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Paul Mero and the Sutherland Institute now have one of Utah's members of Congress full under their control according to a SL Trib article. Congressman Bishop is personally issuing donation letters on behalf of Sutherland Institute, pushing constituents to protect the values they care about from a government "out of control."
Bishop, the "King of Earmarks" according to the Deseret News, has run into quite a bit of trouble over the past year in his help for campaign donors. For the upcoming 2010 session, Bishop earmarked over 6.5 billion dollars (that's $6,500,000,000.00 of your money), 95% of which is directly for campaign donors. Although it's not clear exactly how much Sutherland Institute and Paul Mero donated to his campaign, it is apparently enough for a donation letter to their constituents from "The Desk of the Honorable Congressman Rob Bishop."
Oh yay, another immoral if not illegal act from an anti-human, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered white male Mormon in Utah. I think I might faint.


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About Us
About Washington State LASER
Washington State Leadership and Assistance for Science Education Reform (LASER) is a public/private partnership launched in 1999 using a science education reform model developed by the Smithsonian Science Education Center (formerly the National Science Resources Center). The Washington State LASER partnership is led by the Science and Education Division of Pacific Science Center in Seattle and the Office of STEM Education at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Pacific Science Center serves as the fiscal agent for the partnership and manages LASER's statewide technical assistance efforts.
Other key members of the Washington State LASER partnership are the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), Washington's Educational Service Districts and lead school districts from around the state. Funding for Washington State LASER is provided through OSPI and the Washington State Legislature, Battelle, and the Boeing Company.
Washington State LASER helps school districts:
- Build their knowledge of current research and best practices.
- Develop a shared vision and set of common goals.
- Design and implement a school district infrastructure for support.
- Emphasize improving instructional practice.
- Focus on increasing student learning and achievement.
To enhance its efforts, LASER has connected with National Science Foundation (NSF) Implementation and Dissemination Center efforts (e.g., Biological Sciences Curriculum Studies (BSCS) Center for Professional Development – National Academy for Curriculum Leadership), NSF and Department of Education Math and Science Partnership projects, NSF Local Systemic Change initiatives and support from federal agencies such as the U.S. Department of Energy, National Institutes of Health, Environmental Protection Agency, and the National Aeronautical and Space Administration to help improve science education in Washington State.
Made possible with major support from:
Washington State LASER Partners
Washington State LASER's vibrant network brings critical stakeholders together to create and implement a shared vision for science education excellence:
- Educational Service District 101
- Educational Service District 105
- Educational Service District 112
- Educational Service District 113
- Educational Service District 114
- Educational Service District 121
- Educational Service District 123
- Educational Service District 171
- Educational Service District 189
- Evergreen School District
- Institute for Systems Biology
- Kennewick School District
- North Cascades and Olympic Science Partnership
- North Thurston Public Schools
- Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
- Pacific Science Center
- Puyallup School District
- Smithsonian / The National Academies National Science Resources Center
- Tacoma School District
- Walla Walla School District
- Washington Science Teachers Association
- Washington State Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction
Washington State LASER Advisory Committee
Terry Bergeson – Pacific Lutheran University
Andy Boyd- Washington Science Teacher Association
Jessica Vavrus- Washington State School Directors Association
Jennifer Chase – Central Valley School District
James Dorsey – Washington State MESA at U of W
Ellen Ebert – Washington OSPI
Ed Geary – Western Washington University
John Henry – Port Angeles School District
Tamara Nelson – WSU – Vancouver
Scott Seaman – Association of Washington School Principals
Mechelle LaLanne – North Central ESD 171
Ann McMahon – University of Washington-Bothell
Helene Paroff – Washington Association of School Administrators
Dana Riley Black – Everett School District
Blakely Tsurusaki – University of Washington – Bothell
Evangelina Shreeve- Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Keni Sturgeon- Pacific Science Center
Katherine Kurtz- Pacific Education Institute
Kim Klinke- Logan Center
Armand Shahbazian- Seattle City Light
Kyle Roffler- Tacoma STEM Network Director
Organizational Documents
Six Elements Of Reform
Planning and implementing a research-based science program requires the support of a broad range of stakeholders who share a vision of what is needed to create an effective science program for students in their school district. It is likewise important to establish an infrastructure that will support this shared vision.
Key players in science education reform at the district level include both individuals and organizations. The endorsement of school district leaders is essential. Equally important is the involvement of community organizations, including museums, universities, and local corporations and businesses. Scientists and engineers, as well as parents, can help leverage support for science education reform.
An applied scientist, for example, may team with a teacher to lead a professional development program; parents may volunteer to help replenish science kits in the district's materials center; a corporate leader may serve as a spokesperson for science education reform with the business community.
Working together, these individuals can form partnerships that will ensure a sustained commitment to science education reform.
2. Assessment methods consistent with the goals of a research-based science program:
Research-based science calls for new assessment strategies. Student assessments that are interwoven, or embedded, into science learning experiences are particularly useful. Because such assessments aim at assessing what students know and are able to do as a result of their inquiry, they are sometimes called "authentic" assessment.
In addition to student assessments, program assessments are required to determine whether the science program is meeting its goals and to guide curriculum selection, professional development, and other activities.
3. Research-Based science instructional materials produced through a review process:
Comprehensive, research-based instructional materials lies at the heart of an effective science education program. The instructional materials must be research-based. Materials should be developed collaboratively by educators and scientists, field-tested, and evaluated before being published. Each unit must provide developmentally appropriate opportunities for children to expand their understanding of science concepts, to acquire skills, and to develop positive attitudes toward science. Lessons must address the variety of learning styles that students bring to their learning, must challenge all students, and must give students opportunities to apply what they have learned to real life situations. The lessons must offer opportunities for teachers to integrate science learning with other areas of the curriculum. Finally, the instructional materials must be consistent with the National Science Education Standards of the National Research Council and with state learning frameworks.
4. Cost effective materials support systems for supplying materials and apparatus to classrooms:
Students who engage in inquiry-centered science require a variety of science materials from hand lenses, to magnets, to plastic droppers. A materials support system is needed to ensure that science kits are ready for classroom use. Materials support staff take charge of ordering new supplies, refurbishing science kits, and ensuring that kits are delivered to teachers when needed. Centralizing the materials support function makes materials support activities more efficient and cost-effective. Centralization is most commonly done at the district level; small school districts may consolidate the materials support function by forming consortia.
5. Professional development programs that prepare teachers to support students in research-based, inquiry-centered science:
Professional development is the process through which a school district prepares its teachers to teach research-based science. Professional development programs focus initially on helping teachers learn how to use science materials and on classroom management techniques. Later, attention turns to helping teachers learn how to facilitate an inquiry-centered approach to learning, how to develop appropriate methods for student assessment, and how to integrate science with other subject areas.
6. Teaching strategies that link science with literacy – reading, writing, and speaking: Research has shown that inquiry-centered learning increases student performance in language arts. Inquiry provides students with regular practice in linking metacognition to language arts skills of reading, writing, and speaking. Teaching strategies such as note-booking do much more than document steps of an investigation. These strategies also provide a channel for students to describe their thought process and the evidence that supports their reasoning.
National Science Resources Center
15th Anniversary Slideshow
Washington State LASER Alliances
Ten Washington State LASER Alliances are generously supported by Washington's Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. The LASER Alliances provide training, guidance and technical support to districts that are considering participation in LASER, as well as to districts that are already in various stages of implementing the program. Each alliance comprises members from a myriad of educational and scientific institutions (e.g., school districts, ESDs, and universities).
Mountain To Harbor Alliance
Scott Killough
LASER Alliance Co-Director/ Regional Science Coordinator
Capital Region ESD 113
6005 Tyee Drive SW
Tumwater, Washington 98512
Voice: 360-464-6703
Kristy Vetter
LASER Alliance Co-director/Director of Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment
Centralia School District
2320 Borst Avenue
Centralia, Washington 98531
Voice: 360-330-7600
The Mountain to Harbor (M2H) LASER Alliance region coincides with the boundaries of ESD 113, running from White Pass in Lewis County to the Pacific Ocean, taking in Thurston, Mason, Grays Harbor and Pacific Counties. The alliance was inaugurated in the summer of 2007 with 11 member districts. M2H has recently expanded to 13 districts. Within these member districts over 2,300 teachers stand to benefit directly or indirectly from LASER support. Our focus places an emphasis on the K-8 teachers of science, but also provides professional development opportunities for secondary science teachers.
The targets this year for the M2H, aside from assuring a solid beginning, is to:
- Support schools in the use of instructional materials identified by LASER as effective, including a focus on standards, the big ideas and formative assessment.
- Creating teachers as science instructional leaders.
- Facilitating a regional network of teachers in support of science education reform.
- Deepen regional awareness and understanding of A K-12 Framework for Education and the Next Generation Science Standards.
- The M2H Alliance is affiliated with the Math and Science Kit center (MASK) at ESD 113 and will be supporting participating member districts with their curriculum materials through MASK.
The M2H Alliance is affiliated with the Math and Science Kit center (MASK) at ESD 113 and will be supporting participating member districts with their curriculum materials through MASK.
North Central Alliance
Mechelle LaLanne
Alliance Director
North Central ESD
PO Box 1847
430 Olds Station Road
Wenatchee, WA 98801
Voice: 509-667-7102
Fax: 509-662-9027
Kris Johnson
Administrative Assistant
North Central ESD
PO Box 1847
430 Olds Station Road
Wenatchee, WA 98801
Voice: 509-665-2653
Darlene Robbins
Refurbishment Center Specialist
North Central ESD Refurbishment Center
3306 5th Ave. S.E.
Wenatchee, WA 98801
Voice: 509-888-1912
ESD 171/NC LASER Alliance – North Central Washington is a region comprised of twenty-nine school districts ranging geographically from Oroville on the Canadian Border to Wilson Creek in the center of the state, from the Bavarian mountains of Leavenworth on the western edge to the high desert of Grand Coulee Dam to the East. In service of these many rural and remote district, the North Central STEM Cooperative provides STEM materials to twenty-three districts and maintains the vision of the Smithsonian's LASER model.
The vision of the Alliance/Consortium is simple:
Member districts, in league with the NCESD, working together to ensure success in science education for all students.
Working together is defined as collaborative pooling of resources including time, energy, ideas, personnel, expertise and funds.
Success is defined as:
Science literate students understand and can articulate and apply science concepts according to state and national standards.
Students use science as the context for learning and excelling in math, reading, writing and other disciplines.
Students become life-long learners who enjoy and are excited by the study of science.
Students become citizens who can apply science knowledge and skills in real life to solve problems and make informed decisions.
Toward this vision, the Alliance has established short and long term goals to include:
Adoption of a regionally-standardized K-8 curriculum supported by collectively purchased standards and inquiry-based materials, refurbished at a regionally centralized location.
Development of a teacher leadership network across the region for use in professional development and the development of excellent support materials, assessments and teaching strategies.
Excellent grade level, and materials specific professional development that includes strong elements of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), literacy, and alignment to state strandards and initiatives.
Development of regionally standardized classroom based assessments, rubrics, and the sharing of the data from those assessments to inform strategies and teacher practices which lead to student success.
Northeast Alliance
Tammie Schrader
Alliance Director Co-Director/ESD Science Coordinator
Northeast Washington Educational Service District 101
4202 South Regal St.
Spokane, WA 99223
Voice: 509-323-2725
Beth Worthy
Science Kit Program Manager
Northeast Washington Educational Service District 101
4202 South Regal
Spokane, WA 99223
Fax: 509-323-2785
ESD 101/NW LASER Alliance -The Northeast Washington LASER Alliance serves 59 school districts and 45 state-approved charter schools, and two charter schools located across seven counties in Northeast Washington. Our Alliance focuses on equitable access to science, STEM, and Computer Science education for all students, and provides instructional materials, equipment loan, professional development and technical assistance to teachers and administrators. Alliance director, Tammie Schrader collaborates with Spokane STEM, Greater Spokane Incorporated, as well as local businesses to ensure equitable opportunities for all students in our region. We are currently partnering in programs that serve youth in the juvenile detention system, as well as young people who need and deserve options to pursue educational completion and career competencies.
For the latest information on training dates and locations, please check www.esd101.net/csi
North Sound Alliance
Dana Riley Black
Alliance Co-Director
Institute for Systems Biology
401 Terry Avenue North
Seattle, WA 98109
Voice: 206-732-1394
Kim Klinke
Alliance Co-Director
Institute for Systems Biology
401 Terry Avenue North
Seattle, WA 98109
Voice: 206-732-1456
The Institute for Systems Biology's Logan Center for Education coordinates the North Sound LASER Alliance (NSLA). The NSLA formally encompasses school districts in King County but is welcoming to other districts across the greater Puget Sound region. The districts that comprise the NSLA are large and small, urban and rural, and comprise a significant percentage of the State's student population. While each NSLA district is at a different stage in the process, each is working to transition to full implementation of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). NSLA activities support districts in identifying and addressing system-wide components of a strategic transition plan such as the science professional learning needed by teachers and administrators or adaptation strategies to move current curriculum to a NGSS framework.
The NSLA region is home to districts with diverse contexts. Therefore, rather than providing common, regional professional development for educators, the NSLA supports job-alike networks to address the contemporary issues in science education. Specifically, the NSLA facilitates a network of school district science coaches (or TOSAs – teachers on special assignment). The Science TOSA Network meets quarterly to work on common problems of practice and to share resources coaches can employ in support of classroom science teachers. Additionally, the NSLA periodically hosts cross-district events, known as Networking Forums. These forums convene school district teams (comprised of administrators, teachers and community members) to develop/enhance district-wide strategic plans related to science and STEM education.
Please contact the NSLA Co-Directors for a calendar of upcoming events or general information about the Alliance.
For additional information visit http://logancenter.systemsbiology.net
Northwest Alliance
Joanne Johnson
NWESD Program Coordinator
NW LASER Alliance Director
Northwest ESD
1601 R Avenue
Anacortes, WA 98221
Voice: 360-299-4046
Kelly Spears
Science Materials Center Manager
Voice: 360-965-2168
Brian MacNevin
NWESD Science Coordinator
Voice: 360-299-4716
Nancy Menard
Science Team Administrative Assistant
Voice: 360-299-4020
The Northwest WA LASER Regional Alliance is an integral part of science education reform in the northwest corner of Washington State. We serve the NWESD region, which includes the 5 most northwestern counties in the state: Snohomish, Skagit and Whatcom counties, along with the Island and San Juan counties, made up of the San Juan Island group and Whidbey and Camano Islands in the north Puget Sound.
Our current membership is comprised of NWESD and the following school districts:
Granite Falls
Lake Stevens
Lummi Tribal School
Mount Baker
Mount Vernon
South Whidbey
In addition to staff development, our Alliance supports the NWESD Science Materials Center Cooperative housed at Marysville-Pilchuck High School (5611 108th NE Street, North Building, Marysville, WA 98271) in the Marysville School District.
For more information, including directions, fees and materials lists, please visit our Northwest Science Materials Center webpage at https://www.nwesd.org/smc
Olympic Alliance
Jeff Ryan
Alliance Co-Director
Science Education Coordinator
Olympic ESD 114
105 National Avenue North
Bremerton, WA 98312
Office: 360-782-5014
Cell: 360-775-6110
Sarah Freitas
Instructional Resources Program Manager
Olympic ESD 114
Office: 360-405-5832
Olympic Science Alliance website: http:www.oesd.wednet.edu/page/350
The Olympic Peninsula Washington LASER Alliance is a cooperative organization of regional school districts. Its purpose is to provide a cost-effective curriculum support system along with an appropriate level of professional development support in order to foster the development of science education systems within school districts and throughout the region.
Member benefits include acces to the curriculum support system (Science Kit Center), as well as Teaching and Learning support (Professional Development).
Current member districts include:
Cape Flattery
North Mason
Port Angeles
Port Townsend
South Central Alliance
Mike Brown
Alliance Director
Science Education Coordinator
111 South 2nd Avenue
Yakima, WA 98902
Voice: 509-454-2852
Fax: 509-575-2918
Gayle Ames
Teaching & Learning – Science Dept
111 South 2nd Avenue
Yakima, WA 98902
Voice: 509-454-2485
Fax: 509-575-2918
ESD 105/SC LASER Alliance – The South Central Washington LASER Alliance partners 23 school districts and 3 private schools in a common K-5 science curriculum program through membership in the ESD 105 Science Education Cooperative. The ESD 105 Science Education Cooperative utilizes a cadre of Master Teacher Trainers to deliver foundational professional development to the member's K-5 teachers. These teachers receive science instructional units/kits in a ready to teach condition after being refurbished at the Science Materials Center operated by ESD 105. A total of 3,000+ science unit/kits are taught in regional classrooms each year.
The participating LASER/Science Education Cooperative Districts include:
Bickleton School District
CleElum-Roslyn School District
East Valley School District
Easton School District
Ellensburg School District
Grandview School District
Granger School District
Highland School District
Kittitas School District
Mabton School District
Mt. Adams School District
Naches School District
Prosser School District
Royal School District
Selah School District
Sunnyside School District
Thorp School District
Toppenish School District
Union Gap School District
Wahluke School District
Wapato School District
West Valley School District
Yakima School District
Zillah School District
St. Joseph/Marquette School
St. Paul Cathedral School
Efforts of the Alliance Supported by LASER Funding
Kindergarten through sixth grade teachers receive 12 hours of initial use kit training in each of the physical science, earth science/technology, and life science strands. Content (concepts-deepening) workshops in all three strands have been offered since spring of 2005. These workshops are presented by experts from Eastern Washington University , Central Washington University , Seattle Pacific University, Yakima Valley Community College , Washington State University, and the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration.
STILL NEEDS Curriculum Matrix TABLE
Southeast Alliance
Peggy Harris Willcuts
Co-Director Southeast Washington LASER Alliance
STEM Education Consultant
Office of STEM Education
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
902 Battelle Boulevard
P.O. Box 999, MSIN K1-01
Richland, WA 99352 USA
Voice: 509-375-6797
Fax: 509-375-2576
Kathy Fisk
Co-Director Southeast Washington LASER Alliance
Math /Science Curriculum Coordinator
Kennewick School District
Voice: 509-222-6284
Fax: 509-222-5050
Holly C. Hollis
Program Manager
Battelle Science Resource Center
201 S. Garfield
Kennewick, WA 99336
Voice: 509-222-6888
Fax: 509-222-5064
Michele McMillan
SRC Secretary
Kennewick School District
Voice: 509-222-6465
Fax: 509-222-5064
ESD 123 serves 21 of our 23 school districts and three private schools in SE Washington through the SE LASER Alliance. The SE LASER Alliance Board meets to plan and collaborate in a unique effort to ensure that the entire region has equitable access to quality science materials and instruction. Our focus is to provide high quality instructional materials, best practices professional learning experiences around those materials and the Washington State Science Learning standards, and support for administrators to fully implement Science/STEM in their schools and districts so that all K-8 students participate in a developmentally appropriate, inquiry-based science program that uses a teaching/learning model that parallels the way scientists and engineers uncover knowledge and solve problems.
In May of 2014, the Mid-Columbia STEM Education Collaboratory was officially launched. Pacific Northwest National Laboratories, Delta High School, the Southeast LASER Alliance and MESA are all working together to increase STEM education opportunities in southeast Washington. To learn more about the Collaboratory, including current projects and how to get involved, visit www.midcolumbiastem.org.
South Sound Alliance
John Leitzinger
Alliance Co-Director
Secondary Science Curriculum Specialist
Tacoma Public Schools
6501 N. 23rd St.
Tacoma, WA 98406
Voice: 253-571-3519
Fax: 253-571-3511
Kirk Robbins
Alliance Co-Director, Independent Science Education PD Provider
Voice: 253-334-3093
South Sound Alliance Web Page
South Sound LASER Alliance – SSLA operates as a network of school district leaders with three codirectors who share the leadership and organizational duties of the Alliance Director role. SSLA has met monthly for well over ten years to engage in shared learning that supports our common interests around science education reform. Since 2013 we have centered on implementing the high-leverage innovations of the Next Generation Science Standards. Since 2015 SSLA has operated with an explicit focus on equity. That is, we want to change instructional practices and school/district structures that contribute to the historically inequitable access to STEM-related careers. We have about 11 districts that attend regularly, but our meetings are also occasionally attended by leaders from other districts, PSESD, NSLA, and community-based organizations who have shared interests. This crossover attendance is a reciprocal arrangement for many SSLA members. SSLA uses its network to develop teacher and leadership professional development that builds the capacity of people and systems in our region.
Contact Staff for additional information regarding the Alliance. You can also visit our website at http://classrooms.tacoma.k12.wa.us/tps/lssla/index.php
Southwest Alliance
Vickei Hrdina
Alliance Director/Regional Science Coordinator
Educational Service District 112
2500 NE 65th Avenue
Vancouver, WA 98661
Niki Hamilton
Science and Math Education Resource Center @ ESD 112
Voice: 360-750-7500 ext. 276
Fax: 360-735-5698
Brian Goldman
Regional Science Materials Coordinator
Science Materials Center @ ESD 112
Voice: 360-750-7500 ext.344
Fax: 360-735-5698
Great Science, All Kids, Every Day
ESD 112/SW LASER Alliance – The Southwest Washington LASER Alliance serves 30 school districts and five private schools in six counties across Southwest Washington. Our Alliance focuses on equitable access to science and STEM education for all students, and provides instructional materials, equipment loan, professional development and technical assistance to teachers and administrators. Alliance co-directors, Vickei Hrdina and Stacy Meyer collaborate with multiple agencies throughout the region to build a robust and diverse community of experts and leaders to inform Alliance planning. Our partnership with the SW WA STEM Network also supports integration of career-related learning for students and teacher externships to increase awareness of STEM opportunities in our regional economy. Our partner districts are currently working through a STEM Strategic Planning process that will result in a five-year action plan for implementing the NGSS and integrating STEM from preschool to graduation across their district.
Southwest Washington LASER Alliance Curriculum Matrix
FOSS Wood and Paper
FOSS Animals 2 x 2
FOSS Solids & Liquids
FOSS Air and Weather
FOSS New Plants
FOSS Balance and Motion
FOSS Pebbles, Sand and Silt
FOSS Insects
FOSS Physics of Sound
FOSS Earth Materials
FOSS Human Body
FOSS Magnetism and Electricity
FOSS Water
FOSS Structures of Life
FOSS Levers and Pulleys
FOSS Environments
GEMS Stories in Stone
FOSS Landforms
FOSS Food and Nutrition
FOSS Models and Designs
STC /MS Light
FOSS Planetary Science
FOSS Diversity of Life
STC /MS Energy, Machines & Motion
FOSS Earth History
STC /MS Human Body Systems
STC /MS Properties of Matter
STC/MS Catastrophic Events
FOSS Populations & Ecosystems
K – 6 Unit Descriptions
Middle School Unit Descriptions
Science Cooperative Members:
Clark County School Districts: Battle Ground, Camas, Evergreen, Green Mountain, Hockinson, La Center, Ridgefield, Vancouver, Washougal
Cowlitz County School Districts: Castle Rock, Kalama, Kelso, Longview, Toutle Lake, Woodland
Klickitat County School Districts: Centerville, Glenwood, Goldendale, Klickitat, Lyle, Roosevelt, Trout Lake, White Salmon Valley, Wishram
Pacific County School Districts: Naselle-Grays River Valley, Ocean Beach
Skamania County School Districts: Mill A, Mount Pleasant, Skamania
Wahkiakum County School Districts: Wahkiakum
Private Schools: Cornerstone Christian, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pacific Crest Academy, Portland Christian, St. Rose Catholic, Three Rivers Christian
State Schools: WA State School for the Deaf


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Network / Sharing :: How To Choose Network ProfileSep 15, 2014
How to choose the network profile?
At the moment, the network profile is set to "guest" in my machine. How to switch it to be "private", for example?
How to choose the network profile?
At the moment, the network profile is set to "guest" in my machine. How to switch it to be "private", for example?
I am trying to change my wireless network profile from public to private, but cannot for the life of me figure out how...
Network Location - Set to Private or Public in Windows 8
^^ Those instructions no longer work on 8.1, and when I go into PC Settings > Network > Tap my network I see no options to enable sharing. I don't have Pro on this particular tablet so I have no access to gpedit.msc nor secpol.msc. What the hell do I have to do to change it? Other than this one ridiculous fault, I think 8.1 is far better than 8 (so far anyway.)
So Right now my wifi network shows as "Wireless_Home_Network 5"
I don't have any other wifi networks saved.
How do I get rid of the "5"?
I changed routers several times which is why I'm at "5", but the SSID and password were always the same, I don't know where this "5" is coming from?
Under my network profile it says "Wireless_Home_Network". So again, I don't know where the "5" is coming from?
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This morning I installed an optional update from Windows Update. It was Ralink Technology WLAN 802.11 wireless LAN card.
Since then, when I try to print to my wireless network printer, the network would disconnect then come back on after a while. The update shows up in Update History as successfully installed but not in the installed updates. System restore is of no support here. The network configuration page shows normal. The web does not appear to be affected. I made a new network connection for the printer but it did not work.
Is there a way to reverse this update or should I uninstall the 802.11 LAN card and let windows re-install anew.
The printer is a HP Officejet Pro 8600e
I ran into a problem today where I entered in some details incorrectly to a hidden wireless network profile and then discovered that MS have removed the Wireless Network Manager so I couldn't delete or correctly configure that network as it would not get listed in the metro wireless interface.
After digging around on my machine I've discovered the wireless profiles are stored in
C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWlansvcProfilesInterfac es
Where the first sub folders list guides for respective wireless devices on you machine which contains xml files pertaining to the wireless profiles for the respective wireless devices. it seems same to manually delete the files or edit.
Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center,
Windows 8.1
Comcast Gateway.
Pro Media can access 8.1 Network and Homegroup.
8.1 cannot access ant Pro Media. Network Error "Windows cannot access DesktopUsersPeteDocuments' (or any other folder)
Can access IP4 address.
Windows 8.1 new machine, came with 8, updated to 8.1 then 8.1 Update.
I am trying to share a specific folder on my Windows 8 computer with my Windows 7 computer. They are both on the same network connected to the same router. The Windows 8 computer is connected through ethernet, while the Windows 7 computer is connected wirelessly.
Here are my settings on my Windows 8 Computer:
This is the error I get on my Windows 7 computer:
What's up with this? On a related note, is it possible to share this folder with a specific PC, rather than "Everyone" on the network?
I am having trouble with ICS on win 8. On my old laptop (win xp) I used to be able to share my 3Connect dongle internet to connect to Xbox live. I recently got a new laptop with win 8 and whenever I share this internet connection I can never connect on my Xbox (the network to internet part fails). When everything is connected up and shared the Ethernet says 'Unidentified Network' which i believe is the cause of the problem. I've read i may require a driver update but i cannot seem to find one.
My Laptop: Toshiba Satellite C855-29N
what to do, maybe i am not setting up the connection sharing properly?
I've been trying to set up an old Savin 9033 printer through the company's router, but I couldn't find the network it's set up on from any other computer.
So I pull up Network & Sharing, see that Network Discovery is turned off.
I check it, go to click on "Save Changes" and nothing happens. I click it a few times and it kicks me back to the previous page, nothing saved. No password prompt or anything.
I double checked that all the appropriate services are running (DNS Client, SSDP Discovery, UPnP Device Host, Function Discoveryr Resource Publication, etc.) and made sure Network Discovery was allowed through Windows Firewall.
I just bought a Lenovo Y500 a couple of days ago and it came with a pre-installed Windows 8 everything seems working fine but when it comes to Wifi it randomly disconnects a lot , sometimes shows limited access and most of the time the signal strength bars keep going up and down.View 6 Replies View Related
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I was happily using file history, it was backing up to my G partition, which is located on my second hard drive (both drives are internal)but now I get error message:
I think the problem is that this partition got added to my user, that's what the network path shows:
How do I get it out of my user, and back on a normal path?
I have a 20mbps upload with my ISP and I'm getting around 18.5 consistently. I've started using Zoolz for backing up and I have been assured it does not throttle the bandwidth. It reports it is uploading at around 15-16mbps which would be absolutely fine but Task Manager and NetSpeedMonitor show the upload speed as considerably lower.
I've attached a screenshot showing the difference but I was wondering if Task manager and NetSpeedMonitor could be wrong at all? It seemed quite coincidental that the speed reported by Zoolz was roughly what I would expect. Is there any sort of traffic that wouldn't show with Task Manager?
I re-installed Windows 8 yesterday evening (thought it would be quicker than to cleanup and fix my old install) and then directly upgraded it to Windows 8.1. The problem I am experiencing is quite weird: The Operating System doesn't detect the network cable.
With that being said, do not jump straight to the "Did you turn it on and off again" questions. Here is what I have done so far:
Hardware-Side: Cross-check the cable with another computer --> Working fineCross-check the wall plug with another computer --> Working fineTest the connection with the BIOS's connection diagnostic utility --> Link detected
Software-Side: Checking if Windows was up to date --> Nothing to updateUpdating the motherboard's BIOS --> Not betterUpdating the LAN's drivers with the ones I found on the manufacturer's website --> Not better
I am wondering what is wrong with my installation. It was working A1 a few days ago, except for the issues I re-installed the operating system for.
In my network 4 Desktop running windows XP all are connected LAN cable and my modem is tplink and 1 laptop running windows 8.1 pro accessing network through wireless in my laptop network place all the pcs are visible but I am not able to ping them and when I click I am getting message that Network path not found Error code 0x80070035View 2 Replies View Related
I have a lenovo G505 laptop - it will no longer connect to my BT home hub despite it showing as being available. I suspect it might be to do with the fact that it is has a passkey - I entered it yesterday when prompted and it connected fine, but now I'm not being given the option of entering the key.
I've also tried connected using the BT wifi (as opposed to homehub) but once again it will not connect me. I've been through all the troubleshooting options, and searched under every term I can think of, but nothing is working.
My 8.1 laptop shows multiple network connections to my Samsung Smart TV --- One as "media connections" and 3 as "other connections". Both devices are on a simple wireless network using Linksys WRT54GS.
Under the "Network" page, most of the "Properties" of the TV connections are the same except for "Serial Number" and "Unique Identifier". Did I do something wrong when setting things up? Are these extra connections harmful? Should I delete some? How?
Windows 8 64. To date all my networking needs are just fine
Though I do have just one last loose end to tie up with the adhoc wifi it just fails after sleep.
I purchased a new Windows 8, Inspiron 15 7000 series - 7537 last December. I had been using a router at a hotel for the time, and it worked correctly. When I arrived home, I had a Belkin router, and i experienced network issues in that i could not connect to the wifi. I could connect with Ethernet cable. The problem was fixed through customer support eventually, but I now have a new Comcast router, and i'm experiencing what appears to be the same or a similar issue. I can access the internet fine by wire. With wifi, it says i have access to the internet over the internet icon in the bottom right, but i cannot access webpages. I can use skype, and communicate through it.
Here is the result from the ipconfig /all :
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.2.9200]
(c) 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:Windowssystem32>ipconfig /all
Windows IP Configuration
[Code] .....
I really need the wifi on this router working for this laptop. Let me note that it works on other laptops, so it should be an issue with hardware or settings on this laptop.
I decided to try a new network card due to problems with my onboard one, got a TP-Link TG-3269 after reading various reviews. most saying it installed in Win 7 with no problems or driver needed.Disabled onboard lan in bios, rebooted with new card in place, but card not recognised in device manager. Surprisingly, when I started windows troubleshooter it started working, it had reused my old onboard drivers even though it's in a PCI slot. but still not recognised in device manager.View 5 Replies View Related
I have 2 PC's. Both are now running Windows 8. The main PC was running Windows 7 and I there mapped a network drive (z to the Windows 8 PC. It worked very nice. The second PC was also shown in "networks" in "my Computer" right after boot of Main PC. So network for sharing is set up properly on second PC.
After installing Windows 8 on main PC, it is still working, but the time spend waiting for the network drive is waaaaay longer now. The name of second PC "Photo-PC", is shown right after boot, but when I first click on the name, and get this error:
Networkpath not found. Errorcode 0x80070035
If I then wait about 20-30 seconds and then click again on "Photo-PC" then I have access to all shared drives, included my mapped network drive Z:
How can I eliminate this 20-30 seconds delay after boot?
I have given up setting up a homegroup, never had it to work, but "oldfashioned" network drives used to work
I tried wired and wifi same exact speed, as if its capped?
I know a far bit about networks set my own up using servers and stuff in my basement and even tried a store bought router in case it was somehow my ddwrt router which it wasn't.
I have a new laptop ASUS ROG 17" G series its running 8.1
The source server has 6 147gb 15,000rpm sas drives in a raid dual gigabit network cables running esxi and ubuntu server with dual gigabit network cables, extremely fast speeds.
Everything is up to date on the laptop as far as I can tell I updated all drivers the gigabit network is using a Qualcomm Atheros driver from 7-16-2013 version 18.104.22.168 signed by MS its not a "genetic driver" or whatever sometimes shows up under device manager.
I have another normal desktop running 8.1 as well and it has no problems with network transfer speeds they exceed the drives capability to write to in the target drive from the server raid as does pretty much everything else I have, the server can serve files faster than anything can take them.
But the laptop seems to be capped at exactly 10MB/s according to teracopy (windows explorer transfer shows 11.8MB/s but I suspect its wrong its probably 10 thats what my router clams its going at not 11.8) and the graph is a steady line as if its capped like that.
I can transfer from an external usb 2.0 drive faster than this network? - I have tried wired and wifi the speed is the exact same.
With the following problem regarding media streaming in windows 8. Up until recently I could stream video films from my HP laptop & HP desktop onto the TV via DNLA.
After following several posts on various sites it seems that when I try to start the windows media player network in the services I get the error message "windows could not start the windows media player network sharing service on the local computer.
Error 1068. The dependency group failed to start."
In the dependencies tab in the lower box of the two "the following system components depend on this service"
The box is greyed out and the words no dependencies is displayed.
When I upgraded from 8 to 8.1 my 8 network got change from public to private under 8.1. I need it to be public and I can find no way to do that. Is it possible?
I tried setting up another network via Network and Sharing Center but after choosing Set up a New Network the window does nothing. It said it might take 90 seconds to for the new devices to appear. Well it has been closer to 90 minutes and still nothing.
I have two wifi APs in the home and only one has an Internet connection. the other is to access the wired LAN.
Last week I updated from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 and thought everything was going well until I started getting wired LAN dropouts.
I have traced it back to 8.1 handling connection to wifi APs. In Windows 8, I was able to have "Connect automatically" for BOTH wifi adapters on this laptop. Now when I try to connect to the non-Internet AP, Windows 8.1 announces (correctly) "Limited access" and that's what Windows 8 did too. BUT, Windows 8.1 waits a few seconds then drops the connection with a useless message, "how me solve connection problems," where there is NO problem. A limited connection for the AP to the wired LAN is OK as it was in 8.
So now I am stuck with no home LAN access unless I drop the Internet AP and connect to the LAN AP.
Also, in the great wisdom of 8.1, because it is only a "limited" connection, it does not remember the Passphrase so I have to type it in every time. So much for progress.
What to do to get past this behavior and have a "limited" connection as OK as it is with Windows 8?
I prefer to keep my home WiFi network from public view by disabling the SSID broadcast, i.e "hiding" the network.
With two modem/routers (a Belkin Play Max F7D4401 ADSL modem/router and now a Cisco EPC2325 DOCSIS modem/router) on two computers (home-built desktop and Acer TM8172T notebook), after the initial connection Windows 8 Pro would not reconnect without tediously re-entering the SSID name and password. Once it does connect, it displays the original SSID name with a new one with an incrementally increasing appended number like:
I was manually deleting them all (except the original) using netsh, until I realized you can <right-click> on an entry in the screen above and choose "Forget this network."
This is the process I go through each time to re-connect. Is there something I'm missing?
I read that if Windows 8 saves too many WiFi connections, it cannot "remember" them to automatically reconnect to them, so on the notebook, I deleted all but wpcTrue (the original), and it now automatically reconnects, although occasionally it will add a new connection with an incrementally increased number -- currently the notebook shows both wpcTrue and wpcTrue 2. I had used the notebook on the road, so had about five WiFi connections saved. On the Desktop my home network is the only WiFi connection I've ever made. However, no matter what I do on the desktop, it NEVER remembers to automatically log on when the SSID is not broadcast.
I even tried manually setting up a connection via Network and Sharing Center > Set up a new connection or network, to no avail -- the desktop computer will not automatically reconnect.
I doubt that this is relevant, but the Belkin modem/router, the Belkin USB adapter I use on my desktop computer, and the notebook's Broadcom internal modem are all b/g/n. The Cisco modem/router is b/g.
If I "unhide" the SSID, i.e. broadcast the SSID, all is well in the world. Both computers automatically reconnect to the modem/router. If I hide the SSID, and then disconnect or reboot, the desktop computer will not automatically reconnect.
I just noticed that the pop up WiFi connection column shows "WiFi-2 Off" -- what does the "Off" mean?
And, why is it "-2" ? My notebook just shows "WiFi', period. (The first image with "WiFi (Off)" was from a previous Windows 8 installation on the desktop computer. I decided to change from EFI-boot to non-EFI so reinstalled Windows 8. I simply used the old image as a quick way to show how the connection name assignment runs away.)
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I want to create a home network:
modem - Motorola SB 6180, from COX Communication
router - ASUS RT-AC-66U
gigabit switch - TP-LINK TL-SG1005D 10/100/1000Mbps Unmanaged
printer - HP LaserJet Pro 200 color with ethernet port
2 desktops, each running Win 8 Prox64
Cat 6 cables.
Plan A:
Cat 6 cable from modem to router
Cat 6 cable from router to switch
Cat 6 cables from switch to printer and desktops
I think this will give me wifi for my laptop and good connection speed between computers and printer.


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Auscision News
Welcome to the Auscision Models September 2008 Newsletter!
Firstly, the EL Class locomotives are selling well, and all road numbers are still in stock. We did have some initial issues with breakages in the post, but all broken models were replaced with brand new ones, and we now have thicker plastic cradles to a slightly different design to eliminate this issue. We thank everyone who did have a broken model for their understanding and patience. We now have available a very small number of single units (less than 150 models) of EL51 in the CFCLA livery with a thin yellow top stripe. Feel free to use the form enclosed in our catalogue to order a unit – they are priced at $265.00 each, excluding postage and insurance.
We are expecting the first samples of the CQBY, PRRY & RQHY 60ft skeletal container wagons around the end of this year. Due to ever increasing costs in China, any packs which have not been ordered and secured with a $60 deposit before 7 October (the day after the Hurstville Exhibition) will increase in price to $239.95 for a 5 car pack. The price for orders placed before 7 October is $199.95 for a 5 pack. These models have around 130 metal and plastic parts, and will be first class as far as detail is concerned.
A new website is now up and running. The website address is still the same (www.auscisionmodels.com.au), but the content has been changed to provide a fresh appearance. Pete performs all of this website design work in-house.
Order forms are now available for models of B65 in the Auscision Models livery. Only 300 units will be produced and they will be a limited edition complete with wooden box and certificate. To prevent disappointment, please order now – demand for this model to date has well exceeded our expectations.
We are now taking orders for the NSW 422 Class locomotive. Order forms are included with this newsletter. Delivery is scheduled for late 2009. The detail on this model will be exquisite, with comprehensive pipework and other detail items along the underframe. The 'Super-Series' 42220 version in tuscan and yellow is proving to be very popular.
We have been busy arranging for our factory to correct 17 details on the Victorian A & B Class locomotives that we were not happy with. We expect the next Victorian A & B Class corrected samples in a couple of months. The artwork for the decoration of these models has been progressing well, and this is an aspect of model production which is very time consuming. Delivery of the production run of A & B Class locomotives is currently sitting around March 2009 – May 2009.
Tooling of the Victorian N Class has commenced. We have spent considerable time ensuring that corrections to the first samples should be minimal – this is an aspect which can cause considerable delays with a project. Currently, delivery of the production run of this locomotive is on track for around June 2009 – July 2009.
Our NSW NGPF grain hopper production run is scheduled to arrive at Port Botany in the last week of August. Our apologies for the recent delay to this project – the boxes the models were to be packaged in were destroyed when our factory's subcontractor had a typhoon go through their premises. The 'L7' logo version is in very short supply. With each product delivery, we are getting more efficient with our dispatch process, so we expect to get all of the fully paid pre-orders out to our customers quite quickly.
The painted versions of the NQIW/RQIW 45ft container wagons have sold out. Undecorated versions are also in short supply, and will most likely sell out well before the end of this year. We do not envisage re-running these wagons for some time.
We now have an order form available for the next run of NSW NHFF coal hoppers. We are producing 21 different packs. Eight of these packs are identical re-runs, the other 13 packs are new. These models are forecast to be delivered in mid-2009.
Stocks of the 20ft Seacell containers are also in short supply. Version CON-1 has sold out (Patrick livery without roof hatches). We will be producing another run of these containers early in 2009, and we plan on including 5 new liveries, together with re-running the current liveries. We should also have a 40ft transport container available in the first half of 2009, and plan on producing these in 10 different liveries. It is envisaged that the 40ft transport containers will retail for $29.95 per twin pack.
We now have available a glossy all-color Auscision Models First Edition August 2008 Catalogue. A copy has been included with this newsletter mail out.
In relation to monthly progress payments of orders by credit card, we have unfortunately had to discontinue this arrangement. It has proved to be extremely onerous in terms of time as the business develops, and in order to keep our costs down so that everyone benefits, we did not believe that it would be money well spent putting on an employee to administer this function. Instead, we do offer the ability for customers to directly pay funds into the Auscision Models bank account at any time to pay off orders. With this option, we ask that customers include the Order Number in their transaction description, and also let us know by email or phone what funds have been transferred to ensure that we can reconcile the payment with a customer and order. Our first preference however is for customers to send cheques or money orders for these progress payments.
We also have a few surprise projects for late 2009 / early 2010 – further details of these will be released once we have samples.
With respect to exhibitions, we will be attending the AMRA Vic Caulfield Exhibition (at Caulfield Racecourse) on Sat 23 August (9am to 6pm) and Sun 24 August (9am to 5pm). We will also be attending the AMRA NSW Hurstville Exhibition (at Hurstville Aquatic Leisure Centre) on Sat 4 October (9am to 5pm), Sun 5 October (9am to 5pm) and Mon 6 October (9am to 4pm). With the Hurstville Exhibition, we have also assisted with funding bringing the layout 'Arid Australia' over to Sydney from WA. An attempt is planned at Hurstville on 'Arid Australia' to break the world record for the longest model train. As always, we really enjoy catching up with all of our customers face-to-face at these exhibitions.
Finally, we would like to thank all of our customers for their
ongoing support and patronage.
Kindest Regards,
Peter Wilks & Jason Ferguson
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Hi everybody, hi Kintzel. If I had enough time to develop such a solution (for there are no problems, but only solutions;) ), i would only save references to resources in db instead of real text. have a resource table with ids and optionally names. then have a language table with ids and optionally names. then have a table language_resources with resource id, language id and the real text. in the table link in the column description you only have a reference to the id of the resources table. then you can decide, whether you have a property, or let the user decide, which language to use. With the combination of language id and resource id you know the row of language_resources you have to fetch. simple criteria there. But there is one factor you have to think about. This method is pretty time intensive. You can surely also use the internationalisation service (i18n) that comes with turbine, but i didn´t try that. Good luck and have fun! kind regards Alex Hepp T E Schmitz schrieb: > Kintzel Levente wrote: > >> This is important for a multilanguage application. Example: For a >> "link" on a linkpage I have a description in more than one language >> and the url. I want to store the description in several languages in >> such a way to be easy to maintain. Some design patterns for this >> problem? How to design the tables for this problem? (schema?). > > > Recently I came across Jakarta Commons Resources > http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/resources/ > > The API provides access to JDBC Resources. I haven't had a close look > at it, so I don't really know whether it is suitable for your > application, but it might give you some ideas. >
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Finally, after getting through all of those (awesome) season finales, I get to finish looking at the characters from Avengers 2. Here's my previous general impressions post, and my look at Black Widow and Hulk. And as Age of Ultron generated a lot of discussion, even about topics that don't often get much attention, there are plenty of other different perspectives out there worth hearing–I'd link to some of the ones I've come across, but I need to run off to lab for a bit. Then sleep. Then con. Continue reading "Character Interpretations for the Rest of the Avengers from Age of Ultron"
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Character Interpretations for Black Widow and Hulk in Avengers: Age of Ultron
Following up on my general Age of Ultron post, here's my interpretations/reactions for Black Widow and Hulk's plot lines–who I grouped together because they happen to be my favorite characters and because I have the most to say about them, not because they coincidentally ended up with a romantic subplot together. A less in-depth follow up post for all the other characters will follow. Continue reading "Character Interpretations for Black Widow and Hulk in Avengers: Age of Ultron"
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Synopsis: The Avengers launch a mission to retrieve Loki's scepter, which is a success and doesn't make international news for destroying any major cities. So Tony Stark decides to spice things up by creating his own villain, and things go downhill from there. Continue reading "Avengers: Age of Ultron, General Impressions of Good But Flawed"


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In Ford Maddox Ford's First World War novel-sequence, Parade's End (1924-28), Christopher Tietjens uses Herbert at Bemerton in order to maintain his sanity on the Western front - it is worth quoting in full:
"Tietjens was sentimentally at rest, still with wet eyes. He was walking near Salisbury in a grove, regarding long pastures and ploughlands running to dark, high elms from which, embowered ... Embowered was the word! - peeped the spire of George Herbert's church. One ought to be a seventeenth-century parson at the time of the renaissance of Anglican saintliness ... who wrote, perhaps, poems." (Penguin, p497)
In 2012 the BBC made a drama series of Parade's End. The following February, around the day Herbert is remembered in the Anglican Church, someone in my home town of Bedford preached about Bemerton, and mentioned my name as his successor. By chance, the Ford Madox Ford Society is based in Bedford, and one of its members heard the sermon. Later he contacted me, asking if I knew the connection to Parade's End. Such 'coincidences' seem to me to be either God nudging and directing us, or possibly they are glimpses of the much vaster, deeper, way that we are all connected, and all the world around us, but that is hidden most of the time.
Clearly Bemerton made quite an impression on Ford Maddox Ford. He goes on to write:
"The land remains. ... It remains! ... At that same moment the dawn was wetly revealing; over there in George Herbert's parish ... What was it called? ... What the devil was its name? Oh, Hell! ... Between Salisbury and Wilton. ... The tiny church ... [...] The name Bemerton suddenly came on to his tongue. Yes, Bemerton, Bemerton, Bemerton was George Herbert's parsonage. Bemerton, outside Salisbury. ... The cradle of the race as far as our race was worth thinking about. He imagined himself standing up on a little hill, a lean contemplative parson, looking at the land sloping down to Salisbury spire. A large, clumsily bound seventeenth-century testament, Greek, beneath his elbow."
It's good to think of Bemerton being 'the cradle of the race' - but aah, how these writers like to run away with things!
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I'm Tina, a Bulgarian industrial designer (by day) and a passionate photographer, interior designer and an amateur chef (by night). I'am based in The Netherlands, though frequently travel the world in search of the best coffee, food, drinks, views and people.
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Hewlett-Packard is developing a new packaging test methodology and limits spec. During our investigation of other industry specifications and standard organizations, we found that many are similar to each other. This was further clarified by Herb Schueneman who suggested that many of these specifications were derived from the Forest Products Laboratory Report 22 published in 1979 called "An Assessment of the Common Carrier Shipping Environment." Closer examination of this report reveals that the data reviewed was collected between 1959 - 1977 using spring mass recording devices.
Since then a number of companies have measured their own environments using consultants or internal resources; or have had a university conduct a general study and analysis. ASTM has also discussed measuring the distribution environment.
My Proposal
I would like to set up a meeting on August 21 in the San Francisco Bay Area (i.e. Palo Alto) to discuss the possibility of an electronics' industry study of the distribution environment. This would be under the antitrust protection of IoPP, and under the technical committee of P2C2 (Protective Packaging of Computer Components) which has an inactive task group call MADE (Measurement and Analysis of Distribution Environments).
Since the "environment" is much to large for the initial study, I suggest it be broken down into modules with domestic express environments being the first module studied.
The key players I'm looking for this meeting are:
Proposed Process (to start the discussion)
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That's it for now. Let me know if you are interested and please spread the word. The meeting is open to anyone with an interest in helping to better define the project.
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