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I recently sat down with my PSP and played the twice-ported version of Ys (VI): The Ark of Napishtim. The game was originally developed by Nihon Falcom for PCs. Konami made a PS2 port in 2005. A year later, Konami and Hudson teamed up to do a PSP port comprised of pieces of both the PC and PS2 versions.
The port, I was told, had notoriously bad frame rate and loading time issues on the PSP. However, I'd also been told that loading times had significantly decreased after the launch of newer PSP models, such as the PSP slim. With that in mind, I finally played this port, which was released in 2006, earlier this month.
It was my sixth time playing Ys VI (all other play-throughs took place on the very worthwhile PS2 version). What I discovered on the PSP version was that, indeed, the load times have been reduced (though they're far from eradicated) on the PSP slim. All of the other game's problems, of course, remained unchanged.
The graphical nature of the game is, perhaps, where the port took its strongest beating. Everything was scaled down, everything looks a little less recognizable, and that's just regarding the static sprites and polygon-based backgrounds. Throw bad animation and frame rate into the mix, and you just got yourself a big, bloody mess that you won't want to deal with.
Seriously, Adol's movement is far from smooth. And some effects, such as the special attack from the fire-based sword, will occasionally not appear on the screen when you do them. You'd think that they'd at least keep Adol's animation, since he is always on screen. But if Adol's in bad shape, then the monsters are doing even worse. Many enemies use time-based attacks, and watching their movement is supposed to give you a hint on when to jump, evade, or attack. Those hints are all but gone on the PSP version. The flowers with the metal spinny tops, or the plants that spin at whirlwind speed, are both infinitely more challenging on the PSP. And by "challenging," I mean "cheap." What they're doing just doesn't make sense on the screen.
And it's not like this was a necessity. With a little bit of delay and some proper programming, this game could've looked fine on the PSP. After all, look at Ys SEVEN, the recently-released, developed-exclusively-for-PSP sequel in the beloved series. That game came out looking perfect. I wouldn't expect the same for Ys VI, but degradation at this level is just pathetic.
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Naturally, the poor and often inconsistent frame rate causes the gameplay to suffer. If this were my first time playing Ys VI, I wouldn't have finished it. I would've given up. It's only because I knew the dungeons and bosses by heart that I was able to get through this port. I pity the person that plays Ys VI on the PSP as their first exposure to the Ys series. Even in this day and age, they'd be better off with the "swordless bumps" of Ys I and II for TurboGrafx-16. (Note from editor John Tucker: This was my first exposure to the series, and my reaction was exactly what Pat describes. I gave up and sent the game to him.)
Aside from the devastating blows I experienced due to the port, the game itself is a 5 to 8 hour romp through a new land (three small islands protected by a vortex). The three sword system, with on-the-fly swapping using L and R, adds a lot to the game. The only problem I had with the PS2 version of this game was the precise jumping/platforming puzzles, a problem which is only exacerbated by the frame rate issues of the PSP version.
The PSP port adds nine mini-games that replace the PS2-exclusive "Alma's Trials." Between the mini-games and the Trials, I much prefer Alma's Trials. These mini-games aren't much fun, since many of them require precise controls (including precise jumping). That just doesn't jive well with the game.
Oh good, finally a part of the review where I don't have to whine about the bad porting job.
The Romun Empire continues to pester Adol and his buddy Dogi, so Adol runs off on a pirate ship, where he meets yet another young lady that he apparently knew in his past (Adol harem +1). The pirate ship accidently sails straight for a powerful vortex, on the other side of which are some islands: Quatera, Zemeth, and Canaan. Adol falls off the boat when going through the vortex and washes up on the shores of Quatera, where he encounters a race of tailed humanoids called the Rehda. He starts by meeting the priestess sisters Olha and Isha (Adol harem +1 again... not +2, Isha's a kid!). And all of this is the prologue.
Miraculously, Adol meets a whole bunch of people who knew him from previous adventures, now stranded on Canaan (in the human settlement of Port Rimoge). In his simple quest to try and find a way out of the vortex (think of trying to escape the Bermuda triangle), Adol uncovers a 1000-year-old problem that's about to come to a head. It involves ancient civilizations and a reference to the Gilgamesh variant of the Noah's Ark worldwide flood narrative (Utnapishtim).
All of the staples of an Ys plot are found in this game. It's a neat story, and the major characters are all fairly well-developed over the course of the game.
I would give sound the highest of all subscores. The game's music is fantastic, and it in no way suffers from the PSP port. Unfortunately, the game's voiced dialogue (both English and Japanese) was all cut due to space limitations. Nearly every bit of dialogue was voiced in the PS2 version, and many of the voice actors were decent (Olha and Isha had an awesome accent). The loss of voice acting led me to cut the sound score from 90% to 80%.
Falcom has been bringing boatloads of their new titles to the PSP, and there is rumor that many of those games will make it to North America. Most of those titles are shaping up to be enjoyable. But among the five that have made it to North America thus far (Ys VI, Gurumin, and the Legend of Heroes Gagharv trilogy), only Gurumin struck me as a truly successful handheld title. If you want to play Ys VI for yourself, get the PS2 version. In fact, I recommend you do that. The PSP version? I recommend you never get within ten feet of it.
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Copenhagen, Denmark; July 18, 2014 – Genmab A/S (OMX: GEN) announced today that its partner, Janssen Biotech, Inc. ("Janssen") plans to start a new Phase III study of daratumumab in multiple myeloma. The study (MMY3007) will compare daratumumab in combination with bortezomib, melphalan and prednisone to bortezomib, melphalan and prednisone alone as front line treatment for patients who are not considered candidates for stem cell transplantation (SCT). The study is planned to start in the fourth quarter of 2014.
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This Phase III study is a randomized, open-label, multicenter study and will include approximately 700 newly diagnosed, chemotherapy naïve multiple myeloma patients ineligible for stem cell transplantation (SCT). Patients will be randomized to receive either daratumumab combined with bortezomib (a unique type of chemotherapy, called a proteasome inhibitor (PI)), melphalan (an alkylating chemotherapeutic agent) and prednisone (a corticosteroid), or bortezomib, melphalan and prednisone alone. The primary endpoint of the study is progression free survival (PFS).
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Daratumumab is a human CD38 monoclonal antibody with broad-spectrum killing activity. Daratumumab is in clinical development for multiple myeloma (MM). Daratumumab targets the CD38 molecule which is highly expressed on the surface of multiple myeloma cells. Daratumumab may also have potential in other cancers on which CD38 is expressed, including diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, chronic lymphocytic leukemia, acute lymphoblastic leukemia, plasma cell leukemia, acute myeloid leukemia, follicular lymphoma and mantle cell lymphoma. Daratumumab has been granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation from the US FDA. In August 2012, Genmab granted Janssen Biotech, Inc. an exclusive worldwide license to develop and commercialize daratumumab.
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Hotel-Landgasthof Katschtalerhof
Rennweg (0.3km from town centre)
The family-run Katschtalerhof can be found in the centre of Rennweg, at the foot of the Katschberg Mountain. It features a traditional restaurant and a sauna. All rooms at the Katschtalerhof have a bathroom and satellite TV. Some also offer a balcony. The restaurant serves classic Carinthian and Austrian cuisine, as well as international dishes. In summer, guests can also dine on the terrace. An internet corner can be used free of charge at the
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Rennweg (0.3km from town centre)
Family-run for over 300 years, Gasthof Post in Rennweg is just off the A10 motorway and a 5-minute drive from the Katschberg Ski Area. It offers a sauna, steam bath, and free Wi-Fi. The restaurant serves traditional Austrian and Carinthian cuisine. The bright, Alpine-style rooms at the Post Gasthof feature a seating area, satellite TV, and a bathroom. Some have a kitchenette and a balcony. A fishing pond, a ski storage room, and free private pa
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Rennweg (0.6km from town centre)
Gästehaus Lackner offer rustic, Alpine-style accommodation units in Rennweg, a 10-minute drive fom the Aineckbahn and the Gipfelbahn Cabe Cars. Guests can park their cars free of charge on spot and relax in a garden featuring a terrace and barbecue facilities. All of the apartments and studios come either with a terrace or a balcony with panoramic views of the surrounding area. They comprise a kitchenette with a coffee machine, a bathroom with a
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Chalet Wirnsberg
Rennweg (1.1km from town centre)
This newly built luxury chalet at a sunny mountain in Rennweg am Katschberg leaves nothing to be desired! The detached chalet (500m2) that you have all to yourself. situated just above the village of Rennweg in the beautiful and sunny Carinthia. You ll feel right at home as you enter. The chalet is comfortably furnished and equipped with every conceivable luxury. There are 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. There is a luxury in-house wellness area with
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Appartment Irmgard
Rennweg (1.2km from town centre)
A recently refurbished appartment between the Katschberg ski area and Lake Milstattersee in the south of Austria. The staircase from the ground floor is sealed for privacy at that level. and the majority of the floors are real wood.Both the master bedrooms have a new balcony. and in the larger of the two a 6th bed can be added comfortably. The single bedroom is also amply sized. The kitchen and bathroom are fully equipped and modern. Outside ther
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Rennweg (1.4km from town centre)
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Rennweg (1.7km from town centre)
Located 3.8 km from Aineckbahn in Rennweg, this apartment features a terrace and a garden. The apartment is 5 km from Gipfelbahn. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property. There is a seating area and a kitchenette as well as a private bathroom. Towels and bed linen are provided in this self-catering accommodation. Other facilities at Ferienhaus Brugger include a terrace. The nearest airport is Klagenfurt Airport, 69 km from the property.
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Ferienwohnung Lieserhaus
Rennweg (1.8km from town centre)
Set peacefully a 3-minute drive from the centre of Rennweg, Ferienwohnung Lieserhaus offers a well kept garden with barbecue facilities. Free Wi-Fi access is provided in the accommodation units, and free private parking is possible on site. Fitted with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, each apartment at Lieserhaus Ferienwohnung comes with a kitchenette with all the necessary utensils. A balcony, or a terrace, with views of the picturesqu
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Rennweg (1.9km from town centre)
Situated next to the ski bus stop for the Rennweg am Katschberg Ski Area, Pension Mühlbacherhof can be found in the hamlet of Mühlbach, 1 km from the A10 Tauernautobahn motorway. It offers en-suite rooms and apartments with free WiFi. All rooms and apartments offer mountain views and apartments come with a fully equipped kitchen. Breakfast is offered every morning, and you can enjoy playing billiards and table tennis or make use of the barbecue
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Familiengasthof Pirkerwirt
Rennweg (2.1km from town centre)
Offering a children's playground and terrace, Familiengasthof Pirkerwirt is located in Rennweg. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property and free private parking is available on site. The rooms are fitted with a flat-screen TV. Rooms are equipped with a private bathroom. Guests can enjoy various activities in the surroundings, including skiing and hiking. Aineckbahn is 3.8 km from Familiengasthof Pir
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Ferienhaus Ramsbacher
Rennweg (2.2km from town centre)
This spacious and bright apartment in Rennweg is surrounded by hiking and mountain biking possibilities, and offers free WiFi and a balcony overlooking the valley. Lake Millstatt is a 20-minute drive away. Ferienhaus Ramsbacher features 2 bedrooms, a living room with a flat-screen satellite TV, a kitchen with a dining area, and a bathroom. On request, fresh bread rolls can be delivered every morning. Katschberg Ski Area is 2.5 km away and the s
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Rennweg (2.2km from town centre)
Hillside appartment in a small farming community with super views south. Located on the sunny hillside with its back to the Katschberg this second floor appartment looks right down the valley towards Gmund. It has three bedrooms - two large rooms for up to 3. each with balcony access and one single room. The kitchen diner has a dishwasher in its newly fitted kitchen and a TV above the dining area. There is a bathroom at each end of the central co
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Rennweg (3.1km from town centre)
Located 2 km from the village centre of Rennweg, Apartment Laura offers an apartment with a fireplace, and a karaoke bar in the basement of the building. The apartment comprises 2 bedrooms, a kitchen, a flat-screen TV, and a bathroom with shower and toilet. Barbecue facilities can be found in the garden of Apartment Laura. A ski bus to the Katschberg Ski Area stops right outside in winter, while in summer, a train also stops right outside and p
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Drei Birken
Rennweg (3.4km from town centre)
Enormous detached house (180 m) just outside the centre of Rennweg. peaceful and sunny location. The comfortable. well furnished accommodation occupies 3 floors and has a balcony. For the children there is a separate play room in the basement with KTV (satellite) and a stereo installation. A minature train stops outside the front door bringing you to the Pollertal nature reserve. Completely enclosed garden sun loungers and a barbeque.Baby buggy
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Pension Waldhauser
Rennweg (3.8km from town centre)
In quiet surroundings in Abzwerg, Pension Waldhauser lies 30 minutes from Aineck-Katschberg Ski Area with the ski bus that stops 250 metres away. A traditional breakfast and dinner with home-grown products are served on site. Large windows provide mountain views in all rooms, which are furnished in Alpine style. Guests have access to free private parking and free WiFi available throughout the property. A ski boot dryer is available at Pension W
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Hoferhütte 2
Rennweg (4.3km from town centre)
Located in Rennweg in the Carinthia Region, 4 km from Aineckbahn, Hoferhütte 2 features a barbecue and views of the mountain. Free private parking is available on site. Enjoy a cup of coffee from your terrace or balcony. The nearest airport is Klagenfurt Airport, 72 km from Hoferhütte 2.
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Ferienwohnung Katschberg
Rennweg (4.3km from town centre)
Situated directly at a ski slope of the Katschberg Ski Area, Ferienwohnung Katschberg offers access to the neighbouring propertys restaurant, bar, and 2000 m² spa and pool area which comprises a steam bath, saunas and pools. WiFi is provided free of charge in the apartment and in public areas. The closest ski lift is just 20 metres away. The modern apartment comes with a living room featuring a sofa, a flat-screen satellite TV, and a kitchenett
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Situated in Katschberghöhe, just 300 metres from the Gamskogelexpress Cable Car, Hüttentraum Katschberg offers alpine-style self-catering accommodation units with free WiFi, ski-to-door access, a sun terrace and a garden with barbecue facilities. Private parking spaces are available on site free of charge. The chalets at the Hüttentraum also come with a balcony, a well-equipped kitchen and a living area with a sofa and cable TV. In addition, the
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Rennweg (4.4km from town centre)
Set in a scenic mountain landscape at 1,650 metres above sea level in the Katschberghöhe Ski Area, this elegant 4-star hotel offers panoramic mountain views, the large Acquapura spa area, modern fitness rooms, and free WiFi access in all areas. Guests enjoy direct access to ski slopes and hiking trails. The Falky Land children's area includes indoor play facilties, a children's spa with a family pool, waterslide, baby pool, children's sauna and
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Pianist Fred Hersch has made quite a few brilliant jazz albums over the course of his career, and several of them have been solo piano recordings, but this one is something special. Alone at the Vanguard is exactly what you'd expect it to be: a solo album recorded over the course of a week of engagements at The Village Vanguard, perhaps the most venerated jazz performance space in New York (and, therefore, probably in the world). In the fall of 2005, Hersch played 12 sets over the course of six nights and recorded all of them with the intention of culling them down to a single disc; in the end, Hersch decided simply to release the final set in its entirety. It's difficult to convey the brilliance of these performances: his interpretations of standards like "In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning," "Memories of You," and "Doxy" manage somehow to evoke intensity and contemplation in equal measure. His originals, three of which are dedicated to guitarist Bill Frisell ("Down Home"), saxophonist Lee Konitz ("Lee's Dream"), and classical composer Robert Schumann ("Pastorale") find him frequently stretching out in a contrapuntal style, generally locking into a steady rhythmic state while spinning out multiple melodic lines simultaneously; his compositions often sound like the aural representation of a complex clockworks. While "Pastorale" is tender and reflective, "Lee's Dream" is harmonically advanced and features both charmingly sideways counterpoint and a melody that hints at Thelonious Monk's "Work." And then, toward the end, comes the album's finest and most inspired moment: that very tune, "Work," which Hersch uses in an almost pedagogical way. While many have noted the jaggedness and irregularity of Monk's compositions, Hersch shows off the grace and elegance of this one, and takes it away into uncharted waters. This is a once-in-a-decade album, the kind that will stay with you long after the final track fades out.
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4 Day PHAT Push/Pull/Legs Critique Please
4 Day PHAT Push/Pull/Legs Critique Please
This is a little workout I've created to include the beneifts of PHAT trianing, combined with the Push/Pull/Legs routines. It works on a 8 day shchedule. It has a
slighty greater focus on upper and middle back, as wel as rear delts because I find those areas to be lacking. On the Powe days I'll focus on pushing more weight,
on the Hypetrophy days, I'll opt for the best form and ROM. Most of the exercises and reps schemes are borrowed from other workouts like PHUL and PHAT,
therefore I don't claim to have designed anything by myself.
1. Push power + Quad power
a) Flat bench 4x3-5
b) Incline DB 4x6-10
c) Shoulder press 3x5-8
d) Shoulder accessory 4x13
e)Squat 4x3-5
b)Leg press 4x6-10
3. Pull power + Hams power
a) Dead lift 4x3-5
b) Barbel rows 4x3-5
c) Pull ups 3x6-10 (close grip)
d) One arm dumbbell rows 4x8-12
e) Shrugs 4x10
f)Leg curls4x6-10
5. Push hypertrophy + Quad hypertrophy
a) Incline barbel 3x8-12
b) Chest flies 4x12 (flat)
c) Triceps bench 3x6-10
d) Shoulder press 3x6-12
e) Triceps accessory 4x12
f)Front squat 4x8-12
g)Leg press 4x10-12
7. Pull hypertrophy + Hams hypertrophy
a) Pull ups
b) Seated row
c) Pullovers
d) Face pulls
e) Rear deltoid rises
f)Sumo DL 4x10-12
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we found whole sardines..nice and cheap...frozen.
the dogs who have not refused anything, including smelt....
are refusing to eat it.
these are small fishies.....so do i give it to them for brekkie tomorrow and if they don't eat it, give them nothing else?
usually, i give them fish in addition to something else, but i don't want them to think they can refuse to eat something just because.
malia gets five ounces per meal and bubba gets 3-4 ounces...
the sardines are about two and a half inches long....my scale broke, so i'm figuring a handful is about right....
do i feed them that for a whole meal? until they eat it?
Yes. I would offer it until they eat it, in reason. We tried to get two of our dogs to eat whole fresh frozen fish for 5 days straight, nothing but. It ultimately didn't work. I don't think you should go five days because you have smaller dogs and hypoglycemia is more of a risk. If your dogs don't eat them after a few days I would give up and come to the conclusion that they won't eat sardines.
We personally only feed sardines to our cats, but they would be the perfect sized meal for your kids.
Alot of dogs won't eat whole fish, so as the saying goes don't go out and buy a bunch until your sure they'll eat it........................
My dogs only eat canned salmon, mackerel and sardines as they won't touch whole fish, and they do just fine.................
they eat smelts...and the smelts are larger...
i don't get it. i'll try it for a day or so...but you're right. my 18lb-er is a lightweight.
'course, they ate the smelts frozen...so maybe i'll freeze the sardines and see what happens in the morning.
i fed them frozen sardines this morning.
they ate them, although not so enthusiastically......but, that's how they started with smelts and now they're fine with them, so i think we're okay.
I have the mahi heads and row and going to leave them in the freezer for 30days that was suggested, but when I feed it to them I'll let you know how it goes....
I haven't tried any whole fish either yet
i gave mine sardines today again and they ate them....they are slippery little devils...but they got nothing else until they did and they scarfed them down immediately.
amazing how dogs eat when they don't think there's anything else to eat.
good luck and can't to hear when your dogs eat whole fish.
my next move are large sardines...the ones that are about 7 inches in length....that should be amusing.
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Update February 2017
The data behind the calculations for the July 2017 and January 2018 closing dates were sent to research organisations at the end of January. Research organisations have until the end of February to raise any queries. A full list of the quotas will be published early March 2017.
NERC implemented new measures in 2015 designed to raise discovery science standard grant success rates.
This is to reduce the number and size of applications from research organisations for NERC's discovery science standard grant scheme, and to ensure research excellence, efficiency and value for money for the taxpayer.
From the July 2015 standard grants scheme, the maximum standard grant award limit was reduced to £800,000 (100% full economic costing (FEC), £640,000 at 80% FEC). There is a process for requesting exceptional permission to exceed the funding limit detailed in section B of the research grants and fellowships handbook.
The demand management measures are based on historic application and award data and will limit the number of applications an individual research organisation can make, where that organisation fails to meet a 20% success rate quality threshold.
Research organisations that fail to meet the 20% success rate threshold will have the number of applications they can make in each standard grant round restricted, until they meet the threshold. The data will be re-calculated annually using the six most recent grant rounds.
Restrictions will be calculated on a sliding scale; in the most extreme cases institutions will be limited to one application per grant round.
The outcome from the first round under demand management measures (July 2015) is that the overall success rate increased to 14% compared to 11% from the January 2015 closing date. The objective is to reach a success rate of 20%.
A full list of the quotas that will apply for the second year (2016-17) to the July 2016 and January 2017 standard grant (including new investigator) closing dates is available below, with frequently asked questions at the foot of the page.
Standard grant demand management measures per research organisation 2016 (PDF, 86KB)
As part of an RCUK harmonised approach to ensure greater transparency in the peer review process, panel recommendations and funding cut-off points are also published on the NERC website and give a more immediate indicator of the performance of individual proposals.
NERC publishes annual success rate information by organisation and department based on a wider range of NERC funding schemes.
The calculation for the 20% success rate quality threshold will be based on data from six standard grant rounds (only).
The measures only apply to NERC standard grants (including new investigators); likewise the data used to calculate research organisation restrictions is only based on NERC standard grants (including new investigators).
Where a research organisation submits more applications to any round than allowed under the cap, NERC will office-reject any excess applications, based purely on the time of submission through the Je-S system (last submitted = first rejected). Any lead or component application from another research organisation linked to the rejected application will also be rejected. If any applications are subsequently rejected based on rule adherence or remit, a research organisation cannot submit alternative applications.
An application counts towards an organisation's quota, where that organisation is applying as the grant-holding organisation (of the lead or component grant). This will be the organisation of the principal investigator of the lead or component grant.
The data used in the calculation will exclude applications that are 'office rejected' or 'withdrawn by research organisation'. Where an application is considered outside the NERC remit and redirected to another research council under the Cross-Council Funding Agreement it will be 'withdrawn by the research organisation' on the NERC system and not count in calculations towards the quota.
The quality threshold will be based on percentage of successful / unsuccessful applications (rather than those scoring seven or above) to avoid future referees and moderating panels adopting 'grade inflation' to artificially increase the success rate of individual research organisations.
The sliding scale cap for research organisations with a success rate below 20% will be calculated in the following way.
Take the number of grants awarded over six rounds, calculate the number of proposals that would have to have been submitted to give research organisations a success rate of 20% (number of awarded grants x five). This is the 'six round 20% application number'.
Limit the number of allowable submissions to the 'six round 20% application number'. Apply the cap on a per round basis; ie divide the six round 20% application number by six.
The 'six round 20% number' will be recalculated annually.
The table shows which data will be used to determine the quota.
Quota year | Closing date | Quota announced | Six round data used |
2015-16 | JULY15, JAN16 | January 2015 | JULY11, DEC11, JULY12, DEC12, JULY13, JAN14 |
2016-17 | JULY16, JAN17 | January 2016 | JULY12, DEC12, JULY13, JAN14, JULY14, JAN15 |
2017-18 | JULY17, JAN18 | January 2017 | JULY13, JAN14, JULY14, JAN15, JULY15, JAN16 |
NERC wrote to individual research organisations in February to confirm their data over the six-grant rounds - July 2012 to Jan 2015 inclusive - and to outline the quotas for research organisations that fail to meet the 20% success rate threshold.
Research organisations had until the end of February 2016 to challenge the data.
How can multi-organisational collaborative proposals be submitted?
Multi-organisational collaborative proposals can be submitted on either a single Je-S form or multiple Je-S forms. The two main options are explained below, but a combination of these two can be used.
Options Outcome One lead grant proposal by organisation X with one Je-S form and one grant reference and no component grants.
The lead Principal Investigators (PI's) and all Co-Investigators (Co-I's) are named on the same grant proposal. The Co-I's may be from multiple organisations. If successful the lead organisation X would be responsible for transferring funds to the organisations (Y and Z) of the Co-Is.The proposal counts as one application (and award, if successful) for the lead organisation (X) submitting the grant proposal only. There is a lead PI and lead grant proposal to organisation X, with separate component proposals to organisations Y and Z. Each component proposal has a PI, Je-S form, and unique NERC reference number. If successful, a separate grant is awarded to each organisation. Each lead and component proposal counts as an application. Each application counts towards the submitting organisations cap, ie it counts as an application towards Organisations X, Y and Z and count as an award to each, if successful. -
If I am a Co-I with costs greater than £65,000, do I need to put in my own Je-S form?
No, there is no restriction on the funding which can be requested by the non-lead organisations/Co-I's, as long as the total cost of the project does not exceed the limit (£800,000*). So, for example, the lead organisations Je-S form could include Co-Is based at other eligible organisations and all their costs (directly incurred, directly allocated, estates and indirects).
*There is a process to request NERC authorisation to exceed the £800,000 limit in section B of the research grants and fellowships handbook.
I am a Co-I with costs less than £65,000, can I put in my own Je-S form?
No, separate Je-S forms cannot be submitted where the costs are under £65,000. In those cases, costs should be requested on the lead or another component Je-S form, on which you could be named as the Co-I. If successful the funding would be passed to your organisation from the grant holding organisation.
I am an eligible Co-I unable to submit a proposal due to the cap on my organisation; do I have to be a Project Partner or subcontractor to be involved in a collaborative proposal?
No, as an eligible Co-I from an eligible organisation, you can be named as the Co-I on the lead proposal and have your costs requested under the normal FEC categories (see 2. above). Projects Partners are people and organisations not eligible in their own right for NERC funding and predominantly contributing in cash or kind to projects (not requesting funding). Subcontracts should only be used where the organisation is not directly eligible for NERC funding.
Is the quota an annual cap or does it apply to each standard grant call?
The cap is applicable to each standard grant call (two per year). So if you have a cap of five, you can submit up to 5 proposals (as lead or non-lead) to both the July and January closing date.
How often will the cap be recalculated?
The cap will be recalculated annually (every two rounds).
Is data rounded up or down?
The calculation for the cap is rounded to the nearest whole number, so a calculated cap of 10·3 would be rounded down to 10, whereas a calculated cap of 2·6 would be rounded up to 3.
Does the cap just apply to standard grants or is it applied to all discovery science schemes?
The measures are only applicable to the Standard Grant (including New Investigators) scheme. Proposals to the urgent grant scheme and large grant scheme do not count as a submission under the cap.
What data is used to inform the success rate and cap?
The success rate data and cap are based on the standard grant scheme only (including where it included a New Investigator call, from December 2012). Large grant and urgent grant submissions are not included. Proposals to other schemes that are now closed (small grants, the separate New Investigator scheme and consortium grants) do not count as a submission or successful grant.
We have specifically chosen to only include data that is (and is therefore) directly comparable with the scheme that the demand measure applies to. Other schemes that NERC run have different parameters and assessment processes.
How does the cap relate to proposals submitted through the NERC-NSF Lead Agency Agreement?
Where a proposal is submitted into the NERC standard grant closing date then the proposal will count. If the proposal is submitted to NSF, it will not count towards the organisation's cap.
Note: Individual PIs are restricted to the number of proposals that they may be involved in. This rule has not changed. For NERC any applicant to a Standard or Large grant call may submit no more than two proposals as an investigator; only one of these may be as the lead PI. Involvement of a UK investigator in a preliminary proposal submission to NSF as the lead agency will count as a submission as non-lead PI/Co-I to the NERC July standard grant call in that year.
What happens to grants/PIs that transfer between organisations?
The proposal will be included under the data for the initial organisation submitting the proposal. This will generally be indicated by the NERC grant reference ending in '/1'.
Why are you using 'success rates' rather than a quality metric, such as score at panel, to calculate the caps?
The calculation is based on percentage of successful/unsuccessful applications (rather than a quality/grade metric). This is to avoid future referees and moderating panels intentionally or unconsciously adopting 'grade inflation' to artificially increase the success rate of individual research organisations.
Why wasn't more notice given on the introduction of these measures?
NERC formally asked research organisations to manage their demand more carefully in 2011. Since then we have been publishing success rates, by organisation and department, to help research organisations do this.
Why aren't the research councils implementing demand management in the same way? Why not apply at an individual researcher level?
It was important for NERC to apply measures at the level most appropriate for our community. NERC Council considered the merits of different approaches; applying measures at an individual, department and the organisational level. NERC demand management measures are being applied at an organisational level because this is where there is the most data available, and because the organisations that we fund have responsibility for managing the applications that are made to NERC.
Won't these measures disproportionately negatively impact on new investigators?
All research organisations have responsibility for managing and nurturing early career researchers and ensuring they have opportunities to apply for funding. We recognise the importance of supporting early career researchers and will explicitly monitor the impact of demand management measures on new investigators. The NERC Science & Innovation Strategy Board will consider how NERC can best support new investigators and later this year will recommend any action we need to take to ensure they have appropriate support.
Won't these measures restrict the ability for organisations to retain and recruit staff as individuals are worried that they won't be able to apply for NERC funding?
The demand management measures are for NERC's discovery science standard grants scheme only (which accounts for around 20% of available NERC competitive funding). There are other funding schemes that organisations may apply to. There is also the opportunity for staff to apply as a collaborator on a proposal that has a lead principal investigator based in another research organisation and where the funds are requested on the lead organisations Je-S form.
The measures have been introduced on a sliding-scale of cap over a short time period (three years) and calculated on annual basis which should allow organisations to get above the 20% success rate threshold relatively quickly if institutional demand management measures are put in place.
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Hey guys, I'm 15% complete with the game, and every time I try loading the game, it goes into a plan white screen. It doesn't do anything after that and it just hangs until I quit to the dashboard. The game is installed in the HDD, and I'm not sure why it's doing this. Anybody experience this before?
I'd try deleting the install from your harddrive and re-install it. if that doesnt fix it, id try deleting the updates for the game and re-install them. other than that check some of your other games and see if they are doing the same thing because it might be your xbox maybe.
if you dont want to do that, 15% isnt that much, maybe you can just restart and see if the new save works. |
What happens if you hit the XBox Live button? Do you see anything in the background? If so this might help you:
I had a similar issue with another game. After a while I figured out that there was something wrong with the video settings related to my profile. The game was running just fine only the brightness was up to 300% or so and I didn't see a thing. I fixed this by loggin in with a guest account and memorizing the steps to change the video settings. The moment I hit it the screen flipped back to normal. |
That's weird... Maybe try adjusting your video settings?
I have the same issue... accept I was at 100% sync. I had the game installed on my HDD, too. I deleted the install, patch, and cleared the cache and it didn't fix anything.
I then went into multiplayer, and the Lost Archives DLC only too see both were still functioning. I really do believe my save is completely botched. EDIT: I found this: Moreover, the above link led me to this: http://ubisoft.custhelp.com/app/answ...ail/a_id/16019 This is complete bullshit. I have never exited while the autosave was taking place. I always wait until after the autosave has finished, then exit the game normally. Looks like I am starting the game over. |
Anybody find a solution yet?
This just happened to me today. I also noticed that when on the main page to select my game, my total synch has dropped from abou t80% to 48%. I have posted to two other threads at the links listed below in case any information pops up on them too:
1) http://www.reddit.com/r/assassinscre...corrupts_save/ 2) http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comme..._archives_dlc/ **************************************** So after finding this thread and searching the Ubi website, these are the steps that I have tried (But, I still have not found a solution): 1) The first thing I tried was to move my game save file "AC Revelations 1A" to the storage cloud, and open the game from there. But, I still had the same issues. I then tried to do this with the backup file called "AC Revelations 1B", but still same result. 2) I then created a new game (while the Lost Archives DLC was still downloaded and installed) in the second game slot. This game started normally and I could move Desmond around in the opening scene fine. Therefore, it is definitely just a corruption with my original save game files. 3) After a lot of searching, I found a "similar" error on the ubi AC Revelations Customer support page: http://cs.ubi.com/en-US/select_game....latformid=1421 On that page I found the link to someone's similar question which was: "I recently downloaded Assassin's Creed Revelations DLC and now my saves will no longer sync. What should I do?" The link to that answer is: http://cs.ubi.com/en-US/answer_detai...answerid=16512 These instructions had me go to my xbox storage and delete my Lost Archives DLC download along with the AC Revelations Title Update download that was released a while ago. After that, it instructed me to clear my xbox cache by following these instructions from this link: http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-3...r-system-cache CONCLUSION to #3: I tried restarting my xbox and opening my game. It made me download the AC Revelations Update again. But, when I opened the game, the same problem persisted and nothing was accomplished. For the hell of it, I tried re-installing the Lost Archives DLC to see if it would change anything for some reason. Restarted xbox, tried opening game, and again nothing was fixed. Still loaded the game to blank white page. **********NOTE: I also noticed that when I go to load my game, you are able to see the last date and time it was saved and the Total Synch amount. The date and time were correct, but the Total Synch dropped from about 80% down to 48% (BUMMER!!!!!!!!!!). **********NOTE #2: ... Now, this might just be my imagination playing tricks with me because I am looking for answers. But, when I am on the main menu, the options for story mode and multiplayer mode seem to be just very so slightly greyed out. Now, again, this could be my imagination just hopefully looking for solutions. It is probably just due to the fact that the background of those two button selections is brighter than the others. |
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.keydown() not working in IE7 for Enter keybutton
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Priority: | undecided | Milestone: | 1.4.3 |
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I tried even on the demo on live jquery site, .keydown() does not handle the Enter button.
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comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by addyosmani
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The keyCode for the return/enter button is '13'. The demo on the jQuery API Documentation site that lets you test .keydown() is actually doing the following when you hit the return key:
if (event.keyCode == '13') {
If you actually code up your own routine using .keydown() with a simple alert(event.keyCode) and test this in any version of FireFox, Chrome or IE, you'll find that they all correctly capture the enter key being pressed.
I've verified this across IE 7, 8 and 9 just to ensure it's working fine.
Closing ticket.
comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by sderickson@…
I had the same problem, but I believe it has to do with IETester. I was running test in IETester in an IE8 tab and, as the OP said, the Enter key was not being registered for keydown events. I then went to another computer running IE8 without the aid of IETester and the keydown event fired as it should.


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For this panini-style sandwich, steer clear of tuna packed in water; instead, choose good-quality tuna packed in olive oil.
Heat a panini or sandwich press according to the manufacturer's instructions. (Alternatively, heat a nonstick grill pan over medium-high heat.)
While the press is heating, combine the parsley, 1/4 cup of the olive oil, lemon juice, capers, garlic, anchovy, and a few grinds of pepper in a blender and blend until smooth.
Lay the cheese on the bottoms of the focaccia. Spoon the tuna over the cheese. Spread some of the salsa verde over the inside tops of the focaccia and put the tops on the sandwiches salsa verde side down. Brush both sides of the sandwiches with the remaining 2 tsp. oil.
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nutrition information (per serving): Calories (kcal): 650, Fat (kcal): 39, Fat Calories (g): 350, Saturated Fat (g): 13, Protein (g): 42, Monounsaturated Fat (g): 18, Carbohydrates (mg): 34, Polyunsaturated Fat (mg): 4.5, Sodium (g): 1250, Cholesterol (g): 65, Fiber (g): 1,
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I think you were slightly unlucky that she had a bag over the rest of her jeans, then the mirroring would've been more uncanny. All the same, it is a nice moment.
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The State Library of Kansas has the series, THE FORGOTTEN SETTLERS OF KANSAS, in the library and available on interlibrary loan. We only have volumes 3-12. You can access our online catalog, ATLAS
- Do a title search for "Forgotten settlers of Kansas." When you bring up the page that has that title with the volumes located at the State Library of Kansas listed print that off and take it to your local library. You can request an interlibrary loan via your local library from the State Library of Kansas for the volumes you're interested in seeing.
- And while you're on the online catalog, ATLAS, take a look around. This is also the online catalog for the Kansas State Historical Society and the Society has a lot of microfilmed material in this catalog (for Kansas and other states as well.... notably Illinois and Ohio county histories) that you can also borrow. The Society ONLY lends microfilmed material though so don't try requesting paper items from them.
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Locating Church Records
Did you know there were three steamships with the name of Clan MacTavish?
Here are resources for finding historical societies:
Cyndi's List, Societies & Groups Index
State Historical Societies and State Archives
United States Historical Societies Directory
For more about historical societies, visit
Looking for information on master mariners? They have microfilmed apprentice/master records from 1710-1782 at the LDS FHC. It is alphabetized and has indexes for both apprentice and master. They are for the entire UK. Catalog #0477629
Ethnic and Religious Organizations
Worldwide Directory of
Cities and Towns
National Genealogical Society
of Genealogy Columnists
Relationship Calculator
family genealogy databases can be found and searched at:
LDS - Family History Centers
Cindy's List
Genealogical Library Master Catalogue
Genealogy Register
Thousands of links to free online census records, passenger lists,
vital records, obituaries, military rosters, surname homepages, and more!
driving directions?
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Mariner Sites:
Master Mariners in British Records / Master
Mariner Benevolent Association
Ships Passenger
Cyndi's List - Ships and Passenger
Multimap.com: Online Maps to Everywhere.
News and Newspapers Online - from UNC
Website of Mohawk History
The Wampum Chronicles
Website of Mohawk History
The Wampum Chronicles
You can apply for dual citizenship in other countries besides Ireland. Here are some Web sites that outline various countries' laws regarding claiming dual citizenship:
Ireland's Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform
Italy's Embassy to the United States
Acquisition of Israeli Nationality
US State Department Dual Nationality
Foreign Embassies of Washington, DC
Is your surname of Scottish origin? Did you know your name of Thompson/Thomson may be of Scottish origin and not English? The surnames are ones found in the "Surnames of Scotland" by Prof. George Black. "Surnames of Scotland" is recommended by NAS (National Archives of Scotland) as a book to use in your research of your Scottish surname. Click on the link for "Scottish Surnames Information" to access the webpage. Of course, to determine your own heritage, you must research your own family.
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Contribution to Argylshire History
Being a Monograph Sketch of the SWEYNES OF SKIPNESS and the MACTAVISHES OF DUN-ARDRIGH,
KNAPDALE AND ELSEWHERE, their Ancestors and Descendants by
George D. Mathews, D.D., L.L.D.
Pottaloch Writs - Lands of Dunardarie (Word document)
Patrynymics, Surnames, Word Definitions
Conflicts of the Clans (1764 Book)
Dictionary of Scottish Archaic and Modern Terms
Electric Scotland Tour Holiday 2003
Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library FamilyTree Newsletters Online
Gaelic Lessons (Spelling and Pronunciation)
History of the Kilt (Nancy McCorkill, author)
Kansas Education and School Information for Genealogists
Legends: HISTORY · LITERATURE · FOLKLORE · FICTION · THE ARTS
Nancy MacCorkill's Scottish Internet Book
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Geography of Ptolemy
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Records Office
HM Government - UK Online
Documents Online
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Online History Magazine
edited by Robert M. Gunn, Author and Historian
of Scotland
Online Book by Robert Gunn, author and historian
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Another button-related oddity arises when we look at the right edge. Here are housed the volume and camera buttons, which are also touch-sensitive. They work perfectly well but we certainly wouldn't say they're any better than traditional physical buttons, especially the camera button, which obviously won't have the two pressure levels you get with a physical button; one for focussing/exposure metering and another for taking the shot.
The camera itself is okay in stills mode, with 5-megapixels on offer and autofocus and an LED flash to back it up. It produces relatively clear pictures with good colour rendition and an acceptable level of detail, while the flash is enough to light up close objects. The video, however, is essentially useless thanks to a very low framerate and resolution and a maximum clip length of just 14 seconds.
The phone's software is very simple but mostly effective thanks to exceptionally speedy operation. As well as phone and messaging basics, you get an mp3 player, FM radio, alarm clock, calculator, voice recorder, stopwatch, unit converter, and world clock. All told, for basic phone duties it's perfectly fine.
Call quality is good with clear audio both to and from the handset. As for battery life, LG quotes 5hrs talk time and 450hrs standby. In our tests, the phone had one of its three bars of the battery indicator left after 2hrs of video, an hour surfing the web and 2hrs mp3 playback. This isn't great but should easily see you through two days between charges when used regularly.
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The term "greenwashing" finds it roots in the political expression "whitewashing," which, according to the Greenwashing Index, is defined as a coordinated attempt to hide unpleasant facts. Jumping off from this point, greenwashing—simply defined as making misleading marketing claims about the environmental benefits of a product—is increasingly becoming a concern for consumers.
As more companies try to get a piece of the green-product pie, words such as "nontoxic" and "all-natural" are popping up on all sorts of goods, even though there can be no inherent meaning behind such labels. According to TerraChoice, an environmental marketing firm, the three most common product categories subject to greenwashing are:
- Childrens toys and baby products
- Cleaning products
- Cosmetics
Considering these are some of those most common products found in households across the U.S., TerraChoice suggests the need to highly scrutinize the green claims found in these and other product areas.
Keeping Track
The Greenwashing Index is a joint project between EnviroMedia Social Marketing and the University of Oregon. According to its Web site, the Greenwashing Index is designed to:
- Help consumers become more savvy about evaluating advertisers' environmental claims
- Hold businesses accountable to their environmental marketing claims
- Stimulate the market and demand for sustainable business practices that truly reduce their impact on the environment
On its Web site, visitors can post, rate and review ads and claims made by various products and companies concerning their environmental qualities. Based on responses to five statements in a survey by Greenwashing Index Web site users, the marketing claims in the advertisement are scored on the index, judging the authenticity of the claim. A "one" is a truly authentic green claim, while a "five" merits a "bogus" rating.
Why Be Concerned?
Scot Case, vice president of TerraChoice, worries that if exaggerated claims about the environmental benefits of a product are not better monitored or regulated, it "could be enough to capsize the whole green movement," according to TIME magazine.
Big retailers are concerned as well. According to Jay Golden, co-director of the Sustainability Consortium, an organization partnering with Walmart to develop the Sustainable Product Index, combating greenwashing was one of the reasons Walmart decided to embark on a mission to create a reliable label that would give consumers information about a product's sustainability.
In April 2009, TerraChoice produced the Environmental Claims in Consumer Markets Summary Report: North America. According to this report, some of the risks associated with greenwashing include:
- Increased doubt and cynicism from consumers, contributing to a possible reduction in purchases of even legitimately eco- and green-labeled products
- A lessened market share of products offering real environmental benefits because of competitive pressure from illegitimate products
- The sustainability movement could lose its market momentum if consumers do not know which brands or labels to trust
To give an example of greenwashing's impact, the amount of products in stores making environmental claims from 2007 to 2009 increased an average of 79 percent in the number of "green" products available, according to the report.
The report explains this is welcome news because it means consumers are demanding more green products. But it cautions that more work on the side of consumers and companies must be done to prevent believing and creating false and misleading claims about products' environmental benefits.
The Seven Deadly Sins
False green claims tend to fall under seven general categories, according to Sinsofgreenwashing.org. These "Seven Sins of Greenwashing" include:
- The hidden trade-off
- Having no proof
- Purposeful vagueness
- False labels
- Irrelevance
- Lesser of two evils
- Simply false claims
For example, the "sin of the hidden trade-off" might emerge when a paper product claims to be the preferable green choice because it was harvested from a sustainably managed forest. Yet little is known about the processes that went into making that paper. Was it chlorinated or bleached? How much energy went into making the paper? Similarly, when claims exist about the percentage of post-consumer recycled content in a product without providing evidence, "the sin of no proof" rears its head.
According to the TerraChoice April 2009 report, the Seven Sins of Greenwashing are a challenge and call-to-action "to discourage greenwashing by putting practical tools in the hands of consumers and companies, while still encouraging and rewarding genuine efforts towards sustainable innovation."
Regulating an Emerging Sector
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) deals with the validity of product advertising claims at the national level. However, the FTC has a long way to go in terms of truly enacting green marketing standards, according to an op-ed by Valerie Davis, CEO of EnviroMedia Social Marketing and President of Green Canary Sustainability Consulting.
In her article, Davis cites a Congressional testimony in which James Kohm, associate director of the Enforcement Division in the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, says that the FTC does not set environmental standards or policy, but rather protects consumers from unfair or deceptive practices.
Kohm also claims that without adequate feedback from consumers about perception and understanding of green claims—something it tried to obtain in 2007 but did not receive enough response—the FTC could inadvertently hurt legitimate green product companies.
In the meantime, studies by the FTC are underway to revamp guides for the use of environmental marketing claims, called Green Guides. These Green Guides were last updated in 1992.
What To Do About It
For immediate action, you can go to the aforementioned Greenwashing Index if you suspect a false and misleading green product claim. The most important tool you can use is education about various green claims and what they could (or may not) mean. The more you know, the more you'll be spending your dollars on products that best suit your eco-preferences.
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A NIC or Network Interface Card is a circuit board or chip which allows the computer to communicate to other computers on a network. When connected to the network, computers can share websites, files, printers and other resources. The most popular networking standard at the moment is Ethernet, which one can recognize by the rectangular connectors with eight wires in them. Wireless network with the 802.11b and the faster 802.11g standard is also increasingly popular, both at home and in the office, though it is not yet as fast as wired (ethernet) network. A public place where you can use wireless internet is called a "hot spot".
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The RS232/ASCII communication card. Enables transmission to a computer tool of a set of data concerning UPS operating status.
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The RS232/ASCII communication card enables transmission to a computer tool of a set of data concerning UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) operating status. It is equipped with two communication channels which can be used simultaneously but completely independently from one another. It complies with the Microsoft™ "Plug&Play" standard for PC peripheral identification.Both communication ports issue information in the form of an RS232 serial link, supported by MGE UPS SYSTEMS' own communication protocol. The software contained in Solution-Pac™ enable use of the data supplied by this protocol.
Both communication ports also issue the following information on the DB9 connector pins:
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The Federal Trade Commission recently filed another complaint against a company for alleged data security lapses. As readers of this blog know, the FTC has initiated numerous lawsuits against companies in various industries for data security and privacy violations, although it is facing a backlash from Wyndham and large industry organizations for allegedly lacking the appropriate authority to set data security standards in this way.
The FTC's latest target is LabMD, an Atlanta-based cancer detection laboratory that performs tests on samples obtained from physicians around the country. According to an FTC press release, the FTC's complaint (which is being withheld while the FTC and LabMD resolve confidentiality issues) alleges that LabMD failed to reasonably protect the security of the personal data (including medical information) of approximately 10,000 consumers, in two separate incidents.
Specifically, according to the FTC, LabMD billing information for over 9,000 consumers was found on a peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing network. The information included a spreadsheet containing insurance billing information with Social Security numbers, dates of birth, health insurance provider information, and standardized medical treatment codes.
In the second incident, the Sacramento, California Police Department found LabMD documents in the possession of identity thieves. The documents included names, Social Security numbers, and some bank account information. The FTC states that some of these Social Security numbers were being used by multiple individuals, indicating likely identity theft.
The FTC's complaint alleges that LabMD did not implement or maintain a comprehensive data security program to protect individuals' information, that it did not adequately train employees on basic security practices, and that it did not use readily available measures to prevent and detect unauthorized access to personal information, among other alleged failures.
The complaint includes a proposed order against LabMD that would require the company to implement a comprehensive information security program. The program would also require an evaluation every two years for 20 years by an independent certified security professional. LabMD would further be required to provide notice to any consumers whose information it has reason to believe was or could have been accessible to unauthorized persons and to consumers' health insurance companies.
LabMD has issued a statement challenging the FTC's authority to regulate data security, and stated that it was the victim of Internet "trolls" who presumably stole the information. This latest complaint is yet another sign that the FTC continues to monitor companies' data security practices, particularly respecting health, financial, and children's information. Interestingly, the LabMD data breaches were not huge – with only 10,000 consumers affected. But, the breach of, and potential unauthorized access to, sensitive health information and Social Security numbers tend to raise the FTC's attention.
While industry awaits the district court's decision on Wyndham's motion to dismiss based on the FTC's alleged lack of authority to set data security standards, companies should review and document their data security practices, particularly when it comes to sensitive personal information. Of course, in addition to the FTC, some states, such as Massachusetts, have their own data security standards, and most states require reporting of data breaches affecting personal information.
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