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A family holiday in the Venice Lido
November 12, 2016 by Heather Cowper
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Among all the available destinations in Italy, Venice is the queen of holidays in Northern Italy. Everybody knows Venice: the intricate and fascinating maze of streets and canals, the beautiful Grand Canal, the ancient palaces… But who knows about Venice Lido?
The Venice Lido (Lido di Venezia) is the beach of Venice: a 7-mile long island in the lagoon of Venice, a famous place which, from the late 19th century, became the favourite destination for the luxurious holidays in the lagoon of wealthy families, thanks to the majestic hotels facing the beach that characterize the promenade of the island. You may remember Thomas Mann's famous novel Death in Venice, which takes place in one of the historic hotels of the Lido. The drama and allure of those nostalgic locations still echoes in the minds of who have loved this authentic masterpiece of the twentieth century.
A family friendly place to stay
Nowadays Venice Lido is still an enchanting place, yet family friendly to all those who want to spend a holiday in Italy with the whole family. Of course, one of the major assets of this island is its connection to the main city of Venice. An efficient local service of ferry boat between Venice Lido and Venice main city is available daytime and at night for you to move freely and set out to discover all the interesting sites of the city. If you want to save some money, take advantage of the transport tourist cards, which allow you to move around the city at convenient rates.
Days on the beaches of Venice Lido
Moving back to Lido, this is a lovely seaside resort to spend relaxing beach holidays with the whole family. Worth discovering are the areas of "Alberoni" and "San Nicolò". These beaches, located at the two end parts of the Lido, offer amazing landscapes and a great place to bathe and relax. Alberoni is an oasis of raw beauty, characterized by sandy dunes that overlook the sea. This wild beach is perfect if you want to escape from the rush of modern seaside resorts and experience the contact with authentic nature. Within a few minutes walk from Alberoni, it is possible to see also the Murazzi, the impressive stone dam built in order to protect the banks of the lagoon from the sea erosion. Here you can enjoy a relaxing walk and admire original sculptures made of poor materials like wood, branches, old clothes and fishing instruments, which make the view of this place even more enjoyable and interesting.
Bike rides from Venice Lido
And if you like bike rides, Venice Lido is the perfect place! From here starts an itinerary that leads you to the islands of Pellestrina and to the coastal town of Chioggia, by means of a water transport service among the islands.
The island offers also a whole variety of typical bars and restaurants where you can taste the local cuisine or sip a glass of wine. You can even find a special sandwich shop…on a bus! A typical double decker bus transformed in a kiosk where you can try a whole lot of different and tasty sandwiches!
The Venice Film Festival in Venice Lido
If you visit Venice Lido at the beginning of September, don't forget about the Venice Film Festival! The famous Venice International Film Festival is the oldest film festival in the world. Founded in 1932, the festival takes places every year at the beginning of September, and it is recognized worldwide as a symbol of culture for the quality of its jury and for the films competing for the Golden Lion. If you are cinema enthusiasts, you cannot miss it! Just remember to book your holiday in Venice Lido in due time, because during the days of the festival, the Lido becomes the centre of the world!
Where to stay in Venice Lido
You will be wondering where to stay in Venice Lido. A nice solution for a fun family holiday is provided by Camping San Nicolò. This camping site provides 5,000 square meters of lush gardens, a haven of peace where you can stay with the whole family and take advantage of a wonderful location at convenient rates. With its strategic location, Camping San Nicolò is the perfect place to both explore the Lido and reach Venice City Centre. The campsite provides all the services for a comfortable stay: hot and cold showers, playground for the children, washing machine, internal parking, caravan and tent rental, and much more.
How to reach Camping San Nicolò
The campsite is easy to reach: from the train station of Venice Santa Lucia you can take the city water bus heading to the Lido. From the last stop, you can then take the bus of the island, which will bring you to the camping in a couple of minutes. And if you come by car to Venice, from the Tronchetto terminal you will find the car ferry departure to the Lido.
Photo Credits: Photos by Camping San Nicolò except: Beaches in the Lido by Michael Dawes, Murazzi on Venice Lido by Antonio Fassina , Cafe bus by Gordon Baxter
This article was brought to you in partnership with Camping San Nicolò on Venice Lido
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A year in review – where Heather travelled in 2015
December 28, 2015 by Heather Cowper
Filed under United Kingdom, Europe, World, Leisure, featured, Art and design, Brittany, Copenhagen, Costa Brava, Cruise, Denmark, Devon and Cornwall, Eating and drinking, France, Germany, Greece, Greece & Turkey Cruise, India, Italy, Luxembourg, Museums, Sightseeing, Spain, Venice, Walking, Zakynthos
We're in that lull between the feasting and celebration of Christmas and the fresh starts and new plans of New Year. It's the quiet time when we can reflect and review the year that's gone, the time to reminisce and consider what the year brought us: the adventures and challenges, the excitement of visiting new places, the holiday times we enjoyed with loved ones. Here's a look back to the travels I enjoyed in 2015.
January – A cottage stay and fossil hunting in Devon and Dorset
We started the year with a weekend at Red Doors Farm in Devon through Premier Cottages, a collection of 500 year old thatched cottages, set around a cobbled farmyard. My teenage son and friends made good use of the indoor swimming pool and proved that you're never too old to feed the goats and chickens. We climbed up to the hill fort near the farm and enjoyed a bracing walk along the beach at Lyme Regis where we spotted fossils on the ammonite pavement that was revealed at low tide.
Read More: Fossil hunting and a weekend in the country at Red Doors Farm, Devon – video
February – A charity visit to India
In February I flew with Jet Airways to India for a week that was off the tourist map, although I spent a little time exploring Bangalore at the beginning and end of the trip. My purpose was to visit a local charity that I support in Andhra Pradesh and see some of the projects that we had funded. Together with one of the charity trustees I was treated to Bollywood style dances in all the local schools, had endless cups of teas with the nuns who ran them, cut the ribbon on a new water purification plant and presented a womens' tailoring class with their new sewing machines. It was a week that made me realise more than ever that when you give to those in need, you come away much richer from the experience.
Read More: 13 stories from my charity visit to India – going off the tourist trail
March – A weekend by the sea in St Mawes, Cornwall
We spent a weekend with friends at the magical Dreamcatchers house from St Mawes Retreats with a view over the Fal estuary in Cornwall. From the bedrooms we could see the tankers passing St Anthony's lighthouse and the St Mawes ferry heading for Falmouth. We'd stayed at another St Mawes Retreats house before (read my review of Stargazers here) so we knew that we could expect gorgeous Designers Guild fabrics and luxurious furnishings, with sea views to die for. This time we wandered around the harbour and took the St Mawes ferry across the estuary for a Cornish pasty and ale pub lunch in the quaint streets of Falmouth.
Read More: Sea views and springtime in St Mawes – our weekend in Cornwall
April – Venice with the family
I was lucky enought to win an apartment stay with Go with Oh through the Passports with Purpose fundraiser and decided to use it for a few days in Venice with my family. Although we visited a few tourist highlights like the Doge's Palace, we found that the neighbourhoods away from St Mark's square were much more enjoyable to wander around. We loved the modern art at the Peggy Guggenheim and saw Venice from the water on our boat tour with Walks of Italy when we climbed up the campenile of San Georgio Maggiore for views across the lagoon to San Marco. The only disappointment was the food, but hopefully you'll do better than me with my tips on How to not eat badly in Venice.
Read More: Join me on our Venice boat tour – with Walks of Italy
April – A weekend in Wiltshire and a sunrise visit to Stonehenge
I stayed at Sarum College inside the close of Salisbury Cathedral for the Social Travel Britain conference and part of the weekend included a walking tour of the cathedral, a private viewing of Magna Carta and a visit to Edward Heath's old residence of Arundells. The highlight, though, was a sunrise visit to Stonehenge during which we were allowed to walk within the stone circle. This access is only allowed on special guided tours and most tourists can't get up close to the stones, so it made the experience much more magical.
Read More: Sunrise at Stonehenge – inside the stone circle
May – Lloret de Mar in Costa Brava, Spain
Lloret de Mar is one of those coastal resorts on the Costa Brava coast of Spain that was built up in the 1960s as one of the first places to welcome mass tourism from the UK. I was there as a speaker at the TBEX conference but took some time out to explore the town and discover its history. While the Lloret de Mar of recent years has gained a reputation for 20-somethings looking for nightlife and older couples seeking a retirement in the sun, I enjoyed walking around the older squares and along the rocky coast path on the edge of town.
In the Museu del Mar, I discovered the connections to Cuba where many locals sailed to make their fortunes, returning to build the grand mansions on the seafront. I tasted the Daiquiri cocktails, another import from Cuba and now the favoured drink of Lloret de Mar, and I loved the restful Santa Clothilde gardens, planted in Italian Renaissance style, overlooking the sea.
Read More: Lloret de Mar – sun, sea and so much more…
June – A weekend in Copenhagen with my daughter
I've visited Copenhagen many times and in June I returned with my daughter for the opening of the Absalon Hotel which had been newly renovated in Designers Guild furnishings. I was able to interview Tricia Guild, Creative Director of Designers Guild who was there to open the hotel, as well as trying out new restaurants and cocktails with my daughter. We also spent a couple of nights up the coast at the gorgeous spa hotel, Kurhotel Skodsborg where we wafted around the pools and jumped off the jetty to cool off after our sauna.
Read More: Like mother, like daughter – what we loved on our trip to Copenhagen
June – Alpine Sports Week in Wilder Kaiser, Austria
I love being in the mountains in summer so I jumped at the chance when I was invited to try out some of the outdoor activities on offer during Alpine Sports Week in the Wilder Kaiser region of Austria. During this week different mountain sports are on offer, from high rope walking to canyoning, mountain-biking to Via Ferrata and all for the knockdown price of €99 for 5 days of activities with expert guides. It was the perfect opportunity to try something different, since I'm a keen hiker but was able to test myself with the mountain-biking and high wire climbing in the Hornpark tree forest.
Read More: Heather goes e-mountain-biking in Wilder Kaiser, Austria – video
July – A week with the family in Zakynthos, Greece
In July we made our annual visit to Zakynthos in Greece to visit my sister who runs two hotels there with her husband. We spent the week visiting different beaches, swimming, eating, sunbathing and catching up on family news. This summer my niece had returned to the island after training with a leading hotel group and had decided to get involved in the family business, opening a new Mediterranean restaurant in an idyllic setting by the sea. Anadalis, as it is called, is named after the old estate on which the hotel is built which once belonged to an aristocratic family with a house just a little way up the shore, but you'll have to read to article to find out why the locals thought the old ruined mansion was haunted. If you visit Zakynthos I highly recommend that you book a table for dinner as the sun goes down over the bay.
Read More: Anadalis – a Mediterranean restaurant by the sea in Zakynthos, Greece
August – Our Azamara Greek Island Cruise
Later in August we were back to the Greek islands again for a cruise with Azamara Club Cruises which took us from Athens to Santorini, Mykonos, Patmos, Kusadasi and finally to Istanbul where we ended our cruise. We absolutely loved the luxurious small ship cruise experience with Azamara Club Cruises where the spotlight is firmly on the destinations you visit, creating unique experiences like our magical evening concert among the ancient ruins of Ephesus as the sun went down.
Read More: Windy Mykonos – Day 2 of our Azamara Greek Island Cruise
September – A walking holiday in Austria with Headwater Holidays
September saw me back in Austria for a few days walking with Headwater Holidays who specialise in relaxing walking and cycling holidays. I was accompanied by my friend Julia for our annual walking trip which has become our tradition since we walked the Tour de Mont Blanc together. On the first day on the high slopes of the Gaistal valley I fell down a slope and hurt my ankle but using the Headwater walking guides we chose the less strenuous walks on subsequent days and enjoyed the rest of the holiday. We watched a rifleman's parade in Seefeld and walked along a Mental Power trail, walked through the wild Leutasch Gorge and round the lakes above the picturesque town of Mittenwald with its painted houses. Each day brought different mountain scenery and things to see, confirming my love of the mountains in summer.
Read More: Hiking in Austria – the views from the cross at Seefelder Spitze
September – A gourmet visit to Luxembourg
In September we spent a few days in Luxembourg, a city and tiny country that's full of surprises. While Luxembourg is known as a centre for international business, we found a charming and easily walkable city with great food, museums and a fascinating history, making it an ideal weekend break location. We also spent some time touring the Moselle wine region where the Moselle river forms the border with Germany, with many wineries to taste the delicious white wines the sparkling Cremant which was my favourite.
Read More: A gourmet walking tour of Luxembourg old town
November – The Christmas Markets of Heidelberg, Germany
At the end of November we spent a few day in Heidelberg, Germany to see the Christmas Markets and generally get into the festive spirit. We'd visited Heidelberg previously on a day trip from our Rhine River Cruise and were pleased that we could have more time to explore this picturesque and romantic town at our leisure. We took the river boat down to the Neurberg Abbey Christmas Market, climbed up to the castle, learned the history of the ancient university and student fraternities and ate plenty of hearty German food, delicious cakes and chocolates as well as drinking quite a few mugs of hot Glühwein.
Read More: A Food Lover's Guide to Heidelberg, Germany
December – A weekend in Le Havre, France
My final trip of this year was a hop over the channel to le Havre with Brittany Ferries to discover what this channel port would offer for a weekend break. Most Brits drive through Le Havre on their way to their holidays in France but I discovered that there are many fascinating things to see here that make it worth stopping to visit the city and surrounding area. The city was reconstructed after heavy bombing in WW2 and the architecture of the new town (now a UNESCO World Heritage site) represents the modern designs of the 1950s. We visited a 1950s show flat which would have been allocated to those who lost their own houses in the bombing, as well as a gorgeous 18th century ship owner's mansion. Another highlight was the MUMA modern art museum, a light and airy glass building with the largest collection of Impressionist paintings outside Paris, since painters such as Monet loved this part of the Normandy coast. I'll be writing about my weekend in Le Havre very soon so stay tuned.
Reviewing the year was a fun way to remind myself of all the fun I had on my travels in 2015. There's much more to come in 2016 and I wish you Happy Travels for the year to come.
Please note that many of the trips were hosted by the companies mentioned and you can find more details in the articles from each trip.
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How not to eat badly in Venice
August 26, 2015 by Heather Cowper
Filed under Europe, Leisure, featured, Art and design, Eating and drinking, Italy, Museums, Sightseeing, Venice, Walking
There's a saying that if you eat badly in Italy you must be in Venice. Being something of a foodie myself, on my long weekend in Venice, I was determined to search out the best of Venetian food. I'm afraid to report, however, that my food experiences ranged from the average to the mediocre. Since Venice is such a tourist hotspot, and so many of the visitors are there for such a short time, it is all too easy for many businesses not to try too hard. Still with a little research and planning I think that you can find the best that Venice has to offer, so here are my tips to ensure that you don't eat too badly in Venice.
Get well away from San Marco
The San Marco district and especially the area around St Mark's Square is the tourist hub of Venice and is always packed with visitors. Many come for the day from a cruise ship or coach tour and just have time for the tick list sights of the Doge's palace, San Marco Cathedral, climb the campenile and then a quick gondola tour or foray to the Rialto Bridge. I'm not saying it's not possible to find a good restaurant in this area, but you are just as likely to stumble into one with a multi-lingual menu designed to service tourists only.
Better to venture into the less touristy districts such as Cannaregio, Arsenale or Dorsoduro where you will find more authentic wine bars and restaurants. The area around the Rialto market is good and has a number of good bacari (wine bars) plus it's a feast for the eyes. Arrive in the morning when the fish is on sale to see the market in full flow; by lunchtime the market is winding down and stalls are packing up, although the fruit and veg stalls will be there for a little longer.
What to eat in Venice
If you're not sure what to order we found that it was difficult to go wrong with a seafood pasta or pizza. It's not terribly adventurous but tends to be the least expensive things on the menu if you're on a budget. Local specialities to look out for are linguine alle vongole, the hot antipasti of mussels and clams and a risotto with black squid ink. The meat dishes that we eat at home such as lasagne and ravioli we found were disappointing.
If you are offered fresh fish, it may be priced by weight and you should take care to establish the cost in advance or you may find yourself landed with an unexpectedly large bill. This is a bit of a scam in the San Marco tourist restaurants where a big show is made of a whole fish cooked in salt which you discover later has a hefty price tag.
Other things to check are the cover charge which may add a few euros per person and a service charge which may be added on to the bill. Of course if you'd like to have that coffee at Florian in St Mark's Square while listening to the musicians, you should do so knowing that it has a tourist price tag (the prices are clearly shown on the menu outside). Venice is a great place to try local Italian wines by the glass in a side-street wine bar and in the early evening you can join the locals in a bright orange Aperol Spritz, a Bellini or a glass of Prosecco.
Eat standing up
A custom that takes us Brits by surprise, but is quite the done thing, is to stand up or perch on a bar stool while having a drink and a snack with friends. Don't be put off in the wine bars if there are only a few small tables and you have to rest your drink on a shelf along the wall. This is where you can order cicchetti, or small bar snacks which range from miniature sandwiches to dishes of salad and cold seafood. The ideas is to order a glass of wine and point at whatever dish looks tempting, then stay for another or move on to the next bar.
The stand up principle also applies to gelateria. Look for those that are artizan, which indicates the gelato is made on the premises, where you will often find a few small tables or stool to sit inside. The same stand-up approach can also apply at the Pasticceria where you can grab a coffee at the bar with a sweet pastry or cake. Generally eating or drinking standing up means that the price is cheaper since table service is not required.
Eat Venice food app
Before I visited Venice I downloaded the Eat Venice app onto my phone in the hope that I could find some more authentic places to eat. The app is by Elizabeth Minchelli whose blog about Italian food is also a great source of information about eating in Venice. I loved reading about all the great places to eat on this app but found that once we were there we invariably couldn't find them or were too hungry to hunt around.
It's certainly worth using the app to find out good food places in your neighbourhood, but don't get too worried if you don't find them, it's better to use your eyes to judge whether a place looks authentic. If it's busy, packed, full of Italians chatting with their friends, then it's worth waiting for a table.
Self catering in Venice
While there are plenty of apartments in Venice and indeed we stayed in one of them, although it seems to be a bit sad to always be eating in when you are in the midst of a living postcard. There are a few supermarkets in Venice but not really the convenience stores that you find in other cities. The culture is to eat out in a bar or restaurant and picnics are discouraged, in fact there seems to be a rule that they are not allowed. Still an apartment does mean you have the flexibility to make yourself the breakfast or lunch that you want, while perhaps eating out in the evening.
Food Tours in Venice
Another great way to get the feel of the local food culture is to take a food tour like the Rialto Market and Cicchetti wine bar tour with Walks of Italy. This tour takes you around the Rialto fish market and into the artizan food shops with a stop at three different local bars to taste the cicchetti as well as restaurant recommendations from the local guide. I wish that we had been able to take this tour as I feel sure that our food experience in Venice would have been improved had we been armed with some insider knowledge.
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Some more Venice recommendations
The Go with Oh apartment we stayed in was one that I won through Murissa's blog at The Wanderful Traveller in the Passports with Purpose fundraiser. Murissa knows Venice well and kindly made me some recommendations of where to eat in Venice;
Hilton Molino Stucky Venice
If you don't mind your kids drinking a bit of prossecco and toasting to what an amazing city you've all traveled to then head up to the top of this hotel. There is a bar that has a picturesque pool and overlooks the entire city of Venice. Take the Zattere water bus stop over to Stucky.
Osteria Enoteca ai Artisti
You'll find this recommendation in your Eat Venice app. Delicious and not too pricey food in a quaint location not far from where we stayed. http://www.enotecaartisti.com
Al Mercà (Rialto market area)
One of my favourite cicchetti bars – cheap and amazing sandwiches (the prosciutto is my favourite!), delicious prossecco, and a view of the hustle of the market/canal. Standing room only.
All'Arco (Rialto market area)
Family run cicchetti bar where you can eat local foods for very cheap. Cicchetti are Venetian snacks for cheap and have been served for hundreds of years. I personally love the deep fried mozzarella with fresh sardines but stuffed zucchinni flowers are divine as well. Good for lunch – mostly standing room only when you visit cicchetti bars.
Do Spade (Rialto Market area)
Where Casanova frequented in the mid 1700s. Delicious cicchetti, wine and beer. Locals and tourists alike. Just go up to the counter order and find a spot. Not far from the Rialto Bridge/Market.
Book a tour of Venice
We highly recommend Walks of Italy who offer a number of different tours in Venice and other parts of Italy, which are ideal if you are only visiting for a short time. You'll have an expert local guide to show you around and can often skip the queues at key sites. We took the 2 hour Venice Boat Tour which took us down the Grand Canal and many of the smaller canals with views of the key sites of Venice including a visit to the island of San Giorgio Maggiore where we climbed the bell tower with amazing views of Venice. Read my review of the Walks of Italy Boat Tour here.
Where to stay in Venice
For our 3 day stay in Venice I rented an apartment with Go with Oh and was able to use the €250 voucher that I won with Passports with Purpose blogger fundraiser. We chose this apartment in the San Marco district since it was so well located for all the main sites.
Thanks to Murissa from The Wonderful Traveller who hosted this prize contributed by Go with Oh and and for her tips on what to see in Venice. Passports with Purpose is a really worthwhile organisation which supports a different cause each year and you can win some really fabulous prizes so it's definitely participating.
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Haggard Hawks and Paltry Poltroons : The Origins of English in Ten Words Hardback
by Paul Anthony Jones
What do the following ten words all have in common - haggard, mews, codger, arouse, musket, poltroon, gorge, allure, pounce and turn-tail?
All fairly familiar and straightforward words, after a little digging into their histories it turns out that all of them derive from falconry: the adjective haggard described an adult falcon captured from the wild; mews were the enclosures hawks were kept in whilst moulting; codger is thought to come from 'cadger', the member of a hunting party who carried the birds' perches, and so on.
This, essentially, is what Ten Words is all about - the book collects together hundreds of the most intriguing, surprising and little known histories and etymologies of a whole host of English words.
From ancient place names to unusual languages, and obscure professions to military slang, this is a fascinating treasure trove of linguistic facts.
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- Pages: 288 pages
- Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
- Publication Date: 17/10/2013
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ChE Professional Master's Program
The Professional Master's Program at Purdue's School of Chemical Engineering is a full time, 12-month, MS non-thesis program that provides advanced technical education and professional management skill training in key areas of chemical engineering related industrial sectors of regional, national, and international importance.
The program is designed specifically to prepare students for specialized careers in industry and government, or to broaden the prospects of university graduates with careers in progress.
Program Detail and Curriculum
The Professional Master's Program provides a combination of advanced courses in chemical engineering, business and management, and is concluded with a summer research project. Given the strong Purdue ChE reputation and an increasingly critical need for specialized knowledge, the program attracts vibrant cohorts of qualified students. Purdue Chemical Engineering has always ranked high in employment statistics and there are many opportunities available for the graduates of the Professional MS program.
Students will gain specialized knowledge in key areas of Chemical Engineering by choosing one of five concentrations that best suits their interests and goals.
- Biochemical Engineering
- Energy Systems Fundamentals and Processes
- Kinetics, Catalysis and Reaction Engineering
- Particulate Products and Processes
- Pharmaceutical Engineering
Engineering Coursework
Courses are offered in Chemical Engineering and a variety of electives in related areas such as Industrial & Physical Pharmacy, Biomedical Engineering, and Materials Engineering.
Management Component
Students also have the opportunity to take management, finance, marketing and operations courses through Krannert Business School, enabling them to be successful in management roles.
Research Component
The program is concluded with a summer research project that will provide the opportunity for students to deliver tangible products in a formal format consistent with the expectations of firms that hire chemical engineers.
Program Schedule
The program begins each August and the tuition and fees are supported by the student. Upon completion of the program you will receive a Master's of Science in Chemical Engineering and be prepared to communicate, negotiate, and lead people and projects within a global engineering enterprise.
Our application process is entirely electronic and requires submission of an application through the Purdue University Graduate School. The application does not need completed all at once. You may save your application at any point and finish at a later time. The deadline to apply for fall admission is May 1. We encourage prospective students to apply early as we have a limited number of seats.
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Supporting documentation needed to complete your application:
- References: Identify three references. You will need their email address and contact information. They will submit their recommendations on-line, and then the letters will be uploaded directly to your application.
- GRE Scores: Report your GRE test scores through the 'Test Scores' link in your application, and request ETS submit your GRE scores to the Graduate School using institutional code 1631.
- TOEFL Scores: If you are an international student whose native language is not English, you must submit your TOEFL scores through the 'Test Scores' link in your application. Also, request ETS submit your TOEFL scores to the Graduate School using institutional code 1631. Please note that Chemical Engineering does not waive this requirement for PhD applicants.
- Statement of Purpose: Carefully prepare a statement of purpose that clearly outlines your goals and interests in Chemical Engineering.
- GPA & Class Ranking: Report undergraduate and, if applicable, graduate GPA(s) and class ranking(s) in your application through the 'Education Background' link.
- Transcripts: Upload a PDF copy of all transcripts from all institutions you have attended. International applicants should include original language and English translations of their transcripts. These documents should be uploaded to your application through the 'Education Background' link. Official transcripts will only be required upon admission.
- Diversity Essay: Optional.
- Resume: The School of Chemical Engineering does not require a resume be submitted with your application. However, if there is additional information you would like the admissions committee to consider, you are welcome to submit a resume.
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stained glass art can be associated with lancet windows pompous religious buildings and elegant homes of medieval nobility.But it is not only decorative art left a museum exhibit, testifying the past centuries, but also received a new round of development, has gained new applications.Subject demand stained glass in a modern design and is very versatile.Getting acquainted with it - stained glass types and their characteristics listed brendov.Prezhde all is to provide a true and a false stained glass.
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This stained glass art is a work of art, ornament, or the plot of which is formed from the individual colored glass.There are several types of stained glass, depending on the technology used to connect the individual components:
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Lead solder stained glass - stained-glass window classic type of production in which the cut to preselected pattern slides turn lead profile and soldered into the joints.From the very thought that their own, say, the living room can settle stained glass, similar to the French, Italian and German models, which up to a thousand years, there are goosebumps.
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In the process of creating such a stained-glass window on the whole glass bases glued special film simulating stained glass, and lead broaches, framing the individual elements.They can be used and faceted glass - bevels or facets.
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Unfortunately a lot of devices don't pass on RDNS information from radvd even though it's included in the RFC. The best it can do is a default gateway and an IPv6 address. You are supposed to be able to pass RDNS information, but I've found that the devices that I've tried (Windows 7 and Android Gingerbread, still don't support that part of the Request for Comment) hence the use of DHCPv6.
The host that I use to allocate IPv6 addresses has its firewall set to deny all as default, so I had to open the following port to allow DHCPv6 to work. You can probably ignore the step below, (it's just a reminder to me to check these things) 😀
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SLAAC (Stateless Address Auto Configuration) with stateless DHCPv6
We will use SLAAC to assign our client PCs a valid IPv6 address and assign a valid IPv6 gateway and use a stateless configuration of DHCPv6 to assign our DNS (RDNSS) servers.
You may or may not want to read RFC 4862 which defines SLAAC and RFC 5175 which defines RA (router adverts) so you understand the whole process better. Specifically you need to understand how the Managed address configuration flag and Other configuration flag effect your RADVd configuration and your DCHPv6 configuration.
- The Managed address configuration flag expressed as AdvManagedFlag on/off in your /etc/radvd.conf file controls rather the host will use DHCPv6 to obtain its IPv6 address and IPv6 gateway settings. In the ON setting we are saying we want to use statefull DHCPv6 where the DHCP daemon provides all IPv6 addressing information. We can still use RA (radvd daemon) to assign the default gateway(s) for the broadcast domain.
- The Other configuration flag expressed as AdvOtherConfigFlag on/off in your /etc/radvd.conf file controls rather the host will use DHCPv6 to get additional information like the address of DNS (RDNSS) server(s). In the OFF state the host will NOT use DHCPv6 to get DNS server information, ON will have the host use DHCP for DNS server assignment.
So, for this configuration to work, we will need to set the AdvManagedFlag off and AdvOtherConfigFlag on in our /etc/radvd.conf file. First though, we'll install radvd on our system.
Install radvd.
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Now, we'll rename the original /etc/radvd.conf file to /etc/radvd.conf.old.
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We'll now create a radvd file with the appropriate settings.
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Add the following settings.
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interface eth0 { # We are sending advertisments (route) AdvSendAdvert on; # When set, host use the administered (stateful) protocol # for address autoconfiguration. The use of this flag is # described in RFC 4862 AdvManagedFlag off; # When set, host use the administered (stateful) protocol # for address autoconfiguration. For other (non-address) # information. # The use of this flag is described in RFC 4862 AdvOtherConfigFlag on; # Suggested Maximum Transmission setting for using the # Hurricane Electric Tunnel Broker. AdvLinkMTU 1480; # Netmask length must be "/64" # (see RFC 2462, sect 5.5.3, page 18) prefix 2001:DB8::/64 { # Says to hosts: # "Everything sharing this prefix is on the # same link as you." AdvOnLink on; # Says to hosts: # "Use the prefix to autoconfigure your address" AdvAutonomous on; }; }; |
Now we need to start radvd to ensure everything is working, use the following command.
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To check that radvd is working correctly, type the following.
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If you get the following message (apart from the prefix) then everything is working as expected.
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rdisc6 eth0 Soliciting ff02::2 (ff02::2) on eth0... Hop limit : 64 ( 0x40) Stateful address conf. : No Stateful other conf. : Yes Router preference : medium Router lifetime : 1800 (0x00000708) seconds Reachable time : unspecified (0x00000000) Retransmit time : unspecified (0x00000000) Prefix : 2001:XXX:XXXX:XXXX::/64 Valid time : 86400 (0x00015180) seconds Pref. time : 14400 (0x00003840) seconds MTU : 1480 bytes (valid) |
Install dibbler.
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Select No when prompted to start dibbler when the system starts.
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Change directory to the dibbler configuration directory
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Move the default server.conf to server.conf.old
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Create a new server.conf and add the following.
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Add the following to the server.conf file remembering to change the IPv6 prefix and CIDR to your own network address allocation
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# William Dickson 24/02/12 # http://www.dickson.me.uk/?p=1803 # Adapted to support stateless autoconfiguration # using radvd and dibbler in a home/office environment. # You may want to point the dns-server option to googles # public IPv6 servers, this is setup to use Hurricane # Electrics IPv6 RDNS server. # Google's public IPv6 RDNS Servers. # 2001:4860:4860::8888 # 2001:4860:4860::8844 # Logging level range: 1(Emergency)-8(Debug) # log-level 8 log-mode full stateless iface eth0 { option dns-server 2001:470:81e5::1 } |
To start dibbler at the command prompt type.
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To check and see if dibbler is running, you can type the following.
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You should see the following:
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Status DHCPv6 server: dibbler-server | Dibbler - a portable DHCPv6, version 0.7.3 (SERVER, Linux port) | Authors : Tomasz Mrugalski,Marek Senderski | Licence : GNU GPL v2 only. Developed at Gdansk University of Technology. | Homepage: http://klub.com.pl/dhcpv6/ Dibbler server: RUNNING, pid=1388 Dibbler client: NOT RUNNING. Dibbler relay : NOT RUNNING. |
Final step, now need to set up dibbler to start automatically when the server is rebooted. To do this, we need to add the daemon to the the default runlevels by using the following command.
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All done, now whenever the server is rebooted it should automatically start dibbler. RADVd should start automatically, as the installer add's the default runlevels.
Why you want IPv6 – Linux Review
How to get IPv6 on your Home Network – Lars Strand's blog
IETF.org RFC3315
DHCPv6, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol for IPv6
radvd – IPv6 Friday
Wikipedia DHCP Reference
Dibbler Users Guide
Radvd Users Guide
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Adobe PDF Print Engine and Normalizer Network Based Site Licensing Thrive Production Manager Hot Back-up Option Key Differences
Adobe PDF Technologies The PDF Print Engine shares the same core components as the Adobe authoring suite … color management, graphics engine, transparency handling, imaging, etc … This translates to better predictability and workflow consistency.
Adobe PDF Technologies Thrive uses the Adobe PDF Print Engine for converting PDF/PS/EPS document files into pixels for the purposes of printing. The Adobe PDF Print Engine is a native PDF Interpreter and pixel rasterizer. It utilizes the same interpreting libraries utilized by Adobe products like Acrobat, and Illustrator. The rendering libraries are similar libraries used by Adobe for other products, but optimized for large rendering of print ready data. The Adobe PDF Print Engine has been integrated with the Onyx Color and image processing libraries to generate processed data that can be printed to large format printers.
Adobe PDF Technologies Normalizer For PS/EPS documents the Adobe PDF Print Engine module in Thrive has been equipped to use the Adobe Normalizer technology to first convert the postscript code into PDF before it is interpreted and rendered by the Adobe PDF Print Engine. The use of the Adobe Normalizer is automatic and requires no user intervention There are no controls associated with the use of Normalizer The first time a PS/EPS file is rendered the Adobe PDF Print Engine UI will first invoke Normalizer (with the status of Normalizing) The converted PDF file is internally stored in the job, and subsequent processing of the job will not invoke the Normalizer stage. Generally the normalization process is quick, and only takes any significant time for large PS/EPS files.
Adobe PDF Technologies The following figure shows an example of the normalization process being applied to an EPS file.
Adobe PDF Technologies The Adobe Rip Options allows text anti-aliasing to be enabled, and job specific RIP options to be defined.
The Adobe PDF Print Engine has the following RIP options: NameValueDescription APPLYPDFICCSOFF When checked (and value set to OFF) forces ICC profiles within a PDF file to NOT be used. Profiles will be determined by the profile settings for the job COMPATMODECMYK When checked this forces the file to be rendered first as a CMYK contone image. Then the CMYK image profile in the job settings will be used to convert to the final output. EMULATEOVERPRINTNO By default overprint behavior of spots and process colors is emulated. Checking this turns off this feature. ENDPAUSE10000 This causes the program to pause at the end of ripping. The total time is in milliseconds. The value of 10000 results in a 10 second pause. IGNOREPDLALLBLENDSPACESNO Normally Transparency blending is performed using a CMYK working space. Checking this allows blending to be performed using other color spaces. (Note: It is NOT recommended to check this as doing so may result in profiles not being applied to some objects). IGNOREPDLOVERPRINTYESChecking this disables overprint processing MESSAGESON Checking this results in more verbose information during the interpreting/rendering process PRINTPDFANNOTATIONSNO Normally annotations in a pdf file are rendered as part of a page. Checking this causes these comments to not be rendered. SPOTRENDERINTENT0 This specifies the rendering intent to use. If unchecked then the Absolute Colorimetric intent is used. The valid values for this are: 0 = Perceptual 1 = Absolute Colorimetric 2 = Relative Colorimetric 3 = Saturation X USECMMGPUOFF If a GPU is properly installed it will be used by the RIP for color management conversions. Checking this option forces the rip to NOT use the GPU if it is available USEPDFCROPYESChecking this forces the page size to be cropped using the PDF Crop information.
The Adobe PDF Print Engine options: APPLY PDF ICCs NameValueDescription APPLYPDFICCSOFFWhen checked (and value set to OFF) forces ICC profiles within a PDF file to NOT be used. Profiles will be determined by the profile settings for the job The Adobe engine is set to honor included profiles regardless of external profile setting. If profiles are embedded from AI or ID they will be used. This is consistent with PDF specifications and how an application like Acrobat would work. ONYX provides the ability for the user to override this setting within the Adobe RIP Options by turning of the use of PDF ICC and rendering intent
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Types of Network Keys Net10 Allows up to 10 concurrent users for each feature that we monitor, such as number of printers, number of concurrent Job Editor stations etc. Features in use/not people logged on Net50 Allows up to 50 concurrent users for each feature. Net250 Allows unlimited use. Note: Non-Network keys will be used for resellers and partner demo keys where distribution of workflow modules are not needed
Base Configurations and Network Keys used Net 250 keys are available and will be used only if the configuration requires it.
Hot Backup Option Have a fully redundant system online and ready at all times Will have full packaging with Stickers Will be a 30 day key Should only be used in and emergency situation. Existing license or key is lost, stolen, damaged, etc Contact Sales immediately once this key is used.
Hot Backup Option Process 1. Customer Inserts Hot Back Up to Restore System Functionality 30 Day Expiration will begin when Licensing is accessed by Thrive Installation 2. Customer Notifies ONYX of System Breakdown & Requests a "Replacement" 3. ONYX issues a Return Material Authorization for Customer to include with return 4. Customer Ships Original Thrive Key to ONYX 5. ONYX Receives Original (Malfunctioning / Broken) Key 6. ONYX generates new fully functional "Primary" Thrive Key 7. ONYX generates Update for Hot Backup Key activating it with a new 30 Day Expiration NOTE: Customer must NOT run this KeyFile until they have received new Primary Key and swapped out Hot Back Up 8. Customer Receives New Primary Thrive Key & Swaps for Hot Back Up 9. Customer runs Update for Hot Back Up & stores for future use NOTE: It is essential that customer does not launch Thrive with Hot Backup after the Update is run, otherwise, new 30 Day Expiration will begin and Key will expire before next use
Licensing Choose a location for USB Network Key Licensing Server only (system with network key) –Drivers for System have been installed –If no other modules need to be installed you can stop here Same System –Continue with Install as normal
Available Workstations The specific Thrive Components included in each workstation that can be installed. Once your options are configured, click Install. RIP/Print Workstation includes RIP-Queue, Job Editor, Job Editor Workstation includes Job Editor, Layout Workstation includes Layout Tool, Printer Configuration Tool, Color Management Workstation includes Media Manager, Cut Workstation includes CUT-Server,
Complete Install This is what you are used to!
Job Editor Only Select Job Editor Workstation You must install local Printer drivers
Print Only What gets installed? –RIP-Queue –Printers Printer Configuration from RIP System –Print Forwarding Normal printer set up for Print only station –Spooling and Nesting only No Licensing impact to active printers for Print Forwarding –Print forwarding from processing system will not diminish licensing availability
Licensing Administration Safenet Admin Control Center –http://localhost:1947http://localhost:1947 Information Licensing Control
Licensing Administration The administrator must ensure that all workstations in the printing workflow on the network can access the server with the key. Clicking on the Configuration button in the ACC gives the administrator the ability to set who can access the key and which workstations can access the keys. Clicking on Sentinel Keys and clicking on the Features button associated with the network key allows the user to view who is logged onto which features (a list of feature numbers with the feature name is given at the end of this document) and how many licenses he has checked out. The administrator can unlog a user from a feature if that user is tying up a resource unnecessarily, i.e. went home without logging off and not running a long print job.
Licensing Administration Once ONYX Thrive is installed on all applicable network computers and configured appropriately, the system is ready to use. Normally, the user will see no difference between a network or standalone installation. It is possible that there may be conflicts for seats if there are more requests for a feature than are allowed on the key. When this happens, the user will see an error message such as that shown
Licensing Administration Another Possibility is that a user may request more licenses than are currently available on the key and he will be directed to reduce the number of requests. –For instance if the key allows 10 printers and 8 are currently in use and the user launches another RIP-Queue Configured to use 4 more printers, he will get the following message: When the user presses the OK button, the printer manager dialog will be displayed in which the user can reduce the number of enabled printers so that he can continue his work with, in the above case, two printers.
Licensing Administration Features Feature ID Guide: Relevant Feature ID & Feature Name –1 License –2 Processing –3 Cutter –4 RIP Support –5 Job Support –6 Printers –12 Wide format printers –13 Grand format printers –100 Server –101 Job Editor –102 Layout Tool –103 Media Manager –111 Adobe APPE Workflow –114 Production Manager
Production Manager
ONYX Thrive Production Manager Job Submission Job Information Production Control
Configuring Production Manager In RIP-Queue Verify Enable HTTP Access Changing Port –Default is Port 80 This may conflict with other applications using port 80 (i.e. Skype) –Allow access from firewalls
Access Production Manager Use IP address to access remote Production Manager Use localhost for Production Manager Running on same machine Must add port number if changed from anything other than 80 Add to favorites for easy access later
Changes to ONYX Applications
Job Editor New name Job Editor Formerly Preflight
Job Editor Why the name change? SmartApps PitStop Pro is true PDF Preflighting. Job Editor give this application a more descriptive name
Job Editor Remote Job Editing Spot Color Replacement Viewing Named Colors in RIP Queue Multi Page PDF
Job Editor Only Connect Remote Printers Connection of remote printers –Remove local printers if needed –Add remote printers Browse to Remote system Importing/Syncing media –After connection of remote printers. Simply select update media. All media profiles for that device will be copied
Named Spot Color Replacement Allows users to select a named spot color in a specific file and replace it with a user defined color combination
Viewing Named Colors with Job Properties The following quickset options/job options are available with the Adobe PDF Print Engine: The Named Colors tab shows all the spot colors that are used by the pages rendered for the preview. Note: This can also be seen in RIP-Queues job properties
Multi-Page PDF Changes Submit Pages Separately in Job Editor to streamline process by honoring individual page sizes in PDF documents Increase productivity by processing multiple pages at one time (Requires more than one RIP license)
PS/PDF Options The PS/PDF Options allows one to configure whether to use Spot Color Replacement, Cutter settings, Abort on Missing fonts, and Two stage Processing. Note: Job Properties can be viewed from Job Editor or RIP-Queue
PS/PDF Separations PS/PDF Separations allows one to define if a file is set up as a multi-page separation file (with each page representing a single color separation (grayscale). The number and order of separations can be defined Note: Job Properties can be viewed from Job Editor or RIP-Queue
RIP-Queue Quick Set Changes –Quick Set Change and Adobe Options –Source Image vs Reduced Size to Fit Improvements for file handling in RIP-Queue when importing multiple files simultaneously Added the ability to print all ink channels with the Gutter feature in RIP-Queue
Quick Set Change and Adobe Options Allows further configuration to the printer from within a Quickset – Advanced option
Source image VS. Reduce Size to fit Added Option in Quicksets Reduce manual intervention by setting workflows to automatically reduce size to fit media This option will be unchecked by default
Configure RIP Settings for number of Rips to configure Settings of 0 for Print only station –Spooling and Nesting Very important when configuring allocation of RIP instances across the workflow
Active Printers Note specifications listed for available licensed configurations Grand and Wide Separation 95 (2414 mm)
New Color Technologies New Perceptual Gamut Mapping: Vivid Color Additional Achromatic Black Generation option: GCR Plus Improvements to Balance CMY Gray Improvements to CMYKOG and CMYKRGB separations Using Improved ICC Profile Engine Re-building ICC Profiles * Also common to X10.2
Vivid Color Built to give brighter, more vibrant images, especially in lower gamut situations When building an ICC profile, the user has an option to select the type of gamut mapping. These options are made available so that users can decide the look they want for their output. It is important to remember that no single gamut mapping will work as a universally preferred rendering. * Also common to X10.2
New Perceptual Gamut Mapping: Vivid Color Continued This mapping is selected by default when using the newest version of Media Manager and creating new profiles with it. All previous gamut mapping options are still available and work the same so that the user can select the one they like for that print condition. * Also common to X10.2
GCR Plus Figure 3. ICC profile build options dialog showing the new achromatic black generation option GCR Plus * Also common to X10.2
GCR Plus – Ink Savings * Also common to X10.2
GCR Plus – Ink Saving GCR Plus gives the same advantage of smoother grays in the lights as GCR but then switches to using mostly K resulting in a decreased CMY ink usage and greater color consistancy for darker grays. Hence, if the output objective is to save ink while maintaining smoothness, then using GCR Plus is highly advised. It should be noted that higher ink savings can be achieved when using UCR since it will use mostly K ink for making grays, but It will also potentially result in grainier output. * Also common to X10.2
Improvements to Balance CMY Gray ICC profile rebuild is recommended when for versions earlier than version 10.2 Improvements to Balance CMY Gray option to allow the inks to go to 100% coverage on the modes * Also common to X10.2
Improvements to CMYKOG and CMYKRGB separations ONYX Color Management Module (CMM) along with the ICC profile build engine works natively with HiFi inks such as OG and RGB. A HiFi process channel mode allows the user to create an ICC profile for such a mode using a CMYK swatch or a HiFi swatch. When a HiFi swatch is used, the ICC is natively using all ink channels including the HiFi channels, to which the highly opmitized ICC engine effectively makes use of the HiFi channels. When a CMYK swatch is used to build an ICC profile for a HiFi mode, the ICC profile uses only the CMYK channels. The separation to HiFi channels is done by the CMM. * Also common to X10.2
Improvements to CMYKOG and CMYKRGB separations In version 10.2 the results are more consistent and improved HiFi output. These improvements will also be realized when printing without ICC profiles. There are two important things that one should be aware of: 1. Users of versions before 10.2 of Media Manager must avoid building CMYK ICC profiles for a HiFi mode as it did not give optimum separations. If they must build CMYK ICC profiles then it is highly advised that they upgrade to the latest version. It is also recommended that they not print without ICC profiles with versions before 10.2. 2. If CMYK ICC profiles were built for HiFi modes in versions before 10.2, it is recommended that those profiles be rebuilt when used with the latest version of the software. If they are imported in the latest version and are not rebuilt, then the output will look different (because the new optimized separations are used) and might not be preferred. To rebuild the ICC profile, the swatch will need to be reprinted and remeasured. If for some reason the user is not able to rebuild such profiles then it is recommended that they contact ONYX support for further assistance. * Also common to X10.2
Taking advantage of the improvements to the ICC profile engine 2 parts to ICC Color Management –Profile Application : Color Management Module (CMM) –Profile Generation : Profile Generation Engine Improvements/changes to profile application will apply to all profiles whenever used to process images Improvements/changes to profile generation will only apply when new profiles are created or previous profiles are rebuilt. * Also common to X10.2
Before trying to re-build an ICC profile for a print mode it is recommended that a backup copy of the print mode is made. (Note: Profiles that have been imported from other ICC profiling packages into Media Manager cannot be re-built using these methods.) To make a backup copy a print mode: 1. Run Media Manager. 2. Ensure that you are working with the correct printer and then select View Media Library. 3. From this view select the Media Group, Media, and mode that you want to copy. 4. Then press the Make Copy button on the right. 5. You will be asked to give the mode a new name. (Suggestion: add Copy to the name). The mode has now been copied with a new name. How to Re-build ICC profiles * Also common to X10.2
How to Re-build ICC profiles To re-build an existing profile: 1.From the View Media Library screen, select the Media Group, Media, Mode, ICC Color Matching Profiles, and the ICC profile to be re-built. Then press the Edit… button on the right. 2.At this point you might be asked to select the appropriate profiling workflow. If this occurs select the correct workflow for the print mode you are working with. 3.The Profiling wizard will then be displayed with the ICC Profile step shown. Since the ICC profile has been previously built the Print Swatch and Read Swatch buttons should be enabled. On the black diamond step, press the Edit button. 4.A dialog titled Build Options is then displayed. 5.Make any desired changes in the Build Options dialog, and press OK when you are done. 6.NOTE: This is where you will select the new gamut mapping option Vivid Color or the GCR Plus achromatic black generation option, as desired. 7.With profile build options in place you can then press the Build ICC Profile button to re-build the ICC profile. A Build Profile Progress dialog will then be displayed showing the progress of the profile build. After some time the build will complete and the progress dialog will go away. 8.(Note: For some printers there may be an option to build a named color profile table in the ICC profile step of the profiling wizard. Since the named color table is based upon the ICC profile it is advisable to also re-build the named color table after re-building the ICC profile). 9.The profile re-build is complete, and the stop button (bottom-middle button with a square on it) can be pressed to exit the profiling wizard. A dialog will ask if you want to save the results of the session. Press the Yes button. At this point you can exit Media Manager and use the print mode with the newly re-built profile. Test the output of the profile. If you like the results then you can delete the copy of the print mode using the View Media Library section of Media Manager. If you do not like the results then delete the print mode, and rename the backup copy of the print mode to be the same as the old mode. * Also common to X10.2
Print and Cut update / Changes Zund Cut Center Workflow included in Cutting Patch for X10.1 Purpose of this patch is to allow simple, low maintenance integration between the ONYX RIP and the Zund cutter workflows. ONYX Cut-Server will access information about the Zund Cutter Media Profiles which is done by Export All Medias Further configuration steps can be referenced in the white paper Zund_CutCenter_Workflow_in_101_Cutting_Patch.pdf * Also common to X10.2
Print and Cut update / Changes Zund Cut Center Workflow included in Cutting Patch for X10.1 When Automatically Cut New Files is selected, the ONYX CUT-Server will send the file to the Zund CutCenter as soon as it is received from the RIP, without the need for operator interaction. * Also common to X10.2
Print and Cut update / Changes Summa Cutter Workflow Changes included in Cutting Patch for X10.1 This patch adds support for –Summa USB –OPOS XY marks –Summa Barcode Server automated Workflow –Flex-Cut –Multi Layer cutting Further configuration steps can be referenced in the white paper Summa_Changes_for_101_Cutting_Patch.pdf * Also common to X10.2
Print and Cut update / Changes Summa Cutter Workflow Changes included in Cutting Patch for X10.1 Summa USB Support –This device uses a special USB driver and can connect up to 4 devices * Also common to X10.2
Print and Cut update / Changes Summa Cutter Workflow Changes included in Cutting Patch for X10.1 2 New Optional Marks available in jobs printed through both RIP Queue and Layout Tool –XY Mark –Postnet Barcode for Automatic Cutting * Also common to X10.2
Print and Cut update / Changes Summa Cutter Workflow Changes included in Cutting Patch for X10.1 Updated Summa Cutter Settings for use of new marks and new features OPOS XYFlex Cut * Also common to X10.2
Print and Cut update / Changes Summa Cutter Workflow Changes included in Cutting Patch for X10.1 Summa Cut Center and Barcode Server In addition to cutting directly to the Summa cutters, the Onyx CUT-Server driver now supports the Summa Cut Center and Barcode Server. * Also common to X10.2
Print and Cut update / Changes Summa Cutter Workflow Changes included in Cutting Patch for X10.1 Multi Layer Cutting Support. Settings can be created for through-cut, kiss-cut, flex-cut, applied to different cut layers * Also common to X10.2
Fotoba Cutter Change Fotoba Placement Strategy Fotoba mark option were updated for product releases post 10.1. Changes Selecting Marks ( highlighted in red box ): Marks can be turned off by unchecking the box. –Spacing between marks and images are used in placement regardless if the corresponding mark is enabled. –When images are nested the relationship between Top & Bottom, Left & Right is specific: Top checkbox only controls one mark above the first row. Bottom checkbox controls all marks following each row. Left checkbox controls one mark on the left side of each row. Right checkbox controls all subsequent marks in the remaining columns. * Also common to X10.2
Fotoba Cutter Change Image Width (highlighted in yellow box): Checking this box limits the horizontal marks to the size of the nest or a single image. Double or Single Marks (highlighted in green box): Historically, the marks were always confined to two parallel lines. Selecting single will eliminate one, to be compatible with different devices. * Also common to X10.2
Technical Notes: Known Issues From Job Editor, submit jobs as separate tiles and make copy of image causes the individual jobs to be deleted in the RIP-Queue Immediate work around is to uncheck make copy of image from related Quicksets This is currently scheduled to be fixed in the next update Unable to complete installation correctly if the system temp dir. has been moved Install looks like it completed ok but there are no registry entries, shortcuts etc. even though the install dir. and files are present From Media Manager - Barbieri SpectroPad: Measurement Condition isnt getting passed to the device (only an issue if you change your condition then try to re-read without reprinting) The Zund CutCenter workflow generates a phantom or empty registration layer that prevents automation if you use the pdf trimbox or generate tile outline in RIP-Queue. You have to manually remove the registration layer
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hostel Hacienda Peurana
Posted Dec 17, 2014
Pros: nothing
Cons: staff and service
Location: There is nothing near by to see or go shopping.
This Hostel is very noisy at night. It is the direct path of the airport take offs so around midnight and in the morning the airplane noise will keep you awake. The hostel is run down and not very clean. There are other hostels along Av. la Marina at half the price and a lot better.
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