, we appreciate your feedback and painting such an accurate picture of our location and facilities to other guests. We're pleased that you found good value for money at Aloha Apartments, and we hope to welcome you...More
brodieleigh191Reviewed 26 February 2017 via mobile Very poor standardMy boyfriend and I planned to stay here as the photos that were shown online looked good. When we arrived at the accommodation, no one was at the front desk, the door would not open. We had to wait for someone to come out for...MoreThank brodieleigh19 Response from GuestServicesBDM1, Guest Relations Manager at Aloha ApartmentsResponded 10 March 2017Dear brodieleigh19,
clarkeedsjShellharbour, Australia381Reviewed 20 February 2017 relaxing holidaybeautiful location,clean rooms,close to everything.Just park car and leave for duration of holiday.Vic the manager is lovely,free wi-fi and access to theme park buses if needed.Outlet shopping has courtesy buses running .Lovely cafes and retaurants alsoThank clarkeedsj Response from GuestServicesBDM1, Guest Relations Manager at Aloha ApartmentsResponded 22 February 2017Dear clarkeedsj,
azlanghazaliKuala Lumpur, Malaysia61Reviewed 17 November 2016 via mobile Mothernature prevailsFor the first time we had an early booked plane ticket with pre arranged nice apartment namely ALOHA APARTMENT overseeing the long streched beach and open sea. Surfers Paradise at Gold Coast offers various activities with an awesome view and warm sea water. Multiple difficulties...MoreThank azlanghazali Response from GuestServicesBDM1, Guest Relations Manager at Aloha ApartmentsResponded 28 November 2016Dear azlanghazali,
Ashleigh GAscot Vale43Reviewed 27 October 2016 via mobile Tried to book a 8 days stay hereWorst people I have come across to book a holiday I just rang to book an 8 day stay got Amanda
He was so so nasty he...MoreThank Ashleigh G Response from GuestServicesBDM1, Guest Relations Manager at Aloha ApartmentsResponded 28 November 2016Dear Ashleigh G,
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Using 3rd Party Certificates Internally
Microsoft > Office Communications Server Forums > Certificates > Using 3rd Party Certificates Internally
Friday, March 20, 2009 10:07 PM
My understanding is that when you have a cert issued by most 3rd party CAs that the order of the names listed in the SAN will be presented to the device requesting the cert in what amounts to a random order. It is also my understanding that the order in which you enter the FQDNs in the SAN on a cert from a Microsoft CA is how they will be presented to the device requesting the cert. In other words on a Microsoft CA generated cert, whatever you put in as the last entry on the SAN will be presented last to the requesting device.Given this and the R2 release note that states that the pool FQDN has to be the last entry on a SAN in order to get the ACD service to start, how could you use a cert from a 3rd party if you can't ensure that the pool FQDN will be presented last?
Sunday, March 22, 2009 10:34 PM
You can use the Certificate Wizard to specify the SAN list order- Belgian Unified Communications Community : http://www.pro-exchange.be -
Tuesday, March 24, 2009 1:18 PM
There is no inhenreten difference between a 3rd party certificate or an internal CA certificate in regards to the order that the SAN entries are 'presented'. The values are entered in a single string in a defined order and parsed in that order by the application reading the certificate, so once the order is set all usage of that certificate will be the same. The created CSR defines the field values so the OCS wizard can set these the same regardless of what CA will be issuing a certifcate against it.Jeff Schertz, PointBridge | MVP | MCITP: Enterprise Messaging | MCTS: OCS

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Glamourtricks: Benefit Cosmetics Fake Up Concealer
I've been meaning to review this for quite some time as Benefit is one of my all time favourite makeup brands and concealers are one my absolute must-have products!
I LOVE Benefit, but I must say this was the first time I was disappointed with one of their products. I bought the Fake Up concealer as soon as it came out as I found the hydrating side of it interesting, however, I was disappointed with a few things. First of all the coverage is really not great. For a concealer, I found that it didn't really conceal any imperfections as the consistency for it was all wrong, it wasn't a particularly thick concealer either which is probably why it didn't do a very good job. As for the hydrating factor, again, disappointing. I really didn't feel like it made a difference to my skin at all.
I felt like the concealer had been compromised and sacrificed for the sake of adding a hydrating factor which did not perform to the ability it should have, coming from Benefit.
I wouldn't recommend this to anyone, it was very disappointing given the price you pay for it £18.50, especially given that Maybelline's Fit Me Foundation Stick (very similar to Benefit's but with a RRP of £8.99) does a much better job. This has been the only Benefit product I've disliked up until now. It won't stop me from purchasing future Benefit products, but I would save some money and stay clear of this one :)
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I’m hookin’ again! | Storied Yarns
I’m hookin’ again!
Lately, being in the throes of my 3rd pregnancy, I have not felt fibery at all. It has been a strange sensation, not to crave the hook and yarn every waking moment. In fact, I have felt so brain-dead lately that the thought of concentrating on patterns and stitches has been completely un-enticing.
Never fear, though. The lovely SquibStitcher has inspired me to put hand to hook once again! Her yarn is so awesome, I realized I didn’t want to let it waste away in my stash … it called to me. Jess, make me into a gorgeous scarf, Jess, and keep me all for yourself … Hey, you weren’t there – you don’t know.
Anyhoo, I haven’t gotten too far, but this is what I’ve been up to this evening:
Claudine yarn, in all her glory!
The pattern almost looks plaid to me, for some reason, and I LOVE it!
The colorway, Claudine, is inspired by the character from Charlaine Harris’s Sookie Stackhouse books. Love it!
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Diaper Discussions: Pimp Your Stash #16- CLOSED
While we are still trying to find the right cloth diaper for my 9 week old, I have heard really great things about the Happy Heiny and would love to try it.
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I prefer snaps! They hold up much better over time, and they provide a good fit for my son!
I have tried HH OS and LOVE them. They are really great diapers and I need to double my stash of cloth diapers because we are expecting another baby in February!
So far I like the velcro best.
We are a split household; I prefer snaps because they hold up longer, but my husband prefers aplix because it is easier to use.
Instead of trying different brands of diapers, I filled our stash with 1 brand and now I have read about other diapers and want to try them too! I have read quite a few good reviews on Happy Heiny's.
I would like to try HH because I love their colours & prints!
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So far have only tried velcro but having CD'ed for a yr now they are getting quite fuzzy so I am very interested to try a diaper with snaps for our new LO after she is born.
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I have heard great things about the Happy Heiny's so I have been wanting to try them out.
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Right now I prefer aplix for the best fit. Although once my baby learns to take off her diaper I will probably change my preference to snaps!
I would love to try a Happy Heiny's OS Diaper because they sound so soft!
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I am still up in the air about which closure I like better. I like the aplix for the nice tight fit, but it doesn't stand up as well. I like the snaps for that reason. Plus, my son won't be able to take them off. But, if I had to choose, I'd choose aplix (especially on Happy Heiny's since they have held up very well so far)
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I prefer Aplix because sometimes the snaps are just not in the right place, no matter how many there are. My kid doesn't have an issue with aplix so I don't have that problem... yet!
I already use HHOS (they're my favorite) but I'd love to try some new colors. They look beautiful
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I prefer snaps because I have had soooooo many issues with the Aplix on my BG and various other diapers. HH aplix has held up well.
I would like to try a HH OS diaper with snaps because I like my HH OS aplix. I wonder if I will like the snaps just as much.
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SNAPS hands down !!!!!! My son is a pro at removing velcro silenttributary(at)yahoo(dot)com
I have two happy heinies a rocky road but now they're really working well silenttributary(at)yahoo(dot)com
I haven't had my baby yet, so I haven't tried velcro or snaps, but I'm leaning towards snaps because they are more durable and I want to be able to use these dipes for baby #2 as well.
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I'd like to try this diaper, because I think that you have to try a bunch of different kinds to get the right fit on your baby.
I prefer snaps b/c my dd can get out of aplix!
I love the fit I get with aplix but I love the durability of snaps.
I typically prefer aplix - it's easier to use and I can usually get a great fit. Snaps do tend to last longer and are easier to care for, though.
I would love to see how the Happy Heiny one-size diaper fits on my skinny little guy.
I love the fit and look of HH OS diapers. It's in the rotation of our nighttime diapers too because of the absorbency and fit!
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So far, I really like snaps, but I am wanting to try out Velcro as well. Thanks for the chance! bekki1820cb@gmail.com
I would like to try the Happy Heiny because I have heard great reviews and would like to see if they are as wonderful as I have heard. Thanks! bekki1820cb@gmail.com
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I'd like to try a Happy Heiny's OS Diaper because they have great colors and I haven't tried them yet so want to see how well they work on my son.
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I'd love to try HH because I'm looking for a new aplix diaper for my husband to use.
I prefer snaps but my husband prefers aplix
I would like to try the one size diapers, because I don't currently have any, and I have heard good things about them.
I prefer snaps, because they don't wear out, and they are harder for a baby to undo.
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I have never cloth diapered and am anxious to start, so I'm not sure if I would prefer snaps or velcro. Velcro seems easier for me, but I've seen some Moms say that snaps are harder for baby to undo- so maybe snaps?
I would like to try Happy Heinys because as I said I would love to get into cloth diapering, so this will be my first time trying if I win.
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I prefer velcro (aplix) as DD won't usually lay still enough for snaps, and DH hates snaps. =)
I actually already have 3 HH diapers, but I got them all used off a swap board, and would LOVE to have a new one of my very own!
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I'm pretty sure I'm subscribed to your newsletter!!
I think I am going to be an aplix gal. The adjustablity just seems to necessary. I have both in my stash so we will see when the LO arrives in 2-7 weeks!
I would love to try a HH One Size because one size just seem to make so much sense! I really hope I find a OS that works for my LO. I have several different ones to try but not a HH yet! I also love that they have 4 settings so maybe I can use it longer!
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So far I've only used aplix and I love it!
I haven't tried a HH before and I know they are local to SD so I'd love to give them a shot.
I prefer snaps. They are more durable and dont get caught on your other diapers or wipes like aplix!
I would like to try the Happy Heinys OS because I only have 1 Fleece-lined diaper in my stash and would like to try other fleece-lined diapers to compare.
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I prefer aplix over snaps because it's more customizable for adjusting.
Depending on the situation, I prefer aplix or snaps. I feel like aplix works better for night time. I usually use snaps during the day time.
I've never tried one before and I hear they're good!!
I want to try a happy heinys because I'm fairly new to CD and am trying to sample a little of everyting. HH are one brand that I have not had the pleasure to try yet.
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So far we only have snap diapers so I guess you could say we prefer them. I decided to invest in snaps because I had heard that they hold up better!
We have one Happy Heiny OS diaper and I love it for overnight because my HUGE SuperDo overnight insert fits in it really well. I'd love to have another!
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I like snaps, just because there are no rough sides to scratch the baby. I would love velcro it the sides were covered so they could not get to baby's skin.
I like both, snaps are more durable but velcro is easier to fasten quickly
I have a friend who uses HH and like them, I'd love to try one too!
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I think I'd probably prefer the snaps, since they seem a bit harder to get off than the velcro. Won't know for sure until our next is born and we try them though!
I'd love to add one of these to my stash (of 2! LOL!) before we have our next!
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I thought that I loved Aplix closures. They are quick and easy when you are in a hurry. But NOW I am beginning to love snaps. Especially since my 4 month has mastered unhooking her diaper covers just by repeatedly lifting and kicking her legs!
I would love to try a Happy Heinys OS because I love their bright, vibrant color choices!
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I am expecting but have one of each type of diaper (snaps and velcro). I think I may prefer the snaps in the long run.
I am interested in trying out a variety of cloth diapers once my little girl is born.
I have 1 happy heinys now the peace bears and LOVE it. I would love to get another to add to my stash. THanks
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Opps.. I guess my answer to the question didn't go through... so I am torn. I think that snaps are more durable and easier with the wash, but dh hates them. Aplix are easier for my baby on the move and more adjustable. I mostly have aplix
I prefer snaps during the day & velcro when I am half asleep!
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Lugubrious Drollery: The Tragedy of Cora and Pardner
The Tragedy of Cora and Pardner
Pardner Cory
For several months, I have been contemplating, and even started writing, a fictionalization of the story of Pardner and Cora Cory. Pardner was a brother to my great grandfather, Harvey Vaneman Lincoln Cory. I took inspiration from an article in the November 13, 2006 edition of Time, which I happened to pick up from the waiting room to read while I waited for an MR scan to be completed on call one night. The article, by Pico Iyer, is entitled, "How to Write a Short Story," and talks about Alice Munro's book The View From Castle Rock, wherein she transforms her ancestors' lives into fiction.
So far I haven't succeeded in converting my own ancestors' lives into fiction, so I just present the facts.
Item: From the Indianan Republican (yes, it's spelled correctly--the result of a merger of the Daily Indianan with the Warsaw Weekly Republican newspapers), July 24, 1890.
SUICIDE: Cora, the wife of Partner (sic) F. Cory, of Syracuse, committed suicide at that place on Sunday by taking poison. She was only 17 years of age, and previous to her marriage she resided in New Paris and was the daughter of Elias Wright. Cory married her last spring and it is said that the marriage did not prove a happy one and while she was visiting her old home, her husband wrote that she need not return. She did return however, and later committed suicide.
Item: From a collection of Elkhart County, Indiana obituaries at Rootsweb, submitted by Terri Clemens. There is no further attribution. I assume "The News" refers to the Goshen (Indiana) News.
Our readers will remember the talk about a letter from Pardner Cory at the time of his death a couple of weeks ago. The News correspondent at New Paris sends us the letter which reads as follows:
At Home, Nov. 13th, 1890.
To the family, and Mr. and Mrs. Wright,
When I talk to one I mean all. This beautiful morning Nov. 13th gives warning to me to be ready to meet my God in peace. As you know I have been in bad shape ever since dear Cora went home and as I told her many times I could not stay in the world without her, and as it seems as God has a wonderful power and he seems to tell me it wont be long until I can again say good morning dear as I did every morning in this life. And to all who seem to think she and I did not love each other as dear as our own lives, it is a wonderful mistake, for the Sunday she took the arsenic we agreed to love and cherish each other as long as time should last, and O my God, my God, did we not?
I am so much pleased to go and be where man should be, with his companion of course. To those of Syracuse who said I was not half a husband God bless you and help you to be better to your own wife.
To Mrs. Wright, you ought to change your mind if you think I did the work with Cora, when you come home it may be we can talk over it together. But indeed I can not tell you how dear my daughter was to me, but O be a good woman and meet me in Heaven.
Good by Ma & Ma & Pa & all.
(Blogger's note: Pard was saying goodbye to his mother and inlaws. His father, Robert V. [Lucky Bob] Cory had died in 1879 from an overdose of an arsenic-containing tonic called Fowler's solution.)
Referring to the above our correspondent says: "It may seem strange to some people that he wrote such a letter two days before his death. Mr. Kitson, his brother in law, explains that. He says Pardner had some 8 or 9 sick spells since the death of his wife and every time he thought he would die. About the time he wrote the letter he had a hard spell which he thought would kill him. He did not die with convulsions as was reported in the papers, heart failure was the trouble. Pardner went to his wife's grave quite often, sometimes he would write in the sand with his fingers "Remember Me" and a few days before his death he did some scribbling on a small flat stone lying on the grave. It was reported that Mrs. Elias Wright found a letter on the grave, but she says she knows nothing about it.
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