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Henry Playford (1657 – c. 1707) was an English music publisher, the younger son and only known surviving child of John Playford, with whom he entered business. He lived in Arundel Street in London and had a shop near Temple Church 1685–1695 then in Temple Change 1695–1704 and finally in Middle Temple Gate in 1706. Many of his publications were of a transient nature and were aimed at favourite songs and instrumental pieces for public entertainments, such as the pleasure garden concerts much in vogue. He revised his father's The Dancing Master and published Thomas d'Urfey's Wit and Mirth and Henry Purcell's Orpheus Britannicus.
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Anyone else happy after seeing this phone? It has a bigger battery than my bionic WITH the extended battery plus its thinner than any other top superphone on the market! Id be so pissed if I bought the first razr no offense. Id never consider trading my bionic until now. That's some serious competition. It's basically my bionic with extended battery plus more packed into a much thinner package skinnier than my bionic w the STOCK battery. Props to moto for such an efficient design and use of limited space to fit tons of power. Im proud to own a moto! This phone is the perfect use of the current available technology hands down. I love my Bionic but I honestly think id be happy with either one of these. Sent from my DROID BIONIC using DroidForums
I'd be tempted to get the Maxx depending on what I could sell my Razr for. I already get great battery life but more battery never hurt. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk
+1. Although I really dig the RAZR, I ultimately decided to stick with my Bionic due to the extra runtime afforded by the extended battery. The RAZR Maxx will be the best of both worlds. I had been saving my last upgrade for the Nexus, but I just wasn't that impressed, so I never pulled the trigger and still have it. Unless something else amazing is announced before the Maxx is released, I think I'll pick one of these up. Seems like a perfect device - well maybe when ICS is released for it and Moto finally unlocks the bootloader. Sent from my DROID BIONIC using DroidForums
Moto is not going to unlock the bootloader. They'll blame Verizon, ATT, whoever. It isn't going to happen. If you want unlocked bootloader, go with the Nexus or the Rezound. I finally left Moto and it's amazing all that can be done when a phone really is open. Even when you make mistakes, correcting them is so much simpler. I just don't get why they do this to customers that are so loyal.
The Maxx is cool, especially if you need bigger battery. Frankly, all the great phones released right after the Bionic is supurb. Especially the RAZR, GNEX, and maxx. Can't go wrong
+ 1 I really wanted to stay with MOTO but went with the Nexus because of boot loader and now couldn't be happier! It makes things so much easier. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using DroidForums
I'm proud to own my Razr. Guess what? In 2-3 months there will be another new phone that is better than the Razr Maxx. Such is the smartphone world!
Checked Gazelle and they are offering 273 for the Razr, if you could some how get the Razr Maxx for the upgrade price you would only being paying 30 bucks.
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Not too much to like here Be careful when booking this hotel with the intention of bringing your pet. First they charge you an additional $10/night in order to get a "pet friendly" room, then when you get there they charge you an additional $20/night for actually bringing your pet. So in essence, there is a $30/night fee for pets which is much higher than other hotels in the area. Not to mention the rooms are musty smelling and in spite of their claim that the hotel was recently renovated, the rooms are far from the nicest in town. Do yourself a favor and choose one of the newer hotels in the Gateway area of town, you'll be glad you did!
The bed was comfortable. The breakfast was good and the people were nice. The room was a comfortable size. Had plenty of room to move around in room. The only downfall that I had was, that the bathroom was to small.
The room was clean and location was quiet. Walking distance to most University buildings and venues. The room was dark with not a lot of natural light. Bathroom countertop space was limited. We had 2 queen beds and there was not a lot of space between beds and cabinets. But everything I needed for a great weekend!


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Solution providers in the unified communications space now have an answer to customers' lack of confidence regarding UC security.
Sipera Systems, a developer of technologies that securely enable unified communications including VoIP, instant messaging, video and collaboration, has achieved Common Criteria Certification for its UC-Sec security solution. Common Criteria is an international IT security certification standard recognized by 26 nations around the world and validates products and company processes through independent testing and evaluation. It is a requirement for many government agencies as well as enterprises looking for airtight security of their communications and data networks.
With the Common Criteria Certification, Sipera's solution-provider partners now can target enterprises that before were not candidates for a complete unified communications solutio because of security concerns, such as government and financial companies. UC-Sec is certified for terminating SIP trunks on enterprise premises; extending UC applications to any device anywhere over any network; providing application-layer security for UC applications; and providing enterprise core network security, including VLAN separation, IP-PBX protection and compliance enforcement such as monitoring and recording, according to the company.
"The Common Criteria Certification is extremely important for our resellers and in fact we worked in conjunction with a couple of our key resellers who requested that we achieve this certification," said Adam Boone, director of marketing at Sipera Systems. "For resellers who work in the government space, this is a fundamental requirement – for a defense agency the Common Criteria Certification is just table stakes to get in the door."
One reseller Sipera requesting the certification is a major multinational integrator and VAR targeting government agencies and the public sector in general. "It saw tons of interest in unified communications but could never implement a full-scale UC solution because of security concerns," Boone said.
Another partner is a major player in the telecom space, working particularly with SIP trunk providers. "For them, any service provider that is able to claim Common Criteria is like a gold standard," he said.
UC-Sec is the first solution that provides security for unified communications as a whole entity, Boone said. "There are plenty of certified products for securing the elements of unified communications, such as firewalls. But ours is the first that applies security rules to all applications using converged UC network. And it is the first product for SIP trunking that is Common Criteria Certified, which is another real breakthrough," he said.
The Common Criteria Certification now applies to Sipera's UC-Sec appliances, which provide security for any UC applications using the SIP or Cisco SCCP protocol.


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Regulation of neural crest cell fate by the retinoic acid and Pparg signalling pathways
Li, N., Kelsh, R. N., Croucher, P. and Roehl, H. H., 2010. Regulation of neural crest cell fate by the retinoic acid and Pparg signalling pathways. Development, 137 (3), pp. 389-394.
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Although the regulation of osteoblast and adipocyte differentiation from mesenchymal stem cells has been studied for some time, very little is known about what regulates their appearance in discrete regions of the embryo. Here we show that, as in other vertebrates, zebrafish osteoblasts and adipocytes originate in part from cephalic neural crest (CNC) precursors. We investigated the roles that the retinoic acid (RA) and Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma (Pparg) pathways play in vivo and found that both pathways act on CNC to direct adipocyte differentiation at the expense of osteoblast formation. In addition, we identify two distinct roles for RA in the osteoblast lineage: an early role in blocking the recruitment of osteoblasts and a later role in mature osteoblasts to promote bone matrix synthesis. These findings might help to increase our understanding of skeletal and obesity-related diseases and aid in the development of stem cell-based regenerative therapies.
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Hi guys, First take a look at this video of the Tennis Twist, the cheapest ball machine on the market. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6Vibw_hUfI I'm thinking: yeah, 15mph is ridiculous. But would this machine still help me improve my volleys? I'm a 3.5 borderline 4.0, and I'm really having a hard time with my BH volleys, they're not crisp, and I think it has something to do with my contact point (among other things). Anyways, I thought if I'd position myself closer to the machine and tilt it so that it would throw a decent ball to my backhand, it could help my volleys. Another benefit: I could use it in my basement (I live in Canada and renting an indoor court during winter is expensive). What do you think? Thanks!
Personally I wouldn't waste the money. Seems so small and dinky, too much time spent picking up the few balls it can hold, plus like you said 15 mph doesn't really emulate real tennis at all. You'd be worlds better off if you could just volley back and forth wit a real person every couple days. Heck I kinda feel like trying to volley off a wall might be more productive than using that machine. If I ever bought a ball machine I would want to set aside enough to make the purchase not only productive, but useful for more than just one thing. Just my personal opinion, take it with a grain of salt.
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Journal twitter's Journal: Minor but Influential Troll AlexGr 17
Boycott Novell has noticed that there's a strong connection between poison pen Jeff Gould and AlexGr. If that's true, I'll list the proof here later. One thing for sure is that Slashdot user AlexGr hates software freedom.
The only thing missing is the usual insults for Slashdot readers, but he's only got five posts. His four accepted submissions all point back to FUD and confusion filled articles from Jeff Gould. I thought that was a strange acceptance ratio, until I could see how much he submitts. At least 11 of his last 20 submissions are dreadful Jeff Gould stories. There were about 80 submissions so the acceptance rate is about 5%. Slashdot editors are 95% on the ball.