Pre-owned Aggregation Services Routers (ASR) are one of one of Cisco's primary lines of routers. Used ASR routers are designed primarily for high-bandwidth applications for enterprises and service providers.
There are three distinct series that make up the Cisco ASR Series: the ASR 900 Series, the ASR 1000 Series and the ASR 9000 Series. The ASR 900 Series are entry-level routers, and the ASR 1000 and ASR 9000 series are high-end routers with more advanced specifications. All used Cisco ASR Series routers support up to 100G Ethernet.
This page breaks down all three sub-series of Cisco's pre-owned ASR routers and provides details on how used ASR 1000 Series routers compare to refurbished ASR 9000 Series routers.
These are the flagship routers of the ASR Series – they have better specifications than both the ASR 1000 Series and the ASR 900 Series. Used ASR 9000 Series routers range in size from 1 RU to 40 RU and have core routing capabilities.
Most used ASR 9000 Series routers have a modular design, but the two entry-level models, the ASR 9000v and the ASR 9001, are designed with fixed configurations. The higher-end pre-owned Cisco ASR 9000 Series routers support more line cards and have greater port densities than any of the ASR 1000 Series routers. The number of line cards ranges from 2 to 20 in used ASR 9000 Series routers that have modular designs.
Used Cisco ASR 1000 Series routers feature similar specifications to the ASR 900 Series, although there are more options available to choose from. Pre-owned ASR 1000 Series routers range in size from 1 RU to 13 RU, and are designed with edge routing capabilities.
Pre-owned Cisco ASR 1000 Series routers are available in both fixed and modular configurations. The ASR 1001-X, ASR 1002-X, ASR 1001-HX and ASR 1002-HX models are fixed and the other five models are modular.
The ASR 1000 Series offers larger chassis, which also support greater port densities, than the ASR 900 series. In addition, the line cards available for refurbished ASR 1000 Series routers feature greater port densities than the interface modules available for used ASR 900 Series routers. Pre-owned Cisco ASR 1000 Series routers designed with modular configurations support between two and six line cards.
In order to ensure you make a well-informed purchase, we provide used Cisco ASR Series datasheets and ASR Series PDFs for you to review. These datasheets include in-depth specifications that can be used to compare models and narrow down your search.
Pre-owned ASR 900 Series routers are end-of-life products; Cisco no longer makes these routers, which means they are only available through used Cisco resellers, such as BrightStar Systems. Used ASR 900 Series routers range in size from 2 rack units (RU) to 4 RU and have edge routing capabilities.
All three models feature a modular design which offers flexible configurations so you can set up your routers to best fit your needs. Essentially, the routers are set up as chassis that can be configured using a wide range of used Cisco interface modules, which essentially work the same as line cards used in ASR 1000 and 9000 series routers.
The number of interface modules supported by each model is the biggest difference between the three router chassis. The ASR 902 supports up to four interface modules; the ASR 903 supports up to six interface modules and the ASR 907 supports up to 16 interface modules.
In addition, we also have pre-owned Cisco ASR Series price lists available so you can accurately calculate what you'll be spending before finalizing any purchases and stay within your budget.
If you have specific questions about our used Cisco ASR Series routers, one of our experienced sales associates can assist you and help you figure out which models are the right fit.
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The academic and professional training, through PhD and master's degree of the University of Valencia programmes, as well as other training courses specially designed for other people.
The advising and development of solutions for both public and private organizations in the fields of transport, mobility and road safety at local, national, European or international level.
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I opened Hideaway Massage in Leesburg, VA in 2009 with the intention of helping busy people relax, affordably. With a focus on highly trained therapists and value added services, our goal is to exceed our client expectations on each and every visit.
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The series is centered on 15-year-old True Jackson (Keke Palmer) who is tapped to head the youth division of a major fashion label. True soon learns that corporate life has the same highs and lows as high school, complete with cliques, mean girls and crushes — but with cool perks like designing for up-and-coming rock stars and casting super cute models.
True Jackson, VP is created and executive produced by award-winning comedy veteran Andy Gordon (Back to You, NewsRadio, Just Shoot Me!, Mad About You). The cast includes Ashley Argota, Danielle Bisutti, Matt Shively and a recurring role by Greg Proops (Whose Line is it Anyway?).


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Fisheries Budget Hearings. On Mar. 23, 2000, the House Resources Subcommittee on Fisheries Conservation, Wildlife, and Oceans has scheduled an oversight hearing on the Administration's FY2001 budget request for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and NMFS. On Mar. 23, 2000, the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, State, and the Judiciary has scheduled a hearing on NOAA's FY2001 budget request.
Magnuson-Stevens Act Hearings. On Mar. 9, 2000, the House Resources Subcommittee on Fisheries Conservation, Wildlife, and Oceans has scheduled an oversight hearing on the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act.
Coral Protection. On Mar. 2, 2000, the U.S. Coral Reef Task Force is scheduled to meet in Washington, DC, to discuss the proposed U.S. Coral Reef Action Plan and its implementation.
Habitat Restoration Grants. Mar. 1, 2000 is the deadline for applications for the Five Star Challenge Grants Program, while Mar. 6., 2000 is the deadline for application to the American Sportfishing Association's FishAmerica Foundation grants. Under a partnership with NMFS, these grants fund community-based projects (under "community-based restoration" at http://www.nmfs.gov/habitat/restoration) to evaluate and restore marine, estuarine, and coastal habitat.
Charterboat Moratorium. The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council's (GMFMC's) Charter Vessel/Headboat Advisory Panel is scheduled to meet Feb. 28-29, 2000, in Tampa, FL, to develop recommendations on a proposed 3-year moratorium on new charterboat fishing permits.
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Shrimp and TEDs. In late February 2000, marine extension agents with the TX Marine Advisory Service announced that they have developed a solution to a design flaw in turtle excluder devices (TEDs) used in shrimp trawls.
By replacing traditional nylon netting with stronger high-densitypolyethylene netting, stretching is minimized, keeping the shrimp trawl grill in proper alignment and reducing shrimp loss.
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Herring Limited Entry. On Feb. 22-29, 2000, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) and the New England Fishery Management Council have scheduled a series of 4 joint scoping hearings to gatherpublic comment on the issue of controlled access (limited entry) in the Atlantic herring fishery. Concern focuses on the Gulf of Maine, where reported landings 1996 and 1997 exceeded the total allowable catch (TAC) by a substantial amount.
¿ ¿ ¿ ¿-- ASMFC press release
NC Crab and Licensing Proposals. On Feb. 18, 2000, the NC Marine Fisheries Commission voted to request the NC General Assembly to abolish the crab harvesting license, effectively terminating the moratorium on new entrants into the commercial crab fishery. The Commission also agreed to review a proposal to establish a point system to penalize commercial fishermen who violate NC regulations; any fishermen who receives 36 points within a 3- year period or is convicted of a felony fisheries violation would have his commercial fishing license suspended for a year.
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Marine Protected Areas. On Feb. 16, 2000, the Marine Conservation Biology Institute and The Cousteau Society released documents from a workshop "Establishing a National System of Marine Protected Areas in the United States" held in Washington, DC, as well as the groups' recommendations "Safeguarding America's Seas" Establishing a National System of Marin Protected Areas - A Call for Presidential Action) to the Clinton Administration (http://www.mcbi.org/maritimes/presac1.htm).
HMS SAFE Report. On Feb. 15, 2000, NMFS released its year 2000 Stock Assessment and Fishery Evaluation (SAFE) report (http://www.nmfs.gov/sfa/hmspg.html) for Atlantic Highly Migratory Species (HMS), summarizing the best available scientific information on these fish stocks.
Shark Conferences. On Feb. 14-17, 2000, Ocean Wildlife Campaign, two foundations, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium sponsored an International Pelagic Shark Workshop in Pacific Grove, CA http://www.wcs.org/pelagicworkshop.html). On Feb. 21-24, 2000, a coalition of five foundations is sponsoring an international shark conservation conference in Honolulu, HI (http://209.133.10.132/sharkcon/).
Sport Halibut Restrictions. On Feb. 12, 2000, the North Pacific Fishery Management Council voted to recommend that a limit be placed on the amount of halibut that charterboats can harvest. The limit would be 125% of the average catch between 1995 and 1999. Charter boat participation will be based on 1998 and 1999 charter logbooks, but the accuracy of these logbooks as a record of charter boat catch is a concern. In addition, the Council initiated fast-track analysis on creating an individual fishingquota (IFQ)program for the 1,100-vessel charter fleet.
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HMS/Billfish Meeting. On Feb. 9-11, 2000, a joint meeting of the Highly Migratory Species (HMS) Advisory Panel and the Billfish Advisory Panel was scheduled to convene in Silver Spring, MD, to discuss the "1999 Stock Assessment and Fishery Evaluation for Atlantic Highly Migratory Species," limited entry for HMS fisheries, bycatch reduction measures, and assessment of social impacts on HMS fishing communities.
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Fishing Vessel Safety. During the month of February 2000, the U.S. Coast Guard will be scheduling a series of public hearings in fishing ports across the nation, to determine fishermen's views on proposed amendmentsto the Commercial Fishing Vessel Safety Act.
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Located within 10 minutes' walk of St. John's Wood train station, Eamont Street Serviced Apartment is in a perfect location for accessing central London. This apartment features a fully equipped kitchen with all the latest appliances and a modern living room. There is also a balcony offering guests the benefit of leafy views. Not far away from the apartment, guests will find a number of cafés, shops and restaurants to choose from.
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Located a nine minute walk from Kilburn High Road train station, Abbey Road Serviced Apartment is found close to a selection of local amenities, in this iconic area of London. Beautifully presented, the apartment provides a sleek designer kitchen, complete with marble countertops and some of the latest appliances, perfect for the creation of a gourmet meal. The bedrooms are well-lit with natural light and are complete with fitted wardrobes, providing ample storage space for personal belongings.
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An area of tree-lined avenues, popular with the wealthy and well-known, St John's Wood is a lovely area of the capital with quick access to the centre. Even St Johns Wood temporary housing can be utilised for both commuters to London, and tourists to the district.
About St. Johns Wood
In the northwest of London, within a minutes walk of Regent's Park, business travellers coming to stay in serviced apartments in St John's Wood will probably note just how green it is for an area so close to the central London. As might be expected, therefore, the area is known as one of London's most affluent neighbourhoods. Housing in St John's Wood is relatively low density for London, with a mix of grand mansions and Regency houses, as well as some more modest suburban semis. Where there have been recent buildings, it tends to be in a contemporary and exclusive style.
Once quite bohemian and popular with artists, the district is nowadays somewhat of a haven for celebrities. The American School in London also means that there is sizable American community. St John's Wood has its own tube station on the Jubilee Line, making the centre and Thames area easy to access. Nearby attractions include Abbey Road studios, where The Beatles recorded, and also London Zoo. The town centre offers much to do as well, particularly along St Johns Wood high street. There are an array of St Johns Wood restaurants, pubs, bars and entertainment venues around to keep visitors occupied and give them a place to socialise.
Unsurprisingly, property prices in the area are extremely high, even for London, and this also translates to the rental market, with a 2014 survey determining that residents paid the highest average rent in London. With apartments just minutes away from the underground station, this makes our St John's Wood serviced apartments a sensible solution for staying longer in the area.
London City Airport (LCY)
Being a London district, St Johns Wood profits from being no further than an hour's drive from a major airport, London City (LCY). Corporates can venture from the comfort of their St Johns Wood extended stay apartments and take a short journey east to the airport, granting them connections to destinations across the globe.
St John's Wood Underground Station
Within the small area that makes up the district, there is just one underground station, unsurprisingly named St John's Wood. It functions on the Jubilee line as the stop between Swiss Cottage and Baker Street.
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Moczygemba and Wash Earn 2022 Kloesel Grant
Leticia "Tish" Moczygemba, Pharm.D., Ph.D. and Andrew Wash, Pharm.D. were selected as the recipients of the 2022 grant award from the Arlyn Kloesel Endowment for Excellence in Pharmacy Practice.
Immunologic Resilience: A New Metric to Accurately Gauge COVID-19's Path
UT Pharmacy and UT Health Science Center San Antonio Assistant Professor Grace C. Lee, Pharm.D., Ph.D. is the first author of a recently published study that unveiled a novel concept, "immunologic resilience," to accurately predict which COVID-19 patients will advance to severe disease and which will not.
Texas Pharmacy Rises to #8 Nationally for Total Research Funding
The University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy moved up in several research funding categories, as reported in the newly-released rankings from the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP). The college rose to #8 nationally in total research funding during the 2019-2020 fiscal year, compared to #9 in 2018-2019.
UT Pharmacy's Vital Vaccination Role
Dean Sam Poloyac discusses the college's pivotal role in the university's effort to vaccinate everyone in the UT community.
A Holiday Message from Dean Sam Poloyac
Watch and read a special video holiday message from UT College of Pharmacy Dean Samuel M. Poloyac.
In Remembrance of Dr. Ted Mills
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Edward (Ted) Mills, Ph.D., associate professor in the Division of Pharmacology and Toxicology and Bergen Brunswig Corporation Centennial Fellow.
H-E-B Opens New Pharmacy on UT Austin Campus
"H-E-B has been an innovator in community pharmacy practice in Texas. The UT College of Pharmacy has a long history of collaboration with H-E-B, including training the next generation of pharmacists through internships, experiential rotations, and post-graduate residencies," said Dean Samuel M. Poloyac. "The opening of the new pharmacy on the UT Austin campus is a wonderful opportunity to enhance our partnership. We are excited to work together on this new endeavor."
A Message from Dr. Sam Poloyac on His First Day as Dean
Samuel M. Poloyac, Pharm.D., Ph.D. addresses the community on his first day as dean of The University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy.


Knowles has opened its doors to the creatives, we're sharing our customer's stories. Have an interesting story to share? Read below to find out how.
This is our customer Donna, who shared some amazing pictures of her home DIY project and enquired if she could share a story with our customers. Here she is, sharing why she loves DIY so much; I've always loved DIY! Even as a kid I used to get so excited when I got to decorate or even just rearrange my bedroom! I rented throughout the university, and when I first moved to London, but when I got married and bought our first flat, the DIY bug took over!
Picture a cute 1950s flat with a unique layout and views out onto a huge park (yes in London!) and because it hadn't been done up in about 30 years, we got serious about DIY. We were totally addicted to renovating. We ended up moving the kitchen to another room and even knocking down a wall. Diy doesn't have to be intimidating - even for beginners such as ourselves. My husband grew up on a building site as an architect's son so DIY is in his blood and he manages to pick up most skills along the way - tiling, flooring and even cabinet-building. Everything we have learned is self-taught. He's a filmmaker and my previous career was in dance so it's not something we've trained to do though we do make a pretty good team (I get stuck with all the painting but, secretly, I love it!).
That's the backstory, but what do I actually love about DIY?
Firstly I love being able to design a room from scratch. I love thinking about the right coving and skirting board for the property and whether a picture rail is appropriate (these are one of my favourite things as you can move pictures around without marking the walls). Of course you can do this in any room and rip out what is already existing but it's a real novelty to have a blank canvas to work with without any restrictions and where anything is possible. If the room has nooks and crannies then it's fun thinking of ideas for these areas too. Often they cause a headache but with a bit of creativity they can turn out to be the really fab parts of a room!
We save money by doing it all ourselves. We don't do plastering or electrics - that's where we draw the line but I'm not sure we could achieve all of our interior dreams if we didn't get stuck in. The day rate of a tradesperson in London is £150 a day minimum so it really adds up. I rather spend that money on nice tiles or some new furniture.
Leading on from the last point, we don't want anyone else to do it. We really enjoy it! Although John runs a video production company, he loves working with wood and interestingly his grandad was a carpenter (but they never met). As well as the designing, I adore painting both the walls and the more intricate areas like the architrave, skirting and picture rails. As a mum of two crazy and gorgeous boys, I crave some time to myself and love nothing better than having the radio blaring loudly on a Saturday afternoon painting the walls. I find it so therapeutic and I can really express myself through colour and using it to transform a room. If you're just painting it white it may be a bit less exciting but with colour you can even use masking tape to create different effects on the wall and add some drama to the woodwork by painting them something other than white.
I think it's also really satisfying and empowering to learn new practical skills. I think it's a myth that some people aren't 'handy'. Maybe some people are a little bit less coordinated but I really believe it's something that everyone can learn. Maybe you just need the right tutorial or someone to show you. As a woman it's also empowering to not have to rely on someone else's schedule to get something done that you can do perfectly well yourself! But there is also satisfaction in that in a relatively short time you have completely transform a room and as a result are more likely to enjoy being in that space.
We've recently undergone massive renovations in our 1930s semi and I think some of our friends think we are mad! But it's something that we deeply believe in. We want to utilize the space we have to work for our family and also for each room to reflect who we all are. It's sort of that primeval feeling that you're building a nest and creating a safe haven by yourself. For John it's a mixture of construction and art - you're building a sculpture that you actually live in and I guess that besides the enjoyable process, we believe that craftsmanship leads to a better space. I hope that you've enjoyed reading why I love DIY and that you're inspired to give it a go yourself! It can be hard getting going or finding your own style so if you need some help keep in touch by visiting my blog or following me on social media (links below).
With three renovations under her belt, Donna Ford began an award-nominated interiors blog to share with others what she's been learning. She created Room Service, an affordable interior design service which helps you come up with unique ideas for rooms in your home. She lives in and renovates a 1930s home in South-East London with her Director of Photography husband John and their two gorgeous little boys. Her passion is helping people discover their unique style and creating rooms that really show your personality. Find her on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter.
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Pandora announced a "refresh" to their mobile experiences this morning, a refresh that includes a redesigned app interface, enhanced station personalization, and improved artist discovery. The new experience is currently in beta and available to about 3% of the streaming service's base, but should rollout to all over the coming months on both phones and tablets.
The updated UI introduces listeners to a "fresh, evolved design" that will lay the foundation for future updates, but also includes new transitions and animations to drive a "sense of place into the listening experience." Yes, that's apparently a thing. There is a new Personalization Icon as well, which gives users a "more holistic view" of their stations, along with a comprehensive thumb history and an un-thumbing capability. Finally, users will now have easier access to artist information, thanks to "swipe and tap" navigation.
A Redesigned interface — Listeners now encounter a fresh, evolved design that brings station personalization to the forefront of the listener experience. The application's new look builds on Pandora's principles of simple and clear design and lays the foundation for future updates that will be driven by listener feedback. Also, with new transitions from the Station List to the Now Playing screen, listeners now have ultimate clarity on sense of place when navigating their listening experience.
Enhanced station personalization capabilities — Through the new Personalization Icon, listeners have easy access to features that give them a more holistic view of their Pandora stations. These features include the ability to view comprehensive thumb history and adjust thumb feedback for previously listened-to tracks through a new "un-thumbing" capability.
Improved artist discovery — With this redesign, listeners will have even easier access to artist information. Simple "swipe and tap" navigation gives listeners access to song details so they can learn more about new artists along with their favorites.


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Kabbalah & the Knowledge of the Biblical Authors & Prophets
*What is Kabbalah?
*The Sepher Y'tzirah
*The Four Systems of Symbolism of the Sepher Y'tzirah
*Mysticism and the Yoga-Kabbalah Meditation Society
*Workshops providing a training in Kabbalah
*Kabbalah and the Timeline NLP and Meditation Course
*Kabbalah and the Astrology NLP and Meditation
What is Kabbalah?
Kabbalah is the sacred knowledge of the biblical authors and prophets, which is secretly encoded into the Hebrew text of the Bible.
History of Kabbalah
This most fascinating field of secret and sacred knowledge has its origins at least four thousand years ago, dating back to the antiquity of the Hebrew patriarchs and earlier. Its intriguing history is covered during the course.
The word 'Kabbalah' simply translates as 'received', connoting the esoteric (secret and for the initiated only) doctrine, handed down from antiquity. To some it means the secret revelation Moses received on Mount Sinai, and to others The Ageless Wisdom of Life, the way to the ultimate God Realisation. It also an epithet for Jewish Mysticism, although it generically also applies to the secret doctrines of Christianity and Islam, which also acknowledge Abraham as their progenitor.
Outside the town of Be'er Sheva (Seven Wells) in Israel, one may visit the seven wells, which King Melchizedek (=My King is Righteousness) is believed to have sold to Abraham. It has been suggested that this is allegorical of the origins of Kabbalah, referring perhaps also to an initiation into the meditation on the seven charkas.
Kabbalah is the secret knowledge of the Hebrew Biblical Authors and Prophets
This deeper spiritual knowledge is frequently alluded to in the Bible, but only exposed when applying the rules for decoding biblical texts.
The Talmud is almost an encyclopaedic work, compiled over eight centuries by the most learned Rabbis of the period, preserving important ancient knowledge, which is spiritual, religious and secular. It is the oral tradition accumulated over the biblical and post-biblical eras. It gives an invaluable guide to the understanding of biblical period, and valuable information about the personalities mentioned in scripture, which does not appear in the Bible itself.
Hebrew and Aramaic. The Bible was originally written in Hebrew, and some of its later books in Aramaic. Until just over one hundred years ago, it was generally considered a desecration for this Holy Tongue to be spoken. During biblical times, the spoken language was Aramaic, and Hebrew revered as the language of prayer, meditation and study of scripture. The two languages are as different from one another as Nederlands and Afrikaans. Being adept in either of them, enables one to understand the other. When Hebrew became a spoken language, the Classical Hebrew of the Bible was adopted. Certain Jewish sects today, regard this a desecration. If a Biblical prophet were to become alive today in Israel, he would understand Modern Hebrew well, but would probably consider the style to be awkward, and would find fault with the usage of some of the words.
'Tanach' is the Hebrew for 'The Bible'. 'Tanach' int comprises three Hebrew consonants: -
t (t) Torah, which translates as 'The Truth'; 'The Teaching'; 'The Law'; 'The Sacred Scrolls' enshrined in the Holy Ark in the Synagogue, in which is written by special scribes under stringently holy conditions, the Five Books of Moses.
N (n) N'vi'im, 'Prophets', refers to the Books of the Prophets, eg. Isaiah, Ezekiel etc.
I (ch) C'tuvim, meaning 'Writings', eg. Proverbs, Psalms etc.
The esoteric doctrine is revealed by the Tanach, by applying the principles of decoding for mystical interpretation of scripture as prescribed in the Talmud and the Sepher Y'tzirah, is traditionally regarded as the most authentic source of Kabbalah. The Yoga-Kabbalah Meditation Society supports this view, but contends that the personal revelations of the trained meditating kabbalist, who upholds the above, is also of Divine origin, inspired by the same God who is within every single human upon this planet.
That the Tanach is written in code, has been known by kabbalists for thousands of years. A simple analogue to illustrate this assertion would be an army at war desiring to communicate secret information to its allies. The twenty-six letters of our Latin alphabet may be used according to a secret code; words meaningless excepting to those who can decipher the message.
What we study on the surface text of the Bible is its exoteric message, and the above techniques of decoding unveil the spiritual knowledge for those who sincerely seek, and assiduously aspire to its priceless wealth. The Talmud and the mystical Zohar claim there are seventy layers of interpretation of the first six chapters of Genesis alone, and the level to which the initiate is able to penetrate this abyss of knowledge, is determined by the degree he or she has unfolded the capacity to do so. The Yoga-Kabbalah Meditation Society offers eleven effective and practical training workshops, aiming at the actualisation of the spirituality within its students, who genuinely choose to unfold this unlimited potential.
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem convened a team of computer scientists and biblical scholars to investigate the feasibility of the Hebrew Tanach being a codified document. The results were impressively convincing. There was perhaps even deeper esoteric knowledge revealed than what was published. The technique employed was a rather simple one compared with the more sophisticated ones employed by some kabbalists.
The Sepher Y'tzirah (Book of Creation)
To some kabbalists this work is synonymous with Kabbalah.The origins and antiquity of the Sepher Y'tzirah are uncertain, and its content is of fundamental importance to kabbalistic technology, and it abstrusely lays out the four systems of symbolism. These are the tools the aspirant uses for discovering the arcane knowledge of the Hebrew text, of which extremely little appears on the surface, even to many who study the Bible in its original language. The four systems are: -
The Power of Hebrew letters.
The power of numbers (Power Numerology).
Astrology and the power of the zodiacal signs (The Mazalot).
The Tree of Life (Eits Ha'chayim).
The Four Systems of Symbolism of the Sepher Y'tzirah
The Four Worlds
From the Sepher Y'tzirah it is metaphorically asserted, the Universe is composed of four phases of existence: The Physical, The World of Energy (inhabited by angels), the World of Force (the realm of archangels), and the World of the Purest Divine Energies. It is by learning how to meditate on these planes of consciousnes; our meditators powerfully activate immense qualities, abilities and resources, latent in their psyches. These enrich the NLP processes employed, resulting in attaining outcomes more effectively.
Tapping into the resources of the Four Worlds, is done through meditation.
The Tree of Life (Eits Ha'chaim)
Proverbs III – 17 and 18:
'Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace.
She is a tree of life to them that lay hold upon her.
And happy is everyone that retaineth her.'
The Tree of Life is a most invaluable map of the whole Universe and the Psyche, guiding the esoteric traveller on his or her inner journeys, in discovering the latent spiritual riches, metaphorically referred to as the Divine Image in which Man is created. (Genesis chapter 1). A thorough training in using the meditation technology, provided by this paradigm, safely enables our meditators to attain this inner wealth, which manifests as the empowerment and the superb results they achieve in their outer lives.
The Tree, in its multidimensionality, brilliantly charts the Universe and the Psyche. The S'phirot, (or the energy spectra), and the Paths, (or the processes) for unleashing these Divine gifts, are revealed to our students during meditation.
Pathworkings are the meditations on the Tree, which are the deep sources of the processes activated in the psyche, by the NLP techniques designed to successfully attain outcomes. This course integrates the two systems, thus enhancing both.
Astrology and Kabbalah
It will be discovered from the Tree of Life, the ancient kabbalists had an accurate knowledge of our solar system, only relatively recently rediscovered by Galileo and Copernicus. This will be briefly introduced on this course, and extensively treated on the Astrology NLP and Meditation course. (Please click *Archetypes of the Unconscious and the Contributions of CJ Jung).
The Tarot deck is the Tree of Life in picture form, the twenty-two keys of the major arcane mapping out the twenty-two paths of the Tree, and the Hebrew letters placed on them. Meditation on these keys for activating the archetypes of the unconscious will be introduced. (see above '*Archetypes of the Unconscious and the Contributions of CJ Jung') The four suits of the minor arcane map out the Four Worlds, and the Ten S'phirot that comprise these worlds.
Meditation on pathworkings and Tarot is more extensively taught on the Astrology, NLP and Meditation course. (Please click), and most powerful work is achieved with these keys on the Advanced NLP and Psychosynthesis course. (Please click).
Mysticism and the Yoga-Kabbalah Meditation Society
A Mystic, the Oxford Dictionary defines, is 'concerned with direct communion of the soul with God; seeking absorption into God or the infinite; believing in the spiritual apprehension of truths intellectually incomprehensible'.
It is an essential priority of the Yoga-Kabbalah Meditation Society to effectively train its members towards the attainment of these mystical ideals, and many of its meditators have proved that having reached a greater realisation of these sacred principles, experientially, their lives have positively improved.
Improved ability to creatively solve problems in their lives
Increased manifestation of the Universal Love Energy (Ruach Hakodesh)
resulting in:
Improved relationships
Workshops providing a training in Kabbalah
Each of the eleven courses provided by the Yoga-Kabbalah Meditation Society provides a valuable foundation for the aspiring kabbalist, especially the advanced courses.
Courses offering a practical training in kabbalistic meditation, paradigms and technology per se, are: -
Kabbalah, Biblical Decoding and Meditation (This page).
Timeline NLP and Meditation. (Please click)
Astrology NLP and Meditation. (Please click).
Alchemy. (Web page in preparation).
Kriya Yoga. (Web page in preparation).
Advanced NLP and Psychosynthesis. (Web page in preparation).
Consult Ivan privately. Or attend a Free introductory workshop. Tel: (011) 786-4089 Fax: (011) 440-9907 or
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require 'test_helper'

class AssayTypeReaderTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase

  test "initialise" do
    reader = Seek::Ontologies::AssayTypeReader.instance
    refute_nil reader
    refute_nil reader.ontology
    assert reader.ontology.count>500, "should be over 500 statements"
  end

  test "class hierarchy" do
    reader = Seek::Ontologies::AssayTypeReader.instance
    hierarchy = reader.class_hierarchy

    refute_nil hierarchy
    assert hierarchy.kind_of?(Seek::Ontologies::OntologyClass)
    assert_equal "http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology/JERMOntology#Experimental_assay_type", hierarchy.uri.to_s

    hierarchy = hierarchy.subclasses

    refute_empty hierarchy
    genomics =  hierarchy.select{|t| t.uri.to_s == "http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology/JERMOntology#Genomics"}
    assert_equal 1,genomics.count
    refute_empty genomics.first.subclasses
    amp = genomics.first.subclasses.select{|t| t.uri.to_s == "http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology/JERMOntology#Amplification"}
    refute_empty amp
  end

  test "label exists?" do
    reader = Seek::Ontologies::AssayTypeReader.instance
    assert reader.label_exists?("amplification")
    assert reader.label_exists?("AmplifiCation") #case insensitive
    refute reader.label_exists?("sdkfhsdfkhsdfhksdf")
    refute reader.label_exists?(nil)
  end

  test "all labels" do
    reader = Seek::Ontologies::AssayTypeReader.instance
    labels = reader.all_labels
    assert_equal 52,labels.size
    assert_include labels,"amplification"
  end

  test "class for uri" do
    reader = Seek::Ontologies::AssayTypeReader.instance
    c = reader.class_for_uri("http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology/JERMOntology#Amplification")
    refute_nil c
    assert_equal "http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology/JERMOntology#Amplification",c.uri
    assert_nil reader.class_for_uri("http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology/JERMOntology#sdfskdfhsdf")
  end

  test "parents are set" do
    amp = Seek::Ontologies::AssayTypeReader.instance.class_hierarchy.hash_by_uri["http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology/JERMOntology#Amplification"]
    refute_nil amp
    assert_equal 1,amp.parents.count
    genomics = amp.parents.first
    assert_equal "Genomics",genomics.label
    assert_equal "http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology/JERMOntology#Genomics",genomics.uri.to_s

    assert_equal 1,genomics.parents.count
    assert_equal "http://www.mygrid.org.uk/ontology/JERMOntology#Experimental_assay_type",genomics.parents.first.uri.to_s

  end

end


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US Airways hero to write book
Matthew Flamm
The hero of Flight 1549 is looking to write a book.
Captain Chesley Sullenberger, who piloted his US Airways jet safely onto the Hudson River in January, saving the lives of all 155 people aboard, has been meeting with New York publishers this week, industry sources say.
There is no written proposal for the book, a publishing executive said. Instead, Mr. Sullenberger's agent, Jan Miller, has sent around a copy of the "My Turn" column that "Sully" wrote for Newsweek last month, in which he talked about adjusting to all the attention he has received since the accident.
Mr. Sullenberger also explained in the column why he doesn't consider himself a hero, how the emergency landing was the work of the entire crew, not just the pilot, and how the public is looking for reassurance in a difficult time.
According to one publishing insider, Ms. Miller has already received an offer of $2.5 million for two books.
At one publishing house, editors who were planning to meet with Mr. Sullenberger wondered whether the pilot's story was over exposed.
"He's already done so much media, 60 Minutes in particular," an executive at the publishing house said. "What more is there to say?"
But the public definitely has shown an appetite for a book by the unassuming Mr. Sullenberger, if the comments that followed his "My Turn" column are any guide.
"I hope you'll write a book about Flight 1549 that will inspire people to be better people," wrote one commenter. "We need all the heroes we can get."
Ms. Miller did not return a call seeking comment.
WNBC to debut 'Nonstop' digital-TV channel
Barnes & Noble buys Fictionwise for $15.7M
Paterson downplays his clean-air position
J. Crew shares rise on 4Q report
Man accused of opening emergency door on JFK jet
Sponsored Content: Mapping a Green Future for New York's Parks


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A Future at The Edge: Edge Data Center Working Group Solutions Brief Papers
With 5G on the horizon, and the promise of a host of new technology applications, we are set to create an unprecedented amount of data that will require rethinking the way our telecommunications and data infrastructure is built and managed going forward.
This series of Solution Brief Papers will set a framework for the future of edge data center (EDC) development and industry standards.
The EDC Working Group series of Solution Brief Papers will set a framework for the future of EDC development and industry standards. If you're interested in lending your expertise to this effort, we want to hear from you. Please contact edcinfo@tiaonline.org to get involved.
Solution Brief 1 – Types and Locations of Edge Data Centers: Scoping Locations That Work for Your Needs
To meet the needs of new applications, data needs to be hosted very close to users and network functionality needs to be performed in milliseconds versus having data processed and stored many cities away from an end user. Download the paper to learn about the types of EDCs and their potential locations that keep data close to the user and fulfill the objectives of latency, bandwidth and quality of service (QoS).
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Solution Brief 2 – Site Selection Considerations for Edge Data Centers
Data Center site selection can pose unique site selection challenges, and Edge Data Centers (EDCs) have some specific needs which may vary from other Data Center planning. Download the paper to learn about the most prevalent factors influencing good site selection practices.
Solution Brief 3 – Survivability on the Edge
As today's emerging technologies move further away from the traditional data center, they drive a need to ensure Redundancy, Accessibility and Survivability (R.A.S) to survive harsh climate or unknown conditions. Download the paper to gain insight into hypothetical 5G applications and learn how to deploy a sustainable EDC in a remote location as an example of a RAS model.
Solution Brief 4 – Physical Security Considerations for Edge Data Centers
Security is critical to the success of an Edge Data Center (EDC) and should include assessing risks and solutions related to environmental factors, physical protection, power supply, telecommunication cabling, access control, video surveillance and security metrics. Download the paper to learn about the key physical security risks facing EDCs and the variety of potential solutions that can help ensure security when selecting a location and building a new EDC.
SOLUTION BRIEF 5 – THERMAL MANAGEMENT OF EDGE DATA CENTERS
Cooling system optimization is one of the core subjects of traditional data center infrastructure. When a subset of the system is physically relocated closer to the end user as described in the Edge Data Center (EDC) concept, a solution to provide a conducive environment for high power equipment will be required in public locations such as office buildings, shopping centers, school campuses, event arenas, and cell sites. In this paper, we have selected several topics for consideration when planning a cooling solution for an Edge Data Center.
SOLUTION BRIEF 6 - OPERATIONS, ADMINISTRATION, MAINTENANCE AND AUTOMATION OF EDGE DATA CENTERS
As 5G expands and new applications and devices demand large amounts of instantaneous data, the need for relocating computing near data sources will lead to the expansion of Edge Data Centers (EDC). Many of these new smaller edge data centers will be located in remote sites with difficult access, like a small fixture on a light post or a small installation in a parking lot, which will present operational, administration, and maintenance challenges due to the lack of nearby maintenance and operations personnel. In this paper we offer a high-level view of operations, administration, maintenance and automation activities for the Edge Data Centers and outline the potential impact new technologies can have to support EDCs in more efficient way.
A Future at the Edge: TIA's New Data Center Briefing Papers
With the 5G era now on the horizon, and the promising host of new technologies and applications it will enable, the world set to generate an unprecedented amount of data that will require rethinking the way our telecommunications and network infrastructure is deployed and managed going forward. Edge Data Centers (EDC) put information and computing…
TIA's Smart Buildings Program is developing a common framework for the smart buildings ecosystem that unites connectivity, interoperability, communications, and capacity to create a scalable foundation for creating the smart city.
TIA Launches Task Group to Develop Industry Standards for Edge Data Centers
Arlington, VA (February 7, 2019) – The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), the leading association representing the manufacturers and suppliers of high-tech communications networks, today announced the launch of a new standards task group to develop industry best practices for Edge Data Centers. The task group, under TR-42.1 Premises Telecommunications Infrastructure, will be co-chaired by Cindy Montstream, Director of…
TIA Releases New Central Office Evaluation Strategy Paper
New paper outlines considerations for the future deployment of Information and Communications Technology Equipment Arlington, VA (October 25, 2018) – The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), the leading association representing the manufacturers and suppliers of high-tech communications networks today released a new position paper "Central Office Evaluation Strategy For Deployment of Information and Communications Technology (ICT)…
TIA's Releases New Position Paper on Edge Data Centers
TIA's Edge Data Center working group released a new Position Paper, the first of its kind, outlining the considerations for development, implementation, and operational features of Edge Data Centers that we believe are going to be central in the future.
TIA Releases New Position Paper on Edge Data Centers
Arlington, VA (October 10, 2018) – The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), the leading association representing the manufacturers and suppliers of high-tech communications networks, today released a new position paper outlining considerations for development, implementation, and operational features of Edge Data Centers (EDCs). TIA believes these new data centers will be needed to deliver the increasingly…
The Cutting Edge of Next-Gen Data Centers
In order to build out the next generation infrastructure, data processing power will have to take place at the edge of a network. TIA NOW welcomes Don Byrne, Managing Partner at Metrix411, Jim Young, Global Enterprise DC Lead at CommScope, and Harry Smeenk, TIA's Vice President of Program Development to announce TIA's new Edge Data…
If It's Edge, It's Containers. But Not Exclusively!
New applications, services and workloads increasingly demand a different kind of network architecture. What are key components of that network? TIA NOW's Clarence Reynolds discusses networking at the edge with Ildiko Vancsa, Ecosystem Technical Lead at the Openstack Foundation, Chris Price, President of Ericsson Software Technology and Beth Cohen, Cloud Networking Product Manager at Verizon.
The Road to 1 Trillion IoT Devices Begins at the Edge
Today's cloud is not built to support the demands of tomorrow's network infrastructure where the edge of the network will be lined with 1 trillion intelligent devices. So what do we need to begin building tomorrow's network today? Bob Monkman, Director of Networking Software Strategy at Arm, joins TIA NOW to discuss the path forward.
Brain Meets Brawn in the Edge vs. Cloud Debate
What are the fundamental challenges of edge computing vs. cloud computing? Are there benefits to having real-time apps at the edge? Said Ouissal, CEO and Founder of ZEDEDA, joins TIA NOW to discuss the mutually beneficial coexistence of both edge and cloud.
An Awakening for ONAP
The Open Network Automation Platform (ONAP) is on a journey to maturity, seeking to fortify its resiliency, scalability and security. What challenges will ONAP encounter? Helen Chen, Principal Architect at Huawei, and Jason Hunt, Executive Software Architect at IBM, speak with TIA NOW about ONAP's path forward.
Opening Up About Open Source
What can you expect when you allow vendors to leverage your external networking assets? What are the benefits of open specs in a network environment? Cliff Grossner, Senior Research Director & Advisor for the Cloud and Data Center Research Practice at IHS Markit, joins us with answers, and the significant breakthroughs that have happened so…


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Q: Mac address of 00:08:22 always connecting to our Wi-Fi even we always changed our password A total of 9 MAC addresses with almost the same identity 00:08:22 are always connected to our Wi-Fi network.
We always changed our Wi-Fi password and we never shared it to anyone, but we always discover this Mac add of 00:08:22 which is always connected to our network.
I don't know how they able to connect to our network even without knowing the network password. Is it because of hacker app or what?

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"This survey should be a wake-up call. These numbers are nearly identical to where the military stood in 2010 and show this issue is not imaginary: it's real, it's pervasive, and the offenses are even more severe than we originally thought. This epidemic will not be solved by incremental reforms. Until cases of sexual assault are taken out of the chain of command, justice will not be served and the vast majority of victims will not come forward.
"This survey was done by a third party because the Department of Defense and many of my colleagues in Congress didn't believe these numbers – they needed yet another confirmation of what I learned from far too many survivors, that sexual assault remains a systemic problem, and the military justice system continues to fail those who come forward.
"The data shows a persistent hostile culture for survivors remains the rule, not the exception. A staggering 62% of those courageous enough to report experience retaliation. Even more troubling, the military's rates for sexual assault related convictions declined since last year – from 5.2% in 2013 to 3.8% this year. The majority of reporting growth has been through the use of restricted reports, meaning the survivor does not feel comfortable putting their name on a report. Restricted reports do not lead to an investigation, and allow perpetrators to go unpunished.
The report to the President, released by the DOD on December 4, concludes a one year review of practices regarding sexual assault in the military and a poll of active and non-active servicemembers conducted by RAND.
Congresswoman Speier has worked on the issue of Military Sexual Assault for 4 years. She introduced the Sexual Assault Training Oversight and Prevention Act (STOP Act), which would take the reporting, oversight, investigation and victim care of sexual assaults out of the hands of the military's normal chain of command and place jurisdiction in the newly created, autonomous Sexual Assault Oversight and Response Office comprised of civilian and military experts.


This gives a very simple way of getting started with SQLAlchemy.
I came up with a rudimentary way to display the most recently added products to the index page.
Nice little tutorial demonstrating how to capture AWS command output from Bash Shell scripts into variables to use in scripts.
Note that the query option drills down the output, which, by default is returned as JSON text.
Doesn't work all that well if the relationship property / field is defined on a table in a different database connection than the main model object that you're doing the operation on.
I don't get it, but I guess you're supposed to use %s as a placeholder even for integers (so not %d) in a query string that is used in a cursor.execute() statement. I tried it with pymysql. I'm not sure why, but it worked.
This is the explanation: In this example, max_price=5 Why, then, use %s in the string? Because MySQLdb will convert it to a SQL literal value, which is the string '5'. When it's finished, the query will actually say, "...WHERE price < 5".
The documentation is kind of sparse, but it has some good reference links. That's where the meat is.
Important for working with Amazon AWS on the command line.
Shows how to count rows with columns containing null values and their counts.
If using queries with joins on the Yajra Laravel Datatables library then you should use the name: property in the columns array of data.
How to Paginate Eloquent hasMany relation?
This is a very important query for grouping counts that fall under certain range.
Really great example demonstrating how to join a row from a very horizontal table to multiple rows on a very vertical table and have it return an efficient listing of column values from very vertical table.
This might be useful for multitenant / multitenancy web app architectures with multiple databases.
Note the part whee you can build a bare query with: $query = User::query(); For a model.
Shows how to group rows by a certain column and calculate the percentage of rows containing a certain value out of all the rows in the table. This particular example even has a where clause that filters the rows. So to generalize it for your purposes remove the WHERE clause.
The useful part is actually in the comments of the response.
This technique worked for me when I used the Date Time Picker add on plugin and need to sort on date fields saved as time stamps. Use 'NUMERIC' type and use <= >= > < as compare symbols.
Awesome looking function. Wish I could've known about it years ago.


Dee Why Beach is very exposed to the southerly, the wind really blows right into the rock shelf bring with it swell. The rock shelf has spots that are covered in a black moss that when it's wet is extremely slippery kind of like black ice.
Rock shoes with spikes in them if you plan on shooting on the rock shelf and close to the water's edge.


Express JS is a very flexible yet powerful framework on top of exponentially growing Node JS Environment.
Express makes it really easy to handle requests and how the server interacts with the outside world. It is very simple to get going and it has immense amounts of extremely useful features, Middleware is one of those features of express that stand out and are very useful.
Essentially when express has a request it flows through many layers of functions called middleware, which can be used to manipulate those requests on our will.
In the above partial snippet of express code, when a request comes, it flows through the routing functions because of the simple fact that app.use(app.router) is written before express.static(...) , if any of those routing functions do not fulfill the request, then that request falls through to the express.static(...) layer.
The above code is a simple get route, with route parameters namely min and max, now what if i have the same route params in many more routing functions, i have to do the same processing with min and max, within each of those functions. Given that the above example is too trivial so lets assume that its a big complex calculation, that equates to redundant code in the routing functions.
Now let's try and digest the above code, firstly param request are executed before the routing functions, thus the above app.param(...) methods execute before app.get(...), now express passes the next function to every of these functions, which are important as they allow the request to fall through to the next function in the queue for that request. Express also passes the value of the parameter to the function itself, making it even simpler to use. By using this technique we can reduce redundant code from our routing functions.
Okay, so that was one way of doing it. Wait, there's another way of doing it? Well, yes.
lets say that you have to call a method in some of your routing functions, whose values are used in the routing function itself, generally what we do is call it at the top. But, express provides a better way of doing it.
Pretty basic express route, except that now it calls another function before actually doing its work. Pretty Sweet, huh?
well those are some tips every user of express and node must know.
And that brings us to the end. Hope you guys enjoyed it.