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We mourn the passing of our inaugural President Wallace Byron BUDD, who passed away on 29th September and our thoughts go out to his relatives at this difficult time.
On 29th September I was privileged to present a wreath on behalf of the Society at the annual Police Remembrance Day at the Academy Fort Largs. It was a very moving ceremony and very well attended with the largest crowd seen.
The sight of relatives moving up to the wall of remembrance has the same effect each year and brings home to all, the great loss that each family suffers. Many society members attended.
My wife and I have returned from a 6 week trip around the world visiting America, Alaska, Canada, England, Italy and Singapore and I can still say with confidence, there's no place like home. This is still the best country in the world!
On Friday the 4th October 2003, about 30 members attended our monthly meeting at which the guest speaker was Margaret Zwech and her daughter Michelle, and her subject was the history of buttons. The talk was most interesting and entertaining and the display of historic buttons was amazing. Dorothy Pyatt produced her hand made Dorset buttons which Margaret knew of but had never seen before.
Margaret was presented with a set of police buttons by Colin Beams, on behalf of the Society. She was extremely impressed by the gift.
Rex Greig addressed members to inform them of our latest acquisition. A BSA motorcycle, in near mint condition. This will be attached to the sidecar purchased some time ago. We will publish a photo and more information on this machine in next months issue.
The Kapunda and Light Agriculture Society Parade and Show will be held on Saturday 1st November 2003. The show commences at 10am and a bus will be leaving Thebarton Barracks at 8-30am for those who would like to attend. Please advise us if you wish to use the bus as there is limited seating. 11 members have already reserved seats leaving 9 seats.
Next meeting will be held on the Friday the 7th of November 2003 and as there is no guest speaker available, I will give a talk about our trip to Alaska with video footage of some of the scenery and animals. I hope to see you there.
Geoff Rawson
Vice President
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For Charity Group of 7, 1949
L to R: Dolph Termone, Glen Hazelwood, Allan Oxlade, Ron Jarvis, Brian Walsh, Len Whyatt
Front: Peter Malpas and ballet instructor Patti Bawden
The writer of the following article, Mr. Tony Rudd, is a member of the Military Historical Society and an avid collector of Military Medals. He came to us seeking information.
About 20 years ago he gave a talk to our Society on the following materialDorothy Pyatt
The final thirty-six years of Wylie Nation's life is certainly the most interesting and far more is known of his activities. What he did from the end of July until early October is unclear but one suspects that he used the time to rest and let the memories of war fade from his mind. There was also the more serious problem of picking up the threads of his life and finding suitable work.
Some aspects of the military environment may have appealed to him or perhaps it was simply that the thought of indoor work had palled while he was away. In any event, he applied to join the South Australian Police and was duly accepted. So it was as Foot Constable No. 203 that Wylie Nation appeared on the streets of Adelaide on the 1st October, 1901. He was nicknamed "the long fellow" because he was quite tall.
Not all successful careers have begun smoothly. It was not long before Wylie earned the displeasure of officialdom when he failed to sweep the police library for which he was fined 2/6d. (25 cents). In March, 1902 that was a substantial sum and the lesson was not forgotten as Wylie was never again punished for failure to do his duty.
Promotion through the ranks was notoriously slow in those days but Wylie must have felt himself sufficiently established to propose marriage by 1905. On the 14th September of that year he married Mary Edith Mcculloch, who lived at Walkerville, a suburb north of Adelaide. The Reverend Arthur M. Trengove celebrated the marriage at the Brighton Methodist Church.
Shortly afterwards, the newlyweds moved into their first home at number 130 Gouger Street, Adelaide which was not more than a brisk five minute walk from Police Headquarters. The house was one of the few remaining in what has become a busy commercial area. It was occupied as professional offices and a high brick wall had been built to give added privacy at the front. A brief inspection showed it to be a modest cottage with rooms on either side of a central passage. As with the Nation family home, it was well maintained.
It was almost five years before Wylie was promoted to Second Class Constable but thereafter he progressed steadily through the ranks. He was gifted with an extraordinary memory for faces and was often known to identify wanted criminals from among the crowds of people he passed while on foot patrol around Adelaide. His favourite spot was the corner of King William and Grenfell Streets in the city where he often stood and watched. No doubt his talent for observation helped his career so that by July 1916 he had been appointed First Class Detective. Police methods were more direct in those days and so on one occasion when Wylie found two men fighting in the main shopping area he pulled them apart with such force that they were hurled several metres in opposite directions.
Physical fitness is essential for police officers and Wylie Nation took his responsibilities seriously. He was a prominent member of the Torrens Rowing Club and from 1905 to 1912 was a member of the South Australian State crew. He was also renown as a billiards player.
During the First World War Detective Nation was sent overseas with the Australian Army on special investigations. When he left Egypt for Scotland Yard, he received a special commendation from the chief officer of the Egyptian police for his thorough work.
Back in Adelaide Wylie Nation was establishing an enviable reputation as a criminal investigator. One of his most famous successes was the Worturpa murder which took place in 1921 some one hundred kilometres from Copley in the far north of South Australia. After trailing camel tracks out in the desert to the remains of a fire, he sifted through the ashes and collected some charred bone fragments and a human tooth which he used as evidence to convict the accused man. This case was the first successful prosecution for murder in South Australia where the body of the victim was not produced. Small wonder Wylie was made Sergeant, First Grade in November, 1921.
Other similar cases were brought to a satisfactory concussion and by July, 1925, Wylie had risen to be Inspector, Second Class. It may have been about this time that he and his wife decided to move out of the city area. They purchased a home at 88 Rose Terrace, Wayville where they were to remain for the rest of their lives. This home is still standing virtually unchanged from the day it was built. The Nations chose well as the city tram was only a few minutes' walk from their front door and Wylie always caught the tram to work.
One of his biggest and most responsible investigations was the collecting of evidence for the Police Bribery Commission in 1926. The work was highly confidential and obviously required both moral courage and determination to complete. He also played a leading role in the suppression of illegal bookmakers about the time they were first required to be licensed and he personally led many raids on the haunts of known offenders.
In February, 1929, Wylie Nation was promoted to Inspector, First Class and placed in charge of the Criminal Investigation Branch of the South Australian Police. His salary was increased to £525 ($1050) per annum plus t130 ($260) allowances for special services, clothing and equipment. He was one of the most senior officers in the Police Force and respected widely for his firm but wise -and kind personality.
The Great Depression struck virtually everyone and Inspector Nation was no exception. Along with his fellow officers he had his salary cut by 10% as part of the Government's austerity measures. Perhaps the Nations would have been less affected than many, as they had no children to support, although there were probably numbers of less fortunate relatives to help.
Always an active man, Wylie Nation was a regular swimmer at the old Glenelg Baths in summer and he liked to sunbathe on the wooden deck on Sunday mornings. He was a member of the Loyal Rose of Sharon Lodge, Grand United Order of Odd fellows which met at Parkside. He was also active in the South African War Veterans' Association and the Returned Soldiers League (as it was then known).
A man of many interests, Wylie enjoyed a game of bridge and played twice a week for many years with his brother and sister-in-law. Both Wylie and his wife took their cards very seriously as many good bridge players do. They always brought their pet fox terrier with them when they visited their relatives. This supports the view that Wylie was a kindly man as he was greatly respected by his colleagues for his compassion and integrity.
By 1935, he had been appointed Acting Metropolitan superintendent of police. The rank was confirmed in 1936. His devoted public service was recognised by the award of the Silver jubilee medal in 1935.
Superintendent Nation was possessed of a delightful sense of humour as the following story shows. He had been speaking to two policemen from New South Wales when a Constable Sanderson entered the room.
"Meet superintendent Sanderson," Superintendent Nation said to his visitors. They immediately stood up and came to attention. Wylie cleared his throat and dryly remarked, "Yes, the superintendent of the Dogs' Rescue Home."
This time the laugh was on the visitors but Wylie was equally fond of a joke against himself.
During his long career with the South Australian police, Wylie Nation earned eight honourable mentions by the Commissioner of police; a record which has seldom been equalled. He rarely took sick leave, indeed until 1936 he had only 56 days in 35 years. Towards the end of 1936 he broke his leg when he fell on the jetty at Largs Bay and was incapacitated for over nine weeks. Fortunately he recovered and was able to return to his duties.
It was early in 1937 that Wylie developed heart trouble, but, although he thought of retiring early, and had talked of a trip to Japan with his wife, typically he put his duty first and continued working. On Wednesday, 19th of May he had a heart attack at police Headquarters and was taken home. He returned to work but suffered a more serious attack on the 23rd. Although he was immediately taken to Memorial Hospital in North Adelaide and placed under the care of the police surgeon (Dr. AW. Welch), nothing could be done and he died on May 24th.
The funeral took place at 3 p.m. on the 26th May and proceeded from his home in Wayville to the West Terrace Cemetery, the last resting place of many of south Australia's pioneers. The procession was one of the largest police funerals held in Adelaide for many years and included over 250 members of the police force. Floral tributes poured in from all over the city bearing eloquent testimony to the high esteem in which superintendent Nation was held by his many friends and colleagues.
Mary Nation survived her husband by less than three years. She died on the 25th January, 1940, aged 62 years. The grave has remained in excellent condition despite the passage of time. It is in Road one South, Path 14, Number 2 West, second count.
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This mystery has been successfully cleared up by Member Bryan Dowling who has given us the names of these very distinguished gentlemen at the Melbourne Bowling Carnival in 1965.
The Northern Territory Police Museum & Historical Society is holding a Commemoration of the 120th Anniversary of the death of Mounted Constable John Charles Shirley on Saturday 8th November, 2003 at the Attack Creek Roadside Stop, 72 kms north of Tennant Creek on the Stuart Highway. Followed by a buffet luncheon at the Bluestone Motor Inn at 1 pm & later at the Tennant Creek Police Club for a BBQ from 5.30 p.m. Should any members happen to be in that area at this time you would be more than welcome to attend. Further details available from Janell Cox on 08 8922 3374.
The Death of Mounted Constable John Charles Shirley
Mounted Constable John Charles SHIRLEY was born in Clonmel, Ireland on 27th September, 1856. He migrated to Australia & joined the South Australian Police Force on 10th March, 1877 at the age of 21 years. Mounted Constable Shirley was stationed at Alice Springs in 1880, but in the following year was transferred to Barrow Creek where his ill fated search for the murderers of Harry Readford and his stockmen was to commence.
On around 29th October, 1883 with a group consisting of John Rees, Arthur Phillips, George Phillips, George Phillips (not related), James Hussey & Alan Giles & an Aboriginal reported the fate of the remainder of the party who had all lost their lives due to lack of water. Giles' report indicated that he may have survived due to the fact that he was the only one who didn't drink the blood of their horses.
Although it is not known the exact date when Shirley died, he was last seen alive by Giles on 7th November, 1883, in very poor health & it is presumed that he passed away on that same day.
May he rest in peace.
Here is a splendid photo of Sub-Inspector John Doyle taken about 1890.
He is sporting a wonderful pair of "Dundreary Whiskers" which were all the rage for the well-groomed man of the time.
These luxuriant whiskers were named after a character named "Lord Dundreary" in a popular play of the 19th Century.Dorothy Pyatt
A Visit to Japan
By Chas Hopkins
In 1963 I made arrangements to travel to several of the East Asian countries which were not then a popular destination of tourists. It included Japan, China, Taiwan, Philippines, Hong Kong and Rabaul in New Guinea.
When the commissioner of Police, John McKinna heard of my plan he advised that he would write to the Chiefs of Police of the countries I was visiting, requesting they may consider assisting me with my itinerary. He said he knew of the police commander in Hong Kong but no others and he did not know if they would act to his request.
When I reached Yokohama in Japan by ship, I was requested that I call at the Purser's Office and there met a Chief Superintendent of police of that Protectorate [Region] accompanied by his driver and interpreter. He advised he was prepared to assist me during my 5 day stay at that Port and handed me a printed itinerary [attached] of the things and places that he suggested I may be interested to see, adding that he realised I would have my own plan of the things I wanted to do and see whilst I was there. He asked me to study the itinerary he had prepared and delete that which did not appeal to me.
The itinerary was prepared on a time schedule for the length of my stay there and included a tour of their police establishment and many of the recognised tourist areas including Niko, and the Mount Fuji areas. It proved to be a wonderful insight into the functioning of their police force but also their fascinating tourist industry but in particular the public relations. I was treated with magnificent respect and dignity including visits to their police academy, the police secluded resort in the mountain area adjacent to Mount Fuji. Special meals were taken in the Japanese tradition where guests are seated on the floor and partake of their meal accompanied with cups of their green tea and a drink of their "Sake".
Preceding the meal an invitation was given to partake of a "Spa" bath where the heated water flowed from natural volcanic springs located there. However I was regarded as an oddity due to my 196 centimeter height, and I myself realised I towered over everyone I met who due to their natural build were noticeably much smaller.
I considered their Police Force was well organised and I noted two aspects of their wonderful technology which had not been considered for introduction into South Australia. The first was the microfilming of their entire record system which greatly reduced space as microfilm stored in a container the size of a normal match box held records previously stored in large folders. It was easily accessed by inserting a small container in which the film was stored into a machine which had a viewing screen [similar to a normal T.V. screen]. I realise this has been incorporated and updated in the computer system which now is commonplace. The other system which impressed me was related to their Fingerprint Department where they had introduced, as I had considered at that time, a far easier method of taking fingerprints. The Indian Ink method was used internationally and often proved a delicate and messy operation as the ink was difficult to remove from the hands after the prints had been taken. Also there was a likelihood of soiling the clothes of both the suspect and the member taking the prints. The new method was the use of graphite dust being brushed onto the areas of the hands where the prints were to be taken from, using a camel hair brush. The graphite dust was the material used in lead pencils and the prints were applied to a special sensitised paper similar in design to that used internationally. A copy is attached. The powder was easily removed from the person's hands after the operation and I considered, although I realised I was not an expert in this field, that the image of the prints on the paper appeared much clearer than those created using the old Indian Ink method.
I do not know whether the Japanese had introduced National Identity Cards at that time which would require everyone to be fingerprinted and photographed, as it was being considered in Australia but never materialised. If that had been in force it would have greatly reduced the time taken to fingerprint the entire community.
This reminds me of a visit I made to Police Headquarters in Mexico City shortly after my visit to Japan. The city had a population of about 7 million at that time [it is now the largest populated city in the World with 25 million] and the Police Headquarters Building was smaller in size to the current Police Headquarters in Flinders Street Adelaide. However it was continually swamped with the public, making access difficult. I enquired as to the reason and was advised that the
Government, due to the high crime rate had introduced legislation where employees seeking employment were required to obtain an Identity Card from Police Headquarters. The card was issued after they had been fingerprinted and it also contained their photograph and any convictions. The police charged about A70 cents or eight pesos for the certificate which was demanded by most employers before considering their application for work.
Whilst on this tour I also made contact with senior administrators at Hong Kong Headquarters at Arsenal Street on the Island where all senior personnel had a British background and naturally its functions had been influenced to operate in that manner. However, I considered the South Australian Regime, which was undergoing a major uplift at that time due to John McKinna's influence was on a similar plain to it.
Some 200 years B.C. there lived a Greek Historian named Polybius. He left some wise words for anyone who seeks to find the truth from past events. Despite the passing of over two millennium his words ring fresh & true today.
"For as a living creature is rendered wholly useless if deprived of it's eyes, so if you
take the truth from history what is left is but an idle unprofitable tale. Therefore,
one must not shrink either from blaming one's friends or praising one's enemies;
nor be afraid of finding fault with & commending the same persons at different times.
For it is impossible that men engaged in public affairs should always be right, & unlikely
That they should always be wrong. Hold yourselves, therefore, entirely aloof from the
actors, we must as Historians make statements & pronounce
judgement in accordance with the actions themselves"
Dorothy Pyatt
Mail – Changing to camel coach – Cobbler Sand desert.
Photo taken by Mounted Constable De Pury 9.9.1926
"Bushranging Menace"
Australian Chronicle
Ballarat, October, 1854 – The Ballarat branch of the Bank of Victoria was recently robbed of ?14,300 in notes and gold.
The robbers, armed with pistols, walked into the bank casually and demanded the money. After the demand had been met it transpired that the firearms they carried were unloaded.
Thomas Quinn, John Boulton and Henry Marriott have been arrested and imprisoned for the crime.
"A Reign Of Terror Ends"
Australian Chronicle
Forbes, May 6th, 1865 – Ben Hall is dead. Today this township rings with the cry. The news is a great relief to persons of all stations.
t dawn today Hall, who was camping in the scrub, was surrounded by police & shot at close range. He had no opportunity to resist. He was alone when caught.
The shot that brought him down was fired by Billy Dargin, a black tracker.
Police believe that Hall's death will bring an end to the reign of terror on the southern roads.
Hall first came to the notice of the law in 1862 when he was arrested for highway robbery, but acquitted at the trial. A few weeks later he was again arrested as an accomplice in the Eugowra Gold Escort robbery. He was not charged.
Within a short time Hall had declared himself and, with John Gilbert and John O'Meally, set upon a life of lawlessness.
For nearly three years Hall and his gang (which grew in numbers) robbed banks & stations, stuck up gold escorts & mail coaches & once held a magistrate to ransom.
Many gun duels with police were without effect. In an affray at Bang Bang three bushrangers and two police exchanged 40 shots at a range of about 40 yards without inflicting a wound on either side
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Vancouver's urbanists will coo at the program for a June 20th event co-sponsored by the Vancouver Public Library and CBC-Radio Canada. The special screening of CBC Vancouver Archives footage is being held from 7pm to 9pm at the VPL Central Branch in the Alice MacKay Room. The three short films focus on the urban landscape of Vancouver circa the 1960s.
What follows the screening is a panel discussion featuring John Atkin (civic historian), Ray Spaxman (former Director of Planning, COV), Brent Toderian (current Director of Planning, COV), and my friend Lance Berelowitz (urban planning critic). The panel will use a 1966 Arthur Erickson film as a jumping off point to discuss "failed plans" of the downtown core.
I know little about the program other than what is described above. I do know that the CBC Vancouver Archives are some of the most compelling artifacts of our city's past. I've advocated for a full-fledged Vancouver Centre for Arts & Culture + museum on this blog before, and will continue to do so given any opportunity. CBC Archivist Colin Preston currently maintains the collection, which I'm led to believe is the match of the Vancouver and UBC Archives. It's thrilling to imagine them all one day in a unique public facility, and accessible to all citizens.
It will be interesting to see what "failed plans" for Vancouver's downtown were documented in the Erickson film. While I respect the late Vancouver architect's unique vision, I'm not beholden to all of his local landmarks. I'm led to believe that his original vision for the Law Courts Building was to have it stand vertically, but it was beaten down by an anti-tower movement that took hold 40 years back. I do know that the Law Courts (lying on its side) has turned once vibrant Howe Street into a wasteland for four decades.
On June 20th I'll be in the middle of a three-day exploration of Seattle's transportation and other urban charms with my family, and unable to attend. I look forward to hearing reports from others who do get to check out the screening and discussion. And I certainly hope that there will be new opportunities to experience the CBC Vancouver Archives in the months ahead.
The Alice MacKay Room is on the Lower Level of the Central Library, 350 West Georgia St. Admission is free, however, seating is limited.
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The Kardashian machine just won't stop. Hot on the heels of Kim's nude Paper magazine photos comes news this weekend that little sister Kendall Jenner is the latest face of Estée Lauder.
Wait. What?
In a release, the brand's global president, Jane Hertzmark Hudis, called 19-year-old Kendall "the ultimate instagirl," noting her "astounding" social media following of more than 30 million fans across Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. (That really is astounding.) According to Models.com, Kendall is, in fact, the number one model on social media.
No wonder Estée Lauder, the makeup line loved by grandmothers, is trying to leverage her fan base to reach a younger audience.
Kendall will appear in digital, TV and print advertising campaigns, as well as "play an active role in creating social media content that will live on Estée Lauder's channels as well as her own."
Here's the first official image from behind the scenes of an ad shoot:
The brand has given Kendall her own website landing page at EsteeLauder.com/Kendall, complete with a shoppable list of her favourite products. (They include new Pure Color Envy Sculpting Lipstick, Pure Color Nail Lacquer and Modern Muse Eau de Parfum.)
There's also a video with vintage footage of Kendall as a toddler, playing with mom Kris' makeup:
Can we all agree? This contract wouldn't have happened—or at least not this soon—if it weren't for Kendall's famous family. She definitely rose to the top a heck of a lot faster than her model peers (after just two seasons in the industry).
But at least this Kardashian is a classy one. She's the only one NOT to embrace heavy contouring and false lashes, so let's at least give her credit for breaking out of the family beauty mould. She's a gorgeous girl and the images really do look lovely.
Whether she'll succeed at changing Estée Lauder's dated image? I just don't know. I feel like they should probably do something about that packaging first.
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Cloud Computing Cloud Computing Overview of Distributed Computing
Agenda Trends of computing Utility Computing Cluster computing Grid computing Next big thing Cloud Computing
Whats Computing Calculate Game theory Embattle Your thinking …
Whats Computing In computer science In a general way, we can define computing to mean any goal-oriented activity requiring, benefiting from, or creating computers.
Computing in Computer Science Computing includes Designing and building hardware and software systems for a wide range of purposes Processing, structuring, and managing various kinds of information Doing scientific studies using computers Making computer systems behave intelligently Creating and using communications and entertainment media …
…computing may someday be organized as a public utility just as the telephone system is a public utility... The computer utility could become the basis of a new and important industry. John McCarthy (a professor of MIT) 1961.
As of now, computer networks are still in their infancy, but as they grow up and become sophisticated, we will probably see the spread of computer utilities which, like present electric and telephone utilities, will service individual homes and offices across the country. L. Kleinrock (one of the chief scientists of the original ARPANET project) 1969.
Computing will one day be… The 5 th Utility
Traditional utilities Water Electricity Natural gas Telephone network Computing is being transformed to a model consisting of services that are commoditized and delivered in a manner similar to traditional utilities Utility Computing
Computing as a Utility Provide the basic level of computing service that is considered essential to meet the everyday needs Users access services based on their requirements without regard to where the services are hosted or how they are delivered Offing computing resources as a metered service
The Creation of The Internet The Internet is the foremost milestone Enables individual computers to communicate with any other computers located elsewhere in the world
Paradigms Utility Computing Cluster Computing Grid Computing Cloud Computing …Paradigms Utility Computing Cluster Computing Grid Computing Cloud Computing … Attribute Accessibility Manageability Autonomic Performance Scalability Availability QoS SLA …Attribute Accessibility Manageability Autonomic Performance Scalability Availability QoS SLA … Variety of Paradigms New computing paradigms have been proposed and adopted to edge closer toward achieving the vision of computer utilities
The fundamental notion is… Distributed Computing
A computer system in which several interconnected computers share the computing tasks assigned to the system Paradigms Cluster computing Grid computing Cloud computing
Demand for Computing Power Solving grand challenge applications using computer modeling, simulation and analysis Life Sciences CAD/CAM Aerospace Military Applications Digital Biology Internet & Ecommerce
How to Run Applications Faster There are 3 ways to improve performance: Work Harder Work Smarter Get Help Computer analogy Using faster hardware Using optimized algorithms and techniques to solve computational tasks Using multiple computers to solve a particular task
History In the 1980s Computer performance was best improved by creating faster and more efficient processors In the early 1990s An increasing trend to move away from expensive and specialized proprietary parallel supercomputers towards networks of workstations
Towards Commodity Computing Trend of computing From specialized traditional supercomputing platforms To inexpensive, general purpose systems consisting of loosely coupled components built up from single or multiprocessor PCs or workstations Low-cost commodity supercomputing Linking together two or more computers to jointly solve some computational problem Providing high performance computational facilities for large-scale and grand-challenge applications
Traditional Food Chain
Food Chain of Computer Mainframe Mini Computer Workstation PC Mainframe Mini Computer Workstation PC
Food Chain of Distributed Computing Mainframe Mini Computer Workstation PC Mainframe Mini Computer Workstation PC
Rise & Fall of Computing Technologies MainframesMini-Computers Personal Computers Personal Computers Network Computing Distributed Computing 19801995 1970 2000+
DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING Cluster Computing Grid Computing Cloud Computing
Cluster Computing A cluster is a type of parallel and distributed system, which consists of a collection of inter- connected stand-alone computers working together as a single integrated computing resource
The Cluster A Node A single or multiprocessor system with memory, I/O facilities, & OS A Cluster: Generally two or more computers (nodes) connected together In a single cabinet, or physically separated & connected via a LAN Appear as a single system to users and applications Provide a cost-effective way to gain features and benefits
Parallel Computing A form of computation in which many calculations are carried out simultaneously Large problems can often be divided into smaller ones, which are then solved concurrently ("in parallel") Advantages Cost efficient High performance Improve Utilization
Parallel Programming Models Parallel programming model A set of software technologies to express parallel algorithms and match applications with the underlying parallel systems Flynns taxonomy Shared-memory or Distributed-memory model
Flynn's Taxonomy Programs and computers are classified by whether they were operating using a single set or multiple sets of instructions whether or not those instructions were using a single or multiple sets of data
Two Basic Models Shared memory model Memory can be simultaneously accessed by multiple process with an intent to provide communication among them or avoid redundant copies
Two Basic Models Distributed memory model A multiple-processor computer system in which each processor has its own private memory Computational tasks can only operate on local data, and if remote data is required, the computational task must communicate with one or more remote processors
Computer Collaboration in Cluster How machines co-work in cluster? Using MPI to inter-connect those stand-alone computers Massage Passing Interface (MPI) A specification that allows computers communicate with each other Use Message Passing to do synchronization
Massage Passing Interface (MPI) Distributed memory programming model Complete computers connected through an interconnection network
Massage Passing Interface (MPI) Single program with multiple data (SPMD) Similar to SIMD (single instruction multiple data) the same program
Massage Passing Interface (MPI) Typical parallel execution flow : Start Initialization Process 1 Process 2 Process 3 Process N Finalization Complete Communication
Cluster Applications Cluster had become the mainstream computing system Apply parallel program to Computing intensive Data intensive Timing critical system … any time you are pleased
DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING Cluster Computing Grid Computing Cloud Computing
Demand for More Computing Power The large-scale, computational-/data-intensive scientific applications require more resources Applications Scientific application Computer animation Computer games Image processing Data mining … etc
Grid Computing Grid computing To coordinate resource sharing and problem solving in dynamic, multi-institutional virtual organization (VO) Provide the generic approach for a general resource- sharing framework that address the VO requirement Support the creation and use of computation- and data-enriched environments Uses open standards and interfaces
The Grid Grid An analogy with the electric power grid around 1910 In the mid-1990s, this term is coined to denote a proposed distributed computing infrastructure for advanced science and engineering
Resource Collaboration in Grids Virtual Organization (VO) A set of individuals and/or institutions defined by such sharing rules form what is shared who is allowed to share the conditions under which sharing occurs An actual organization can participate in one or more VOs by sharing some or all of its resources
Example of VOs Three actual organizations (the ovals) & Two VOs (P, Q) P: links participants in an aerospace design consortium Q: links colleagues who have agreed to share spare computing to run ray tracing computations
Grid Environments Resources are heterogeneous supercomputers, storage systems, data sources, and specialized devices owned by different administrative domains Enables the sharing, selection, and aggregation of a wide variety of geographically distributed resources To solve large scale resource-intensive problems in science, engineering, and commerce Hailed as the next revolution after the Internet and the World Wide Web
Taiwan UniGrid A University Grid Platform in Taiwan http://www.unigrid.org.tw/
Taiwan UniGrid Motivation Integrate computers from universities and research institutes in Taiwan to form a general purpose Grid platform for researchers in Taiwan to conduct Grid related research All participating institutes contribute some resources to collaborate for large scale applications
Basic System Architecture Middleware Machine/Cluster Computing Storage Services User Interface Machine/Cluster Computing Storage Machine/Cluster Computing Storage
UniGrid System Architecture Portal Storage Service Data Management Workflow Management Information Service Computing Service Resource Broker Global Queue Visualization Tool Information Monitor Replica Service Virtual Storage Service UniGrid Middleware Unibox
Major Services Portal & Single-Sign-On Provide an interface for legal users to use available resources and services in the UniGrid system Computing service Deal with the job execution process including the automatically scheduling and management policy Storage service Provide a collaborative storage space for UniGrid users to share their files Information service Monitor and provide the information of resource status
Computing Paradigm Evolution 2100 Desktop (Single or Multi- processors) SMPs or Super- computers Local Cluster Global Cluster/Grid RESOURCE CAPACITY Next big thing Grid or Cloud?? Enterprise Cluster/Grid Whats next ?
DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING Cluster Computing Grid Computing Cloud Computing – Next big thing
Long united, must divide Long divided, must unite
Next Big Thing Google search trends – all years
The Cloud The term cloud is often used as a metaphor for the Internet. A simplified way to represent the complicated operations in the network Currently, the term cloud is further used as an abstraction of complexities E.g., servers, applications, data, and heterogeneous platforms
Cloud Computing – A New Paradigm An IT service delivered to users that provides: A simple user interface that automatically provisions IT resources Capacity on demand with massive scalability Innovative service delivery models for applications Solving large problems with parallel computing Network-based subscriptions to applications 1990 Offering computing resources as a metered service Anytime, anywhere access to resources delivered dynamically as a service 2009 Software as a Service Utility Computing Cloud Computing Grid Computing
Cloud Computing in Mathematics 1 One single integrated environment A collection pool of resources and services 0 Zero management Automatic management and resilience of resource or service up/down/fail Endless possibility Scalability, Availability, Accessibility, Manageability, Performance
Cloud Computing in IT An acquisition and delivery model of IT resources Help improve business performance and control the costs of delivering IT resources to the organization From a user perspective Provides a means of acquiring computing services via the internet while making the technology beyond the user device almost invisible From an organization perspective Delivers services for consumer and business needs in a simplified way, providing unbounded scale and differentiated quality of service to foster rapid innovation and decision making
Gartner 2009 Emerging Technologies Hype Cycle
Emerging Technologies Priority Matrix Gartner 2009
Benefits from Cloud Computing Q: Rate the benefits commonly ascribed to the 'cloud'/on-demand model Source: IDC Enterprise Panel, 3Q09, n = 263, September 2009 54.0% 63.9% 64.6% 67.0% 68.5% 75.3% 77.7% 77.9% 0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90% Seems like the way of the future Sharing systems with partners simpler Always offers latest functionality Requires less in-house IT staff, costs Encourages standard systems Monthly payments Easy/fast to deploy to end-users Pay only for what you use
Adoption of Cloud Computing Q: Rate your likelihood to pursue the cloud model for the following Source: IDC Enterprise Panel, 3Q09, n = 263, September 2009 48.6% 49.1% 49.8% 50.6% 51.3% 52.9% 54.8% 55.1% 55.6% 59.4% 66.9% 67.3% 0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80% IT/Information Security Application dev/test/deploy platform Business Intelligence/Analytics Server capacity on demand IT Management software Storage capacity on demand Data/Content Distribution services Personal productivity apps Business apps (CRM, HR, ERP) Data Back-up or Archive services Web applications/Web serving Collaboration applications
Cloud Value Drivers & Effects
Lower costs Lower IT operating and capital costs The leading value driver is lower IT operating and capital costs Lower IT cost Optimize, consolidate and reduce servers Improve capital utilization & quality Reduce energy costs Enables implementation of ideas or applications Cheaper pilots encourages experimentation and innovation Reduction in the costs for large, compute and storage intensive applications A Pay for Use model and the lower cloud costs of large computing and storage resources
Fine grained and rapid provisioning Fine grained IT services with very rapid provisioning change the way IT can acquire capacity
Removing IT complexity Removing IT complexity from end users End users can easy to access services without worrying about technical details Acquire computing services via the Internet using web-based user interface Cloud enhances user experience through faster and richer cloud services Removing IT complexity
Pay for what is used Cloud pricing models based on paying for what is used Avoid the upfront cost for infrastructure and the financial risk Cloud pricing models allow pay for what is used Scare capital needed to invest in infrastructure is replaced with an operating expense Pay for what is used Typical IT budget models : Applications: 35% Infrastructure: 60% Other: 5%
Cloud Computing Players more and more…
Players : Users (Consumers) or Providers Players can act as Users or Providers in the Cloud Ecosystem
Cloud Computing Economy Enable SaaS providers that do not own IT infrastructure Foundries (TSMC, UMC) Cloud Computing Fabless Chip Design (e.g. nVidia…) Analogy Datacenter-less SaaS provider Enable Semiconductor Industry Semiconductor Industry Software Industry Software Industry
Industry Chain Mobile Phones Upstream – IC design Media Tech, Morning Star, etc. Midstream – foundry TSMC, UMC, etc. Downstream – production Asus, HTC, etc. End Users Smart phone Cloud Services Upstream – IaaS provider Amazon EC2, CHT hicloud, ect. Midstream – PaaS provider Google GAE, Windows Azure, etc. Downstream – SaaS provider Saleforce.com, Google docs, etc. End Users Thin client
Summary Long united, must divide; long divided, must unite Modern IT require To increase capacity or add capabilities to their infrastructure dynamically without investing money in the purchase of new infrastructure All the while without needing to conduct training for new personnel without the need for licensing new software Given a solution to the above mentioned demands Cloud computing is the next big thing in the world of IT
References IEEE Standard Computer Dictionary: A Compilation of IEEE Standard Computer Glossaries, 1990. R. Buyya (ed.), High Performance Cluster Computing: Systems and Architectures, Prentice Hall, 1999. I. Foster, C. Kesselman (Eds.), The Grid: Blueprint for a Future Computing Infrastructure, Morgan Kaufmann, San Francisco, USA, 1999 I. Foster et. al., The Anatomy of the Grid. Enabling Scalable Virtual Organizations, International Journal of High Performance Computing Applications, 2001. Computing Curricula 2005 J. Rittinghouse and J. F. Ransome, Cloud Computing: Implementation, Management, and Security, CRC Press, 2009. M. Armbrust et. al., Above the Clouds: A Berkeley View of Cloud Computing, Technical Report No. UCB/EECS-2009-28, University of California at Berkeley, 2009. R. Buyya et. al., Cloud computing and emerging IT platforms: Vision, hype, and reality for delivering computing as the 5th utility, Future Generation Computer Systems, 2009. Hai Jin and Raj Buyya, High Performance Cluster Computing: Architectures and Systems. NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology). http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/SNS/cloud- computing/ Gartner, Inside the Hype Cycle: Whats Hot and Whats Not in 2009. Cloud Computing 2010 – An IDC Update. IBM Corporation. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. All resources of the materials and pictures were partially retrieved from the Internet.
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1.0 Introduction
Classroom management is a term used by the teacher to ensure the class run smoothly through the whole lesson. According to Moskowitz & Hayman (1976), once a teacher loses control of their classroom, it becomes more difficult for them to regain back the control (Moskowitz & Hayman, 1976, p. 283)). Other than that, a research from Berliner (1988) and Brophy & Good (1986) shows that the time that teacher has to take to correct misbehavior caused by poor classroom management skills results in a lower rate of academic engagement in the classroom (Berliner, 1988, p. 310; Brophy & Good, 1986, p. 335). Several aspects such as classroom layout, classroom language and classroom climate can be looked into in order to ensure the class run smoothly through the lesson.
2.0 Classroom layout
Desk orientation, bulletin board display, classroom decoration and classroom peripheral are several things that are considered as classroom layout. Around the world, there are several layout that have been seen such as traditional, restaurant, islands, horseshoe, seminar, laboratory, looking out, circle, story, chevrons and semi-circle (Wright 2005). However, among all of the classroom layout listed, restaurant and island layout two are widely use. For restaurant layout, the desks are arranged in random. It is often permanent or semi-permanent. Restaurant layout are useful for a class that doing a lot of small group activities. Island layout is a layout of regular grouping. It can be created by modifying benches so that the students on odd number can fit in. this layout are more or less the same as the restaurant layout but island layout are more carefully arranged (see appendix B (classroom layout)). The way of the student desks being organized shows the teachers teaching style. When the students walk in the class, the students will immediately knows whether they will be working as a group with other student or they are required to do the work individually. In a class, different grade level of student may result in a different desk arrangement but, the traditional layout of rows of individual desks may not provide the best learning environment for the students. In order to promote the collaboration, restaurant or island layout is the best choice since the layout group the students together. By grouping the students together, the student can shared learning experience, group discussion and small group activities. To promote the sense of unity of the whole class, arrange the class to circle layout, story layout or semi-circle layout. The displays around the class will tell the student the things that they have learned during the previous class. By displaying the students effort on the bulletin boards will inspire student and increase their motivation to learn. Besides, it will also promote learning to the students. Other than that, displaying a lot of books at the student's level, a comfortable carpet and providing a reading space will encourage the students to read more often. Providing a clearly marked area for the students to place their homework will make the class more organize. It is important to create an environment that make the student feel loved, safe and excited to learn.
3.0 Classroom Language
Classroom languages are used throughout the lesson in the class. From the beginning of the class until the end of the class, every teacher use classroom language to talk to the students. Classroom language is the kind of language used to communicate in the class without using the mother tongue. There are a few ways of presenting classroom language. It can be presented from the student, from the teacher, from the reading material and the real situation in class. The words used by the student such as 'May I come in?' are one example of the classroom language. Another example is 'Excuse me.' The language by the students ought to be more polite if they talk to the teachers. It is not the same when they talk to their peers. In the real situation in class, the teacher might face the misbehavior student in the class. The choice of word from the teacher is a part of the language in the class. For example, if a student making off-task noise in the class and the teacher want him or her to stay quiet. Instead of saying shut up, the teacher will say could you please be quiet. This way, the students are more prompt to follow the order of the teacher. The classroom language also applied when the teacher giving instruction about the task, monitoring the work of students, asking permission and also when the students ask questions to the teacher. The reason for getting the student to communicating is because it represents a necessary stage in transfer the classroom learning to the outside world. When the students are communicating to each other, they are actually enhanced the learning. The arguments between peers are making them to go through the process of sharing their idea and improve the understanding of the certain topic.
4.0 Classroom climate
Maintaining a good classroom climate is importance in order to have a better learning atmosphere and maintain the focus of the student towards lesson in the class. Classroom climate is referred to learning environment, as well as the atmosphere, ambience and ecology. (Adelman & Taylor 2005). In short, classroom climate can be said as the setting of the class. The setting of the class is related to the classroom behavior and learning. A research also suggests the significant relationships between classroom climate and student engagement in class, behavior, achievement, social and emotional development, and overall quality of school life (Fraser 1998; Freiberg 1999). In order to enhance the classroom climate, there are some approaches that can be taken. This includes enhancing the quality of life of the students and the staff in class. A good relationship between the teacher and students are helpful to enhance the good classroom climate. At Comptom Primary School, they have a system called as home schooling. It is a system where a teacher is in charge for a class. This means that, the teacher the students really well such as their names and background. This kind of relationship also helps in the participation of the staff that is the teacher and the students in decision making. They can actually discuss about what they feel and what they want thus help in enhancing the classroom climate. Maintaining and enhancing the positive classroom climate is the main focus of all staff in the school. Having the teacher assistance in the school can increase the teacher ability in the class. In addition, teacher assistance can work with the teacher to improve classroom climate by enhancing and maintaining a positive classroom climate that promote well being and deal with barrier in teaching and learning (Adelman & Taylor 1997). A class consists of students that come with different abilities and it is hard for a teacher to deal with all the students alone. The students with lower ability will sometimes create problems in class thus will result in disrupting the climate of the class. When this happen, teacher assistance will assist the student and help the teacher to deal with the problem. At the same time, this will restore the positive classroom climate. From my visit to the All Saints Academy Plymouth, the teacher have difficulties in controlling the class when a few problematic students and eventually disrupted the climate of the class. There is no assistance that helps the teacher to deal with and respond to the all of the students. Classroom climate can also be controlled by the physical aspect of the class. The ideal classroom will have a good lighting for the class. This is refers to clean and tidy classroom. A classroom with the positive climate should be attractive, comfortable and well-lighted. Which means the class is not too bright and not too dark (see appendix A (pictures)). This physical aspect such as temperature and noise that are likely affect the student concentration and focus in the class are also effect the classroom climate. The arrangement of the internal feature of the class such as desks and chair is also importance. Maybe the teacher has no control about the size of the class, but the teacher can control the arrangement of the chair and desk inside the class. A good classroom climate in term of space is where the space in the class has been adjusted so that an active interaction may occur in the class. It also permitted the student to see the board clearly and allow the teacher to be close to the student. Classroom climate can also be improved by displaying the students' work on the wall. This can encourage student in their own work and motivate them. However, all the students should have the same opportunity for their work to be displayed on the wall.


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| Ooh a Jellybean chapter 1 . 1/20/2012
This was really cute :D
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| Dark Angel's Blue Fire chapter 1 . 9/9/2007
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| siriuslyblackxx chapter 1 . 8/30/2007
nice story! the only criticism I really have is maybe to elaborate more next time, your ideas are good but could be developed more. good job!
| LadyAnalyn chapter 1 . 8/29/2007
This was really sweet, I liked it. However, sadly CDs did not exsist in the 70s when the Marauders would have been at school. Maybe you can have Sirius find someway to record songs to a record or an Atrack thingy.
| Karka chapter 1 . 8/29/2007
aw! thats so unbelievably cute!
| SweetSouthernGal chapter 1 . 8/28/2007
cheesy yes, but still cute. and what do you mean by prebooks? you mean before the HP books take place? if so, say Marauders era- thats what everyone refers to it as. Otherwise it sounds like you wrote it before you read the books or something...
| the merrinator chapter 1 . 8/28/2007
I loved it!
The only problem for me is that they were in school back in the 70's/early 80's, no? Well, I don't think that they had CD players in the 70's . Maybe you could change it to a mix tape! I love them things lol.
But for your first pre-book story, you did a fantastic job!
| twouble chapter 1 . 8/28/2007
I liked it, not really any criticism to give, except discmans (?) are called walkmans (?) in Brit culture, hmm, that aside, quite loved it.
You should definately keep writing stuff, I'll check out some of your other fics!
| Elenillor chapter 1 . 8/28/2007
Very cute. I'm so honored! Leave it up. I think it's a fun little read.
| MissingEden chapter 1 . 8/28/2007
Indeed, it is fluffy like delicious slashy marshmallows. I love this pairing. Even if they didn't have discman(s? discmen?) in the 70s. Anyways, it's super cute and I still like it. Nice work.


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Wed., Dec. 22, 2010, midnight
Spokane Mayor Mary Verner has ordered flags on city-owned buildings to be flown at half-staff on Thursday in honor of King Cole, president of Expo '74.
Cole died Sunday at the age of 88.
"He was such an influential leader in this community," said Verner, who plans to attend Cole's memorial service. "His impact on Spokane is indelible."
Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Thursday at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church, 1517 E. 33rd Ave. A vigil service will be at 7 p.m. today at the same location.


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Bank of India Online Mobile Banking – Personal Banking – How do I avail Bank of India (BOI) – (BTM) Banking through Mobile?
Register through BOI Branch:-
The customer can approach directly to Bank of India (BOI) branch to avail BOI BTM facility and also can give request by filling the prescribed application form.
Register using Bank of India internet banking (Retail) Credentials:
If you have retail internet banking, you can register for BOI BTM by using your internet banking login credentials.
Step 1: On successful login into Internet managing an account, tap the connection "BTM Mobile Banking" under "Request" menu.
Step 2: On tapping the connection 'BTM Mobile Banking', the accompanying screen will show up where you can do taking after
- Select for Mobile Banking
- Adjust existing Mobile Banking Request
- Empower exchange secret key for Mobile Banking
Step 3: Enroll yourself for Mobile Banking office by tapping the connection Enroll for Bank of India Mobile Banking. The framework will approve your constitution code and show the accompanying screen just if your constitution is Individual.
Step 4: You can enlist yourself for Mobile Banking office by tapping the connection Enroll for Mobile Banking. The framework will approve your constitution code and show the accompanying screen just if your constitution is Individual.
On the Successful formation of BTM User Id, an SMS would be sent to you illuminating about your BTM-user Id.
Online Mobile Banking Bank of India (BOI) – Personal Banking
- What are the essentials for Bank of India – BOI (BTM)?
Following are the essentials for Mobile Banking application (BOI – BTM):-
- GPRS empowered handset.
- Portable Number Registered with Bank.
- Retail Individual Indian Customer.
- How do I download the Bank of India – BOI (BTM application)?
The new BTM application is perfect for taking after kind of advanced cells.
Working System Versions
- Android 2, 2.3, 3.0, 4.0
- Blackberry 6, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0
- IPhone (IOS) 0, 5.0
- Android Users can download the Mobile Banking application from Play Store. The same can be perused in Play Store by writing BOI–BTM.
- Blackberry Users can download the application from Blackberry App world.
- iPhone clients can download the application from App Store.
- How would I be able to Activate Bank of India (BOI) Mobile Banking?
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After getting the OTP, enter this in the application and afterward set your MPIN. MPIN is a four digit number.
Actuation of BTM is one-time action and further login can happen through User Name and MPIN. The MPIN can be changed consequently at whatever point coveted.
- How to Generate Bank of India Transaction Password?
Set/Remove/Change of Transaction Password can happen through Mobile Banking application as it were. These choices are accessible in "Additional" menu of the application. In any case, the exchange secret word can be empowered by setting a demand either through Branch or IB entrance utilizing Internet Banking certifications. The Transaction secret key is empowered on continuous premise after getting the demand.
- Bank of India Mobile Banking Feature BOI-BTM?
- List agent accounts
- Adjust request
- Smaller than usual proclamation/
- Last 5 Transactions
- Intra-financial balance to record exchanges including planned/repeating alternatives. (Outsider)
- Indicate exchange history on agent accounts.
- Incapacitate portable saving money ask.
- Individual to Person Payments through IMPS utilizing MMID and Mobile Number
- Individual to Person Payments by means of IMPS utilizing IFSC and Account Number
- Enlist MMID, View/Retrieve MMID, Cancel/De-Register MMID
- Change MPIN
- Reset MPIN
- List advance records
- Show advance points of interest
- Find ATM/Branch in light of Zipping Code or City/State
- What is IMPS? Bank of India (BOI)
Prompt Payment Service (IMPS) is an administration presented by NPCI engaging bank clients to exchange cash in a split second inside any of the IMPS empowered part banks in crosswise over India. The administration accompanies numerous one of a kind components like accessibility 24X7, straightforwardness in exchange stream and available through versatile managing an account, net saving money and ATM channel.
- Presently, how are interbank subsidize transfer made utilizing mobile phone – Bank of India?
Different banks are giving settlement office through their versatile managing an account stages. The interbank settlement asks for started from a versatile is handled by the recipient bank as a National Electronic Fund Transfer (NEFT) exchange. The destiny of such installment demand is thusly not known right away on the grounds that NEFT installments are handled in bunches from 9 am to 7 pm.
- Do I have to enroll to remit the funds through IMPS – Bank of India (BOI)?
Yes, you need to get your versatile number enrolled with the bank for benefiting IMPS. At that point, you need to enroll for BTM according to the set down methodology.
- Can I interface more than one record to a similar versatile number?
Yes, you can connect a similar portable number to more than one record.
- Is the recipient client additionally required to enroll for IMPS?
The recipient client ought to have their portable numbers enrolled with the bank where he means to get the credit and ought to have a legitimate MMID given by the bank. For IMPS – P2P, the recipient ought to enroll for IMPS though for IMPS – P2A, the Beneficiary may not be enlisted for IMPS.
- What recipient points of interest do I have to make an IMPS settlement?
The recipient subtle elements required for IMPS – P2P are:
- Beneficiary's MMID,
- Beneficiary's portable number,
- The Beneficiary's points of interest required for IMPS – P2A are:
- Beneficiary's IFSC code,
- Beneficiary's Account Number,
- How do I Generate/Retrieve/Cancel his MMID?
MMID is a seven digit number.
For Generation of MMID:-
You have to sort the watchword MMID from Registered Mobile Number and send it to 9810558585. Generally after login into the application, under Immediate Payment Service choice there is a possibility for Generating MMID. By clicking this choice, all MMIDs would be produced and be shown on Mobile screen.
For Retrieval of MMID:-
You have to sort the watchword MMID from Registered Mobile Number and send it to 9810558585. All current MMIDs would be recovered and showed into your handset. Generally after login into the application, under Immediate Payment Service choice there is a possibility for Retrieval of MMID. By clicking this choice, all MMIDs would be recovered and be shown on Mobile screen.
For Cancelation of MMID:-
In the event that you wish to de-activate yourself from IMPS by scratching off his MMID, then sort the watchword CANCEL MMID OR CANCEL MMID Nunn where nine is the entire 15 digit Account Number from Registered Mobile Number. Aside from this, you may drop your MMID by selecting the fitting alternative for Cancel MMID in BTM application.
- What is the Process flow of Bank of India IMPS?
Step 1: Remitter sends guideline from his/her portable through BTM application.
Step 2: Remitting bank approves the subtle elements of the remitter and charges his/her record. This exchange is sent by the transmitting bank to NPCI.
Step 3: Transaction is passed by NPCI to the recipient bank. Recipient Bank approves the subtle elements of the recipient client, credits the record, sends affirmation to NPCI about exchange status and sends an SMS to the recipient client educating him of the credit.
Step 4: NPCI sends the exchange status to transmitting bank which thusly advises the status of the exchange to the Remitter.
Step 5: Remitting bank send an SMS affirmation of the exchange to the transmitting client.
- Is there any limit on the estimation of transfer in Bank of India (BOI) IMPS?
Right now, exchanges up to Rs.50,000/ – every day can be encouraged through IMPS.
- Do I require a versatile handset of a specific model or make or elements to empower this administration?
As of now, we have empowered IMPS utilizing Mobile Banking utilization of our Bank which can keep running on Rich/Thick customer handsets (Android/Blackberry/iPhone).
- Can we pull back and/or store cash utilizing IMPS?
In the blink of an eye, you can't pull back and/or store cash utilizing IMPS.
- What if IMPS enlisted portable is lost or lost? Will any individual who comes into ownership of versatile have the capacity to make a settlement from client's record?
At the season of portable keeping money enrollment, the bank would give you a User id and MPIN (Mobile Personal Identification Number) would be set by you for getting to the versatile managing an accounting office. Aside from these, the exchange can be affirmed utilizing the Transaction secret word set by you. Thus making an IMPS settlement is unrealistic without these three MB qualifications.
- What happens on the off chance that the remitter enters a wrong recipient portable number for settlement?
The recipient points of interest required are
- MMID and Mobile Number for P2P IMPS exchange.
- Account Number and IFSC code for P2A IMPS Transaction.
Along these lines in P2P IMPS exchanges, the exchange will fall flat because of the wrong recipient Mobile Number.
- What are the timings for starting and getting IMPS settlements?
IMPS exchanges can be sent and got whenever and quickly. There are no planning or occasion confinements on IMPS settlements. This is an at whatever time and anyplace sort of channel gave by NPCI.
- If the exchange is not finished will I recover my cash? At the point when?
Yes. On the off chance that for any reason, specialized or business, the IMPS exchange is not finished the inversion of the remitters assets will happen quickly. On the off chance that if such an exchange turns into a subject to compromise wherein the destiny of exchange is not decided quickly, the inversion of assets will happen on the following working day.
- What are the charges for sending and getting settlements utilizing IMPS?
At present, this office is free of cost.
- How long does it take for the settlement to get credited into the recipient account number?
The assets will be credited to the recipient account promptly.
- Can the remitter transfer fund from his/her to the recipient account in another bank?
Yes, the transmitting client can exchange assets to the recipient account in different banks moreover.
- How does the remitter come to realize that his record is charged and subsidies have been credited in the recipient's record?
The transmitting bank sends an affirmation SMS to the dispatching client about the exchange started by him.
- How does a recipient come to know of assets being credited to his/her bank's account?
The recipient bank sends an affirmation SMS to the recipient client illuminating him/her of the credit in the record.
- Can I transmit and/or get settlement utilizing the portable number other than the one enlisted with the bank?
No, you can transmit and/or get stores utilizing the enlisted versatile number as it were. /td>
- When can the recipient utilize the assets got through IMPS?
The recipient can utilize the assets quickly on receipt of credit in the record. The assets got through IMPS are great subsidies and can be utilized instantly upon credit.
- Where do I enlist an objection with reference to BOI-BTM exchange?
You can send email to email ID firstname.lastname@example.com
You can call our Customer Care at 1800 220 229 for any question/help.


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Day 3 :
- Catalytic Materials
Session Introduction
Jun Ding
National University of Singapore, Singapore
Title: Ceramic structures made by additive manufacturing
Dr Jun Ding is Professor at Department of Materials Science & Engineering, National University of Singapore. He has been working on functional materials (particularly magnetic materials) over 25 years. His current research is focusing on additive manufacturing (3D printing) with the emphasis of advanced functional and multi-functional devices.
Additive manufacturing has been widely used in fabrication of structural and functional devices. Additive manufacturing has the great potential in producing novel products with geometry and functionality which cannot be or very difficultly obtained using conventional manufacturing techniques. Polymeric materials have been widely used in additive manufacturing because of their low melting temperatures. Some metals have been used in additive manufacturing after the successful development of novel technologies such as selective laser melting. High-quality ceramic structures are still challenging because of high melting temperature and brittleness. We have paid a great attention on additive manufacturing of ceramic structures. In our recent research, we have used extrusion free-forming in fabrication of high-quality ceramic structures including YBCO high-Tc superconductor, hard and soft magnetic ferrites and ZrO2. In addition, digital light projection has been used in fabrication of ceramic structures.


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Illinois Recruiters' Forum
Ninth Annual Illinois Recruiters' Forum, Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Want to learn about innovative approaches to recruiting on the Urbana-Champaign campus? Click here for more information.
Understanding Our Career Services Structure
The University of Illinois has a decentralized career services structure. There are many career offices on campus which serve Illinois students and employers. Some serve students from across campus, some are college specific, while others are department based. Based on your needs, it may benefit you to work with more than one office. Multiple offices utilize the I-Link system, and you can connect to a single office or multiple offices through I-Link. The career services offices will work together to make recruiting students from different disciplines or programs as easy as possible. View the Career Services Office Directory for contact information for career service offices that can help you.
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DK Eyewitness Books: Amphibian
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Frogs, toads, newts, salamanders, and the rare caecilians come in a stunning array of colors, shapes, sizes, and habitats. They live both in water and on land and move in a great variety of ways from swimming, to hopping, and even flying. With a series of specially commissioned photographs, Amphibian takes a close look at the fascinating natural history of these creatures from the bright green, red-eyed tree frogs to dull, burrowing, wormlike caecilians; from startling black and yellow fire salamanders to tiny transparent glass frogs.
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Zeta returns to UNH after more than two decades.
Remembering Oliver
The brothers of Gamma Rho/Florida State held a candlelight vigil recently to honor Oliver Bucknell (Gamma Rho/Florida State 2015).
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Ray McCandless, Ph. D., (Eta Mu/Findlay 1981) will be one of six to be honored at the University of Findlay's annual Homecoming Weekend Alumni Association breakfast.
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