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- Love's Labour's Lost (2000) Played by Timothy Spall (as Armado)
- Love's Labour's Lost (1985) (TV) Played by David Warner
... aka "The Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare: Love's Labour's Lost" - USA (video title)
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- Love's Labour's Lost (1975) TV episode, Played by Maurice Denham (as Don Adriano de Armando)
- Love's Labour's Lost (1965) (TV) Played by Christopher Benjamin (as Armando)
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Staying at Daisy'sby Jill Mansell
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Life is easy, it's men she'll never figure out...
When hotel manager Daisy MacLean meets cocky sports hero Dev Tyzack, it's a no brainer-stay away. He is arrogant and sarcastic-but also incredibly sexy.
Daisy tries her best to steer clear of him, yet soon comes to realize he is the one guest she can't bear to see leave.
Life is easy, it's men she'll never figure out...
When hotel manager Daisy MacLean meets cocky sports hero Dev Tyzack, it's a no brainer-stay away. He is arrogant and sarcastic-but also incredibly sexy.
Daisy tries her best to steer clear of him, yet soon comes to realize he is the one guest she can't bear to see leave.
Then she learns a devastating truth: most people are not who they seem to be, for better or worse...
From the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author-smart, sassy, savy women's fiction that never disappoints!
"Another jaunty read about life, love, and laughter." -Reading Evening Post
"Engaging, warm, and funny...an entertaining romp." -Liverpool Echo
"There's trouble at Daisy's hotel when she has to deal with a colourful set of wedding guests and her own troubled love life. Sure-fire bestseller from Queen of chicklit, Mansell." -Heat
"A lively, appealing, and sassy comedy of errors about second chances...Romantic storyteller Jill Mansell is in top form."-Nuneaton Evening Telegraph
Editorial Reviews
"Daisy and Dev are wonderful, charming, stubborn people and they are surrounded by a well-written cast of unique characters. 4 Stars" - RT Book Reviews
"Love and laughter prevail in this charming chick lit romp... this screwball romantic comedy piles on the humor and humanity for a clever, absorbing, and very enjoyable read. " - Publishers Weekly
"A fun, delightful read." - Pencil Pushers and Ink Splotches
" If you haven't read a Jill Mansell novel, then don't hesitate, you are guaranteed an entertaining, heart-warming story that makes you laugh, cry and leaves you feeling completely satisfied by the end." - Queen of Happy Endings
"The pages seemed to fly by. There is drama and romance, and the thing I like the most, reality.
" - Book Girl of Mur-Y-Castell
"Jill Mansell pulls a reader into the book immediately and keeps us wanting more. She delivers on every page." - The Romance Studio
"Mansell writes great characters, good romances and does not just make it fluffy." - Palmer's Picks for Reading
"If ever one wished for a character to be real, this was the instance. This book was not without it's heart-breaking moments, nor it's share of humor. Recommended!" - Author Kelly Moran's Blog
"Staying at Daisy's will have you laughing, crying and groaning out load... I can't wait to read more by Jill Mansell." - A Buckeye Girl Reads
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staying at daisy's
By Jill Mansell
Sourcebooks, Inc.Copyright © 2011 Jill Mansell
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In the absence of a gavel, Hector MacLean seized a heavy glass ashtray and rattled it against the mahogany-topped bar.
'Ladies and gentlemen, your attention please. Quiet at the back there, you Aussie riffraff. I feel the need to propose a toast. Over here, darling, over here.' Beckoning Daisy towards him, he slung an arm round her waist. 'And now would you all raise your glasses ... to my beautiful daughter.'
'To your beautiful daughter,' chorused everyone in the room, causing Daisy to roll her eyes.
Honestly, did he have to be quite so embarrassing?
'You missed a bit out,' she told him. 'What you actually meant to say was "To my beautiful, intelligent, and staggeringly hard-working daughter, without whom this hotel would crumble and go out of business within a week."'
'All that. Absolutely. Goes without saying.' Hector gestured expansively with his tumbler of Glenmorangie. 'Everyone here already knows that. Just as they know you're also stubborn, bossy, and incredibly lacking in modesty. But I'm still proud of you. Considering all you ever did at school was smoke and play truant, and your mother and I never thought you'd amount to anything, you've turned out pretty well. And now, for my next toast, I'd like you all to raise your glasses once more to dear old Dennis.'
'Dear old Dennis,' they all bellowed back at him, even those guests who hadn't the foggiest idea who Dennis was. That was the thing about Hector MacLean, his enthusiasm and joie de vivre was infectious.
As usual, Daisy marveled, and in no time at all, a quiet gathering for a few drinks had turned into an impromptu, rip-roaring party. It wouldn't be long now before her father called for his accordion and got the dancing underway. The fact that they were all supposed to be taking advantage of these few relatively peaceful days—the Christmas guests having departed and the New Year's Eve ones yet to arrive—was of no consequence to Hector. The fact that it was December the twenty-eighth was, as far as he was concerned, a good enough reason to celebrate. Why take it easy when you could be having fun?
Daisy, glad that her spritzer was nine-tenths soda water, eased herself onto a bar stool while her father greeted a couple of late arrivals as though they were his dearest friends.
'At last! How marvelous! Listen, we're in danger of having a bit of a knees-up—either of you two handy with a piano?'
One of the Australians materialized at Daisy's side as she was busily lining her empty stomach with cashews and roasted almonds. Not ideal but better than nothing.
'Your dad's a character. When this place was recommended to us, we thought Jeez, some old country house hotel full of la-di-da tweedy women and pompous old colonel types, no way. But our friends promised us it wasn't like that here, and they were right. This place is great.'
'You may change your mind,' said Daisy, 'when my father gets his bagpipes out.'
'You're kidding!' The Australian's face lit up. 'He actually plays the bagpipes?'
'No. He just thinks he can. If you know what's good for you,' Daisy whispered, 'you'll persuade him to stick with the accordion.'
He laughed, even though she hadn't been joking.
'And who's this other guy we just drank to, dear old Dennis? Is he someone else who works here?'
'Ah well. Dennis is our benefactor. Without him,' Daisy explained, 'we wouldn't have this hotel.'
'You mean he owns it?'
Behind the bar, Rocky casually flipped a tumbler into the air and caught it. No one was currently drinking cocktails but he did it anyway. Grinning at Daisy, he began to whistle a catchy tune.
'You probably know Dennis,' Daisy told the Australian. Tilting her head in Rocky's direction she added, 'If you recognize that song, you definitely know him.'
Standing next to the Australian, Tara Donovan joined in the whistling. The Australian frowned. 'It's that kid's thing, yeah? Dennis the Dashing Dachshund? I'm sorry, you've lost me.'
Unable to help themselves—they'd started so they'd finish—Rocky and Tara whistled and jiggled their way through to the end of the song.
'My father may not have been blessed with many brilliant ideas in his lifetime,' Daisy said fondly, 'but twenty-five years ago he had an excellent one. He came up with Dennis.'
'You're kidding! Are you serious? That's incredible!' The Australian slapped his knee in delight. 'I used to buy those books for my kids.'
Rocky was well away now, tap-dancing behind the bar and singing under his breath, 'My name is Dennis, the dashing dachshund,' because Dennis danced like Fred Astaire and Rocky liked to show off the fact that he had been to stage school.
Actually, Daisy amended, he just liked to show off. Then again, it was why she had hired him in the first place.
'Dad used to make up stories for me when I was small,' Daisy told the enthralled Australian, 'about this effeminate dachshund. But I didn't know what he looked like so Dad started drawing pictures of him. I took the pictures into school, told the stories to my friends, and the next thing we knew, all the mothers were asking where they could get hold of these Dennis books their kids kept pestering them for. So Dad sent his stories off to a publisher and they snapped them up. Then a TV company got involved and Dennis fever took off—soft toys, games, pajamas, the whole merchandising malarkey. All from one dear little idea. Dad sold the rights five years ago and bought this place,' Daisy concluded. 'So you see, we owe everything to Dennis.'
'I used to have a Dennis the Dachshund duvet cover,' Rocky put in cheerfully. 'And Dennis slippers with ears on them that waggled when you walked.'
'I had Dennis everything.' Daisy groaned and pulled a face. 'By the time I was nine it was embarrassing. All I cared about then was Madonna.'
One of the late arrivals was being persuaded to go and fetch his harmonica; he might not be able to play the piano but, Hector assured him, a mouth organ would do just as well.
'I love this place,' exclaimed the Australian. 'I must go and talk to your dad.'
'Are you all right?' Rocky leaned across the bar and lowered his voice as the man moved away. 'You look a bit ... knackered.'
'Me? I'm fine!' Daisy realized he'd caught her off guard for a moment. What was the difference between putting on a brave front and telling a great big bare-faced lie? 'Of course I'm fine, why wouldn't I be?'
Rocky shrugged, reached for the silver tongs, and lobbed a couple of ice cubes into a tumbler.
'Thought you might be missing Steven. When's he back?'
'New Year's Eve.' Scooping up another handful of nuts, Daisy gave him a bright smile. Rocky wasn't wild about Steven, she knew that, and he might even have an inkling about the events of the previous week, but there was no way in the world she was going to blurt out the whole story. She hadn't told a soul. Not Tara, not even her own father. For now, she just had to carry on as if nothing was wrong.
'Because if you're feeling a bit lonely, I know just the thing to cheer you up.' Rocky waggled a playful eyebrow as he said it, flashing her his naughtiest Robbie Williams smirk. 'I'm young, single, and available. Not to mention totally irresistible.'
Rocky was twenty-three, with a wicked smile and a peroxide crop. His favorite band was Oasis, which meant she could never fancy him in a million years.
'It's really kind of you to offer.' Solemnly, Daisy patted his hand. 'But you're five years younger than me. You think Liam Gallagher's a cool bloke.' She frowned, pretending to think for a moment. 'Oh yes, I knew there was something else. And I'm married.'
'You don't know what you're missing. I'm at my sexual peak.'
'I'm still married.' God help me.
Rocky said, 'Is that all that's stopping you? I'm sure we can sort something out.' Privately, he didn't think much of marriage if what Daisy and Steven shared was a shining example. Daisy might be pretending everything was great, but you only had to see the two of them together to guess there were problems. The chief one being the fact that Steven Standish was a prize prat.
'What are you two talking about?' Tara shimmied up to them in search of more wine. Drinking and partying was so much more fun than being a chambermaid, she couldn't imagine why she wasn't allowed to do it for a living. She'd make such a great It girl, if only she could have been christened Tinker Tonker-Parkinson. Fate was truly unfair.
'Sex,' Daisy announced with a wink. 'And the fact that poor old Rocky here isn't getting any.'
'I didn't say that. I didn't say I wasn't getting any,' protested Rocky, who wasn't. 'I just offered Daisy the opportunity of a lifetime and she's pretending not to be interested, going all prim on me, making out she doesn't want to upset her husband.'
'We've got a visitor.' Tara nudged Daisy, drawing her attention to the police car moving slowly up the drive. Turning back to Rocky she said, 'Opportunity of a lifetime? You? Oh dear, what a shame, now you'll have to be arrested. The big scary policeman's going to charge you with deception and fraud.'
'On the other hand,' Rocky jeered, 'they could be here to arrest you for thinking you're funny when you're not.'
This was typical of the way Rocky and Tara carried on.
'They can't have come to complain about Dad's bagpipes.' Daisy was indignant. 'He hasn't even got them out yet.'
The panda car drew to a halt at the top of the drive. Through the French windows they watched Barry Foster, their local policeman, haul himself out and mutter a few words into his walkie-talkie. As he slammed the driver's door shut and moved towards the entrance to the hotel, Daisy slid off her high stool. 'I just hope he hasn't come to arrest any of our guests.'
'Unless it's that one.' Tara grimaced in the direction of the Dubliner who only thought he could play the mouth organ. 'Oh well, obviously,' said Daisy with a grin. 'He's welcome to take Mr Harmonica.'
* * *
In Daisy's office, Barry Foster pulled out a handkerchief and surreptitiously wiped his perspiring palms. Being the bearer of bad news was the thing he hated most about his job.
The green and gold wallpapered walls of the office appeared to be moving in and out. Daisy blinked slowly in an effort to get them to stay still.
'Look, it must be some kind of mistake.' She paused, licking dry lips. 'Steven isn't even in Bristol. He's up in Glasgow, visiting his grandfather. He's not due back until New Year's Eve.'
Barry gave her a sympathetic look. He knew and liked Daisy. Knew Steven too.
'I'm sorry, love. It was Steven's car. His driver's license was in his wallet ... would you like a glass of water?'
'No thanks.' Daisy shook her head, aware of her heart pounding in her chest. The accident had happened on Siston Common, according to Barry. Less than ten miles away. Steven's BMW had skidded on a patch of ice and smashed into a wall. But Barry was still looking uncomfortable, as if there was something else he hadn't quite plucked up the courage to tell her yet.
Unless ...
'Oh God.' Daisy swallowed hard. 'Is he dead?'
'No, no,' Barry said hurriedly. 'No, love, he's not dead. It's serious, like I said. Condition critical. But he's still alive, I promise you that.'
Critical. With a head injury. Deeply unconscious.
'So why are you ...?' Nodding at his hands, Daisy mimicked the agitated handkerchief-crushing movements. None of this made sense; Steven had phoned her last night from Glasgow and moaned about the weather up there. He had talked about buying tickets to see Glasgow Rangers play at home tomorrow. He was arranging for a plumber to come to his grandfather's house to fix the broken thermostat on the boiler.
And no, he hadn't told his grandfather about the other thing. Poor old fellow, he was eighty-three, didn't he already have enough to cope with?
'Daisy, I'm really sorry. Steven wasn't alone in the car when it crashed.'
'What?' For a split second she thought he meant Steven had had his grandfather with him.
But no, of course he hadn't meant that. The reason for the hand-wringing abruptly became clear, zooming into focus like a Nikon.
'Go on,' Daisy prompted. It was like the end of a crime thriller, suddenly realizing who the murderer was.
'He ... um ... had a girl with him.' Barry clearly wasn't happy; in fact, he was the one who looked as if he could do with a stiff drink.
Daisy frowned. 'You mean a girlfriend-type girl?'
'Ah, well ... looks that way, yes.'
'And is she unconscious too?'
'No. No, love. She was lucky. Escaped with minor injuries.'
Is this really happening? To me?
Daisy discovered she'd been twirling a long strand of hair round her index finger so tightly the end of her finger had gone blue. Beyond the closed office door she heard a burst of laughter drifting through from the bar and the sound of an accordion being revved up.
She really should tell Hector what was going on, but it was all so complicated. How could she explain something like this when she was still so confused herself?
'They're having a party.' Daisy gestured—fairly unnecessarily—in the direction of the bar. 'I don't want to spoil it for everyone else. My car's parked behind the hotel.'
'You don't want to drive, love.' Barry's chins wobbled as he shook his head. 'I can take you to the hospital.'
'No need. I'm OK.' Daisy wondered if she should be crying. The walls of the office had stopped going in and out, which was something to be grateful for. Somewhat shakily, she stood up. 'I'll be fine.'CHAPTER 2
Fifteen minutes down the motorway was all it took to reach Frenchay Hospital on the outskirts of Bristol. For the first time in years Daisy drove without music blasting from the stereo to sing along to. Nor, when she parked the car in the tree-lined avenue next to the wards, did she reach automatically into her bag to redo her lipstick in the rearview mirror.
It was three forty-five. The sky was darkening from ash-grey to charcoal and lights were flickering on in the various buildings that made up the hospital. Daisy followed a sign pointing the way to the intensive care unit. Staff and visitors were walking around as if nothing had happened. A small girl let out a shriek of outrage as she dropped her bag of candy on the path outside the hospital shop.
How could Steven have been seeing someone else?
The doctor was incredibly kind. He explained the functions of the various types of machinery that surrounded Steven's bed. This was the ventilator, which was taking care of his breathing. This smaller one was the EKG machine, monitoring his heartbeat. That clip on his finger was a pulse oximeter, the intravenous line enabled them to administer the various medications he needed, and the drip was supplying him with fluids.
The intensive care unit was ultra-bright. Everything was white apart from the staff uniforms, which were pale blue. Feeling ludicrously out of place in her red velvet shirt, black leather skirt, and black patent high heels, Daisy tried hard to concentrate on what the doctor was telling her. She felt it was vital to understand everything he said, as if this were an A level she absolutely mustn't fail.
Except it appeared to be an A level in a language she'd never learned. She was able to hear the words but they were making no sense. Apart from the bit about Steven's condition being critical.
The doctor's beeper went off.
'Here, why don't you sit down.' Pulling a molded plastic chair up to the bed, the doctor steered her towards it. 'Hold his hand. Talk to him. You can stay as long as you like. I'll be back later, OK?'
He shot off to deal with the next crisis, leaving Daisy alone with Steven. Well, not really alone. Fifteen feet away, a couple of nurses were keeping a discreet eye on her.
She sat down on the unforgiving plastic chair and held Steven's hand, as instructed.
He was looking ridiculously healthy. A narrow white sheet covered his groin, otherwise he was naked. Tanned and muscular and obviously a fit chap, proud of his physique and deservedly so. All those hours in the gym had paid off. This was the body of a man in peak condition. He didn't look injured at all.
Daisy blinked, pulled herself together. What was it she was meant to be doing now? Oh yes, talking to him.
But what was she supposed to say? Not 'You lying cheating fucking bastard,' that was for sure. Oh no, that definitely wasn't the kind of thing the doctor would have had in mind.
After twenty minutes Daisy rose to leave.
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UK bestselling author Jill Mansell has written twenty-two funny, poignant, romantic, women's novels, and sold over 4 million books. Her smart, sassy style has irresistible appeal for women of all ages. A full-time writer, Ms. Mansell lives with her partner and their children in Bristol, England.
With over 9 million copies sold, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Jill Mansell writes irresistible and funny romantic tales for women in the tradition of Marian Keyes and Sophie Kinsella. She worked for many years at the Burden Neurological Hospital, Bristol, and now writes full time. She lives with her partner and their children in Bristol, England.
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Daisy, after a failed marriage, finds herself back at home. Home, in this case, is her father's hotel, and Daisy is managing it. Managing a hotel is easy; managing relationships are not. She thought her marriage to Steven was a dream come true, but his infidelity put an end to their love. Before they divorced, Steven was killed in a car accident. Now Daisy isn't sure she can trust any man, although there are several around. Dev is a famous national sports star, and he seems interested, or is he? Josh is a former boyfriend who has popped back up and into her life. As tough as love is for Daisy, she is not alone. There is Barney, who comes to the hotel to thank Daisy for donating her husband's kidney to him and finds exactly what he has been looking for his whole life. The problem is that what he has found is the woman who was involved with Steven. Then there is Tara, Daisy's best friend, who can't seem to catch a break with men, and always gets taken for granted. Even Daisy's father has a mystery love affair that may or may not work out. Reading a Jill Mansell book is like settling on the back porch with a glass of ice tea, while the flowers bloom and the wind whispers. Her characters are recognizable, and written with charm and wit. Humor and a refusal to let life defeat them is a mainstay, and this is a wonderful change from the tragic books that abound in the marketplace. Readers will laugh out loud, and cheer for the characters who manage to resolve their life issues. This book is recommended for readers ready for a light-hearted book that carries a powerful message.
This book was a joy. I love Ms Mansell's work anyway. The stories are always so loving and joyous. This one was especially fun to read. The supporting characters were a scream. Watching Daisy's father was a scream. Daisy is a strong woman who didn't have much faith in men and love, she rose above it and watching her character develop was fun. Great book!
Great quirky love story with lots of laughs. Great fun read. Looking forward to reading other books by her!
STAYING AT DAISY'S by Jill Mansell is an interesting chicklit/contemporary romance set in present day.This is an reprint from 2002. This is a sweet romantic comedy which has hilarious characters and is fast paced.Although,some parts are a little slow.The charactrs are charming, interesting and will easily capture your heart. This story has several characters staying at a hotel.The story is written from each character's perspective.While the story has a lot going on,it also has a heartwarming plot,wonderful characters and witty banter.A great read for all chit lit readers,romantic comedy readers and cotemporary romance readers.This book was received for the purpose of review from the publisher and details can be found at Sourcebooks Landmark,an imprint of Sourcebooks and My Book Addiction and More
In her latest novel, Staying at Daisy's, Jill Mansell delivers another hilarious and fast-paced romantic comedy. Her combination of endearing and sympathetic lead characters placed in humorous situations wins out again. This time round, Mansell takes on marital infidelity from the point of view of Daisy MacLean, an unsuspecting wife who invariably receives an unwelcome shock. And from the point of view of Tara who is faced with an ex-boyfriend who professes undying love hours before his wedding. Mansell throws into the mix an old boyfriend from university, a gorgeous sports hero, a popular children's author, and other fun and memorable characters. Fans of British chicklit are sure to find Staying at Daisy's a delightful and engrossing read! ISBN-10: 1402243847 - Paperback Publisher: Sourcebooks Landmark; Reprint edition (March 1, 2011), 512 pages. Review copy provided by the publisher.
Not mt fav Did enjoy the British slang
The book was okay. It dragged alot....or maybe I was ready for it to be over. It was a cute read though.
This is my first book by Jill Mansell, and I have to say that her cast of fun and quirky characters remind me a lot of my favorite books by Maeve Binchy and Marian Keyes, and not just because they're all from the same side of the Atlantic. Daisy and Dev, Tara and Josh, Hector and Maggie, and Barney and Mel all felt like close and personal friends by the time I finished this novel. Their ups and downs had me completely enthralled. As they did embarrassing things, I cringed. (And then I usually laughed-loudly, to be honest. It's always funnier when it's not happening to you, of course.) I groaned in frustration at Daisy's complete and utter delusion.and my hands were itching to shake her by the shoulders the whole time. I will definitely be looking forward to reading more by this author.
British, funny, great characters, well written..... you will enjoy every Jill Mansell book. Along the lines of Janet Evanovich but more subtle. Great characters, charming story.
This was the first time I read this author and loved this book, could not put it down. Writing was very refreshing and fun. I have already purchased another one of her books.
Fun and charming voice, quirky characters. I would have liked more interaction between Daisy and the hero. Especially after their inauspicious meeting, I'm not sure how the attraction developed from there, but it's a fun read.


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An Amateur Radio Survival Guide for Linux Users
When most people think about Amateur Radio, they picture a geek sitting by a big radio under an even bigger antenna clicking out letters and words in Morse code. If you still have this stereotype stuck in your head, perhaps the following discussion will clear things up. Although the HF bands are used for long-distance communications on low frequencies using large antennas, VHF is more about local communication using higher frequencies and smaller antennas. VHF and UHF are the bands used by everyone from taxi drivers to police radios for reliable local communication. Licensed amateur operators are allowed many more privileges on these bands, however, including the use of much higher power and automated stations, such as beacons, message-forwarding systems and data networks.
Wireless networking is a hot topic right now, especially when it involves the use of large transmitters to blanket a wide area with network service. Did you know that Amateur Radio operators have been doing this since the mid-1980s? Albeit at a much slower speed, amateur packet networks have been in place for a long time, providing very wide-area access to various types of networks, including the Internet.
Historically, amateur packet networks have operated using a protocol suite called AX.25, which provides both Layer 2 and Layer 3 functionality. More common today, however, is the use of AX.25 at Layer 2 with IP at Layer 3. Linux has had AX.25 (and obviously IP) support integrated into the kernel for quite a long time. With this support, a $150 radio and a $75 TNC (terminal node controller) interface, you can link your Linux box to a packet network using IP at about 1,200 baud. It's definitely slower than even the slowest Wi-Fi links on a bad day, but you can enjoy this link for tens of miles with only modest equipment and longer with a little effort. You won't want to do any serious Web surfing over this link, but it's actually not too bad for a Telnet or POP3 session. With a little more expensive hardware, you can move up to 9,600 or 19,200 baud, which is similar to the speed offered by many modern satellite phones.
Most distributions include AX.25 support in the kernel and require installation of only the userspace tools package(s) to get started. Extensive configuration is beyond the scope of this article, but the following steps are enough to get an IP link on the air.
First, configure the AX.25 port by putting something like the following in /etc/ax25/axports:
radio KK7DS 9600 255 2 MyRadio
Next, attach your serial TNC to the AX.25 interface and give it an IP address:
# kissattach /dev/ttyS0 radio 126.96.36.199
Configure the TNC parameters for transmit delay and so forth:
# kissparms -p radio -t 100 -s 100 -r 25
At this point, if the other end is set up similarly, you should be able to ping, Telnet or do whatever else you want over your IP-over-AX.25 interface. To bring the interface down, simply killall kissattach to disconnect.
One of the privileges we are not granted is encryption over the air. The reasons for this are well documented in Part 97 of the Federal Communications Commission's rules, so I won't go into them here. However, you might wonder how you can run any sort of a secure system without the use of modern encryption. Obviously, care must be taken, and privacy never can be achieved. However, clever use of a one-time-password scheme can provide some protection against casual password sniffing. I have effectively utilized the One Time Passwords in Everything (OPIE) tools by configuring the system to use pam_opie instead of pam_unix for authentication.
Most of the technologies I have discussed so far originated in the previous century and, thus, are quite old. One newcomer to the scene is the D-STAR system. Describing both a new on-air mode as well as a system for interconnecting nodes over the Internet, D-STAR has brought some 21st-century functionality to the hobby.
The ever-growing D-STAR network consists of repeater systems that provide RF access for radios in a local area, and which are connected to each other via the Internet. Much like early cell-phone systems, calls can be routed between users on the system without needing to know which "cell" the other is in at any given moment. With the exception of the infrastructure (which runs exclusively on Linux, by the way), D-STAR is mostly a voice mode, so it doesn't present much of a problem for Linux users.
There are, however, three things that D-STAR provides that may prompt you to want to plug your Linux computer in to your radio. The first is slow-speed data transmission, which involves transmitting data alongside the voice traffic at slow speeds. This can be useful for position reporting (all D-STAR radios can be plugged in to a GPS directly) as well as transferring small files. For this, the D-RATS software (see Resources) can be used and is natively supported on Linux.
In addition to slow-speed data transfers, D-STAR has a high-speed transport that doesn't waste any space with voice traffic and provides 128kbps of throughput over coverage areas of tens of miles. Luckily, this system behaves just like an Ethernet bridge, which means Linux is an equal-opportunity player here as well.
Finally, the D-STAR network can be accessed without a radio at all, using a piece of hardware called a DVDongle. This dongle encapsulates the voice encoder used in D-STAR radios and, when coupled with software on a desktop computer, allows you to connect to the Internet-linked infrastructure and communicate by voice with radio users in another area. This is a marriage of VoIP-like functionality with radio that has become very popular among D-STAR enthusiasts. The good news is the software for this also runs natively on Linux!
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- , Ravi A. DesaiAffiliated withDepartment of Bioengineering, University of Pennsylvania
- , Sami Alom RuizAffiliated withDepartment of Bioengineering, University of PennsylvaniaDepartment of Biomedical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University
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In the pursuit to understand the interaction between cells and their underlying substrates, the life sciences are beginning to incorporate micro- and nanotechnology-based tools to probe and measure cells. The development of these tools portends endless possibilities for new insights into the fundamental relationships between cells and their surrounding microenvironment that underlie the physiology of human tissue. Here, we review techniques and tools that have been used to study how a cell responds to the physical factors in its environment. We also discuss unanswered questions that could be addressed by these approaches to better elucidate the molecular processes and mechanical forces that dominate the interactions between cells and their physical scaffolds.
KeywordsCell mechanics Cell shape Extracellular Matrix Focal Adhesions Integrins Mechanotransduction Micropatterning Nanotopology Self-Assembled Monolayers (SAMs) Traction Forces
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- Nanotechnology for Cell–Substrate Interactions
- Journal
Annals of Biomedical Engineering
Volume 34, Issue 1 , pp 59-74
- Cover Date
- 2006-01
- 10.1007/s10439-005-9006-3
- Print ISSN
- 0090-6964
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- Springer US
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- Cell mechanics
- Cell shape
- Extracellular Matrix
- Focal Adhesions
- Integrins
- Mechanotransduction
- Micropatterning
- Nanotopology
- Self-Assembled Monolayers (SAMs)
- Traction Forces
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- Nathan J. Sniadecki (1)
- Ravi A. Desai (1)
- Sami Alom Ruiz (1) (2)
- Christopher S. Chen (1)
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- 2. Department of Biomedical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, 21205, USA


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