text:
Rezultati za aplikacije (836)
Pickit | Make impactful presentations in minutes
Avtor Pickit
Unlimited access to licensed photos, clipart and your company's images in PowerPoint.
3.6 out of 5 stars
Emoji Keyboard
Avtor Patrick Bürgin
Emoji for Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and OneNote
4.3 out of 5 stars
Office 365 Timesheet
Avtor Ignatiuz Software
A user-friendly internal business tool for employee time-tracking, manager approval and reporting.
3.1 out of 5 stars
Avtor AASoftech Inc.
OrgChart SharePoint Add-in is an HR solution to create corporate organizational charts in Office 365
3.1 out of 5 stars
Nintex Workflow for Office 365
Avtor Nintex USA LLC.
Nintex improves the way people work through process management and automation.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Kanban Board by Virto
Avtor VirtoSoftware
SharePoint task management and project management, using Kanban Board view
4.8 out of 5 stars
ShortUrl (Short Url, Tiny Links)
Avtor CIRRUS SOFT LTD
Shorten Urls! Short URL allows the creation of vanity and shortcut hyperlinks within SharePoint.
4.2 out of 5 stars
Task Management
Avtor BEYOND KEY SYSTEMS
View report of your tasks and Prioritize them easily
4.5 out of 5 stars
Forms Designer by Virto
Avtor VirtoSoftware
Create flexible list item SharePoint and Office 365 forms using built-in drag & drop user interface
4.4 out of 5 stars
Employee Directory
Avtor BEYOND KEY SYSTEMS
Excellent SharePoint tool to connect and collaborate with your employees anytime, anywhere.
4.5 out of 5 stars
Yammer Feed Embed - by Blue Rooster
Avtor Blue Rooster
Embed Yammer feeds on your SharePoint sites.
3.8 out of 5 stars
Kanban Task Manager for SharePoint
Avtor Kalmstrom Enterprises AB
Visualize work processes on virtual kanban board. Drag color coded tasks between phases and lanes.
3.2 out of 5 stars
Nintex Forms for Office 365
Avtor Nintex USA LLC.
Nintex Forms for Office 365 helps you work faster, work smarter, and work anywhere
3.6 out of 5 stars
ShareFile Connector for Office 365
Avtor ShareFile
Securely access and edit SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business content from ShareFile
3.2 out of 5 stars
DocuSign for SharePoint Online
Avtor DocuSign, Inc.
Keep business digital by electronically signing or sending documents from SharePoint Online
3.8 out of 5 stars
JungleMail - Newsletter Tool for Office 365
Avtor EnovaPoint
Create, automate and send personalized newsletters in SharePoint. Track clicks and opens.
4.3 out of 5 stars
Contract Manager
Avtor Ivero
Sharepoint based contract lifecycle management software
4.7 out of 5 stars
Metro Tiles
Avtor BEYONDKEY
Create live tiles and add them to your SharePoint
4.2 out of 5 stars
Leave Request Pro
Avtor LT APPS
Request, track, approval and manage the requested. Easy to use, configuration and very flexible
3.5 out of 5 stars
FAQ Page
Avtor Mastaq
FAQ Page allows you to easily set up your corporate Frequently Asked Questions
4.0 out of 5 stars
Resource Reservation
Avtor Igotta LLC
SharePoint Add-in: room reservation, meeting planning, equipment reservation, scheduling
3.7 out of 5 stars
Employee Onboarding Tool
Avtor BEYONDKEY
Single view to manage end to end employee experience/life cycle in the organization.
4.2 out of 5 stars
Calendar Overlay by Virto
Avtor VirtoSoftware
Overlay and share SharePoint, Exchange and Meeting rooms calendars into a single color-coded view.
4.8 out of 5 stars
Tru Copy and Paste
Avtor TekReach Solutions LLC
Tool that allows you copy and move files anywhere in your SharePoint sites
2.3 out of 5 stars
DWG Viewer
Avtor CADSoftTools
The free online service allows viewing drawings
2.3 out of 5 stars
Expense Approval Pro
Avtor Ivero
Sharepoint-based Expense Management System
4.7 out of 5 stars
Document and Mail Merge (List Data to Templates)
Avtor CIRRUS SOFT LTD
Merge list data into predefined Word, Excel & PowerPoint document templates and eMails with NO CODE!
4.1 out of 5 stars
SMS for Office (SMS via SharePoint List)
Avtor Time Parity Solutions Private Limited
The easiest way to integrate SMS messaging from your SharePoint Site. Instant Delivery Reports ...
4.4 out of 5 stars
Dolphin 365 Contract Management
Avtor Navantis Inc.
Dolphin 365 Contract Management gives you unprecedented control of the contract life cycle
4.5 out of 5 stars
Spotlight Announcements Slider for SharePoint
Avtor SharePointly
Display info about Users, Products and Recurring Events like Birthdays & Anniversaries rotation.
4.2 out of 5 stars
Image Slider for Office 365 by Virto
Avtor VirtoSoftware
Great free app for displaying images as a slideshow from the SharePoint document libraries
4.7 out of 5 stars
TeamImprover - Team Organization Chart
Avtor TeamImprover.Com Ltd
Create, Share, Search and Print Org Charts
3.8 out of 5 stars
Apptex Designer
Avtor Apptex
Apptex Designer is a SharePoint App that facilitates styling list views
4.6 out of 5 stars
Import Excel or CSV to List
Avtor Paragyte
Use this add-in to load your spreadsheet data into existing SharePoint list in very secure manner.
3.2 out of 5 stars
GoodPoint Chat Lite
Avtor GoodPoint Software
Instant messaging tool for team members with rooms support and advanced security.
5.0 out of 5 stars
SharePoint Scan and OCR App
Avtor Websio Information Solutions
Scan or compose documents from images, OCR and barcode recognition, batch scan and much more
3.4 out of 5 stars
PDF Share Forms Cloud
Avtor PDF ShareForms
Start using PDF forms inside your SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business. View and fill PDFs
4.1 out of 5 stars
officeatwork | Content Chooser for Office
Avtor officeatwork
A simple way to discover, find, use and manage your own Office contents in Office
4.3 out of 5 stars
ArcGIS Maps
Avtor Esri, Inc.
ArcGIS Maps gives you a new way to map and search SharePoint content.
3.1 out of 5 stars
Bright Banner
Avtor Apptex
The Bright Banner App featuring beautiful and easy to use slider with a nice multiple transitions
4.2 out of 5 stars
Gantt Chart by Virto
Avtor VirtoSoftware
Manage your tasks and projects easy using Gantt Chart view
4.9 out of 5 stars
GScan Online Lite
Avtor GRADIENT
Sophisticated Scanning in SharePoint Office 365
4.3 out of 5 stars
iGlobe CRM Office 365 for Microsoft Office 365
Avtor iGlobe
Making CRM a commodity, easy to learn, simple to implement and affordable.
4.4 out of 5 stars
Adobe Sign for SharePoint Online
Avtor Adobe Inc.
Work smarter, safer, and more efficiently when you add Adobe Sign to SharePoint Online.
3.1 out of 5 stars
SharePoint Event Manager
Avtor Dan Nardi
Simple, Feature Rich and Responsive Event Management for SharePoint
3.1 out of 5 stars
Process Automation for Office 365 - FlowForma BPM
Avtor FlowForma Ltd
Empowering process owners to automate business processes rapidly, without any coding.
4.2 out of 5 stars
Saketa Kanban Board
Avtor Saketa.com
Manage Tasks on a Kanban Board in SharePoint
4.7 out of 5 stars
Contract Management Software Office 365
Avtor ConvergePoint - Compliance Management Software
ConvergePoint Contract Management Software – SharePoint Contract Lifecycle Management System
3.4 out of 5 stars
Avtor MAQ LLC
Timesheet keeps track of day-wise effort spent by employees on various components in project.
2.6 out of 5 stars
News Ticker
Avtor Solutions2Share GmbH
News Ticker Webpart - announcements and news as a marquee on your SharePoint site
3.3 out of 5 stars
Word to Wiki Online (Lite)
Avtor Kaboodle Software
Convert Word documents to SharePoint wiki pages at the click of a button
4.2 out of 5 stars


text:
Lincoln News
Lincoln Property Connect Makes Moving Easier
Lincoln Property Connect is a complimentary service to make the transition to a new LPC-managed apartment home even easier. Powered by the high-speed Internet service, WhiteFence, Lincoln Property Connect helps users find bundled service packages near their soon-to-be apartment community by just typing in their new street address. Not only can a future resident sign up for their phone, cable, and Internet services with a customized cost-saving package, they can also connect to local moving companies, change of address forms, and useful moving checklists in a single online session. These service providers have agreed to give users a Best Price Guarantee for the products and services that are ordered on the Lincoln Property Connect site making "shopping around" a thing of the past.
Also built for the current LPC resident, Lincoln Property Connect displays local and national service providers (applicable to their specific apartment community) if a resident is looking to make a change from their current provider(s). The Lincoln Property Connect search tool helps find everything an apartment resident may need, including furniture rental, washer and dryer appliance rental, renter's insurance, maid services, tech support, and home alarm system providers.
Lincoln Property Connect makes moving a simple, relaxing process, saving time and money to make the LPC living experience just that much better.
LPC is focused on helping clients find affordable apartments that fit their needs and acquire to their tastes. Providing a service such as Lincoln Property Connect makes the search that much more personal, unique, and easy. Not only does Lincoln Property Connect display bundled pricing for national companies such as AT&T and Time Warner, the online search tool provides links to preferred LPC providers for services such as furniture and washer/dryer appliance rental. These partnerships allow for LPC residents to benefit from special programs and pricing not found at other apartment management firms.
Whether someone is looking for a new couch for their living room or looking for a new cable provider for a new apartment, Lincoln Property Connect is the one-stop shop aimed at making a resident's life easy. Links to Lincoln Property Connect can be found on LPC's apartment website, LincolnApts.com, and most individual LPC community websites.
For more information on Lincoln Property Company, please visit Lincoln's Management Services or visit LincolnApts.com for apartment listings in your area.
You can also follow Lincoln Property Company on Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn.
Media Contact:
Jennifer Staciokas, Vice President - Marketing & Training
214-740-3300 | firstname.lastname@example.com
SOURCE Lincoln Property Company

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Any Questions?
Give us a call:
International: 608-935-8172
Returns & Exchanges
If you're not satisfied with any item, simply return it to us at any time.
How to return merchandise within the U.S. :
- Locate the Return Form you received (or download here) with the merchandise and separate it from the Order Summary. Keep the Order Summary for your records.
- On the Return Form enter the reason return code to the left of each item returned.
- Detach the Return Label. Please make address corrections if necessary.
- Fill out the section telling us how you would like your return processed (refund or exchange.)
- Enclose your Return Form with the merchandise in a sealed box. You may pay for the postage yourself, or attach the Easy Return Label. This pre-paid form allows you to put the package in your mailbox, USPS drop box or take it to the Post Office. We will deduct $8.95 from your return credit. Sorry, returns are not accepted at Lands' End Retail Stores.
How to return merchandise within Canada :
By ordering goods from Land' End Business Outfitters, you hereby authorize Lands' End licensed Canadian customs broker chosen by Lands' End to act as your agent, and to transact business with the CBSA (Canada Border Services Agency) to clear your merchandise, account for duties and taxes, to return merchandise to Lands' End Licensed Canadian Customs Brokers, and prepare and submit refund claims on your behalf for any merchandise that you return. You understand that the CBSA will send any refund of duties and taxes that were paid on the returned merchandise to the broker, and that you will obtain the refund directly from Lands' End. In the connection, you also authorize the customs broker to endorse any refund cheque issued by the CBSA in your name, so that Lands' End can be reimbursed.
Canadian Returns:
Lands' End Business Outfitters Returns
6220 Westar Drive
LaSalle, Ontario N9J 0B5


text:
The Los Angeles Police Department executed a search warrant at Gene Simmons' house on Thursday, police said.
"No one in the the Simmons family is a suspect in this investigation," police said in a statement.
They would not discuss the ongoing investigation.
A representative for Simmons said in a statement that members of the LAPD visited Simmons and his wife at their home to discuss a crime that may have occurred on their property last year while Simmons was away on tour with KISS.
"Neither Mr. Simmons nor any member of his family is a Person Of Interest in the investigation and they are cooperating fully with the investigation," the statement said. "At this time, the police have requested that Mr. Simmons and his family not discuss the investigation publicly so as not to compromise it."


text:
WATCH: Stephen Harper was among the leaders from North America and Europe who gathered in Europe to mark the 70th anniversary of D-Day. Tom Clark takes a look at how the anniversary was commemorated.
COLLEVILLE-SUR-MER, France – Men who stormed Normandy's shore 70 years ago joined world leaders Friday in paying tribute to the 150,000 Allied troops who risked and lost their lives in the D-Day landings in Nazi-occupied France, in a day of international commemorations of history's biggest amphibious invasion.
They are honouring the troops and civilians who fell in mighty battles that helped bring Europe peace and unity – just as bloodshed in Ukraine is posing new challenges to European security and threatening a new East-West divide.
As the sun rose Friday over a gusty Omaha Beach, flags flew at half-staff. A U.S. military band played Taps, while D-Day veterans from the 29th Infantry Division and serving soldiers stood at attention at exactly 6:30 a.m., the moment on June 6, 1944, when Allied troops first waded ashore.
"Twenty-nine, let's go!" they shouted, then downed shots of Calvados, Normandy apple brandy.
Hundreds of Normandy residents and other onlookers applauded the veterans, then began forming a human chain on the beach.
World leaders and dignitaries including President Barack Obama and Queen Elizabeth II are converging on Normandy to honour the more than 150,000 American, British, Canadian and other Allied D-Day troops who risked and gave their lives to defeat Adolf Hitler's Third Reich.
The D-Day invasion was a turning point in World War II, cracking Hitler's western front as the Soviet troops made advances in the east. Overall at least 4,400 Allied troops were killed the first day, and many thousands more in the ensuing three-month Battle of Normandy, which brought the Allies to Paris to liberate the French capital from Nazi occupation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is also in attendance, invited by French President Francois Hollande in a gesture toward the 27 million Soviet citizens killed in World War II.
The D-Day commemorations are also offering a moment to try to reconcile Russia and Ukraine, and Russia and the West.
Putin is meeting German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Deauville on the Normandy coast Friday morning, after meeting Hollande and British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday night. Ukraine's president-elect is also coming to Normandy, and there is hope he and Putin may meet, too.
The encounters marked the first time the isolated Russian leader has met Western leaders since pro-European protests in Kyiv pushed out Ukraine's Russian-leaning president in February and Russia annexed the Crimean Peninsula.
Back in Normandy, several thousand veterans, family members and others gathered at the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial, with its 9,387 white marble tombstones on a bluff overlooking the site of the battle's bloodiest fighting at Omaha Beach, the emotional centerpiece of pilgrimages to honour the men killed in Normandy.
Soldiers of 173rd Airborne brigade, the ceremony organizers, served as ushers, wearing maroon berets. For the ceremony, small U.S. and French flags were placed in the ground at each grave.
Obama declared June 6 a national remembrance day.
In a declaration Friday, he said, "Seventy years later, we pay tribute to the service members who secured a beachhead on an unforgiving shore – the patriots who, through their courage and sacrifice, changed the course of an entire century. Today, as we carry on the struggle for liberty and universal human rights, let us draw strength from a moment when free nations beat back the forces of oppression and gave new hope to the world."
In addition to the fallen troops, Allied bombardments killed an estimated 20,000 French civilians, and Hollande paid tribute to them Friday in Caen, which like many cities of Normandy was largely destroyed in the bombings.
France has only tentatively come to grips with the invasion's toll on civilians. The Allied bombings – especially the deadly onslaught in Normandy during the invasion launched on D-Day – were used as a propaganda tool by the Vichy government. But historians now believe that nearly as many French civilians died in Allied air raids as Britons during the German Blitz.
"No one knew that this day would be the first of one of the most ferocious battles of France. This battle was also a battle of civilians," Hollande said. He said Normandy's residents "helped the victory happen. They opened their doors to the liberators."
Ceremonies large and small are taking place across Normandy, ahead of an international summit on Friday in Ouistreham, a small port that was the site of a strategic battle on D-Day.
Today's conflicts are also on many minds at the D-Day commemorations.
Jeffrey McIllwain, professor at the San Diego State University school of public affairs, will lay a wreath on behalf of educators who have lost students to wars in Iraq and Afghanistan – himself included.
He, like many veterans and world leaders here, is concerned about keeping the memory of D-Day alive as the number of survivors dwindles.
He brought 12 students to Normandy for a course on the lessons of D-Day.
"I make them promise to bring their grandchildren to serve as a bridge to the next generation," he said.
WATCH: Eric Sorensen looks at how Canada played a vital role in the landing and how the battle played out


text:
hello community
for a school project i use p0f, (passive fingerprinting tool)
for production, i use raspberry Model B Révision 2.0 512MB, (Sony), with Raspbian jessy,
for test in lab, i work with computer and kali
my problem
on raspbian (linux raspberry 401017),
- p0f is 2.0.8-2 (06-Sep-2006)
- list of operating system stop at win2000 / win 98
on kali (linux osboxes 4.0.0-kali),
- p0f is 3.08b (08-Nov-2014)
- list include win7&8
i try to update raspbian packadge, always same message... p0f is up to date !
so, how can i load 3.08b on my raspberry ? or who can update raspbian repository to the latest release ?


text:
One Big Bottle: Jason Fields & Kevin Sheppard / Tröegs / Stone Cherry Chocolate Stout
The brews we're sipping, one by one.
Every spring Stone Brewing Co. makes a homebrewer's dream come true. The winner of their annual homebrew contest gets the chance to scale up their recipe for the brewery's 120-barrel system and see their beer put on shelves across the country. Jason Fields and Kevin Sheppard took the prize this year with their decadent cherry chocolate stout. To round out the collaborative trio, Stone invited Harrisburg, Pennsylvania's Tröegs Brewing Co. (whose Mad Elf packs in an obscene amount of cherry flavor every holiday season) to join in the brewing process.
The aroma of this beer is rich cocoa and a hint of roast rounded out by sweet cherry. The cherries added to the batch—more than 9,000 pounds of sweet and tart varieties—take on a larger role in the flavor, complemented by vanilla bean and Belgian chocolate. The texture is smooth and full, and the 7.3% ABV beer's roasted malt character adds just a hint of bitterness without overwhelming. It finishes with a distinct cherry cola flavor.
With a couple of scoops of vanilla bean ice cream, this beer would make a terrific float. If the thought of adulterating your beer is too much to bear, serve alongside some warm fudge brownies.
Sample provided for review.
About the Author: Jonathan Moxey is a Harlem-based homebrewer and BJCP beer judge. He hosts private beer tastings for Tapped Craft Beer Events.
All products linked here have been independently selected by our editors. We may earn a commission on purchases, as described in our affiliate policy.


text:
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — A Minnesota task force studying a higher-tech voter verification process leaned away Monday from recommending that electronic poll books be mandatory in every precinct for the 2014 statewide election.
Several panel members highlighted concerns over equipment costs, security protocols and timing while describing a full-scale rollout by next fall as a tall order. The task force will deliver its final recommendations to the Legislature in January and could call for more experimentation.
"We need to make sure we don't do it too soon — before we are ready," said task force member Max Hailperin, a professor of mathematics and computer science at Gustavus Adolphus College.
Election administration has taken on a larger profile in Minnesota given recent history with lengthy recounts in consecutive elections for U.S. Senate and governor. The Legislature sought the electronic roster study after voters defeated a constitutional amendment that would have required a government-issued photo ID to obtain a ballot.
Advocates of the e-poll books say they'll add another tool against voter fraud, cut wait times and reduce errors from data now entered manually. Discussion has shifted away from requiring that photos be part of the electronic rosters, however.
Dan McGrath, president of the Minnesota Majority watchdog group that favors an expansive verification standard, was disappointed by suggestions that e-poll book implementation would be slowed and its features slimmed.
"I kind of feel like at every turn people are trying to water down what I think is the most important about this, and that is improving election integrity," McGrath said after the hearing. "The poll books really to be effective as a fraud prevention measure have to be statewide, have to be mandatory."
A limited pilot project during this fall's small-turnout municipal elections highlighted the complexities of implementing the rosters in place of low-tech paper binder voters are accustomed to seeing at polling places. It's still not clear how costs between the state and local governments would be split or whether lawmakers would create data security standards.
In the study, vendors who could compete for future state business supplied the equipment and voters still signed in the old-fashioned way as well. Both methods contain the same type of information: registration data and an indication of whether someone voted or has had a challenged registration status.
Christina Tvedten, a Ramsey County elections official, said voters at that entity's pilot sites fell into two camps during follow-up surveys. Some were impressed by the technology, while others regarded it as a needless fix to a system they don't regard as broken. Tvedten said the county wants to press ahead with the poll books, but still do it on an experimental basis for now.
Next year's election is expected to draw heavy turnout because it will feature contests for governor and Senate. Both Democratic incumbents, Gov. Mark Dayton and Sen. Al Franken, won their offices by tiny margins following recounts.
(© Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
You must log in to post a comment.


text:
Screen Shot
Posted: Mon Sep 13, 2010 6:52 pm
Welcome to the Linux Mint forums!
Code: Select all
terror@Aspire5720Z ~/emerald-0.8.4 $ emerald-theme-manager
Fontconfig error: "~/.fonts.conf", line 1: XML declaration not well-formed
emerald-theme-manager: symbol lookup error: /usr/local/lib/libemeraldengine.so.0: undefined symbol: GTK_OBJECT_TYPE_NAME
Code: Select all
# apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev libxrender-dev libwnck-dev libdecoration0-dev libcairo2-dev libpango1.0-dev intltool cdbs unp
$ wget http://dl.dropbox.com/u/852410/emerald_0.8.4.tar.gz
$ unp emerald_0.8.4.tar.gz;cd emerald-0.8.4
$ dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -us -uc -d
# dpkg -i ../*.deb
Code: Select all
dpkg -l|grep emerald
ii emerald 0.8.4-1~bb Decorator for compiz-fusion
ii libemeraldengine-dev 0.8.4-1~bb Development files for emerald engines
ii libemeraldengine0 0.8.4-1~bb Decoration engines for compiz-fusion
Code: Select all
$ cd
$ mkdir .emerald;cd emerald
$ wget http://dl.dropbox.com/u/852410/themes.tar.gz;unp themes.tar.gz
Code: Select all
/usr/bin/compiz --replace ccp &
/usr/bin/emerald --replace &
Well actually no, it isn't the same. If you build the source linked you get these:ikey wrote: That is a Debianized package built using dh_make
My dpkg-buildpackage suffers the "no orig.tar" bug, so I can't
provide the source package, apart from that its identical.
Code: Select all
ii emerald 0.8.4-1 Window Decorator shipped with Compiz Fusion
ii libemeraldengine-dev 0.8.4-1 Decoration Engines for Compiz Fusion - development files
ii libemeraldengine0 0.8.4-1 Decoration Engines for Compiz Fusion
Code: Select all
deb http://frickelplatz.de/debian/ sid main contrib non-free
#apt-get install frickelplatz-keyrings
Ikey we all appreciate your hard work!ikey wrote:I actually set up the repo with the intent of building the package you've linked
there ugh, a static .deb would only do "for the time being"
The repo is.. 2 days old? if that. Thanks for the links, I'll try to get them built
later. Good point about it being in a main repo, which, obviously, is why
it isn't
I'll try when I've got time.. got meetings all over the place atm, and its
02:36AM! Probably be done tomorrow
Code: Select all
compiz --replace
Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
compiz (core) - Fatal: Root visual is not a GL visual
compiz (core) - Error: Failed to manage screen: 0
compiz (core) - Fatal: No manageable screens found on display :0.0
Launching fallback window manager
thesecitylights wrote:Thanks, but I managed to sort it by enabling compiz wit hthe instructions found here:
So, all working!
Although fiddling around with LMDE is showing lots of little bugs and such but it solves a few problems that I was having with regular mint 9 so im gonna stick with it and hope that these problems get fixed.
are you able to choose "recovery mode" from the grub menu?eightup1 wrote:.. i managed to completely wipe out my video with the instructions i found there .... i dont even know how to get into it now to revert my settings all i get is a black screen with a blinking curser
when i added deb http://packages.ikey-doherty.com/ debian main to my /etc/apt/sources.list i got the following error message after i refreshed my update manager W: GPG error: http://packages.ikey-doherty.com debian Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY C216B00346D35A49ikey wrote:Here's something for all you compiz lovers out there.
Compiz is darned pretty for the most part, but its missing one vital
component in LMDE... Emerald. So let's try hitting that nail on the
head right now and get ourselves some emerald action.
Disclaimer: I fully expect to see screenshots in response. kthxbai.
The easy way
Realised that patching and building emerald from source isn't the most
user-friendly thing in the world.. so I've built a Debian package. As it goes
I have nowhere to host it (i.e. no repo ) so I've stuck it on ompldr for the
moment until someone hosts it for me (hint hint)
I just stuck a really simple repo on my website, it has nothing but emerald
Put this in /etc/apt/sources.listThen install emerald:
Code: Select all
deb http://packages.ikey-doherty.com/ debian mainI'll see if I can start maintaining more packages that way.. if
Code: Select all
wget -O - http://packages.ikey-doherty.com/key.asc | sudo apt-key add - && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install emerald
so I'll make it into a more traditional debian repo.
Or do it like this:Doing it the hard way
Code: Select all
wget http://ompldr.org/vNWpmMA/emerald_0.8.4-1_i386.deb sudo dpkg -i emerald_0.8.4-1_i386.deb
First things first, let's make sure all the required toolss are installed.
Thankfully you only have a few to install here, so here goes. They'll pull
any required dependencies in automatically.Now let's check exactly what compiz version we're using:
Code: Select all
sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev libxrender-dev libwnck-dev libdecoration0-dev libcairo2-dev libpango1.0-dev intltoolYou can ignore the trailing "-4", now, using that version we're going to
Code: Select all
ikey@mint-desktop ~ $ dpkg-query -f='${Version}\n' -W compiz-core 0.8.4-4 ikey@mint-desktop ~ $
download and extract the sources for the 0.8.4 compiz distribution of
emerald.OMG BUG
Code: Select all
wget http://releases.compiz-fusion.org/components/emerald/emerald-0.8.4.tar.bz2 tar xjf emerald-0.8.4.tar.bz2 cd emerald-0.8.4/
Unfortunately as it stands you will not be able to build emerald. Never fear though
for the great guys at Gentoo made some patches, so we'll need to apply those first:Let's build it!
Code: Select all
wget http://bugs.gentoo.org/attachment.cgi?id=225779 -O - > gtk_widget_get_visible.patch wget http://bugs.gentoo.org/attachment.cgi?id=222951 -O - > gtk_object_type_name.patch patch -p1 < gtk_object_type_name.patch patch -p1 < gtk_widget_get_visible.patch
Now we need to configure the source tree, by default it will try to install to /usr/local,
but we want it in /usr/Now its time to actually build the application
Code: Select all
./configure --prefix=/usr/Give that a while, wait till you get a prompt again. Assuming there were no
Code: Select all
errors we can now install the binaries:That's it! Now its time to configure Compiz to use Emerald. Go to "ccsm", aka
Code: Select all
sudo make install
Compiz Config Settings Manager. You need to activate "Decoration" from within
ccsm. All that's left to do now is choose a theme.Lot's of emerald themes exist on http://www.gnome-look.org, have a good
Code: Select all
look around. Unfortunately my computer as it is is way too weak to even run compiz,
I just thought I'd teach the community how to beautify their desktops and enjoy the
LMDE release even more than they already do.
If Compiz isn't started, force start it:If Emerald doesn't kick in, force it:
Code: Select all
compiz --replaceThats the order they need to be started in. Well I hope this guide was useful to someone
Code: Select all
emerald --replace
Kind Regards,
Ikey Doherty


text:
Named scholarships
When it comes to earning a college degree, the greatest obstacle can be funding.
For this reason, The University of Akron is pleased for the opportunity each year to assist talented, deserving students achieve their dreams, thanks to more than 1,300 named scholarships established through the kindness and generosity of thousands of UA alumni and friends, corporations, and foundations.
Scholarships truly are the best way to ensure that today's students persist to graduation. Scholarships allow students to enroll full time and remain focused on their studies; they also reduce drop-out rates, decrease the stress of student loans, and shorten the road to graduation.
The need for scholarships grows each year, however, as students continue to face an increased financial burden in pursuit of a college degree. In fact, 94 percent of today's baccalaureate students borrow to pay for college – versus just 45 percent in 1993. Across the country, the average college-related debt for borrowers in the class of 2016 was $37,172; for Ohio students, that figure was $30,239.
If you are interested in making a significant contribution to student success, please consider a gift to the MAKING A DIFFERENCE AND MOVING FORWARD scholarship campaign, which is the University's most important initiative. You may also establish a named scholarship at The University of Akron, which can be created to honor a living person, in memory of a loved one, or to contribute to the growth of an area of study.
To learn more, please contact the Department of Development at 330-972-7238.
How do I apply for a scholarship?
This is not the page to apply for scholarships.
Students who want to apply for scholarships should visit the scholarship page on the Financial Aid site.
The Department of Development does not accept applications for or distribute scholarships. Scholarships are distributed through the University's Office of Student Financial Aid.
Search for a Named Scholarship
Sharp, Thelma M. Endowed Scholarship
The Thelma M. Sharp Endowed Scholarship is funded by a generous bequest from Ms. Thelma Myrtle Sharp, who lived for many years in Florida. Later, she moved to Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, to live with her sister, Eva Hamilton. Ms. Sharp had many charitable interests and earmarked funds from her estate be used to provide assistance for students. Selection of award recipients is to be made by the Office of Student Financial Aid.


text:
KIDDO Workout! with Erica Nix
July 5, 2022 @ 11:00 am - 11:30 am
|Recurring Event (See all)
An event every week that begins at 11:00 am on Tuesday, repeating indefinitely
Same Class but Kid Friendly! Turns out Kids need some body positive vibes and reasons to move their bodies too! Who da thunk? 30 minute long from 11am-11:30am Tuesdays. You can get your link when you subscribe as my patron at for a little as $5 a month!


text:
A Revolution in trading technology
We all know it, we all use it, we all NEED it,
..but not all of us making money with it!
Learn how to make Google pay you TODAY:
==>> Learn how to make Google pay you TODAY<<==
There's a new software that developed by a team of the GREATEST
wall streets analysts and programmers that works with Google Search Engine.
It's called - GoogleTrader!
The most important part is that the average user of the software
makes between $1,800 to $4,300 in profits every single day!
You must check it out as soon as possible!
==>>You must check it out as soon as possible<<==
Thank you,
Our address is Providence 1512, British Virgin Islands,
If you do not wish to receive future email, click here.
(You can also send your request to Customer Care at the street address above.)


text:
My colors are inspired by Sandy and Nanette.
I based everything around that turquoise.
I love it.
Can you tell I'm into bright colors these days?
Maybe it's my taupe/beige walls that need some cheering up.
Maybe it's my subliminal desire for summer.I've always been a little (okay, a lot) intimidated by this quilt pattern. Matching points on squares is daunting enough, but diamonds cut on the bias. Eeek. But this method was so slick!


text:
The below is a preliminary recap of the new features in accessibility for the upcoming release of Firefox 4.0.
API support
Most of the changes are under-the-hood changes that do not have API changes as a consequence. There is one new addition that helps get around the now absent window hierarchy, see this post for details and bug numbers if you're interested.
However, there are a few enhancements that one should be aware of:
Improving speed was one of the major goals for Firefox 4 in general, and also for the accessibility APIs. A couple of highlights:
- A site like BlindCoolTech, when loaded into the virtual buffer by NVDA, took approximately 6 to 6.5 seconds when loaded with Firefox 3.6.x. With Firefox 4, we've managed to cut this time down to under 1 second!
- We also support the very performant Lazy Frame Construction in a very speedy manner so an accessibility-induced lag should hardly be noticeable.
- When calculating meta data for big data tables, we've improved the speed by a huge factor. While Firefox 3.6 sometimes would hang for over 5 minutes while calculating data for a 20,000 cell table, this takes only a few seconds now.
New HTML5 elements
We have support in place for the following HTML5 enhancements of Firefox 4:
- The html:output element is supported. We expose it as a text frame, and if it is being controlled by a form or form element, we also properly set the AccessibleRelations. In addition, it receives the implicit <emA<ria-live="polite" attribute. Screen readers will therefore read text inside the output element automagically.
- We have support for the required attribute by setting the 'required' accessible state flag on the accessible.
- We're also working on getting the invalid state supported for the final Firefox 4 release.
- New HTML5 input types like email, number etc. have basic support and are all viewed as text fields currently.
Changes in the WAI-ARIA support
We made changes to the WAI-ARIA support as the spec developed to the new last-call state. We removed features that are no longer supported in the specification. And we made the change that the aria-labelledby attribute now takes precedence over aria-label. When first implemented in Firefox 3.5, and for a long time in the specification, aria-label took precedence over aria-labelledby when used on the same element. Now, this is swapped around. If aria-labelledby is present, aria-label is being ignored.
Bug fixes
Of course, we also fixed a lot of bugs on the way, making the code more stable and secure. Some are part of the performance refactors, some specifically targetted. For example, there are HTML constructs that can cause bad hangs on Linux which we finally nailed down and fixed.
UI and keyboard navigation
There have been several visible UI changes, some of which also have consequences for keyboard users.
Tab strip moved to the top
The tabs moved to the top of the screen, now encompassing the URL bar and search field. Previously, these were not part of the active tab. As a consequence, the tab bar is now reachable by:
- pressing Ctrl+L to go to the awesome bar
- pressing Shift+Tab twice to land on the tab bar
So instead of pressing Tab twice when on the awesome bar, now it's Shift+Tab twice. Other features like accessing the context menu for a tab by pressing Applications remain unchanged.
Pinned tabs
Pinned tabs are tabs that remain visible even when there are so many tabs on the tab bar that it needs to scroll. So your favorite tabs are always visible/accessible. For screen readers, there is currently no distinction between a normal and a pinned tab, but it is exposed nevertheless. And obviously, the context menu item is accessible.
The menu bar is gone, but not quite
The menu bar is no longer visible right away. Instead, a single popup menu, hidden behind the "Firefox" button, is replacing most of the menu bar's functionality. However, as a keyboard user, you don't really notice. Press Alt, and the menu bar reappears and you can use it right away again. In fact, I, being blind myself, didn't even notice that the menu bar was gone because I was simply using the shortcut keys like Alt+F just as I did before. It was not until Surkov asked me whether the Firefox button was accessible that I noticed that there was a UI change.
Note that there is talk of mapping the Alt+F keystroke to specifically open the menu hidden behind the Firefox button in the future. So if Alt+F no longer brings up the "File" menu in the future, this is why.
Add-Ons Manager redesign
The Add-Ons Manager has been redesigned completely. It now also manages Jetpacks, search engines and much more. Moreover, it opens in a new tab instead of a modal dialog. This makes interaction much nicer, one does not have to alt-tab between windows all the time.
There are still some keyboard navigation quirks to be worked out, and some of this may come in an 4.0.x update, but the general functionality is there also for screen reader users.
New UI features that don't work (yet)
The new enhanced tab management feature Panorama, previously known as Tab Candy, is currently not very well navigagble using the keyboard, and hardly exposes any useful information to screen reader users. However, it is going to be possible to make these accessible, we just need a little time to do it. If you're interested, you can follow the keyboard navigation and assistive technologies support bugs to watch progress.


text:
ROCKFORD — Richard E. Wanke today pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges in the Feb. 6, 2008, shooting death of attorney Gregory H. Clark.
Wanke appeared before Judge Rosemary Collins in Winnebago County Court with his attorney, Sami Azhari, who has offices in Rolling Meadows and Chicago.
Wanke, 52, is being held in the Winnebago County Jail. He had been serving time in Stateville Correctional Center in Crest Hill since his conviction and 14-year sentence for burglary of a computer.
Before the murder charges were filed, his projected parole date had been May 7. Winnebago County State's Attorney Joe Bruscato announced the murder charges April 16.
Wanke has previously said that he had nothing to do with Clark's death.
Clark had worked as Wanke's lawyer in the burglary case.
Clark was clearing snow on a sidewalk outside his Rockford home when someone got out of a vehicle and shot him in the back.
Wanke is scheduled to next appear in court at 1:30 p.m. May 30.
Georgette Braun: 815-987-1331; email@example.com; @georgettebraun


text:
[ 又是圣诞节的十二月 ]
picture from internet
Am listening to the wonderful christmas songs, feeling so happy that I can't help but to write down something.
It's been really fast this year, and it's Christmas at the corner. Can't remember how was it like the past Christmas, but it's alright. The important is how am I going to spend Christmas this year ~
Usually at this time period, you may find the shopping malls laying Christmas songs, one follow another trying to influence customers with all happy moments. Christmas decorations are also can be found at almost every corner. Walking at such environment really can make one's mood turned so happy and excited.
Tell you something. Actually the most Christmas goodies I like, is the big, and tall, and covered with lots of lots of jinger-ling Christmas tree. ( I told myself before, when I have my own house, I must get my own Christmas tree and decorate nicely~)
Another good news for December, is that it's year end, people usually clear their annual leaves at this period. Also, it's school holiday! Oh ya, and the just passed Haji Holiday! Feeling so good when I drive to work this morning. The traffic is so smooth! Haha...
Well, it's my time to clear my AL just another 3 more weeks. It will be in between Christmas and New Year. Wahaha, it's gonna be one week long! Sooo happy when I think about it. But then, I think I'll be very busy then. Hm..
Anyway, let's together we enjoy the relaxing December ~


text: "Seriously dude, I don't need the glasses!!" Measuring 8.5'' x 11'' for convenient framing options, each print is created on Ultra Premium Matte Stock with archival inks. Signed by the Artist. Domestic Shipping: 5.00 USD Canada: 6.00 USD Everywhere Else Worldwide: 15.00 USD Discounted shipping for purchasing 2 or more prints.


text:
Performing songwriter Wayne Hamilton offers his audiences original acoustic music and songs from his roots in classic folk, blues, R&B and Pop. Wayne has a little something for everyone who enjoys music, regardless of your favorite genre or age group. His act has been proven in numerous venue types with a wide variety of listeners. Once you hear him, you'll want to do it again.
Here are video samples of songs, written by him and by others, that Wayne has performed
The music is finely crafted and easy listening, but at root the songs of Wayne Hamilton are about story. Each song is a story simply told...one might imagine Hamilton sitting by a campfire, a small but interested group of campers listening at his knee. Hamilton's music would fit well into an easy listening format on radio. Even when it rocks, it's quiet and comfortable. The style is broad and eclectic, drawing from several genres, yet the sound is unified and cohesive. The combination of Hamilton's writing and vocal skills with the fine musicianship of his band make Lucky That Way a comfortable, enjoyable listen.
-- Bob Mackenzie, Canadian critic
Thanks to an agreement with CDbaby.com (where you can purchase all six of Wayne's physical CDs online), individual songs from Wayne's released CDs may be downloaded at several of your favorite music download sites.
In addition, you may download mp3 versions of all my CDs directly from CDbaby very affordably!
You may also download my tunes on the STORE page at this site.


text:
Southern Miss easily handles Grambling State
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (AP) -- Jonathan Mills and Michael Craig scored 17 points each, and Southern Miss rolled over Grambling State 93-45 on Saturday night, keeping the Tigers winless for the season.
Neil Watson had 15 points and Jerrald Brooks 12 for the Golden Eagles (7-3), who snapped a three-game losing streak.
Terry Rose led Grambling State (0-8) with 18 points. The Tigers have played all their games on the road.
Holding an 11-7 lead 3:48 into the game, the Golden Eagles scored 19 consecutive points and rolled to a 50-21 halftime advantage.
Southern Miss shot 59.6 percent from the field (34 of 57) to Grambling's 32.6 percent (15 of 46) and outscored the Tigers 18-6 from the foul line. Southern Miss outrebounded Grambling 36-23.
Southern Miss won the only other meeting between the teams, a 70-52 victory in the Super Chevy Shootout in Iowa City, Iowa, during the 1996-97 season.


text:
(8)$13.96 To $79.90
* Offer valid online only for a limited time. Receive FREE STANDARD SHIPPING on all online orders of $99 or more, after applicable discounts and before taxes. Shipping costs will be automatically deducted at checkout. Not valid on orders shipped to stores, on gift cards or on previous orders. RW&CO. offers free standard shipping for items returned by mail in Canada using the Canada Post shipping labels provided. COD or collect deliveries will not be accepted.
* Extra 30% Off Sale Styles
Offer valid online at rw-co.com for a limited time only. Valid on selected styles, while quantities last. Take an extra 30% OFF on already reduced merchandise (price ending in 0.95). Name brands and RW GO-TO'S are excluded from this offer. Not applicable to the purchase of gift cards, previously- purchased merchandise. Cannot be used in conjunction with staff discount. Coupon has no cash or surrender value. Additional restrictions may apply. Limited time offer.
It was added to your cart!
If you are not an RWInsider, sign up now to get 10% off your first order.


text:
Paris, 09 Jul 2004
On 13 July ESA and EADS Space Transportation will sign a 1 billion Euro contract which allows Europe to start the initial exploitation of the International Space Station.
The contract covers initial exploitation activities, in particular preparations for the operations of Columbus, ESA's laboratory onboard the International Space Station, and the production of six European multifunctional cargo space ships, called "Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV)".
On behalf of the ESA Director General, Mr Jean-Jacques Dordain, the Director of Human Spaceflight, Mr Jörg Feustel-Büechl, will sign the contract for ESA, while on the industrial side Mr Josef Kind, President of EADS Space Transportation, will sign.
The procurement of the six ATVs by ESA will be done in a stepped contractual approach. It starts with the purchase of equipment for the second ATV flight model in 2004, followed by purchase of equipment for the third ATV and the integration of the second ATV after a successful Production Readiness Review in 2005 following successful qualification of first ATV, named after Jules Verne, which has been developed and produced under the existing contract for the development and production of the European elements for the International Space Station and which is due for launch on an Ariane 5 from the European spaceport in Kourou in the second half of 2005. In 2006, the purchase of equipment for the ATV flight models no. 4 to no. 7 and the assembly of ATV no. 3 to no. 7 can be effectuated upon a second successful Production Review.
The ATVs are essential in the supply of the ISS with spare parts, food, air and water for its permanent crew. They carry also experiment equipment to the Station and remove waste and material that is not longer needed onboard. Furthermore, the ATVs are capable of pushing the Station to a higher orbit to compensate for the slow but constant altitude loss of the Station resulting from the drag of the residual Earth atmosphere at the altitude of 400 km at which the ISS is flying.
Regarding the initial exploitation activities, the contract allows for a flexible approach that takes into account the evolving needs of the ISS programme. The activities covered by the contract deal with the European experiment facilities for the International Space Station as well as with the experimental programme that will be executed by the astronauts onboard the Station. The contract also covers activities in the fields of the European flight control team and crew training, ground facility maintenance and engineering support for Columbus.
"This contract is a big step forward for Europe in the exploitation of the International Space Station", said Mr Jörg Feustel-Büechl, ESA Director of Human Spaceflight. "I am very pleased to see this happen, because it demonstrates that Europe is an important and reliable partner in the ISS programme and is able to deliver state-of-the-art space technology, in this case for rendezvous and docking – which is a European first."
Journalists interested in participating in the press conference and the contract signature ceremony, starting on 13 July at 15:30 h in the EADS establishment in Bremen (Germany), Hünefeldstrasse 52 (in the immediate vicinity of the Bremen airport) are requested to complete the attached registration form and fax it to:
Mathias Spude
EADS Space Transportation
Bremen (Germany)
Tel. +49 (421) 539 5710
Fax: +49 (421) 539 4534
For further information please contact:
Franco Bonacina
ESA Media Relations Division
Paris (Fance)
Tel: +33 (0) 1 5369 7155
Fax: +33 (0) 1 5369 7690
Dieter Isakeit
Erasmus User Centre and Communication Office
Directorate of Human Spaceflight
European Space Agency
Noordwijk (The Netherlands)
Tel: +31 71 565 5451
Fax: +31 71 565 8008
Item source: http://www.esa.int/export/esaCP/SEM8R0M2 6WD_index_0.html
Please login or register to read this article.
Register to continue
Get a month's unlimited access to THE content online. Just register and complete your career summary.
Registration is free and only takes a moment. Once registered you can read a total of 3 articles each month, plus:
- Sign up for the editor's highlights
- Receive World University Rankings news first
- Get job alerts, shortlist jobs and save job searches
- Participate in reader discussions and post comments
Or subscribe for unlimited access to:
- Unlimited access to news, views, insights & reviews
- Digital editions
- Digital access to THE's university and college rankings analysis
Already registered or a current subscriber?Sign in now


text:
Actually, what it needs is some Michael Ironside. Anywhere.
Once you get over the fact the agent in this short film is not Michael Ironside, this fan-made movie paying tribute to Ubisoft's stealth series is actually pretty good!
It's got a soundtrack, special effects, classy lighting, the works. So long as you don't mind sitting through a few sequences of a guy sneaking around in the dark, it's definitely worth a watch.
The short film is called "Extinction", and was made by the team at Companion Pictures.
[thanks Sean!]


text:
This site is the archived OWASP Foundation Wiki and is no longer accepting Account Requests.
To view the new OWASP Foundation website, please visit https://owasp.org
Top 10 2010-What's Next For Verifiers
NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE LATEST VERSION. Please visit the OWASP Top 10 project page to find the latest edition.
To verify the security of a web application you have developed, or one you are considering purchasing, OWASP recommends that you review the application's code (if available), and test the application as well. OWASP recommends a combination of security code review and application penetration testing whenever possible, as that allows you to leverage the strengths of both techniques, and the two approaches complement each other. Tools for assisting the verification process can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of an expert analyst. OWASP's assessment tools are focused on helping an expert become more effective, rather than trying to automate the analysis process itself.
Standardizing How You Verify Web Application Security: To help organizations develop consistency and a defined level of rigor when assessing the security of web applications, OWASP has produced the Application Security Verification Standard (ASVS). This document defines a minimum verification standard for performing web application security assessments. OWASP recommends that you use the ASVS as guidance for not only what to look for when verifying the security of a web application, but also which techniques are most appropriate to use, and to help you define and select a level of rigor when verifying the security of a web application. OWASP also recommends you use the ASVS to help define and select any web application assessment services you might procure from a third party provider.
Assessment Tools Suite: The OWASP Live CD Project has pulled together some of the best open source security tools into a single bootable environment. Web developers, testers, and security professionals can boot from this Live CD and immediately have access to a full security testing suite. No installation or configuration is required to use the tools provided on this CD.
Reviewing the code is the strongest way to verify whether an application is secure. Testing can only prove that an application is insecure.
Reviewing the Code: As a companion to the OWASP Developer's Guide, and the OWASP Testing Guide, OWASP has produced the OWASP Code Review Guide to help developers and application security specialists understand how to efficiently and effectively review a web application for security by reviewing the code. There are numerous web application security issues, such as Injection Flaws, that are far easier to find through code review, than external testing.
Code Review Tools: OWASP has been doing some promising work in the area of assisting experts in performing code analysis, but these tools are still in their early stages. The authors of these tools use them every day when performing their security code reviews, but non-experts may find these tools a bit difficult to use. These include CodeCrawler, Orizon, and O2.
Testing the Application: OWASP produced the Testing Guide to help developers, testers, and application security specialists understand how to efficiently and effectively test the security of web applications. This enormous guide, which had dozens of contributors, provides wide coverage on many web application security testing topics. Just as code review has its strengths, so does security testing. It's very compelling when you can prove that an application is insecure by demonstrating the exploit. There are also many security issues, particularly all the security provided by the application infrastructure, that simply cannot be seen by a code review, since the application is not providing the security itself.
Application Penetration Testing Tools: WebScarab, which is one of the most widely used of all OWASP projects, is a web application testing proxy. It allows a security analyst to intercept web application requests, so the analyst can figure out how the application works, and then allows the analyst to submit test requests to see if the application responds securely to such requests. This tool is particularly effective at assisting an analyst in identifying XSS flaws, Authentication flaws, and Access Control flaws.


text:
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Purdue research have developed new production methods which will cut LED lighting costs
Purdue's Professor Sands and a graduate researcher man the reactor, which produces the first blue LEDs based on a silicon process. The new LEDs promise greater efficiency, longer lifetimes, and much lower costs.
Breakthrough Allows LED Lighting to be Processed on Silicon at Great Savings
The research was funded by the U.S. Department of Energy's solid-state lighting program, which the L Prize is based on. The project is part of a broader effort by Purdue to perfect white LED lighting, and perhaps take home the L Prize.
Purdue research have developed new production methods which will cut LED lighting costs to about a twentieth of current expenses
Purdue research have developed new production methods which will cut LED lighting costs to about a twentieth of current expenses
The U.S. Department of Energy recently announced a $20M USD "L Prize" for the first solid-state lighting meeting a strict standard of criteria. While the prize sounded very intriguing, the fact of the matter is that solid-state lighting on the market today falls short of the requirements by a sizable margin. Furthermore, it is far too expensive to see mass adoption.
However, a new breakthrough in processing from the Purdue University may change all of that. Researchers at Purdue have developed a technique to manufacture LED solid-state lighting at low cost using metal-coated silicon wafers.
Traditionally, the light-emitting layer of an LED light is a gallium nitride crystal. In sapphire based LEDs, used for green or blue lighting, mirror-like reflectors are need to reflect and resend emitted light, increasing the efficiency. Typically, this layer is extremely expensive to produce, part of the reason the current generation of LED lighting costs so much, costing at least 20 times more than conventional incandescent and fluorescent bulbs. Also, the LEDs are built on sapphire crystals, which provide the color, but are extremely expensive. The method uses aluminum nitride to provide the tint.
The new LEDs use a layer of zirconium nitride to provide the mirror effect. Normally, zirconium nitride reacts with silicon, making a silicon process difficult. However, by isolating the zirconium nitride with a protective layer to prevent reaction, scientists are able to fully deposit the need layers, including the gallium nitride necessary to build a full LED.
Timothy D. Sands, the Basil S. Turner Professor of Materials Engineering and Electrical and Computer Engineering states, "When the LED emits light, some of it goes down and some goes up, and we want the light that goes down to bounce back up so we don't lose it. One of the main achievements in this work was placing a barrier on the silicon substrate to keep the zirconium nitride from reacting."
With the advance, for the first time the LEDs will be able to be produced on standard silicon wafers. The new wafers can be made using cheap existing processes. To deposit the colored layer, reactive sputter deposition is used. Aluminum is bombarded with positive Argon ions, which send it flying out into the air, reacting with nitrogen gas and being deposited on the silicon. For the zirconium reflective layer, an identical process is used with zirconium metal in place of aluminum. The final gallium layer is deposited using organometallic vapor phase epitaxy; a common deposition technique performed using high heat.
The new techniques yield a crystalline structure aligned to the crystalline silicon. This means that the LEDs are less prone to defects and will perform more efficiently. Further, by using common techniques costs are dramatically reduced from using more expensive alternative methods like crystal growth on glass using sapphire crystals.
Another advantage is that silicon dissipates heat more effectively than sapphires. This will reduce damage during operation and lead to longer lifetimes and more reliability.
The new device is extremely promising as it may allow lighting to finally do primarily what it was intended -- make light. Traditional incandescent bulbs are better heaters than lights, wasting 90 percent of energy as heat. LEDs currently on the market have efficiencies from 47 to 64 percent of energy converted into light, with the Purdue design expected to fall on the high-end of this range.
With one third of U.S. electricity going to lighting and tremendous lighting-related consumption worldwide, widespread adoption of LED lighting could cut world electric usage by 10 percent. Says Professor Sands, "If you replaced existing lighting with solid-state lighting, following some reasonable estimates for the penetration of that technology based on economics and other factors, it could reduce the amount of energy we consume for lighting by about one-third. That represents a 10 percent reduction of electricity consumption and a comparable reduction of related carbon emissions."
Professor Sands expects the process to be commercially adopted and operating within two years. A final hurdle for it to overcome is a problem with the gallium nitride layer cracking during cooling. He believes this problem will soon be solved, though, with a bit more research. He states, "These are engineering issues, not major show stoppers. The major obstacle was coming up with a substrate based on silicon that also has a reflective surface underneath the epitaxial gallium nitride layer, and we have now solved this problem."
The researchers' findings are reported in this month's edition of the journal Applied Physics Letters, published by the American Institute of Physics.
The other researchers contributing to the project led by Professor Sands were Jeremy L. Schroeder, David A. Ewoldt, Isaac H. Wildeson, Robert Colby, Patrick R. Cantwell and Vijay Rawat; Eric A. Stach, an associate professor of materials engineering.
Posted by SANJIDA AFROJ at 11:12 AM
No comments:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
All Items : Vehicles and Transportation : Trains : Pre 1970 item #600140 (stock #M-6819)
Everyday Things
Not sure if it would be considered dinner or luncheon plate. It measures slightly over 8 3/4 inches. I believe the pattern is Dubuque by Buffalo China. Please see photo # 2 for the complete backstamp. I've always thought there were stamped numbers or letters below the backstamp that has been worn away. I can't get the faint impression to show in the photo. Since I am not an expert, I am not comfortable rating the condition, it is easier for me to describe and provide detailed photos...


text:
Oour showroom will be closed today, 12/4/20, due to road work on our parking lot. We will reopen again tomorrow, 12/5/20
Our Showroom is open Monday-Friday 9AM-4PM & Saturday 9-Noon BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. NO WALK-INS AT THIS TIME due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Please call 781-592-0583 to schedule an appointment.
We are proactively taking steps to ensure we can continue to safely provide you with the superior service you expect from us throughout this uncertain and unprecedented situation. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Questions about Basco - 4500-40ENRNWP
The plumbing professionals at The Bourneuf Corporation are available to assist you with your selection of Basco products.
|White With Rain Glass
|57 lbs.
|Fits Opening:
|38-5/8'' x 70-1/2''
|Frame Finish:
|Glass Thickness:
|Reference ID:
The Bourneuf Corporation is proud to present this white with rain glass finished sliding shower door, by Basco. The 4500-40ENRNWP is made from premium materials, this Sliding Shower Door offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Basco's decorative Collection, so make sure to check out other styles of fixtures to accessorize your room.
For more than 50 years Basco has been an innovative leader in the shower enclosure industry. From a simple start and a vision for the future in 1955, Basco has grown into a global organization through our customer centric approach and commitment to quality.


text:
Hello! If you're reading this perhaps you want to know what it's like to be a HERO (Historic Environment Record Officer), just for this one day. (I know it's a bit tenuous but I wanted a quote for my title and I love David Bowie, so…!)
I last blogged as part of the Day of Archaeology in 2011. If you want to read my blog from back then please read a day in the life of a HERO. There's a fair bit there that I don't really want to cover again, like how I became a HERO. I think today I'll just blog about what I'm up to.
I work for Leicestershire County Council in the Historic & Natural Environment Team (part of Planning, Historic & Natural Environment, so we sit with various planning officers). The other people in my team consist of a war memorials project officer, conservation officer, 2 planning archaeologists and our team leader – we're also in the same team as several ecologists. There used to be more of us but due to the ubiquitous cuts that's the team at the moment. The conservation officer and our team leader don't work full time, also because of the cuts. So they're not here today.
I'm in charge of the Historic Environment Record for Leicestershire & Rutland, which is basically a database that attempts to record all known archaeological remains and historic buildings in the county.
The first job of the day is to check the Heritage Gateway upload that I set running last night. About 70% of our HER records are available on-line through the Gateway (our Heritage Gateway update page details what's on-line at the moment). Yesterday I added some new records (and edited some old ones), so I thought I'd better upload them! The new records include a rather interesting medieval cruck-framed house, 5-7, Market Place, Whitwick (MLE20894) that is due to be demolished as part of a scheme to build a new Co-op. (It's not listed.) Our planning archaeologists have been commenting on the scheme, hence the reports that have provided me with new sites.
Then it's time to do some fun map regression! I love the part of my job that's basically detective work, though sometimes it's infuriating not to get definitive answers to questions… Yesterday the Principal Planning Archaeologist brought several things in Ashby-de-la-Zouch to my attention. First is an early 'tramway' that ran from the Ashby Canal to Ticknall. This was on the HER already, but the mapping wasn't quite right. Then there are a whole bunch of industrial sites dating from the C18th-C20th.
The sites are (the links will work when I've done the next Gateway upload!):
- Willesley Basin to Ticknall Tramway (MLE16992) – an early tramway dating from the late C18th.
- Glue and Leather Manufactory (MLE20899) – a C19th factory – leather was a major industry in Ashby, parts of it must have been quite stinky!
- Watermill and mill pond (MLE20900) – only shown on the 1735 map, they have disappeared by the early C19th.
- Pond at Brookside/Brook Street (MLE20901) – a large pond is shown at the convergence of two parts of the Gilwiskaw Brook on the 1735 map.
- C19th waterworks (MLE20902) – waterworks constructed in the later C19th by the Ashby Local Board.
- C19th/C20th Gas Works (MLE20903) – gas works shown on the 1837 plan, still in use well into the C20th.
- Castle Soap Works (MLE20904) – built c.1900 and still a soap factory, another major industry in the town.
The next job is something that brings in money – a commercial data search. Searches are requested by land agents and solicitors as well as commercial archaeology units, to help inform land purchases, planning decisions and as part of fieldwork. For a fee, I send various digital files (maps, GIS files, gazetteers etc) out containing all the archaeological sites and historic buildings on the HER. (Non-commercial enquiries are free.) Interesting sites in Appleby Magna, where this search was for, include Moat House (MLE10939), a C16th house that sits within a moat. The moated site, along with formal gardens, fishponds and village earthworks, is a Scheduled Monument (National Heritage List Entry No. 1011458).
As a fun Friday afternoon activity I think I'll go through a book I've just bought (another HER officer recommended it to me). It's called 'Actions Stations: Military airfields of Lincolnshire and the East Midlands', by Bruce Barrymore Halpenny. We've been trying to put World War I sites onto the HER in advance of the First World War Centenary next year and I'm hoping it can add a bit more information.
Reaching the end of the day, the book doesn't contain much First World War information (I'm up to 'L' in the gazetteer), but it does have some information about the Brush Works at Loughborough (MLE8697), which built aircraft in both the First and Second World Wars, and Loughborough Meadows (MLE15968), where they test flew their planes. The updated information will be on the Heritage Gateway after my next upload.
As you can see, for an 'archaeology database' the HER contains quite a few records that are pretty modern, as well as things like castles and medieval houses. It certainly makes for an interesting job, learning about all sorts of different things on a daily basis! You never quite know what the day will hold…


text:
If you want an affordable, original and striking piece of art for your home, café, office or as a present, then a fishdragon photograph may be the answer. The standard size is 38 x 25 cm and larger sizes are available.
All fishdragon photographs are unique. Only 100 of each will be produced and all are individually numbered. The photographs have had minimal editing and are printed by a professional photographic lab.
Some fishdragon photographs were taken in the English countryside, others on the Welsh coast. Some were taken in SE Asia, others in mid-Siberia. All fishdragon photographs are printed and mounted in the UK.
Browse the galleries, and click on the thumbnails to see larger images. Make your choice. Place your order and your photograph will be delivered to your door within five working days.
You are viewing the text version of this site.
Need help? check the requirements page.


text:
As far as buzzer-beaters go, this is OK, I guess. Nothing quite like last week's, but still: it's a buzzer-beater. On Saturday, Batavia picked off Olean in the New York Class B western regional on a mad-dash last possession ending in a desperation three. What makes this one special is how the shot—from recent JV call-up Jeff Redband—sends several members of the Olean squad to the ground in stunned disbelief and then, as you watch Batavia celebrate, you can see what's going to happen. And then it does happen. And then Batavia's mascot gives the poor guy a quick "there, there" pat on the head before joining in the celebration.
More from Deadspin


text:
Calhoun Funeral Home & Cremation Service is proud to offer top quality cremation services at affordable prices. With cremation, it is important to find a funeral home you trust. We are locally owned, and more importantly, we are family owned. Byron Calhoun is a part of the Cleveland community, so you know your loved one will be treated with the utmost respect and love.
At Calhoun Funeral Home & Cremation Service, whatever matters to you, matters to us. Every aspect of the funeral is designed around what you want. We offer numerous funeral options and welcome your thoughts and ideas. We strive to surpass your wishes and handle every detail with dignity and respect. With us, funeral planning is easy and affordable. You can even make your arrangements online.
Planning ahead protects your family and ensures your final wishes are known to loved ones. It's important to find a funeral home you can trust. At Calhoun Funeral Home & Cremation Service, you know the first rate service you receive today will be the same treatment you will receive in the years to come. Preplan online or stop by our facility to speak with one of our preplanning arrangers.
Calhoun Funeral Home & Cremation Service makes sure every detail is perfect. For over 40 years, the Calhoun family has been serving the people of Cleveland. We are active in the community and are honored to serve our neighbors and friends with love and respect. Helping people through life's difficult moments is our passion and our privilege.
Calhoun Funeral Home & Cremation Service provides professional services for the residents of Cleveland, OH and surrounding areas. Family owned and operated, we are known for our top-notch, superior service. We design everything around your needs. Our funeral home serves all faiths and cultures and offers more personalization options than any other funeral home in the area.


text:
So it's been a while since I last posted anything. No good reason, really. Just been a little under the weather and out of touch. Oh, and Cole was home after 5 weeks away. That kept me busy! :)
Things have changed a bit in Rachel-land, and I wanted to update my faithful 10 followers. I quit my job. I hate saying that. I resigned my position. That sounds so much better! As many of you know, I was a preschool teacher. And I loved it. But we had already had an outbreak of Swine Flu on campus, and as you may know that is very bad for pregnant women. And I am CMV negative, so that was an added concern. For those of you who don't know, CMV is a virus that most people are exposed to and have developed antibodies to by the time they reach adulthood. 85-95% of adults have had it. But I haven't. Which is actually a really good thing because, since I am also O negative blood type, that means that the blood I donate can be used for cancer patients and newborn babies. But it also means that if I were to get it while pregnant, it could cause a wide and scary range of complications. My boss was very nice about it, and this past Wednesday was my last day. So now I am, not unemployed, but a housewife and future stay-at-home mommy.
Now that is not to say I want to sit around all day and eat bonbons. Actually, I am desperate to find something to do. The problem is that I am limited to what I can do. Working with children is out, since that is why I left in the first place. And retail is out too, because I have a nerve issue, and if I stand for more than 30 minutes, my back and left leg are in excruciating pain. So finding a part time job that requires no standing, and is pretty much temporary since I want to stay home with the baby and is a "low risk" for infection has proven pretty difficult. But I am working on it. I used to be in marketing, so I might try to find something back in that arena...who knows....
I also have an idea for a home business up my sleeve. It was something I was going to start after the baby arrived, but since this has happened, I figure now is the perfect time to just take a deep breath and go for it. Cole is a little more reluctant than I am. He doesn't understand the potential. Let's just say this is more a "girl" thing... :) More to come on that in a few weeks!
We are really enjoying our kitchen! It's so nice to have it back. I still have a few more boxes to unpack, but most everything is in and works great!!!
Hope you all have a wonderful Labor Day weekend...and GO HOGS!!!! ;)
Saturday, September 5, 2009
So it's been a while since I last posted anything. No good reason, really. Just been a little under the weather and out of touch. Oh, and Cole was home after 5 weeks away. That kept me busy! :)
Posted by The Brewers at 10:54 AM
2 comments:
- Tara G. said...
Rachel! I had no idea you were pregnant and that is probably because I am so bad about adding blogs to follow! So congratulations! (and I'm following now!)
- September 5, 2009 at 7:12 PM
- Shannon said...
Hi! We do not have a girl's name at all. Those are so hard for me! Do y'all have names picked out?
- September 17, 2009 at 10:32 AM


text:
Racing games are not for everybody. Well, the old ones were, but time went by, we slowly got away from the simplicity of just getting over the finish line first. Now we're at a point where we're controlling high-end simulations where realism and physics play a major role. You can't mindlessly mash the gas pedal anymore. Now you have to mind your racing lines, think about your cornering, perform upgrades and modifications, and put your mind in a place where you can focus on every aspect of the vehicle as you speed through insanely detailed recreations of real-world tracks. One missed step and you'll find yourself smashed against a wall.
Even with as complex as these games have become, fans of these racing simulation-style titles still come out in droves to pick up the latest "car porn." The realism in these games allow racing enthusiasts and vehicle lovers to toy with cars they might not otherwise get to handle. For many years now, Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo series has been the front runner for these racing sims, but Turn 10's Forza has been on their six, looking for an opportunity to pass. The race is not over yet, but it looks like Forza has pulled out in front.
Turn 10 has set a new high mark for racing games with Forza Motorsport 3. Fans of racing games are already frothing at the mouth at the level of game play and car offerings included. But what's most interesting is how the game now also caters to those that may have written off racing games in the past. Now's time to get back into the race.
Forza Motorsport 3 (Xbox 360)
Developer: Turn 10 Studios
Publisher: Microsoft
Released: October 27, 2009
MSRP: $59.99, $79.99 for Collector's Edition
You know how this works by now. You start out by hopping into a starter car, usually some low end hatchback car, you enter a race, win, collect your winnings, and then use it to buy a bigger and better car. Repeat and repeat again until you're the best racer that ever lived with every car ever created. Conceptually, that's about all you'll get out of a racing title. At its roots, this is how Forza Motorsport 3 works. But that's not what makes it great. Let me tell you what makes it great.
Even the "crap car" looks nice!
This is the most beautifully conceived racing simulation I've ever played, and it all has to do with the control. Simply put, you feel like you're really racing. Through technology, physics, modeling, previous game experience and many other things I can't even begin to pretend to understand, Forza Motorsport 3 manages to blur that line between game and reality. I often found myself "in the zone," fully connected and focused only on the gas and brake pedals, feeling how the weight of my car shifts when I brake, looking into the horizon to where I expected to be in seconds. The illusion is so great that I've often found myself shifting my real-world weight into turns, griping my controller as tightly as I'd grip a steering wheel if I were moving at 90 miles per hour. The realism continues in-race, as the artificial intelligence used here is second to none. Simply put, your opponents are road-hogging assholes that know how to race. I could spew a bunch of technical terms that I don't fully understand, but I'll say this instead: For reasons I'll never fully be able to explain or quantify, Forza 3 is the most realistic racing experience I've ever had, and this alone makes it the best racing game I've ever played. But there's more.
There's a huge game under the hood. Turn 10 calls it an automotive playground, and I'd say that's a pretty accurate assessment. For starters, there's over 400 cars and 100 tracks to tackle. That might sound daunting, but Turn 10 managed to tweak the single-player experience to where you don't feel like you're aimlessly racing. In Season Play, you start out with your low-end car and low-end racing event, marked on a personalized calendar. Upon completion, three more race options are presented, this time with slightly higher-classed cars and race stakes. Pick what you like, and the next race dates will be marked on the calendar. You just show up, win, and collect your prize money. You'll move from event to event like this, with championship races interspersed. There are over 200 events, and you'll have to play the game more than once to experience them all. The beauty of this is that you're never racing in events that you don't care for -- you can play the career mode as you'd like.
As races are completed, players will receive both credits and experience points. Credits let you purchase more cars from the 50-something manufacturers in the game and upgrade them to your heart's content. You'll always get credits for finishing a race, but you'll earn more for driving better, or for shutting off any of the game's many assists. Damage your car by running into others, and your credits will be docked. Experience points go into both your individual cars and yourself, as a driver. Cars get better with age in this game through EXP, and the experience points the player receives goes toward gift cars that are unlocked as they progress.
Lovely winding roads.
Getting that credit and experience is easy at first, but as the game progresses, and the speed of cars and difficulty of courses progresses, you'll have to be a much better racer to win. Thankfully there's a rewind feature. I've never been totally keen on do-overs in a racing game, but somehow the white knuckle races in Forza 3 make me glad that you're able to hit the Back button and retry that last bad turn. And as damaging your car negatively affects both its performance and the amount of credits you'll receive, rewinding a big crash or crunch is a pretty good idea. To me, damage modeling in races sets Forza apart. When collision and its effects on the vehicle are not accounted for, a very real and large aspect of racing is being left out. Thankfully, Forza 3 manages to keep it fun. A terrible driver will pay the consequences, but as long as you're not constantly plowing into cars, you'll do fine.
Before you smash your cars up, they look beautiful. Forza 3 goes out of its way to appeal to the car lover in you, with showroom floor-style presentations so shiny that you want to reach out and touch them. Thankfully, cars look just as amazing on the tracks and in motion, as Forza 3 has to be one of the smoothest looking racing titles ever. Cars look strikingly realistic taking corners, as you can see how their weight shifts as they brake. The in-car driver reacts accordingly. Sun glistens off the side panels. This is all set on mostly beautiful and equally realistic backdrops. Some of the real-world courses are less photogenic, but that's not Turn 10's fault. You'll be looking at the cars, though, and they all look amazing in movement. The whole setting is so pretty that you find yourself working to not crash to keep it that way.
You could spend forever in the sandbox-y car world that Forza 3 provides, but there are more options outside of normal single player mode that may interest you. Of course, there's a robust online multiplayer mode, leaderboards, and Forza's deep car customization features to keep you busy. Even online play earns you experience points, and your custom creations can be uploaded and shared. I'd rather race the cars than paint and decal them, but if that's your thing, the options are limitless here. Creative types will also enjoy the movie and photography modes. Snap shots and record replay clips, and then upload them to be shared with the rest of the world to see on ForzaMotorsport.net. I just uploaded a high-definition clip some tight but fast cornering I was able to pull of in a Maserati. I'm not bragging, but you should check it out.
This is as close as I'll get for now...
It seems like accessibility was a major focus in Forza 3. Turn 10 knows that the difficulty of sim-style racers can scare people off, so they've implemented various assists that can be switched on or off as needed. There's training wheels for everything from braking to cornering. Set the game on "easy" and all of the assists are turned on. I'm sure a 10-year-old could finish a race on easy. If you're a pro, shut them all off and then watch yourself spin out and crash, you cocky bastard. Mine is set somewhere in the middle. The "normal" setting was still to easy for me. I shut off the racing lines, braking assists, auto tuning and more. This made for a better challenge and a much more enjoyable game. I'd say that if you're winning and not having fun, then you need to shut some of the assists off. That said, it's great that these assists exist for the casual player. Someone with all the assists on can race against someone with all of them off, too.
While we have no major complaints on Forza 3, there are a few items of note. The load times before matches is a tad bit long, almost long enough to break your determination to get back in and win a race you just lost. The loading delay between matches was long enough for me to be able to stop and take notes for this review, if that tells you anything. There's a second content disc that will need to be installed on your Xbox 360 hard drive to enable all the game's content. You'll need about 2GB of free space. I'd actually budget for a bit more space than that to rip some of your favorite music CDs, as Forza 3's musical score is mostly bland and stereotypical, though it sometimes moves to the annoying side of things. Finally, while the AI is mostly great, I found that races can become almost unfairly challenging later in the game. Did someone think it was a good idea to have 7 opponents that never make mistakes? Also, the "love taps" you'll receive from cars that you've hit are only cute for so long. These are only minor nitpicks, none of them deal breakers.
Forza Motorsport 3 is the new king of racers. I can safely say that I've never played a better racing game. Scalable difficulty lets anyone play, making sure that everyone from novices to pros have a good time. Drop-dead gorgeous graphics will satisfy anyone's car lust. But it's that lovingly crafted and exceptionally realistic control that wins me over. Forza 2 was already great. They've just polished it to perfection to make 3. If Polyphony Digital really does have a better game coming with Gran Turismo 5, then I'm excited, as Forza 3 is the best racing game I've ever played.
10 -- Flawless Victory (10s are as close to perfect as you will get in a genre or on a platform. Pure, untarnished videogame ecstasy.)
Forza Motorsport 3 reviewed by Dale North
It isn't perfect, since nothing is, but came as close as you could get in a given genre. The new leader to beat.
How we score: The Destructoid reviews guide


text:
This item is temporarily out of stock. However, we can notify you as soon as this product becomes available.
Thank you
We have received your request and you will be notified as soon as this product becomes available.
In order to keep our prices as low as possible, all CreateForLess order subtotals must be at least $10. This helps us save on labor costs when packing your order so we can extend the savings to you!
Description: Plaid Folkart Pickling Wash creates transparent color on natural and porous surfaces. Dries in 1 hour, cures in 24 hours. Clean while wet with soap and water. Penetrates and seals for indoor and outdoor use. Waterbase, non-toxic. 8 oz. - covers approximately 12 square feet. Stormy Sky.
1Orders placed must have a minimum subtotal of $10. More Info.
Review this product and Enter
to Win a $100 shopping spree!


text:
India hotel collapses, killing at least 12, injuring 18
Photo: AP
HYDERABAD, India -- A two-story hotel collapsed in southern India early Monday, killing at least 12 people and injuring 18 others, police said.
More people were feared trapped in the debris of the City Light hotel in a suburb of the city of Hyderabad, police officer Anurag Sharma said.
Sharma said rescue operations were continuing at the hotel, which was about 80 years old.
The hotel was located in the Secunderabad suburb of Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh state.
Few other details about the incident were available.