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Get more visibility into your Ethernet designs with 1000BASE-T/100BASE-TX/10BASE-T PHY Measurement and Analysis on the 5/6 Series MSO. The combination of the oscilloscope, analysis software – Option 5-CMENET/6-CMENET, and a wide range of available analog probes enables you to perform detailed and accurate amplitude and timing measurements on your designs. The 12-bit analog-to-digital converters in the 5/6 Series MSO deliver precise measurement data.
Option 5-CMENET/6-CMENET is a standard specific application for Tektronix 5/6 Series MSO Oscilloscopes. This application includes compliance measurements that enable you to achieve new levels of debugging, efficiency, and accuracy. Option 5-CMENET/6-CMENET adds a long list of IEEE 802.3 and ANSI X3.263 specific measurements for different Ethernet standards to the standard jitter, timing, and signal quality measurements in the 5/6 Series MSO oscilloscopes.
Key features
- Comprehensive Ethernet PHY test coverage supporting multiple speeds.
- Highly optimized and intuitive user interface for quick test configuration and validation of electrical signals.
- Compliance and margin testing for accurate analysis and improved interoperability.
- Time-domain and frequency-domain measurements made with a single instrument.
- Jitter and timing measurements with and without filters.
- Amplitude and droop testing for transmitter performance.
- Detailed test reports with results, pass/fail info, test margin, and test specific waveform images.
- Configure test parameters and limits for debug and characterization.
- Configure multiple test runs and analyze the results.
- Preview the test mode waveform before running the tests.
- Additional Peak Distortion Vs Phase Offset and Error Values Vs Symbol Number plots for 1000BASE-T distortion tests.
Ethernet compliance testing has some unique measurement challenges:
- Generating the disturbing signals requires you to generate pattern data and noise to create real-world noise for some measurements.
- You must test amplitude, timing, return loss, and template measurements for the ethernet standards:
- The 100BASE-TX standard outlines 12 tests per port plus CMRR and more
- The 1000BASE-T standard calls for 80 tests per port plus BER, CMRR, and more
- The 10BASE-T standard specifies 22 tests per port plus fault tolerance and CMRR
- Because of the large number of individual tests, compliance testing takes a lot of setup and measurement time, and makes repeatable measurement results difficult to achieve.
Automated Ethernet physical layer compliance testing
Automated TekExpress Ethernet electrical testing with option 5-CMENET/6-CMENET requires an oscilloscope with minimum bandwidth of 1 GHz. This application provides automated compliance testing for Ethernet verification.
Executing all of the measurements manually is extremely time-consuming. TekExpress Ethernet software provides you an automation framework, enabling you to execute all of the measurements with less user intervention, such as when you need to change the connections.
TekExpress Ethernet test selection panel
TekExpress Ethernet software allows you to choose complete or selective testing of any of the transmitter electrical specifications. Tests are configured by following a step-by-step process. The software sets up the oscilloscope and automates the testing, guiding you to accurate and repeatable results. It generates a comprehensive, date-stamped test report with pass/fail results, waveforms, and data plots.
Software navigation follows a logical workflow for quick test setups, changes and review of test results. Valid testing requires proper cabling, probes, and connections between fixtures, instruments, and the device under test (DUT). The software provides setup instructions for each test, with images and reference illustrations showing correct configurations.
TekExpress Ethernet software requires a Tektronix 5/6 Series MSO oscilloscope with Option 5-WIN/6-WIN or SUP5-WIN/SUP6-WIN (Microsoft Windows 10). This is a Windows application and the software displays TekExpress Ethernet software and test reports on the oscilloscope display. However, for convenience an external monitor may be connected to the 5/6 Series MSO so test controls and reports can be viewed on the external display, while signal acquisition is observed on the primary oscilloscope display.
TekExpress Ethernet results panel displaying tests results
Amplitude tests
The industry standards require the signals to have amplitudes within specified ranges to assure interoperability between devices. The amplitude tests vary with the signal speeds but include such parameters as peak or peak-to-peak amplitude, overshoot, common mode voltage, and positive/ negative pulse symmetry.
Timing tests
Timing parameters of the signals are also specified by the standards. These tests include timing measurements such as rise time, fall time, and difference or symmetry between rise and fall times.
Jitter tests
Jitter tests quantify the timing variations of the edges of the signal, using specified test patterns. These jitter measurements include the contributions from duty cycle distortion and the baseline wander. Jitter is determined by accumulating waveforms, measuring the width of the accumulated points at the eye crossing. The peak-to-peak is inferred from minimum and maximum values in the tails of the histogram.
Template tests
Template mask tests are often used to quickly verify that the transmitted signal meets industry-standard requirements. These template masks are defined so that signal distortions such as overshoot, jitter, incorrect rise and fall times, etc., will cause the mask test to fail.
TekExpress Ethernet running 1000BASE-T template measurement
TekExpress Ethernet running 100BASE-T AOI template
TekExpress Ethernet running 10BASE-T MAU temple test
Return Loss test
The return loss of the cabling system can affect interoperability of the system. The Ethernet standard defines the minimum amount of attenuation the reflected signal should have relative to the incident signal. The Return Loss test measures the impedance, typically over the range of 100 Ω ±15%. The TekExpress Ethernet ingeniously performs the Return Loss test for 85, 100, and 115 Ω (111 Ω for 10BASE-T) impedances as prescribed by the standard, using the 5/6 Series MSO and AFG/AWG series used for other tests, enabling efficient usage of resources.
1000BASE-T Return Loss plot
Test report generation
TekExpress Ethernet allows you to quickly validate and generate detailed reports with images and setup details at the end of every execution.
Test fixtures
The TF-GBE Series of test fixtures supports many of the Ethernet compliance tests, providing convenient signal access, test points for accurate removal of disturbing signals, return loss calibration, and cross-connect circuits to connect to traffic generators and link partners. The TF-GBE-BTP is the basic test fixture package for 10/100/1000BASE-T tests. The TF-GBE-ATP is the advanced test fixture package which also includes a 1000BASE-T jitter test channel cable.
TF-GBE-BTP Basic Ethernet Test Fixture.
Key measurements
TekExpress Ethernet Electrical Testing Software provides the following key measurements:
1000BASE-T (available with and without disturbing signal test option)
With and without disturber
- Template A
- Template B
- Template C
- Template D
- Template F
- Template H
- Peak A
- Peak B
- Peak C
- Peak D
- Droop G
- Droop J
- Distortion (with and without clock)
- Master Jitter - Filtered and unfiltered (with and without clock)
- Slave Jitter - Filtered and Unfiltered (with and without clock)
- Common Mode Voltage
- Return Loss
- AOI Template
- Rise Time
- Fall Time
- Rise/Fall Time Symmetry
- Differential Output Voltage
- Amplitude Symmetry
- Waveform Overshoot
- Duty Cycle Distortion
- Jitter
- Return Loss
- Link Pulse (With and without TPM)
- TP_IDL (With and without TPM)
- MAU Template
- Harmonics
- Common Mode Voltage
- Differential Voltage
- Jitter
- Return Loss
Ordering information
Required hardware
|5 or 6 Series MSO oscilloscope with minimum bandwidth of 1 GHz (option 5-BW-1000 or 6-BW-1000)
5-WIN or 6-WIN (Removable SSD with Microsoft Windows 10 operating system)
|Supported instruments
|MSO54, MSO56, MSO58 and MSO64
Required software
|License type
|TekExpress Ethernet automated compliance test solution (1000 BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, 10 BASE-T)
|New instrument license
|Upgrade license
|Floating license
Recommended probes and accessories
|Differential probe
|Two 1
1For 1000BASE-T Slave jitter testing an additional differential probe is required.
2For P6247/8 use the appropriate TPA-BNC adapter.
Recommended test fixtures
|Test Fixtures
|Basic Ethernet Test Fixture
|Advanced Ethernet Test Fixture with Jitter Channel
|103 meter 1000BASE-T Jitter Test Channel Cable
|Short (4 inch or 0.1 meter) RJ-45 Interconnect Cable
Supported signal sources (for Disturbing signal and Return Loss testing)
- Arbitrary Function Generator
- AFG31000 1 (recommended), AFG3000 Series
- Arbitrary Waveform Generator
- AWG5200, AWG5000C, AWG7000C, AWG7000C Series
1Supported models - AFG31252, AFG31152, and AFG31102


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The Five Solas: Christ Alone and Tradition/
1 Now when the Pharisees gathered to him, with some of the scribes who had come from Jerusalem, 2 they saw that some of his disciples ate with hands that were defiled, that is, unwashed. 3 (For the Pharisees and all the Jews do not eat unless they wash their hands properly, holding to the tradition of the elders, 4 and when they come from the marketplace, they do not eat unless they wash. And there are many other traditions that they observe, such as the washing of cups and pots and copper vessels and dining couches.) 5 And the Pharisees and the scribes asked him, "Why do your disciples not walk according to the tradition of the elders, but eat with defiled hands?" 6 And he said to them, "Well did Isaiah prophesy of you hypocrites, as it is written, 'This people honors me with their lips, but their heart is far from me; 7 in vain do they worship me, teaching as doctrines the commandments of men.' 8 You leave the commandment of God and hold to the tradition of men." 9 And he said to them, "You have a fine way of rejecting the commandment of God in order to establish your tradition!
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Another popular Charlotte-based restaurant chain is expanding
Charlotte-based Showmars is expanding.
After hinting for a few days on social media about its growth plans, the fast-casual Greek restaurant chain said Monday that it will open its first restaurant in Wake Forest.
It's the first of many new restaurant locations that Showmars is planning, according to Dean Peroulas, Showmars' general partner. The company is also eying locations in Kannapolis and Indian Trail, Peroulas said.
"Showmars is excited to expand its fast-casual concept with even more families across the Carolinas," Peroulas said. "Our Wake Forest location is the first of several that Showmars plans to open over the next several years in the Triangle."
George Couchell, a first-generation Greek immigrant, opened the first Showmars restaurant in Matthews in 1982. The chain now has more than 30 locations throughout the Carolinas.
The chain's restaurants are mostly concentrated in the Charlotte area, but it has other locations as far south as Greenville, S.C. The Wake Forest restaurant will mark Showmars' foray into the Triangle market.
Located in the Wake Forest Crossing Shopping Center, the restaurant under construction will be 3,280 square feet, and will include an outdoor patio. Showmars' menu includes a variety of Greek fare, including pita sandwiches, gyros, burgers and salads.
"The Triangle ... has many similarities to our other locations in the Carolinas, including growth. Wake Forest is a popular, family-oriented destination right outside of Raleigh, where many people are moving to start and raise their families," Peroulas said.
Showmars is the latest homegrown restaurant chain to embark on an expansion outside the Charlotte region.
Bojangles', the chicken-and-biscuits chain that started in Charlotte in 1977 and went public in 2015, operates over 760 chains across the Southeast.
Famous Toastery, the breakfast chain that started in Huntersville in 2005, was named a franchise to watch in December 2015 by CNBC. The chain has been expanding rapidly in recent years, and opened its 28th store in Mooresville in February.


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Kurdish president hits back: Baghdad violated the Iraqi constitution not us
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The Kurdish president Masoud Barzani on Wednesday responded to the comments of the Iraqi government officials that holding an independence referendum on the 25th of September is unconstitutional and that the Kurds should follow the Iraqi constitution.
"Deliberately Iraqi governments acted against the soul and mechanisms of federalism through strong centralization. The federal council should have been establish to guarantee consensus, balanced representation and power-sharing. They failed," Barzani said.
"It was the Iraqi governments who neglected article 140 for 10 years and didn't allow the establishment of federal council. In Iraq's diplomatic institutions, Kurdistan's share is decreased dramatically, Kurds were isolated, forcing Kurds out," he said.
Article 140 of the Iraqi constitution calls for normalization of the disputed areas, to be followed by a referendum on whether or not those regions want to be part of the Kurdistan Region. However, the article deadline expired in 2007, and Baghdad failed to implement the Iraqi constitution.
"For many years Iraqi governments put embargo on Peshmerge, deprived of it is constitutional right. Opposite to constitution, there is no balance in Iraqi Army and Security forces, Kurds were systematically driven out," Barzani said.
"The people of Kurdistan wants peace and mutual respect but never accepts language if threat and denial from any one. The era of threatening our people and denial of its rights is over. Not acceptable from anyone to speak in that tone with us," Barzani said.
"With Iraq we don't want to repeat the bitter past, we want to be good neighbors," he said. "The people of Kurdistan will practice it is natural legal right of freedom of expression through peace and non violence, we have commitments to the blood of our martyrs , the public opinion, now and future of our nation. There is no turning back," Barzani said.
"We reaffirm our position on Referendum as our natural legal and God given right. Why only Kurds should not have this right?!," he added.
Moreover, the Kurdish president pointed out that the Iraqi government continues to be based on an inconclusive power system. "Claims of political majority in Iraq is to further disenfranchise the other major component and solidify power of one. They are talking about political majority in Iraq. We know it very well what they mean and intend, inconclusive power system," he said.
"Consensus was the fundamental base for Iraq as the country of components, they have annihilated, along with other violation through which constitution they say we act against Kurdistan Referendum? They illegally cut the budget of Kurdistan, non of the Iraqi parties or religious authorities stances against that decision," he said.
"There are many constitutional articles, which have been violated by Iraqi governments. It was them who broke it not us. It is stipulated in Iraqi constitution that the unity of Iraq is based on the implementation of the constitution. Those Iraqi officials who are against Referendum, they must read Iraqi constitution better," Barzani concluded.
The Iraqi PM Haider al-Abadi on Tuesday said that holding the referendum would be unconstitutional.
"A few months ago, I stressed on two or three occasions that this referendum is not constitutional. If you look at the Iraqi constitution, it is clear that we live in one homeland and are partners in this homeland. No unilateral action should be taken," Abadi said.
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Nuclear power plants for settlements on the Moon and Mars
The first nuclear power plant being considered for production of electricity for manned or unmanned bases on the Moon, Mars and other planets "may really look like it came from outer space."
On earth, nuclear reactors are under attack because of concerns over damage caused by natural disasters. In space, however, nuclear technology may get a new lease on life.
Plans for the first nuclear power plant for the production of electricity for manned or unmanned bases on the Moon, Mars and other planets were unveiled today at the 242nd National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS).
James E. Werner, the project leader at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), said that innovative fission technology for surface power applications is far different from the familiar terrestrial nuclear power stations, which sprawl over huge tracts of land and have cooling towers and other large structures.
A fission reactor itself is about 1.5 feet wide by 2.5 feet high, roughly the size of a carry-on suitcase, according to Werner. And there are no cooling towers.
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Climate change is expected to have detrimental impacts to the marine environment and coastal communities already under stress due to human activity and pollution. To assess the risks and develop strategies to adopt, TUDAV launched a new Project focusing on the impacts of climate change on the marine environment in Antalya. The "Climate Change Adaptation for the Sea and Coasts of Antalya" Project will be implemented together with Antalya Metropolitan Municipality (as lead organization) and is financed by the European Union and Republic of Turkey (within the framework of Capacity Building in the Field of Climate Change in Turkey Grant Scheme).
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Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) told attendees of a policy briefing at the Newseum on Wednesday that when Republicans repeal Obamacare, which is expected to occur soon after President-elect Donald Trump takes office, the approval pathway for biosimilars that was created thanks to that law will not go away.
"I can imagine this provision will be carved out, if you will…part of the problem with the ACA [Affordable Care Act] is that it became so big that it was hard to totally implement…I can imagine this would be one of those things that would be kept," he said.
As far as changes to the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act (BPCIA), Cassidy said he'd have to go through the BPCIA with a "fine-tooth comb" to figure out what needs altering.
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Mr Gamedze confirmed that during this interim period the SAIA Board will be engaging more on the way forward for the organisation. "The Board needs to determine where we want to be as an industry in the next five to seven years," he added.
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My favorite suspense novel this year!
A brilliant, edge-of-your-seat thriller that will have you turning the pages faster than you can say FBI! Author Nancy Mehl showcases her masterfully created plot as readers follow along with FBI profiler Kaely Quinn and Special Agent Noah Hunter as they hunt down a serial killer on the loose who has sights set on Kaely.
FBI Behavioral Analyst Kaely Quinn's methods may be highly unorthodox, but her talent is undeniable.
She's done her best to establish a new life for herself after being demoted and transferred to St. Louis when a reporter revealed she's the daughter of an infamous serial killer. But when that same reporter claims to have received an anonymous poem predicting a string of murders, ending with Kaely's, it seems her old life has followed her.
When a body is found that fits the poem's morbid predictions, Kaely and her new partner, Special Agent Noah Hunter, are forced to move past his skepticism of her approach and work together to unravel the deadly riddle.
With a brazen serial killer who breaks all the normal patterns on the loose, Noah and Kaely must race to catch the murderer before anyone else, including Kaely, is killed. - Synopsis from Mind Games
"Fans of romantic mysteries will want to see more of the gutsy Kaely."--Publishers Weekly
★★★★★ | As I pause to review this story, words like gripping, mind boggling, exciting, dangerous and marvelous all come to mind as adjectives to describe this book. It's a top five read for me in its genre. I enjoyed the well crafted cast of characters and the cunning story line. I hesitate to give too much detail, so as not to give any of the excitement away as readers follow FBI agents Kaely and Noah's quest to uncover who's behind a series of murders and threatening letters.
Suspense lovers will enjoy this book for certain. There's a hint of romance involved, and that's putting it quite literally. The story line was fast paced and encouraged me to dismiss bedtime and keep reading late into the night; a definite page turner! There were several times I thought I knew who the UNSUB was, but alas, Mehl surprised me! Since this is the first book in this series, I will be anxiously awaiting the books to follow. Also, I felt that Mehl incorporated elements of faith and Christianity quite well. (Side note: It was very refreshing to see the pronouns in this novel that referred to the deity of God capitalized. It's something I've noticed of late that other authors and editors aren't doing and it disturbs me, for our Lord is to be honored and revered!)
As the book wraps up, there's a surprise in store regarding the main character and a feeling that what is to come is going to be pretty exciting. I can't wait to see how Nancy Mehl tops this story!
Nancy Mehl (www.nancymehl.com) is the author of more than thirty books, including the Road to Kingdom, Finding Sanctuary, and Defenders of Justice series. She received the ACFW Mystery Book of the Year Award in 2009. She has a background in social work and is a member of ACFW and RWA. She writes from her home in Missouri, where she lives with her husband, Norman, and their Puggle, Watson. She is part of The Suspense Sisters: www.suspensesisters.blogspot.com, along with several other popular suspense authors. She is also very active on Facebook.
Lastly, pick up your own copy of Mind Games or borrow it from your local library. Then, I'd love to hear YOUR thoughts on the book in the comments below!


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Returning for 2016, the Perth Hills Spring Festival will once again be painting Kalamunda yellow every weekend in October.
With a string of new events adding to the old favourites, this year's festival highlights the beauty of the natural environment of the hills and promises to showcase this spectacular area just 30 minutes from Perth city centre. Sample some great events, try out the emerging Kalamunda coffee scene and head out into the valley to taste the wines and local produce that makes the hills so unique.
For more information and full program of events visit experienceperthhills.com.au/spring-festival. Plus keep up to date with what's on in the Perth Hills on Facebook and Instagram –www.facebook.com/experienceperthhills and instagram.com/experienceperthhills.
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Social supermarkets are the 21st Century famine roads
In the 1800s Ireland was famine ridden, millions of people died or emigrated and the country was at a loss for how to cope. The government of the time took a strict laissez faire attitude and refused to provide welfare or support for those suffering.
Instead they created 'work programmes' to build useless roads to nowhere across the Irish countryside before tearing them down to start again. Men were forced to do this literally pointless labour in order to qualify for small serving of maize to feed themselves and their starving families.
It's easy to think that we as a society have moved on from these 1800s attitudes. However the increased use of foodbanks, the increased pressure on 'benefit scroungers' and growing inequality show that these attitudes are alive and well.
Northern Ireland's first 'social supermarkets' are set to open this month.
Social supermarkets tend to have two broad aims:
Reduce food waste by selling products that are out-of-date but still fine to use.
Provide low-income people with affordable reliable food.
At its surface level these social supermarkets are well intentioned. Reducing food waste and providing affordable food for everyone.
However, a Department for Communities spokeswoman states that the supermarket scheme will give people "access to food on condition that they take up the other services that will help them move out of poverty".
This attitude exists under the false assumption that individuals are in poverty because of their own doing. Time and time again we hear testimonies of people at food banks delaying their visit and going hungry for longer due to embarrassment and shame. For people who have not eaten in days or weeks, this is their absolute last desperate plea for help.
Yet despite all this, the myth still persists that they just need to be "helped" out of poverty.
This false reality works on the assumption that these people are just not doing something that would fix it all. This bare-faced refusal to accept that our system leaves some people behind through no fault of their own is nothing short of abuse.
This kind of cruelty, the kind that looks at the homeless, the starving and the poor and says "This is your fault" is one that many hoped we'd left in the past.
Everyone in the UK and Ireland is well aware of the Great Famine which took place in Ireland between 1845 – 1852. It is arguably one of the most defining historical points of modern Ireland.
An 1841 census of Ireland (then both North and South were still one country within the UK) of just over eight million people. 2016 censuses showed that North and South Ireland have a combined population of 6.6 million.
It is common knowledge that the 20th century marked a period of steep population increase across the world. Ireland remains one of the few countries who population remains lower than the 1800s.
The famine also saw a huge amount of Irish migration; a cultural trend that continues to this day. So much so that some even argue in favour of giving the Irish Diaspora a vote in presidential elections.
Irish republicans often refer to the 1845 famine as a 'genocide' and cite the fact that large quantities of food were exported from Ireland during this time while thousands starved. In fact – during the 1840 Irish famine ports were closed to alleviate some of the starvation. Another lesser known fact from the Great Famine is the existence and creation of 'Famine Roads'. (I have also seen these referred to as 'Black Roads' I don't know of any historical standard).
The Famine Roads were "the result of the forced labour of the Irish peasantry, who, under the strictures of the Poor Law and the reigning laissez-faire economic theory of the day, were made to work in exchange for food during the Great Famine." Many hundreds of thousands of "feeble and starving men" were kept digging holes and breaking up roads, which was doing no service.
So why did the UK government make these feeble and starving men dig and break up roads to no end? Because to the very core of their ideology they believed that no-one should get anything for 'free'.
It seems cruel and pointless to force men to dig and dismantle roads endlessly in order to get a portion of maize or small payment to help their families in desperate times. However, the actions of the modern day welfare state are not entirely dissimilar. The DWP forces people to travels miles and miles for regular interviews and sets incredibly strict minimums on the amount of jobs people must apply for.
The Guardian reports thousands have died after being found 'fit for work', the Independent reports of an anorexic woman found dead in a freezing flat after having her benefits cut. In 2016 an 18-year-old killed himself after being belittled and mistreated by DWP employees for being unable to find employment.
The UK government claims these drives are necessary to tackle 'benefit scroungers' and those 'abusing' unemployment and sickness benefits. However a National Audit Office report found that benefit sanctions cost more than they save. Furthermore an oft cited study claims that tax avoidance and evasion costs the UK taxpayer significantly more than any benefit fraud.
The attacks on benefit 'cheats' are ideologically driven. It is not a matter of pounds and pennies but a hardcore belief that people are not entitled to any help from the state.
In the same way that we look back on the callousness of 1800s British governments with disgust, future historians will look back on us and wonder what kind of uncaring, greedy society would rather thousands of people die – through starvation, malnourishment and suicide - just so a handful of people don't get something for 'nothing'.
Nobody exists in a vacuum. Whether one works or not they contribute to society in numerous other ways. Supporting those people is not giving "something for nothing," it's acknowledging that work isn't everything and that no one deserves to starve, go cold or be left behind.


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There is always some excitement in the Canadian wireless market and it continues – this time between GLENTEL, Bell and Rogers. As many of you may already know, GLENTEL is the largest independent retailer of wireless devices in Canada. They own Wireless Wave, T-Booth and many other retail names and they sell devices and plans in Canada from Rogers, Bell, Virgin, Fido, Chatr and SaskTel. GLENTEL employs over 4,670 employees and operates out of approximately 1,400 locations – 494 retail locations in Canada, 735 locations in the U.S. and 147 retail locations in Australia and the Philippines.
Last month, GLENTEL announced that they filed paperwork to have Bell acquire them for $670 million. When Rogers got wind of this, they promptly filed an injunction with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice to block the sale. Rogers' position is that within its agreement with GLENTEL, it requires that Rogers must give prior approval to any sort of transaction that would change control of GLENTEL. Of course, GLENTEL says that Rogers' claim is meritless and they are able to sell to whomever they want and on its own terms.
Tom Skidmore, GLENTEL President and CEO laid it all out when he said: "For over 25 years, GLENTEL has distributed Rogers' mobile products through our Canadian retail stores and we hope to continue to do so. The BCE acquisition does not affect GLENTEL's agreement with Rogers, which will continue to remain in force after the acquisition completes. Rogers has the right to remove their products from our Canadian stores if they choose or to terminate its agreement with us, but has no right under its agreement to block the acquisition of GLENTEL, which operates in Canada, the United States, Australia and the Philippines. Rogers' claim is without merit and we will certainly defend against it. Approval of the acquisition is up to GLENTEL's shareholders, not one of our many suppliers, and we look forward to closing the acquisition in early 2015."
In an email from Rogers to Mobile Syrup they said, "We value our relationship with GLENTEL and they continue to offer our products in their stores. This court case is about protecting our rights – we're asking the Court to ensure they honour our agreement, which says they required our prior consent to a change in ownership." It does seem odd that a retailer (GLENTEL) would allow such wording in a contract with a supplier (Rogers), but it is something that might have slipped past GLENTEL's attorney's diligent eyes. It will be interesting to see if the original contract does require prior approval by Rogers, and if so, what will they do? According to the terms of the deal between GLENTEL and Bell, there is a clause that if the deal is not completed due to "competition approval reasons," Bell would have to pay GLENTEL a reverse break fee of $33.6 million…and I am betting Rogers would 'hate' to see that happen.


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Century 21 UK offer local property expertise and the latest innovation & technology to their customers as well as providing one point of contact to market & negotiate the sale of their property. We are able to combine the personal approach of a local estate agent with the marketing and selling power of a global brand.
In 2013, the license to franchise CENTURY 21 UK was acquired by property services experts, the SDL Group, which is one of the fastest-growing independent property services groups in the UK.
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In 2017 Century 21 was also shortlisted for the Best Online Marketing Campaign by The Franchise Marketing Awards and was listed in the UKs Top 100 Franchises by Elite Franchise magazine.
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We wanted to open a number of branches in Merseyside over the coming years and felt this would be too difficult to do as an independent agent. After researching the C21 UK proposition and looking into the brands worldwide reach, it was apparent that this global competitor was what we needed to hit the ground running. There is also the added advantage of the relationship with the SDL Group, which aside from marketing and training resource, will also allow us to access a large number of rental properties in the Liverpool area.
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We had just made it close to the islands when I saw a spout to the south. I called it out to the captain and we made our way towards it slowly.
As we observed the whale's stout, heart-shaped blow, we spotted another spout to the west. It turned out we had three gray whales surrounding us.
One of the grays surfaced alone while the other two dove and surfaced in synchrony. One of the whales in the pair was floating on its side and on its back, showing us a pectoral fin and half of the fluke. This social behavior is not commonly seen in our area, where the whales are often focused on traveling.
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As we moved around the northern side of the island, a Peregrine falcon soared overhead.
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"Because that is the way it is!"
I have always hated that as an answer! I got it a lot when I was growing up. You have to admit that it is a pretty bad answer to common questions…especially when it comes to familiar questions we ask about love and marriage.
Have you ever asked these things?
Why can't I be happy with a partner that is not my same religion, culture, or race? Maybe I want to expand my understanding and possibilities…
Why is wondering if I am gay something to be ashamed of?
Why am I not taught how to develop my sexuality when it clearly becomes such an important part of my ability to create physical intimacy with my special someone?
I have said many times we should be talking more about sex and poop, for these are the things that create a long and happy life! "STACI, for heaven sakes," my mother would sternly say. "Don't say things like that!"
"Why?" was my reply.
"Because that is the way it is!" she answered.
And…why is it not ok to speak up for myself, and ask for what I want, and express myself fully?
Why must I hide my true feelings? And what about when you attack me, why can't I stand up for myself? Why must I sit there and take it or try to make the situation better?
Does not sharing my feelings make relationships work better? If so, then why do I feel so empty?
And what is this "commitment" thing when it comes to love…
Why do we need to get married? Does getting married create more love?
And why do we measure the success of a marriage by how long it lasts, does that really matter?
Is it more important for me to be in a committed relationship for time or for happiness, fulfillment, satisfaction and joy for however long it lasts?
Why do we treat people who have children out of wedlock as bad and wrong?
Isn't it more important to focus on their ability to love and support those same children into becoming extraordinary, loving adults?
Why is commitment so scary?
Why do I feel trapped?
What if I feel I choose the wrong partner, or I change my mind, or really screw things up, does that make me a horrible person or a failure at love?
"Many of us are pawns in a game of love we don't understand." – Leo Buscaglia
And when someone asks me how many relationships I've had, when do I start counting? Do I begin counting with my first grade school crush, or my first kiss? The first time I went steady with a "real" boyfriend that walked me home from school in seventh grade? Or my first actual date in high school? (Man he was sooooo cute!) Or do I begin counting from my college days when I sensed I was truly in love for the first time?
Or am I to count only the times I was actually married? Or only the men I had children with? Or just my "serious" relationships after the age of 30?
How about this…
Why do we count at all? What is it all supposed to mean when I come to a final tally, anyhow?
Aren't we all just growing and learning about relationships anyway, and with each relationship ultimately contributing to who we are becoming now?
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When I built my world, I started smallish, fleshing out a single culture and lavishing attention on the national map. I took the time to get the scale right, establishing a travel time of ten days as a constraint first. With that number decided, I mixed in my desired historical influences, extrapolated the physical geography, determined the population distribution, and finally set the political boundaries.
I also created smaller maps for specific adventures. The city map for the capital helped the players hunt down a missing nobleman in the campaign kick off session. The hill fort map allowed the players to investigate the mystery at the heart of the first major adventure. The blueprints for the ominous keep organized the dungeon crawl in the heart of the fens. After I had fleshed out all the low-level cartography, I moved outward, firming up the neighboring nations so that they could explore more advanced stories involving international travel, exploration, and politics.
It was easy to figure out what maps to create and what to put on each of them, because traditional maps are such a well-explored space in terms of information design. If my players are traveling or discussing things on the national level, I can just open any atlas and see that the big national maps have national and district boundaries, settlements, natural features, roads, and other points of interest. If my players are adventuring in a settlement, I can look at city maps to see that they have elements like important buildings, streets, districts, and waterways. If they need to see how a building of any size is laid out, I know that it needs to be organized by floor and depict rooms, walls, hallways, doors, and major furniture.
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Reference. They act as a reference for important locations that the player needs to remember. By displaying it visually, a good map can indicate relationships, improve memory, and give details about what each element is. For example, cities, mountains, rivers, forests, monuments, etc. all have established conventions for how to show them.
Atmosphere. A good map also evokes a clear sense of place. For example, a player will have a sense for terrain when they see that their path takes them through a mountain ridge. They may have to hike through a tumbled set of foothills, scale an inaccessible and ice-capped top of the world, or traverse an unexplored jungle menaced with active volcanoes. Perhaps the players only have to tread a well-traveled trade road with inns and villages along the way. The map helps the group feel immersed in the world and roleplay better. They can look at it and make their own choices about which path to take and what preparation they need to make before setting off. Players can anticipate the types of challenges they'll encounter and the amount of time it will take. Maps also help me stay consistent with how I present the world to the players.
As long as I only needed to chart a world with geography similar to ours, the cartography remained straightforward. It wasn't trivial, mind you, but the challenge was in doing it well, not in figuring out how cartography works from first principles. However, my campaign planning for later levels had them traveling beyond their home plane. I needed maps for higher level adventures that filled these same roles in navigation, reference, and atmosphere that blueprints and national atlases had in lower levels.
This expansion into the multiverse challenged my cartographic skills. I wanted the planes to truly feel different from each other, with locations in each world that simply couldn't exist in the others. But that meant I was creating some really bizarre planes. I needed to start from those fundamental principles of design and figure out how to apply them to new circumstances.
The first issue I wrestled with was the fundamental nature of Aurora, a plane dominated by the goddess of spring, youth, the arts, and inspiration. Since birds were sacred to her, I decided to make it a plane of air with flying denizens. I imagined floating islands with localized gravity whose buildings and streets encircled giant boulders. The roots and branches of epiphyte trees gnarled together to form giant, floating cloud forests. Migratory flocks of alien creatures shaped like blimps and squids and jellyfish traveled long circuits between the cloud forests. In between areas of no or light gravity were sinks of higher gravity, pulling in accumulations of detritus over time. Technological cultures harnessed kinetic energy by using things comparable to waterwheels or windmills. Native species all fly, float, or cling with ease, and even human visitors could float clumsily from place to place. And winding through it all were the jet streams, unceasing wind that would push everything in regular paths. Travel from place to place within Aurora would involve both moving within a jetstream and hopping from one stream to another.
For my players to travel through the fluid space of Aurora, they would need a useful map. I ran into an immediate problem while planning: I wasn't sure how to draw locations that changed relative to each other. National boundaries didn't make as much sense in a place where everything moves. How could I depict the political organization of people without political boundaries? I started by trying to find real-world analogs of maps that dealt with air currents and then started thinking about other fluids, hoping to get new ideas.
I found one common approach that I called the colored, vector-lines approach, such as this picture of the Jet stream or this one of ocean currents. It shows location, direction, temperature, and strength of the currents by using colors and arrows. The visual worked and it's an established approach (so I'd have lots of examples to learn from), but I think I prefer this image created by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), which uses what I termed the flat-ribbon style. This approach shows location, direction, and temperature, and the simplification makes the overall flow much easier to grasp.
As much as I love JPL's approach, it still was not quite what I needed. As with all graphics of currents, this one focuses on showing the currents with respect to the landforms around them. This indication is crucial on Earth because that's how we establish context for location. And location is why we use maps. However, I was trying to depict a world that has no landforms, so I needed to remember that JPL design and keep looking for ideas.
My search lead me to gas giants projections, like this flattened one of Jupiter, which is comparable to a mercator projection of Earth. Unlike with Earth however, it shows that the structure of Jupiter is composed of bands of currents. Jupiter's winds aren't influenced by landforms, so their structure is formed by the spherical shape of the planet, the force of gravity, and the Coriolis effect. That made sense to me as a way to envision Aurora. I could see it as a world with disjunct air currents that have rough, turbulence between them. Technologically savvy cultures could set up windmills along the borders, utilizing the constant relative wind as a source of unending energy. I could show each band as a self-contained linear graphic. Political boundaries would take place naturally within bands, but some empires might colonize into nearby bands the way Earth empires have had colonies in different continents.
Seeing the Eye of Jupiter also gave me the idea to put similar giant storms in Aurora. They would form an almost impassable obstacle in a band. The truly colossal ones might push the turbulent boundary outward, compressing everything nearby so that the currents would flow fast and narrow for many layers of neighboring regions.
The bands would travel at different velocities, so if I wanted to set specific speeds for each one, I could figure out the interval between the alignment of each pair. As a GM though, I probably wouldn't do it. If they needed to go from a place on one band to a place in another band, I would just decide on the spot how long it takes for those locations to line up again, based on where I want the story to go.
With those decisions made, I had an approach for drawing a map (disjunct, flat bands of different lengths that connected east-west) and the list of elements for which I needed iconography:
Turbulence regions
Cloud forests
Boulders (including those with settlements)
Free-floating settlements
Gravity-induced collection spots (and a way to indicate strength.)
Then it occurred to me that, in a plane of air, points of interest could float at different altitudes. In fact, entire bands could overlap, flowing at different heights and winding among each other like individual noodles in a bowl of spaghetti. And that's the next complicating factor.
Overlapping Altitudes
The more I considered the problem of depth and altitude, the more I realized I was going to have to deal with it in a number of situations. Normally maps are projections. They take the surface area of a three-dimensional object and spread it flat so you see the entire surface at once, even if you stretch or squish parts of the surface or make cuts to spread it out. Imagine the surface of Earth being a skin, and we just take it off the world and lay it flat, taking the surface of the sphere and spreading it onto a flat planar area. In a typical map projection, we ignore anything above or below that skin.
However, with Aurora I was looking at a situation where I really needed all three dimensions. On any given latitude and longitude, there might be a handful of different points of interest at different altitudes. In a typical world, they'd be above the "skin", and I would ignore them. For Aurora, there was no skin. There were just the immense overlapping air currents piled on top of each other and winding like a nest of serpents. If I flattened it like a typical projection, points of interest would overlap, turning the map into a confusing mess.
So I tried to think of other situations where people dealt with three-dimensional objects in a two-dimensional way and ended up finding a lot of different approaches. Some of the more useful image types were blueprints, engineering drawings, subway lines, cutaway views, and exploded view images. Jet stream diagrams helped me understand the height issue as well, because what's going on in the upper atmosphere isn't always the same as what's on the ground.
I got lost down the rabbit hole looking at various images, but eventually I extracted some overarching principles. As far as I could see, people take a few useful approaches when trying to depict three dimensions onto a flat drawing.
First, if there isn't too much overlapping, draw it like a two-dimensional map, but use color, shadow, or iconography to indicate depth (for example, the Jet Stream example or this graphic of the Norwegian Current). I think this approach works best if depth is the most important thing depicted, and the rest of the information can be simplified. Otherwise, the depth/altitude information becomes hard to notice. If Aurora didn't have many types of natural geography or had only one or two great currents winding their way through a static airscape, that might work, but I envisioned something a lot more dynamic. So, reluctantly, I let this idea go.
Second, depict it as a 3-D cutaway drawing, such as this drawing of a nuclear reactor or this one of skin. I think if the map were narrow enough that each longitudinal point only had space to fit a couple points of interest, then this would work. Drawing it well would take some serious skills and time on task, which I wasn't sure I could devote, so I put the idea in my pocket and moved on.
Third, divide altitude into discrete layers and deal with them separately. That's what blueprints do, such as this one of Mission San Luis Rey de Francia, where each story is self-contained. If I divided the currents into layers of different altitudes, I could do a similar treatment for Aurora. The drawback is that sometimes it's a little tough to see how the layers overlap, a problem I could ameliorate by drawing or printing out the different layers in transparency film. Then, I could look at each layer independently or stack them on top of each other as needed to see how one would line up with another if the player wanted to travel between layers.
The Multiverse
I had a plan for drawing my planes, but then I ran into another problem: how to depict the overall multiverse itself. When my players travel from one plane to the next, they would need to be able to plan their routes. They would need the interplanar equivalent of a roadmap. For a single world, I have a very good idea of how travel works because I do it all the time. I understand what information is useful to have on a map for someone going from place to place. I wasn't sure exactly what would be best for interplanar travel, however. So again, I started with a bit of research, Googling terms like "multiverse map" and "map of the planes" and looking at images those searches brought up.
Most multiverse graphics focused on acting as a cosmological reference—using design to show what planes exist and, if possible, how they're related to each other. They seemed to be less like geographic maps and more like Venn or network diagrams. This approach seemed useful as a reference and to establish atmosphere, but it seemed fairly useless for navigation. Of course, I couldn't resist creating a cosmological reference graphic anyway, though I wasn't sure it would really help my players if they wanted to really understand how to travel around the planes.
Then I started combing through my information design books and websites to see if some other, non-map design might have been applicable. I looked through a cornucopia of graphs, charts, tables, layouts, and designs too specialized to have gotten an official name, but in doing so, I realized I needed to figure out the details of how interplanar travel worked before I tried to conceptualize an information design for it.
Interplanar Travel
After some deep thought, I decided to split interplanar travel into three categories.
Poofing: I call the first category of interplanar travel the poof method, because they go "poof", just like that. Feel free to refer to this by a more dignified name. Using the poof method, the characters can instantly travel from an arbitrary location in one plane to a location of their choosing in a different plane. I mean, they may experience some time passing, but for all intents and purposes, they just magically teleport. Examples of the poof method include using the Ruby Slippers from The Wizard of Oz, the Tardis from Doctor Who, or the Gate spell in D&D. If interplanar travel depends on poofing from place to place, then the players only need to have maps of the individual planes and some sort of cosmological reference. They don't need any sort of map analog to traverse the multiverse.
Portals: Using portals, there are specific places in each world that are connected to specific places in other worlds. They may be called conjunctions, coterminous planes, wormholes, doorways, gates, or some other term. For cartographic purposes, they're all the same. These portals are part of the plane's geography. If the portal is open or active, then travel through it is very much like teleporting with the poof method. The key difference is that players need a visual depiction of how the portals connect to each other to help them navigate. In particular, they need to be able to tell where the portals are in their plane of origin and where they connect to in their destination plane. I think flight maps, similar to what airlines have, serve as the best analog in designing a useful atlas for navigation with portals. They show all their flights as curved lines overlaying a world map. The difference is that in a multiverse with portal travel, we'd need lines to connect points on disjunct world maps.
Subspace: In this scenario, characters travel by going into portals, but travel through the portal is not instantaneous. Instead, they enter a different place (I'm calling it subspace) that must itself be navigated in order to arrive at their destination. Subspace can have very different physical rules than the other planes, but all planes are connected to it somehow. Examples might be the Spire from Planescape or the Ena from Andrea Host's Touchstone series or the Never Never from Jim Butcher's Dresden Files. Mechanically, this is a special case of portals where the connections all go in and out of a single world. However designing a navigational aid for subspace is a different design problem than doing so for a set of portals. Since everything goes through one area, and that area is not itself a destination, then it's more useful to use a subway map as an analogy. Players will need a good reference of possible portal stations that connect the other planes to the subspace and enough geographic info of the subspace to navigate from portal to portal. They won't need a full atlas of the subspace, but have to understand enough to choose routes. Now, subway maps are problematic because they heavily simplify the design. This makes it easier to read,but the increased legibility comes at a cost of geographic realism. Since subway riders only need to know which stops to use, distance and direction can be distorted far more than in regular maps. It's a design approach that many people will be familiar with, but requires judicious handling.
After some contemplation, I decided to use the subspace approach to interplanar travel. Players enter a separate subspace, Aeon, and have to navigate around that before exiting to a new plane. It can also act as a way to take shortcuts if they're clever, connecting two places that are distant from each other by a shorter path in Aeon.
Bringing that back to Aurora, that meant that in addition to adding portal locations to the map of Pandora (the original world my characters started in) and Aurora (the plane of air), I would have to create a separate map showing Aeon. It would initially focus on the portals and land between them. I could add lines connecting portals within Aeon to those on other planes. Eventually, if the stations and lines filled enough of the space, it might make sense to make a full Aeon atlas, but it's more likely that we'd finish the campaign before we got that far.
The Takeaway
You may or may not want to use Aurora. However, if you decide to chart your own multiverse, here are some common lessons to keep in mind.
Cartography and Information Design are fascinating fields developed by smart folks. If you're creating something new, it's useful to look around and see what other people have created to deal with similar constraints. Take the time to nail down what you're trying to show before you try to design for it.
The Purpose of Maps in RPGs can be boiled down to:
Navigation: helping players understand how to get from place to place.
Reference: because looking up all the places and how they relate to each other is easier with a picture than a list.
Atmosphere: to associate qualities or characteristics to places.
Airscape Icons can mostly be the same as iconography from more traditional atlases. Floating cities are still cities, after all, though some features require new icons:
Turbulence regions
Epiphyte forests
Areas of heavy or differing gravity
Relative wind speed or cycle length (the time it takes a current to make a full cycle through its path)
Vacuum or pressure difference
Fluid planes are ones where the points of interest move in relation to each other. One approach might be to envision them either as jet streams or currents moving among stable points. Another might be to visualize them acting like gas giants with the entire airscape banded by currents moving at different velocities and separated by a turbulent transition. In either case, it's useful to draw one map that shows all the bands and how they relate to each other physically. Then, draw each band separately as its own graphic (the same way we label cities on a world map) and create separate city maps. Fluid planes may be dominated by air, gas, or water.
Planes with altitude are those where different natural geographies may exist at each two-dimensional point. If there is little overlap, it may be possible to draw this as a more traditional, two-dimensional map and just indicate depth or altitude by color, line, or iconography. If there is a lot of overlap, then this traditional 2-D style is not practical. Instead, the most workable design organizes the world into layers at different depths. For a water world, those layers may include a surface layer, photic zone, and aphotic zone. An arboreal world may include layers like the canopy, understory, surface, and root zones, while an underground world's layers may simply serve as depth indicators.
Cosmological charts are a useful reference to know what planes exist and how they relate to each other thematically, but they generally do little to help players navigate.
Portal maps show how different planes connect to each other through portals. They are similar to flight maps in the real world. If interplanar travel always goes through a special space that is not a destination of itself, then it may be practical to create something like a simplified subway map to help players navigate between worlds.
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In our house today, we went to McDonald's for dinner. Very spiritual and festive.
Our tree is still up. The three kings have been moved to stand in the manger. (This probably isn't an accurate representation of events, but I'm not ambitious enough to have a house in addition to a manger.) I've been singing "We Three Kings" throughout the day. But I don't think Peter knows anything was special about today. Sometimes I have to accept that one missed opportunity does not mean I am a neglectful Catholic mommy. Tomorrow is a new day.
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"The best part of 420 is it happens twice a day!" - The Waldo's
420 is not code among police officers for marijuana smoking in progress. There are not 420 chemical compounds found in cannabis (there are more than 500). 420 is not the anniversary of Bob Marley's death and the truth regarding how 420 became a symbol in culture is more adventurous than you'd imagine.
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They began by saying "420 Louie" to remind one another of their after-school adventures, quickly realizing they could drop the "Louie" and continue talking about cannabis without anyone other than themselves knowing what it was they were discussing. The boys continued using 420 to talk about cannabis but it wasn't until years later when they realized it had become a cultural symbol for smoking weed. When the guys were asked how it spread across the world, they mentioned their relationship with the Grateful Dead as probably being the biggest influence, but even they weren't sure.
Meeting them after the event helped show their down to earth nature. They live and work in Marin and Sonoma counties. One of them is parenting two girls who attend the same high school they went to in 1971, which is pretty neat. But overall we enjoyed the event because it helped show a truer picture of cannabis-users, which isn't the kind of stoners society paints cannabis smokers out to be!


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