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April 28, 2011

How are IR and microwave images from remote sensing satellites printed? How do they substitute the wavelengths?

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Question by Jaja: How are IR and microwave images from remote sensing satellites printed? How do they substitute the wavelengths?
Both Infrared and Microwave bands are invisible to the human eye

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Answer by ★ Serabi Suspended ★
Both infrared and microwaves are part of the electromagnetic spectrum, which stretches from radio waves to gamma rays. each band of this spectrum corresponds to a small range of frequencies. each frequency is uniquely connected with an energy level.

The total spectrum is very wide. Our eyes respond only to a very small band called the visible band. However, different chemicals do react to certain higher or lower level of energy bands and hence can be used as photographic plates for detecting and measuring some of these radiations.

Satellites nowadays use sensors whose working principle is based on photoelectric effect, converting radiation reaching the sensor iinto electric charge, which can then be easily measured and processed.

Essentially, the energy detected over a given spectral band, whether it is in the visible, infrared or microwave band, is converted to an array of digits corresponding to the energy range and radioed to ground stations.

After receiving it, those values corresponding to the measured energy range (known as grey levels) are finally printed on a computer screen as a picture or as a conventional photograph.

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April 24, 2011

Where can I buy a print of “Peter Petrelli Flying” (by Tim Sale/Isaac Mendes) from Heroes?

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Question by Andy Dufresne: Where can I buy a print of “Peter Petrelli Flying” (by Tim Sale/Isaac Mendes) from Heroes?
You know the picture from series 1 with Peter wearing the red hoodie/light jacket and floating at the top of a building?

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Answer by KIWI RULZ
myb fye or ebay idk

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April 16, 2011

Setting up a primary DNS zone with Mac OS X Server 10.6 Snow Leopard Training from lynda.com

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Watch the entire course at www.lynda.com InMac OS X Server 10.6 Snow Leopard Essential Training, server expert Sean Colins shows how to set up a brand-new server or migrate existing data to a new Snow Leopard Server installation. The course explains how to build a custom image that will automatically set up hundreds of client machines using the System Image Utility, and how to establish groups using the Workgroup Manager. Each chapter demonstrates how to set up a different server option, including mail, calendaring, and printing, services required in most office environments, but the course also shows features unique to Snow Leopard like Podcast Producer and Wiki Server. The course finishes with a demonstration of how to use Time Machine with an Open Directory archive to backup corporate data.
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April 14, 2011

Setting up an automatic Open Directory Master in Mac OS X Server 10.6 Snow Leopard from lynda.com

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Watch the entire course at www.lynda.com InMac OS X Server 10.6 Snow Leopard Essential Training, server expert Sean Colins shows how to set up a brand-new server or migrate existing data to a new Snow Leopard Server installation. The course explains how to build a custom image that will automatically set up hundreds of client machines using the System Image Utility, and how to establish groups using the Workgroup Manager. Each chapter demonstrates how to set up a different server option, including mail, calendaring, and printing, services required in most office environments, but the course also shows features unique to Snow Leopard like Podcast Producer and Wiki Server. The course finishes with a demonstration of how to use Time Machine with an Open Directory archive to backup corporate data.

April 9, 2011

General wiki settings in Mac OS X Server 10.6 Snow Leopard Essential Training from lynda.com

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Watch the entire course at www.lynda.com InMac OS X Server 10.6 Snow Leopard Essential Training, server expert Sean Colins shows how to set up a brand-new server or migrate existing data to a new Snow Leopard Server installation. The course explains how to build a custom image that will automatically set up hundreds of client machines using the System Image Utility, and how to establish groups using the Workgroup Manager. Each chapter demonstrates how to set up a different server option, including mail, calendaring, and printing, services required in most office environments, but the course also shows features unique to Snow Leopard like Podcast Producer and Wiki Server. The course finishes with a demonstration of how to use Time Machine with an Open Directory archive to backup corporate data.

Digital Content Copy Protection on USB Flash Drives Now Available From TrusCont

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Digital Content Copy Protection on USB Flash Drives Now Available From TrusCont











Haifa, Israel and Milwaukee, WI (PRWEB) June 4, 2008

TrusCont Ltd a leader in copy protection and Digital Rights Management solutions for digital content, and CoakleyTech, a TouchPoint Print Solutions Company, a leader in digital media, digital print and document management services, announced today the launch of TrusCont USB flash drive copy protection solution.

The increasing capacity and performance of USB Flash Drives and their popularity among the personal computer users make the USB flash drives an attractive method for publishing software, documents and other digital contents. TrusCont Secure Flash Drive (TSFD) was designed specifically for these emerging needs. The TSFD is a combination of a USB dongle and a high capacity USB flash drive. Software, documents or promotional materials can be published on a read only partition of the TSFD which prevents the end users from altering, erasing or copying the publishers’ contents. Publishers have the option of several layers of protection from anti-copy, anti-rip, time stamp (time limit), password protection, copy & paste and printing protection options.

The remaining capacity of the TSFD not consumed by the publishers’ contents can be made available on a separate read/write partition for general use. CD-ROM emulation and “Autorun” are additional important features of the TSFD that enable automatic launch of the publishers’ software upon connection to the end user’s computer.

Distributing software and documents such as technical documentation, manuals, data sheets and eBooks using TrusCont Secure Flash Drives assures publishers that their content is secured from unauthorized copy and use. Protected software can run only when the original TSFD is connected to the local computer. Publishers of documents such as e-books and technical manuals now have the means to distribute reading and reference materials while restricting the readers from altering, copying or misusing their content in any other way. The flexibility of TrusCont document protection system also allows the publishers to enable or restrict specific actions such as printing and copy & paste for each individual document.

The TSFD is also good news for USB Flash Drives vendors and manufacturers that suffer from falling margins and loss of profitability due to the high competition. TSFD can be the new added value solution they keep looking for.

TrusCont Secure Flash Drives are available worldwide and are now distributed in the United States by CoakleyTech. “We are pleased to offer TrusCont Secure Flash Drive to our customers,” said George Gama, Digital Media Production Specialist at CoakleyTech. “The TSFD is a hardware based software and documents security solution and a high capacity USB flash drive in one device.”

Mr. Gama continued, “TSFD is the ideal solution for content owners seeking a cost effective, portable and secure media for delivering their content. Software developers, specialty publishers, schools, government and military service providers and virtually anyone wishing to copy protect their intellectual property, are ideal candidates for TrusCont Secure Flash Drive.”

About TrusCont:

Started in 2007, TrusCont develops and markets copy protection and digital rights management solutions worldwide. TrusCont cooperate with leading hardware and media manufactures for delivering cutting edge security and publishing solutions for digital content.

About CoakleyTech:

Started in 1999, CoakleyTech is a fast growing, mid-sized privately held company and the recipient of the Wisconsin E-Innovate business award for utilizing new technologies. CoakleyTech operates in four states and provides web-based document hosting; digital print-on-demand, CD/DVD production, distribution and facilities management services.

For more information, please contact:

For TrusCont Ltd.

Mr. Eyal Cohen

+972 4 832 05555

eyal @ truscont.com

http://www.truscont.com

For CoakleyTech

Mr. George A. Gama

414-902-2649                

ggama @ coakleytech.com        

http://www.coakleytech.com

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March 29, 2011

Proclamation 8336–establishment of the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument.(Week Ending Friday, January 9, 2009)(Speech): An article from: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents

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March 19, 2011

Health Care Spending Caps Will Protect America’s Families From Catastrophic Medical Expenses

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Health Care Spending Caps Will Protect America’s Families From Catastrophic Medical Expenses
Nearly 15 million Americans currently face the threat of catastrophic family health care expenses from serious, unexpected injuries or illnesses, such as accidents, sports injuries, cancer, diabetes, and other diseases. A new cap on out-of-pocket expenses, a key provision of the Affordable Care Act, will help those families protect both their health and their budgets…
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Suresh Sathya suspended for two years
NEW DELHI: Sprinter Suresh Sathya, who was part of the Indian relay team in the recently held Commonwealth Games and Asian Games, has been suspended for two years for an anti-doping rule violation.
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March 13, 2011

01 Communique Adds Support for Remote Viewing and Control of a PC?s Desktop from Pocket PC Devices

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01 Communique Adds Support for Remote Viewing and Control of a PC’s Desktop from Pocket PC Devices










Toronto, ON (PRWEB) October 16, 2005

01 Communique Laboratory Inc. (TSX: ONE – http://www.01com.com) announced a new release of its remote access service, I’m InTouch. The updated Version 5.0 adds further remote access flexibility and incorporates new features to enhance the user experience. Windows Mobile based Pocket PCs with an Internet connection can now be used by mobile professionals and IT managers to take full desktop control of their distant PC. Real-time control provides users with secure access to all of the information and tools they need to remain productive, regardless of where they may be.

Pocket PC users securely login to their PC running the I’m InTouch service using an Internet browser, and can use their proprietary business applications, check and send email and access their networks. 128 bit end-to-end encryption is used within I’m InTouch to ensure the protection of all data. Users have the ability to manage the presentation of their PC’s desktop on their Pocket PC with features such as horizontal or landscape viewing modes and scaling preferences to view a portion or all of the desktop. No additional software is required to be configured on the Pocket PC. This level of access eliminates the traditional shortcomings of users having to synchronize data between their PC and Pocket PC and the inevitable situation of a file that is suddenly needed being out of reach, back at the office. “With the continued roll-out of broadband wireless networks and higher data transfer speeds becoming available around the world, full remote control and navigation of a users desktop from devices such as Pocket PCs is becoming increasingly practical,” says Brian Howden, Vice President of marketing.

Another feature introduced in I’m InTouch Version 5.0 is remote printing. Remote printing gives a user the ability to print any document on their remote computer to their local printer. This functionality recognizes that some users may not have the business application they are remotely working on installed on their local PC but still wish to be able to print a local hardcopy for review. A practical illustration is someone remotely accessing and working on a business accounting application from the convenience of his or her home computer and wishing to print a report to their home printer. I’m InTouch’s remote print function redirects the print job request given to the business PC to the users local home printer for print processing.

“Version 5.0 represents the natural progression of making our remote access service allow users to feel as if they were sitting at their desktop, regardless of where they are or what device they are using to login. The new features enhance the robustness and flexibility of our service offering,” said Andrew Cheung, President and CEO of 01 Communique. “We continue our commitment to offer a service that is easy to use, secure, reliable and affordable and that gives our users essential business tools to manage their business effectively in this increasingly mobile world. More innovative and powerful features are in the pipeline”.

About I’m InTouch

Designed for prosumers, small and medium business, I’m InTouch is an easy to set-up and cost-effective remote access service. I’m InTouch is available for purchase online at http://www.imintouch.net for $ 99.95 U.S. annually or $ 9.95 U.S. monthly. A free 30-day trial is available with unlimited access.

About 01 Communique:

Established in 1992, 01 Communique is an innovative force in the development and delivery of remote access services and integrated communications software. As the digital and wireless economy evolves, 01 continues to provide cost effective and reliable solutions that give businesses anytime, anywhere access to information stored on a desktop PC. 01 Communique has built an extensive market for its remote access, messaging and communications solutions with its I’m InTouch remote access service and legacy product line COMMUNICATE!, through the cultivation of solid distribution channels and marketing partnerships. For more information on the product, or to try a free 30-day no obligation trial, visit http://www.imintouch.net or call (905) 795-2888 or (800) 668-2185 (North America only)

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March 12, 2011

Current and conductors: the answers to all the age-old questions of current carrying capacity in vias, thermals, planes and traces fall into one simple … from: Printed Circuit Design & Manufacture

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