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April 25 – Matthew 15
LOOK: Jesus is being confronted by the religious lost again. They were unhappy that the disciples would eat without ceremonially washing their bowls, cups and hands (religious tradition). Jesus turns and accuses the Pharisees of breaking the law of God by not caring for their parents. Jesus later explains to His disciples that religious tradition is man's version of righteousness. He challenged them to consider what was coming out of their lives as a sign of real righteousness. Jesus has a conversation with a Canaanite woman and healed her daughter even though she was not Jewish because of her faith. The chapter ends with the feeding of the four thousand, another example of Jesus' power and authority.
LISTEN: I really like Jesus' teaching about what really defiles a person. We can be so caught up with doing our religious duties while our lives our lacking true righteousness. God wants us to live our lives from the inside out…He wants us to be transformed on the inside so that the result will be a life producing the fruit of righteousness.
LEARN: What's happening on the inside of you? Are the things in your heart and mind pure before God? You will eventually act out what you are really like on the inside. You can only put on a religious front for so long. Is it real in you?

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A pleasant surprise
It's always nice when you're reading a well written article on Macintosh Internet security, because they're pretty few and far between. It's particularly nice when that article is in
PC World
. But you really can't beat getting to the guts of the article and having it be all about your key product! The
recent PC World article by Rebecca Freed
("Mac Skeptic") provided us with just that experience. This is a blog, so we get to toot our own horn once in a while.
The whole article (along with a previous
one from last month
) makes sense, echoing many of the important items we highlight in
our book
and this blog: the
recent malware scares
, securely using WiFi networks, encrypting data on your laptop's hard disk, being sure to use a firewall and enable its logging features. But by far the best part is under the heading "Security Help in Plain English," which begins:
The firewall built into OS X is the silent type. You can use its advanced settings to turn on logging, but you have to take the initiative to set it up and then view and interpret the log. I checked out Open Door Networks'
DoorStop X Security Suite
, which does quite a bit more than OS X's firewall.
Definitely a good way to start! Perhaps we'll adopt "Security Help in Plain English" as our new tagline, since it really is what our products are all about, and how we've designed them since day one. The article continues to accurately and succinctly describe our
DoorStop X Security Suite
, and concludes, in talking about the book that this blog accompanies, with:
I found the $10 e-book invaluable.
Not too much more we can say here, is there? Thanks Rebecca, and PC World!
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God Comes to Us in Our Not Seeking
The story of God's coming to the shepherds is a fascinating detail in the nativity story. The shepherds were nobodies. God chose a common, seemingly insignificant group of shepherds to be the first recipients of the news of the Savior's birth. God comes to us even in our not-seeking. God comes to us to fulfill His eternal purposes for His eternal Glory. The Christmas story is awash with grace.In how many ways does God intervene, initiate, provide, and reveal Himself to us when we are not even looking? How much more when we are looking!


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Following the dawning of a strange sun in the sky the world infrastructure collapses, cities become arenas of mayhem and the governments across the world fall. Out of the maelstrom comes the rise of diverse factions, strange newcomers and an intrepid new spirit.
A small group of survivors led by Mike Oakley desperately flee the collapsing chaos, heading into the Rocky Mountains. There they hope to rebuild anew with a sanctuary from the havoc - A Mountain Hold.
In the valley below though a small town finds itself up under siege from a seemingly unstoppable horde of raiders.
Mysterious strangers and powerful artifacts promise much, but at what cost can they be trusted?
Yet, dark, powerful forces of the apocalypse are seeking to take advantage of the turmoil, they too are keen to unleash whatever it takes to rule and control as the new overlords of Terra. One of their targets - The Mountain Hold!


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Hall of Fame
From Linux-VServer
We want to thank ... for ... (in no particular order)
Sponsors & Donations
{ |- ! I.F.I.E - Ingenieurbüro für innovative Entwicklungen GmbH | The IFIE GmbH is a small company located in Berlin, Germany, using Linux-VServer for customer hosting and own development projects.
- providing AMD Opteron 1218 Dual Core (64bit), 4.0GB RAM, 2x500G HDDs RAID1 for our web services (apache, mysql, php, mail)
- using Linux-VServers
| class="wikitable" style="width: 97%" ! style="width: 25%" | Rose Web Services L.L.C. | Founded in April 2001, located in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, RoseHosting provides all kinds of hosting solutions, including Linux VPS hosting, based on Linux-VServer Technology.
The first company in the world to offer commercial virtual server hosting, as early as Sept. 2001.
- providing a dual Pentium 1GHz III for development. (2003-) (1.5 GB RAM, 2x 80 GB HDDs RAID1, unlimitted traffic)
- providing two Linux-VServers (vserver.13thfloor.at).
- sponsoring kernel development.
- using Linux-VServers
|- ! Amoebasoft (Bill Schaub) | Amoebasoft is a small private company working on a rack mount server appliance with a clean configuration interface and integrated Linux-vserver support. We formerly developed 3rd party objects for Sun One ASP (formerly known as chilisoft). our site will be updated to reflect our new company focus soon.
- providing a Sun Ultra 10 for development. (2004) (440 Mhz UltraSPARCIIi, 256MB RAM, 8GB HDD, unlimitted traffic)
- reporting and testing several quota hash issues
- using Linux-VServers
|- ! newthinking communications GmbH | newthinking communications is a small company located in Berlin, Germany, using Linux-VServer for customer hosting and own projects.
- providing an AMD Opteron 1218 Dual Core, 4G RAM, 2x300G HDD for our web services (www, ftp, mail)
- using Linux-VServers
|- ! Jon Bendtsen |
- providing a dual P 200MHz MMX for development. (2003-2004) complete with remote serial console and reset (using ssh key limited commands)
- using Linux-VServers and hanging around
|- ! Matt Ayres (TekTonic Network Solutions) |
- testing many development versions for stability
- enhancing and or requesting useful features
- sponsoring kernel development
|- ! Fabio Corneti |
- using Linux-Vservers
- donating money
|- ! Joris Bontje [NL] |
- helping with vserver debugging (quota)
- donating money
|- ! John Scott |
- using Linux-Vservers
- testing on x86-64
- donating money
|- ! Cathy Sarisky (Acorn Hosting) |
- using Linux-Vservers
- donating money
|- ! Tomer Horn |
- using Linux-Vservers
- donating money
|- ! OpenHosting Inc. (Gregory Trubetskoy) | OpenHosting, Inc. is an innovative hosting company based in Vienna, VA, USA, and providing more affordable, scalable, manageable and secure hosting solutions by taking advantage of the latest technologies such as virtualization, load-balancing and clustering. OpenHosting's solutions are based around OpenVPS, an open source product in turn based on Linux VServer.
- using Linux-Vservers
- sponsoring kernel development
|- ! Lycos, France |
- providing a quad Pentium III Xeon for SMP testing. (2004-2005) complete with remote serial console and reset.
- testing and debugging 2.6/1.9.x versions
- sponsoring kernel development
|- ! Mosaix Communications, Inc. (Christian Hergert) | Mosaix Communications, Inc. Founded in Dec 2002, Seattle, WA, USA providing Enhanced Private Network solutions which can significantly lower your ongoing IT costs, enhance security, connect your distributed enterprise, and provide unprecedented visibility and control of your network environment.
- Developing their next-generation network services based on Linux-VServer.
- donating money for ngnet development
|- ! Mark 'Schani' Probst [AT] |
- providing an Alpha PC 64 for testing. (2005-)
|- ! Marc E. Fiuczynski [US] |
- providing an HT P4 for development including remote console (IBM) (2005)
|- ! Krzysztof Wilczynski [PL] |
- donating a replacement harddisk
- providing virtual coffee to the developers :]
|- ! Guenther Fuchs [AT] |
- providing the linux-vserver.at domain
- constantly updating the wiki
|- ! Jan Prunk [SI] |
- using Linux-VServer
- donating money
|- ! Modulis [CA] (Adrien Laurent) |
- using Linux-VServer
- donating money
|- ! AQUEOS [FR] (Ghislain Adnet) | founded in 2004, AQUEOS is a company that offers hosting and server management. We use Linux-VServer to help manage hardware independant server farms for hosting.
- using Linux-VServer
- sponsoring kernel development
|- ! DreamHost [USA] (Dallas Kashuba) | founded in 1997, DreamHost is an environmentally-friendly and employee owned hosting company, which was among the first to offer scalable Linux-VServer hosting options. On-the-fly VPS resource allocation ensures the absolute best experience and pricing to fit any budget, and a custom-built web control panel provides easy control over every aspect of the server configuration.
- using Linux-VServer
- sponsoring kernel development hardware
|- ! Psand [UK] (Ben Green) |
- using Linux-VServer
- donating money
Developers, Maintainers and Staff
note: this does not include the Currently Active Developers.
| Jacques Gelinas [CA]
VServer Project Leader till November 2003, Inventor and Main Developer of Linux-VServer, author of Linuxconf.
| Sam Vilain [NZ]
Developer of the Immutable Linkage (Invert), and per-vserver TBF CPU scheduling for O(1) Schedulers.
|Simon Garner
|Mark Lawrence [AU]
|Micah Anderson [US]
|Bastian Blank [DE]
|James Boddington [AU]
|Martin List-Petersen [IE]
|Paul Sladen [UK]
(Beeston, Nottingham)
Honorable Mentions
|Nathan Faber
| Jonathan Sambrook
|Oliver Seufer [DE]
|Alec Thomas [AU]
|Jan Zuchhold [DE]
|Joris Bontje [NL]
| Markus Müller [DE]
|Ryan Hofschneider [US]
|Veit Wahlich [DE]
|Olivier Poitrey [FR]
|Jan Rekorajski [PL]
|Kai Neubecker [DE]
| Chuck Gorish [US]
(SBBSNet, Inc)
| Serge Hallyn [US]
|Grzegorz Nosek [PL]
|Martin Koniczek [DE]
|Rich Estill [US]
|Arkadiusz Miskiewicz [PL]
... and all we forgot so far, for forgiving us!
please add yourself if appropriate.


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Ölivir Blackjaw
Nordic Hero
F:IN Health: 170
A:RM Karma:450
S:AM Popularity: 0
E:AM Resources: RM
Powers: Extra Attacks, Body Armor, Flight, Earth Control
Talents: Weapon Specialist: Great Sword, Artist, Acrobatics
Contacts: Steve Rogers, Bruce Banner
Name: Ölivir Blackjaw
Age: 20
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 280
Citizenship: Irish
Marital Status: Single
Since as long as he can remember, Ölivir has been an orphan. His first memories are of his experiences in the orphanage. When he was about four years old, he was adopted by a middle class man and woman that were not able to have children on their own, a professional tennis player and a corporate worker. When his powers began to surface, he decided to ignore them and hide them for fear of not being able to lead a normal life. Ölivir decided to continue through school and begin college. The story begins during his Sophomore year in college. It turned out that Ölivir was the demigod son of Balder The Brave and a mortal woman. Ölivir discovered this after his salvation of Asgard with his other allies. He was offered a space in Asgard but turned it down to continue his life on Earth.


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Earl S. Jefferis Sr., 68, of 3033 Alton Ave., Allentown, died Thursday in Allentown Hospital. He was the husband of Edna (Bullock) Jefferis.
He was a toolroom engineer at Schramm Inc., West Chester, Chester County, for 47 years before retiring in 1983.
Born in West Chester, he was a son of the late Jesse and Catharine (Stein) Jefferis Jr.
He was a member of First Baptist Church of Allentown where he served on its board of trustees.


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MQM founder, Farooq Sattar declared proclaimed absconders
KARACHI: An Anti-Terrorist Court on Sunday declared Mutahida Quami Movement founder Altaf Hussain and MQM Pakistan convenor Farooq Sattar along with several other leaders as proclaimed absconders.
They directives were issued after they failed to appear in court after which they were declared as proclaimed absconders.
The cases pertains to delivering anti-state slogans, sedition and incitement workers after the controversial speech on 22nd August by MQM founder which provoked several workers to attack media houses including ARY News.
Their names have also been placed in several newspapers across Sindh. They have been ordered to present themselves to law enforcement agencies within seven days.
Farooq Sattar has been declared an absconder in various cases lodged at the Artillery police station. Other MQM leaders including Amir Khan, Muhammad Javed Kazmi and Zakir Qureshi have also being declared absconders.


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Cool Scholarship Info & Advice BlogDecember 14, 2006
Cool Study Skills GuideNovember 15, 2006
Here's a pretty cool study skills guide for you who want to improve your study skills. There's some cool articles like tips to get an efficient study habit and advantages and disadvantages of study groups. So go and check it out and you might be able to gain better skills for studying.
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This website has daily news about internet stuff and the web. It's really informative.
Cool Chile Guide and DirectorySeptember 23, 2006
I was just looking for some chilean recipes since I wanted to do some chilean cooking. I found some great chilean food sites through this chile guide. I also got to see some sites on the history of chile. So go check out Chile by net.
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I'm really amused by podcasting and podcasts. I think it's such a great way to share information. Often it gets to be too much just reading about stuff. It's a lot better to listen and some times even see the stuff, it becomes so much more interesting. To follow the the area of podcasting here's some good squidoo lenses: podcasting tips and pocast news. They're each based on other blogs, which are Podcaster Tips and Podcast Fresh. So if you're like this podcasts stuff I recommend you check them out!
Cool Games Screenshots WebsiteSeptember 11, 2006
I really like to play soccer games so today I was looking around for FM 2007 screenshots and PES6 screenshots. Both times I ended up at the same cool games screenshots website. The site has got Nintendo WII screenshots, NDS screenshots, PS3 game shots and for many more consoles.
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Representatives from the UCI and the IOC are scheduled to meet next week to discuss the possible inclusion of cyclo-cross racing at the Winter Olympics.
According to reports in Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad, the UCI's off-road co-ordinator Peter Van Den Abeele will meet with the IOC sports director, Christophe Dubi.
The inclusion of cyclo-cross in the Winter Olympics would be a huge boost for international profile of the sport. However it would also need a major shift in the spirit of the Winter Games.
Current IOC rules only allow sports that are practiced on snow or ice in the Winter Olympic programme. However the International Athletics Federation (IAAF) is also pushing to include cross country running in future editions of the Winter Olympics and cyclo-cross could take advantage of their influence at the IOC.
"If they decide to replace the rule "the sports must be practiced on snow and ice with "should be practiced only during the winter month", then there may be a chance," Van Den Abeele told Het Nieuwsblad.
If the IOC included cyclo-cross it would boost the international interest in the sport currently dominated by Belgium. It would likely mean that national federations would invest more money in the discipline.
"Olympic Committees of all countries will suddenly be investing in cyclo-cross," Van Den Abeele said.
It not the first time the IOC has considered adding cyclo-cross to the Winter Games. In 2009, various national federations were reported to be in talks with the IOC about its inclusion.
New UCI President Brian Cookson has backed the idea. In December he suggested that the Winter Olympics was missing out by not including cyclo-cross.
"I'm a fan of cyclo-cross, beer, fries and mayonnaise. Cyclo-cross as a discipline at the Winter Games is currently impossible because it is not practiced on snow or ice, but perhaps the IOC will one day revise rule. It's currently missing something," he told Het Nieuwsblad.


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"A book is the only immortality."
- Rufus Choate
News & Events
WYLD Cat
Reading Wyoming
News & Events
Library News
Showing at 1 p.m. on June 28
Friday, June 22, 2007
"Bridge to Terabithia"
will be shown on Thursday, June 28 at 1 p.m. at the library. This film is rated PG and is 95 minutes. Popcorn is provided but you need to bring your own beverage. Films are shown each Thursday at 1 p.m. throughout the summer.
Thank you to everyone who donated books and cakes and helped with the
Friends of the Library
Book Sale and Ice Cream Social. This annual endeavor would not be successful without the help of the many volunteers. Thank you!
The library will be closed on Wednesday, July 4, regular hours resume on Thursday.
Elizabeth Berg's newest,
"Dream When You're Feeling Blue"
is now available. Set in Chicago during the tumultuous years of 1943-46, it is the story about the three Heaney sisters, nicknamed the "Dreamy Girls" and the men they love and how the war affected
them all. Other new titles include
"Up in Honey's Room"
by Elmore Leonard,
by Emma Donoghue,
"A Promise for Ellie"
by Lauraine Snelling,
"Never Too Late"
by Michael Phillips and
"Dark Seduction"
by Brenda Joyce.
New non-fiction includes
"A Good Dog: the Story of Orson, Who Changed my Life"
by Jon Katz,
"How to Decorate with Wallpaper: a Practical Inspirational Guide to Using Wallpaper in the Home With Step-by-Step Projects"
by Bernadette Fallon and
"The Personality Code: Unlock the Secret to Understanding Your Boss, Your Colleagues, Your Friends?and Yourself"
by Travis Bradberry.
New titles for our young adults are
"The Fat Girl"
by Marilyn Sachs and
"Boy Shopping"
by Nia Stephens.
New books in the
Lennea Lewis Slagle Children's Library
include these Stepping Stone books featuring Disney Fairies,
"Rani in the Mermaid Lagoon"
by Lisa Papademetriou,
"Fira and the Full Moon"
by Gail Herman and
"A Masterpiece for Bess"
by Lara Bergen. New picture books are
"G is for Galaxy: an Out of This World Alphabet"
by Janis Campbell,
"The Perfect Pony"
by Kimberley Brubaker Bradley and
"Tummy Girl"
by Roseanne Thong.
"Moose Mania" is the theme for Storyhour on Tuesday, July 3, 2007 and Thursday, July 5, 2007. Storyhour is now held every Tuesday and Thursday from 10 to 11 p.m. for children ages 3 through kindergarten.
Check out this month's Storyhour Schedule
is the
number. Dial-A-Story is sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Dial in and hear an exciting story today!
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D-Link AirPlus Enhanced 2.4GHz Wireless Range Extender
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Model: DWL-800AP+
Price: $99
Rating: 4 out of 5
One of the frequent challenges encountered when setting up a WLAN is limited range and the resultant dead spots where the wireless signal can't reach. You needn't live in a mansion to have this problem -- depending on the configuration of and materials used in your abode you may suffer signal propagation problems even in a relatively small space. This is also likely if you're trying to extend your home wireless network outside the confines of your home (like to your backyard).
D-Link offers a way to ameliorate this problem in its AirPlus Enhanced 2.4 GHz Wireless Range Extender (DWL-800AP+). Although the device can function as an ordinary access point, its real value is in the device's repeater mode, which promises to considerably extend the range of your wireless network.
The good news is that the DWL-800AP+ is based on the TI enhanced 802.11b chipset, so it's capable of handling bandwidth of 22 Mbps (and 256-bit WEP encryption). The bad news is that the device is currently only compatible with certain D-Link products. D-Link says that third-party products will eventually be supported via firmware updates, but so far, the few I had on hand didn't work with the DWL-800AP+. The chances are probably better with another TI chipset-based device.
Given the unambiguous function of the DWL-800AP+, I expected that the setup and configuration of the unit would be relatively straightforward. It wasn't.
Like many products nowadays, the DWL-800AP+ employs a Wizard for the initial configuration. To configure it as a repeater, you specify the MAC address of the remote router. If you're like me, you might retrieve the MAC address of your router from the underside of the unit. That would be a mistake, because that is probably not the right one. An access point has two interfaces (LAN and WLAN), so it will in turn have two MAC addresses. Moreover, a broadband router will have a third MAC address for the WAN interface, as was the case with my D-Link DI-614+ router.
The DWL-800AP+ requires the MAC address from the remote device's LAN interface to repeat its signal, though it does not specify this anywhere it its documentation. Having hastily used the MAC address printed on the router, (it was the WAN interface address and thus the wrong one) I wasn't initially able to connect to the repeater with my wireless client.
After a bit of head scratching and trial and error, I realized the error of my ways and finally entered the correct MAC value. This did cause the DWL-800AP+ to show its face during a site scan. However, although I was then able to successfully connect to the repeater, I had no IP connectivity to my LAN or the Internet beyond it.
More head-scratching ensued, but to make a long story short, the culprit turned out to be a bug in the firmware version of the DI-614+ router I had--specifically, version 2.18. The kicker is that there are actually TWO versions of this firmware. One is dated 2/28/03 and is the one with the problem. The other is dated 3/14/03 and works fine. To make sure you get the good one, go to D-Link Support's product page directly and drill down to the DI-614+, under "Gateways." As of the time of this writing, if you go to the support page and then look up DI-614+, you are only offered the older, malfunctioning version.
Aside from the setup hassles I experienced, there is one other potential downside of the DWL-800AP+. Once configured as a repeater, it becomes transparent to the network; you can't ping it, and you can't access the browser configuration. As a result, you'll have to directly connect to the LAN port to change configurations -- something to remember if you mount the device in an inaccessible location.


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A Prime Investment
Current college enrollment statistics have reached record-breaking levels, thanks to the approximately 4.2 million echo boomers who enter institutions of higher education every year. Fully 78 million strong, echo boomers are the children of the baby boomer generation, born between 1982 and 1995, according to U.S. Census Bureau statistics.
With enrollments expected to soar 11 percent between 2003 and 2013, echo boomers will be the most highly educated demographic ever. Since 1990 was the banner year for echo boomer births, this fall's incoming freshman class is destined to be the largest ever, (US Census Bureau, http://budurl.com/7n5e and New York Times, http://budurl.com/95xn). This fact creates a strong demand for additional student housing at universities nationwide.
Defining the Market
Echo boomers are the first generation raised with high-speed internet, 500-channel LCD TVs, cell phones, iPods, Blackberrys, the Wii, and more. They demand an updated infrastructure whose backbone supports the sophisticated electronics that have become essential to their lives. These students also want to live somewhere hip, fun, and out-of-the-ordinary—certainly not in the cramped dorms of their parents' generation. They expect to have their own bedroom and bathroom, enough space to spread out, comfortable furniture, upscale finishes, and some measure of privacy.
Managing University Budgets
Literally, all higher ed institutions face endless budget constraints that wreak havoc on demands for costly new facilities. Because colleges must invest in educational resources, many are constructing less on-campus housing because the funding simply does not exist. In some cases, university officials actively encourage older students to find off-campus apartments so that there are enough dormitory beds to accommodate incoming freshmen.
Similarly, student residences are exceptionally expensive to develop. A far-reaching plan to develop new dorms and apartments on the University of Washington's Seattle campus — enough to house 3,000 students — will cost the university an estimated $850 million. Under the plan, the university would renovate six of the seven 1970s-vintage residence halls, while demolishing the seventh building. Increasing student-housing fees and borrowing the money on a 30-year basis would finance the plan.
The current U.S. student-housing market is valued at about $160 billion, attracting developers, investors, and owners. This sector is virtually recession-proof. Echo boomers tend to stay in school. During difficult financial times, degrees are especially valuable. Since the market demand for student housing is somewhat less cyclical in nature than office or industrial real estate, investing in it represents a shrewd strategic direction for owners. How can real estate developers help financially stressed universities satisfy these students in a cost-effective and successful way?
Commercial Real Estate's Solution
Demographic, sociological, and economic factors currently are apt for commercial real estate developers and investors to put roofs over students' heads. Private-sector real estate developers recognize this need and diversify their portfolios by developing institutional-grade student residences in prime locations.
A few developers began moving into this market during the late 1990s when college enrollment began increasing appreciably. Today, there are several real estate investment trusts (REITs) dedicated exclusively to investing in and developing student housing. More developers are entering this market as a proactive response to the slowdown in the office and industrial sectors.
Some developers choose to partner with schools to build on-campus dorms that accommodate growing student populations, while others prefer to develop off-campus housing with more amenities in common with rental apartments. These multi-use residences are structured similarly to mini villages—a 24/7 environment that functions as a community.
Per-unit rents for student housing are usually somewhat higher than for conventional apartments. They are more densely populated and leased by bed rather than as an individual unit. Typically, student housing also requires a higher level of management services because of the heavy turnover rates. As a result, management companies that specialize in student-housing facilities provide an enhanced level of expertise.
Hall Serves Tight Downtown Market
Chicago's downtown is home to some 30 higher ed institutions with a combined enrollment of more than 92,000 students. Although many of these students are daily commuters, there are others who prefer to live in a university-centered environment.
As a result of severely limited university-owned options, private developers have embraced this niche market. The Alter Group's current student-residence project is the $45 million transformation of eight floors of the historic Pittsfield Building, into Fornelli Hall, a 450-bed student-housing project that occupies floors 13 through 21 in the 38-story landmark.
The Pittsfield Building was briefly Chicago's tallest building, when it was completed in 1927, and incorporates Art Deco and Gothic Revival architectural elements. The building, which is primarily occupied by small businesses, has soaring multi-story public spaces that are virtually unchanged since their completion more than 80 years ago.
Roosevelt University and Robert Morris College (Ill.) officials have signed master ground leases for 350 beds on seven floors within Fornelli Hall. A single floor that can accommodate up to 100 beds is still available. The schools' proprietary housing offices will lease their beds to students. The Alter Group is leasing the remaining beds through our own in-house resources.
Fast-Tracking Construction at Fornelli Hall
When we first learned of the Fornelli Hall opportunity, we analyzed the market to determine possible uses for our space and interviewed university officials to determine their level of interest in additional residential space.
Fornelli Hall was a gut-rehabilitation project—a major renovation where ripped out old walls were ripped out to completely reconfigure the space. Obsolete mechanical systems were upgraded to serve the new usage.
To deliver Fornelli Hall in time for the start of the fall term, we worked with local contractors who have excellent relationships with subcontractors and materials suppliers in the community. One logical requirement was for heavier-than-normal plumbing capacity to support multiple toilets, bathtubs, sinks and laundry. Not all vintage buildings will work as student residences because of the stringent building infrastructure requirements necessary for conversion.
Ultimately, students will have a variety of options, including studio apartments and larger apartments with living areas, kitchens, bathrooms, and a mix of private and shared bathrooms. Sustainable elements include flooring made of recycled materials; energy-efficient appliances; a recycling system; and an energy-management program coordinated by U.S. Equities, a management firm. The Alter Group uses its own capital to finance Fornelli Hall.
The Recession and Student Housing
Rather surprisingly, the recession could actually boost college enrollment and the demand for student housing. As more people find themselves out of work, they realize that they need education and training to qualify in a shrinking job pool. Additionally, President Barack Obama has proposed a significant expansion of the government's role in making college more affordable for more students, following through on a campaign promise to give every child the opportunity to pursue a higher education.
Obama wants to increase the U.S. Department of Education's discretionary budget to $46.7 billion, a 12.8 percent increase over the long term. The government will save $4 billion a year by ending a long-time government-subsidized college loan program. Rather, they will augment a direct loan program created in 1993 during the Clinton administration. This would make the federal government the sole source of federally supported college loans.
In his budget, Obama wants to link Pell Grant program growth to inflation; it would grow by more than 75 percent over the next 10 years. According to a comment by Education Secretary Arne Duncan, "Our basic thought is, rather than continue to subsidize banks, we want to help dramatically more students get more access to more aid."
This is likely to increase demand for projects like Fornelli Hall, because of its position in a market that has many students and very little competitive student housing. At Chicago's Columbia College, for example, music school applications alone are up a startling 37 percent for the 2009-2010 school year. Despite economic malaise, rising unemployment and the stock market slide, students are staying in college. Even better, their parents are willing to pay for it. With downtown Chicago the home to more than 52,000 college students, demand for beds is strong and likely to remain so in the future.
The Future of Urban Student Housing
Urban areas are likely to see the development of additional Fornelli Hall-type student residences as older buildings receive a second purpose. If the downtown student population continues its strong growth trajectory, the demand for mixed-use environment university residences will be greater than ever.
Fornelli Hall is a prototype for how urban student housing will function in the coming years. A 24/7 residential community, amenities will include an executive-level health club, student-lounge areas that are ideal for study, free Wi-Fi throughout the building, and laundry facilities on every floor.
At Roosevelt University, traditionally thought of as a commuter school, greater numbers of its students are choosing to live near their Chicago campus. In the last three years, the number of Roosevelt students living in on-campus housing facilities has increased by 36 percent, according to their student housing office. The school is expecting more students to make Chicago their home, accommodated by residences like Fornelli Hall and designed specifically for upper-level students.
Matthew A. Ward is a senior vice president of The Alter Group, based in Skokie, Ill., a national corporate real estate developer with the private capital necessary to fund, develop and manage student housing, commercial, healthcare and industrial properties. E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.


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TPG Support
TPG Broadband Off-Net FAQs
- 1.1 How do I check to see if I can get TPG Broadband Off-Net
- Please visit the Broadband Off-Net page and click "Check Availability". Once the availability of ADSL to your premises has been confirmed it will still need to be qualified and is dependent on such things as the distance that you are located from the exchange and the quality of the copper cable in place.
- 1.2 What is involved in an ADSL service qualification check?
- ADSL cannot be provided on all phone lines. A service qualification test will check whether your phone line meets the following basic requirements:
- Your telephone line belongs to an ADSL enabled exchange.
- Your home or business is within a certain distance from a Telstra exchange building.
- Your telephone line is a straight PSTN service without any ADSL incompatible equipment such as PABXs, Commanders, OnRamp services, pair gain systems etc.
- There are no incompatible products associated with your telephone line such as EasyCall® Multiple Number or FaxStream Duet®.
- A service qualification check will only be carried out after an agreement for the service has been signed. If the qualification check is positive the service will be installed however if the check is negative you will be advised and your signed agreement will be void.
Please note: If your phone line passes the service qualificaiton test, this does not guarantee that broadband can be successfully installed.
- 1.3 I have ISDN, can I get ADSL?
- You will be able to get ADSL if:
- Your local exchange supports ADSL.
- You use an analogue telephone service. Charged as a standard telephone line rental.
- 1.4 What is the ADSL Set up Fee?
- In order to use ADSL your normal telephone line must be enabled for ADSL. This is done at the telephone exchange level and it is unlikely a technician will need to come to your home or office. Click here to view the current pricing.
- 1.5 Does pricing differ for regional areas?
- TPG now has nationwide pricing for all our ADSL packages. to view the latest pricing click here.
- 1.6 I've applied for TPG Broadband, how long until I get it?
- Broadband Off-Net and ADSL2+ installation process takes 3 - 5 working days.
ADSL2+ with Home Phone installation process takes 10 - 20 working days.
ADSL Registration Process
- Registration - Allow 1 working day.
TPG receives the completed ADSL Registration form and verifies that the customer has completed all relevant sections.
- # Nominated line qualification
A service qualification test will check whether your phone line meets the basic requirements of installing a broadband connection.
Please note: If your phone line passes the service qualification test, this does not guarantee that broadband can be successfully installed.
- Initial charging
After qualification is successful TPG bills the customer for:
Note: Billing period will commence when the service is first activated. Installation will proceed on receipt of payment. Allow 5 working days for direct debit processing.
- Service Activation Request
The application is sent to Telstra for the physical provisioning of the ADSL service and configuration of the customers requested line.
- Equipment Configuration and Delivery
Your modem will be couriered directly to you after TPG has configured it.
Delivery to metro areas and major towns will take between 1-2 business days and delivery to rural and remote areas will take between 2-5 business days.
- Installation of Service
Customer & Dealer will be advised of installation by e-mail. Customers can obtain free installation support through the TPG Technical Helpdesk. For technical support, ADSL modem set up assistance, configuring email client, and line problems call 13 14 23.
This service is available:
Monday to Friday 8:00am - Midnight
Weekends 9:00am - 9:00pm
Public holidays 9:00am - 6:00pm
Or you can visit www.tpg.com.au/helpdesk for further information.
Installation Status
The customer's installation can be viewed here. To check your installation status on-line, you will require your username and password. If you have not provided a password, then a temporary password, the same as the username, will be allocated. Note: All time frames are an estimation based on average installations. Estimated installation times do not take into account delays caused by incomplete/incorrect information provided on the customer's application or technical installation issues. Applications with rejections will be delayed.
- Registration - Allow 1 working day.
- 1.7 I don't have a credit card. Can I still get TPG broadband?
- Yes, we also accept direct debit from approved bank accounts (from approved institutions only and subject to a credit rating).
- 1.8 Why can't I get ADSL?
- You may not be able to get ADSL for many reasons but the most common three are:
- You are too far from the local telephone exchange.
- The local telephone exchange is not enabled.
- You want to use an ISDN service, if this is the case try using a fax or private individual line.
- 1.9 How will I know if and when TPG ADSL is coming to my area?
- TPG can record your details and contact you when the service becomes available in your area.
- 1.10 My ADSL application is in Transpositioning. What does this mean?
- Transpositioning is a process performed by the telco to attempt to replace certain lines that are incompatible with ADSL. These lines are not a full copper line all the way back to the local exchange. As they are not full copper lines, they are incompatible with ADSL. The intended outcome of this process is to replace a customer's line, with one that can support ADSL. However, it is still possible that lines which have gone into transpositioning will be rejected.
- 1.11 What types of infrastructure are incompatible with ADSL that can be bypassed by the transpositioning process?
- Pair Gaining (PGS): This is a line splitting process where one copper line is split into two, to allow two telephone services. It is used in areas which have no main copper lines left to enable additional phone services.
Remote Index Multiplexor (RIM): This is a device that splits a Fibre-optic link to an area into hundreds of copper lines. As the copper line only runs from the premises to the RIM, ADSL is incompatible with their line.
- 1.12 My ADSL application is on Hold. What does this mean?
- A Hold status indicates that there has been a delay at your local exchange. This dealy means that your local exchange is at full capacity for ADSL users at the moment, and requires additional ports to be installed. This installation is organised by the telco's infrastructure team, and the time taken to install the ports is completely up to the telco.
- 1.13 If my ADSL application is on Hold, does this mean I can't get Broadband?
- No, it simply means that the telco is waiting for the upgrade on the exchange to complete before they can continue with further testing of your line
TPG ADSL Features
- 2.1 Do I get a Static IP address?
- Yes, all Broadband Off-Net plans come with static IP address.
- 2.2 Can I get additional IP addresses?
- For more information on additional IP addresses, please visit http://www.tpg.com.au/products_services/ip_addressing.php or contact Customer Service on 13 14 23.
- 2.3 How much will an additional IP address cost me?
- On an already established connection there is a once off fee of $59 to set it up. Click here to view the current pricing.
- 2.4 Do I get access to a dialup backup account?
- Yes, a dial up backup account is available with all TPG ADSL services in the event of an ADSL fault customers incur usage charges when accessing their backup dialup services, except where specified with some static, layer 3 ADSL plans. Backup dial-up usage is charged at $1.10 per hour, capped at $16.99 per billing month, except for the Broadband Value 256 plan where dialup usage will be deducted from the customer's 200MB limit and therefore charged at 15c/MB. When using the dial-up back up the Customer will incur additional call connection charges and the Customer will continue to be liable for all charges from their telephone network provider. Customer who use the backup dialup service are encouraged to check with their phone provider that the dialup telephone number they intend to use is a local call number and will not attract STD charges. For details please refer to Backup dial-up service in TPG ADSL Terms and Conditions.
Technical Questions
- 3.1 If I have ADSL installed on an existing telephone/fax line will my existing service will be cancelled?
- No. When an existing service is selected for conversion to ADSL, it will still be available for voice services. However, there may be a very small percentage of services where voice carriers do not allow both to run in parallel.
- 3.2 Will my normal telephone features work with ADSL?
- Your telephone features will work as normal. However, we will not be able to offer you an ADSL service if you currently use incompatible products such as EasyCall® Multiple Number.
- 3.3 Will ADSL affect the quality of my phone service?
- Not at all, your phone and ADSL service reside on totally separate frequencies, so you can make calls or send faxes while surfing the Web, and your phone reception is as crisp and clear as ever. However, C-10 central filters are required to be used on each telephone line outlet you are utilising.
- 3.4 Will my telephone line work if my ADSL line goes down?
- Most likely your telephone will be all right, but conversely if your telephone doesn't work then it's a safe bet that your ADSL service won't be available either. Remember that re-establishing your ADSL connection might be as simple as restarting your computer.
- 3.5 Does a cordless phone work with the ADSL device?
- You require a central filter for each cordless phone attached to your nominated ADSL line. The central filter is available from TPG for $25 each.
- 3.6 Will a PABX or Commander System work with ADSL?
- Yes, but you need to install a central splitter before the PABX or Commander system.
- 3.7 What will I need if I am running a Back-to-Base security system?
- A Central splitter/filter must be installed if you are running a back-to-base alarm system on your phone line. In order to install Central Splitter, one should have Austell approved telecom technician. We normally recommend our dealers.
- 3.8 Can I use an EFTPOS on the same phone Line?
- An inline filter may work however you may require a central splitter especially if there are multiple devices on the line (fax/answer machine/EFTPOS/dial up modem).
- 3.9 Why do I need a filter on every device?
- ADSL services operate on a higher noise frequency in comparison to devices such as telephones, fax machines, Dial up modems, EFTPOS machines and back to base security systems. A C-10 central filter is needed to filter out this high frequency noise. Without the filter, these devices are basically unusable because of the amount of noise being transmitted. Not having a filter on each device will also cause no connection or intermittent ADSL Internet connection.
One C-10 Central Filter for a standard telephone handset comes with every modem/router supplied by TPG. A central filter will be required for every cordless telephone handset and for every fax machine on the same phone line as the ADSL service.
A central splitter must be installed on the service phone line, if you have:
(a) A monitored 'back to base' security system, which operates via the same phone line as the broadband service.
(b) More than 3 telephony devices connected to your broadband phone line.
(c) A mode 3 phone socket connected to your broadband phone line.
Installation of any required central splitter hardware is at the customer's own expense. The customer should contact an Austel approved technician or Telstra to install the central splitter. For further information contact TPG Sales (contact details are available online at http://www.tpg.com.au/about/contact.php).
- 3.10 Can I modify a Telstra product on the ADSL line once the ADSL is connected?
- No, any modification including (adding/deleting) products will cause the ADSL to become disconnected.
- 3.11 Should I use LLC or VC MUX?
- 3.12 What speeds should I be downloading at?
- 256Kb: 25-28KB
512Kb: 50-58KB
1500Kb: 140-150KB
- 3.13 How do I test the above speeds?
- Go to the free download page on TPG web site: www.tpg.com.au/downloads. Download a program over 2Mb and record the speeds.
- 3.14 What do latency, packet loss and transfer rate mean?
- Latency: Latency is the period of time taken to move information from one location to another - it is the delay in moving a packet of data. This is most commonly expressed by ADSL users as their 'ping time' - which is actually a measure of the latency in moving a packet from one location to another and back again - otherwise known as the Round Trip Time.
Packet Loss: Packet loss refers to the percentage of packets which, when transmitted in the network, fail to reach their destination. Packet loss, as indicated by tools such as 'ping', indicates the loss in either the outbound or the return direction, and does not indicate the location or direction in which that loss occurred. It is commonly referred to as a percentage, with 0% loss meaning that all packets were carried to their destination successfully.
Transfer Rate: (often called 'download speed' or 'throughput'): This is the rate at which data is transferred over a connection. It is often expressed as a speed in KiloBITS per second or in KiloBYTES per second.
- 3.15 I have a fixed IP address/s, if I leave my ADSL connection idle for 2-3 days will it disconnect?
- No, unless you have things like power save enabled on your PC where it will power down the modem after a defined period of inactivity.
- 3.16 I have a fixed IP address/s, if I transfer from the layer 2 plan, to the layer 3 plan will I carry the same IP address/s across to this plan?
- No, you will not carry over an IP address from the Layer 2 plan to the Layer 3 plan (or vice versa) because of a different number of IP address requirements.
- 3.17 Can I host a mail or web server on my fixed IP PPPoE Connection?
- Yes, as long as your Internet connection remains on. Once you disconnect from the Internet your IP address is no longer accessible, therefore any services you have running on it stops working.
- 3.18 I have a Vitalcall Service on my telephone line, can I use TPG ADSL?
- Customers who have a Vitalcall Service on their telephone line will not be able to use TPG ADSL, as this service conflicts with ADSL.
- 3.19 My network card is connected at 100mbit/sec. Why is my Internet connection not as fast?
- When you see the network icon in the System Tray with the connection speed, whether it is 10/100mbps or 11/54mbps (wireless connections), this simply indicates the speed of the link between the computer and the network device this interacts with. Whether it's a modem/router, a network switch or a wireless access point, the reported speed is a reflection of the connection which is directly plugged into your computer.
However your Internet speed is solely determined on your external line, your modem and the plan you have with TPG. Regardless of the speed of the link between your computer and the modem or access point, your Internet connection should be whatever plan you are paying for with TPG. Expected download speeds for each plan are as below:
Broadband Speed Average Speed in Kilobytes 256kbps ~25-27 kilobytes per second 512kbps ~47-57 kilobytes per second 1.5Mbps ~140-160 kilobytes per second
- 4.1 How much faster is TPG ADSL than a regular modem?
- TPG ADSL provides blistering performance compared to older technologies and the following table shows some examples.
File Download Speed File Size 33.6Kbps Modem ISDN 64Kbps ADSL 256Kbps ADSL 1.5Mbit 128kilobytes 30 seconds 16 seconds 4 seconds 1 second 6 Megabytes 24 minutes 12.5 minutes 3.1 minutes 32 seconds 40 Megabytes 2.7 hours 1.4 hours 21 minutes 3.5 minutes
- 4.2 I'm switching from another ISP to TPG; can I use my existing modem?
- Yes, but only if it is a TPG approved modem. We are unable to provide Technical Support for modems other than those that TPG distribute.
- 4.3 Can I use any modem?
- No, TPG has a list of approved modems that have been tested with the TPG ADSL service and are ACA approved. You may install a non TPG approved modem if you wish however TPG cannot provide any assistance with the installation should it be required.
Most importantly, it is a legal requirement that any equipment connected to the ADSL Service must be labelled with the ACA telecommunications compliance mark.
- 4.4 Does the Free modem offer apply to all TPG broadband plans?
- Only the Business Broadband Off-Net plans come with an included Modem Router. Click here for more information.
- 4.5 What modem/routers does TPG support?
- TPG provides technical support for modems/routers that have been purchased from TPG. To view a list of available TPG modems/routers click here.
- 4.6 Can I upgrade my existing Dialup modem to an ADSL modem?
- No, ADSL modems are very different technology to any existing dial up modem. If you have an existing ADSL modem it may be able to be used with the service however we recommend that only TPG approved modems be used on the service.
- 4.7 What do I do if my modem is faulty?
- Faulty modems, which were purchased from TPG, are required to be returned to TPG. TPG will then test and replace any faulty modems; up to a year from the date they were purchased. If the modem is over one year old, you need to return it to the manufacture for warranty purposes.
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- 4.8 What encapsulation type does TPG use?
- 1483 Bridge for Ethernet Mode
1577 Classical IP for Routed Mode
2516 PPPoE Over Ethernet
- 4.9 What ADSL type does TPG use?
- All plans are now PPPoE.
We have previously offered:
- 4.10 I have a Wireless Router. Can I use my TPG ADSL Connection from any location?
- Generally speaking, the wireless coverage is large enough to cover most residential premises, but will vary from user to user. The wireless link to your TPG ADSL connection is limited by range, which in turn is determined by a number of factors. These include the number of walls the signal must pass through, the building material of these walls, and the presence of other wireless signals in the area. Once you are out of the range of your wireless access point, you will lose connectivity to your TPG ADSL link, even if other access points are in the area. As such, you cannot use your TPG ADSL connection from any location; you are limited to the range of your wireless access point.
- 5.1 Who will install the modem?
- Customers can self-install the modem. You just need to follow a simple step-by step procedure supplied with the ADSL modem.
- 5.2 Does TPG supply installation assistance?
- Yes, TPG can provide over the phone consultancy, through TPG's Help Desk on 13 14 23 (option 2, then option 2)
- 5.3 Do I need to be available when the phone company technician comes to install my ADSL phone line?
- You will not usually have to be available when the technician comes to activate your ADSL phone line. The technician may need access to your telephone box to complete the installation, so if it is easily accessible from the outside of the home or office, you do not need to be present for the ADSL phone line connection. If there are unusual circumstances with the installation of your service the technician will be in touch with you and arrange for a suitable time when you are present.
- 5.4 Do contract installers make specific appointment times?
- The TPG contractor will not be able to indicate the exact time of the installation however every effort will be made to identify a block of hours for an appointment for the set up of your service.
- 5.5 What is the duration of the line and CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) installation session?
- The line and CPE installation can take up to two hours and will involve 1-2 people.
- 5.6 Once my ADSL service is installed, will I be automatically connected to the Internet?
- Yes, as long as your ADSL equipment is plugged in and turned on and your PC has been configured for the ADSL service. Dial up and timed call charges do not apply to an ADSL service.
- 5.7 How do I get a central splitter installed?
- Contact an Austel approved technician or Telstra to install the central splitter.
- 6.1 I am relocating, what do I need to do to relocate my TPG ADSL service?
- Please visit our dedicated Moving Home Support page for more information on how to relocate your service.
- 6.2 How much does it cost to relocate my TPG ADSL service?
- Click here to view the current pricing
- 6.3 How long does it take to relocate my TPG ADSL service?
- It will take approximately 10-16 working days. However, TPG is able to maintain your ADSL service at BOTH your current location and the location of your transfer, if you can meet the all of the following criteria:
- You are able to change your static IP address (if applicable)
- The number your ADSL service is being transferred to is different to your current number. Additional charges apply for this service.
- 6.4 I currently have a IPOATM or RFC 1483 (Layer Three Bridged or Routed), will I have to change to the new PPPoE (Layer Two) plan?
- No, you will not have to change the configuration type of your connection. The option to change is available to you, however costs may apply.


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> What needs to be done for that? Figure out Ubuntu's release schedule (when > is the version freeze etc.), talk to the maintainer of MC package, release > the first stable of 4.8 branch (184.108.40.206) rather soon than late (I'm almost > sure they wouldn't include an officially non-stable release in LTS) ??? -- Yeah. Debian just needs one active mc maintainer who would _push_ latest stuff to sid at least on a regular basis. Patrick is too busy to handle that righ now. mc developer team will be happy to offer any help in packaging mc up. -- Sergei
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Here's something to think about: there's almost no evidence showing online or the classroom equivalent, competency-based learning, to be effective….Both [studies] came to the same conclusion: the tech behind competency-based learning has advanced, but the concept itself has not benefited from these technical improvements and the educational outcome for students remain unimpressive.
Informative post by Seattle Education explaining the terms "competency-based education," "virtual learning," and "blended learning," "personalized instruction" — and where the research on their effectiveness and the corporate funding of these reform initiatives part company.
Note: WorldView Software makes web-based digital textbooks, not teacher "replacements." And our interactivity is focused on Socratic learning, not on training students to respond to A.I.
24 Graduation Credits, OSPI Superintendent Chris Reykdal, and the Push for Competency-Based Learning


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Superfast Broadband is the term to describe internet download speeds in excess of 24 Mbps.
The UK Government has set a goal of achieving 95% coverage of Superfast Broadband coverage by 2017. Rural Oxfordshire has previously received internet download speeds less than 5 Mbps. Today's internet usage requirements of cloud computer programmes, advanced browsers, online gaming, video streaming such as Netflix and online telephone systems has meant domestic and business properties are needing much faster download speeds than ever before. if you would like to know more about internet speeds and test your Broadband speeds visit Broadband speeds explained.
The UK government are determined to reach their target and have already set aside funding of £1.7 billion. The latest scheme is the Connection Vouchers Scheme that has provided businesses and organisation across the country including Oxfordshire with up to £3000 grant for Superfast Broadband installations. If you would like to take advantage of this scheme please visit Oxfordshire Broadband Connection Vouchers.
Wurzel have been helping the government achieve their targets in Oxfordshire. We are able to supply Superfast Broadband to residential and business properties with high speed internet in excess of 100Mbps.
Oxfordshire and parts of the Cotswolds have notoriously been hard to reach for most broadband providers. Wurzel has forged their business by providing fast and reliable Superfast Broadband to the hardest to reach of locations. Wurzel use both traditional fibre and wireless internet technology to connect premises with Superfast Broadband. Wurzel supply internet to businesses, residential properties, communities and large scale events. We have supplied Broadband to Cornbury Music festival, Oxford University, James Bond film set and many large high profile residential properties.
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The Beginning…Wednesday, September 24th, 2008
…is here and although I haven't quite finished the site or even told anyone it exists yet, I have decided that this will be it. The beginning of my blog!
If anyone stumbles upon this in the future, wish me luck… and if you like anything you've read here, I ask you to pass a link to those you feel may also enjoy it.
Who knows what's going to happen – Here we go!


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digital power for the next generation of mobile devices
Articles & Reviews
Digital Still Cameras (DSCs)
Digital still cameras (DSCs) require a substantial amount of energy delivered at very high power for the
switch-on, zoom, autofocus, and image capture stages of operation. Additonally, new technologies such
as white LED feature lower power consumption but have high peak-power needs. These demands place an
extreme load on batteries, quickly lowering the voltage, triggering premature shut-down (even though the
battery still has stored energy), and thus restricting the number of images that can be recorded.
A supercapacitor can eliminate this problem. Working together with the battery, the supercapacitor
discharges its power during peak loads and recharges between peaks, providing the power needed to
operate the camera up to 200% longer while extending the useful life of the batteries.
Related documents and briefs
Short battery life is still one of the limitations of notebook PCs. A laptop is only functional for as long as it
can store enough energy to power it. To enhance and prolong the power management system, a
supercapacitor can be used to reduce excessive power load and thus extend the battery's run time.
CAP-XX supercapacitors can be used to optimize battery utilization by buffering power demand and smooth
fluctuating power loads. They can be charged and discharged thousands of times without degradation,
offering extra power during peak-load times such as hard drive usage, CD disk writing, or DVD play
CAP-XX supercapacitors are also used in numerous PCMCIA cards powering notebook PCs today.
The company is also developing supercapacitors to enable battery swaps while the notebook is in
sleep mode. This complementary system will reduce user delays as well as design-in component costs,
using existing boost and buck converters as necessary.
Digital Music Players
Digital music players record and play music compressed into the MP3 format and can carry 1,000 or
more songs in memory, giving large music libraries true portability. As with many other mobile appliances,
these thin, palm-sized devices are pushing the limits of existing battery technology with their increasing
power demands and upcoming use of wireless transmission and converged functionality.
While DMPs operate on standard rechargeable, AA or AAA batteries, CAP-XX supercapacitor solutions
can provide the power bursts needed for reading a disk drive or enabling wireless transmission. This
extends the playing time by supporting the battery operations, and enables the design of smaller, lighter
Converged Handhelds
Converged or "smart" handhelds integrate the wireless, voice and data capabilities of PDAs
and mobile phones into a single device. But other convergent devices are already appearing that merge
mobile phone-cameras with MP3 players and PDAs, and patient alert tools that bring together GPS
trackers with personal or emergency alarms. When combined in one package, the power demands of these
devices on the battery system is enormous.
CAP-XX supercapacitors can meet the power management challenges inherent in converged products.
They provide the power to run extra features, extend battery run time and improve operation in low
temperature environments, enable memory back up and hot-swapping capabilities, reduce excessive
battery load to extend useful life, and can even replace tantalum capacitors to provide a lighter-weight,
thinner device.
A variety of toys such as model airplanes and "instant" charge cars from Mattel® need
electric power to operate. The power options have tended to be physically heavy products with low energy
density that are unnecessarily bulky. Manufacturers now want light-weight toys using power components
that are smaller and less expensive.
The thin, small size of CAP-XX supercapacitors make them ideal for toys that must be charged instantly
and run for several minutes. The supercapacitor has a high energy density (high capacitance) and a rapid
charge/discharge cycle to increase run time and performance. CAP-XX products are also very light weight,
most weigh less than 2 grams, enabling their use in model planes and other airborne toys.
eBooks enable people on the move to download and store up to 500 books to read anywhere, anytime.
Typically powered with 4 AA batteries, the latest generation of eBook readers uses new display and
electronic ink technology in a compact, lightweight device about the size of a paperback novel.
Wireless Internet connectivity give these appliances the mobility and data access consumers need.
As with many other mobile devices, CAP-XX thin supercapacitors can work together with the eBook
battery system to provide the power pulsing capabilities needed to manage peak power needs of the
specialized display technologies often used. Additionally, they extend usage time and enable the design of
smaller, lighter, more cost effective consumer devices.
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Tuesday, October 5
När man var liten föll man jämt, men nu skare va så jävla hemskt.
Eye color: Blue, grey or turqoise. I seems to depend on the light around me.
Hair color: Honey blond, sort of.
Right-handed or left-handed: Right-handed.
Signe: Aries.
Bad habit: I exaggerate too much.
Good habit: I'm a really good secret-keeper.
Color: Petrol blue and red, at the moment.
Candy: Salt liquorice and milk chocolate.
Holiday: Halloween, hands down! This year I wanna dress up like Poison Ivy.
Season: Summer.
Food: Tapas and everything with melty cheese.
Band: Johnossi or Belle and Sebastian, probably. But I could never choose.
Day of the week: Friday, the day of hope and anticipation.
Outside my window: The sky, the sun, the Fall.
The music I'm playing: Magnetic Fields "Kiss me like you mean it".
I'm wearing: black slacks, black see-through polkadot blouse with bow, camel brouges.
Kissed a stranger: Oh yes, I've won a kissing competition.
Broken the law: Yes, well, it's hard not to.
Been on TV: Yep. I was three or four when I made my TV debut.
Shoplifted: No, I wouldn't dare.
Fulfilled a dream: Luckily, I have, and hopefully I'll get more wishes.
Hurt somebody: It's inevitable sometimes, I think. I wish it wasn't.
Been hurt in return: Many times. That's inevitable too.
Mood: Nostalgic, the Fall always makes me remember things.
Time: 10:52.
Lipstick: Ruby Woo.
Plan: To go to the University Library to find books for my Bachelor's essay on fashion photography and the recession.
8 comments:
- angelica said...
väldigt fina bilder.
- 5 October 2010 at 10:57
- lavelle said...
I liked this post, it's nice to learn little facts about the people who's blogs who read every day
- 5 October 2010 at 11:14
- Emily said...
Angelica - Tack söta, du har en hel del riktigt fina på din blogg också!
- 5 October 2010 at 11:17
- Vanessa said...
When I was in college I was Poison Ivy for Halloween. That was my best costume yet!
- 5 October 2010 at 11:18
- Chelle said...
Your photos are amazing! It's also good to know a bit more about yourself :)
- 5 October 2010 at 22:07
- lottis_lottis said...
helt underbara bilder. <3 jag njuter som bara den
- 6 October 2010 at 17:44
- Johanna said...
Underbara bilder! Älskar tonerna. Är de analogt fotade? /Johanna
- 10 October 2010 at 18:05
- Emily said...
Vanessa - I love dressing up like comic book villains! When I was a kid I was obsessed with Catwoman, and wore my Catwoman suit everywhere. Now, my favorites are Poison Ivy (probably the coolest red head ever)and Harley Quinn.
Chelle - I wish I knew more about you guys too. Maybe I should have a reversed Q&A some time.
Mami - Puss!
Johanna - Nej, det är digitala foton som jag redigerat med hjälp av analogt material. Tack fina du!
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This week's theme at i heart faces is "Silly". My boys are always acting silly but finding or even taking a picture of them that really exemplifies the idea of the word "silly" proved a difficult task.
The following photo is once again of my little Beau, this time though he is playing peek-a-boo from behind Grandma's curtains...silly little boy!
For more silly photos, or to submit one of your own, head on over to i heart faces.


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Latest iChain Issues Resolved by Novell Technical Support
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Updated: 23 Dec 2004
Here's a list of the most common iChain issues resolved by Novell Technical Support during the last few weeks.
- TID10094817: Cannot install iChain 2.3 Support pack 1 (ic23sp1.exe)
- Cannot install iChain 2.3 Support pack 1 (ic23sp1.exe)
- iChain upgrade to iChain 2.3 SP1 fails
- iChain 2.3 SP1 install.pre file never gets executed
After applying the OTWUG for the first time, a new CAPATCH.NLM gets copied over. This module has logic added to detect whether the upgrade is from iChain 2.3 or from an earlier 2.2 release. After the file is copied over and the server rebooted, an install.pre file should get executed which starts the copying of the modules over. In the case where it fails, the otwugver.cfg file does not contain the right information and the install halts with no errors. If we delete this file and restart the OTWUG, the correct CAPATCH already exists on the server and the otwugver.cfg file includes the correct info.
This issue will only occur with an upgrade from 2.3 shipping to 2.3 SP1. It will not occur when going from SP1 to any POST SP1 build. Get the details here TID10094817
- TID10095876: Cannot create server certificate using iChain GUI
- Cannot create server certificate using iChain GUI
- Cannot import intermediate certificates using the iChain GUI Certificate Maintenance TAB
- Server certificate defined as 'IN PROGRESS' on Certificate Maintenance iChain GUI TAB
Despite the iChain documentation stating that the process of importing server certificates can be done via the iChain GUI, this is not totally correct. If a server certificate includes intermediates, then one will have to import the certificate using ConsoleOne. This will be a four step process:
- Convert the response file into PKCS #7 Format
- Enable NCP on the iChain box and login to the ICS_TREE
- Import the Certificate
- Back-up the Certificate using the iChain browser based administration tool.
Get the details here TID10095876
- TID10095875: Citrix java client does not work with iChain metaframe accelerator
- Citrix java client does not work with iChain metaframe accelerator
- Cannot run Citrix applications through iChain with java based ICA client
- Cannot access Citrix MetaFrame server through iChain 2.3
Use the ICA browser client. The java based ICA client is not supported to work with iChain.
Get the details here TID10095875
- TID10095955: Upgrade from iChain 2.2 to iChain 2.3 Support Pack 1 fails to copy all files
- Upgrade from iChain 2.2 to iChain 2.3 Support Pack 1 fails to copy all files
- Server.exe not updated during iChain 2.3 Support pack 1 otwug
- iChain 2.3 Support pack 1 upgrade keeps system at Netware 6.0 Support pack 2 level
Manually execute the nw6sp3update.nas.
The updated CAPATCH.NLM that gets installed by iChain 2.3 SP1 does not execute the above NAS file when upgrading from iChain 2.2 to iChain 2.3 SP1 directly.
Get the details here TID10095875
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OK Hazel, I know you well enough to know that you wouldn't do this but....it sure looks like you duct taped poor Ridge's feet to the floor to take those pictures!
Ugh, i'm wracking my brain for some crumb of knowledge that might help but i'm not finding much more than cobwebs.:sad:
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More about Holly
Holly is a Congo African Grey. African Greys come from Africa! But Holly was hatched in Florida.
Unfortunately, Holly is a feather picker. You can see from her picture her tummy is almost bald. We're working with her vet to make sure she has everything she needs, like full-spectrum light, and red palm oil in her diet to help keep her feathers soft. Last year she stopped picking and grew all her feathers back, but then she started picking more and is almost bald again. I wish we could figure out why she does it so we could help her stop for good.
Holly's favorite treat is pistachios. Her favorite fruit is red grapes, and she also loves HOT PEPPERS! Her all-time favorite dinner is brown rice with squash. She is not as active as Vinnie, but she's very vocal! She loves to whistle songs and boss everyone else around.
Holly and Vinnie are both goofy. Holly gets silliest at bed time. Here she's hanging from one of her favorite toys when it's time to get ready for bed.
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Pictures of Vinnie and Holly
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Return to the Centre of the World
According to the sayings of some people, the real Vajrāsana is a spot
three months' journey west of Gayā.
—Jigme Lingpa, 1789
The ancient site of the Vajrāsana at Bodh Gayā, accepted by Buddhists as the precise spot of the Buddha's enlightenment and the place that the inhabitants of Tibet regarded as the very centre of the world, was to remain, by all available accounts, completely lost to Tibetan worshippers for centuries. Following the final decline and even material destruction of Buddhist culture throughout the Middle Ganges and other regions of India during the thirteenth century, some four hundred and fifty years went by before pilgrims from the high plateau ventured back to the area which had once been ancient Magadha. Throughout this period of interruption, Tibetans long avoided the Middle Ganges region, only gradually becoming motivated to return to it and search for the Vajrāsana once again.
It was not until the mid-eighteenth century that we find a Tibetan pilgrim, an obscure yogin by the name of Garshapa Sonam Rabgye, actually returning to Bodh Gayā on a unique journey of religious exploration. In this chapter I will examine Sonam Rabgye's journey back to the heart of his ancient Buddhist holy land, along with the developments leading up to it, its eventual impact in Tibet, and its significance for our own thinking about the history of Asian Buddhist interaction with Bodh Gayā. Sonam Rabgye's visit to Bodh Gayā and nearby sites only occurred after a distinct renewal of cultural interest in India had gradually gained momentum once


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The core of your favourite browser, URBrowser, has just been updated to Chromium 61. Continue reading
The core of your favourite browser, URBrowser, has just been updated to Chromium 61. Continue reading
We are pleased to introduce the Privacy Suite, a built-in tool that lets you easily control your level of privacy, site by site.
In June 2016, we released UR in an open beta. Nearly ten different countries, in Europe and South America, spread the word about the small and determined team behind UR that wanted to go up against the internet giants.
We began to receive lots of feedback via email, social media and in person. Many of you expressed the unsettling feelings you had in trusting your data with the giant corporations that dominate the internet ecosystem.
Since last June, we have listened to feedback, re-evaluated the market and trusted our gut. One thing is for certain: you, internet users, are very concerned about privacy and security. So are we.
With several features already in place focused on these concerns (Shield, VPN, AdControl), we made the decision to further develop these features and create new ones to keep your data safe and private.
And so, less than a year later, UR has reached one million downloads! There is still work to be done, but as we continue on this path, we know it's the right one. Our focus is, and always will be, giving you the right to control your data online.
We have a large update coming soon that will give you even more tools to control how your data is (or isn't!) used online. Everyone at UR thanks you for your continued support!
Download the UR beta to protect your data and to support us!
We told our beta testers back in January that we were shifting the focus of UR and concentrating on privacy and security features.
Our goal is to build a web browser that gives you easy-to-use tools to protect your privacy and keep your data safe.
This beta version is a big step forward in our vision of a browser built to protect users. More to come in the near future!
Please uninstall your current version of UR and re-install this one.
Privacy Features
• Qwant as default search provider
• All reporting to Google's servers has been removed
• Third party cookies blocked
• Built-in ad blocker and VPN (500Mb free/month)
• Privacy settings by default
Security Features
• Virus scanner
• Alerts for suspicious websites
• Doubled RSA key encryption
For the nerds: check out the exhaustive list of privacy features.
Test UR for its privacy features!
• Panopticlick is website run by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) that shows you how safe (or unsafe!) your browser is against tracking. See how UR stacks up and share it!
Join the beta newsletter here: https://www.ur-browser.com/en-US/Press
This beta is filled with tons of privacy improvements and security upgrades. This update effectively cuts off all third-party tracking and reporting to Google that is native to Chromium.
To get the new beta, please uninstall your current version of UR and download the new beta from the website. (PC only – Mac version coming soon!)
Quick backstory: Google created Chromium, an open source browser project. Lots of browsers are built with this code because it's very secure and frequently updated with security patches.
There's a catch, though…Chromium began as an open source browser project within Google (this code is also behind many other browsers: Chrome, Opera, Yandex and more). Because of this, there are lots of built-in features, monitors and services that report back about you're doing and where you are—and often. Your browsing data can then be used to serve you more targeted ads and to track you as you surf the web.
In this update, UR has cut out all tracking and reporting so you can enjoy a secure browser all the while protecting your privacy. Generally, browsers "out-of-the-box" purposely leave reporting on by default. UR has made privacy the default mode—anything that could compromise your privacy is disabled by default. You can, of course, change this in the Settings.
See the exhaustive list here.
UR is based on Chromium, a secure and continually-updated code that we know well. However, it calls home to Google a bit too much for our liking. We've fixed that!
Here is the exhaustive list of modifications we have made to Chromium to protect your privacy while you browse:
This post will be updated to reflect the current development of UR.
+ Lots of bug fixes
UR should roll out the beta updates automatically, but if you want to be sure to have it, uninstall your current version and go to the website to re-download the beta.
Got a problem? Contact us in our beta tester group, on our Facebook page or on Twitter.
Hello everyone,
Welcome to UR Blog! First of all, thanks to all of you who have already downloaded UR.
We're thrilled you're accompaning us in the next step in our evolution: a web browser focused on user privacy and security.
The blog will give us a place to share tips and tutorials, comment on news that concerns our users, and give you a behind-the-scenes of life in The Hive.
Posts will be written in French and English.
Thanks for your continued support, see you soon on the blog!
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