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Ultracide is a very effective flea control aerosol that provides immediate kill of adult fleas and prevents formation of new adults from eggs or larvae. Ultracide dries quickly and will eliminate flea problems for up to seven months. (Ultracide differs from Precor 2000 in that Ultracide has an initial faster kill.) 20 oz. can.
|Active Ingredient:
|0.05% Pyrethrins
0.4% Permethrin
0.1% Pyripoxyfen
|Target pests:
|flea larvae and eggs, adult fleas
|20 oz. covers approx. 2625 sq. ft.
|Pet safe:
|Yes. But not for use directly on animals. Keep pets away during treatment until product dries (Read the label).
|Manufactured By:
|Whitmire Micro-Gen (Manufacturer Product Number: 59012799)
Product Documents
How Ultracide Works
Ultracide Spray contains Permethrin and Phenothrin to kill adult fleas fast. It also contains Pyripoxyfen (an insect growth regulator) to prevent reinfestation for up to seven months. Pyripoxyfen penetrates deep into the base of carpet and upholstery fibers, where pre-adult fleas live and targets fleas in the egg and larval stages of development, preventing them from producing new infestations of breeding, biting adults.
While the insect growth regulator in Ultracide will continue to work for up to 7 months, it is recommended to re-apply Ultracide after 14 days if new fleas continue to emerge. This will increase knock-down of new adults. Preparations and cleaning such as vacuuming thoroughly before and after treatments will also greatly affect the success of Ultracide. See below for complete treatment instructions.
Utracide Target Pests
Flea eggs and larvae, adult fleas
PESTS CONTROLLED WITH ULTRACIDE: all stages of fleas
Target Uses of Ultracide
For indoor treatment of active flea infestations and to prevent flea infestations from developing. Prevents re-infestation for 7 months. Ultracide is also ideal when treatment is limited to a few areas or the convenience of an aerosol ready-to-use product is desired.
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: 0.05% Pyrethrins, 0.4% Permethrin, 0.1% Pyripoxyfen
Ultracide Application Instructions
How do I use Ultracide Spray to treat for fleas?
- Identify treatment areas: especially those where pets frequent, such as in and around pet's sleeping and resting areas. These are the primary areas where fleas and their eggs are found. (Before treatment, a test application should be made to upholstery, drapery, light-colored, delicate fabrics, or wood surfaces in an inconspicuous place.)
- Prepare treatment areas: For best results with Surface/Carpet treatments, vacuum thoroughly before spraying and discard vacuum bag in outside trash. (This product may also be used for infested surfaces inside motor vehicles.)
- Apply treatment. For flea infestations, a single can treats 2000 square feet. Hold container upside down 2-3 feet from surface, point actuator towards the surface and push button. Using a sweeping motion, apply a light uniform spray to all surfaces of furniture, rugs, carpets, drapes, and around all pet resting areas. Avoid thoroughly wetting surfaces. Mist treated areas only until "slightly damp". Do not over-treat. Reapply in 14 days, if necessary. IMPORTANT: Only complete and proper application to carpets, upholstery, drapes, and other fabrics will provide thorough flea/tick elimination. Keep children and pets out of areas during treatment. Vacate room after treatment, and ventilate until surfaces are dry before reoccupying.
- For best results, eliminate fleas on pets with an approved flea product like Petcor Flea Spray or a product recommended by your veterinarian.
Always read the product label completely before use.
Each 20 oz. can of Ultracide covers up to 2,625 square feet. An area of 80 – 100 square feet can be treated in approximately 10 seconds. Keep in mind that most infestations will require at least one follow-up treatment after two weeks.
Ultracide is for use in the following areas:
In and around Apartments, Automobiles, Homes, Hospitals, Hotels, Kennels, Motels, Offices, Schools, Supermarkets, Transportation Equipment (Buses, Boats, Ships, Trains, Trucks), Warehouses, Utilities, Veterinary Clinics and Other Commercial and Industrial Buildings
For flea control, follow the step-by-step directions above. When treating upholstered furniture, treat under cushions and in areas where flea development occurs. Cover aquariums and fish bowls and remove birds from area prior to treating.
Ultracide is excellent for porous flooring such as concrete, however it may stain finished flooring, such as hardwoods. Also, fleas will rarely harbor on sealed hardwood flooring.
Fleas may appear for up to two weeks after treatment. This is the pupal window – when younger stages of fleas may still emerge – and the residual activity of Ultracide should kill adults which emerge during this time. Frequent vacuuming (every day or every other day) will also help encourage immature fleas to emerge more quickly while also picking up the organic matter on which larvae feed.
Ultracide is not intended for use outdoors.
Ultracide Features
*Convenient ready-to-use formulation has adulticide and insect growth regulator all in one!
*No additional equipment is needed to measure or apply Ultracide.
*Continues to prevent re-infestation for up to 7 months
*Low odor
Extra Tips for Using Ultracide
*Ultracide is NOT labeled for use on animals. Keep pets out of treatment area until product dries.
*Treat outdoor areas where pets play, rest, or otherwise frequent to prevent re-infestation using appropriate products such as our Indoor/Outdoor Flea Kit.
*Try using a paper towel to mark "hot spots" where pets frequent, and pick up just before you treat the area.
*Wash or dispose of pet bedding before treatment.
*Additional cleaning such as steam cleaning or mopping should be done prior to application of Ultracide.
Compare with: Precor 2000 Plus Premise Spray, Alpine Flea Insecticide with IGR Aerosol
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74 of 78 people found this review helpful:
This stuff is great.
By Joe on August 15, 2009
As a tech, I do this for a living and Ultracide is the only product I will use for fleas. My company wants us to use other products, but I won't until they stop buying it. Remember to read the label. I also tell my customers to vacuum everyday for the next 2 weeks after using Ultracide, it brings the adults out of the pupa stage and gets rid of them faster!
52 of 56 people found this review helpful:
What a blessing!
By Mary on October 14, 2008
I live in the south where the fleas are quite a bother, and as we have 5 dogs that stay indoors, it has been a job fighting the fleas. We purchased the Ultracide from our local vet and what a blessing it has been. We only used 1/2 a can for our 1400 sq foot house and after just 24 hours our dogs are resting much more comfortably. I have not seen a flea since then and as an added bonus I found that the Ultracide also kills the huge palmetto bugs that plague us here. It is well worth the cost and I have found that I am now saving more money by using the Ultracide as I do not need to purchase the topicals such as Frontline or Advantage. Thank You.
39 of 39 people found this review helpful:
Awesome product
By Lisa on May 25, 2010
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I bought this 3 weeks ago, sprayed the entire house, we had fleas really bad...jumping and biting my 10 month old. Pprior to using Ultracide, I had spent alot of money on those bomb things and used them over and over...the fleas would come right back. After spraying Ultracide I have not seen a flea since. I will continue to use this and recommend it highly to anyone.
38 of 39 people found this review helpful:
Proper Use
By Nate on March 17, 2010
I used to use this product as a tech. Works great if you vacuum everyday to "wake up" the eggs and larvae. If you don't vacuum before application and everyday after then don't bother trying any product.
25 of 25 people found this review helpful:
Great for flea infestation
By Kathleen on March 23, 2011
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Best price I could find with free and fast shipping to boot. I have 4 indoor cats that picked up fleas from a visiting dog. Fleas were so bad that I was picking them off of me everywhere I went. Once the cats were treated, I misted all carpeting, baseboards, and upholstery with Ultracide. No need to apply heavily. I immediately noticed a difference. Vacuumed thoroughly the next day. Reapplied Ultracide about a month later. We've been flea-free ever since and the spray can is still at least half full! Would highly recommend this product and this company. However, it is aerosol so remove pets until the mist settles and wear a protective face mask when applying. It's still much more convenient than foggers.
This stuff works!
By Kristal on September 10, 2014
After spending a bunch of time and money using another product, the fleas just would not go away. I really had a bad problem in my garage. This stuff took care of the fleas in my garage and home. It's been 2 weeks since I applied the spray and there is not a flea in sight in my garage.
Great product
By Eric on July 18, 2014
treated my home with ultracide and works fast. recommended it to my neighbor
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By Very on July 5, 2014
I had a flea infestation in my home for over a month. I bombed twice and even used powders. Nothing worked and my family and I were becoming frustrated. I came across the Ultracide spray and was skeptical because I already wasted money and nothing seemed to work. When the Ultracide spray finally came in, I sprayed my house from top to bottom. 1 can was enough for a 3 bedroom house plus basement. I haven't seen any fleas since. This stuff is a blessing in a can. Love this stuff!
By Linda on June 25, 2014
We have indoor/outdoor cats and dogs. During flea season it is to difficult to control fleas, even with the flea pills given to all. But Ultracide is amazing. I love it. Theres no mess or smell and it works!
By Melinda on June 24, 2014
If you have pets you shouldn't be without this spray! Last August we had a flea infestation in the unfinished basement. They were coming in through the garage door and took the basement over. We would go do laundry and bring up 8 or more fleas each time. It didn't take long to start seeing them in the house. I used nearly 300 dollars worth of that store bought sprays and foggers and nothing. I tried the DE and nothing. I called DMOPC and they recommend that I take out all the items I could from the basement and vacuum, then spray Ultracide, and continue to vacuum for 3 weeks. I did and when the three weeks was up I did another spraying. Guess what...the fleas were gone and have not been seen since. I also ordered Suspend SC and sprayed the basement and the perimeter of the house outside. I was having a black widow problem as well. Suspend took care of the spiders and everything else that lived in the basement. When those lady bugs hit in the fall, they fell down dead.
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By Dannielle on March 30, 2014
Verified Purchase
I live in FL and although my 3 cats are all indoor, my grass gets flooded with fleas and they usually get in my house from me after walking in the grass. This was my 3rd year using Ultracide and I will continue to use it because it is the ONLY product I have ever used that kills all the fleas and keeps them away. I have recommended the product to several friends and they have all had the same experience as me. You need to kill the fleas on the animals at the same time you treat the carpet. I have always used Capstar and it works great, but trying to give them each a pill isn't always the easiest to do. I was just reading about Petcor Flea Spray and will probably try that next time I need to treat. I'm pretty sure I won't need to treat them again for another year when the fleas get in the house from me. Ultracide is the BEST product out there.
By William on March 2, 2014
Verified Purchase
THE FLEA PROBLEM SEEMS TO BE UNDER CONTROL! The spray was easy to use and took very little time to complete the job. Two weeks later there is no evidence that fleas still live here.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful:
Awesome stuff
By Loren on March 1, 2014
Verified Purchase
I have always had amazing results with this stuff. I had a bad tick problem due to one of my foster dogs from the shelter bringing them in, and this stuff took care of it with one application. I still have half a can left! It covers a large area and works great. I sprayed it on my carpets in every room and under the couch cushions.
By Donald on January 31, 2014
Verified Purchase
An excellent product for flea control. Excellent service also.
Ultracide-20 oz.
By Angela on January 19, 2014
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I am so happy with the results from this product. within a few hours there was a difference in the house. I am ordering more for just in cases...
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August 12, 2009 Katie asked:
QIs Ultracide flea spray safe to use around children and pets?
I am concerned about a chemical application for obvious reasons. If you spray Ultracide aerosol on your carpet, sofa, chairs, bed etc. does it have the potential of making myself children and pets sick? It can't be a good thing. Are there any secret to use this as effectively as possible without harming loved ones?
AUltracide is a very safe and effective flea control product that is used widely by professional companies such as Terminix and Orkin in homes with children and pets all the time. As long as you follow the directions on the product label, there are no issues with anyone in the home being sick. You should only apply this product to carpeted areas and upholstered areas. Do not apply on top of couches and chairs where people rest their arms, fleas do not breed in these areas. You would want to spray around the foot of the furniture, and underneath couch cushions. You should have children and pets in another room while you are treating. After treatment allow 30 minutes to dry and then it is perfectly safe for children and pets to re-enter the room.
July 28, 2010 Tracy asked:
QHow long do you wait to vacuum rugs after application?
I most recently bought Ultracide from my local pest control store and applied it to my carpets. I have one particular hallway that is the most affected area. It seems all the adult fleas have been killed and now we only see the tiny little fleas. Should I continue to vacuum the rugs to get rid of these little fleas? The pest control person told me to wait at least one week to see if the product truly worked, and I should not vacuum or clean the floors because it would remove the product from the carpets and floors. Is this a good idea since the eggs can lay dormant for some time before hatching?
AIt is our recommendation and industry standard that you vacuum immediately before the application of Ultracide and every day or every other day after the application for the next two weeks. Vacuums can physically remove a decent percentage of flea eggs that are in the carpet, along with much of the organic crud that the flea larvae feed on. A critical part of the diet of the larva is dried blood, present there as fecal material from the fleas that are on the pets. Wherever the pets spend time they will shed the fecal matter and the eggs, so it is extremely important that you focus on these potential hot spots where the pets sleep. A vacuum also will remove a small percentage of larvae, but the larva is pretty tenacious, and will wrap around the carpet fibers down there at the base of the pile, and hold on for dear life as the vacuum passes by. The pupa is even tougher to physically remove, for it uses fibers as part of its "cocoon". But, the vacuum will stimulate the flea adults still in their pupa form to quickly emerge as the adult, and at this point perhaps be sucked up in the vacuum. Even if they are not removed by the vacuum, at least they now are exposed and susceptible to your treatment. After two weeks most infestations require that you do a second application of the Ultracide and continue with the vacuuming.
September 12, 2009 Brooklyn asked:
QHow long does it take Ultracide to dry before I can go in the room?
ATypically, Ultracide should be dry and it will be safe to re-enter the room 30 minutes after application of the product.
November 4, 2009 Steve asked:
QDoes Ultracide flea spray work on concrete basement floors?
I've heard that with sprays, they are soaked into the concrete and not as effective.
AUltracide does work on nearly all surfaces, including concrete floors. Since concrete floors are very porous, an aerosol works well because the particle size of the product is so small it can evenly coat the porous surface and work its way in tiny cracks and crevices where the fleas like to lay their eggs. If you were to look at concrete under a microscope, it would look like the moon, full of large cracks and crevices and crater like indentations. Aerosol particles are so small they can fill these quite easily and therefore work very well on concrete surfaces.
October 27, 2010 Michelle asked:
QI have used Ultracide for three weeks now, but I am still finding tiny fleas on my cat. What should I do?
We are vacuuming a few times per week, have applied Ultracide to all furniture, carpet, hardwood and drapes (home is mostly hardwood). Disposed of cat bedding. Cat (indoor animal) has been treated with Revolution three weeks ago. There are no visible fleas in the home, but the cat still has 15 or so tiny fleas each day when I use flea comb. What do I do next?
AUltracide should be used once every two weeks until you do not see fleas any longer. Light to moderate infestations will require at least 2 treatments and heavy infestations may require three treatments. The product sounds like it is doing exactly what it is supposed to do, as you are not finding the large adult fleas, only the very small juvenile fleas that are emerging from their cocoons. At this point, you should treat again (be sure to wait at least two weeks from the time of your last treatment) and keep up the vacuuming.
April 29, 2014
Roger from New Orleans ,la asked:
QCan Ultracide be used for cloth moths on upholstery and carpets ?
A Ultracide can be used as a crack and crevice treatment on upholstery and as a broadcast on floors for fleas but Ultracide is not labeled for clothes moths. Please take a look at our Clothes Moth page for products labeled to eradicate clothes moths.
March 16, 2014
Rodney from Blacklick, Oh asked:
QWhere to buy Ultracide
Ultracide - 20 oz. is a professional grade product and not sold in retail stores. We offer fast free shipping and would be more than happy to ship this product to you.
January 11, 2014
William from Rock Hill Sc asked:
QI have fleas in my house in my carpet
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A We recommend using Ultracide for indoor fleas. Ultracide is a very effective flea control aerosol that provides immediate kill of adult fleas and prevents formation of new adults from eggs or larvae. Ultracide is a very safe and effective flea control product that is used widely by professional companies such as Terminix and Orkin in homes with children and pets all the time. You should only apply Ultracide to carpeted areas and upholstered areas. Do not apply on top of couches and chairs where people rest their arms, fleas do not breed in these areas. You would want to spray around the foot of the furniture, and underneath couch cushions. You should have children and pets in another room while you are treating. After treatment, allow 30 minutes to dry and then it is perfectly safe for children and pets to re-enter the room. Vacuum immediately before the treatment and every other day for the next 14 days. A second treatment may be needed after 14 days for heavy infestations.
October 25, 2013
Sophia from Maywood,illinois asked:
QWhat can I do for reoccurring fleas
There has been a bad infestation in my back yard plus raccoons tried to nest in my fireplace, we got it out but they left a lot of fleas as a gift, I applied the ultra side and I vacuum everyday for the past fourteen days, I treated my dogs with spot on treatments, I have seen three fleas this week, what else can I do, will the cold weather kill them off? PLEASE HELP ME!!
A Yes, the cold weather will certainly lessen their activity. You said the fleas were in your backyard. We recommend using a product like our Indoor/Outdoor Kit which includes Onslaught and Martins IGR. This kit will kill the adult fleas, while breaking down the reproduction cycle. Please review the Indoor/Outdoor Flea kit page.
October 17, 2013
Josette from United States asked:
QWhat is the best cost effective treatment to get rid of fleas in house and on animals?
I have a flea problem. I have bombed washed all animals all bedding and constantly sweep, but have had no luck. A vet told be to make sure I get some kind of spray with IGR in it and for the animals comfortis is the best. I just need something that will work and not cost a lot of money.
October 14, 2013
Diane from Silverdale, Wa asked:
QUnderneath the blanket is a comforter cover and then comforter. Should we spray Ultracide on the comforter cover? If so, will this kill any fleas that may have burrowed into the comforter? How should our bed and bedding be treated when cat sleeps on it every nite? We can't lock cat out or prevent him from sleeping on our bed.
A We recommend that you remove all linens and wash and dry on high heat to kill any existing fleas. While they are being laundered, we recommend spraying your mattress and box spring with SteriFab give time to completely dry before applying your linens back on the bed. We suggest that you have the cat treated for fleas by your vet. Ultracide is great for indoor flea treatments on carpeted, hard surface floors and furniture. We recommend vacuuming prior to the application and each day for 14 days. On the 14th day, you will vacuum and treat with a second application of Ultracide and vacuum for additional 14 days. After vacuuming each day, replace with a new bag or empty the canister (if bagless) in a trash bag outside of the home. Please contact us at 866.581.7378 if you have any questions.
October 9, 2013
Lina from Mountain View, Ca asked:
QBagless vacuums
Is it safe to use a bagless vacuum with Ultracide treatment? I don't want to be spreading eggs or fleas that might stick to the vacuum. Or will it be ok since the chemicals get into the vacuum?
A Once the product, Ultracide, has dried you should not be concerned about vacuuming the product up. However, whether you are using a bagless or other vacuum - You still need to vaccum frequently and always empty your vacuum after every use. Anything you suck up can potentially crawl back out. If you are concerned about anything sticking inside, you may want to rinse it out after emptying it after each use. It may seem tedious, but vacuuming is a key part in treating a flea infestation.
September 22, 2013
Mark from Tulsa, Oklahoma asked:
QI used Ultra-Cide, and I still have fleas.
I recently sprayed 1 can(20 oz)Ultra-Cide in home, approx.1200 sq.ft. of carpet. I sprayed sides of couches and chairs as directed by your help-line, and I still have fleas?
It is normal to still see fleas after an application of Ultracide. It is not a contact kill after the product has dried, it will take time for a flea to die after contacting a treated surface. Typically most flea problems can be handled in 2 treatments, but this depends on how bad the problem is. You should repeat the treatment exactly 14 days after the first treatment, or 2 weeks, since this is how often flea eggs typically hatch. It is common to have to do 3 or 4 treatments (treating every 2 weeks) over 2 months for bad problems.
It is normal to still see fleas after an application of Ultracide. It is not a contact kill after the product has dried, it will take time for a flea to die after contacting a treated surface.
Typically most flea problems can be handled in 2 treatments, but this depends on how bad the problem is. You should repeat the treatment exactly 14 days after the first treatment, or 2 weeks, since this is how often flea eggs typically hatch. It is common to have to do 3 or 4 treatments (treating every 2 weeks) over 2 months for bad problems.
September 11, 2013
Kasie from Loganville, Ga asked:
QWhat is the best indoor flea killer?
I have used every "buy it in store" flea killer you could purchase. I even brushed sevens dust in the carpet. It killed most of the fleas, but now I have the little rice larva looking things crawling in my carpets. I have a dog and cat, but he is treated regularly. Any advice on what to buy from you guys? I just want these stupid things GONE.
A We recommend using Ultracide for indoor fleas. Ultracide is a very effective flea control aerosol that provides immediate kill of adult fleas and prevents formation of new adults from eggs or larvae. Ultracide is a very safe and effective flea control product that is used widely by professional companies such as Terminix and Orkin in homes with children and pets all the time. You should only apply Ultracide to carpeted areas and upholstered areas. Do not apply on top of couches and chairs where people rest their arms, fleas do not breed in these areas. You would want to spray around the foot of the furniture, and underneath couch cushions. You should have children and pets in another room while you are treating. After treatment, allow 30 minutes to dry and then it is perfectly safe for children and pets to re-enter the room. Vacuum immediately before the treatment and every other day for the next 14 days. A second treatment may be needed after 14 days for heavy infestations.
August 31, 2013
Chrisitne from Centerville, Sd asked:
QDoes Ultracide contain an IGR and Adultticide?
Our vet recommends Adams Plus Fogger, I would rather not use a Fogger in our home. I need to know if Ultracide is a single product that I can use or do I need to combine the Ultracide with another product?
A Yes, the Ultracide as well as all other flea aerosols we carry like this product have both the IGR and adulticide for full flea control with just one product. You can watch our How To Get Rid of Fleas Indoors video (21st video down from the top) for full application instructions and tips.


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The Great Debate UK
Sheikh takes profit in Barclays
– Margaret Doyle is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are her own –
The legendary financier, JP Morgan, was said to have made his money by "selling too soon". Some say that is exactly what Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan of Abu Dhabi has done by selling a chunk of his stake in Barclays. Other sovereign wealth funds must wish they had the same dilemma.
The Sheikh's sale of the convertible notes that he bought as recently as November as part of a "strategic" partnership — for a 1.5 billion pound profit — has taken Barclays by surprise.
However, this sort of thing is not uncommon right now. Just look at the way Western banks are selling their stakes in Chinese financial institutions.
The Sheikh has endured a roller-coaster ride. Barclays shares plunged by almost 80 percent in the three months after he, and neighbouring Qatar, agreed to invest.
That made them look as foolish as other sovereign wealth funds that had rescued western banks and lost their shirts in the process. Given the sharp bounce in the shares since then, it is no wonder that the Sheikh has taken his profit with a sigh of relief.
The Sheikh also plans to sell down bonds with a coupon of 14 percent, but to hold on to warrants (exercisable at 198 pence versus today's 275 pence) over around 6 percent of Barclays fully-diluted share capital.
The Qataris, who invested 2.3 billion pounds alongside the Sheikh, Singapore's state investor Temasek, which bought in at much higher levels, and other foreign investors must be considering whether to take profits (or cut their losses) too.
Temasek is heavily skewed to banks, something that Chip Goodyear, the new chief executive, may want to address. Barclays is in a stronger position than RBS and Lloyds, which both survive thanks to extensive state support: it is still profitable, it will pay a dividend this year and its capital markets arm is doing brisk business in volatile markets.
Moreover, there is some technical support for the bank's share price because the conversion from notes to shares at month-end will increase the bank's weighting in the FTSE 100 index from 2.0 percent to 2.6 percent.
However, the capital markets boom is unlikely to last. Much of Barclays' strength is already priced in to the shares, which are trading above book value. Moreover, the revelation of the details of Britain's stress tests last week showed that the assumptions used were not that pessimistic.
The true cost of the recession has not yet hit the bank. Even if the shares rise further, there are less stressful ways for the Sheikh to make money — especially if he wants to sleep at night.
Barclays shouldn't vendor-finance iShares
– Margaret Doyle is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are her own –
Barclays' hasty deal to sell iShares in April served its purpose. The $4.4 billion price-tag boosted the bank's capital, thereby allowing it to dodge the government's insurance scheme. Barclays should now seek better terms on the deal.
RBS and Barclays: not monolithic on monolines
– Margaret Doyle is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are her own –
Barclays thinks the insurance it has against its "impaired assets" is worth twice as much as RBS seems to believe. It's hard to see how both could be right.
On May 7, Barclays said that it expects to get 76 percent of any claim made against its "monoline" insurers. The following day, RBS said fat chance — we think it's 35 percent. They may not have the same insurers, but they are also coming from the problem from different angles.
Unlike Barclays, RBS is already attached to the government teat. Because RBS has taken a huge capital injection from the state, chief executive Stephen Hester had much less to lose than his counterpart at Barclays John Varley in admitting that things are looking grim.
For Barclays, it makes more sense to take losses only as fast as you earn enough to cover them.
Moreover, RBS has also already agreed to join the government insurance scheme. RBS said that around 75 or 85 percent of the 4.9 billion pound headline hit in the first quarter was to assets that will end up in the government's Asset Protection Scheme (APS). RBS has to take 19.5 billion in losses before it calls on the government purse. These numbers show that it has already chalked up around 4 billion of that first loss.
Moreover, that huge figure excludes 755 million pounds of trading asset write-downs. That means the bank's total losses for the quarter were 5.6 billion pounds.
RBS's 51-page report also reveals the details of another banking farce. It has 31 billion pounds-worth of bonds outstanding. The market is sceptical about RBS's ability to repay this, and has marked the bonds down accordingly. In this quarter alone, that market write-down equates to more than 1 billion pounds. RBS has taken this as a "profit".
Hester himself rightly flags up that there are more headwinds to come. There will be further losses as the recession deepens.
Net interest margins are likely to remain compressed. While the banks may get away with what they term asset pricing (higher interest charges on our loans), it will be a while — if ever — before their funding costs return to pre-crunch levels.
Longer term, regulators will demand that banks set aside more capital against the loans that they make, thus depressing equity returns.
Hester may think there is mileage in being frank. But he should be careful. After all, RBS has not agreed final terms on the APS with the government. Having seen these numbers, it may decide that RBS should be forced to pay harsher terms.
Credit Suisse shows Swiss banking lives
– Margaret Doyle is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are her own –
LONDON, April 23 (Reuters) – Swiss banking is not dead after all. Just a week after UBS admitted that it would lose 2 billion Swiss francs ($1.71 billion) in the first quarter, its smaller rival Credit Suisse unveils a profit of the same magnitude.
UBS's entanglements with the Feds suggested Swiss banks, with their confidentiality, fancy products and high fees, were done for. But CS has shown that there is life in the old dog yet.
Some of the outperformance was illusory, as so often the case with investment banks. CS took a 365 million franc gain thanks to the further deterioration in value of its own debt. And there was a further benefit of an estimated 1.3 billion francs thanks to the "market rebound".
However, the underlying performance was still much better than anyone had expected. CS has won share across many businesses thanks to the forced exit of much of the competition.
In the core private banking division, CS enjoyed a net inflow of 11.4 billion francs. Wealthy Americans seem to recognise that an Obama administration will not turn a blind eye to tax evasion or even avoidance: the U.S. is not high on the source list of funds. UBS clients withdrew 23 billion francs over the same period, so there has been a net loss to the Swiss system, even if not as severe as feared a week ago.
It appears that the rich around the world still value the "geographical diversification" (perhaps political too) and confidentiality that Swiss banks try to offer. Indeed, CS is on a hiring spree in Asia at a time when HSBC, Citigroup, Societe Generale and Barclays have all been shedding private bankers.
Like Goldman Sachs, CS also benefited from more trading and a bigger market share across a range of investment banking markets. CS shone in interest rates, American residential mortgage-backed securities and investment-grade underwriting, among others.
This result looks even more impressive when you consider that it comes at a time when CS has shrunk its balance sheet and also cut the amount of risk it is taking. Quarterly revenues more than tripled against the same period in 2008. However, investors should not read too much into this result. Trading volumes arising from the "market rebound" will surely tumble as some semblance of normality returns.
Moreover, there are signs that the world's wealthy have learned some hard lessons from the crisis. Customers of investment banks everywhere now know that they were sold complex products simply to generate high fees for the banks.
CS revealed that clients had shifted out of securities into cash. Moreover, within their securities portfolios, its rich customers had reduced their holdings of "managed investment products". Their holdings of structured derivatives products are languishing at half their peak levels and are unlikely to rise.
All of this translates into lower recurring commissions and fees. CS has responded with "more transparent, liquid and efficient solutions" — probably code for higher management fees. Making these stick if the products and pricing really are transparent may however be as tough a sell as a CDO these days.
Look to deal numbers for M&A green shoots
LONDON, April 23 (Reuters) – Volumes may be down, but there are green shoots appearing in the M&A market after the frozen winter of financial distress.
This doesn't mean a return to the boom years of a few years ago. It could take years for deal values to reach the dizzy heights of the second quarter of 2007, given falls in asset prices. But the number of deals is recovering fast. This fell off a cliff in Q1 of 2009 and at just over 8,000 deals was the lowest global tally since Q3 2004.
The week starting March 29 was the busiest of the year in terms of deals announced, with 821 transactions, and the 5th busiest since Sept. 2008, according to Thomson Reuters data.
There are still some complications (the disappearance of loan-funding, equity market volatility to name just two), but investors seem to be back on the hunt for bargains.
M&A deals may tend to be pretty hit and miss (indeed the failure rate is high) but historically the best returns from deals have been achieved on those struck during economic downturns, when activity is low.
True, M&A has been fuelled so far this year by a spate of large deals in the pharmaceuticals sector, an area that has been least affected by the crunch, with healthcare accounting for 27 percent of the total of $472 billion of announced deals during Q1. Pfizer's <PFE.N> $68 billion acquisition of Wyeth <WYE.N> and Merck's <MRK.N> $41 billion takeover of Schering-Plough <SGP.N> were the blockbusters.
But this was only just ahead of the distressed financials sector at 25 percent. And it is this area of activity which will grab a significant share of deals (by volume if not by value) as banks, insurers and fund management companies rejig their portfolios and vulture investors pick off the walking wounded.
The restructurings resulting from the meltdown in financial services are just getting underway. Look at the businesses UBS <UBSN.VX> is selling, Barclays' <BARC.L> disposal of iShares, or indeed the auctions of Citigroup <C.N> and Royal Bank of Scotland <RBS.L> units in Asia.
Banking groups are under pressure to offload non-core businesses to strengthen weakened balance sheets and therefore are less sensitive to value. Add the assets which governments will have to repackage or offload once they have feel confident they have stabilised the sector and the deal pipeline starts to look positively healthy.
No wonder some investment bankers — especially those in boutiques and which thus have no conflicts with mainstream financial businesses — are rubbing their hands.
The main constraint on buyers (other than those lucky or sensible enough to still be sitting on cash) is obtaining financing. It is possible for companies to raise money for deals that seem to investors to make strategic sense. Roche <ROG.VX> of Switzerland, for instance, tapped the bond markets for a whopping $39 billion to fund its Genentech buy-out.
But stock market investors aren't flush with cash and are wary of giving companies a free hand. UK's Pearson <PSON.L> recently had to pull a small share issue that was designed to give it a cash pile from which to make opportunistic acquisitions. Meanwhile, it is still difficult to obtain loan finance from banks, and the bond markets are only really available to larger companies.
Even so, with debt-strapped companies being forced to sell off assets to meet covenants and prices relatively low, there should be plenty of action this year.
– At the time of publication Alexander Smith did not own any direct investments in securities mentioned in this article. He may be an owner indirectly as an investor in a fund.
(Edited by David Evans)
Barclays' conjuring trick
– Margaret Doyle is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are her own –
Abracadabra! Yet again, Barclays has pulled another rabbit out of its hat. With just days to go before the end-March deadline for the bank to apply for a government guarantee of its dodgier loans, it may again wriggle out of state control.
from The Great Debate:
Nationalization: Terrible but inevitable
-- James Saft is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own --
Nationalization of weak banks in Britain and the United States may be preferable to current plans for insurance and soft "bad banks" schemes which risk being swamped by future losses as assets, especially real estate, continue to crater.
An insurance program, getting banks to identify their riskiest assets to the government which will insure them for a fee, is one of the main planks of a UK plan to bail out banks unveiled this week.

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WASHINGTON – Nine years ago, Ken Greene was the children's librarian in an archetypal small town in the Hudson Valley.
He still lives in the vicinity of Accord, N.Y., but in recent years Greene's life has taken twists and turns that even this onetime acrobat could not have imagined. His day job these days is as a farmer of heirloom vegetable and flower seed but along the way, and almost by accident, he has become a patron of modern American botanical art. So far, he has commissioned more than 80 artists to create paintings to illustrate his seed packets.
More than 20 are on view in a show called Art of the Heirloom, through June 30 at the Corcoran Community Gallery at the Town Hall Education Arts Recreation Campus in Washington.
The tradition of picturing plump tomatoes, glowing sunflowers or mouth-watering sweet corn has a long history in American farming and home gardening, but Greene has brought a unique contemporary twist to the genre.
Botanical illustration was the last thing I was looking for, said Greene, whose enterprise is called Hudson Valley Seed Library.
The resulting seed envelopes – art packs – are whimsical, surreal, unexpected, poignant and, taken together, a delightful survey of the rich diversity of contemporary art.
For a packet of beet seeds, the artist Bill Rybak presents the lowly root vegetable as a series of Faberge eggs, floating against a moody purple background.
For the Upstate Oxheart Tomato, David Gordon has painted a plucky bull in heroic pose, with a stout tomato heart.
Jane Bloodgood-Abrams' painting of Early Summer Crookneck Squash shows the summer squash before a landscape redolent of the Hudson River School. The squash looks like a swan rising from its nest to survey the distant idyll of river and mountain range.
Each painting attaches to some sort of narrative, one of the most touching is Will Sweeney's picture of a Soviet cosmonaut, Vladislav Volkov, one of three astronauts killed in the 1971 Soyuz 11 accident. Space engineer Mikhailovich Maslov, also an avid gardener, named the tomato variety in his Russian garden in Volkov's honor.
Greene's commissions are amazing, artist Nicole Bourgea said. You're purchasing a little piece of artwork and in a way that interacts between a crop and the community, she said.
Heirloom seeds are distinguished from modern hybrids by replicating themselves faithfully. Thus, if you save the seeds of an heirloom tomato or melon (or a radish or lettuce left to seed) one year, you can grow it the next. No one owns the seed, so it can be passed freely among gardeners.
When Greene, 40, was still working at the library, he started a seed-saving exchange that attracted about 60 gardeners and growers who would trade seeds.
At the time, he started collecting early 20th-century seed catalogs from New York state. I was thinking about that in terms of research. What I didn't expect was how beautiful the catalogs were, he said. It's a completely different feeling going through catalogs of images created by artists. The catalogs with photographs felt very sterile to me.
And so when he left the library to become a seed farmer, he saw art as a way to convey the story of the seeds, but make it contemporary.
Greene commissions around 20 new art pack covers a year, from almost 300 submissions vetted by him and creative partner Michael Asbill, an artist and neighbor who furnished one of the art pack images (Speckled Trout Lettuce).
The idea of a guy being a seed farmer, seed merchant and art patron may seem unlikely, but Greene feels that the enterprise neatly ties together the strands of his life.
I love plants, I love art, I love education and I love thinking I'm making a difference, he said. So it's kind of everything I'm passionate about wrapped up into one entity.


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Rosario came to us at De-Bug last week for assistance regarding her son who had an immigration detainer hold at San Mateo County's juvenile hall. We helped her create a "mitigation packet" — a package of letters, photos, and history that would be used to tell the fuller story of her son. He had already spent a good 7 months at camp, had an excellent report card, supportive probation officers, and a dedicated mom who kept every single certificate her son earned in school and at camp. In San Mateo County, Probation Chief John Keene stopped the practice of referring juveniles to ICE on a routine basis, except for 'rare and exceptional cases' — in which he would have the sole power of deciding whether or not to transfer a youth to ICE custody. This practice came after a four year campaign by the San Mateo County Coalition for Immigrants Rights, which De-Bug is a part of, to reverse this harsh policy. This mitigation packet was to be presented to the Chief to ask him not to enforce an ICE hold on Rosario's son.
Time Saved Photo Essay: Cesar Beats Wrongful Sentence and Deportation
Cesar's family came to De-Bug almost at their wit's end. Their son was nearing the end of his 9 year prison sentence and was facing imminent deportation. During the 9 years, his family had searched for a lawyer, only to be told it was too complicated. However, we helped find a fierce immigration lawyer and advocate in Helen Lawrence to complete our team. "Team Cesar" — his family, church, and community support — put together an almost 200 page mitigation packet of Cesar's life; helped find experts for his case; organized community support at hearings; conducted fundraisers for his legal defense. His entire community bonded together to help push for Cesar's release, which resulted in a habeas release granted in criminal court, re-sentencing, and a bond hearing in immigration court that freed Cesar from almost 10 years in custody (almost 9 years in prison, and over a year in immigration detention). Click here to hear his story and see the photo essay. Photography by Charisse Domingo
The "Storify" of Santa Clara County Preserving the Best Immigrant Detainer Policy in the Country
Media coverage, and our own media, chronicling the culmination of a year long campaign to beat back a challenge to our county's immigrant detainer policy. This win for public safety & immigrants rights is a result of efforts by the FIRE Coalition, the Public Defender's Office, and wisdom of the BOS. (Click here or image to go to Storify page that has videos, articles, infographics, tweets, and more from the win!)
In the Isolation of Immigration Court, A Son Finds His Mother
Immigration court in San Francisco has two branches — one for those in custody, and ones for those who have been released. For those in custody, they remain shackled, are dressed in ICE jail clothes of green and soft orange shoes, and cannot have any contact with family or friends who are there to support them. Even when their case is up for deliberation, they remain in chains.
Usually, the courtrooms for the detained are deserts. It is the detainee, sometimes with their attorney, against the prosecutor and the judge. But yesterday, for this young man's court, 16 people filled the courtroom. He had his fierce attorney by his side. And in the seats — family, clergy of various faiths, De-Bug, a San Mateo County District Attorney and a Private Defender who had helped see him through his case, sat to bear witness, to support, and to send a message that there is a community of people who want this young man home.
This is a picture of him and his mother holding each other for a brief moment, after nearly 8 months in ICE custody. This young man is now in his 30's, but in this moment of embrace, he is the loved child, holding his mother tight in a difficult time. – Photo and Submission Post by Charisse Domingo
Sentencing Project and First Focus Publication: "Children in Harm's Way"
"It was the policy of the San Mateo County juvenile probation department to report youth to immigration enforcement officials regardless of the nature of their juvenile offense and before youth had even seen a juvenile court judge or met with their defense attorneys. In Yareli's case, she had no idea that she was talking to an ICE official. She explained, "My probation officer asked me 'do you have papers?' I said no. I can't lie to them, so I said no. Then they told me to go talk to this person. He just started asking me questions, and at the end he said, 'By the way, I'm an ICE agent."
…The underlying purpose of the juvenile justice system is to rehabilitate youth and protect the community. In California, for example, the goals of the juvenile justice system include providing treatment that is in the minor's best interest, rehabilitating youth, and preserving and reuniting families. Reporting youth to ICE directly undercuts these goals because it renders youth vulnerable to physical and emotional harm, undermines their prospects for rehabilitation, weakens family ties, and violates the foundational principles of the juvenile justice system to help youth successfully transition into adulthood."
– Excerpt from "Two-Tiered System for Juveniles", co-written by Angie Junck (ILRC), Charisse Domingo (De-Bug), and Helen Beasley (CLSEPA)
The Sentencing Project and First Focus released a new publication this month called "Children In Harm's Way" that highlights the experiences of those caught in the crossroads of the criminal justice, immigration, and child welfare systems. One of the articles, "Two Tiered System for Juveniles" was co-authored by Charisse Domingo with Silicon Valley De-Bug's ACJP, along with Angie Junck from the Immigrant Legal Resource Center and Helen Beasley from Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto. This article highlights the practice of juvenile ICE holds in San Mateo County and the local coalition's efforts to stop it. It also features the story of an ACJP family who directly experienced the effects of this policy, and won her case through family, community and legal support. To read their article and the full report, click here….
Keeping Families Together — Using Photographs to Show Why Loved Ones Should Not Be Deported
This week, we at ACJP worked with a family and their attorney to put together an almost 100 page mitigation packet to help support their loved one's deportation proceedings and hopefully convince immigration officials to let their brother stay in the US. Their brother and his siblings were victims of a horrific crime, one that has traumatized him and his family for years.
One of the parts of the packet is a photo album of the family with their brother. Sifting through hundreds of photographs that their mother and sister very diligently kept, one photograph stood out. This is a photo of the Christmas tree that they put up every year, and one of the most special ornaments is a picture of their brother with the family. He has spent nearly 9 Christmases away from them, struggling to fight his case. They put the picture up as a loving message to him that he is with them, and hopefully soon enough –he will come home.
East Palo Alto City Council Passes Resolution Against Juvenile Detainer Requests
On Tuesday, October 2, 2012, the East Palo Alto City Council unanimously adopted a resolution to urge the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors and Probation Chief Stu Forrest from referring youth to federal immigration officials. San Mateo County continues to be one of the highest referring counties in California to ICE, even after the Department changed their policy in January 2012 after discovering they were referring youth under the jurisdiction of an outdated law. De-Bug's ACJP has been part of the San Mateo County Coalition for Immigrant Rights that continues to assert that all youth, regardless of their citizenship status, should be rehabilitated — and that the threat of deportation should not be in anyone's pocket as a potential for punishment. Our youngest ACJP member, a 14 year old from Redwood City, experienced 42 days in immigration detention before being reunified with his parents. He is still fighting his deportation case, but the lapse in services has impacted him tremendously — as now he has to also deal with the trauma of being separated 3,000 miles away from his family. We applaud the EPA City Council for standing with this young man and sending a message that an entire community has his back. — Submission Post by Charisse Domingo
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The Sasken team is very skilled and has brought high value to our mobile computer projects. The development and test support we have experienced has been tremendous. When faced with new challenges, the Sasken team did everything necessary to meet our expectations
Sasken leveraged its capabilities in multimedia to deliver a video analytics solution for leading American retailer Kroger. This solution was deployed in cameras within Kroger stores to complement in-store analytics, inventory management and so on.
Brett Bonner, Sr. Director of R&D
Sasken has been working with Kroger in the areas of licensing Multimedia IPs and delivering professional services towards integration of multimedia systems. Kroger is extremely happy with the expertise and the quality of implementation of Sasken's solutions . Sasken's ability to solve issues in a timely manner makes them a great partner to work with.
Sasken's expertise in the NFC area help quickly deliver an NFC solution for Motorola Mobility Inc. Sasken's scope of work included design, development, integration and testing of the NFC stack. This first of a kind project, a System Level Solution for NFC, was delivered on the Windows platform.
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As a team, Sasken has demonstrated great dedication to our engagement. Working with Sasken gives me the confidence that they will go the extra mile when required. The team leaders are encouraging of the team. It is evident via their good work that the entire team is positively engaged throughout the duration of our engagement
Inmarsat has successfully delivered full phone development of Inmarsat's IsatPhone 2 satellite mobile handset. Sasken was deeply involved with all aspects of development; including software, hardware, mechanical design, antenna design, system integration, testing, as well as manufacturing support.
Ronald Spithout, President, Inmarsat Enterprise
We are pleased with the capability and commitment demonstrated by Sasken in developing a high quality robust handheld for our satellite phone portfolio. Sasken has been a reliable partner to us for over a decade; supporting us in delivering products and services that exceed the expectations of our customers around the world.
National Instruments has partnered with Sasken to deliver enhancements and enable newer releases of one of their flagship products LabVIEW. Sasken leverages its prowess and deep competence in the test and measurement space in order to deliver to this customer's high standards.
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Sasken has been phenomenal in responding to our requirements. They are effective in being able to deliver great work despite challenging environments and dynamics, often going beyond their call of duty to keep things going. I would like to thank the team for its commitment and zeal
Sasken's deep expertise in the enablement of multimedia has helped the company partner with GE Ultrasound Korea, a Korean subsidiary of GE Healthcare to capture, record and convert radiology observation into a video that maybe used by a physician for future reference or by the patient for later day viewing. The solution enables medical authorities to refer to historic data as well as gives patients the ability to access their data. GE constantly endeavors to raise the bar in terms of features and functionality of its ultrasound equipment which have wide adoption globally.
Mr. CHOI YOUNG, CHUN CEO, GE Ultrasound Korea
Based on the needs that we have seen in the market, we saw the need for recording, capturing and archiving of the live ultrasound video feed. In Sasken we saw an organization with deep experience in multimedia. We have licensed their IP to enable the raw format output of the ultrasound machine to be encoded into a standard video format that can be played via any domestic video player. Sasken's expertise in multimedia has aided us in our endeavour to offer innovative solutions. It has been a pleasure working with Sasken, who have turned out to be a very committed and dependable partner through the entire project.
Tom Kelly, Director - Software Partner Network, TI
Our experience in working with Sasken has been excellent. The team is highly competent and professional, and the programs have been managed end-to-end in a timely manner. The end customers' needs and requirements have always shaped the engagements.
Hok Shuen Wong, Senior Director, InmarsatSasken's role in the design and development of the IsatPhone Pro has been core to the successful launch. Sasken's expertise and proven track record in communications technology makes them a fantastic partner.
Perry Melton, COO, Inmarsat
The Isatphone Pro was delivered on time, on budget with the high quality that is expected of an Inmarsat product. The successful IsatPhone Pro launch was achieved with Sasken's amazing contribution.
Ken Rabold, Windows Engineering Manager, Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments has employed the contract services of Sasken for several years now, and for good reason. The expertise, positive attitude, and willingness to go the extra mile for the team are a hallmark of all the Sasken contractors.
TI has employed many contractors from a variety of companies, but only the relationship with Sasken has stood the test of time. They are a team that I can rely on to get the job done no matter what the situation. It has been my pleasure to work with Sasken and I look forward to a long and productive working relationship in the years to come.
Michael Warlick, VP Engineering, Qualcomm
Sasken has established a strong competence in 3G device certification and testing, and we look forward to the benefits this lab will provide our customers.
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Amarillo College East Campus originally was part of the Texas State Technical Institute (TSTI) opening in 1970 with 254 students. In 1991, the state legislature recognized TSTI as in institution of higher education by changing the name from institute to college and the campus became known as Texas State Technical College (TSTC) Amarillo.
In May 1995, Amarillo Technical Center (ATC) was created when then Texas Governor George W. Bush signed the bill authorizing the transfer of TSTC to Amarillo College. The bill provided for a 20-year lease of the properties to AC, and the lease would be renewable every two years. At the time of transfer, summer enrollment showed 553 students. Course offerings then were both technical degree and certificate along with academic support classes.
Another name change came in November 2002 after two months of queries among the AC Executive Committee, ATC employees and students. It was unanimous to change the name to Amarillo College East Campus.
Technology classes offered at the East Campus include Auto Collision, Automotive, Aviation Maintenance, Diesel Mechanics, Electronics, Fire Protection, Industrial Maintenance, Instrument and Control, and Safety and Environmental. Other classes offered include academic support as well as Drafting, Fire Protection (Basic Firefighter), Interior Design, and Welding.


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IE8 Cannot display webpage -Random error help please
I reported on this problem some time ago in the Browser forum and i thought i had cured it by restarting my modem and the router but it seems the problem "creeps" back.
My set-up is a virgin media broadband connection to one of their modems, which then has a 20m CAT5E running outside the house to the Router (also supplied by VM).
My desktop PC is cat5'd to the router which are close together.
I've had this set-up for sometime now and never experience problems when my desktop was running XP and IE7. I also have a laptop running XP, IE7 and AVG free which uses the wireless connection and does not suffer any connection problems at all.
My desktop is now running Windows 7 32bit and IE8 with Kapersky Internet Security 2010. ( I have also tried AVG free before kapersky and also tried firefox).
When i remove power from the modem and router and re-start them, the problem seems to be fixed but then by the end of the week, i am experiancing the problem again on random websites, some work, some seem to time-out and give the error message.
If I click on the "Diagnose Connection Problems" Windows 7 goes through its motions but tells me the problem could not be identified. Then when I close the troubleshooter, IE8 seems to do a refresh and the page i wanted displays just fine.
I cant work out whats going on.
I have tried replacing the 2m cat5 between PC and router with no effect.
Any ideas please?
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64-bit Windows 8.1 Pro
Have you tried using a different browser, to see if the problem persists?
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|18 Oct 2010
You said which then has a 20m CAT5E running outside the house to the Router. How long is the run? Perhaps the length is causing the problem?
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|18 Oct 2010
From research on the net 20m is no problem for Cat5 cable so long as it is not run parallel to power lines or at least be sheilded by being in a conduit. I would have thought that if the 20m run is a problem, then the wirless output from the router would also suffer as well as any "hardwired" equipment coming off it such as my desktop.
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|19 Oct 2010
The easiest way to see if the CAT5 cable is the problem is to replace it, though it probably is not the problem since wireless off the router works okay as you said.
Still, if it were me, I'd replace it or at least run another cable inside the house to test with for awhile, see what happens.
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|16 Dec 2010
Windows 7 x64
i have this same problem
Im running 50mb virgin media
2m ethernet cable direct to the modem
The problem isnt the cables it is somthing to do with virgin and windows7 imo i just dont know what yet
Using firefox ect does not fix the problem either
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|16 Dec 2010
The cable length can't be the problem.
10BaseT as well as 100BaseTX allow for segment lenghts up to 100 m (328 ft.). Then you slap on a repeater and can go another 100m
Since the symptoms are identical, no matter what browser you use
it's more likely either the tcp-stack or the hardware.
I found something that might help you (freezes with Virgin mobile are more common than one should think)
perhaps it works for you, too
Go into tools then internet options then advanced tab at the far right then after all the dropdown options there is a large rectangular box with the words Restore advanced settings (it is just above the Reset button) click this then finally, the Reset button and select reset. This is exactly what the Engineer told me to do today and it has stopped my connection freezing and also, makes my speed much faster.
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|17 Dec 2010
Well Cupra,
In a way I'm glad someone else has the same problem. Does yours cure itself for a day or two if you restart the modem (ie disconnect power)?? I have subscribed to this post so I can see if anyone makes any progress.
Thanks for the advice, not sure what you mean by "Freezes". What were your symptoms?
For me, browsing the web works well 70 to 80% of the time on a weekly basis but then on another day it will seem to take ages to load some web pages, but not all, or it might time out with the "diagnose connection problems" being displayed. I then re-start the modem and router and it goes back to normal.
I don't like messing with such settings unless I know what it does or I know I can go back if it makes things worse. (mmm!!, Maybe system restore point before I try what you suggested)
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|17 Dec 2010
Freezes in this context seems to mean the connection itself becomes unresponsive.
As I wrote, I found that solution when I checked the virgin mobile broadband forum
A restore point can't hurt anything. All what that tip does is reset the Internet Explorer settings.
But on second thought...since a hard reset of the modem (pull the plug) rectifies the situation, there is a good chance that the modem itself is the culprit.
I had a similar situation a few weeks ago when the hard reset didn't work anymore . So after exhausting all of my options I called my cable provider and the techie came out, ultimately exchanging the cable modem.
Perhaps you should try that too...since you pay them, they should as well see to it that their end of the deal is working as expected
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|17 Dec 2010
Win7 & Win8 64bit
Hi byngo,
Do you have the latest router's firmware? You may find this out from the manufacturer's site.
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Don't wear your good shoes on this hike. This trail takes you across cattle range land. It also offers views of Daniels Canyon. From the Center Canyon trailhead, go through the livestock gates and take the left (north) fork. The rocky trail leads to a watering pond. Take the trail to the left and soon you will come across another pond. From here it is difficult to discern the true hiking trails from paths created by cattle. Follow trails northeast from the second pond and go over the ridge. You should be getting closer to U.S. Highway 40 as you approach Clegg Canyon.
Getting there: From Heber, go about 9 miles south on U.S. Highway 40 to the Center Canyon trail head. (There should be a road sign.)
Nate Carlisle/The Salt Lake Tribune


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LONDON — Coach Mike Woodson and Rasheed Wallace have played down suggestions that the Knicks forward may miss the rest of the season with a foot injury.
Wallace has not played since Dec. 15 because of a stress reaction in his left foot, and published reports late Wednesday suggested his season might be over.
But Woodson and Wallace dismissed the speculation as the Knicks took the court for a shootaround at the O2 Arena on Thursday before their game against the Detroit Pistons.
"He'll play eventually — but not tonight," Woodson said. The coach was then told of reports suggesting Wallace would miss the rest of the season. "That's news to me. That's not coming out of our camp."
When asked whether Wallace was on the verge of retiring from pro basketball, Woodson said: "Absolutely not. He's getting treatment and doing what's asked of him, so we're trying to get him back out on the floor." Read more…


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Government of India
Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Department of Commerce
Udyog Bhawan
Notification No. 108 (RE-2010)/2009-14
New Delhi, Dated 22nd March, 2012
Subject:- Exemption of Assam Comilla Cotton [ITC(HS) Code 5201 00 12] from
export restriction on cotton during the current cotton season upto 30.09.2012.
S.O. (E) In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 5 of the Foreign
Trade (Development & Regulation) Act, 1992 (No.22 of 1992) read with Para 2.1 of
the Foreign Trade Policy, 2009-14, the Central Government hereby makes the
following amendments with immediate effect in respect of Sl. No. 161 A {ITC(HS)
Export of 5,000 bales of Assam Comilla Cotton will be exempted from any
export restrictions during the current cotton season (up to 30.09.2012) subject
to registration with DGFT. Registration Certificate for such exports will be
valid for 30 days only.
(Anup K. Pujari)
Director General of Foreign Trade
e-mail: email@example.com
(Issued from F.No.01/91/180/1194/AM10/Export Cell)


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Reed goes low again, leads Humana Challenge
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Price takes Principal by four shots
Price, Armour share Principal Charity lead
Thomas Dickson "Tommy" Armour III (born October 8, 1959) is an American professional golfer.
Armour first joined the PGA Tour in 1981 at the age of 21. He is considered to be a great ball striker, and much of his success depends on how well he putts. He has two career PGA Tour victories, winning the 1990 Phoenix Open and the 2003 Valero Texas Open. He currently holds the scoring record for best overall score on 72 holes (254), which he set during his Valero Texas Open victory in 2003.
Armour is the grandson of three-time major champion Tommy Armour. He lost his Tour card in 2006 due to an injury; however, he had a good 2007 season in the few events he was able to play, finishing 110th on the PGA Tour money list, earning his card for 2008. He finished his year with a win at the non-PGA Tour sponsored Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational, winning $60,000. In 2008, he finished 62nd on the money list to retain his card for 2009 and was the first repeat champion at the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational.


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