text:
Create lyrics explanationSelect some words and click "Explain" button. Then type your knowledge, add image or YouTube video till "Good-o-meter" shows "Cool" or "Awesome!". Publish your explanation with "Explain" button. Get karma points!
Adrian Belew – A Plate Of Words lyrics
Shakespeare picks at a plate of words
Van gogh doesn't know half of what he's heard
Pablo picasso's at the bottom of the sea
Painting all the fish in the coral reef
Lyrics taken from http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/a/adrian_belew/a_plate_of_words.html


text:
Subscribe to Blog via Email
Subscribe to us on Youtube!
Our Story, How We Got Here
Our Most Popular Post
Our Very First Post
Follow Us on Facebook!
Top Posts & Pages
Tag Archives: goat milk
Chickens React To the Eclipse, How To Can Potatoes, Make Cheese and More! Week 33
Ever wonder what a chicken does during an eclipse? Here's what ours did… How to can potatoes… See how our turkey poults, Lucky and Chance, liked being moved outside to the chicken tractor… In this video I show you how … Continue reading

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Samsung Galaxy S3: Sprint Confirms OTA Update Disabling Universal Search, AT&T Follows Suit
Recent reports say that the Sprint variant of the Samsung Galaxy S3 was about to receive an OTA (over-the-air) update that would disable the universal search functionality on the handset. The update meant that users of the Sprint Galaxy S3 won't have been able to use the Google search bar on the homescreen to find their apps, contacts and other data. Only web-based results would come back when they searched with that method.
The news was first reported by Android Central, saying that the update removing the universal search was disguised as a Google security update. On Wednesday, Sprint finally confirmed that a software update for the Galaxy S3 will indeed put the universal search function out of action.
The new software update does disable the universal search function on Galaxy S III, said a Sprint spokesperson to Phone Scoop via email.
The report said that the OTA update also includes a security update. It also added that Samsung, not Sprint, was responsible for removing universal search from the Galaxy S3.
Meanwhile, AT&T has also reportedly joined Sprint to roll out an OTA update for the Galaxy S3 that includes a radio update along with removing local (on-device) search options.
The Verge reported that while AT&T Galaxy S3 owners will have a less-functional search bar to deal with after the update, they can set things right by downloading the old app file for the Google Quick Search Box and installing it after the update.
Although, Samsung hasn't said anything about the reason behind the move, it's widely believed to be related to the ongoing Apple vs. Samsung lawsuit.
The universal search functionality came under scrutiny recently after Apple approached U.S. courts seeking a ban on the Galaxy Nexus for infringing its software patent on universal search. While a federal appeals court temporarily overturned the preliminary injunction, Apple has time till Thursday to challenge the decision.
Both Google and Samsung have also said that they have been working together on a software patch that would remove the universal search feature from Galaxy Nexus.
While this OTA software patch is not yet released for the Galaxy Nexus, the Galaxy S3 seems to be the first device to receive it in what seems to be a defensive move from Samsung. Given that the company expects to sell 10 million units of Galaxy S3 by the end of July, it's quite obvious that it would try to avoid any potential legal issues that might hamper the device's march in the U.S.


text:
Completion of the online form is a request only and does not guarantee an appearance. The online request must be filled out completely or it will not submit properly.
Requests can only be made by 501(c) 3 organizations in the Lehigh Valley (Pennsylvania).
The following information is designed to assist you in making a request to include Peripheral Vision (The Olympus Corporate Band) in your upcoming event or program. Each request will be given a fair and individual evaluation and will also be based on the availability of the band.
A request will only be considered if it is received at least four (4) weeks prior to the scheduled event. Upon receipt of the Band Request Application, please allow 5-10 business days to receive a written response and/or telephone call addressing your request.
* All Fields are required.
Get a new challenge
Write the characters in the image above *


text:
U of T alumni connect with First Nations people in northern Ontario
When Nick Kozak (BSc 2005 Trinity) and I attended the Double "M" Traditional Powwow last February in Moose Factory, everything seemed pleasant. But beneath the surface there was conflict in need of reconciliation.
In total, we drove 3,000 kilometres over northern Ontario ice roads and found powerful stories within and beyond the powwow. Travelling through numerous First Nations adjacent to James Bay – all part of the Mushkegowuk Tribal Council – we met people such as George Rose, a residential school survivor seen here wearing wolf head regalia, symbolizing reverence for all animals and birds.
At Moose Factory, we also met a small band of activists commencing a 500-kilometre snowshoe trek to Chisasibi, Quebec, to raise awareness about violence against women. The group was embarking on a Meen'wach (a Cree word meaning Healing Road). They were recognized at the powwow with an Honour Dance, in recognition of their noble undertaking. Amongst other things, the powwow is about reclaiming pride.
"A sense of adventure, a friendship, and a desire to return north to connect with First Nations people and their land led us to take on the ice roads," says Kozak, of the 16-day trip.
Read more about Kozak and Locke's journey at ontheiceroad.wordpress.com.


text:
Heat the oven to 425 degrees F. Bake the sweet potato until tender, about 50 minutes, or bake in the microwave. When it is cool enough to handle, peel and smash it with a potato masher. Add the flour, egg, cinnamon, and nutmeg, and mix with your hands until well combined. Shape the dough into a ball, wrap it in waxed paper or plastic, and refrigerate for at least an hour and up to one day.
Fill a large saucepan or stockpot with water, and bring it to a boil.
When the water starts to boil, add the salt. Using 2 spoons, scoop up about 2 tablespoons of dough with one, and scrape it off with the other. Cooking no more than 5 to 8 gnocchi at a time, wait for them to rise to the surface, about 3 minutes. Let them cook 1 minute longer then scoop them out with a slotted spoon and transfer them to paper towels to drain. Repeat this process until all the gnocchi are cooked. Serve them right away.
Check Out Our
Get a sneak-peek of the new Food Network recipe page and give us your feedback.See it Now!


text:
Windows and walls
Perhaps you saw Kevin Surace '85 (electrical engineering technology) on the cover of Inc. magazine's December 2009 issue.
Surace is the magazine's Entrepreneur of the Year. "Kevin Surace is on a Roll," the cover story proclaims. "His vision: To build the most innovative company ever, make billions of dollars, and save a complacent world from the perils of global warming. By selling windows and drywall, Kevin Surace just might pull it off."
Surace, president and CEO of Serious Materials, says the recognition came as a big surprise. "It's the Academy Award for growing companies," he commented. "It's truly a testament to the team that is behind me. And this kind of exposure helps raise awareness of what we're doing."
The Inc. magazine recognition marks the culmination of an extraordinary year for Surace and his company, which is headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif. The company's EcoRock drywall material was awarded Popular Science's Green Tech Grand award. It also was named best new product by Popular Mechanics and received The Wall Street Journal's Technology Innovation award in the environmental category.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) announced that Serious Materials has been named to the 2010 class of Technology Pioneers, a group of 26 companies that WEF believes "represent the most innovative start-ups from around the globe that will have a critical impact on the future of business and society."
Serious Materials purchased and reopened a Chicago window factory, saving jobs and attracting the attention of President Barack Obama, who praised the company during a news conference in 2009. Additional jobs were saved when the company reopened another closed-down window factory in Pennsylvania.
Surace, a member of RIT's Board of Trustees, joined Serious Materials in 2002.
Find out more about Serious Materials online at www.seriousmaterials.com.
Winning big in Vegas
The "green tech revolution" was everywhere in evidence at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which took place in January in Las Vegas.
And among the many competitors, PICOwatt, the first product of Rochester-based Tenrehte Technologies Inc., won the Best of CES Award in the Green Tech category.
"It's huge for us to receive this independent validation of our product and technology," says CEO Jennifer Indovina '06, '07 (electrical engineering, MBA). Tenrehte, founded in 2009, is developing wireless products for smart-grid applications. Other RIT grads involved include Jennifer's dad, Mark Indovina '82, '87, chief operating officer; Carlos Barrios '06, senior engineer; and staff engineers Steven Boggs '86 and Robert Morasse '85 (all electrical engineering).
PICOwatt is a "smart plug" that allows remote energy monitoring and control for a variety of appliances. Consumers would plug PICOwatt into a standard outlet, then plug an appliance such as the dishwasher or refrigerator into the PICOwatt. Using a computer or cell phone, consumers can monitor usage, or the appliance can be turned off when electrical rates are highest, on when the rates are lower.
Today this allows for significant savings in areas where variable electricity pricing is in effect, including California and Florida. Under a federal initiative, a "smart grid" system is under development, so variable pricing will likely affect most of the nation in the future.
"Our aim," says CEO Indovina, "is to improve people's lives through wireless technology, empowering consumers to take a more active role in the grid, eliminate wasted energy costs, and reduce their carbon footprint."
To learn more, visit www.tenrehte.com.
Riding the wind
The wind has powered boats and mills and dreams for thousands of years.
Today, the wind is providing a growing portion of the world's energy needs.
And someday soon, you might have your own wind turbine in the backyard.
WindTamer Corp., a young company in Geneseo, N.Y., is one of the companies building equipment to harness the wind for homes, farms, businesses and municipalities.
William Schmitz '85 (mechanical engineering) was so impressed with the technology that he left the position of chief operating officer at Ultralife Corp. to become president of WindTamer in November 2009. During his tenure as COO from 2002 to 2009, Ultralife's annual revenues increased from $32.5 million to $254 million. Schmitz previously was vice president of manufacturing and general manager, Primary Batteries, at Ultralife. Prior to joining Ultralife in 1999, he was director of new product development for Bausch & Lomb's Global Eyewear business, which included the Ray-Ban brand.
WindTamer was founded in 2001 by CEO Gerald Brock, who discovered a way to increase the speed of wind through a turbine. He received the first patent on his technology in 2003. The company asserts that its device can produce more than double the power of traditional wind turbines. Schmitz describes the WindTamer as more like a jet engine than a propeller.
WindTamers certainly look different – like a giant bullhorn or some enormous white blossom with a green center. Schmitz hopes that within a year, more than 400 units will be generating electricity for happy customers. Since the company began selling them in late 2009, several have been installed in Western New York.
"New is exciting," he says. "We have a chance to make a difference in a big way.
The possibilities are endless."
Visit www.windtamerturbines.com for more information.


text:
OpenTitle interactive lunch: providing land rights documentation and management in Liberia, Ghana and Bolivia
By John Russell
Corporate Affairs Manager
Thomson Reuters
There was standing room only for the first in a series of two Thomson Reuters interactive lunches being held at this week's World Bank Land & Poverty Conference. Nigel Edmead introduced OpenTitle, a product designed to conduct rapid land registration, and to issue documents attesting to land rights.
According to UN-Habitat as much as 70% of land around the world is not recorded in a formal land registration system, and tenure on the remaining 30% is not always secure. OpenTitle is fundamentally about empowering communities to capture land registration information via low-cost, affordable tools. Furthermore, once collected, this information can have many uses above and beyond just protecting and securing land rights – for instance, in census collection or building projects.
Nigel outlined the features and capacities of OpenTitle by demonstrating its successes within three nations – Liberia, Ghana and Bolivia – with three very different local land frameworks. We learned how:
– OpenTitle is being used to digitize deeds and other paper records of land ownership in Liberia. This feature can enable conflict and post-conflict societies to provide tenure security where property records might otherwise have been destroyed.
– Thomson Reuters has partnered with the Sinapi Aba Trust, a microfinance institution working in Ghana, to use OpenTitle to issue property folio certificates to provide land tenure and security.
– Thomson Reuters is partnering with Mercy Corps and the Fundaciόn Tierra to produce property inventories in indigenous regions of Bolivia. The project, which uses OpenTitle software, illustrates that the private and non-profit sectors can work together to document the property rights of marginalized communities.
As these examples merely scratch the surface of OpenTitle's features, today at noon Nigel will be leading a hands-on session with the opportunity to try out the product and view its capacity to cover all stages of the gathering, processing and generating of documentation regarding land rights.
Hope to see you there!


text:
Event Registration
You are not Logged in! Log in here.
Are you sure you want to log out?
Citation management using RefWorks
Category: Research
Join NCSU Librarians and campus partners to learn about important research skills for graduate students, postdocs, faculty, staff, and undergraduates doing research.
In this session, you will learn how to use citation management tools such as RefWorks. These are free, essential tools to keep your information saved and organized, as well as help you share references with colleagues and generate bibliographies automatically.
Workshop Pre-Requisites
Available to graduate students, postdocs, faculty, or undergraduates working on research projects.
Online Resources
NCSU Libraries RefWorks guidehttp://www.lib.ncsu.edu/guides/refworks/
NCSU Libraries Zotero guidehttp://www.lib.ncsu.edu/guides/zotero/
This workshop is not currently scheduled.
Please contact us to schedule this workshop or a personal consultation.


text:
Chiropractor Roseville CA for Optimal Healing
If pain has been holding you back from participating in all the activities you enjoy, we're here to help. At Johnson Ranch Chiropractic, Roseville CA Chiropractor, Dr. Charles Boley, takes the time to listen to your concerns then creates an individualized plan to help you get out of pain and back to your active lifestyle.
You Are Our Priority
We want you to know that in our practice you are our focus. Whether you want to engage in your favorite sport, be able to pick up your grandchildren without being in pain, garden, or work comfortably at your desk, we want to help.
We see patients of all ages, from children to seniors. It's our passion to help you achieve your current health goals, whatever they may be.
We Are Ready to Help
Whether you've been dealing with a chronic condition or an acute injury, we are here to help you through it.
We use a variety of chiropractic techniques and K-laser to help our patients experience pain relief and accelerated healing. You may experience relief from the following common conditions:
- Arthritis
- Backaches
- Fibromyalgia
- Headaches
- Knee and ankle injuries
- Neck pain
- Shoulder pain
- Wrist injuries
Metagenics is spearheading the movement to make nutrition a first line therapy in the prevention and treatment of disease, and the promotion of optimal health. For over 30 years, our dedication to scientific discovery, unparalleled quality, and transparency have positioned us as an industry leader in lifestyle functional nutrition.
Click here (20% off your first order)
Dr. Boley's Theme Song
We're a fun-loving office. One of our
patients came up with a little jingle about
how great they feel at Johnson Ranch Chiropractic.
Our No-Nonsense Approach
While always friendly and compassionate, Dr. Boley explains how care will proceed and will ask if they want to take the journey with him so they can get better.
I'll ask patients, 'I'm ready to help you; are you willing to be helped?'" Dr. Boley, Chiropractor Roseville CA
Start Feeling Great Now!
Don't put off until tomorrow what is hurting you today. Discover how safe and natural chiropractic care and laser therapy can get you on the road to better health and incredible healing. We invite you to contact us today and schedule an appointment!


text:
Dislocation mobility and damping in single-crystal MgO
In an exciting proposal currently under development we plan to model the energetics of dislocation migration in crystals, and to measure the impact of such stress-induced dislocation migration on viscoelastic behaviour through mechanical testing in torsional forced oscillation. The project will focus on MgO - on account of its structural simplicity and ready availability as large single crystals.
The project will involve a mixture of computer modelling (ab initio/ atomistic simulation of dislocations – through international collaboration with Andrew Walker (University College, London) and Patrick Cordier (University of Lille, France), experimental deformation by dislocation creep, characterisation of defect microstructures by electron microscopy, and the development of improved techniques for mechanical testing though low-amplitude torsional oscillation (Jackson & Fitz Gerald). There is scope for student involvement in both the computer simulation and experimental rock physics aspects of the project.


text:
Member Name : Lucass
Nick In The Game : -L|S- ``LuCaS``
SteamID/ValveID: STEAM_0:1:244530299
Age: 15
Country: Argentina
Please Select any languages you speak fluently : English , Spanish
Timezone: UTC-03:00
Time Spent In Our Community : 16 Days
Any Previous Bans On Our Servers: No
If Yes , Why?:
Do you have any prior experience as an Administrator in a community?: Yes
Are you currently an admin in another community?: No,
no, but I've been
How often are you on Zombie Plague on a daily basis: 8-10 Hours
Do you know how to work the AMX Commands?: Yes
How many cheaters have you reported so far (Link to all): https://lsgamerz.com/showthread.php?t=298
Can you spot someone using scripts?: Yes
Any additional information we should know of?: .


text:
We use them to uderstand how our users use the site and adjust the website, so is is easier and more pleasure to use.
We use cookies also for statistical and advertisement reasons.
Cookies can be also used by advertisers in our services and their research partners.
Cookies, when used are stored on your device. At any point you can turn off cookies. To learn more please check our privacy policy
Top 10
Cinema program "The Girl Without Hands" in Kraków
No showtimes for
"The Girl Without Hands"
for today
Original title: La jeune fille sans mains
Runtime: 76 min.
Production: Francja , 2016
Category: animation
Release Date: 27 October 2017
Distribution: Bomba Film
Directed by: Sebastien Laudenbach
Cast: Anais Demoustier, Jeremie Elkaim, Philippe Laudenbach
How far can man go to save his life? A miller, in order to save his fortune, sells the daughter of the devil. The innocent girl managed to break away from the trapped black, though he bears the price - gaining his freedom is deprived of his hands. This experience is the beginning of a new way of life where, after leaving the family home, he meets a good-natured gardener, a benevolent goddess of water, a brave prince ... This subtle, somewhat fable and moving animation teaches that one should not lose faith in another.
This is an uncompromising, hand-crafted art, appreciated by teenage and adult connoisseurs of animation. Alisa Simon - Variety
Movie trailer: The Girl Without Hands
Your comments
Add new comment The Girl Without Hands
Now in cinemas
17 August
10 August
3 August
Coming soon
24 August
31 August


text:
On Target: Disability and Health in New York State, Volume 6
- Newsletter also available in PDF format (PDF, 238kb, 6pg. )
Stay Fit for Life!
Healthy Lifestyles for People With Disabilities
Good health. Feeling great. Being independent and having control. Pursuing happiness. These are important ingredients for a healthy life.
A healthy lifestyle is its own reward. But it can be hard work. To achieve it, people must look beyond the barriers in their lives and realize that they CAN create their own opportunities for healthy, happy and active lives.
You may be thinking at this point, "That's sounds good. But how can I do that? At times, it seems impossible."
This issue of On Target contains practical ideas and suggestions for ways in which people with disabilities can improve their physical well-being. The samplings of programs, services and educational materials will serve as a starting point for becoming fit for life. It's always a good idea, too, to consult with your health professional before beginning any physical fitness program.
But, regular physical activity is just one piece of the healthy lifestyles puzzle. The next issue of On Target will explore other ways to lead a healthier life with a look at methods for improving nutritional, emotional and psychological well-being.
Regular physical activity helps you beat the chances of becoming overweight and developing health problems, such as heart disease, cancer and high blood pressure. And, people who are healthier, tend to be happier, live longer and feel they have control over their lives.
The recent U.S. Surgeon General's "Report on Physical Activity and Health" said that everyone - specifically citing people with disabilities - needs physical activity.
Why? The report gives specific examples: "Interventions to promote physical activity...have led to enhanced cardiorespiratory fitness and improved skeletal muscle function in persons with multiple sclerosis...increased walking capacity and reduction in pain for patients with low back pain...and improvements in endurance for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease..."
Studies indicate that many people with disabilities, especially physical ones, don't exercise or pursue well- being activities, such as eating healthy or taking up an enjoyable activity or hobby. Few studies, though, show how the 43 million Americans with disabilities can improve their general well-being. How can people be encouraged to lead healthier lives? Different people have different reasons. For some it may be the exhilaration of achieving a goal, or the improved sense of well-being that comes with physical activity. For others, it could be improved self-esteem, or the camaraderie of team sports. It could be the feeling of independence and control. It may be some or all of the above.
What motivates you? If you have a physical disability and are interested in sharing your thoughts on physical activity, please take a few minutes to contact firstname.lastname@example.com. Your input will be used in creating and promoting messages to be used throughout the state to promote healthy lifestyles for everyone.
Sports for the Blind
Blindsport is a new electronic mailing list dealing with sports for the blind. Topics range from announcements of sports training camps; upcoming tournaments and events, and their results; discussions on how to make sports more accessible to the blind; and other related subjects. To subscribe, contact firstname.lastname@example.com and include name of this list, Blindsport.
Fit For Life Brochure
Physical activity can be a part of everyone's life, regardless of physical limitations. A new State Health Department brochure for people with disabilities explains how to make physical fitness part of your daily routine; suggests sports and leisure activities; and discusses available adaptive equipment. The benefits of exercise for people with disabilities are highlighted. For a free copy of "Fit for Life," write:Publications
NYS Department of Health
Box 2000
Albany, NY 12220.
Accessible Recreation
The N.Y.S. Department of Environmental Conservation brochure, "Opening the Outdoors to People with Disabilities," lists wheelchair accessible state campsites, educational centers, hiking trails, fishing sites, nature viewing areas on land and by water, and personal care stations. For a copy, call the regional DEC office listed in your telephone book.
'Warriors on Wheels' Improves Strength, Independence
Do you wish you had a way to build your strength and endurance? And, ultimately, make performing daily tasks easier?
If you live in the Albany area, you may be interested in a recreational fitness program called Warriors on Wheels. It is designed for people with disabilities, especially those who use wheelchairs, and uses weight training and Nautilus equipment to help develop the stamina and muscles needed for everyday activities.
More than 140 adults and 30 children, with varying disabilities, are currently working out under the direction of Warriors on Wheels founding president, Ned Norton, a former Olympic trainer and body builder. He said dedication to the workout leads to improved independence and a sense of well-being. "The physical benefits are obvious. People have an easier time getting in and out of wheelchairs or opening heavy doors. The psychological benefits are even more significant. There's a feeling of accomplishment, of self-confidence. The program makes people more independent," Norton said.
Tom Morin, who is paralyzed from below the mid-chest and has been a Warrior for nine years, agrees. "I have more energy and endurance. Working out keeps my blood flowing and prevents pressure sores," he said. Morin faithfully follows a three-hour, weight-training and upper body/ cardiovascular work-out each week. "It's good for stress reduction," said Morin who, since joining Warriors, has become active in wheelchair roadracing and wheelchair basketball. He said people at the club and other Warriors are friendly and supportive.
Norton started Warriors on Wheels in 1988 when he was fitness manager of the Colonie Athletic and Sports Club. (The program continues to operate from there, thanks to the health club's generosity.) Membership grew so quickly, via word-of-mouth, the media and medical referrals, that Norton incorporated Warriors on Wheels and now works as its full-time trainer and coach.
Norton said he enjoys working with individuals whose body toning "is a direct line to improving their lives."
Warriors on Wheels has garnered kudos, both locally and internationally. The President's Council on Health and Fitness and Sports recognized the group a few years ago and invited Norton and four Warrior members to the White House to meet the then council chairman, Arnold Schwarzeneggar.
Norton is also proud that his program has inspired similar ones, the most recent in Tokoyo, Japan. This is particularly significant, Norton said, because the traditional Japanese viewpoint is that people with disabilities should be treated as social outcasts and that their disabilities are punishment for individual or family wrongdoing.
Warriors on Wheels is the only New York State weight-training chapter of Disabled Sports USA, the national governing body in the field. Members have also have won prestigious weight lifting competitions, both in able-bodied and physically challenged categories.
Norton has produced a videotype showing how people with disabilities can use regular workout equipment at health clubs, and has written a manual, "Access to Power: A Guide to Weight Training." For more information on materials or membership information and costs, contact Ned Norton at P.O. Box 5427; Albany, NY 12205. Children with spina bifida can join Warriors on Wheels for free.
ASPIRE Inspires Physical Fitness
Three New York chapters of Athletic Sports Program Involving Recreation and Exercise (ASPIRE) help children and adults with amputations and other physical disabilities to enjoy such sports as tennis, basketball, swimming, track and field, golf and skiing. Drawing people from across the state, each chapter designs its own programs based on regional interest.
The oldest chapter is ASPIRE of New York City. It was established 10 years ago, as a result of a research project to increase aerobic capacity of amputees. (Amputees require more oxygen when they walk, run and perform other physical activities.)
ASPIRE of New York City president and Registered Nurse Paddy Rosbach, who is a below-the-knee amputee, said her chapter serves amputees and is best known for its track and field, swimming and ski trips for youngsters. ASPIRE of New York City meets the last Wednesday of each month at 6:15 p.m. at the Hospital for Special Surgery, 70th St., New York City. A support group for parents of children with amputations meets as needed. The chapter makes referrals and has educational materials available.
Amputees with medical referrals can work-out and receive physical therapy at the Joyce Center, located at 50 Maple Place, Manhasset. Offering comprehensive sports medicine, the Joyce Center is sponsored by ASPIRE of New York City, and two area businesses, Advanced Prosthetics and Orthodotics and Partridge Kreuter Belding Physical Therapy. Those interested can contact the center at 516-365-7225, or call Ms. Rosbach at 516-627-3496. Ms. Rosbach said that many ASPIRE projects are made possible by the generous fundraising efforts of the Plainsville-Old Bethpage Roadrunners Club, including its annual, 50-mile relay race that draws up to 130 teams from across the United States.
Best known for its annual wheelchair tennis tournament at Schenectady's Central Park, ASPIRE of the Capital District strives to offer sports and recreational activities to amputees and people with other physical disabilities.
"Rather than concentrating on disabilities, we encourage individuals to center their attention on their ability to participate in an active lifestyle," said executive board member William J. Sampson. Sampson's Prosthetic and Orthotic Lab, Schenectady, has actively supported the club since it was founded in 1991.
ASPIRE of the Capital District sponsors sports clinics, support groups, a loaning library, and publishes a directory of regional athletic opportunities and services, from the usual, like wheelchair basketball and tennis, cycling and track and field, to the more unusual, like sky-diving and orienteering (cross-country racing that requires participants to use compasses and maps to complete the race course). ASPIRE also maintains listings of manufacturers and distributors of various adaptive sports equipment.
ASPIRE of the Capital District also has a basketball team that is open to people of all disabilities. Many players have spina bifida, spinal cord injury and/or amputations. Call Chris White at 518-862-1519 for more information.The chapter's sports clinics, which are held in conjunction with local sports clubs and fitness centers, have included fly fishing, walking, golf and water skiing.
Individuals who have been recently disabled, can be matched, if interested, with a person of similar disability from ASPIRE's amputee and spinal cord injury support groups, to share experiences in a peer-to-peer relationship.
For more information on ASPIRE of the Capital District or for a copy of its brochure and services directory, write: ASPIRE, Inc. (Upstate), P.O. Box 2042, Albany, NY 12220.
The Mid-Hudson ASPIRE is the newest chapter. It is for children and adult amputees and has family-centered sports activities. Adaptive jet ski training and a golf clinic are planned for Spring 1997, and self support groups are available. For more information, write Denise Milazzo, Home Route 1, Box 114, Greenwood Lake, NY 10925, or call her at 914-477-2800. This new chapter is also in the process of designing an ASPIRE information Web page for the Internet.
Stretching, Strengthening With Yoga
Many people don't realize that yoga is a physical activity. In fact, it can be especially beneficial for people with disabilities. Yoga relaxes and connects the mind and body, and is also good for stretching and strengthening, according to Judy Goldberg, a physical fitness professional and competitive swimmer who is walking disabled.
"In yoga, you focus on the mind and body. You use posture, called asanas, to help with body positioning, and we do lots of breathing and relaxation techniques," explained Goldberg, whose daily routine includes yoga.
"Yoga helps you become aware of your body. For people with disabilities that can be difficult because we often disassociate ourselves from our bodies after being touched and manipulated by medical professionals. Yoga helps us find our bodies and minds again."
By using different postures, you can adapt yoga to different disabilities, said Goldberg. "People who don't have use of their legs can do yoga in a sitting position. The postures can be adapted for their upper bodies."
For those interested in yoga and its benefits, Goldberg suggests reading "Yoga Journal," a national publication, and checking its directories and listings for classes nearest you. She also suggests contacting community centers for yoga classes and working with instructors interested in using adapted postures.
Windham Disabled Ski Program
At Windham Mountain, in the Catskill Mountains, the philosophy is that anyone can ski, and the resort makes it happen. Since 1983, the Windham Disabled Ski Program has provided individual skiing lessons for people, ages 5 and older, with varied disabilities, from learning disabilities to severe cerebral palsy.
Programs include alpine skiing, snowboarding, racing, "fun 'n games", as well as consulting services and instructor training and certification.
Assisted by 125 trained and certified skiing volunteers, 375 people last season participated in the Windham program, which is a nationwide model training center for instructors in adaptive skiing in the Eastern United States. The program is funded and governed by the Educational Foundation of the Eastern Professional Ski Instructors Association (EPSIA-EF).
Several other ski resorts currently working with the Educational Foundation to set up adaptive skiing programs, are: Greek Peak at Gore Mountain; Hunter Mountain in Hunter, NY; Kissing Bridge, VT; Holiday Valley, Massenutten, VA; Snow, VT; and Peak 'n Peek, Stowe. Whiteface Mountain, Hole in the Woods Gang (NY), and Little Switzerland, WI have also expressed interest.
For ski lesson information and costs, and more information on the program, call 518-734-5070 after Nov. 1.
HHH's Classic Run
Each spring for 14 years, Helen Hayes Hospital in West Haverstraw has sponsored the Classic Run, a day of races for runners and wheelers of all physical abilities. It is considered the first race of its kind in the country because the main races do not segregate on ability. Up to 1,000 racers participate annually.
Racers with disabilities can also participate in the "Disabled Ambulatory Competitors and Walkers' 10K Start" and the "10K Wheelers Start." For more information, contact Helen Hayes Hospital's public relations department at 914- 947-3000.
On Target is also available on audio cassette. For a copy, contact:Mary Burt, Editor
Bureau of Community Relations
New York State Department of Health
1084 Corning Tower
Albany, NY 12237
(518) 474-5370


text:
Cajuzinho ( Cashew Candy)
If you like it, save it!
Save and organize all of the stuff you love in one place.Got it!
If you like something…
Click the heart, it's called favoriting. Favorite the stuff you like.Got it!
Author Notes: Long time ago this candy would be made with cashew, but years of history passed and now we make with peanuts. —Fabiola
Makes: 25
Can Condensed Milk, 14oz
tablespoon Unsalted Butter
tablespoons Toasted an Unsalted Peanuts
tablespoon Chocolate Powder
Granulated Sugar for coating
Toasted Peanuts for decoration (optional)
- Mix all the ingredients in a sauce pan Over medium heat Stir constantly until the ingredients are all incorporated and the mixture starts to thicken and comes out of the sides and bottom of the pan. Put into a glass bowl and put in the refrigerator until cool. Take out of the refrigerator and start to shape the candies. Coat your hands with butter, take about one teaspoon full and roll out. Coat with granulated sugar. Place a peanut on top Put in individual liners. Will keep in the refrigerator for about 5 days.
More Great Recipes:
Appetizer|Candy|Dessert|Snack|5 Ingredients or Fewer|Make Ahead|Serves a Crowd


text:
Aren't these crazy adorable? Not to mention easy to make yourself with paper and a printer. You can also vary the baskets with embellishments, or no embellishments for simplicity's sak). There's also an inexpensive matching Easter printable party set you can purchase. Another bonus: Note the Sugarlicious shout-out. (I second the notion that you should fill these baskets with some clever homemade treats.) Find the free Easter basket printables HERE at Party Planning Center.
Cute tags!


text:
|05 Jan 2013
BSOD, Driver_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, and, Page Fault in Nonpaged Area
Hello, I hope I have everything that is required down, the dump folder is attached.
I have an ASUS K42Jc notebook which I got in 2010. Since the time I bought it it has not worked properly and has been freezing, and blue screening. I've sent it back to the shop 3 times and each time it has returned with the same problem. On the third time one of them suggested running memtest so I did and it didn't show any problems.
I've also sent it to ASUS but the first time I started it up it still had problems.
My computer either:
Freezes and requires manual restart
Instantly shuts down with a weird Zip sound
Blue Screens (with an occasional blue screen during the first blue screen dump - or a weird buzzing sound during the blue screen until it restarts computer)
I haven't paid attention to the earlier ones but the last two types were:
Not sure if it helps but the code underneath was:
*** Stop: 0x000000D1 (oxFFFFF880846C2F65, 0X0000000000000007, 0X0000000000000008, 0XFFFFF880846C2F65)
And the second was:
Page Fault in Non Paged Area
Didn't catch the rest of it.
I've tried restoring my computer multiple times to original settings but the problem persists. (sometimes it would freeze or blue screen during the resetting stage)
I have had this problem for two years since I got the computer and would love to find a solution. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! I'm also don't have a great knowledge of computers so hope what I included was enough, If I'm missing anything please let me know!
Thanks in advance!
|My System Specs
|05 Jan 2013
Welcome to SevenForums Adam :)
These are indications of network errors:
fffff880`033cb478 fffff880`046b44bbUnable to load image \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\athrx.sys, Win32 error 0n2 *** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for athrx.sys *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for athrx.sys athrx+0xab4bb athrx start end module name fffff880`04609000 fffff880`04790000 athrx T (no symbols) Loaded symbol image file: athrx.sys Image path: \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\athrx.sys Image name: athrx.sys Timestamp: Wed Feb 10 08:19:10 2010 (4B72179E) CheckSum: 0019001E ImageSize: 00187000 Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4 ================================================================ fffff880`033cb8f8 fffff880`01884519 tcpip!TcpMppQuerySynDropRate+0x35 fffff880`033cb948 fffff880`0196e9a0 tcpip!Ipv4Global fffff880`033cb978 fffff880`0187bcac tcpip!TcpPreValidatedReceive+0x20c fffff880`033cb998 fffff880`0185f400 tcpip!TcpValidateReceive+0x140 fffff880`033cbb18 fffff880`011974fb NETIO!FsbFree+0x6b
Then update your Atheros Driver in the following manner:
Click on the Start ► Control Panel ► Programs ► Uninstall a program ► Uninstall everything related to; ATHEROS. Reboot the system. Delete remnants of its drivers/older drivers using Driver Sweeper.
Drivers - Clean Left over Files after Uninstalling
If its wireless, match your device from here:
Recommended from a strict BSOD perspective, compatibility & stability compared to other antiviruses/internet security software. It is free and lightweight:-
Do not start the free trial of Malware Bytes; remember to deselect that option when prompted.
Run a full scan with both (separately) once downloaded, installed and updated.
Make scans with the following:
-Kaspersky TDSSKiller
If this does not bring stability, test RAM.
Take memtest. Run for 8 passes and test each stick in a know good slot for an additional 6 passes.
The goal is to test all the RAM sticks and all the motherboard slots.
Check your motherboard manual to ensure the RAM sticks are in the recommended motherboard slots. Some motherboards have very specific slots required for the number of RAM sticks installed.
If you get errors, stop the test and continue with the next step.
1. Remove all but one stick of RAM from your computer (this will be RAM stick #1), and run Memtest86 again, for 7 passes.
*Be sure to note the RAM stick, use a piece of tape with a number, and note the motherboard slot.If this stick passes the test then go to step #3.
2. If RAM stick #1 has errors, repeat the test with RAM stick #2 in the same motherboard slot.
*If RAM stick #2 passes, this indicates that RAM stick #1 may be bad. If you want to be absolutely sure, re-test RAM stick #1 in another known good slot.
*If RAM stick #2 has errors, this indicates another possible bad RAM stick, a possible motherboard slot failure or inadequate settings.3. Test the next stick of RAM (stick #2) in the next motherboard slot.
*If this RAM stick has errors repeat step #2 using a known good stick if possible, or another stick.
*If this RAM stick has no errors and both sticks failed in slot#1, test RAM stick #1 in this slot.4. If you find a stick that passes the test, test it in all the other motherboard slots.
If Part 2 testing shows errors, and all tests in Part 3 show errors, you will need to test the RAM sticks in another computer and/or test other RAM in your computer to identify the problem.
In this way, you can identify whether it is a bad stick of RAM, a bad motherboard, or incompatibility between the sticks.
Errors are sometimes found after 8 passes.
Do this test overnight, before going to bed.
Let us know the results. :)
|My System Specs
|05 Jan 2013
Hey! Firstly want to say great thanks for the help! Didn't expect so much detail. Thanks for spending the time to help out!
I started down the list and came across a few small bumps so thought I'd ask to clear them up.
I started by removing Trend Micro however just as I was about to click scan (with advanced mode) and before I restarted to fully remove everything I blue screened hehe. I tried to search for files from trend micro from start menu and in Revo but couldn't find anything, part from an empty folder in program files. I hope that means its fully removed.
I looked up Atheros as you instructed and couldn't see any atheros programs to delete. The only place I can find that name is if I go to Device Manager and down to networks. I downloaded from your link the same name (version 10.0.0.75 for AR9285) written in device manager (which was an old 8. ... verison). If I uninstall atheros fully how do I install this new one, they are all in files I cna't run (Sorry, if there is a step I need to do I have no idea what it is)
For this step, would it be the same if I simply asked it to update from device manager?
Thanks again for the help. As you can see I am not too computer literate, but it is fun learning these things haha.
|My System Specs
|05 Jan 2013
|My System Specs
|Thread Tools
|Similar help and support threads
BSOD - Page fault in nonpaged area
Hi, I have common problems with BSOD. It occurs few times a day. I tried to reinstall windows but that didn't help. The most common message is "page fault in non paged area" and sometimes "the driver is mismanaging PTEs. I have windows 7 ultimate x64, AMD Athlon II X2 250 processor, NVIDIA...
|BSOD Help and Support
BSOD Page Fault in Nonpaged Area
Hi All, I have today found BSOD Page Fault in Nonpaged Area. Laptop working ok in safe mode with networking. I've attached the dump file as directed. When I try perfmon /report it states "an error occured while attempting to generate the report." Spec: Win 7 Home Premium x64, pre...
|BSOD Help and Support
BSOD - Page Fault in nonpaged area
Was playing LOTRO trying to figure out a connection issue when the magic BSOD appeared (attached). So, I read the instructions and have attached the outputs as requested. About the only thing I can say that has been odd is the system will sometimes stutter, mostly barely noticeable but at times...
|BSOD Help and Support
Page fault in nonpaged area BSoD
I just recently joined this forum - so I apoligize if this should have gone in another section. Anyways, last night i put my laptop to sleep as per usual and went to bed myself. Some time during the night the fans had come on and woke me up, and I just reached up and turned off the laptop via...
|BSOD Help and Support
BSOD [page fault in nonpaged area]
Hi guys i bought a new configuration: Gigabyte-770T-D3L motherboard with AMD Phenom II X2 processor 4 gb DDR3 Ram ATI Radeon HD 4800 graphics card freshly installed Windows 7 x64 retailed i updated my drivers motherboard and graphics card i do not use ESET antivirus (just the windows...
|BSOD Help and Support
|Our Sites
|Site Links
|About Us
|Find Us
Windows 7 Forums is an independent web site and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Microsoft Corporation. "Windows 7" and related materials are trademarks of Microsoft Corp.
© Designer Media Ltd
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 08:31.


text:
Models > Katja Kassin > Katja Kassin Oils Up Her Big Tits And Ass
Katja Kassin loves taking cumshot in her boobies. She enjoys playing with her jugs again and again. This girl loves to suck cock, and she loves cum all over her lovely breasts. Katja Kassin has a body that can stop traffic. Sometimes she prefers to check out swingers' clubs in the morning. Check out Katja Kassin's other videos on BigTits.Com.
Pornstars: Katja Kassin + Save Video


text:
Artistic Directors
Douglas Locke
Artistic/executive director, founder and violin teacher for Suzuki Music Columbus. Maintains a full teaching studio of Suzuki violin students and co-directs the Suzuki Music Columbus Tour Group. Adjunct Faculty at Otterbein College. Active in chamber music, particularly violin-duo literature with his wife Susan, and faculty coach for Chamber Music Connection. Principal Second Violin Newark Granville Symphony Orchestra. While at Capital University Conservatory of Music from 1994-2007 he served as violin faculty, director of Suzuki programs, concertmaster Capital/Bexley Community Orchestra. Bachelor of Music Performance in Violin from the University of Hartford Hartt School of Music, studying violin with Eric Rosenblith and Philip Setzer of the Emerson String Quartet. Master of Music Performance and Suzuki Pedagogy at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, completing long-term Suzuki teacher training with Carol Smith and Suzuki pioneer John Kendall.
Susan Locke
Artistic/executive director, founder and violin/viola teacher for Suzuki Music Columbus. Maintains a full teaching studio of Suzuki students and co-directs the Suzuki Music Columbus Tour Group. Adjunct Faculty at Otterbein College. Active in chamber music, particularly violin-duo literature with husband Doug, and faculty coach for Chamber Music Columbus. Personnel Manager and Violinist Newark-Granville Symphony Orchestra. While at Capital University Conservatory of Music from 1994-2007 she served as violin faculty and co-director of the Suzuki Summer Institute. Bachelor of Music Performance in Violin from the University of Hartford Hartt School of Music, studying viola with Scott Nicrenz and Rosemary Glyde. Master of Music Performance and Suzuki Pedagogy at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, completing long-term Suzuki teacher training with Carol Smith and Suzuki pioneer John Kendall.
The Lockes were honored with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra Community Educators of the Year award in 2013. The Lockes have directed the Summer Suzuki Institute since 1994. They also founded and continue to direct the Suzuki Tour Group, established in 1995 to provide high-quality performing experiences for advanced Suzuki violin students, while instilling a sense of pride and teamwork among their peers. In a positive and nurturing spirit, the group prepares repertoire and enjoys performing and sharing the educational ideas of Shinichi Suzuki's Talent Education. Over the years, the Suzuki Tour Group has performed many concerts in Ohio and internationally in Estonia, China, Italy, and Peru. National concert tours have included performances in Arizona, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Missouri, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Tennessee.
Megan Stallard - Violin, Co-Director North branch
Megan Stallard is co-director of the north branch of Suzuki Music Columbus. She taught orchestra and Suzuki violin for Delaware City Schools for seven years and spent one year teaching orchestra for Westerville Schools. She holds a Bachelor of Music Education from Capital University and a Master of Education from Ashland University. She taught Suzuki violin at Capital Suzuki Program interenship from 2004-2007 and has registered Suzuki Association of the Americas teacher training through book 6.
Amy Rieske - Violin, Co-Director North branch
Amy Rieske is co-director of the north branch of Suzuki Music Columbus. She was Music Faculty for Newark City Schools, served as Music Faculty Westerville City Schools (Ohio) and maintains a Suzuki violin studio with Suzuki Music Columbus. Bachelor of Music Education, Capital University. Suzuki violin teacher, Capital Suzuki Program internship, 2005 - 2008. Active member, Suzuki Association of the Americas (SAA) with registered training through book 6. Administrative assistant, Capital Suzuki Institute (summer camp) 2005 to present.
Casey Cook - Piano Accompanist
Casey L. Cook began piano study at the age of four and was accompanying by age ten. Two of her most influential teachers were Mary Craig Powell, who nurtured her musical growth for fifteen years and Dr. Nelita True at the Eastman School of Music. An accompanist for over 25 years, Ms. Cook has been honored to accompany national and regional honor choirs for the American Choral Directors Association, the Ohio Music Educators Association and the Ohio Choral Directors Association. Cook currently serves as principal accompanist at The Ohio State University School of Music where she is pianist for all five choral ensembles. In addition to her academic appointment Cook has, since 2000, served as pianist for the Columbus Symphony Orchestra Chorus. This position has enabled her to play for some of the finest conductors and soloists in the world. In 2011 she joined the CSO as an Associate Member of the orchestra. Cook is also the pianist for Suzuki Music Columbus and at Trinity United Methodist Church in Columbus.
Rachael Keplin - Violin/Viola
Rachael Keplin is a violist and string pedagogue in Columbus, Ohio. She holds a Master of Arts in string pedagogy from The Ohio State University, a Bachelor of Music in viola performance from Kennesaw State University, and is a certified Suzuki Method teacher. Rachael is the viola artist for Chamber Brews and performs with local orchestras such as the Central Ohio Symphony, McConnell Arts Center Chamber Orchestra, Westerville Symphony, and Newark Granville Symphony. She is passionate about youth outreach and serves as an orchestral coach for the Columbus Symphony Youth Orchestra and local Columbus schools. When she is not teaching, performing or practicing she is writing on pedagogy in her blog, Raising the Bottom Line.
Nicholas Locke - Violin
Nicholas has been part of Suzuki Music Columbus since its' inception. He started as a student in 1997 and joined the faculty in 2013. His Suzuki teachers have included, Linda and Roger Stieg and Rebecca White. He went on to study with David Bowlin of Oberlin Conservatory and Wan Bin Yim at Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. He has done Suzuki training with Linda Stieg and Douglas and Susan Locke. He is an avid chamber musician, freelance musician, and member of the Newark Granville Symphony. Currently, Nicholas, is a luthier at The Loft Violin Shop. When not working on violins, teaching violin or playing violin, he enjoys playing with his dog Ollie and playing Super Smash Bros.
Nicki McVicker - Violin
Miss Nicki is in her 5th year of long-term Suzuki training with Susan Locke at Otterbein University. In addition to her studies, she maintains a teaching studio with both Suzuki Music Columbus and at her home in Centerburg, Ohio. She has been an active Suzuki parent for 10 years to daughters Riana (violin) and Cecelia (cello).
Christopher Moehlenkamp - Cello
Chris Moehlenkamp recently retired from the United States Air Force where he had served as principal cellist in the premier Air Force Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band for 23 years. During that time, he has continually maintained a private cello studio in his home in Northern Virginia and has been involved in Suzuki education as a parent, teacher cello group instructor, and chamber coach in his wife Nadine's Suzuki violin studio. In addition, he has taught both chamber music and cello for many summers at the the Central Virginia Suzuki Institute. Chris's Suzuki training includes study with Gilda Barston, Pam Devenport, Sally Gross, David Evenchick and Alice Vierra. A graduate of the University of Cincinnati's prestigious College-Conservatory of Music, Mr. Moehlenkamp studied with Lynn Harrell, Lee Fiser and Peter Wiley and also performed in master classes for Zara Nelsova. Chris has appeared as featured soloist in numerous orchestras including the Knoxville Symphony, Knoxville Chamber Orchestra, Roanoke Symphony, Mount Vernon Orchestra, Prince William Symphony and the Air Force Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band. He has served as principal cellist of the Knoxville Symphony (TN) and of the Alexandria Symphony (VA), and assistant principal cellist of the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra (VA), as well. Chris relocated in the fall of 2012 to Columbus, Ohio where he is doing graduate work at Ohio State University and is looking forward to many new teaching and performing opportunities.
Nadine Moehlenkamp - Violin
Nadine Moehlenkamp, currently a resident of Columbus, Ohio, was founder, director, and primary violin instructor for the very active Woodbridge Suzuki Studio and its performing group The Shenandoah Junior Strings near Washington D.C. A music graduate of Miami University of Ohio in 1974, Nadine taught public school strings and was a freelance performer in the Cincinnati area for several years while studying violin and music education at the College Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati. At CCM, she received her MME in 1980. After being introduced to the Suzuki method at a summer institute, Nadine moved to Knoxville, TN to begin Suzuki teacher training with William Starr at the University of Tennessee. There, as well as studying Suzuki pedagogy and violin performance with Mr. Starr, Nadine joined the faculty of the University of Tennessee Suzuki program and became a member of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra.
In 1988, Nadine and her husband Chris, a cellist with the USAF Band, moved to the Washington D.C. area and settled in Northern Virginia. There she developed a full Suzuki violin program—books 1 through 10 levels and beyond—which grew and thrived for 23 years and included a cello program, a chamber music group, a performing group and chamber music camp. Following her husband's recent retirement from the Air Force, Nadine and Chris moved back to her home state of Ohio where she is currently teaching with the Denison University Suzuki Program, and the Suzuki Music Center of Central Ohio. In addition to her teaching and administrative activities, Nadine served as a Suzuki parent for her own two children and continues to be an active freelance performer playing with various professional organizations including Newark Granville Symphony and Central Ohio Symphony.
Though nurturing the "whole child" has always been the fundamental focus of her program, Nadine has been fortunate to have had many highly successful and award-winning violinists emerge from her studio. While she has been a frequent guest clinician and faculty member at workshops and institutes for many years, she enjoys updating her pedagogical skills through classes and observation regularly.
Alie Joyner Rainier - Violin
Alie Joyner Rainier was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio and began studying violin through the Suzuki method at the age of two. She completed the Suzuki repertoire at age 9 and went on to study with many renowned teachers including Mark Rush, Anna Svirsky and Charles Wetherbee. While pursuing her undergrad in violin performance at the University of Arizona, Alie discovered her love of teaching children. After college, Alie lived and performed in cities such as Las Vegas and San Francisco for a few years before returning to her hometown. Alie was on the faculty of The Chamber Music Connection and acted as the Artistic Director for The Suzuki Violin School of Columbus for ten years. In addition to teaching, she is an active recording artist and performer, and has shared the stage with country legends such as Tracy Byrd and Linda Ronstadt and is currently performing alongside Nashville's hottest new artists like Craig Morgan, Chris Cagle, Luke Bryan, Danielle Peck, and Billy Currington.
Dawna Ferguson Rone - Viola
Dawna Rone teaches violin and viola for Suzuki Music Columbus and frequently coaches groups at the Chamber Music Connection. She received her B.M. from The Ohio State University where she studied under Michael Davis and Catharine Carroll, and her M.M. from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music where she studied under Catharine Carroll and Masao Kawasaki. Dawna has taken teacher training courses from Ed Sprunger, Linda Stieg, Ronda Cole, Ed Kreitman, and Kimberly Meier-Sims. In addition to teaching many violin and viola students from preschool-high school age, Dawna is an active freelance performer in the central Ohio area. She was formerly the principal violist of the Westerville Symphony from 2009-2017 and currently holds positions in the Newark-Granville and Springfield Symphony Orchestras. Dawna lives in Hilliard, Ohio with her husband, Jeff and their two kids, Elijah and Abby, and are expecting their third child in October.
Elise Skaggs - Violin, Viola
Elise Skaggs started studying the violin through the Suzuki Method in 1994. She grew up studying violin with Susan Sommerville and Doug Locke and was a member of the Suzuki Music Columbus Tour Group from 2003-2009. She is profoundly delighted that she has returned to Columbus and is now teaching in the program that first taught her Twinkle. Elise received a Master of Music in performance/pedagogy from the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University. She also earned a Bachelor of Music in viola performance and a Bachelor of Art in strategic communications from Miami University. Principle teachers include Victoria Chiang, Erika Eckert, Mary Harris and Choon-Jin Chang. Elise currently performs as a professional member of New Albany Symphony, where she is also on staff as librarian.
Susan Sommerville - Violin
Susan has taught Suzuki Violin and Viola since 1980 in the Columbus, Ohio area, and for nearly thrity years with the Suzuki Music Columbus program. She has been a clinician at several Institutes. She studied the Suzuki Method with Rhonda Cole, Pat D'Ecole, Alice Joy Lewis, Martha Shackford and Roger Stieg, including several long term studies. Susan was certified by the National Music Teachers Association, and has participated in a number of chamber groups. She currently directs the St. Andrew's Handbell choir and sings alto in a choir. Susan is known for her high teaching standards, excellently prepared students and her creative approaches to individual children that encourage and develop their talent and character. She has a BS from the University of Michigan, an elementary teaching certificate from Central Michigan University and studied violin with Morris Schulick of the Philadephia Orchestra, and Marya Giesy of the Columbus Symphony.
Bradley Sowash - Creative String Improvisation
Bradley Sowash is a composer, creative pianist, multi-instrumentalist, recording artist, author, and educator specializing in improvisation. He has performed in every imaginable setting from living rooms, churches and jazz clubs to major concert venues both here and abroad for over thirty years. His broadcast credits include seven seasons of appearances on the PBS-TV series, The Piano Guy, and National Public Radio has aired selections from his nine CDs. He teaches master classes nationwide, serves as Pop/Jazz chairperson for the Music Teachers National Association and teaches at the 88 Creative Keys Camp with co-founder Leila Viss. The Neil A. Kjos Music Company publishes his popular That's Jazz piano method and Augsburg Fortress Press has published several volumes of his hymn arrangements. He also writes a column about improvisation for Clavier Companion and self-publishes works for ballet, big band, choir, film, orchestra, solo piano and string quartet.
Roger Stieg - Violin, Teacher Training
Mr. Stieg Studied Suzuki pedagogy for two years in Matsumoto, Japan with Shinichi Suzuki and received the Suzuki Teacher Training Certificate from the Talent Education Institute. Bachelor of Science degree from Indiana University. A string specialist in the Columbus City Schools, he has taught public school strings for many years and has served as clinician at workshops and institutes through-out the United States. Violin faculty for Suzuki Music Columbus. He has four children, and has been married to Linda Stieg, also a Suzuki teacher. His experience with Shinichi Suzuki in Japan, his fine musicianship, his public school experience and his experience as a Suzuki parent four times over, gives him a unique perspective to share with teachers.
Linda Stieg - Violin, Teacher Training
Ms. Stieg Studied Suzuki pedagogy for two years in Matsumoto, Japan with Shinichi Suzuki and received the Suzuki Teacher Training Certificate from the Talent Education Institute. Teaches for the Pickerington Public Schools and faculty member of Suzuki Music Columbus. Founded, and continues to be actively involved with the Columbus Youth Philharmonic Orchestra. Graduate work in music and education at Michigan State and the University of Dayton, and Master of Music in Kodaly Education from Capital University.
Jim Van Reeth, Violin
Jim holds a Bachelors of Music in violin performance from the Aaron Copeland School of Music at Queens College-CUNY and a Masters in Music Education at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point where he completed long-term Suzuki training. Jim has taught in the Suzuki Programs at Encore Music Studios (Columbus, OH), American Talent Education Center (Stevens Point, WI) and Capital University (Columbus, OH), and currently teaches violin at Suzuki Music Columbus. He has served as a faculty member at the Summer Suzuki Institutes at Capital University, the American Suzuki Institute at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, The Intermountain Suzuki String Institute, and the Blue Ridge Suzuki Camp in Orkney Springs, VA. Jim performs with the Sterling String Quartet and the Newark-Granville Symphony Orchestra. He was co-coordinator of the Suzuki Youth Orchestras of the Americas (SYOA) for the 2010 SAA Biennial Conference.
Susan Walsh-- Violin, Viola, Cello
Susan received her Suzuki teacher training in violin at various Suzuki Music Columbus Summer Institutes, studying with teachers Linda Stieg, Kimberly Meier-Sims, and Roger Stieg. She studied Suzuki Cello pedagog at Ithaca College Suzuki Institute with teacher Sally Gross. Susan was on the faculty of the Suzuki Violin School of Columbus-Worthington from 2001 until 2015 when she joined the faculty of Suzuki Music Columbus. She also maintains her own active teaching studio, with students of violin, viola, cello, and piano, as well as performing with various chamber music groups throughout central Ohio.
Susan has played piano as long as she can remember. Her mother taught piano lessons at home, and with students constantly coming for lessons, young Susan thought that all kids played piano! Later she fell in love with the sound of strings, and studied violin, viola, and finally cello. In the 1960's she studied viola with Robert Courte at the University of Michigan, and in the 1970's cello with Ernst Silberstein at the Cleveland Institute of Music. She also participated as a cellist in a pivotal month-long chamber music workshop in 1968 at SUNY-Binghamton with the Guarneri String Quartet.
With a Ph.D. in English from Bowling Green State University, Susan taught English and Comparative Studies at The Ohio State University from 1981-1998. Realizing that these teaching responsibilities left far too little time in her life for music, she made a life change and is now so thankful to be teaching and performing music full time. Music is indeed a universal language that enriches everyone's life.


text:
Haibike SDURO Trekking 4.0 Womens - Anthracite Black Lime (2018)
From £2,249.00
Haibike SDURO Trekking 4.0 Womens - Anthracite Black Lime (2018) Description'Are you looking for a sporty bike but prefer riding longer distances on- and off-road? If so, the Haibike SDURO Trekking or Cross models are the right choice. These eBikes are designed specifically for long trips, whether for fun or for everyday life. Yamaha PW Motor,Yamaha LCD Display, 400Wh, 10-G Deore'
Signup for our monthlyish newsletter. Special offers, shop news and generally good stuff. If you are local, tick the local email box for extra special local treats.
From the Blog
SOLD Used Bike Frog Tadpole Plus £69
Wed, 18 Jul 2018
SOLD Used Bike Frog 70 Road Bike Black £179
Wed, 18 Jul 2018
SOLD Used Bike Frog 69 Red £250
Wed, 18 Jul 2018
SOLD Used Bike Trek Top Fuel 9.8 SL 2017 21.5 £2250
Sat, 19 May 2018
SOLD Used Bike Giant Defy Advanced Pro 1 2015 ML £1199
Sat, 19 May 2018
Shop Closed Today 02/03/18
Fri, 02 Mar 2018
SOLD Used Bike Giant Defy Composite 2012 Medium £599
Sun, 25 Feb 2018
SOLD Used Bike Dawes Bandit Pink £99
Sat, 24 Feb 2018
New Frog Mountain Bikes Now in stock!
Sat, 10 Feb 2018
Orbea Rallon 2018 has landed!
Sat, 10 Feb 2018


text:
Javascript object consists of properties that are an association between a name (or key) and a value (which can either be a number, boolean or a method).
The universal javascript objects such as Strings, Arrays, Dates and etc are ready to be used in our program, for example we can create a new Date object to get the current year with below statements.
var date = new Date(); var year = date.getFullYear();
We can also create a custom made object and then call it's method or return it's value anytime we need to.
var Webserver = { brand : "xyz", loadtime : 0.5, price : 1.99, info : function() { return this.brand + " loading time is " + this.loadtime + " sec, " + "and monthly price is " + this.price + " usd."; } }; //When we want to refer to that object within that object itself we will use the reserve keyword 'this'. alert(Webserver.info());
We can change the value of the above object as well to any value we like after we have created the object.
Webserver.price = 0.99;
Besides that, we can also create an empty object and then input the object's properties later on.
var boy = new Object(); boy.haircolor = "Black"; boy.eyecolor = "brown"; boy.age = 10;
Another method to create a new javascript object is through creating the object template which I have talked about in my previous post.


text:
2012 BMW 740 Reviews
2012 740 New Car Test Drive
The BMW 7 Series cars are some of the most dynamic and exhilarating large luxury sedans in the world. Completely redesigned for 2009, the fifth-generation 7 Series line expanded considerably for 2011. The 740i and 740Li were the first six-cylinder 7 Series cars since 1992. Also new for 2011 were the ActiveHybrid 750i and 750Li models, combining power with fuel economy. And for those who want even more performance, BMW teamed up with tuner Alpina to offer a new Alpina B7. All-wheel drive is available for stability and traction in wintry conditions.
After all that, changes are limited for 2012. All models now come with an iPod/USB adapter, sport steering wheel and rearview camera; while V8 models get upgraded audio systems and 19-inch wheels. Some option packages have changed.
The 2012 BMW 7 Series sedans comes in standard and long versions, the latter designated by an L in the numeric nomenclature. The BMW 740Li, 750Li and 760Li have a wheelbase that's 5.5 inches longer than that of the 740i and 750i. They're a little harder to parallel park, but they offer a ride that's even more luxurious and have considerably more rear-seat legroom. So the L models are the better choice for buyers who frequently put adults in the back seat. The long-wheelbase cars have their own roofline, and the silhouette is sleek.
Short or long, all BMW 7 Series models have presence wherever they go. The 7 Series body has no transparently gratuitous scoops or scallops, and the car's size and lines clearly say first class.
The 7 Series interior is classy and luxurious, like a richly appointed, roomy cocoon, protecting occupants from an ornery world. Just about every safety, comfort or convenience feature invented for the automobile is available on the 7 Series. Some of the controls and features are overly complicated, however.
Yet dynamic verve is what really distinguishes the BMW 7 Series: a combination of response, acceleration, smooth ride and sharp handling that few large sedans can match. Weight-efficient construction and innovative chassis technology contribute to the lively driving dynamics that many expect from a BMW.
The BMW 750i and 750Li feature a new-generation V8 engine, with direct fuel injection and twin turbocharging. This 4.4-liter V8 makes 400 horsepower and 450 pound-feet of torque, awesome numbers for an engine its size, while using less fuel than its predecessor to get occupants around town. It's matched to a 6-speed automatic transmission. The BMW 760Li ups the ante with a 535-hp V12 and an 8-speed automatic. All 7 Series models come with BMW's Brake Energy Regeneration system, which captures energy lost as the car slows to charge the battery.
All-wheel drive adds all-weather capability to the 750xi and 750Lxi and, in our opinion, does so without ruining the sporty handling characteristics found in the rear-wheel-drive models.
The ActiveHybrid 750i and 750Li employ a mild hybrid powertrain with the same twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V8 from the 750i, an electric motor, a lithium-ion battery, and an 8-speed automatic transmission. Total output is 455 horsepower and 515 pound-feet of torque. Zero to 60 mph arrives in just 4.7 seconds and fuel economy is improved by 15 percent. Fuel economy is good but not great at an EPA-rated 17 mpg City/24 Highway. That's close but not quite as good as the six-cylinder engine.
The Alpina B7 is likely the closest you'll get to an M7, which isn't offered. During our test drive, we found the Alpina B7 offers sharper handling than that of the superb standard models but it doesn't sacrifice overly in terms of ride quality. The Alpina B7 boasts 500 horsepower from its specially tuned, turbocharged 4.4-liter V8, and it rides on 21-inch wheels.
The 2012 BMW 740i ($71,000) and 740Li ($75,500) use BMW's turbocharged 315-horsepower 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder engine mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. The Li wheelbase is five and a half inches longer, translating to an equal increase in rear-seat legroom. All 7 Series models come loaded with standard equipment.
The 740i starts with leather upholstery; power tilt/telescoping leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio controls; cruise control; four-zone automatic climate control; interior air filter; hard-drive-based navigation system with voice recognition, real-time traffic information and space for music storage; BMW Assist telematics service; power front seats with memory for the driver's seat, mirrors and steering wheel; power windows and locks; power retractable auto-dimming side mirrors with tilt-down backup aid; remote keyless entry; sunroof; 10-speaker AM/FM/CD/HD stereo; auxiliary input jack; Bluetooth cell phone link; auto-dimming rearview mirror; universal garage door opener; rain-sensing wipers; automatic adaptive Xenon headlights; fog lights; theft-deterrent system; adjustable suspension; and P245/50R18 run-flat tires on alloy wheels. New for 2012 are an iPod/USB adapter, sport steering wheel and rear-view camera. The 740Li adds to that heated front seats, illuminated rear visor mirrors, and a load-leveling suspension. The BMW 750i ($84,300), 750Li ($88,200), 750i xDrive ($87,300) and 750Li xDrive ($91,200) are powered by a 400-horsepower, 4.4-liter twin-turbocharged V8, again matched with a 6-speed automatic transmission. To the above, they add heated Multi-Contour 20-way power adjustable front bucket seats; keyless access and starting; and power closing doors and trunklid. For 2012, wheels and tires now upgrade to 245/45R19; and a 600-watt, 16-speaker stereo with 9-channel amplifier is now standard. The xDrive models come with BMW's xDrive all-wheel drive.
The BMW 760Li ($137,300) gets V12 power and an 8-speed automatic with manual shift capability; plus Blind Spot Alert; Lane Departure Warning; heated steering wheel; rear-, top- and side-view camera; massaging and ventilated front seats; power adjustable heated and ventilated rear seats; 6CD changer; Sirius Satellite Radio; Head-Up Display; self-dimming headlights; Active Roll Stabilization suspension; Integral Active Steering; load-leveling rear air suspension; and P245/45R19 front and P275/40R19 rear tires.
The ActiveHybrid 750i ($97,000) and 750Li ($101,000) use the 4.4-liter twin-turbocharged V8 from the 750i mated with an electric motor and the 8-speed automatic transmission. For 2012, the ActiveHybrid is equipped more like the standard 750i/750iL. It still adds a trunk pass-through with ski sack.
The Alpina B7 is offered in short- or long-wheelbase versions with rear-wheel- or all-wheel drive. Prices range from $122,600 to $129,500. Prepared by tuner Alpina, the B7 is essentially an M version of the 7. For performance, it adds a 500-horsepower version of the 4.4-liter turbocharged V8, Active Roll Stabilization, and P245/35R21 front and P285/30R21 rear tires. It also gets luxury amenities, including a massaging driver's seat, ventilated front seats, ski sack, heated rear seats, heated steering wheel, Sirius Satellite Radio, and the Head-Up Display. The long-wheelbase version also gets a power rear sunshade, manual side sunshades, illuminated rear visor mirrors, and the load-leveling suspension.
Even with such a long list of standard equipment, the 7 Series models offer more options and packages than we have room to list. A few examples: An M Sport Package for six-cylinder ($4,500) or V8 ($3,200) models adds a black headliner, lift-reducing aerodynamic kit, Shadowline trim, and high-performance tires sized 245/45R19 front and 275/40R19 rear. The same package is also available ($5,800/$4,500) with 245/40 R20 front and 275/35R20 tires on 20-inch wheels. A Luxury Rear Seating Package for long-wheelbase models ($3,700) adds power heated, ventilated and massaging rear seats. A Driver Assistance Package ($3,500) comprises self-dimming headlights, Lane Departure Warning, Active Blind Spot Detection; Head-Up Display; and rear-, top- and side-view cameras. A massaging rear seat ($200) for the 760iL; dual-screen rear DVD entertainment with a 6-disc DVD changer; Active Roll Stabilization ($2,000); Integral Active Steering ($1,750); and infrared Night Vision with Pedestrian Detection ($2,600) are just a few of the stand-alones offered.
BMW's Advanced Safety System comes on all 7 Series models, including multi-stage front airbags with occupant sensors, front knee airbags, front passenger side-impact airbags and front and rear side curtain head-protection airbags. Active safety features include Dynamic Stability Control and Dynamic Brake Control, featuring Brake Fade Compensation, Start-off Assistant, Brake Drying, Brake Stand-by, Brake Assist, and Active Brake Lights. Also standard are front and rear park assist, a tire-pressure monitor, and active front head restraints. All-wheel drive is optional.


text:
Brighthouse Financial
Brighthouse Financial is a MetLife spinoff and leader in life insurance and annuities. With the unique opportunity to bring a new brand to market in a traditionally staid category, we developed a fresh and vibrant identity that conveys the brand's essence of simplicity, transparency and optimism and speaks to a modern audience.
Logo & Visual System
As a new player in the financial category, where trust is paramount, our signature brand symbol, a house, depicts protection and stability. But planning for the future is about more than safety—bright rays of light represent the confidence and optimism that comes with planning ahead.
Rich colors and bold graphics bring the brand to life. Within the system, the color gradients signify progress and growth. Our color palette of energetic teals and greens provide a real sense of vitality.
For a brand committed to challenging the status quo in the financial industry it was kind of a necessity to develop their own photo library. We conceived, cast, and coordinated a photoshoot to shine a light on the stories of our customers, the experiences they have, and the lives they live.
Light plays a crucial role in our images, featuring the sun as a prominent light source to match the rays in our core logo. The strong sources of light give warmth and energy to our images that reflect an ownable element to our brand.
Trade Show Booth
A critical touchpoint for Brighthouse Financial are their advisor conferences and trade shows. We partnered with our sister agency Infrared to design and build a series of booths for events of every size. In a room full of drab pipe and drape booths, our brightly lit, hyper-colorful booth helped them truly stand out among the competition.


text:
You will find the latest information about us on this page. Our company UniSoft-Alebo CA, is constantly evolving and growing. Our mission is to provide the best solution to help all families sending their relatives in the country of origin remittances. If you wish to contact us, firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com, Anzoategui, Venezuela Zip Code 6093 Terms of Service • APPEAL: step by which the client expresses not agree with the resolution issued its initial complaint and requested that his case be submitted to analysis again. • CLIENT: natural or legal person who has entered into a product and / or service with any of the banks that have signed the document. • CONSULTATION request for information or clarification of doubts, related financial products or services. • MANAGEMENT: is a process related to a product and / or financial service contracted by the client, which is assigned a unique identification number. • NOTICE: stage which is customer knowledge management response or complaint filed. • COMPLAINTS: verbal or written expression of dissatisfaction expressed by the client, by his dissatisfaction with a product or service contracted, a particular process or treatment received by Bank staff. Customer response may require a formality, time for evaluation, resolution and communication. • CLAIM: is the formal request that a client presents for their dissatisfaction with a service or product purchased, which may require a formality, time for evaluation, resolution and communication. • RESOLUTION: is the answer provided to the client in a complaint, claim or suggestion, and the execution of actions resulting from this respuesta.¡Le wish you a good day!
¿Quiénes somos?
UniSoft-Alebo is a financial that came to life with the aim of bringing the digital world safer alternatives for their banking and e - commerce operations. Through our financial products and services, customers can move money wherever and whenever they want. Companies have the ability to accept e - commerce payments. Guarantee security, privacy and effectiveness of operations. Our team is made up of the best professionals in information technology and finance. Along with our strict virtual security to ensure protection of their money from fraud and identity theft or securities.


text:
Buffer-to-buffer credit management affects performance over distances; therefore, allocating a sufficient number of buffer credits for long-distance traffic is essential to performance. With FOS 7.1 Brocade introduced an enhancement to our FOS Extended Fabrics Feature: The portCfgLongDistance CLI command now includes the option to configure the number of buffers by using the -frameSize option command along with the -distance option. Prior to FOS 7.1, the only option was the –distance option.
Buffer Credit Background and Review
To prevent a target device (either host or storage) from being overwhelmed with frames, the Fibre Channel architecture provides flow control mechanisms based on a system of credits. Each of these credits represents the ability of the device to accept additional frames. If a recipient issues no credits to the sender, no frames can be sent. Pacing the transport of subsequent frames on the basis of this credit system helps prevent the loss of frames and reduces the frequency of entire Fibre Channel sequences needing to be retransmitted across the link.
Because the number of buffer credits available for use within each port group is limited, configuring buffer credits for extended links may affect the performance of the other ports in the group used for core-to-edge connections. You must balance the number of long-distance ISL connections and core-to-edge ISL connections within a switch.Buffer-to-buffer (BB) credit flow control is implemented to limit the amount of data that a port may send, and is based on the number and size of the frames sent from that port. Buffer credits represent finite physical-port memory. Within a fabric, each port may have a different number of buffer credits. Within a connection, each side may have a different number of buffer credits.
Buffer-to-buffer flow control is flow control between adjacent ports in the I/O path, for example, transmission control over individual network links. A separate, independent pool of credits is used to manage buffer-to-buffer flow control. A sending port uses its available credit supply and waits to have the credits replenished by the port on the opposite end of the link. These buffer credits are used by Class 2 and Class 3 services and rely on the Fibre Channel Receiver-Ready (R_RDY) primitive to be sent by the receiving link port to the sender. The rate of frame transmission is regulated by the receiving port, and is based on the availability of buffers to hold received frames. (If Virtual Channel technology is in use, the VC_RDY or EXT_VC control word is used instead of the R_RDY control word to manage buffer credits. A future blog post will focus on Virtual Channels).
Upon arriving at a receiver, a frame goes through several steps. It is received, deserialized, decoded, and is stored in a receive buffer where it is processed by the receiving port. If another frame arrives while the receiver is processing the first frame, a second receive buffer is needed to hold this new frame. Unless the receiver is capable of processing frames as fast as the transmitter is capable of sending them, it is possible for all of the receive buffers to fill up with received frames. At this point, if the transmitter should send another frame, the receiver will not have a receive buffer available and the frame is lost. Buffer-to-buffer flow control provides consistent and reliable frame delivery of information from sender to receiver.
Optimal buffer credit allocation
The optimal number of buffer credits is determined by the distance (frame delivery time), the processing time at the receiving port, the link signaling rate, and the size of the frames being transmitted. As the link speed increases, the frame delivery time is reduced and the number of buffer credits must be increased to obtain full link utilization, even in a short-distance environment.
For each frame that is transferred, the hardware at the other end must acknowledge that the frame has been received before a successful transmission occurs. This flow requires enough capacity in the hardware to allow continuous transmission of frames on the link, while waiting for the acknowledgment to be sent by the receiver at the other end.
As the distance between switches and the link speed increases, additional buffer credits are required for the ports used for long-distance connections. Distance levels define how buffer credits are allocated and managed for extended ISLs. Buffer credits are managed from a common pool available to a group of ports on a switch. The buffer credit can be changed for specific applications or operating environments, but it must be in agreement among all switches to allow formation of the fabric.
Smaller frame sizes need more buffer credits. In FOS 7.1, two CLI commands are available to help you determine whether you need to allocate more buffer credits to handle the average frame size. The portBufferShow command calculates the average frame size. The portBufferCalc command uses the average frame size with the speed and link distance to determine the number of buffer credits needed.
Configuring buffers using actual frame size
You can configure the number of buffers by using the -frameSize option of the portCfgLongDistance command along with the -distance option. Fabric OS calculates the number of buffers from the -frameSize option value according to the following formula:
buffers_required = (2048/framesize) * data_vc_credits
If you enter a frame size of 1024, Fabric OS will allocate almost twice as many buffers as for the maximum frame size of 2048. The -frameSize option value is persistent across reboots and HA failover.
switch:admin> portcfglongdistance 2/35 LS 1 –distance 100 –framesize 1024
Calculating the number of buffers required given the distance, speed, and frame size
If you know the distance, speed, and frame size for a given port, you can use the portBufferCalc command to calculate the number of buffers required. If you omit the distance, speed, or frame size, the command uses the currently configured values for the port. Given the buffer requirement and port speed, you can use the same distance and frame size values when using theportCfgLongDistance command.
To determine the number of buffers required, perform the following steps:
The following example calculates the number of buffers required for an 8-Gbps port on a 100-km link with an average frame size of 512 bytes.
switch:admin> portbuffercalc 9/4 -distance 100 -speed 8 -framesize 512
1606 buffers required for 100km at 8G and framesize of 512 bytes
That's a quick look at the FOS 7.1 Extended Distance Fabrics enhancement incorporating frame size as a variable in configuring buffer credits. Questions, concerns, comments are always welcome.
Dr. Steve
Hi Steve,
thank you for your article.
I understand that having not enought BB credits allocated on the port is harmfule fro performance.
But I was wander if assigning to many of them can also negatively affect overall performance of fabric/switch?
I have seen that common practice is to assigne more BB credits then required (for example more then we can get from portbuffercalc command). For example by using portcfglongdistance usin LS mode with distance parameter much higher then in reality (for example actual distance is 15km, but when configuring one specifies let's say 100km). Kind of BB oversubscribtion.
Another question which I have is: is it better to use LD mode or LS mode in FC networks on long distance (let's say 100 km and more) which are connected with DWDM device?
Thanks and have a good day.


text:
Tracing Diagonal Lines: Match the Opposites
Drawing diagonal lines is made fun and easy in this line tracing activity! Simply have your preschooler trace the lines from bottom to top in order to match the opposite objects with each other.
For more practice with tracing diagonal lines, click here.
Click to find similar content by grade or subject.


text:
Find free samples of consignment forms through sites such as TidyForms.com, RocketLawyer.com, FindForms.com and PrintableContracts.com, as of 2015. Each site includes forms that cover the various aspect of consignment, including specifying the merchandise selling through the system, the commission rates for the consignee and the term for which the sale is valid.Continue Reading
TidyForms.com contains several different types of consignment forms that constitute legal agreements within different types of situations, such as including services as part of the benefits of sale or selling multiple items through the same contract. Users can download the forms as PDFs or Microsoft Word files and view the file size, number of pages and site rating for each document.
RocketLawyer.com allows users to create a custom consignment form with its special document creation tool, which includes the ability to specify the state in which the contract is taking place. It also allows users to share the form digitally with another party or sign it electronically and print it out at home.
FindForms.com contains a sample consignment form for use with general goods that includes multiple section that cover details such as compensation, the ability to inspect the quality of the goods, and dispute resolution.
PrintableContacts.com offers a basic consignment form that covers the general concepts of agreement and includes a section to write in the goods the consignor wishes to sell. Users can download the form as a word processing file for free.Learn more about Marketing & Sales


text:
Kendall And Kylie Jenner Are On The Prowl For Boys!
The Kardashian couplet reveal more about their lives than you've ever known!
Taking time off from filming for the most highly-anticipated season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Kendall and Kylie Jenner sat down to answer fan's questions on Celebuzz.com. They reveal whether or not they are allowed to date!
"Yeah, we're allowed to date. [We] just haven't found the right guy," Kylie Jenner reveals. The duo gives their fans heartfelt advice about dating. "A lot of guys are stupid. They lie a lot. You can think some guy is the best guy ever and will never do anything to hurt you, so be careful." Wow! For being only teenagers, they have some strong opinions about dating the other sex!
What's the one thing that you, HollywoodLifers, can never leave home without? Chances are, Kendall and Kylie are just like you. "We can never leave our phone at the house." With that being said, the Jenner girls recount horrific tales of leaving their phone at home — and why they'll never do it again!
The girls won't let Kim and her wedding get in the way of their other siblings — they have the sweetest words to say about their brother, Rob. "My brother, Rob, is the funniest person I have ever met in my life," Kendall proclaims. Watch the full video now and be sure to catch new episodes of Keeping Up With The Kardashians every Sunday at 10/9c on E!
— Michael Emer
Keep Clicking For More Kardashian News!


text:
Registration for Fall 2016 March 14 through August 4, 2016.
Late Fall registration August 8- August 18, 2016.
Fall weekday classes begin August 15, 2016.
Fall Drop/Add August 15-18.
Academic Calendar
Read More...
The Department of Computer Science and Information Technology offers curricula that are especially responsive to Clayton State University's core mission of preparing students to succeed in the contemporary careers of the 21st Century. The department currently offers the following programs of study:
The AASIT is a 2-year, 60 credit hours degree program that combines IT Foundations and Skills courses in the core IT areas of Web Design, Databases, Computer Networking and Security, and Software Development/Programming with general core classes, giving students a solid IT Foundation. Additionally, students may choose to complete an internship in the IT industry as a part of their free elective credit hours. This program blends academics with practical skills and job experience to produce well qualified IT professionals. Students completing the associates may choose to enter the workforce or proceed to the Bachelor level.
The BIT program accepts all courses earned in the AASIT program, adds the last of the general core classes, a final set of IT Foundations and provides a concentration of courses in a specific IT specialty. Students are required to create and maintain a portfolio to document the major projects of their senior year and to participate in an IT industry Cooperative Education experience.
The WebBSIT program is an online Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology offered via the Internet. It is a collaborative project of four University System of Georgia Colleges and Universities. The WebBSIT program reflects the same academic standards of Clayton State University's Bachelor of Information Technology while affording the convenience and flexibility of on-line learning. Graduates will be prepared to design and develop effective, IT-based solutions and integrate them into individual and organizational environments.


text:
Liver specialists or hepatologists specialize in hepatology which deals with disorders of the liver, biliary tree, gallbladder, and pancreas. A hepatologist can treat both adults and pediatric patients. They deal with diseases like hepatitis, hemochromatosis, and pancreatitis. They also manage patients with the liver transplant. Some of the specialized procedure hepatologists may perform include endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP), transhepatic pancreato-cholangiography (TPC) and transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPSS). Here is a list of certified and best liver specialists in Pakistan.
25,000+ Consultations DoneBook Audio / Video Call
Deals with:
4,157 Women Have been helpedLearn More
Deals with:
8,174 People been helpedLearn More
Deals with:
Privacy EnsuredLearn More


text:
Arizona Short Sleeve Graphic T-Shirt-Juniors Plus
Select your options to be notified when it's back in stock
colorSelect a Color
Select your options to be notified when it's back in stock
Select your options to see availability
Arizona Short Sleeve Graphic T-Shirt-Juniors Plus
Product Description
- Sleeve Length: Short Sleeve
- Features: Screen Printed
- Fabric Description: Knit
- Fabric Content: 60% Cotton, 40% Polyester
- Apparel Length: 27 Inches
- Care: Machine Wash
- Country of Origin: Imported
webID: 6417098
Shipping & Returns
Same Day Pick Up
Need it right away? Confirm availability & buy online, pick it up at your store.
Convenient Shipping Options
Not available at your store? We can ship to you directly or to your favorite JCP location.
Easy Returns
Shop with confidence. Read our full, common sense


text:
This topic contains 2 replies, has 3 voices, and was last updated by Anonymous 4 years, 11 months ago.
You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
Sorry, comments for this entry are closed at this time.
|About Us | Contact | Privacy Policy @ Hungzai.com 2013 | Singapore Web Hosting


text:
RequirementsThis program does not require any additional purchases of supplementary materials.
Lesson 1The Global Business Management course reviews essential skills for the practice of management in an international business context. It covers practical applications of management including: setting a mission and vision for the global business enterprise; developing a global business plan; conducting research in an international environment; understanding the nuances of cultural, legal, political, and regulatory differences; and using technology to support global trade.