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Reliance JIO 4G VoLTE Smartphone – Reliance Jio is planning to Launched Upcoming Featured Phone worth Rs 999, 1000 & Rs 1499, 1500 (4G) Mobile Phone Online Booking. JIO Smartphone 4G VoLTE Cheapest Smart Phone. This is the best-featured phone for JIO Internet Users.
Reliance Jio is set to launch Rs 999, 1000 and Rs 1499, 1500 4G Mobile Phone online booking will be available here as soon as the company makes public announcements regarding the availability of the devices. Reliance is making 4G connectivity a viable option for the masses in India with a new ultra-low cost device.
Why have a Reliance JIO 4G VoLTE Smartphone
To use a 4G connection, you will require a smartphone. However, the majority of the people in India use feature phones. Feature phones cannot connect to 4G networks. Half of them cannot even leverage 3G networks. Therefore, to bring 4G to the feature phone users, Reliance is talking to manufacturers to create devices that can take advantage of their country wise 4G networks.
Right now, there are phones from companies such as Lava, but they are priced around rs 3000. These phones are still out of reach for those living in rural areas. Smartphones are not quite an option, because of their steeper learning curve.
Specification of this featured phone
Reliance JIO 4G VoLTE Smartphone – Reliance is not in talks with the Chinese chipset maker, called Spreadtrum to make these phones a reality. The company has a 2-year partnership with Reliance. Spreadtrum has a history of making ultra-low cost mobile devices. Right now, chipset costs have reduced further, allowing chipset makers to include 4G capable processors in low-cost devices. These phones will have 4G VoLTE, but with very basic functionalities such as making phone calls and texts.
The phone is expected to be similar to that of the 4G phone by Lava. The feature phone will have a simple bar form factor, with a navigation key, soft keys, numeric keypad and also some dedicated buttons to invoke camera, FM radio, music player, and the web browser.
For a 4G phone, the web browser will be an important component. We can expect to see it being powered by Opera since that browser provides really great performance on entry-level devices, even on 2G connections. The phone is also expected to be Wi-Fi capable.
In terms of imaging, there will be one fixed focus camera and a LED flash. The camera resolution is not known. It would be safe to assume it will be a VGA camera. There will not be any front camera.
Processors and OS
The feature phone will not run on a traditional Android OS. It will have a dual-core or quad-core Spreadtrum processor. With that, it will have 512MB RAM. It will have an embedded operating system that is deeply integrated with the services of Reliance Jio. This will be used to connect to the same set of services that people on a smartphone can do using the My Jio app.
Battery life
The phone will also have a sub-2000mAh battery that is expected to keep the phone powered up more than a day. Utility functions provided by the phone includes calculator, converter, and flashlight. Obviously, users can use the browser to do much more.
Not having Android OS means the user cannot download or install any apps. This, however, is a great boon for battery life. There is also no word on the storage yet. The phone is expected to have a few megabytes of storage, with SD card support.
Key Features of Reliance JIO 4G VoLTE Smartphone
|Form factor
|Bar, feature phone with numeric keypad
|Spreadtrum chipset, dual or quad core CPU
|Operating System
|Embedded OS
|VGA, fixed focus, with LED flash
|Little or no internal storage, with microSD support
|Around 2000mAh
Benefits of Reliance Jio Rs 999 & Rs 1500 (4G) Mobile Phone
The majority of the Indian cellular users still use a feature phone. Having a Reliance JIO 4G VoLTE Smartphone means that they can now use cellular data more easily. A lot of people use a feature phone along with a smartphone. The feature phone is not only a backup phone but is great for talking a lot over the phone. Feature phones have a much better battery life and durability.
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Reliance is targeting the rural areas and this segment with their Reliance Jio Rs 999 & Rs 1500 (4G) Mobile Phone. The phone is expected to be available in the second half of this year and will be sold along with new Reliance Jio 4G connections.


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asked Jul 02 '12 at 11:41
"EFT server 6.4.1 uses is SSH 2.0 with a sshlib version of 1.82" doesn't appear to be SSH Tectia product, and its possible someone on this forum will know the answer, but I would suggest talking with the vendor of the Windows SSH server software your using.
SSH Tectia products don't have a 8MB limit.
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A brief note about one of those very awkward Faux News moments… This morning, the crack investigative staff on Fox and Friends was interviewing a former CIA agent about the terrorism investigation in England. Clearly, this guest was a sympathetic guest whose views on politics seemed well-known.
Assuming that he would follow the party line, one of the Fauxcasters asked a leading question about the Valerie Plame case–suggesting that she wasn't really covert. The guest, rightly, suggested that it was a very dangerous precedent to be in the position of outing any former/current CIA operatives. Stunned silence followed.
It's kind of exciting, actually. Like watching water boil, one almost never gets to actually see a moment of truth on Faux. I'm speechless.


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I remember the first time I saw this episode…many, many years ago when I was attending University.
I roared with laughter when Chalmer's made this comment. It's well known that the creator of the show is an Atheist but when this comment was first made it was shocking to hear someone say it on television.
Then Chalmers fired Flanders as Principal of Springfield Elementary for saying a prayer in school. He then called Flanders "God Boy" when firing him as principal… total badass.


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Cut the Rope has been an App Store darling since its initial release. Never falling out of favor with mobile gamers, the title is rarely absent from top games or most downloaded apps lists. The developers can't live off of Om Nom, the candy-gobbling star of Cut the Rope, and his adventures forever. ZeptoLabs has announced its next game: Pudding Monsters.
What could Pudding Monsters possibly be about, you ask? Well, it's about blobs of pudding that team up with other blobs of pudding to fight back against an evil man who steals and eats pudding. Of course it is. What else could it have possibly been? If there are three things ZeptoLabs proved it did very well with Cut the Rope, it's cuteness, quirkiness, and fun. It appears Pudding Monsters will invoke all three traits.
Opting to move away from the physics-based gameplay of Cut the Rope and create an easy-to-approach, casual puzzle game, Pudding Monsters will focus more on timing and observation. It will require players to manage different pieces and game elements to accomplish the goal of creating a mega-sized pudding blob. Though ZeptoLabs is promising a step up in game design and graphical detail, it also plans for Pudding Monsters to be just as easy to pick up and play at any time as its previous title was.
Anxious players will have a two-week wait until they are able to get their fix of pudding, but there should be no shortage of platforms to play it on. ZeptoLabs made Cut the Rope available on as many mobile platforms as it could and offered a web-based app, and there's no reason to believe it won't do the same with it's upcoming title. It will first be available on December 20 on iOS and Android. If you're afraid you'll miss Om Nom too much, don't worry: Chief Executive Misha Lyalin promised 2013 would bring more of him inside and outside of the Cut the Rope universe. We have a feeling no crossover with Pudding Monsters is expected, as the pudding wouldn't stand a chance against the green monster and his undying appetite.


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I let me chickens free range in our yard. They usually stay pretty close, clean up the bugs, break down the "horse apples" and work up the compost pile. At this time of year, my hens get broody – especially this Spring – it has been so nice. Well, yesterday, I was going up the steps to the top of the barn to throw down some hay – when I heard "Peep, Peep." This usually involves my digging through bales of hay to find all the chicks. So, I followed the "peeps" to find that a hen had set on a nest of eggs in a bucket under the steps.
I pulled the bucket out and moved the whole bucket to the chicken coop. I tipped it on its side and gave them some water – boy were they thirsty!
Soon, other curious hens came over to see what was going on. I decided to go do a little more investigating to see what other hens I could find. I found one in a vegetable basket….setting….
I found the start of a nest in an old planter….
I have several hens setting in the coop too. I want to have some little chickens here for my daughter's graduation party. When our oldest daughter graduated and we had her party here, the little kids loved chasing the chicks. I've already been asked "will you have some chicks???"
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Today on "The Porch" (my yearly series where friends will open up their hearts and share more than their crafts!) I have the sweet and talented, Jill from Made it On Monday! I have been blog friends with Jill for awhile now and I love her amazing recreations she sews for herself and her blogging balance she keeps in her life, her heart for God and how that shines in all she does loving her family! Thanks for being here today!
Welcome Jill!
Hi there! I'm so excited to be a part of this series. I love how genuine and friendly Vanessa is. I think if we were to meet in person we would have a lot of fun. I'm a wife to a Civil Engineer, and mommy to a playful, imaginative, smart and emotional 3 year old son and a crazy, energetic, happy 6 month old daughter.
(My babies)
I blog in a few places—Made it on Monday is where you'll find me the most. It's all about crafting, sewing, creating and inspiring. My favorite projects are clothes I make for myself, but a close second would have to be either my daughter's nursery or our current kitchen re-do. I also have a blog called Satisfied with Adequate where I'm slowly getting in the habit of posting. I'd say what I'm sharing today fits under that heading better than that of crafting.
In the house I grew up in my parents had a beautiful, large, fenced in front patio. My dad is a lover of plants and growing them, and my mom has a green thumb with flowers so the brick patio was surrounded by beds, boxes and pots full of a colorful array of flowers. Summer evenings were beautiful out there with our mild Oregon weather and breezes coming over the coast range. So let's imagine we're sitting in the wicker furniture my mom had carefully arranged out there, holding glasses of iced tea, and have some kindred spirit conversation about what my heart has been learning.
I've been on a bit of a journey over the past year and a half—learning more about myself, my role as a wife/mom/Christian/friend/crafter and ultimately coming to a place of contentment. In November of 2011 I stepped down from my job as Children's Ministries Director at our church to be a full time stay at home mom. My new title was the role I had longed for, dreamed of since childhood and stepped into willingly. However, I still found myself in a grieving period as I saw one stage of my life come to a close. I think grief in any life-stage transition is to be expected. After a few months of spending a lot of time cuddling with my son, watching a whole lot of TV and slowly regaining my energy (only to then get pregnant and lose it all over again), it was time to figure out who I was.
I've found that I'm a terrible house keeper, but if I develop a routine I can maintain a tidy kitchen. My son and I spend a lot of time together, but we connect more through morning cuddles than we do through playing together with toys. I love time with friends, but most days I'd actually rather spend time at home with my kids. I love sewing and crafting, but unless I'm feeling emotionally overwhelmed, I don't really make the time for it. And even though it isn't true, I convince myself that my husband thinks I'm falling short in my duties as a stay at home mom.
While all of the above statements were true of me when I worked as well, how I see myself, and accept that self, is changing. One of my former volunteers sat next to me in church on Sunday and at one point said, "I think you're a quieter person than I thought you were." Her words have been rolling around my mind since then and I think she's right. While I'm still just as talkative as ever and don't mind being in front of groups or adding to the life of the party, my pace of life is quieter, and as a result, so is my heart. I know that I am in the role I am called to and I find myself content with that fact.
Being content with where I am in life doesn't mean that I need to just accept my flaws and ignore the areas in need of growth. Instead it's meaning that I allow the peace of Christ to rule my heart (Colossians 3:15). It's knowing that I can't overcome my failings or act in spite of them on my own—my adequacy is from God (2 Corinthians 3:4). And being content means remembering that He has searched me and He knows me. When I am steady and consistent in my quiet times, shining His light to those I meet and marveling at His glory at every turn—He's with me. But He's also with me when I am at my lowest—screaming at the dog, tripping through my toy-littered living room and trying to dig the least filthy sippy cup out of my dirty dish filled sink, as my dusty Bible asks for my attention. He made me. He has searched me. He knows me—the deepest part me that even my husband and mom don't see. He knows the struggles, the fears, the hurts, and the guilt that plague my mind. And through all of that, He wants to pour out His love on me. And so I rest in that fact. I rest my heart. I rest my mind. I rest my spirit. I rest my weary body. I rest. And when I find myself with that unsettled, discontented, tired and worn feeling once again, I plead: "Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. See if there is any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting." Psalm 139:23-24. And He will be faithful to mend, heal, convict, strengthen, challenge, and ultimately, bring peace. And when that peace comes, so does the contentment.
(As a side note to those of you who feel like this place of peace and contentment is impossible for you to reach, take a moment to listen to THIS song and follow along with the lyrics. I have felt this way so many times (even in recent days and weeks) that it brings tears to my eyes. There is hope. Redemption does win.)
Thank you so much Jill!!! I needed this reminder today to be content in Jesus. My house feels overwhelming coming off a busy Easter weekend (laundry on the couch, dirty dishes in the sink, etc) and it's so easy to get caught up in those things that easily stress me, than striving for peace from God and letting him fill me up again! Thank you for sharing that encouraging song! I will have a new outlook today to rest and be thankful!
If you would like to see more from Jill, head on over to Made it on Monday! She's been sharing some really neat kitchen redos lately!


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What Can I Pack my Kids for Lunch?
Every fall, as school starts, many parents face the dilemma of what to pack for lunch. What can I pack that won't spoil bylunchtime and contains a well-balanced selection of healthy foods that my child will eat?
Here are some tips to help you and your child select and pack a healthy, safe and tasty lunch:
Sample Food List
|Grains (make at least half of your selections whole grain)
|X = Needs Refrigeration
|Crackers, Bread Sticks
|Bread, Muffins, Biscuits
|Tortilla, Pita
|Rice cakes, Popcorn
|Dry cereal
|Fruits (some fruit leathers and fruit snacks have very little fruit and a lot of sugar)
|Fresh, whole (apple, orange, pear, peach, kiwi, banana, etc.)
|Dried (fruit leather, raisins, cran-raisins, etc.)
|Canned in juice or light syrup (fruit cups, etc.)
|X If can or cup is opened.
|Vegetables (some vegetable juices are high in salt)
|Fresh (raw carrots, celery, pea pods, broccoli or cherry tomatoes, etc.)
|X Cut tomatoes need refrigeration.
|Dried (carrot or zucchini chips, etc.)
|Canned (vegetable juice, vegetable soup, etc.)
|X If can is opened.
|Protein - Meats, Nuts, Beans & Cheese
|Fresh meat (sliced cooked meat or left-overs)
|Peanut or tree nut butters (check with school for allergy restrictions)
|Cheese, slices, cubes or sticks (string cheese)
|Beans (refried, hummus, pork and beans, etc.)
|X If fresh, or can is opened.
|Hard boiled egg
|X If can or pouch is opened.
Dairy (cold fluid milk is often sold at school)
Choose low-fat milk, cheese and yogurt.
|Fluid milk
|X Unless the package states it requires no refrigeration.
|Yogurt Drink
|Pudding made with milk
|X Unless the package states it requires no refrigeration.
|Cottage cheese
|Others (limit these)
|Cookies, Chips, etc.
|Dips for vegetables or fruit. (salsa, ranch, yogurt, etc.)
|X If container is opened.
Lets Talk: Letting kids help choose what goes into their lunch is a great way to start a conversation about nutrition and health. Encouraging them to choose at least one item from each of the major food groups helps them understand the concept of eating a variety of food everyday.
Don't worry if kids come home with food that was not eaten. Some days children will be hungry and focused on eating. Other days they might not be as hungry, perhaps they were distracted or had a food treat in the classroom before lunch, etc. Occasionally ask children if they think they're packing enough, too much, or want some different food choices. Assure children that these questions are not meant to make them feel bad that they didn't clean their plate/lunch box. But it helps them make adjustments to how much and what they pack the next time.
Recipe for Health:
Bean Dip
Kids love to dunk crackers and veggies into this dip!
1 can (16 ounce) fat free refried beans
½ cup mild salsa
For a well-balanced lunch include ½ cup - 2/3 cup bean dip, 6-12 whole wheat crackers, 4-6 carrot sticks, a stick of string cheese and an orange (whole, peeled or quartered). Pack in an insulated lunch box with a frozen gel pack. Buy cold low-fat milk at school or pack a bottle of water.
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2) I tried something different with my eyes. Don't get me wrong - I didn't venture into fluoro eyeshadows but I did try a new combination for the Urban Decay Naked Palette. This is almost too dull to blog really as both colours would be traditionally referred to as "best friend" colours - i.e, those reserved for transitions and blending - but I plonked them on my eyes without anything else and loved the result:
Forget Sidecar - I can't work with that glittery mess - it's all about Naked all over the lid and Buck blended along crease and lower lash-line.
Snoozeville right? But oh it's divine. I should accompany this statement with a good old eye pic but I forgot to take one of those...whoops....next time if you want to see!
However, to make it clear - this is the most natural, forgiving, soft but sexy smokey eye EVARRR! It's so unobtrusive - it won't look like you are wearing a sh*tload of eyeshadow but it will make your eyes defined and yes, it makes my eye colour "pop".
Dammit with that expression.
3) I wore a top that I have been meaning to wear for a while. Purchased in December - in J Crew - it has been languishing in my wardrobe. Today was the day it came out to play!
When I bought this it was massively reduced in their sale and obviously Sequin Magpie over here was all over it like a rash - or as Kelanjo19 would say, "like a tramp on chips".
It's a soft jersey material, cropped sleeves and embellished with lots and lots of pink sequins.
You could really dress this up but I think that would be wrong - I feel like this needs to be hidden within netural shades.
It's comfortable, it's stretchy and it makes me quite happy :)
Blazer: River Island
Jeans: Cheap Monday
Watch: Michael Kors (5055)
Bracelet: Tiffany & Co
Shoes: Converse (out of shot).
There was also one other thing I wore today that made me a very happy girl indeed - but that is going to be the next post. You will laugh at me when you see it - guaranteed :)


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July 14, 2014
Tablet computers are all the rage right now but how does one know which one is best? The iPad and iPad 2 from Apple, the Touch Pad from HP, and the Xoom from Motorola are all compared side by side in a chart form. The chart makes it easy to compare different features and capabilities […]
July 9, 2014
Fluid Creativity remembers "visionary" Steve Jobs with this graphic of his life and achievements. Source
July 8, 2014
When it comes to industrial design, few consumer electronics or computer makers have the legacy or influence of Apple, Inc. In the last 35 years, Apple has introduced a myriad of products and devices, some very successful, some, not so much. Artist Mike Vasilev created this infographic for Mashable, highlighting the major Apple product releases […]
July 8, 2014
This chart illustrates the revenue growth of selected tech companies. Despite being one of the largest companies in the world, Apple managed to outgrow many of its smaller competitors. Source
July 3, 2014
Technology and imaging firm Kodak are facing bankruptcy in the face, and with a company of this status spreading back some 130+ years, we thought it would be a kind gesture to see what they have brought to the world prior to this unfortunate fall from grace for the technology giant. Source
July 1, 2014
This infographic provides a visual graph to show how tech companies are interconnected. It shows their connections through acquisitions, mergers, and CEO employment. Source
July 1, 2014
Flash is a hot topic. Not Adobe Flash, which can't be used on Apple iPods or iPads, but Flash memory that provides the storage capacity used inside those same gadgets. While Flash memory is not a new technology, disk has dominated the enterprise space for many years Source
June 28, 2014
Thinking of whether to upgrade your mac to the new Lion OS, this info graphics may help you decide! Done by the team at mobdis.com. We thought we might help you out. Source
June 26, 2014
There are two worlds we have now inhabited, the world before the iPhone and the world after. The iPhone has come along and revolutionized what we expect from a mobile device and the ways in which we use our mobile devices. Just how much has changed in the last few years? Take a look and […]
June 24, 2014
The App Store stats summary from April 4th, 2010 is quite revealing. In the beginning, the first tip-off that Apple was up to something came on December 14th,1999, when Apple purchased the domain namewww.iphone.org, which up through the present day directs visitors to Apple's main corporate page. Since thattime, Apple has realized some significant growth. […]
June 23, 2014
This infographic shows how the advent of the IPod revolutionized the music and music downloading industry. The price and the memory space in the IPod made it the most advanced technology of its time and revolutionized the industry with it's technology. Source
June 22, 2014
The biggest iPhone photo infographic ever was created with Photo Stats app – the first infographic creator for iPhone by analyzing EXIF data from 1,307,857 iPhone photos from all around the world. Source


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Genre: Country
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This is good stuff. Very good. A voice that reminds me a bit of Dolly Parton, and songwriting skill that is just this side of super. I HOPE to hell she's got a few cuts by country artists already, otherwise, I will have lost my faith in the music biz completely. Do you, Bethany? 'Empty Hangers' is great. Just great. Poetic - like all good country songs - and inflicting a mood that you just can't walk away from. You'll keep a little bit of it in your heart after you've heard it. The clever twists of 'Couch Potato' deem this something smart. Along the lines of Ray Stevens, I think, even to the point of the orchestration. Funny stuff that's a nice break between ballads. Speaking of music, these are catchy tunes. Coming back to hoping she has cuts by other artists, these are the kind of songs everyone keeps saying you should write. They stick in your head immediately. After 1 listen. It's hard for a songwriter to judge his own songs, since you have to listen to them a hell of a lot more than 1 time before they're written and recorded! But I judge hers as tunes that stay with you. A nice feat. Production is good, singing is good, songwriting is great. I applaud this one.


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It has been brought to our attention that, were you to install a malicious third-party application onto your Android device, then it could access the locally stored Skype for Android files.
These files include cached profile information and instant messages. We take your privacy very seriously and are working quickly to protect you from this vulnerability, including securing the file permissions on the Skype for Android application.
To protect your personal information, we advise users to take care in selecting which applications to download and install onto their device.
He acknowledges the need for Skype to secure the file permissions, but also basically says to take care which apps you install. But how does one know which Androids apps might be stealing Skype personal info, especially now that this exploit is out in the open? Further, he doesn't address whether Skype will be encrypting the locally cached files. Why not encrypt them? I know SQLite supports encryption, but alas, according to Google it's commercial code. Google explained back in 2008, "An encryption module for SQLite exists, but is commercial, and thus cannot be included in Android. Implementing a custom solution is obviated by the Android security model, which is based on Linux processes and prevents applications from reading each others' data and memory. In the final version, only 3 processes will be running as root, all of minimal scope. Since on-device encryption only protects the data from other programs/processes, and since our security model will achieve that, and since there is no readily available open-source encryption module for SQLite anyway, we are not implementing this at this time.
So Skype isn't necessarily at fault here, since if I read this correctly, none of the Android SQLite databases are encrypted. If anything, it sounds like this is the fault of the Android operating system for not offering encrypted databases. However, Google explains that their security model negates the need for encryption - assuming of course the application sets proper permissions on the files, which in this case, Skype failed to do. The Android is not alone in not encrypting databases. The iPhone also natively uses SQLite without encryption, though there is a tutorial how to enable encryption. Even though Android doesn't require encryption to protect each application's database, I'm surprised Android doesn't offer this option. Someone could steal someone's Android device, "root" it, and then get access to the unencrypted SQLite database directly.
In any case, Skype muffed up on the file permissions, which would have blocked access to the unencrypted database, but I can't fault them for not encrypting the SQLite database. That apparently is a "feature" of the Android operating system.


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Think of your home page as your own personal student center. This is where you start every online session. You have access to your courses, your grades, and your study calendar in addition to:
Ask your Student Support Team
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Your interactive study calendar will provide a suggested, but customizable, study process to help you complete the curriculum in a timely manner. You will have the ability to modify the default optimal calendar to meet your unique time requirements.
Interactive exercises such as drag and drops, matching exercises, true or false, situation and scenario, and short answer "ask the expert" exercises will be used throughout the curriculum. You will be expected to complete these exercises, and grade points will be awarded for completions. These exercises will highlight and provide additional support in understanding key learning outcomes throughout the curriculum.
Your course will contain unit quizzes and a final exam. The quiz grading also provides you with a rationale for how each question should be answered. These assessments will be part of the final determination of course grades.
You will have access to instructor feedback on all submitted assignments. Your Student Support Team can be reached via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 800.570.7812 during business hours. Technical Support Advisors can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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I had a hankering for a quick split nine patch quilt.
But then it sat for two months without binding.
Sad story huh?
I know, every quilter has this story.
But it still seems like a tragedy every time.
This one is a table topper in Prayer Flag by April Cornell for Moda. (shop pics)
And now with this one off the table I can focus a little better on my current quest with Sunkissed (Sweetwater)... It's making spring even better :o)


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Overview:Designed as Compaq's most flexible SCSI adapter it provides support for up to 30 SCSI devices while only taking up a single PCI slot. Ideal for high-end tape and disk storage solutions this adapter delivers exceptional system performance along with two separate Ultra3 SCSI channels that each provide 64bit 66MHz bus-master capabilities transferring data as fast as 266MB/s (PCI) each between storage subsystem and system memory. The Compaq 64Bit Dual Channel Ultra3 SCSI Adapter delivers data transfer rates of up to 160MB/s per channel doubling the data transfer rates of previous genertaions of SCSI controllers


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The brave ship is Captained by Caywick de Everaux and
crewed by many lusty woman and able-bodied cabin boys.
They are based in the Barony of Sternfeld
and can be found at many Midrealm events and
Admission to the crew is based on the whim of the Captain. Female Crew members are given a pirate name and position upon joining, again mostly on the whim of the Captain. Their Pirate token is a piece of Argent fabric with Sable crosses sown so as to have one single point. Male Crew members are called Cabin boys and may or may not have a position. Their Pirate token is a piece of Argent fabric with Sable crosses sown so as to have two points as in a swallow tail. Older tokens are a strip of Argent fabric with Sable Crosses 1-2 inches wide.
Crew Memebers offending the Captain are sentanced to the Dinghy (The captains bootie) which is crewed on a semi-permanent basis by Peter der Ober.The crew greet each other with a salute and a hearty cry of Argggghhhh! They have been often seen drinking heavily and the women have been known to steal pants.They have recieved letters of marque from the King of Drachenwald and the Barony of Sternfeld.
The Following Stories are on House De Tyre's Frieside
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The Origin of Captain Caywick and Pirates in House De Tyre by Captain Caywick
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Drinks on the patio watching the sun set overlooking Castlewood Golf Course? Welcome to 1505 14th St SE, a charming 4 Bedrooms, + office, 3 Bath, 3 car garage, 1996 built 4 level split with 2702 finished square feet.
Walking into the foyer you'll experience vaulted ceilings, an open floor plan, and oversized kitchen with room for more than one cook, stainless steel appliances. The master suite with private bath and custom shelving is tucked away on the upper level behind the living room and home office complete with French doors.
More family entertaining happens in 20' x 16' lower level Family Room with a gas fireplace that walks out to the paver patio facing the golf course and ponds. Three more bedrooms on the lower level give privacy and space to guests or children. Additionally, there's an exercise room to inspire you morning wake up routines.


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There's a lot of buzz about the "Internet of Things" (IoT)
One of the key areas I get asked most questions about in regards to students projects is the internet of things.
This is a great topic for student and researchers based at Microsoft we have huge passion for the Internet of Things over the summer I have been working with a number of Universities and here are some of the project themes which activity is being completed on during this academic year..
Using Social Media to Engage with Products
Theme: Internet of Things / Mobile Apps, Equipment:Windows Azure, WP8 device (large screen) + Gadgeteer or RaspPi
Interfacing Physical & Digital Worlds
Theme: Internet of Things / Augmented Reality / Mobile Apps, Equipment: Windows Azure, WP8 device (large screen) + Gadgeteer/RaspPi + various sensors inc.
Connection through passive digital interaction
Theme: Internet of Things, Equipment: Windows Azure. NFC enabled WP8 device + Gadgeteer or RaspPi with NFC sensors + NFC tags
Augmented Energy Monitoring Accommodation
Theme: Mobile Apps / Augmented Reality, Equipment:Windows Azure, WP8 device, Embedded Systems
Feedback and Demand Awareness
Theme: Internet of Things / Mobile Apps, Equipment: Windows Azure, WP8, Multiple temperate sensor kits, Embedded Systems
Why are these projects so interesting?
So with now billion devices connected to the Web and an expected 50 Billion by 2020, the Internet of Things is going to get bigger and bigger and impact us in our daily activities. Market research firm IDC in turn estimates that more than 16 billion devices will be connected to the Internet by 2015
Why has IoT gained momentum?
Simply because there is a real need for such systems and connectivity to the internet from all our devices the following is who we see our products and services.
Where is the opportunity?
The growth of this type of solution by application area has been amazing and the opportunity for developing for these industries is clearly presented below.
What should you do?
If you interested in IoT related activities in your UG studies or PG activities please get in contact.
We are presently looking for as many examples of IoT based projects using Microsoft technologies and services.
As always we are always happy to provide advice guidance, suggestions and comment.
Resources and further information on the Internet of Things
Internet of Things Examples - Postscapes
What are the best examples of the 'Internet of things'?
2013: The year of the Internet of Things | MIT Technology Review
5 Companies Building the "Internet of Things"
Microsoft StreamInsight
Building the Internet of Things
Microsoft DreamSpark
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97 Things You Didn't Know About William S. Burroughs
Writer, philosopher, artist, and co-founder of the Beat Generation, William S. Burroughs — who died in 1997 at the age of 83 — continues to be a vital cultural force today. The author of books like Junky, Queer, and Naked Lunch, Burroughs forged the cornerstone of a modern American cultural movement with Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and other visionary writers and artists. His buttoned-up, three-piece exterior cloaked a dark genius that hungered for hustlers and heroin — way back in the 1940s. On February 5, William S. Burroughs would have been 97, but his spirit undoubtedly lives on, with more about him still coming out.
Yony Leyser's documentary William Burroughs: A Man Within is due on DVD February 15, filled with Burroughs rarities and interviews with everyone from John Waters, Laurie Anderson, and Patti Smith to Gus Van Sant, Iggy Pop, and Thurston Moore. Slated to be published this summer, Ah Pook Is Here is a collaboration between William S. Burroughs and artist Malcolm McNeill. The "word/image novel" predicted the emergence of the ever-popular modern literary genre, the graphic novel. So if you have $260,000 laying around, you could do worse than invest in the William S. Burroughs Word Horde 2.0, considering the potential publishing rights. But for the rest of us, we'll just celebrate by pulling out a big, sweet, flaming sheet-cake of love with words instead of candles, each representing one small piece of Burroughs' life before he finally succumbed to his biggest obsession: death.
1. William S. Burroughs' uncle was Ivy Lee, the godfather of modern public relations and a publicist for the Rockefellers.
2. His mother, Laura Lee Burroughs, came from a prominent Southern family, and claimed to be related to Robert E. Lee.
3. William S. Burroughs' dad's first name was Mortimer. He was the owner of a plate-glass company.
4. Their family fortune came from the Burroughs Adding Machine.
5. Burroughs' parents sold their stock for $200,000 in 1929 — right before the stock market crash.
6. Burroughs used his first gun at age eight.
7. The same year, he wrote his first short story, "The Autobiography of a Wolf."
8. Burroughs was introduced to opium by his family's housekeeper.
9. Later in life, he thought he might have been sexually abused by a family relative.
10. From age 12 to 15, William S. Burroughs went to John Burroughs School in St. Louis. John and William were not related.


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|Biosequences .. Software .. Molbio soft .. Network News .. FTP
I have an old method for doing small scale lambda growth, a liquid culture using 4mls of medium which is supposed to give 3ug of DNA. The page is a bit worn, and I can't read the initial amount of a resuspended phage plaque or cells to use. If anyone has a similar method could they please post me with their initial innoculation procedure. Thanks, Ruth.


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Barcelona is a city with many restaurants to choose from, but there aren't many that provide the innovative concept and gastronomic experience that you will find at El Nacional. It is located in the heart of the city on the Passeig de Gracia in a historic building dating from 1889 that has served as a cafe-theater, fabric dye factory and a car dealer shop over the course of over a century.
Inside the expansive space diners are sure to find something that will delight their culinary palette. El Nacional is comprised of 4 different areas with restaurants and bars that each serve different types of cuisine. There is a meat restaurant (La Braseria), a fish restaurant (La Lotja), a tapas and rice restaurant (La Taperia), and a deli that serves light meals (La Parada). The 4 bars each feature different beverages, such as beer, wine, and cocktails, plus there is an oyster bar that serves a variety of seafood/shellfish and cava, Spain's sparkling wine.
- Passeig de Gracia, 24 bis
- Barcelona, Spain
- Phone: +34 (93) 518 50 53
- Website: El Nacional
Photo credit: El Nacional
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My eight year old daughter's toes are sticking out from the fuzzy tiger blanket that only smells slightly like dog pee, and I hold her close as I read to her. Her pink nightgown is warm against me, and I am lulled by the sound of my own voice. Words like Argonath and Lothlórien knot my tongue as we weave our way through Middle Earth, and her eyes shine when I talk about runes and elves and tangled forests full of strange creatures. It is late.
She is breathing slowly and deeply and I know that soon her eyes will close in sleep. Suddenly she shakes the blanket off, her hands trails down my arm from where it rested on my shoulder, and I freeze and struggle to continue reading. Looking down, I see her tiny brown fingers trace scars that normally hide themselves under layers of clothing, like thick curtains between my inner world and the relentless external – that outside world that cannot live without me, that needs me to be okay. In my peripheral vision I watch as her dark eyes fixate on years of accumulated pain – thick, raised lines of shame. Her fingers feel cool against my skin.
"What happened, Bobby?" she asks, pulling away so that she can have a better look. I hold my breath for a minute. Think, Damien.
"I used to be in a lot of pain," I said, and waited for her to say something, but she didn't, so I continued. "It started when I was about your age." My mind went to a place of darkness, a life that was black as night.
"I'm sorry," she says, and I turn on my side so that I am facing her. For a moment I search for something of myself in her face, and there it is. It's a twinkle, a shine in her eyes that tells me that she feels. I also know that she is no stranger to pain. Tears run down the side of my cheek onto my pillow, and my heart is racing. She isn't afraid. "Does it hurt?" she asks, and I instinctively shake my head, clearing my throat.
"It did for a long time," I say, "Sometimes it still does. I just know how to handle it better now." She nods and a cat climbs up on the bed and licks my face with a sandpaper tongue. Our hands reach out in the lamplight at the same time, ruffling his soft grey fur, and we laugh.


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Xander's really into making these teeny-tiny spiral/circle shapes. He'll fill a piece of paper with them. I'm impressed with his fine motor coordination and with his enjoyment of the process. He often tells me "circle, X" while doodling.
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Rescue Me
That news out of the way, all I can say is: I don't want to drink barium! (Just so you know how upset I am about this, I almost put three exclamation marks at the end of the previous sentence.) I've never liked my husband's company for all sorts of reasons, but I've, as much as possible, withheld my opinions because he gets rather sensitive when I defame that hallowed establishment. Well, this time they go too far. I honestly do not understand why--since I sure as hell am not one of theirs--but they are insisting that I get a full health check before we move, and this health check includes a Barium Swallow. Without knowing much at all about the procedure, all my life, I've felt this is something that I would avoid at all costs. Now that I have to do it (tomorrow), I've of course tortured myself by reading everything I can find on the ordeal.
My husband--and probably many of you, upon reading this post--thinks I'm being a sniveling, wussy cocktail wiener. What he doesn't realize is that this isn't me being what he categorizes as typically contrary, noisy, and difficult. This is me trying my best to tamp down full-blown terror.
I can, in fact, quietly and calmly withstand a fair amount, in terms of medical tests: needles, invasive procedures, all that good stuff. I'm also unfussy where food is concerned. But what I cannot handle is drinking thick, creamy substances. It isn't just the gag factor, the roiling nausea; the thought of it actually makes my innards squidge and my throat close up in a serious panic. Insects, animal entrails, heads, hoofs, claws--fine, serve me up a plate. But mayonnaise, banana smoothies, creamy yogurt--*shudder*. And still, if I took it a teaspoon at a time, I could manage to down those things.
But tomorrow's x-ray is going to require fast gulping of large quantities (two to three cups) of barium mixed with water to a dense, "milkshake-like consistency," some of it done while lying down.
I can't do it! All of a sudden, I'm recalling those fluoride treatments at the dentist that used to make me all but hyperventilate with fear as a child. The dentist would insist that I bite down "harder" on the trays filled with creamy, sweet fluoride, and when I obeyed, the fluoride would gush over the sides and start filling my mouth, flowing toward the back of my throat. Breathe. Deep breaths.
This must be a phobia, right? I mean, if I step back from the situation, I can see that my reaction is verging on extreme. But, A phobia of what?, you might be wondering with some derision: Too much sour cream with my borscht? Strawberry malts? As unappealing as such things are to me, it's more... a fear of being choked, of drowing in viscous substances. It's a phobia--it's not supposed to be logical.
Why, why do I have to have a health check, I ask you? If the company is worried about liability, I'll happily sign a release form, promising I won't cause them any trouble if I fall sick and/or die while overseas. Why am I even their responsibility? I'm just a wife, and a non-Japanese one at that. Who gives a damn about my esophagus and intestines? If I start screaming when the nurse advances on me with a large tumbler of barium, will the doctor put a big red X on my report, deny me permission to leave Japan? For the love of god, this seems so antiquated--surely they could come up with less-crude methods. Well, obviously not in time to save me from tomorrow.


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Hi, Kellie and Cindy.
First of all, Kellie, thanks for the Kurzweil info. I need to do some intensive Kurzweil study, but in the meantime, you listers are terrific.
Cindy, thanks to Kellie's help, the "Water" font is arial 10 point.
Yes, I will have access to a computer. My first validation week is up tomorrow, and I'll renew immediately. I won't be able to do any validating when I'm away, but I can renew again next week, so that should keep the book safe.
Thanks again.


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The pineapple is not just one large fruit, but a gathering of many little fruits around a central core. The scales seen on the pineapple are actually berries. The pineapple is also a member of the bromeliad family and is one of the very few that brings forth edible fruit.
Unripe pineapples should never be eaten because they are toxic. But when a pineapple is ripe, it is a great source of vitamin C and dietary fiber. Pineapple also contains an enzyme called bromelain, which supports digestion and eases inflammation. It's also an effective meat tenderizer. Bromelain and other substances found in the pineapple have anti-tumor properties.
Pineapples are native to South America. Though they are still grown there as well as in China, Thailand, Mexico and the Philippines, Hawaii is the only U.S. state to grow them. Since the pineapple has been cultivated for thousands of years, no one really knows its origins.
Pineapple canneries let nothing of the pineapple go to waste, and aside from bearing fruit, the pineapple is used to make vinegar, animal feed and even alcohol. Pineapple wine is popular in Maui.
The pineapple plant is a perennial herb. As a tropical fruit, it is only behind bananas and citrus fruits in popularity. Furthermore, after a pineapple is picked, it does not get any riper; instead, it simply rots, so it should be eaten fairly quickly after purchase.


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Virtual Reality (VR) provides you with a very immersive experience, making you feel like you are in a different world. The technology has been around for a long time but has not been put to very much real use. In recent years, companies like Occulus has developed VR headsets that bring that technology one step closer to the consumer market. Even though the Occulus headset is still mainly for the developers, it has shown tremendous potential. There are games, simulations, movies that you can download to get a taste of what VR is like.
Another interesting development is using the Occulus headset with the Leapmotion. Now, not only can you see things in 360 degree, but you can also interact with the objects in the virtual environment.
Many companies are working on VR headsets and we would expect new models to be smaller, cheaper and even more powerful. Keep an eye on HTC Vive, it looks really promising.
If you want to experience virtual reality but do not want to spend money on the Occulus, there is another option – the Google Cardboard. While you need to connect the Occulus to your PC for it to work, the Google Cardboard makes use of your phone. It uses the phone's display and the different sensors to achieve similar effect as the Occulus. Samsung also has something similar called the Galaxy Gear VR which works with the Galaxy Note 4.
There are a lot of free applications that you can download from the Occulus site or Google Playstore.
Potential applications for special needs
- Social stories for kids with autism
- Teaching social skills by interacting with fictional characters in the virtual world
- Virtual tour for kids who are immobile


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Day 16: Carleton sur Mer to Pointe a la Croix 63km
Tuesday, June 18.
Cloudy with light rain, light west wind. 12C.
Wendy discovered her rear tire was flat before we even left the motel this morning so that was the first order of business. She had it repaired in no time and we took a quick trip to the gas station to top up the air.
The wind wasn't too bad today, but it wasn't great either. We toiled away for 20km before we stopped for a snack at the rest stop in Nouvelle. We didn't stay long as we wanted to keep our legs moving. There was a hill on the horizon, but it ended up not being that big after all.
Passing through Escuminac we saw a sign on the road for a soap factory, just one minute off of the highway. We decided to check it out. The Savonnerie de la Village is a quaint seaside farm where a couple opened up their own soap making business. They have a small herd of goats and use the goat's milk for making the soap. The woman opened up the shop for us and we got to watch a short video that explained the whole process. It was very interesting and we also got to meet the herd.
Shortly after we left the Savonnerie it started to rain. We came across another rest stop near Pointe a la Garde and it had an indoor rest area. Perfect timing. No one else was there so we took over and spread out our picnic. By the time we had finished eating the rain had eased off. We used the hand driers in the bathroom to dry our damp clothes and warm up one last time before setting off again. Only 15km to go.
The sun began to break through the clouds although it was still raining a bit. With the roads still wet there wad a lot of spray coming off of the passing vehicles, especially the trucks. One good thing about the truck traffic is "truck surfing". This is when you pedal hard right before a big truck whizzes past you. The wind displaced by the truck and the wake that follows it can boost your speed considerably. This also helps to pass the time, keeping your mind occupied.
The closer we got to Pointe a la Croix the better the weather got. We finally got a glimpse of what it must be like here in sunny weather.
We found the only motel in town with little trouble and secured our room for the night. The motel is named after their restaurant, Pastali, and we were intrigued. After previewing the menu in our room we decided to try it. Took a quick ride into town for some fruit for breakfast and then back to the restaurant to eat. None of us were disappointed and we learned that they have another location in Amqui, where we will be staying on Friday. We are pretty excited about that.
We have finalized all of our accommodations for the remainder of the trip, so one less thing to worry about. The weather is to be sunny for the next few days and it will be a welcome change. Tomorrow is our last day of riding along Chaleur Bay. Then we will be heading north up the Matapedia Valley. We will keep you posted.
Day 17: Pointe a la Croix to Matapedia 23km
Wednesday, June 19th.
Sunny with puffy clouds and a light west wind. 22C.
Today's ride was nice and short, sort of a rest day before we attack the Matapedia Valley. We pedalled along the river with spectacular views of the tree covered hills.
We stopped for a short break just to soak it all in before reaching town and the Motel Restigouche. The menu in the restaurant sounded very tempting but we had eaten breakfast only a couple of hours earlier. We had noticed a class of school children embarking on a path up a hill from the highway. Moments later they were calling and waving to us from the lookout atop the cliff.
They inspired us to do the same so off we went and up the trail after them.
This was part of the Appalachian Trail and the three of us hiked a small portion of it last year in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. It was a short, steep hike to the top and sure enough the school kids were eating their lunch. We laughed and conversed with them and their teachers and they even offered us a sandwich. We admired the scenic views overlooking the confluence of the Restigouche and Matapedia rivers. After their lunch it was time for hide and seek, but we elected to hike back down for our own lunch.
After lunch we rode our bikes across town the small grocery store to stock up for tomorrow. Back at the motel we sat out in the sun for an hour just basking.
This is the first time during our trip that its been warm enough to do that and today we had the time to enjoy it. Next we decided to walk over to New Brunswick.
Only 2 km back up the highway and across the bridge. We found a short cut by following the railway tracks and an ATV trail. There were great views of the river and the hills in the late afternoon sun. After a few photo ops we slowly made our way back and enjoyed supper in our room.
Every one is working on their respective journals now and soon it will be bedtime. We have a big day of pedaling tomorrow as we are aiming for Causapscal. If what we have seen of the Valley so far is any indication, then we are in for the ride of a lifetime.
Day 18: Matapedia to Causapscal 55km
Thursday, June 20th.
Sunny with a few clouds. Light west wind. 22C.
The alarm went off at 5:30 this morning and we were on the road by 6:20am. The sun was trying its best to shine, but it was only 6C and the fog was still dripping down from the hilltops.
We warmed up in no time, it only takes a hill or two to get the blood pumping and we were peeling off layers before our first break. The scenery heading up the valley was truly amazing. It helped that it wasn't raining and the first morning light today only amplified the beauty.
We stopped to snack after pedaling 25km at rest area by the river. There was a picnic table in the sun so we could keep warm. We didn't linger as the wind was supposed to pickup as the day went on. A few kilometers later we saw a red covered bridge and stopped again to poke around.
There were some salmon fishers there whom we chatted with and two others that offered to take our picture. It was getting pretty warm in the sun at this point and it was nice to be on the bikes again, creating our own breeze.
By the time we got to Sainte Florence we were roasting. We bought some cool drinks from the depanneur and set out in search of a shady place to sit. The best place I could come up with was under a bridge by the river. It was nice and cool there, although a little buggy, but we enjoyed our lunch anyways.
With only 15km to go we were in no rush and able to take in the countryside. The surrounds were a little flatter now with farmers fields here and there. We were near sea level when we started today and 104m above sea level here in Causapscal. The Motel du Vallon is on the far side of town, that much closer to tomorrow's destination.
We were pretty pooped upon arrival and conveniently located across the street is a cantine called Spot Lunch. It looked pretty plain from the outside and all the other eateries seemed too far to go so we went in and instigated. The place looked very nice on the inside and the menu read delicious. We decided to just have a snack, but also to come back for dinner.
After sharing a tasty veggie pizza we scooted back across the street and spent the afternoon doing very little. When supper time rolled around, we rolled back across the road. We already knew what we wanted for supper and we quickly ordered as the place filled up with people. Lasagna, poutine with coleslaw on top, more fries, a guedille (fries and coleslaw in a hot dog bun~who knew) and a healthy piece of sugar pie which we shared in bed back in our room. Giggles ensued and after we came down from our sugar highs, were ready to go to sleep.
Day 19: Causapscal to Amqui 31km.
Friday, June 21st.
Sunny with a few clouds. Slight west wind. 23C.
Our ride today started out by heading east back into downtown Causapscal. We crossed over the Matapedia River and pedaled back out of town on the other side of the river. This road was considerably less busy and for a time all we could hear were birds singing. There were a few more hills on this route but they were short ones. The bumpy road led us to the town of Lac au Saumon which is situated on the lake of the same name.
After taking a break to finish off the fruit and cookies we had been carrying we set off again. The wind seemed to be picking up again as the morning went on and we are literally getting tired of pedaling into it. We arrived in Amqui and rode through it's center to the far side of town where our hotel is located. It was only 11am at this point and too early to check in. We were able to drop off our bags at the reception desk and then we got back on the bikes to do some exploring.
We found two grocery stores, a bike shop, a microbrewery/boulangerie, another bakery, a couple boutiques, a covered bridge, the Appalachian Trail and a bike path through a lovely park. We were busy. We had an awesome lunch at La Captive which is the combination brewery and bakery and it is in an old police station complete with a garage and jail cells. We tracked down Boulangerie Levesque which was hidden down a side street. We had seen their products in a grocery store back in Chandler and vowed to find them when we reached Amqui.
All in all it was a beautiful day. It was nice to have time to be tourists albeit unlikely ones and to get a chance to get a feel for the town. By the time we were making our way back to the hotel for supper at Pastali's we almost felt like locals. It was another great meal and only a short walk across the parking lot to our room. If there is one thing we haven't done on this trip is experience any local nightlife. We've been too tired to stay up past 10 o'clock.


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With gush of adrenaline I decided to test FO-29 transponder !!
The setup:
RTL- stick connected to UHF down-link antenna
Icom 910 connected to VHF up-link antenna .
The output power was adjusted to minimal value.
This first time to fire-up a rig beside the delicate dongle !!
My nose was more alert than my ears to detect burning smell.
With shaking feet I pushed the foot-switch by my little toe .
Nothing was burned or cracked except my eardrum.
An audio delay was noticed at the down-link ,it was so annoying and irritating .
It's not echo-loop but marked delay .
With a handheld transceiver I've noticed the same delay .
This is a processing delay cause by the CPU processing time.
The processing delay was so remarked with the transponder down-link signal.
I will never use the Dongle anymore with voice sat .
The processing delay ruin the pleasure of the sat voice contact.
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How the customer experience sets you apart in the age of social business
by Stefan Pfeiffer for SmartBlog
Stefan touches on the convergence of all channels through which a customer interacts with a business, and all experiences across every part of the business. You can no longer have siloed information for one person's business account and personal account, with no overlap. If they call for service or use your mobile app, they expect to be able to access all of their information at once. In short, they want to you know them. That means collecting all of their data, making it available across every channel and to every associate they interact with, and using it to improve their experience over time – all of which make marketing smarter, says Stefan:
"Personalized advertising that builds on what the customer already owns, identifies gaps, and spots ways to expand the relationship is much more effective than trying to ram something down people's throat by inundating them with spam mail and other in-your-face methods."
The companies that learn most quickly who their customers are and what they want will set themselves apart through superior experiences.
The New Digital Experience
by Mitch Joel for Six Pixels of Separation
Dovetailing with the idea above, Mitch discusses a huge opportunity that most brands are still missing – a chance to, as he puts it, "do things" instead of "show things." So, a brand can show you a snappy, well-written Super Bowl ad. Or, it can make a branded experience that connects with and improves your life – something like NikeFuelband, which makes the Nike brand an integral part of the user's life and fitness goals. Marketers aren't maximizing their opportunity to become a permanent, useful, meaningful part of consumers' lives through great experiences. We're still focusing too much on showcasing creative work by a third party; we're choosing to inform through ads rather than engage through experiences. It's time to create, says Mitch:
"Let's just be sure to remember that as brands we can now actually create things. Meaningful things. Valuable things. Not just meaningful and valuable messages, but actual things that consumers would use, would share, would connect to and, who knows, maybe even pay for?"
The diffusion of brand, ownership, and experience
by Ian Greenleigh for Brian Solis
Ian's article follows right in the same vein. A person's experience with a brand is quickly moving beyond product ownership into something bigger (and when done right, more meaningful). In the past, your interactions with a brand may've been: See a commercial, own the product. But today, a brand experience extends before, during, and after ownership. You design your own custom shoes before every buying them. You sync your recently-purchased Fitbit to a mobile app to track your physical activity during the day. You have brand experiences that aren't tied to a product at all, like Charmin's "SitorSquat" app, which shows reviews of nearby public restrooms to help you find the cleanest. And you find branded content worth sharing, like behind the scenes footage from New York fashion week. All of these experiences are as much a part of today's brand as the product itself – and brands have to work to make their overall experience engaging and shareworthy.
iPad app suggests tailored purchases for shoppers
by Tim Feran for The Columbus Dispatch
This example perfectly sums up the lessons of the three previous articles. Apparel retailer Lane Bryant's new mobile/tablet app, "Just For You," learns a shopper's fashion preferences before curating items specifically chosen to fit their personal style and needs. It uses basic information like size and past purchases, but it goes beyond those facets as well by getting shoppers to volunteer useful personal information. It gathers reviews of past purchases to find specific concerns, like tops that ride up. It asks lifestyle questions like, "Do you dress to blend in or stand out?" And it has shoppers rate a series of hypothetical outfits in order to better understand their style and narrow down selection.
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The Miami Velvet Review
Escargot is not for everyone. Let's face it. The texture and the presentation of (what I think) is a delicious dish is a little off-putting to those less inclined to experiment with food. The swinging lifestyle is no less contentious. Whether or not a person or couple enjoys their experience in the lifestyle all depends on the presentation, variety of choice, and overall level of comfort of the moment. A person's sexual palette is sensitive, and if you are anything like me, you look for those moments that you will savor for days, weeks, and even months to come…no pun intended. So maybe you are looking for the opportunity to completely devour a couple without any kind of pretense or foreplay. Maybe you are looking for a complete seven course meal, complete with an introductory drink, conversation, dancing, sensual grinding, nibbling, before losing yourselves in the nitty-gritty sex. So, depending on your sexual appetite that evening, I would encourage you to familiarize yourselves with the venues available to best match your appetite with the places that can satisfy your hunger.
Florida offers TONS of lifestyle-friendly clubs but for this article, I will introduce and review one: Miami Velvet.
If the name isn't much of a clue, this venue is located in Miami just off Highway SR-826, making it easily accessible from all over South Florida. A staple of Miami's culture since it opened its doors in 2000, it's difficult to miss Velvet's purple neon lights from the street or the highway. Couples, single women, and single men are all welcome, depending on the day of the week. Sorry Gentlemen, Saturdays are for couples and single females only. Membership is required to gain entry, as is the case with most swingers clubs. Membership prices are available on the club's website and I will allow you to come to your own conclusion about their rates. They are more expensive than the local Trapeze club in Fort Lauderdale. Though you may think Trapeze and Miami Velvet are playing the same game, they do so with completely different styles.
Miami Velvet is more representative of Miami culture in general. Men and women are encouraged to dress their finest; even if a woman's finest is nothing but a pair earrings and heels. In fact, it may be preferred. Think of it this way: take a South Beach or Downtown club with all of its glamour and highlights…then add sex. On Saturdays, patrons have their choice of two DJs spinning different styles of music in separate areas of the club. And ALL of it is clothing optional. Nothing like ordering a drink from a handsome or beautiful bartender in nothing but my shoes. While still BYOB (Bring Your Own Beverage), Miami Velvet caters to the 21 to mid-30s crowd, giving you that party-type atmosphere combined with the option of poles to dance with, stages to strut on, televisions around every corner playing various genres of porn, and room, upon room, upon room to misbehave in.
The rooms! MV provides you with couches in open areas if you really feel like sharing, rooms with mirrors on the ceilings and on the walls, rooms with windows to see into and be seen from other rooms, and rooms which are just large enough for as many playmates as you want to include. My favorite room? The Red Room. It has a large wooden X with wrist straps at the top for restraining subs, a reclining sex chair, AND a Sybian with attachments. To access these rooms, one must be completely naked or at least have a towel wrapped around them. MV provides you with lockers in which you can keep your clothing and valuables in the meantime.
One of the best things about Miami Velvet is their Facebook group. It allows you to see who other patrons are and even helps you arrange meetings with those you are interested in. This kind of community contributes to the atmosphere MV provides. This community is further supported by their Twitter account and their MVClub membership option as well. You feel surrounded by people who are just like you, and people who are just like you tend to be supportive and protective of their kind as well. MV has a zero-tolerance policy for drugs, prostitution, and unwelcome aggression. You need to play nice, or you will not get to play at all. You will be shown the door and will be asked not to return.
In my humble opinion, the only thing MV lacks is the hot tub option. They do provide wonderful showers, large enough to share with many people…but a hot tub? I can't describe how incredibly sexy that would be.
On Fridays and Saturdays, Miami Velvet does provide on premise breakfast though not made to order. Throughout the evening, guests have to options of hot dogs, nachos, and assorted cheeses and sweets.
I asked the general manager, Jason, if they had any plans to expand to other places in the future. He said the owner hasn't completely ruled that option out. So pay attention, you may see a Tampa Velvet or Jacksonville Velvet coming soon to a quiet corner near you. *wink*
All in all, would I recommend Miami Velvet to my fellow Lifestylers? Maybe. We come full circle, as it all depends on your preference. If you are low key and aren't into the whole club scene, preferring a quiet one on one with a more mature crowd, then perhaps I would encourage you to forgo MV. If you are looking to broaden your sexual palette, then I would encourage you to start doing your research. Find MV on Facebook, figure out how to join their secret Facebook group, and start asking the questions you really want answered. There is so much I haven't touched on in this article, probably enough to fill a book.
I wish I could have included pictures, but cameras and cell phones are a big no-no at MV. Discretion is very important, all things to the contrary. Considering the fact that you are reading this article, I would hope a part of you already knows that.
By: Roxanne La Roux


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Questions: Scripture Answers...
If I want my focus to be on God - how do I put Him first?
Deut. 11:18,20
Fix these words of Mine in your hearts and minds; tie them as symbols on your foreheads. Write them on the door frames of your houses and on your gates, so that your days and the days of your children may be many in the land.
James 1:22-25
Do what God's teaching says; when you only listen and do nothing, you are fooling yourselves.
Those who hear God's teaching and do nothing are like people who look at themselves in a mirror.
They see their faces and then go away and quickly forget what they looked like.
But the truly happy people are those who carefully study God's perfect law that makes people free, and they continue to study it. They do not forget what they heard, but they obey what God's teaching says. Those who do this will be made happy.
Ps. 5:3
Listen to my voice in the morning, Lord.
Each morning I bring my requests before You and wait in expectation.
How can God help me in difficult situations? How does He want me to respond?
Psalm 18:1-3
I love you, Lord. You are my strength.
The Lord is my rock, my protection, my Savior. My God is my rock.
I can run to him for safety. He is my shield and my saving strength, my defender.
I will call to the Lord, who is worthy of praise,and I will be saved from my enemies.
1 Corinthians 6:18-20
So run away from sexual sin. Every other sin people do is outside their bodies, but those who sin sexually sin against their own bodies.
You should know that your body is a temple for the Holy Spirit who is in you. You have received the Holy Spirit from God. So you do not belong to yourselves, because you were bought by God for a price.
So honor God with your bodies.
Proverbs 18:10
The Lord is like a strong tower;
those who do right can run to him for safety.
Micah 6:8
O people, The Lord has told you what is good, and this is what He requires of you; to do what is right, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.
1 Cor. 15: 58
Therefore, my dear brothers, STAND firm.
Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of The Lord, because you know that your work in The Lord is not in vain!
How can we keep ourselves pure?
Psalm 119:9-16
How can a young person stay pure? By obeying your word.
I have tried hard to find you—don't let me wander from your commands.
I have hidden your word in my heart, that I might not sin against you.
I praise you, O Lord; teach me your decrees.
I have recited aloud all the regulations you have given us.
I have rejoiced in your laws as much as in riches.
I will study your commandments and reflect on your ways.
I will delight in your decrees and not forget your word.
Philippians 4:5-9
Let everyone see that you are gentle and kind. The Lord is coming soon.
Do not worry about anything, but pray and ask God for everything you need, always giving thanks.
And God's peace, which is so great we cannot understand it, will keep your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. Brothers and sisters, think about the things that are good and worthy of praise. Think about the things that are true and honorable and right and pure and beautiful and respected.
How do you find God if you have walked away from Him? If you have sinned and feel you can't be forgiven?
Isaiah 1:18
"Come now, let's settle this,"says the Lord. "Though your sins are like scarlet,I will make them as white as snow. Though they are red like crimson, I will make them as white as wool.
Romans 8:38-39
And I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God's love. Neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither our fears for today nor our worries about tomorrow—not even the powers of hell can separate us from God's love.
No power in the sky above or in the earth below—indeed, nothing in all creation will ever be able to separate us from the love of God that is revealed in Christ Jesus our Lord.
What does God tell us about drama and gossip?
Proverbs 11:13
A gossip betrays a confidence:
but a trustworthy woman keeps a secret.
Proverbs 26: 20-
Without wood a fire goes out: without gossip a quarrel dies down.
Eph. 4:3
Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love.
Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.
James 1:26
If you claim to be religious but don't control your tongue, you are fooling yourself, and your religion is worthless.
WHo should I be chasing after?
Psalm 105
Glory in His holy name; let the hearts of those who seek The Lord rejoice!
Look to The Lord and His strength; Seek His face always!
Matthew 6:31-34
Don't worry and say, 'What will we eat?' or 'What will we drink?' or 'What will we wear?'
The people who don't know God keep trying to get these things, and your Father in heaven knows you need them.
Seek first God's kingdom and what God wants. Then all your other needs will be met as well.
So don't worry about tomorrow, because tomorrow will have its own worries. Each day has enough trouble of its own.
Psalm 105:4
Search for the Lord and for his strength; continually seek him.
What do we do when bad things happen? Divorce, sickness, death, loneliness, or even when that guy doesn't like me anymore?
Romans 8:26-28
The Spirit helps us with our weakness. We do not know how to pray as we should. But the Spirit himself speaks to God for us, even begs God for us with deep feelings that words cannot explain.
God can see what is in people's hearts. And he knows what is in the mind of the Spirit, because the Spirit speaks to God for his people in the way God wants.
We know that in everything God works for the good of those who love him. They are the people he called, because that was his plan.
Proverbs 3:5-6
Trust the Lord with all your heart,and don't depend on your own understanding.
Remember the Lord in all you do,and he will give you success.
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Album release: Two Wings, Love's Spring
Release date: April 30 2012
Label: Tin Angel Records
Listen: http://soundcloud.com/tin-angel-records/sets/two-wings-loves-spring/s-vKJKr
As the noughties came to a close, Two Wings (whose core members are singer/multi-instrumentalist/visual artist Hanna Tuulikki and guitarist/singer Ben Reynolds) had its birth. Having spent years bumping into each other in Glasgow's burgeoning folk scene, the pair finally took some time out to explore and develop their own compositions together, following in the direction of their many musical passions - from traditional folk (rock) to rock n' roll to psychedelia to soul and beyond.
Glasgow has always been fertile ground for those seeking to synthesize traditional/popular musical forms with a more progressive approach, and Hanna and Ben have long been travellers on this path. Hanna's experimental song-based project Nalle was described by Wire Magazine as "easily some of the most convincing free-folk the UK has ever produced". She was also a member of free-form jazz folk ensemble Scatter and The Family Elan. Ben has been a solo artist for many years and his numerous releases include the 2009 solo guitar album How Day Earnt Its Night, released by New York's Tompkins Square Records. Ben was also the original lead-guitarist in critically acclaimed Glasgow folk-rockers Trembling Bells and has collaborated with a number of other artists including Glasgow's Alasdair Roberts and Tin Angel Records' Baby Dee.
Tin Angel Records has made quite a noise with some of its recent signings, and Two Wings join an already fabulous roster. On tracks like the album opener Eikon, Hanna's utterly unique vocals steal the show, while the seven minute title track is progressive, haunting, even unsettling at times. Elsewhere, Alters & Thrones marries twinkles and chimes with ethereal vocals and the 8-minute epic album closer Forbidden Sublime purposefully meanders its way to a spellbinding climax. Two Wings are quite simply impossible to ignore.
Two Wings' line-up is completed by instrument builder and bass guitarist Kenny Wilson, singer Lucy Duncombe and drummer Owen Curtis Williams (Wood Pigeon, Eagleowl, Rob St John, Benni Hemm Hemm).
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