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Schools are closing. Sports and other activities have been cancelled. Everything is changing. In the midst of this chaos, how do parents keep kids from stressing too much?
"For families, this is truly now hitting home," said psychologist Robin Gurwitch, from Duke University and the Center for Child and Family Health, in Durham, N.C.
"Families now need to think about how to manage having children at home for extended periods of time. First, families need to set up a schedule and a routine. Keeping as much routine as possible is important," she said.
But Gurwitch added that it's important to be flexible, too. "Things change quickly and anxieties are running very high. Parents will have to be more patient and attentive to their child's needs," she said.
And, what about the elephant in the room -- should you talk to your child specifically about coronavirus?
Dr. Eric Herman, a clinical psychologist at Children's Hospital of Michigan in Detroit, said, "It's going to be hard to tell kids that everything is going to be fine when we're closing schools. They have to think that something big is going on."
Herman said to let them ask questions, and to really listen and respond to the specific questions they're asking.
Gurwitch recommended a more proactive approach: "Ask children what they know. Ask, 'What do you think about this?' and check back in with them frequently."
Both experts advised letting children and teens know that it seems as if their age group won't be hard hit by the virus. Children may get the virus and not have symptoms.
Because the situation is quickly evolving, Gurwitch said it's a good idea to preface anything you say when talking to children about the virus, with something like, "Here's what we know now."
And, let them know it's OK to be worried or scared. Explain that these steps are being taken to try to keep everyone as safe as possible.
It's fine to let kids know you're a bit on edge, too. Parents can say, "This makes me a little worried, too, so this is what we're going to do to stay safe," Gurwitch said.
Herman suggested acknowledging that kids and teens (and adults, too) are going to be disappointed. Many events, some of them very special, like graduation or a school play, will be cancelled, and it's normal to feel disappointed when that happens.
Setting Up New Routines
"Because this is such a huge disruption and there are lots of changes, it's really important to keep what we can as similar as possible -- meal times, bath time. And, it's important that rules still apply," Gurwitch said.
If schools are closed, she said to set up the school's distance-learning program right away. Kids may still have homework, so set up a time that is standard for getting homework done.
But parents should keep in mind that "children may not learn as fast. They may need extra help with homework and coursework. Things may take longer to complete. Attention and focus are being tested," Gurwitch noted.
Herman agreed that keeping a schedule is paramount. "Kids now have a lot of time to overthink and worry, so try to get onto online school. Keep bedtime the same," he said.
Need to Know
Because this coronavirus situation is so fluid, it's hard for adults not to stay glued to the news. But both experts recommended limiting kids' exposure to TV or online news.
"I wouldn't have the news blasting," Herman said. "People don't always compute information correctly or in the same way. Little ones think differently and we need to psychologically protect them -- put them in a bubble for a little while."
Gurwitch said it's fine to take some time to check into the news, preferably out of your children's earshot. "Things change quickly, and you want to make sure you get updated information, but it's not healthy 24/7," she explained. "If you have very young children -- under school age -- they shouldn't be exposed to the news, and don't assume that because they don't seem to be listening, that they're not hearing the news."
She added that kids in elementary school should have little access to the news. And, if middle or high schoolers want to watch the news, she advised watching it with them, and then turning it off and talking to them about what they've just seen so that you can correct any misperceptions or concerns.
Herman said he's particularly concerned for children and teens who already have psychological conditions, such as anxiety or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
"For those kids, we really need to downplay the news and try not to feed the worries. Turn the TV off. Limit conversations about the virus. For kids with OCD behavior, watch for how often they're hand-washing," he suggested.
Stress Relief
Keeping to a typical schedule doesn't mean kids shouldn't have fun. Both experts said since parents and kids may be home, it's a great time for families to reconnect. Take walks together or play games in the backyard.
If you're stuck inside, play board games or learn about your kids' video games, especially ones that encourage any kind of activity. Video games, video phone calls (FaceTime, Skype, others) and social media may help kids stay connected to friends and family without increasing infection concerns. Check in with kids though, to ensure that no bullying behaviors crop up online.
"We don't want to be completely isolated as we isolate," Gurwitch said. "We're charting new territory here, with new worries."
Find ways to relax and help your kids relax. Chat with friends, write in a journal, listen to music or try yoga.


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Saturday, December 31, 2011
From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...It's hard to believe the year is coming to an end. At dinner tonight Bob and I will toast absent friends and I want you to know that all of you are included in that number. We have no special plans for the evening, though we will be hosting a brunch on New Year's Day. I have made some very simple finger foods for the two of us to nibble on as wile away the countdown to midnight. I've actually made three dishes and a coin toss determined which I would share with you today. Muhammara, a hot pepper dip, won. This is a Turkish dip that I had for the first time this year. As you scan the recipe ingredients you'll see that there is nothing here not to like. It is very easy to make and if you keep pomegranate molasses in the pantry, you can have it on the table in 10 minutes. It is usually eaten as a dip or spread, though it also makes a wonderful sauce for grilled meats and chicken. It's important to use fresh bread crumbs and toasted walnuts when you make this. They add flavor and texture that can't be achieved with easier substitutions. I hope you'll give this dip a try. It is additive and I think you'll like it. And because it's New Year's Eve, I thought I sneak in the latest pictures of our younger grandsons. They're sweeter than muhammara but just as addictive. They are, however, more work.Their photos are at the end of this post. Here's the recipe for this wonderful Turkish dip.
Muhammara...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite
1 (7-ounce) jar roasted red peppers, drained and patted dry
2/3 cup fine fresh bread crumbs
1/3 cup walnuts, toasted lightly and chopped fine
2 to 4 garlic cloves, minced and mashed to a paste with 1/2 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice, or to taste
2 teaspoons pomegranate molasses
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon dried hot red pepper flakes
1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
toasted pita triangles as an accompaniment
In a food processor blend together peppers, bread crumbs, walnuts, garlic, lemon juice, pomegranate molasses, cumin, red pepper flakes, and salt to taste until mixture is smooth. With motor running add oil gradually. Transfer muhammara to a bowl and serve it at room temperature with crudities or pita triangles. If not served immediately refrigerate for up to 24 hours. Serve at room temperature. Yield: 1-1/2 cups.
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40 comments :
- Pondside said...
The dip/spread looks wonderful - and the boys are adorable. Happy New Year!
- December 31, 2011 at 2:14 AM
- Ginny Hartzler said...
Your grandchildren are just adorable!!!! We have that toy piano in the background, it was played with for over five years.
- December 31, 2011 at 2:42 AM
- My Little Space said...
Oh my oh my, you have no idea how fast are these kids grow. Just look at the cute little sweetie pie. Oooo...give me a hug, will you? haha... I bet he's having fun running around the house. Btw, the turkish dipping looks as good. Thank you for sharing all those wonderful recipes throughout the year 2011. Looking forward to more from your kitchen, Mary. Happy New Year to you & your family. Have fun!
Kristy - December 31, 2011 at 3:22 AM
- decocinasytacones said...
Your grandsons are cute!. HAPPY NEW YEAR from the other side of the Atlantic.
Love fromm Spain
Marialuisa - December 31, 2011 at 5:00 AM
- Lynn said...
Happy New Year Mary! Thanks for another very flavorful year!
PS-Lovin' the owl hat:@) - December 31, 2011 at 5:38 AM
- Coleens Recipes said...
What beautiful grandchildren, aren't they just the best part of getting older!?!?!? Happy New Year friend.
- December 31, 2011 at 5:39 AM
- Red Nomad OZ said...
Sensational! All the more so for being almost RED!! While pomegranate molasses is not currently a pantry staple, there's no reason why I can't make a resolution to stock it in 2012!!
Happy New Year (only 2 1/2 hours to go downunder!!!)
PS Kids look so cute!!! - December 31, 2011 at 5:53 AM
- Alicia Foodycat said...
Oh that looks good!
Our pattern for NYE is to have a really good meal at home and watch a DVD. We may or may not make it to midnight! - December 31, 2011 at 5:58 AM
- Sprigs of Rosemary said...
Sounds like a great weekend you have planned, great way to greet the new year. The Mmuhammara sounds very similar to one I often make from Cook's Illustrated. No pomegranate molasses, though, and crushed wheat crackers . . . so probably very different!
Happy New Year, Mary! - December 31, 2011 at 7:07 AM
- Schnitzel and the Trout said...
And a toast to you for a blessed and healthy New Year. Already excited to see where 2012 takes you in our beautiful world. Beautiful, beautiful boys!!!!
- December 31, 2011 at 7:14 AM
- Rita said...
Love this new spread that I will be trying real soon.
Wishing you the best in 2012.
Rita - December 31, 2011 at 7:39 AM
- T.W. Barritt at Culinary Types said...
Happy New Year, Mary - a toast to you as well! Wishing you a lovely evening and a safe and happy year ahead for you and your family.
- December 31, 2011 at 8:38 AM
- Kim said...
wish you will have a happy new year Mary! Your grandsons are really cute, I agree with you! And the dip look good too!
- December 31, 2011 at 8:54 AM
- giorno26 ¸¸.•*¨*•. said...
Happy New Year 2012 !!!!
Myriam :)) - December 31, 2011 at 9:28 AM
- Lauren @ hey, who cut the cheese? said...
Mmm this sounds delicious! Have a happy new year!
- December 31, 2011 at 9:32 AM
this dip sounds wonderful, I also love the color,
Happy New Year to you my blogging friend, its been a joy meeting you! - December 31, 2011 at 9:41 AM
- Claudia said...
The sweet and the spicy are perfect for ringing in the New Year - just what I want in my life. And sharing these days with those beautiful grandchildren must be as good as it gets. Happy New Year, Mary! I love following your blog and your wry and sweet comments about your dishes. May 2012 bring joys.
- December 31, 2011 at 10:06 AM
- Sue/the view from great island said...
I'm so happy you've been sharing these fascinating Turkish recipes. The next time I'm tempted to make my umpteenth batch of hummus I will try this instead. Your 'boys' are so sweet. Happy New Year!
- December 31, 2011 at 10:27 AM
- Bites from life with the barking lot said...
I love your blog. Your writing makes me smile and the food is always as described. But those grandchildren!!! What a treat to see such sweet faces. Thank you Mary, and Happy New Year to you and your family.
- December 31, 2011 at 10:51 AM
- Manasi said...
the dip is right up my alley! bookmarking it and will make it soon!
Your grandchildren are adorable! I love the laughing expression in their eyes! So happy and carefree! May they stay like that forever! God Bless.
Happy New Year! - December 31, 2011 at 11:03 AM
- Alexandrina said...
Happy New Year!
- December 31, 2011 at 11:04 AM
- pamlovesbooks said...
look at those sweet faces!
- December 31, 2011 at 11:30 AM
- Dining Alone said...
Lots of happy in this post :) I will be making this spread for sure.
- December 31, 2011 at 11:44 AM
- Catherine said...
Dear Mary, Wishing you a very blessed New Year. Catherine xo
- December 31, 2011 at 12:59 PM
- Jersey Girl Cooks said...
Adorable pictures! we are staying in tonight too but having company for dinner tomorrow. This is a nice dip to eat as an appetizer. The best to you and your family in 2012!
- December 31, 2011 at 1:10 PM
- Joanne said...
Ah! the cuteness!
I love the sound of that dip...a little sweet, a little tangy and a LOT of delicious! Happy new year, Mary! - December 31, 2011 at 1:26 PM
- June said...
Oh my goodness - absolutely adorable boys! Happy New Year Mary.
- December 31, 2011 at 2:01 PM
- Leslie said...
Pomegranate molasses? Man I have never seen that, but it sounds like something I am going to have to keep an eye out for!!!
Happy New Year to you! - December 31, 2011 at 2:06 PM
- From the Kitchen said...
No pomegranate molasses but I can get my hands on it quickly! We are meeting two other couples for an early dinner at a favorite restaurant. Then it's home for us with a movie and a bottle of champagne--perfect!
Thanks for sharing the photos of those beautiful little boys.
All good wishes, Mary, to you and yours!
Bonnie - December 31, 2011 at 2:52 PM
- Chats the Comfy Cook said...
I am stopping by to wish you a Happy New Year, Mary. Thanks for the wonderful recipes, you share with us.
- December 31, 2011 at 7:31 PM
- Karen (Back Road Journal) said...
A wonderful sounding dip and adorable children...that is a lovely way to end the year. I wish you and your family a wonderful and healthy New Year.
- December 31, 2011 at 7:43 PM
- pam said...
Happy New Year Mary!!! The boys are sweeties!
- December 31, 2011 at 10:02 PM
- Gloria Baker said...
Your grandson is adorable, is so cute!!!Happy New Year dear Mary and blessings!
- December 31, 2011 at 11:05 PM
- France@beyondthepeel said...
Roasted red peppers are such a wonderful thing to have on had. This sound like a great dip and the walnuts would had a really nice balance. Next dip I make, i'll give this one a try. It sounds lovely.
- January 1, 2012 at 7:12 PM
- That Girl said...
I made pomegranate molasses a couple weeks ago so I love finding recipes where I can use it!
- January 1, 2012 at 10:26 PM
- Tanna said...
Oh, I've been away for a few days and am so glad I went back through all the posts to catch myself up to date! Those are some PRECIOUS angels at the end of this post!! I know you enjoyed having them! blessings ~ Tanna
- January 2, 2012 at 8:27 AM
- tender b. said...
Muhammara is a great way to approach the New Year. Have a great one.
- January 2, 2012 at 7:23 PM
- Sharon Koenig said...
That dip looks good, and I like the color of it, a nice and bright sunny orange color! :)
And that Pomegranate Molasses, I've never heard of it before. I'm sure it adds quite an interesting flavor to go along with those peppers! - January 4, 2012 at 7:00 PM
- Amarendra said...
Thank you for stopping my blog. I am honored Ma'am. Your blog is such a wonderful place that everybody will like to follow it.. Once again so thank you so much for the appreciation.
- January 5, 2012 at 12:25 AM
- Tiffany Youngren said...
I have never heard of Muhammara! We eat gluten free, so I'm gonna play with this - maybe add a combo of flax meal / almond meal / gluten free flour in place of cracker crumbs. We eat our hummus recipe with vegetables - I bet Muhammara would work well with veggies, too!
Love your blog - excellent recipes!
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David Surcamp is the bread baker at the esteemed Oakland restaurant, Pizzaiolo. And it's an amazing bread. His bread as toast in the morning at Pizzaiolo with coffee is a breakfast with a following.
What kind of bread is this exactly? "I just call it bread, but a lot of people don't like that. I guess you could call it country bread, or pain levain."
David will be teaching making bread on the East Bay Mini Maker Faire Homesteader Stage, our forum for demos and instruction on the domestic and sustainability arts. The exhibition will cover all the processes from start to finish, including David actually baking in Park Day / CAMP 510's onsite cob oven.
David has been baking for eight years, and for Pizzaiolo since July 2011. His path is a classic maker story. Largely self-taught, David started baking out of necessity and thrift. "I was a jobless student in college and I couldn't afford to go out to eat. I thought I could make bread cheaper than I could buy it, so I started baking."
Through his vocal instructor (David is also a singer and was that time studying opera), David got his first kitchen job, and then finally an official bakery job.
I didn't learn a whole lot there either. I got more into it because I wanted to make pizza. Pizza is just bread dough with stuff on it. So I started reading bread books. A lot of them. I would go to library once a week and check out everything they had. I self-taught myself the fundamentals.
David self-taught making a brick oven too. He used The Bread Builders by Daniel Wing and Alan Scott to source some loose plans. He cruised photos online, put the two together, and built himself an oven in the backyard. He started baking and selling at a local farmer's market.
Then in 2010, David moved from Oregon to the Bay Area. He found himself a few jobs, making it work, learning — but then saw an ad for the Pizzaiolo baking position on Craigslist. You could tell that Charlie wrote it: 'Come to Pizzaiolo and find me.' And so I came and found him."
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America set an off-the-charts heat record in 2012, according to an Associated Press report.
A brutal combination of a widespread drought and a mostly absent winter pushed the average annual U.S. temperature last year up to 55.32 degrees Fahrenheit, the government announced Tuesday. That's a full degree warmer than the old record set in 1998.
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Scientists say the U.S. heat is part global warming in action and natural weather variations. The drought that struck almost two-thirds of the nation and a La Nina weather event helped push temperatures higher, along with climate change from man-made greenhouse gas emissions, says Katharine Hayhoe, director of the Climate Science Center at Texas Tech University. She said temperature increases are happening faster than scientists predicted.
:These records do not occur like this in an unchanging climate," says Kevin Trenberth, head of climate analysis at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo. "And they are costing many billions of dollars."
Global warming is caused by the burning of fossil fuels — coal, oil and natural gas — which sends heat-trapping gases, such as carbon dioxide, into the air, changing the climate, scientists say.
What's happening with temperatures in the United States is consistent with the long-term pattern of "big heat events that reach into new levels of intensity," Arndt says.
Last year was 3.2 degrees warmer than the average for the entire 20th century. Last July was the hottest month on record. Nineteen states set yearly heat records in 2012, though Alaska was cooler than average.
U.S. temperature records go back to 1895 and the yearly average is based on reports from more than 1,200 weather stations across the Lower 48 states.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 2012 also had the second-most weather extremes on record after hurricane-heavy 1998, based on a complex mathematical formula that includes temperature records, drought, downpours and land-falling hurricanes.
Measured by the number of high-damage events, 2012 ranked second after 2011, with 11 different disasters that caused more than $1 billion in damage, including Superstorm Sandy and the drought, NOAA says.
The drought was the worst since the 1950s and slightly behind the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, meteorologists say. During a drought, the ground is so dry that there's not enough moisture in the soil to evaporate into the atmosphere to cause rainfall, which leads to hotter, drier air. This was fed in the United States by La Nina, which is linked to drought.
Scientists say even with global warming, natural and local weather changes mean that temperatures will go up and down over the years. But overall, temperatures are climbing. In the United States, the temperature trend has gone up 1.3 degrees over the last century, according to NOAA data. The last year the U.S. was cooler than the 20th-century average was 1997.
The last time the country had a record cold month was December 1983.
What has scientists so stunned is how far above other hot years 2012 was. Nearly all of the previous 117 years of temperature records were bunched between 51 and 54 degrees, while 2012 was well above 55.
"A picture is emerging of a world with more extreme heat," says Andrew Dessler, a Texas A&M University climate scientist. "Not every year will be hot, but when heat waves do occur, the heat will be more extreme. People need to begin to prepare for that future."
View the National Climatic Data Center summary of U.S. weather in 2012, http://1.usa.gov/UHhwpx.
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Parallel rules help draftsmen, surveyors, cartographers, architects, and navigators draw accurate parallel lines. The instrument comes in two main forms: two rectangular straight edges connected by brass or silver hinges, or a single frame surrounding a roller. The first type was known in Europe by 1600, while Englishman A. George Eckhardt is credited with inventing the second in 1771. The parallel rule was superseded for most uses by the T-square in the 19th century, but navigators continue to use parallel rules in conjunction with gridded charts.
The mathematics collections contain about twenty parallel rules and combination instruments, dating from the late 18th century to the late 20th century and ranging in length from 6 to 24 inches. The objects are made from ebony and other woods, brass, German silver, and plastic. They were manufactured in the United States, England, Italy, and Taiwan. They were used for military surveying, in navigation, in business, in art and technical drawing, and for placing handles on caskets. Several of the objects in this group illustrate innovations added to the basic instrument.
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States using a federal immigration database to purge noncitizens from voter lists are starting to get results, which so far include few illegal voters.
In Florida, which was first to gain access to the database after fighting the federal government in court, an initial run of roughly 2,600 names has turned up "several" violators, according to a spokesman for Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner.
"We are seeing that there are definitely noncitizens on the voter rolls, but we're still very early in this review process," says Chris Cate. A much larger list of suspected noncitizens soon will be fed through the database, Cate says. The list will be an updated version culled from cross-checking voter rolls and driver's license data, a method that produced about 180,000 names last year.
Colorado, which along with Florida was initially denied access to the database, says that an automated check of more than 1,400 names has flagged 177 people as possible noncitizens. Colorado has asked the Department of Homeland Security, which maintains the database, to assign a person to verify their status.
"For the moment, we have no confirmed noncitizens, but I would expect that most of those people would come back as noncitizens," says Andrew Cole, a spokesman for Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler.
Colorado also sent letters questioning the citizenship of more than 3,800 registered voters. Cole says 482 people have responded with proof of citizenship, and letters to about 1,000 others were returned undelivered due to wrong addresses.
Florida obtained access to the database nearly a month ago, and Colorado starting using it two weeks ago.
Voter purges are among several election-related efforts that Republican-led states and the Obama administration continue to dispute in courtrooms across the nation.
Republicans say the purges and other restrictions, such as photo identification requirements for voters, are intended to prevent fraud. Democrats argue that the measures are designed to suppress turnout among minorities and others who tend to vote for Democratic candidates.
Some of the states with the most aggressively tightened election laws, such as Florida and Texas, also have the largest Latino populations.
The purges are under way in about a dozen states, all of which have Republican election officials. They are using the DHS database to distinguish between foreigners in the United States on visas, green cards or other permits, and those who have become naturalized citizens and now have the right to vote.
The database, known as the SAVE system, or Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements, contains information about immigrants who are in the country legally.
The states have drawn criticism for using flawed methods that ensnare more eligible than ineligible voters. Voting rights groups say list purges this soon before an election could leave too little time to find and correct errors on the rolls.
On behalf of a Latino civic group and two naturalized citizens, the American Civil Liberties Union has filed suit against Florida, arguing that its use of the database must be approved by the federal government under the Voting Rights Act, which protects minority voters.
The ACLU cites a Miami Herald report that found that nearly 60 percent of the people on Florida's suspected noncitizens list are Latinos (who make up 13 percent of Florida's active registered voters).
The Department of Justice, which took separate court action to unsuccessfully block Florida's purge program, has filed a "statement of interest" in the case supporting the ACLU's complaint.
Florida officials have denied that the purge targets minorities. The state has filed a motion for dismissal, arguing that its purge program provides due process to voters and was approved by the Justice Department years ago.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Diversity was perhaps the biggest winner at the 86th annual Academy Awards.
For the first time, a film directed by a black filmmaker — Steve McQueen of "12 Years a Slave" — won best picture and a Latino — Alfonso Cuaron of "Gravity" — took home best director in a ceremony presided over by a lesbian host and overseen by the academy's first black president.
McQueen's grimly historical drama "12 Years a Slave" took best picture, leading the usually sedate filmmaker to jump up and down in celebration after his acceptance speech.
The British director dedicated his award to "all of the people who endured slavery and the 21 million people who still suffer slavery today."
Cuaron's lost-in-space thriller "Gravity" led the Oscars with seven awards, including cinematography, editing, score, visual effects, sound mixing and sound editing. Some in his native Mexico have been critical that since the attention came for a Hollywood release and not a Mexican-themed film, his win didn't have the same kind of importance.
"I'm Mexican so I hope some Mexicans were rooting for me," he told reporters backstage.
The entire Oscar ceremony had the feel of a make-over for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences — an institution that has sometimes seemed stuck in the past. After a Los Angeles Times report revealed the academy was overwhelming older white men, new president Cheryl Boone Isaacs has pushed for a more varied membership.
The movie industry that the Oscars reflect has also been reluctant to tell a wider range of stories.
"Dallas Buyers Club," the best picture-nominated drama about AIDS in 1980s Texas, took two decades to get made after countless executives balked at financing such a tale. Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto won best actor and best supporting actor for their roles in the film as a heterosexual rodeo rat (McConaughey) and a transgender drug addict (Leto) united by HIV.
"Thirty-six million people who have lost the battle to AIDS and to those of you out there who have ever felt injustice because of who you are or who you love, tonight I stand here in front of the world with you and for you," said Leto is his acceptance speech.
Cate Blanchett, best-actress winner for her bitter, ruined socialite in Woody Allen's "Blue Jasmine," used her acceptance speech to trumpet the need to make films with female leads — films like her own and like "Gravity," starring Sandra Bullock. A study by analyst Kevin B. Lee found that last year's lead actors averaged 100 minutes on screen, but lead actresses averaged only 49 minutes.
"To the audiences who went to see the film and perhaps those of us in the industry who are still foolishly clinging to the idea that female films, with women at the center, are niche experiences, they are not," said Blanchett. "Audiences want to see them and, in fact, they earn money."
"12 Years a Slave" also won awards in the writing and acting categories. John Ridley picked up the trophy for best adapted screenplay, which was based on the 1853 memoir by Solomon Northup. The screenwriter is only the second black writer (Geoffrey Fletcher won for "Precious" in 2009) to win in the category. Backstage, the "12 Years" team mentioned their efforts to include Solomon Northup's memoir as part of high school study. The National School Boards Association announced in February that the book is now mandatory reading.
"It's important that we understand our history so we can understand who we were and who we are now and most importantly who we're going to be," said Brad Pitt, who produced "12 Years." ''We hope that this film remains a gentle reminder that we're all equal. We all want the same: Dignity and opportunity."
Lupita Nyong'o was a first-time Oscar winner for her supporting role as field slave Patsey in "12 Years." ''I'm a little dazed," said Nyong'o backstage of winning the Oscar. "I can't believe this is real life."
Nyong'o is the sixth black actress to win in the supporting actress category — and the first major Oscar win for Kenya (the president of Kenya congratulated her in a tweet) — following Hattie McDaniel ("Gone with the Wind"), Whoopi Goldberg ("Ghost"), Jennifer Hudson ("Dreamgirls"), Mo'Nique ("Precious") and Octavia Spencer ("The Help").
Foreign language film nominees included "The Missing Picture," the first-ever Oscar-nominated film from Cambodia. "The Act of Killing," a dark look into the mass killings of communists and ethnic Chinese in Indonesia in the 1960s, was nominated for best documentary feature.
In her second time hosting, openly gay Ellen DeGeneres sought to make celebrities more like plain folk. She passed out slices of pizza to the front rows at the Dolby Theatre, then passed the hat to pay for it. She also tweeted a "selfie" with such stars as Meryl Streep, Julie Roberts, Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper, Pitt and Nyong'o. The shot "made history," DeGeneres told the audience later. It's since been retweeted more than two million times.
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Photo of Police Officer Giving Homeless Man a New Pair of Boots Inspires the Web
When an image of a police officer goes viral, it's often for something the police department isn't going to be very proud of. But that's certainly not the case with the above photo of New York City police officer Lawrence DePrimo that has been circulating the internet.
Earlier this month Jennifer Foster, a tourist from Arizona, noticed Officer DePrimo squatting next to a shoeless homeless man who was sitting up against a shoe store on a cold night. As you can see in the photo, DePrimo is giving the man a brand new pair of warm boots that he had just bought for him at the store.
According to Foster, she took the photo because she remembered her father, also a police officer, had once done a similar kindness for a homeless man. When she got back to Arizona she sent the cellphone shot to the NYPD, who asked if they could put it on their Facebook page.
She agreed and not long after the photo went viral, with commenters all over the internet praising DePrimo for his generosity and caring.
DePrimo, who didn't know the NYPD was going to post the photo, says he is surprised by the attention. He also said he bought the barefoot man the boots because his own feet were cold even though he had on two pair of socks and added that the store owner gave him the employee discount when he explained what he was doing. It's the kind of good deed that we wish we saw more of during the Christmas season.


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As you can see we've fixed quite a number of issues during 4.1's release cycle. Any of the defects below which aren't struck out still remain open and have been moved forward for a fix in 4.1.1.
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text: Space | 03. November 2010 | posted by Marco Trovatello Hanging on and being rewarded at the NASA press site Space journalists need to have stamina - in particular when reporting on a shuttle launch. Often, scrub follows scrub follows scrub - which is just normal with regard to the complex matter of space flight. On these images, you see the journalists waiting for a news conference following a meeting of the Shuttle Mission Management Team (MMT) – but the news conference will of course only start after the hours-long meeting has finished. The meeting discussed an issue with a main engine controller on space shuttle Discovery and a decision was taken whether Discovery will be "go" for tomorrow's launch or not. And the result is: Go, if weather permits. But of course this was not the only thing worth waiting for. Thilo and me , along with all those other journalists have been rewarded with a night viewing of the rollback of Space shuttle Discovery's Rotating Service Structure. More on that in the next blogpost. Image above: Journalists waiting for a news conference at the NASA press site. Image credit: DLR/M.Trovatello, CC-BY Below: Flags of NASA's international partners at the ceiling of the press site. Can you spot the german and ESA flags? Image credit: DLR/M. Trovatello, CC-BY.


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I won't expect my audience to have any mathematical background other than high-school.
My thoughts so far are: non-Euclidean geometry, Cantor's ideas on uncountability, undecidability, chaos theory and fractals, the invention of new number systems (i.e. negative numbers, zero, irrational, imaginary numbers), calculus, graphs and networks, probability theory, Bayesian statistics.
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For that reason, I'm looking for some short, straightforward advice on the matter. How difficult would it be for a complete neophyte and mild technophobe to use the Hangout feature of Google+ to run, say, an online Dwimmermount or Tékumel campaign? Likewise, is this something people are even interested in? I'll be absolutely honest here: I consider online games to be, at best, poor substitutes for meeting with friends in one's home every week. However, I'm also rather keen to give this a whirl, since I've seen a number of people speak well of it. I figure there's nothing to lose in testing it out for myself, but, as I said, I have zero experience with this sort of gaming and so welcome advice and insights from those who've successfully done this in the past.
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I've only played a few Play by Post games and the pacing was awful. I've played via IRC and VTT with Skype and found that the game's pacing is on par with face-to-face games only if the GM spends much time inputting all the text, pictures and maps in advance or doesn't use much in the visual department.
ReplyDeleteI believe Chris Kutalik is running a G+ EPT game sometime over the next day or two. I'm going to try to get in on it. It'll be my first attempt with G+'s hangout feature. I *did* play a game with Raggi and Zak over Skype once and that worked out splendidly. The pacing issues found with PbP are nonexistent. Sometimes outside distractions can get in the way, but it wasn't too big of a deal. I'm excited about the possibility.
ReplyDeleteZak has a lot of info on the google+ thing. Jeff Rients ran a game the other day on it, and it looks like many others are giving it a whirl as well. Basically when using the video thing, it's best to have no more than 5 people at a time on there otherwise it starts slowing things down for everyone, especially if someone doesn't have a good connection. I haven't tried it myself, mind you. Just what I've been reading on google+ and the blogs from those who have tried it. I'm sure you'd have no problem getting people into a Dwimmermount game.
ReplyDeleteI've been playing with skype voice chat for well over a year. It is pretty much the same as face to face. I don't imagine that there is much difference playing with Google+. We usually play for two and half hours, but I've gone as many as four with no trouble. If you are thinking about a regular time with a larger group, I suggest setting things up so players can occasionally miss a play session without disrupting the scheduling of the game; otherwise, scheduling conflicts will give you grief.
ReplyDeleteI went from knowing nothing about Google+ and no prior experience with Facebook to running two very fun sessions with very little trouble (other than trying to cram too many people into the 1st session). Get an account, mess around with it a little. Arrange for someone to be online at such and such a time to try out inviting them to a Hangout. You can totally do it.
ReplyDeleteI, for one, would be very interested in playing a game on google+.
The idea of playing with strangers in strange places is fascinating. I wonder if there are any regional variations in style, and if they would show up in such situations. I've played Call of Cthulhu at conventions and never noticed any, but my D&D playing has been restricted to a rather circumscribed group with a pretty pristine genealogy.Here's what you do (speaking as an intermittent technophobe myself who was really hoping G+ would just go away 2 weeks ago):
-get a G+ account
-hit the "start a hangout button"
-get 4 friends to do it with you NOT in a game, just to talk for fifteen minutes while you make dinner or something. You can rustle them up on the phone.
-see if there are any technical issues that make you want to pull your hair out or not. see if it feels right.
-Either you'll be convinced or you won't. It's not for everybody and some people's connections just hate Google +.
I had the idea to start all this nonsense after doing just that. I was talking to friends in Montreal, Oakland, New York and LA simultaneously and just went...Ok, there's no reason I couldn't play D&D like this.
Like I said: either you'll like it or you won't, but just try it in a no-stress environment. If you do like it and then want all the tips we've scraped together on how to optimize a G+ game over the past week, I am planning on posting the full G+ tips/FAQ/DM-sign-up sheet every wednesday over on DNDWPS.I just played today on Google + and the session went well. Goblins, and small children were slain, our thief could not move silently to save his life but was a crack shot with a crossbow - sort of. The heroic, some say foolish, elf took an arrow in the chest to protect his compatriots. A secret door was found, slimy things struck fear in the souls of men and laughs and smiles were had by all.
I urge you to give it a test run, I think you may be pleasantly surprised.
Moreover, I would truly enjoy running in your Dwimmermount or OMG Tekumel campaign. I picked up the Gamescience and Swords and Glory books at the Complete Strategist 15 years ago and have yet to find a group to play.
BTW just thinking about it has me off to buy the Tsolyani primer.
My one small Tekumel claim to fame is that I had the distinct privilege to speak with Professor Barker twice at his home, over the phone, many years ago. What a kind man to listen to the blatherings of a Tekumel neonewb.
I am Yetisamurai at gmail dot com, if you ever are inclined to invite me to a google + game.I'd like to see an RPG rule system, or set of house rules, designed specifically for video chat.
It's a different medium than a face-to-face meeting, and I think the rules could be tweaked to streamline play. Verbal exchanges are slower and it's harder to tell who has the floor, but everyone's in front of a computer so arithmetic and information management is easier.I like the energy that Zak has been channeling into his vision of a "Constantcon" on Google+. If enough people get on board, I think this could reach critical mass and revolutionize the hobby. It could be a virtual resurrection of the good ole days when high school gamers gathered during lunch break to play casual pick-up role-playing sessions. Something like Google+ has the potential to get us close to this freewheeling gaming space, which strikes me as much more Old School than the biweekly scheduled meetups that most adult gamers are constrained to. I can see a Google+ Constantcon warping us to a virtual space not unlike Arneson's fast-and-loose 1970's Blackmoor campaign where Dave was reportedly co-ordinating a hundred player characters at the same time in six dungeons with different DM's.
Go for it James! I'd jump in!- AnonymousAugust 3, 2011 at 12:02 AM
Huh. this just deleted my comment, thanks to google wanting me to create a blogger account, even though i was signing in with a google account.
Anyway, I don't think it would take much more effort than a face to face campaign, as long as you did most of your prep work into word processing software already. Just cut and paste relevant text while talking about, going around to people like at a table for responses, it would probably satisfy more of the face to face itch than a play by post game.
I'd be willing to give it a try to see how it goes.
(off to search for James, on G+) Hi James. Perhaps, for those of use lucky enough to get a Dwimmermount "primer" at OSRcon, it'll be an opportunity to continue the adventure online via G+. That'll give you a bit of time to fiddle around with it, and also get the intro to world/system out of the way, leaving it open just for straight gaming.
I think such a venue would work particularly well with a rules-light system, less rolling, and more "rulings" to maintain narrative and flow. Call of Cthulhu would work particularly well, for example. From what I've read of Dwimmermount, it should work well, with the only concern being mapping.I've tried playing games online with various setups. By far the least painless has been Maptool + Skype. Both are free and multiplatform. Some sort of live voice chat is a must to keep everyone focused and properly support table talk. Maptool meanwhile is the only thing out there that (after a slight period of adjustment to the interface) gives you versatile and verbose as you need it dice rolling functions, and as many separate map files as you need, all with easy support for tossing on an adjustable grid (square or hex), drawing stuff on the fly, slapping down scanned in maps and minis, and if you want it, fog of war.
My group generally goes with pre-drawn maps covered in fog, and either scanned monster manual images or rough equivalents from old videogames as monster minis to speed things along. If you have players draw their own maps, you're even better off really. Blank page with a grid, mapper grabs the pencil tool, describe away.We've done one session already on Google+ hangout and it worked well enough. The video feed simply replaces the equivalent of the chat window found in most other virtual tabletops.*
It helps to run a map client/server and dice client as well (such as the free maptool or one of the many commercial map clients), rather than just relying on the video windows. RPG Virtual Tabletops has a reasonable discussion of most of the various clients that are currently available.
[Although one thing I found irritating was a lack of counters that are viewed from above, as most virtual counters show a front view, and I find that rather disconcerting when the map board is viewed from above. Then again a digital camera and set of miniatures helps cure that problem. Still I can't wait until someone designs a 3D virtual tabletop with orthographic display; unfortunately the graphics artists capable of doing that are busy working on the next computer RPG.]
Of course this doesn't help one joining in a game when one is on the other side of the planet. =8(
[* Although since we were all veterans of the MUD/MUSH era of the early internet we cope quite well with text-based interaction in real-time anyway.]Well my prediction is that you will get a game or two off the ground, extoll the virtues of gaming in this fashion for a bit, have the games peter out, and never go back.
RPGs were meant to be played around a table with friends (you know people you actually know and like). If you want to game on a computer with (near) strangers there are plenty of CRPGs out there that do it better.
I think in general that if you don't have a face to face group of friends to roll dice with it's time to move on from the hobby. Good luck!James, a word about Fantasy Grounds and Maptool and all those: you do require a bit of technical know how to get them off the ground and running. Even fairly simple things like infrno can be an obstacle if you have someone in the group who does not have basic computer literacy (they are out there). Tech issues can suck all the fun out of the whole thing in minutes. Keep things simple at first.
Anyway, good luck.@Zak S:
"who in the hell suggested you can't have a tabletop group just because you play on-line too"
Just you, in your post, maybe that's why it makes no sense to you? Most strawmen don't.
However, I'm pretty sure the vast majority of online and PBP players don't have a regular tabletop group. After all if your in person group were available and meeting your gaming needs why bother with online?
Even so, I still believe these kooky RPGs we play are meant for people playing face to face. That's why it's such a small community that plays them. If this industry had to rely on PBP and virtual games wholly, it would not exist at all, we'd be left with WoW. Even 4E with its DDI still really only works face to face, players just need laptops as well.@cibet
These kooky RPGs we play were meant as addenda to wargame systems hardly anyone plays anymore. They've changed.
As for:
"if your in person group were available and meeting your gaming needs why bother with online?"
Oh so many reasons:
-If you are the only one in your group who GMs, you can GM with your home game and be a player 5 times a week on line
-If a member of your longstanding group moves or goes on a trip, you can keep your regular game together
-If there is a game you want to play in addition to your local one but can't find players for that specific game, you can start that up (several people on G+ are just now getting to play their first Petal Throne game due to G+)
-If you want to playtest an idea with several different groups (Tavis allison's doing that now)
-If you want to play with an online pal who you know from blogs or forums is a likeminded individual but have never got to play with them for logistical reasons
-If you are temporarily not home yourself
-If you have a job where you can be online while you work you can play at work (guilty)
I would never suggest online gaming should or will replace face-to-face play but just as gameblogs are a fun and interesting supplement to actually playing games, online games are, too.I have now run two games in G+. One was Swords and Wizardry and the other was the DCC beta. I am by no means a technophobe, but I am a novice at Facebook and Gmail. I've never used Skype for more than voice. I've used a webcam maybe three times in my life. I currently run two face to face games and play in two. I have heavily flirted with several different online tabletop simulators, but never actually ran anything with any of them.
G+ games rock. I haven't been this excited about playing since I was a kid. Yesterday was my first game, and I was pretty apprehensive and nervous about it. I've never run S&W before, so I was a little slow there, but the game itself was just about as good as face to face. I had four players and tried to have five, but G+ didn't like it. Four players plus GM is definitely the limit right now. We used the honor system for die rolling and I held pictures up to the camera. We had a time limit of two hours, which is good. My second game went for 3.5 hours and I was tired of sitting and craning my neck afterword (but the game was a total blast and we completed the adventure). It's a very simple interface, and you can pick it up quick. I had three players in the first game that had some experience with G+ (including Zak), and that definitely helped me out a bit. Everyone seemed to have a great time, and we all agreed to play again next week.
Zak really needs to get credit for setting up Constantcon and maintaining the calendar. I feel that is what has truly allowed us to tap the potential of G+. I got up this morning to take my dogs for a walk and was all juiced about how well the game worked out. When I got home, I decided to run another game. I hopped on Zak's site at 10:00 and posted the DCC beta game for 11:30. I had two players ready to roll and several more that expressed interest but couldn't make the time. It was that quick and easy. When is the last time you were able to throw a game together that quickly? Everyone had such a good time we ignored the two hour time limit to finish the adventure.
I highly recommend giving it a try. It has truly changed gaming for me.- AnonymousAugust 3, 2011 at 6:02 PM
I have taken a few stabs at trying to understand Google+ and might be into hopping into or running a game at some point to see how it goes. It does seem like a great medium to game in, brainstorm ideas, etc.
ReplyDelete Say James, thanks for at least the acknowledgement that you started up a PbP game and then dropped it two weeks later with so much as a "I'm outta here, bitches!"
I wasn't sad about the end of that cluster eff nor was mad about it (I even have used my alchoholic character "Thursty" as a henchman in some of my OD&D games after that). It was the fact you seemed to dump out of it without a word to us that seemed very weird. Weeks later people where still posting here and there (echoing voice) "Hello? Hello?" for weeks after.i have to agree in regard to pacing probs w/ pbp, but if you can develop the patience for it, it can be worth it (esp. if it's yr only current option) - i've been running a game off of a private blog (using the comments) now for over a year (1.5 weeks gametime!) - and it's been fun (even better now w/ better mobile technology, ipad etc.) - a few days ago, the players actually entered the Ruined Monastery (your Fight On 1 entry)...


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18.104.22.168 Geolocation Lookup and Detailed Q&A
18.104.22.168 is an external IP address, this IP address represents a device on the Internet. We have detected the device connected this IP address is located in Strasbourg, Grand Est, France. The picture above shows the country/region/city where the IP address 126.96.36.199 is located and other brief information. We'll give you detailed explanations as below:
IP Address: | 184.108.40.206 |
Continent ? : | Europe 🌍 |
Country/Region Code ? : | FR ? |
Country/Region Name ? : | France 🇫🇷 ? |
Region Name ? : | Grand Est |
City Name ? : | Strasbourg |
City Latitude ? : | 48.5850 |
City Longitude ? : | 7.7364 |
- 1. What is 220.127.116.11?
- 2. Is 220.127.116.11 a public IP address or a private IP address?
- 3. Which country or region is 188.8.131.52 located in?
- 4. What region and city is 220.127.116.11 located in?
- 5. Can I find out the exact location of 126.96.36.199?
- 6. Who is the Internet service provider of 188.8.131.52?
- 7. What is reverse DNS of 22.214.171.124?
- 8. Is 188.8.131.52 a proxy IP address?
- 9. How fast is the network speed of 220.127.116.11?
- 10. What is 220.127.116.11 used for?
- 11. How to find out the administrator of 220.127.116.11?
- 12. Where does the data of 188.8.131.52 come from?
1. What is 22.214.171.124?
220.127.116.11 is an IP address, it represents a device on the Internet.
IP address is used to identify the device that sends or receives data in cyberspace and is represented by a string of numbers.
The number can be displayed in binary, decimal, hexadecimal, etc., as shown in the figure below, with decimal being the most common.
Description of IP Address in Binary, Decimal and Hexadecimal Description of IP Address Class A/B/C/D/E and Network ID, Host IDNotice:
A correct IP address has 4 numbers and connected by dot, such as there only 3 numbers in 85.25.103, and 5 numbers in 184.108.40.206.1, they are not correct IP addresses;
The size of the 4 decimal numbers ranges from 0 to 255. If any number exceeds this range, such as 126.96.36.1996, it is not a correct IP address.
Sometimes, dot will be replaced by space or hyphen, e.g. 85-25-103-52,85 25 103 52, but generally it is represented by dot, e.g. 18.104.22.168;
If you want to learn more about IP address, please check: What is IP address?
2. Is 22.214.171.124 a public IP address or a private IP address?
220.127.116.11 is an external address, which is a public IP address on the Internet, and its corresponding device can be accessed by other devices on the Internet.
IP addresses can be classified as public address, private address, and reserved address.
- Public IP address: The overwhelming majority of IP addresses are public addresses and need to apply for registration with the international Internet administrative agency.
- Private IP address: Three IP address segments are reserved in the IPv4 address protocol as private addresses for internal use by the organization.
- Reserved IP address: There are also some reserved addresses, which are used as private IP address space or for special purposes such as internal LAN.
From the screenshot above, you can see the different locations and utilizations of public IP address and private IP address.
- The IP address of a device may change, and the device corresponding to an IP address may also change, they are not fixed;
- If you do not want your device uses a public IP address, you can place the device on a private network instead, and use address mapping to achieve access and enhance security.
- Because of the scarcity of IPv4 address, home networking devices usually use private IP and connect to public IP on the Internet through a router.
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What are public IP addresses, private IP addresses and reserved IP addresses?
3. Which country or region is 18.104.22.168 located in?
In short, 220.127.116.11 is located in France.
Specifically, public IP addresses are coordinated by IANA(The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority), who first allocates the different IP addresses to five RIRs(Regional Internet Registries).
- ARIN(American Registry for Internet Numbers): including Canada, USA, and some Caribbean Islands
- APNIC(Asia Pacific Network Information Centre): including Asia/Pacific Region
- RIPE NCC(Réseaux IP Européens Network Coordination Centre): including Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia
- LACNIC(Latin America and Caribbean Network Information Centre): including Latin America and some Caribbean Islands
- AFRINIC(African Network Information Centre): including Africa Region
Organizations in need of IP addresses apply to these allocation centers who coordinate the allocation.
These organizations that get assigned IP addresses then assign these IPs to their corresponding devices, which are basically placed in the country where the applicant organization is located, and we can get the organizations and countries corresponding to these IPs through the Whois information of the IP addresses.
Notice: Sometimes, however, organizations that obtained the IP address may also assign these IPs to other countries, such as multinational telecommunications companies, overseas military bases and other special circumstances.
Although we have used a variety of data sources and technical means other than Whois information of IP address, we still cannot guarantee that the query result is 100% correct. Therefore, the country/region information we provided to which the IP address belongs is correct at 99.99% or more, and in rare cases errors may occur.
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4. What region and city is 22.214.171.124 located in?
Let's give a simple answer first: IP 188.8.131.52 is located in Strasbourg, Grand Est, France.
- City longitude: 7.7364201545715 °
- City latitude: 48.585041046143 °
Please note above data is only the longitude and latitude of Strasbourg, Grand Est, France, not the accurate geographic location of IP user or device.
In some detail, we obtain the city-level positioning of an IP address by comparing data from multiple sources and technical means.
This is the geographic location information obtained from the map according to the latitude dimension. This site cannot guarantee that there is no error, and the results are for reference only. This data is updated at: 2024-04-09 17:56:18 UTC | |
Reference Location: | Strasbourg, France |
Named Location: | 9 Rue Hannong, 67000 Strasbourg, France |
Street Address: | 13 Rue Hannong, 67000 Strasbourg, France |
Uncategorized Address: | 15 Rue du Vingt-Deux Novembre, 67000 Strasbourg, France |
Postal Code: | 67000 Strasbourg, France |
Notice: Regarding the accuracy of this data, because of IP address allocation and variability and other factors, the highest standard city-level IP location accuracy rate in the industry can hardly reach more than 80%, and some websites or businesses claim that their accuracy rate reaches 95% or more are not highly credible.
Of course, the overall IP address location accuracy is difficult to reach more than 80% doesn't mean that the positioning accuracy of 184.108.40.206 is also 80%. Users can compare and verify data from multiple websites, as well as make network speed tests or take other ways to improve the accuracy rate.
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5. Can I find out the exact location of 126.96.36.199?
Still, let's give a simple answer first: it is generally not possible to find out the exact location of a user by IP address.
In the last question, we mentioned the accuracy rate of 184.108.40.206 located in Strasbourg, Grand Est, France cannot be 100% correct, and it is even more difficult to get the precise location of the next level area, street, and room number.
For example, an IP is assigned to a dial-up ADSL operator, when one of its users dials up, the IP address is occupied. But after the user goes offline, this IP address may be assigned to another dial-up user, and the user will be assigned another IP address after dialing up again to access the Internet. So you can only make sure that this IP is used within this city, but it cannot be sure of a smaller area, street, or a room.
However, the Internet service provider (ISP) has log records of the usage of an IP address, and if necessary (e.g., at the request of police), the ISP can provide more accurate user information and geographic location of an IP address at a certain time.
Of course, such precise information of an IP address is generally not disclosed to the public for the purpose of protecting users' privacy.
The location of your public IP address 18.104.22.168 is shown in the map as follows, country/region: France, region: Grand Est, city: Strasbourg. Longitude (7.7364201545715 °) and latitude (48.585041046143 °) is the geographical information of the city, not the exact location of the user. This website cannot guarantee 100% correct, we only provide reference information.
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6. Who is the Internet service provider of 126.96.36.199?
The Internet service provider (ISP) of 18.104.22.168 is velia.net Internetdienste GmbH.
As mentioned previously, velia.net Internetdienste GmbH applied for a batch of IP addresses from a regional Internet registry (RIR), and then assigned the IP address 18.104.22.168 to a device located in Strasbourg, Grand Est, France.
Here is the list and contact information of ISP in various countries. Click to view:
🔌 France List of major ISPs
💡:The following are the major Internet service providers in France, including their names, URLs, and phone numbers. If you want to know the details of a particular service provider's introduction, social media, email, etc., you can click on the service provider's name link to view details.
7. What is reverse DNS of 220.127.116.11?
This topic is rather specialized, so let's first know about what is reverse DNS lookup for IP addresses.
DNS is the acronym for Domain Name System. The domain name system establishes links between domain names and the IP addresses, and a DNS server is specialized for the work. The forward DNS lookup is according a domain name to look up IP address, and the reverse DNS lookup is according an IP address to look up the corresponding domain name.
In Linux system, you can use "host 184.108.40.206" instruction to make reverse DNS lookup.
- If 22.214.171.124 has no setup of reverse DNS, it will return Null or 126.96.36.199 itself, for example: the reverse DNS lookup of 220.127.116.11 returns 126.96.36.199.
- If an IP address has setup of reverse DNS, it will get a different result from this IP, for example: the reverse DNS lookup of 188.8.131.52 returns crawl-66-249-64-145.googlebot.com.
Notice: Reverse DNS lookup needs to be carried out online. Occasionally, there will be timeout and other errors in the case of network congestion, which will make the IP that has setup of reverse DNS does not return correctly but the original IP. In this case, it is necessary to do a few more "host 188.8.131.52" instructions or try again at another time.
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8. Is 18.104.22.168 a proxy IP address?
By querying databases, we can know whether 188.8.131.52 is a proxy IP and what type of proxy it is.
184.108.40.206 is not a proxy IP Address.
When someone uses a device to access another device online, usually it is the source IP accesses the target IP directly, but in some special cases, for example, the source IP is restricted by the firewall and cannot access the target IP directly, or the visitor wants to hide its real IP address, an intermediate IP can be used as a transit, and it is called proxy IP.
Notice: Whether an IP address is a proxy IP generally does not change in the short term, but it may still change in the long term.
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9. How fast is the network speed of 126.96.36.199?
Network speed can be broadly classified as follows:
- COM company/T1: for commercial usage, the speed is the fastest and can reach gb/s level
- DSL broadband/cable/fiber: generally for home usage, the speed is fast and can reach tens of mb/s to hundreds of mb/s
- DIAL dial-up: This is an old way of networking, with slower speed ranging from tens of kb/s to a few mb/s
The speed of IP 184.108.40.206 to access the Internet belongs to: T1.
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10. What is 18.104.22.168 used for?
Usage type classification of IP addresses:
- (COM) Commercial, e.g. general companies, office buildings, etc.;
- (ORG) Organization, e.g. various non-profit organizations;
- (GOV) Government, e.g. government departments at all levels;
- (MIL) Military, e.g. troops, military bases, etc.;
- (EDU) Education, e.g. universities, colleges, schools, etc.;
- (LIB) Library, e.g. local libraries;
- (CDN) CDN, e.g. content delivery networks;
- (ISP) Fixed Line ISP, e.g. fixed-line telephone Internet service providers;
- (MOB) Mobile ISP, e.g. mobile phone Internet service providers;
- (DCH) DCH, e.g. data center, web hosting, network transmission, etc.;
- (SES) Web Crawler, e.g. various search engine spiders;
- (RSV) Reserved, e.g. various reserved addresses.
22.214.171.124 belongs to DCH.
The above usage types are comprehensive speculation based on the IP administrator Whois information and other information, only for reference.
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11. How to find out the administrator of 188.8.131.52?
You can use Whois lookup to find out the administrative agency of an IP address, and even the phone number and other contact information of the administrator.
Using the Whois tool to look up 22.214.171.124 will yield a lot of information, and we pull out the main information as follows:
- Administrative agency: BSB-SERVICE-1
- Description:BSB-SERVICE Dedicated Server Hosting
- Country/Region:DE
- Address: HEG Mass Daimler Strasse 9-11 50354 Huerth Germany
- Administrator:INTERGENIA-MNT
- Tel: +49 2203 1045 0
- E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Whois lookup tool is designed to allow people to find the responsible agency and administrator when there is network problem. At present, Whois tools are widely used in the network technical level, for example, if Telecom Internet service providers find there is network problem, they can quickly notify the relevant responsible person to diagnose and deal with it. In addition, if there is network resources abuse, such as a lot of spam from a certain IP address, they can also contact the person in charge of spam complaints to deal with it.
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12. Where does the data of 18.104.22.168 come from?
As we have mentioned earlier, we obtained the city-level location of this IP address by comparing data from multiple sources and technical means. These data sources include IPGeolocation,IP2Location and MaxMind, and other top IP data providers in the industry.
Among them, IPGeolocation is built by JFreaks Software Solutions in Lahore, Pakistan, and its database comprises above 25 million IP Address ranges which makes it one of the largest IP Data providers. It also supports downloadable IP geolocation database tailored to your need. More company information.
IP2Location has over 20 years of experience in detecting users' geolocation information and detecting anonymous proxies. The information is always accurate and easy to integrate. Meanwhile, It supports IPv4 and IPv6, API calls up to 10B+. Introduction to IP2Location database.
MaxMind is also an industry-leading provider of IP intelligence and online fraud detection tools since it has been founded in 2002. Up to now, over 5,000 companies use MaxMind's GeoIP data to locate their Internet visitors and show them relevant content and ads, perform analytics, enforce digital rights, and efficiently route Internet traffic.
🔌 France List of major ISPs
💡:The following are the major Internet service providers in France, including their names, URLs, and phone numbers. If you want to know the details of a particular service provider's introduction, social media, email, etc., you can click on the service provider's name link to view details.
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Internet Service Provider ? : | velia.net Internetdienste GmbH |
ZIP Code ? : | 67000 |
Time Zone ? : | Europe/Paris |
AS Number: | AS29066 |
Organization: | velia.net Internetdienste GmbH |
Currency: | Euro |
Currency Code: | EUR |
Currency Symbol: | € |
Languages: | fr-FR,frp,br,co,ca,eu,oc |
Country TLD: | .fr |
Usage Type ? : | DCH (Data Center/Web Hosting/Transit) 💿 |
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