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Education pioneer to discuss math literacy, Nov. 5
Posted October 31, 2001; 05:44 p.m.
Civil rights activist and education pioneer Robert Moses will present a lecture at 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 5, in McCosh 10.
Moses, who is founder of the Algebra Project, will speak on "The Presumption of Innocence, Sharecropper Education and Americas Ideals."
The Algebra Project is an interactive curriculum designed to help inner-city and rural students better understand mathematical concepts. Moses, a former civil rights organizer in the South, believes that the current crisis in math literacy in poor communities is as crucial as the crisis of political access in Mississippi in the '60s. He writes in his book, "Radical Equations: Math Literacy and Civil Rights" (Beacon Press, 2001), that just as the sharecroppers were "living in serfdom on plantations, we are growing similar serf-like communities within our cities today."
The ticket to better economic opportunity, he believes, is for every child to master algebra by the eighth grade, because algebra is an important link to a college-prep curriculum.
Moses started the Algebra Project in 1982, when his daughter was in eighth grade and her school did not offer algebra. He began tutoring her and three of her classmates. Under a "genius grant" from the MacArthur Foundation, he expanded the project across the country. It now reaches more than 40,000 low-income students in 25 cities and rural areas.
The approach features practical methods, such as using subway maps to teach students to calculate distances, as well as techniques such as African drums, role playing and games to make learning enjoyable.
Moses' talk is designated as the Spencer Trask Lecture and is part of the 2001-02 Public Lectures Series . It will be Webcast; for viewing information, click here .
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unhepful staf, no beach rocks only, bad service, chaotic service and staf, enter and recepcion looks like after tsunami
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my second stay at Dream Team, the first in early 2008, and I returned in Nov 2009 based on that experience. On arrival I found many changes, and rather unprepared to be doing full business. As well, they were in the midst of owner vs management/staff issues.... tensions were very evident. A shame as the Dream Team Resort is a beautiful place on a unique solid rock beach; full of life at low tide and the creator of a beautiful surf that enhances water side meals in the evening high tides. The restaurant staff did their best to serve me well when I dined there; excellent breakfast, the chef is amazing. Hoping that they can resolve the owner related problems soon as I would love to return one day but will test the waters before I commit to a full week or more. As a side note, Mo Bar just down the beach is a great alternative for evening drinks while watching Lanta s awesome sunsets... and for the diver/snorkelers, do not miss a trip to Koh Ha.
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Nice bungalow s in different sizes. There were some problem with the hot water in the beginning but they solved it by installing a new machine for us!!!!! The poolarea was great. our children loved it. The beach is very rocky, you have to go to another beach to swim, the hotel provide a free pick-up transfer to three beaches. I strongly recommend Klong-nin beach. If you go there you must say hello to Wangchai from me. He will do anything to make your stay pleasent. Wangchai rules!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Remote location for this hotel, far from everything. No cleaning at all in the room during the 3 nights we stayed there: inacceptable! Diner gala on 31st december cancelled at the last minute without being told anything: our evening was scrwed up. They lost for 2 hours a passport we left to rent a bike. Conclusion: a very bad stay overall.
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Located on a prime land at south of Klong Nin Beach right at the middle of Lanta Island. Nested between the tropical rainforest and sparkling Andaman Sea, features a stunning array of leisure and activities as snorkeling, diving and jungle trekking.
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Total 51 units individually bungalow
nested in the midst of lush garden on our 100 meters private beach. The design is to meet the most comfortable living with full amenities. Variety bungalows in many type and size, ready to served big or small family searching Ko Lanta activities, friend group seeking large size beach house or couple in search of romance. The largest size bungalow with inside living area suite for four people with two king size beds or a bit smaller with one king size and one single bed for three people and double or single bed for couple. Available both Air-con and Fan bungalow in all budget.
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Budgeting bungalow located opposite deluxe garden view bungalow come with private balcony with garden view. The room furnished with 1 Double Bed, hot shower, ceiling fan with front and back window, additional with wardrobe, dressing table, chairs and table. The rest room is western toilet style with basin and shower area.
:: Deluxe Garden View Bungalow (2 Pax) - 25 Units ::
Located after the beach front restaurant. The balcony came with chairs and table view the garden. The room is 1 Double Bed / 2 Single Bed / 1 Triple Bed, air-conditioned and furnished for comfortable purposes with satellite TV, refrigerator, wardrobe, dressing table, chairs and table. The larger size rest room is functioning with basin & toilet and bath tub with hot water.
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Located near the beach be hide the family beach front bungalow. The balcony came with chairs and table view flower gardening with partial of the sea. The room is 1 Double Bed, air-conditioned and furnished for comfortable purposes with satellite TV, refrigerator, wardrobe, dressing table, chairs and table, boiler with coffer and tea, hair dryer. The larger size rest room is functioning with basin & toilet, bath robe set, hot shower area and bath tub area.
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Snorkeling 4 Islands trip at Koh Mah, Koh Chuek, Emerald Cave, Koh Kradan
Snorkeling and excursion trip at P.P. Island
Snorkeling trip at the most beautiful beach at twin island of Koh Rok
Elephant Trekking in Koh Lanta
Hot stream and crystal pool tours
Kayaking trip around the mangrove forest at Tung Ye Peng
Dream Team Beach Resort
, located on Koh Lanta Yai, Krabi, sets on unique terrain along the beautiful hilly coast as private area which is a hideaway from crowded area of Klong Nam Jued at Klong Nin Beach.
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Popularly used in Indian cuisine, turmeric root has been shown to have a broad number of possible health benefits. Acting as a strong antioxidant and well known for its powerful anti-inflammatory properties, turmeric supports a healthy digestive system, brain function, cardiovascular system and joint health.
Turmeric (non-GMO) is one of nature's most powerful healers. The active ingredient in turmeric is curcumin. Turmeric has been used for over 2500 years in India, where it was most likely first used as a dye.
The medicinal properties of this spice have been slowly revealing themselves over the centuries. Long known for its anti-inflammatory properties, recent research has revealed that turmeric is a natural wonder, proving beneficial for many different health conditions.
Some possible traditional uses of Raw Organic Turmeric Root Powder may include:
● Supporting a healthy immune system
● Supporting healthy brain function
● Helping spur the production of glutathione, the body's "master antioxidant"
● Supporting healthy cell replication
● Natural painkiller, cox-2, & 5-LOX inhibitor
● Supporting healthy bones, joints, & overall skeletal system
● Possibly inhibiting the growth of new blood vessels in unhealthy tissue
● Helping maintain healthy cholesterol levels to support your cardiovascular system
● Supports neurological health
● May support healthy liver function
● May support skin health from ultraviolet B radiation (UVB) damage
● Strong anti-inflammatory properties
● Boosting the effects of chemo drug paclitaxel & reduces its side effects
● Supporting a healthy digestive system
● Supporting your memory function especially when combined with green tea
● Natural antiseptic & antibacterial agent, useful in disinfecting cuts & burns
● Supporting healthy circulatory system
● Supporting a healthy immune response
● May maintain cell integrity when threatened by occasional environmental stressors
● May aid in fat metabolism & help in weight management
● May support heart health
● Supporting healthy joint function
● Studies are ongoing in the positive effects of turmeric on multiple myeloma
● Supports a healthy female reproductive system
● Supports your overall eye health
● Shows promise in slowing the progression of multiple sclerosis in mice
● Cleansing your skin & maintain its elasticity
● Protective benefits from radiation
● Providing the antioxidants you need to help support your cells against excessive oxidation & free radicals
● Promotes your radiant skin & Provide nourishment to your skin
● May help to reduce amyloid plaque buildup in the brain
● Helping maintain blood sugar levels already within the normal range
● Assisting your neurological system's healthy response to stress
● Has long been used in Chinese medicine as a treatment for mental health
● Balancing the effects of skin flora
● Helping you maintain healthy cells with support against free radicals
Among some of the most interesting health benefits and their recent scientific findings:
Alzheimer's and Dementia Prevention: The 2003 study in Italy as published in the Italian Journal of Biochemistry showed that Turmeric protects against Alzheimer's disease by 'activating' a gene that codes for the production of the antioxidant protein bilirubin, which protects the brain against injury from free radicals which are thought to be a responsible for neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's and Dementia. Another study conducted at UCLA and published in the December 2004 issue of the Journal of Biological Chemistry, which has been confirmed by further research published online April 20, 2006, in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, provides further insight as to how Turmeric provides multiple areas of protection against the mechanisms which cause Alzheimer's. This research was so profoundly exciting to researchers that human clinical trials to further investigate Turmeric's potential will soon be underway".
A Potent Anti-Inflammatory: Turmeric's anti-inflammatory effects have been shown to be comparable to the potent drugs hydrocortisone and phenylbutazone as well as over-the-counter anti-inflammatory agents such as Motrin. And unlike lab-produced pharmaceutical drugs, Turmeric has been shown to produce no toxicity, nor the kinds of stomach problems that commonly occur with pharmaceutical anti-inflammatory drugs.
Rheumatoid Arthritis: Many clinical studies have shown that the antioxidant properties of Turmeric help fight the free radicals responsible for the painful joint inflammation of arthritis. Turmeric's combination of antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects explains why many people with joint diseases find relief when they use the spice regularly, and in a recent study of patients with rheumatoid arthritis, Turmeric was compared to phenylbutazone and produced comparable improvements in shortened duration of morning stiffness, lengthened walking time, and reduced joint swelling.
Cystic Fibrosis: Curcumin, the major constituent of turmeric that gives the spice its yellow color, could help correct the genetic defect that is responsible for cystic fibrosis, as suggested by an animal study published in the April 2004 issue of Science. Cystic fibrosis, a fatal disease that attacks the lungs with a thick mucus, causing life-threatening infections, and afflicts about 30,000 American children and young adults, who rarely survive beyond 30 years of age.
Colon and other Cancers Prevention: Turmeric's antioxidant effects help protect the colon cells from free radicals that can damage cellular DNA -- a significant benefit particularly in the colon where cell turnover is quite rapid. By improving liver function, it also helps the body to destroy mutated cancer cells so that they cannot spread through the body and cause more harm. Even more interesting, when Turmeric was combined with the vegetable Cauliflower, the protection against colon cancers was even more pronounced, leading researchers to believe the combination of cruciferous vegetables and curcumin could be an "effective therapy not only to prevent prostate cancer, but to inhibit the spread of established prostate cancers". Time to start eating cauliflower with turmeric!
Improved Liver Function: recent studies have shown that Turmeric increases the detoxification enzymes in the liver, so much so that one set of researchers commented, "Turmeric used widely as a spice would probably mitigate the effects of several dietary carcinogens". In our polluted, often carcinogenic laden environment, diet and lifestyles these days, this is very beneficial.
From cardiovascular protection benefits (reduced heart attack and stroke risk) to serving as a great source of vitamin B6 to further overall anti-oxidization, detoxification and blood-brain benefits, the health benefits of Turmeric continue to be revealed and discovered by new scientific studies each year.
Suggested Use: Mix 1 to 2 teaspoons to recipes, juice or add to your favorite smoothie.
Botanical Name: Curcuma Longa
Ingredients: Organic Turmeric Root Powder.
Other Names: Indian saffron, Curcumin, Jiang Huang, Ukon, Goeratji, Kakoenji, Koenjet, Kondin, Kunir, Kunyit, Oendre, Rame, Renet, Temu kuning, Temu kunyit, Tius, Terra Merita, Safran Boubou, Safran De Malabar, Safran Des Indes
Origin: India - Certified Organic
Z Natural Foods strives to offer the highest quality organically grown, raw, vegan, gluten free, non-GMO products available and exclusively uses low temperature drying techniques to preserve all the vital enzymes and nutrients. Our Raw Turmeric Root Powder is certified organic and passes our strict quality assurance which includes testing for botanical identity, heavy metals, chemicals and microbiological contaminants. ZNaturalFoods.com offers Raw Organic Turmeric Root Powder packaged in airtight stand-up, resealable foil pouches for optimum freshness. Once opened, just push the air out of the pouch before resealing it in order to preserve maximum potency. Keep your Organic Raw Turmeric Root Powder in a cool, dark, dry place.
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At heart, "The Conditions Were Just Right" at World's Fair at Machines With Magnets (400 Main St, Pawtucket, through March 31) is about the subtle pleasures of geometry.
Tanya Merrill, a New York painter formerly based in Providence, follows in the footsteps of Richard Diebenkorn and Agnes Martin with her delicate compositions and faint palette. Untitled #7 is composition of various sized bars in pale gray, white, and peach. The painting is animated by the rhythm of these variations, by the contrast of all the rectangles with the triangle at top left, by the comparison of all the pale hues with the stark black bar running along the bottom right and up the whole left side. Merrill ranges from fine pencil lines to thick black bars, from washy paint that reveals what's underneath to opaque matte or satin finishes. Her compositions have the most snap when she crisply colors inside her lines.
Providence's Elizabeth Potenza uses metal and glass in brawny sculptures that evoke industry as well as the asymmetric stained glass grids of Frank Lloyd Wright. Angle of Repose, fashioned from recycled float glass and salvaged steel, could be an old, multi-paned factory window. Square panes of green glass — some with peach tints — are hung in groups of six in a vertical frame. The panes lean in and out, and overlap some, as if opening and closing. In Geometry Rose, a repurposed Conestoga wagon wheel rim encircles a symmetrical design of amber-hued glass rings (they look something like cross-sections of bottles) in a rose pattern. Potenza has a strong technique, but right now her compositions feel too heavy, too repetitively decorative.
Ceramicist Justin Coleman, who studied at RISD and now teaches in Pittsburgh, taps into the crystal and stripe designs that have been popular over the past decade. On the one hand, he makes gem-shaped sculptures decorated with rugby stripes. A-Hedron (Daniel) resembles a big crystal of matte black coal or iron glazed with milky white stripes. It's energized by the alluring contrasts — matte versus glossy, the cosmic feel of the crystal forms versus the quick, loose-seeming stripes.
Willa Van Nostrand's World's Fair gallery has such a strong, sure sensibility. And this three-person show is a great grouping in which the artists' various approaches to abstraction compliment each other, but also showcase their individuality.
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The annual Egg Bowl game between Mississippi State and Ole Miss is once again a Thanksgiving tradition.
It was announced today that the teams will meet on Thanksgiving night this season – that's Nov. 28, with kickoff set for 6:30 on ESPN. This year's game will be played in Starkville.
It will be the first Thanksgiving meeting between the Bulldogs and Rebels since a six-year run from 1998-2003. In all, they've played on the holiday 20 times.
Ole Miss won the Egg Bowl 41-24 last season in Oxford, Miss., breaking Mississippi State's three-game winning streak in the series.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.
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In the world of analysts' rating changes, Intel (INTC) was the big winner today, rising on an upgrade to Neutral from Piper Jaffray.
Elsewhere, both Riverbed (RVBD) and Trulia (TRLA) were falling on downgrades to Hold.
JMP Securities' Erik Suppiger cut his rating on Riverbed to Market Perform from Outperform, on news that Eric Wolford, president of the company's products group, is planning to retire in October, which he sees as complicating the integration of recent acquisitions:
The company has struggled to generate synergy across its product line after completing a large acquisition and we believe Mr. Wolford's departure will prolong the integration challenges. While Mr. Wolford is taking a Director seat on the company's Board, we don't believe he will be in a position to materially contribute to the company's day to day execution, which is critical for the successful integration of OPNET. The company has also had other management departures in its executive team this year and we believe the company is working through various transition issues. RVBD traded up less than 1% in the after-market after the announcement of Mr. Wolford's retirement from the executive team. With Riverbed trading at 14x our CY14 EPS estimate, which is close to our assumed growth rate of 13% in CY14, we feel it is fairly valued. For F3Q13, we estimate Riverbed will report EPS of $0.23 on revenues of $267 million, which is in line with consensus. For FY13, we estimate the company will report EPS $0.94 on revenues of $1.06 billion which is approximately in line with consensus.
Last week Riverbed took a tumble following Cisco's (CSCO) mixed fourth-quarter results.
As for Trulia, RBC Capital Market's Mark Mahaney and his team lowered their rating on the stock to Sector Perform from Outperform. The write that the risk-reward for the stock isn't as favorable as Trulia approaches their $47 price target, although they continue to view the real estate space overall as an attractive place to be and note that the company has been executing well.
Highlights from the note:
Business Challenges: 1) Trulia Operates in a Very Competitive Environment – Although Online Real Estate remains a strong secular growth opportunity, TRLA faces a strong competitive set, including Zillow (Z) and Realtor.com (owned by Move Inc.). These sites both offer robust Desktop/Mobile Online Real Estate Marketplaces with high-quality listings. We continue to view Zillow as the leader in the space with TRLA as a fast-follower. 2) Upcoming Integration Challenges – While we think the Market Leader asset can enhance Trulia's scope and provide some cross-selling opportunities, the size of the deal (TRLA will pay ~350MM and currently has a market cap of $1.5B) presents some considerable risks.
Valuation Concerns – TRLA deserves to trade at a premium multiple given its high growth potential and strong execution since the time of the IPO. But, at 45X our 2014 EBITDA estimates, TRLA shares have already reached that premium level. It's true that our estimate '12-'15 EBITDA CAGR is 102%, but this is skewed somewhat by TRLA's exceptionally small EBITDA base (we're projecting 2013 to be the first year of positive EBITDA).
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By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 7:47 PM GMT on January 17, 2008
The data is in, and 2007 finished as the 5th warmest year on record for the globe, according to figures released by the National Climatic Data Center. For land areas only, 2007 ranked as the warmest year on record. For the oceans, 2007 was the ninth warmest year on record. La Niña continued to strengthen at the end of the year, creating ocean surface temperatures in large areas of the central and eastern equatorial Pacific more than -3°F (-1.7°C) below average. The rapid decay of the El Niño event that rang in 2007 and subsequent development of a moderate La Niña event caused the failure of the forecast issued by the United Kingdom Meteorological Office on January 4 of 2007, predicting a a 60% chance that 2007 would be the warmest year on record. The forecasters cited the combined influence of the continuing global warming trend, and the presence of a moderate El Niño event.
Figure 1. Global temperatures (land plus ocean) for 1880-2007. Image credit: National Climatic Data Center.
The warmest years on record globally were 2005 and 1998, when the global average temperatures were 1.08°F and 1.04°F higher than the long-term average of 57°F. The 2007 temperature was .99°F above average. Seven of the eight warmest years on record have occurred since 2001, part of a rise in temperatures of more than 1°F (0.6°C) since 1900. Within the past three decades, the rate of warming in global temperatures has been approximately three times greater than the century scale trend. All ten of the top ten warmest years for the globe have occurred since 1995. The global temperature record goes back to 1880.
Tenth warmest year on record for the U.S.
For the contiguous U.S., 2007 was the tenth warmest year on record. U.S. weather records go back to 1895. Six of the 10 warmest years on record for the contiguous U.S. have occurred since 1998, part of a three decade period in which mean temperatures for the contiguous U.S. have risen at a rate near 0.6°F per decade.
Figure 2. U.S. temperatures for 1895-2007. Image credit: National Climatic Data Center.
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December 2007 Northern Hemisphere sea ice extent was the second lowest on record for the month of December, 13% below its extent in 1979 when satellite measurements began, according to the National Snow and Ice Data Center. December was the second straight month that a new monthly minimum Arctic sea ice record was not set, following a string of five months in a row where monthly records were set. However, the December 2007 sea ice extent was very close to the record low extent set in 2006, and the ice is much thinner than it was in 2006. This will likely cause a very early melting season and a probable return to record lows by April.
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One thing that would have saved me some time is that you can do the 920 cleaner almost all at once and then buff off after it has dried. It comes off as a white flakey powder so you may want to consider a mask. I would probably go one full side at a time next outing. I did it in small sections at first as I did with the wax and that did create some excess down time. The good part about this was it gave your arms a rest. I may consider getting a low speed buffer next time as well. I was concerned with swirl marks but I have since talked with a few people who have had good success with them. Maybe start with the keel and work your way up to get used to it.
|Sean, thanks for the breakdown. I'm thinking about going the same route with their system. Looks like I need to book a solid day for it!
A little waxing...
I spent the day waxing the boat. I went with the Collinite system and used their 920 cleaner followed by the 925 Insulator wax. I had planned to use the 885 paste but chickened out after reading how tuff the buffing process can be with that stuff. I was very impressed with the 920 cleaner. Removed every stain and a few leftover adhesive residues from the shrink wrap without a hitch. It also left a remarkably clean surface to apply the wax to. The 925 wax looks great but but only time will tell how well it holds up. For the deck I went with Woody Wax. This stuff is great and is one of the must haves for me. Not only does it provide a nice tacky finish for the deck but it is also removes any oxidation from the bright work and polishes it. Not to mention it prevents corosion on all your electrical connections. It took me from about 9-4 today and I am just hoping I can move my arms tomorrow. Definitely nice to have a shiny ride to start the season though.
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Headed for my friends ranch this weekend in southern Arizona for an archery Coues deer hunt, some Mearn's quail hunting over dogs and scout for Goulds. Besides just one covey of quail between rain squalls my dog was the only one to score on two decent Coues. He found these two dead bucks killed and lost by hunters on a previous hunt. No luck with the Gould's either guess I'll just have to head back next month.
This one is a decent for a Coues.
this one from a couple years ago has a nice set of crab claws and would have been a very nice Coues.


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No they do not take dry flies, but do brooch the surface to get air when they are on their spawning run. With this cool front and some rain coming in it should really get the runs going in southern michigan and wisconsin.
Prepare for battle with the king size chrome warriors.
They have really been hitting them up on the northern rivers the last week in Michigan, 20-40 fish on days, landing maybe 2-4 of those. Ahhh those are such great memories. Me and my buddy once had 50 chrome kings on one rainy day and lost all of them !
We were two beaten. rain soaked, but happy men walking out in the national forest that day.
We said to ourselves, who needs Alaska.
|SE Wisconsin rivers are almost there. I watched a large king do what I thought was sipping flies off the surface for 2 hours this morning. Do they do this? I can't imagine a fish that size getting nourishment off midges. Maybe he was just pokin his head up to put the evil eye on me.
Kings are in - Northern LP Rivers
Some decent early king salmon fishing is available this weekend in the Michigan northern lower pennisula rivers per my sources.
Slow on the southern rivers. Some skamanias but they are scattered water temps are still to high. Would be worth while for you to try the surf and river mouths though into Lake michigan.
Not much going on in Wisconsin rivers yet either.
Try and get out this weekend, or at least start tying your king patterns since within the next two weeks they and the skamanias will be into all of the rivers.
If you don't fish we can watch the Big 10 and HS football games and of course ND which kick off this weekend.
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I was looking for a solution that would allow me to remotely connect to machines on the local network. We often get phone calls form users asking for help. It is way easier to provide help if we can see their screens and we usually end up having to visit their workstation. This can be time consuming, especially when we are in the middle of a project.
In my search, I came across a wonderful gem called Microsoft Remote Assistance which happens to be included in Windows XP/Vista/7.
How does it Work?
- Tech enters the Machine name of the client that he/she wants to provide Remote Assistance to.
- User is prompted to allow Tech to view their computer (Yes/No)
- Tech then can request to take control
- Again, the user is prompted to allow the tech to take control
Enabling Remote Assistance on the Domain (via Group Policy)
Computer Configuration -> Policies -> Admin Templates -> System -> Remote Assistance
- Offer Remote Assistance -> Enable
- Solicited Remote Assistance -> Disable (If you don't want your users requesting others for Remote Assistance)
You then have two choices "Allow helpers to control the computer" or "Allow helpers to only view the computer". In addition to selecting one of these choices, you have to add the users and groups that should be able to provide remote assistance.
Offering Remote Assistance
- Start -> All Programs -> Maintenance -> Windows Remote Assistance or type in msra.exe
- Click "Help Someone who has invited you"
- Click "Advance connection option for the help desk"
- Lastly, enter the machine name or ip address of the machine you want to provide Remote Assistance to
How can I possibly remember all the host names?
I've created a small C# application that you can have your users run. I would put it on a shared drive and push out a shortcut via group policy.
Source: WhoAmI.zip
Bin: Included in source ./WhoAmI/bin/Release/WhoAmI.exe
Offering Remote Assistance – A nice GUI app
Although the method mentioned above works it is long and convoluted. I put together a small C# app to easily offer Remote Assistance to a user.
The app simply calls
msra.exe /offerra <hostname>
Source: RemoteAssistance.zip
Bin: Included in souce ./RemoteAssistance/bin/Release/RemoteAssitance.exe
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Family: Gruidae, Cranes view all from this family
Description ADULT Has mainly blue-gray plumage, palest on face. Note red crown and variable rufous feathering on wings. Legs and daggerlike bill are dark. JUVENILE Has variably blue-gray and rufous plumage, but typically rufous predominates on head, neck, and back. Bill is dull pink and red on crown is absent.
Dimensions Length: 34-48" (86-122 cm); Wngspn: 6' 8" (2 m)
Endangered Status The Mississippi Sandhill Crane, a subspecies of the Sandhill Crane, is on the U.S. Endangered Species List. It is classified as endangered in Mississippi. Apparently the Sandhill Crane was always more numerous than the larger Whooping Crane, and the fact that it breeds mostly in the remote Arctic has saved it from the fate of its relative. But it is sensitive to human disturbance, and the draining of marshes has reduced nesting populations in the United States. The Mississippi subspecies declined in the mid-20th century when its preferred savannah habitat was planted over with slash pines. Commercial and residential development, the building of highways, pollution, and other factors have caused further deterioration to the habitat. Most of the current crane population and its habitat are protected in the Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge. The Grand Bay National Wildlife Refuge to the southeast may be able to sustain a second population of cranes.
Habitat Very locally common. Vast majority of population nests on remote tundra or expansive northern wetlands, and winters in wetland areas with adjacent farmland in southern U.S. and Mexico. Small population (4,000-5,000 birds) is resident in Florida, numbers boosted in winter by migrants.
Observation Tips At traditional migration staging areas and winter roosts, the massive numbers of Sandhill Cranes provide one of the greatest wildlife spectacles.
Range Alaska, Eastern Canada, Mid-Atlantic, Plains, Southeast, Rocky Mountains, Great Lakes, California, Florida, Texas, New England, Western Canada, Southwest, Northwest
Discussion Large and almost unmistakable bird with a stately posture and gait. Confusion with Great Blue Heron is possible, but note differences in plumage, structure, and head markings. Outside breeding season, Sandhill is invariably seen in large flocks, whereas Great Blue is usually solitary. In flight, Sandhill holds head and neck outstretched, while Great Blue has neck hunched into an "S" shape. Seen from below in flight, note mainly pale flight feathers. Arctic nesters are appreciably smaller and shorter-billed than southern breeders. Sexes are similar.


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Net Optics iLink Agg is the industry´s highest port density 1G link aggregator designed for monitoring applications, with 24 ports in a 1U form-factor. It enables a pool of up to 8 monitoring appliances to be connected to as many as 8 network links using integrated in-line Taps, or as many as 16 Span ports.
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Break Time… Break Time… Those few words used to be music to my ears when I worked in the hub at UPS.. Today, they mean something a little different.
Remember a few weeks back when we talked about everyone needs to take a break.. well folks.. this is my break!
Its been crazy around the SMJerry Compound.. summer camp prep, the young one getting ready for 2 a days, and band camp is just around the corner. The older one is still staffing at camp and the Troop has still been busy despite the summer and economy.
Last night I spent the better part of two hours getting my dutch ovens cleaned up and ready for summer camp, got the family camping gear down, and started signing blue cards. 132 to be exact.
Tomorrow we are heading out to Detroit Lake State Park for some family camping. Sunday I will head up to Camp Pioneer for a week of summer camp.. so this is my break.
There will be no Podcasts till I return in a week and the blog is going to be silent as well.
While I am not taking a break from Scouting, and I certainly will have the recorder with me at camp.. just taking this little piece of my daily schedule out for a week is going to be a much needed break.
So.. doing unsubscribe, don't think I have pod-faded… I shall return in about 10 days, refreshed and will have lots to talk about.
While I am off the net.. this would be a great time to keep your photos coming for the contest.. send in your show ideas for Show #100.. and drop some feedback on the blog!
Thanks for reading, listening, and being the Scouter you are!
Now.. it's family time till Sunday.. no computers.. limited cell coverage… and a lot of fun!
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Stylish Le Marais Studio
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|rue des Arquebusiers, 75003 Paris, France
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The studio has a spacious main room with a double bed, a double sofa bed and a big wardrobe. There are two large windows bringing in lots of light and offering a view with no vis a vis, quite rare in the heart of Paris. The kitchenette is fully equipped with a stove, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and toaster. We also have a Nespresso for the coffee aficionados out there! There is also a very fast Internet access.
The metro 2 blocks away takes you to Bastille Square in one minute with its lively and young crowd. In 10 minutes you can be at the Louvre Museum and be on the Île de la Cité admiring the Notre Dame Cathedral.
There are many great restaurants and bars within a 5-minute walk of the apartment. There are plenty of shops, grocery stores, and banks in the area as well.
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We had a fantastic time staying at the apartment. It has everything that one needs and more. The location is superb in the marais with everything on ones doorstep easily in walking distance. Check in and out were easy and the appartement was spotlessly clean.
Only one critic would be the comunication leading up to our stay as I hadn't been given any check in info up until the day befor our arrival which made us panick a bit. Never the less, once comunication was established, it was very friendly and helpful.
We will definitely stay again! Don't hesitate to book this appartement :,)
The area was quiet at and the local shops were useful for food and drink. The apartment was clean and nicely presented but there was no hairdryer which is a basic item! The bedding was clean but not ironed so did not look as inviting as it might.
10 out of 10! Wonderful flat, very nice person! Thank you Mehdi we had a great time in Paris!!
Apartment very clean, bright, quiet, well equipped and friendly welcome
Conveniently located with shops nearby.
rental recommend
Appartement très propre, clair, calme, bien équipé et accueil sympathique
bien situé avec commerce à proximité.
location à recommander
Very nice home.
Apartment very well located and charming.
Highly recommended.
Accueil très sympa.
Appartement très bien situé et plein de charme.
Vivement recommandé.
Een erg fijn appartement; schoon, rustig, vlakbij metro en winkels, en een goed bed. Gemakkelijk in- en uitchecken, We hebben een erg prettig verblijf gehad!
Die Wohnung ist für einen Kurzurlaub in Paris ideal. Sie liegt nur wenige Gehminuten von der Bastile und dem Pace des Vosges entfernt und ist sehr ruhig (kleine Gasse).
L'appartamento dalle foto sembra piu ampio di quello che in effetti e'. Uno dei difetti principali e' la mancanza di ascensore non segnalata nella descrizione. Il bagno e' minuscolo, non esiste doccia ma solo una vasca e c'e' il rischio di allagare. Inoltre il titolare mette a disposizione solo un set di asciugamani per 2 persone per 5 giorni. Infine e'vero che la metro e' vicina, ma l'appamento non e' in pieno Marais. Per il resto comunque e'pulito e silenzioso come da descrizione.
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Nassoons perform after Yale game, Nov. 15
Posted November 7, 2003; 02:09 p.m.
The Princeton Nassoons will present "YaleJam," an a cappella face-off against the Yale Whiffenpoofs, at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 15, in Richardson Auditorium of Alexander Hall.
The Nassoons' guests include Quipfire!, Princeton's student improvisational comedy troupe, and The Ten (yes, there is life after college), an a cappella group with alumni of such collegiate groups as Yale's Whiffenpoofs and Spizzwinks, Princeton's Nassoons and Brown's Jabberwocks.
Tickets are $5 for students, $10 for senior citizens and $12 for others. They may be purchased from the Richardson box office at (609) 258-5000. Students also may use their Passport to the Arts passes for tickets.
The performances follow the 125th football match-up between Princeton and Yale, which kicks off at 1 p.m. Saturday in Princeton Stadium.
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8th grader arrested for wearing T-shirt with gun pictured on it.
8th grader arrested for wearing T-shirt with gun pictured on it.
"To become competent in governing others, we must first learn to govern ourselves"
Waite Phillips
I wonder what else happened here that isn't being reported. I commend him for standing up for his beliefs, but I'd like to hear what all went down. Pretty uncommon to arrest a kid for a shirt. I'll be interested to hear more about it.
Old Oak's Irish Poet ~ "Teegan"
Sire: Irish FTCH Rockenhart Voyager
Dam: Old Oak's Ipswich Addie JH
What do gooder"politically correct"liberals fail to realize is that the inclusion of the first word {politically} in the term "politically correct" generally eliminates the possibility of the second word {correct} from ever happening
Another thing the politically correct mindset has done that Kind of baffles me is when they try to claim certain murders are more egregious because they were comitted against a class of people that meets their definition of a "Hate Crime" Isn't murder by its very nature kind of the ultimate "hate crime" regardless of who the victim or motivation is?
Since this is a minor child I don't think L.E. or the school will be giving us much info as in "nothing". Then in all probability the lawyer for the boy is keeping the lid on parts of it. I admire the kid's guts. It takes nerve to stand up to a teacher. The one thing that I read that got my attention was the info that the boy had not been called on this in his previous classes that day. I'm totally on the boy's side in this ( at least with the info that is available now ).
"To become competent in governing others, we must first learn to govern ourselves"
Waite Phillips
Talk about gun control
Ephesians 6:12
For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
Psalms 12: 8
The wicked walk on every side when the vilest men are exulted
Isaiah 5:20 Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!
Any doctrine that weakens personal responsibility for judgment and for action helps create the attitudes that welcome and support the totalitarian state.
(John Dewey)
Associate yourself with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation; for 'tis better to be alone than in bad company.
(George Washington)
Gig'em Aggies!! BTCO'77HOO t.u.!!
What is interesting to me and another who left a comment on the MSN article is...when you really think about it...who or what did more disruption to the education of the class...the T-Shirt or the Teacher.
Seems to me the shirt had no way to actually interrupt anything...if it were not for the teacher I am sure the class would have carried on...business as usual.
IDK...maybe I am to simple minded, but if you arrest one for disruption shouldn't the other be arrested as well.
The 2nd protects the 1st and all the others!!!!
Good for the kid to where what he feels he wants to wear to school. However, I would guess that was not the main reason for the issues that got him in trouble. I would think the teacher said something to the student and the student in turn said something back. from there it escalated into where it ended up, with him being in trouble.
I hate rude behavior in a man, won't tolerate it. Captain Woodrow Call
This should be a no-brainer for the courts... Tinker v. Des Moines (1969)
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Came Fast! 12/9/2016BrYoon from Brooklyn, NY
Came faster then expected. Great price too.
Still in box, so no idea yet of how it will work.
Seems adequate. 11/29/2016catbiker from Charleston, SC
Seems well made -- weak point is that the "cable" is not really a cable -- its a rope that seems that it might fray and have a limited life.
Lifts Hardtop 11/8/2015A from
Great item, high quality and can handle a good deal of weight. You could use them to lift hardtop convertible top from your Porsche... Need two people to lift and lower top. You could suspend a lot of stuff like your picnic table or old barbecue grill!
Price 1/20/2015Ray from Mooresville, NC
Great value
great idea one flaw 1/13/2015the Dane from SLC., UT
this is a great idea but it has one flaw. The hook for the seat can slip off and has many times. I fixed it by bungeeing the seat hook to the seat. for extra safety you maay wish to the same on the handle bars but it is not so much a paroblem.
there is two 12/25/2014
I missed the fact that there is two in each box. but they were so cheap I am sure I can find other things to hang up.
Nice Hoist. 12/21/2014John DeTuerk from Ogallala, NE
Installation was a bit time consuming (I'm particular). Seems to work well. Time will tell as to the durability of the product. I will use the hoist mainly for cleaning and servicing the bike. I'm satisfied with the product.
Good product and great price 12/10/2014Da Biker from Houston, TX
Still the best bike hoist out there. Easy to install and clears out so much space in your garage.
Good product at a good price 12/10/2014
I haven't installed it yet, but it looks easy enough to do.
Bike hoist 12/7/2014
Product will be very useful.
great price 12/5/2014Kevin from Crimora VA
Couldn't buy the pullies alone for that!
Good Product 12/3/2014
Easy installation and functions as described. Works good for my application.
Good value for the price 8/23/2014Gary from Chandler, az
for two of these for under $25 this is a old deal. Seems durable. Need to provide assistance as you are raising the bikes and you don't want to mess with them when they are raised because the hooks could come off the seat since they aren't secured very well to the back seat.
Works great 7/3/2014GK from Charlotte, NC
Works as designed. Frees up garage space making it easier to park two cars. I found that it's easier to mount on the 2x4 if you ditch the included screws and use self-tapping, hex-head screws instead.
It Works just fine! 12/29/2013TGC from Indian Lake, Ohio
The racks were very easy to install using the provided instructions and perform very nicely for me. They were exactly "As Advertised" . The sale price of $17.99 shipped made it an an excellent buy. It was not very difficult at all to figure out the best way to hook up the bikes.
Bike Hoist 12/17/2013
works great
Great deal 12/16/2013ta from Luverne, mn
Great price!
2 lifts for a low price. 12/14/2013tmxcd from Mesa, AZ
I ordered these and thought that I might find the quality to be lacking. I was pleasantly surprised. i can now hang my bikes up and out of the way and enjoy the look of my garage too.
RAD Cycle Products Bike Hoist 12/6/2013Belizeboy from Cedaredge, CO
Since the day I bought my bicycle it has always been a problem where to keep it. If I put it in my shop, it was always in the way. The same if I brought it up on my deck. I was almost done building my new carport that also covers my RV, when I ran across this product. How perfect it turned out. I have access to the bike very quickly and it is no longer in the way. THANK YOU
Works great 12/1/2013
These work like a charm. Easy to raise and lower and take up less room than when bikes hang from a hook.
Solid 11/28/2013
This is a good deal for a very solid item. Easy to use.
Saves my garage space 11/16/2013Tech buyer from Fairfax, VA
It took me two hours to install, but my bicycle finally has a great place to stay. I do not need to worry about my car hit the bicycle. Great product!
RAD Hoists are Rad 11/12/2013Blake from Riverton, Utah
This is a great product that I really enjoy. Easily installed and very user friendly. It helps to keep the garage organized and also protects the bikes. Good deal all around.
Great storage solution. 11/12/2013
Although I have yet to install these, they components appear well built and the option of being able store our bikes out of the way, is very appealing. The instructions are fairly well written, and anticipate no issue with the use of this product.
Excellent product! 11/12/2013
The hoists are well made and function just as promised. Installation was easy.
This product is UNSAFE! 11/8/2013Bill from Carson City, Nevada
The steel used for the "hooks" of this product is so soft (bendable) that it makes the lift unsafe. As I was lifting my tandem mountain bike (47 pounds, lift rated for 100 pounds), the rear hook bent and dropped the bike to the floor. Fortunately there was nobody under the bike at the time, otherwise somebody could have been hurt. The failure did result in the rear bike wheel being severely bent and is now unusable. The cost of repairing or replacing the wheel will not be cheap.
very pleased 11/8/2013
The product is very well-built and was easy to install.
Solid Product 11/8/2013
A solid product. It is sturdy and able to perform as expected.
Bike Hoist 11/8/2013
Installed the 2 bike hoists this week. Well made but has to bend the lifting hooks to a be more round to make sure the bikes didn't fall. Works Great!!
bike hoist 11/7/2013
needs some skill to install. the wood screws supplied with the product is not very good quality. had to use stuff from home depot
Just what I needed 8/25/2013
Items arrived as described. I have yet to install them, but installation looks straight forward and simple. Construction seems good for the price.
great deal 8/24/2013
great product at a real value. Came when expected and was exactly what I wanted.
Really needed this for my crowded garage! 8/20/2013Derek from Morgantown, WV
These are perfect for storing your bikes! Well built and seem as though they will last for a while!
Bike Hoist 8/18/2013Essie from Kissimmee, FL
Item was received in a timely manner. Have to say that the installion was not difficult, my husband put it up in less than an hours time. Love how the pulley has a lock so you don't need to worry about the rope breaking loose from your hand and the bike dropping, ordered originally a 2pack and now ordered another 2. Really love how it allows me to condense the space the bikes take up in my garage!
Excellent Way to Clear the Garage Floor 8/16/2013ambonito from Brunswick, GA
I bought these to get our bikes off the garage floor. I rated the Value at 5 because I paid less than $20 for two sets and you just can't beat that. They come with extra long rope in case you have high ceilings so if it's a standard 8 foot height, you will have to cut the line shorter.
Nice bike lift!!! 7/15/2013Tuan from Baltimore, MD
Very easy to install, and easy to use!!
Bike Hoist 7/10/2013
Very good value and no issues attaching to the ceiling. Seems to be study and holds bike with no problems.
heavy sturdy feel 7/8/2013Nim E luv from Houston, TX
good value, solid feel
Good Product 7/8/2013Valerie from Richmond, VA
We really love the bike hoists - we have 4 of them. Didn't have the problems with the ropes (yet) as other described. Works well. Not too difficult to install, but my husband is pretty mechanically inclined. They work great and have made space in our garage. We should have ordered these years ago. Price was good too, as I compared them to our local stores.
Pleasant surprise 7/5/2013DM from Phoenix, AZ
I was pleasently surprised when the bike rack order arrived. There were indeed two sets for mounting two bikes. What a nice idea.
Great deal! 7/5/2013
This item is a 2 pack and for the price its worth it, the directions are easy to follow and I have my bikes hanging up now
As advertised 7/4/2013
Engineered for safe easy operation. Rope locking device works great. Would prefer that the seat and handle bar attachments be more curved for better grip.
Excellent 7/3/2013
Fast product delivery, item as described. Have one of these , ordered two more because they're THAT good.
Bike hoist 7/1/2013
As Advertised 6/29/2013
Good quality and appearance
Works great! 6/28/2013Chris from Eau Claire, WI
I actually ordered these to hang a hard-top winter cab for my garden tractor from the ceiling. It's a bit heavier than a bike, but still works very well. The ropes are good quality. Just beware of the instructions - they are actually quite good, except that the FIRST think you do (thread the rope through the system) is listed on the back side of the instructions... so you follow all of the instructions on page 1, flip the page, and then see "Before doing anything else, thread the rope..." Ugh!
Works well 6/27/2013
Easy to install and works well.
Great Product 6/26/2013Steve from Concord OH
and fast deliver
Exactly as advertised. 6/26/2013John from Bonita Springs, Fl
A product that does what it is supposed to, built well and sold at a fair price. Good business.
Good value 6/7/2013
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HILLSBORO — Hugo Adolph Gartner, 87, of Hillsboro, formerly of Princeton, passed away at 7:06 a.m. Monday, May 20, 2013, at Montgomery Nursing & Rehab in Taylor Springs.
Cremation rites were accorded and a memorial service will be held at a later date. The Bass Patton Dean Funeral Home, Hillsboro, is in charge of arrangements.


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Greve to speak on federal and state powers, Feb. 9
Posted February 4, 2004; 02:43 p.m.
Michael Greve, a John G. Searle Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, will speak about "Real Federalism" at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 9, in 104 Computer Science Building.
Greve is widely recognized as a leading scholarly proponent of a federalist revival, which would involve stricter limitations on federal power and a more vigorous separation of powers between federal and state government. The director of the AEI Federalism Project and the AEI Liability Project, he conducts research and writes on American federalism and its legal, political and economic dimensions.
A reception will follow the lecture, which is part of this year's America's Founding and Future series sponsored by the
James Madison Program
. For more information, contact
Judi Rivkin
at (609) 258-5107 or visit
Contact:Tom Bartus(609) 258-3601


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The Integrated Genomics Operation (IGO) at Memorial Sloan Kettering is a collaborative core facility focused on generating high-quality genomics data for basic, translational, or clinical research projects. The main technology platforms we use are microarray and next-generation sequencing. We offer researchers comprehensive genomics services, from pathological review of tissue samples to data generation.
Sample preparation may include pathological review, phenotypic characterization, and microdissection. We help with the extraction of RNA and DNA from both standard and challenging sources and perform sample quality control assessment. A range of functional genomics applications are available, including gene expression analysis; array comparative genomic hybridization; microRNA, single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), and chromatin immunoprecipitation; and methylation analysis measured with Affymetrix, Illumina, or Agilent microarrays. Microarray validation by real-time PCR and digital PCR is also offered.
In recent years, the IGO has expanded its portfolio of measurement technologies to include a number of next- generation sequencing instruments such as the PGM and Proton sequencers from Ion Torrent and the HiSeq/MiSeq systems from Illumina. These sequencing technologies allow us to conduct high-throughput analysis of a range of genomics applications such as variant detection, epigenomics, transcriptome sequencing, and more.
In addition, the IGO evaluates new technologies to support cancer science at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Our latest acquisitions include a single molecule sequencer (MinION , Oxford Nanopore Technologies) and a C1 Single-Cell Autoprep System.
The Integrated Genomics Operation offers the following RNA and DNA analysis services.
RNA Analysis
- RNA extraction from fresh frozen or FFPE tissue, cells, or other sources such as blood, saliva, buccal swab, and cytospin
- RNA quality control and quantification on the Agilent Bioanalyzer
- Transcriptome analysis or discovery using Affymetrix arrays, RNAseq (Proton, Hiseq), and digital and real-time PCR
- Targeted gene expression analysis using Nanostring or digital PCR
DNA Analysis
- Review and microdissection of tissue from slides
- Sectioning of fresh frozen and FFPE tissues
- H&E staining
- DNA extraction from fresh frozen or FFPE tissue, cells, or other sources such as blood, saliva, buccal swab, and cytospin
- Detection of SNPs and somatic mutations using Affymetrix SNP6 arrays, Sequenom, whole exome sequencing, targeted resequencing (nimblegen or Ampliseq custom panel, IMPACT), and whole genome sequencing at the New York Genome Center
- Sanger sequencing