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Dr. Brownstein’s excellent commentary on the American Academy of Obstetrics and Gynecology’s recommendation of the flu shot for pregnant women highlights how logic and science are often suppressed to promote the lucrative flu vaccine business. What has happened to our nation when medical professionals are recommending a product with no proven safety record to pregnant women?

The question is, is the flu shot safe for anyone? When someone is given the flu shot, are they warned about the side effects others have reported? They are listed in the package insert:

The following adverse events have been spontaneously reported during postapproval use of FLULAVAL (trivalent influenza vaccine). Because these events are reported voluntarily from a population of uncertain size, it is not always possible to reliably estimate their incidence rate or establish a causal relationship to the vaccine. Adverse events described here are included because: a) they represent reactions which are known to occur following immunizations generally or influenza immunizations specifically; b) they are potentially serious; or c) the frequency of reporting.

Blood and Lymphatic System Disorders: Lymphadenopathy.
Eye Disorders: Eye pain, photophobia.
Gastrointestinal Disorders: Dysphagia, vomiting.
General Disorders and Administration Site Conditions: Chest pain, injection site inflammation, asthenia, injection site rash, influenza-like symptoms, abnormal gait, injection site bruising, injection site sterile abscess.
Immune System Disorders: Allergic reactions including anaphylaxis, angioedema.
Infections and Infestations: Rhinitis, laryngitis, cellulitis.
Musculoskeletal and Connective Tissue Disorders: Muscle weakness, arthritis.
Nervous System Disorders: Dizziness, paresthesia, hypoesthesia, hypokinesia, tremor, somnolence, syncope, Guillain-Barré syndrome, convulsions/seizures, facial or cranial nerve paralysis, encephalopathy, limb paralysis.
Psychiatric Disorders: Insomnia.
Respiratory, Thoracic, and Mediastinal Disorders: Dyspnea, dysphonia, bronchospasm, throat tightness.
Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue Disorders: Urticaria, localized or generalized rash, pruritus, sweating.
Vascular Disorders: Flushing, pallor.

Notice that “nervous system disorders” has the longest list. This also correlates to the injuries paid out by the U.S. government for vaccine injuries, where Guillain-Barré syndrome, which causes a paralysis similar to polio, is the #1 claim paid for damages due to the flu shot.

Flu Vaccine and Pregnancy: A Dangerous Practice

by Dr. Brownstein

The American Academy of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG) released a Committee Opinion detailing their views on the influenza vaccine during pregnancy. (1)   In this paper, ACOG states, “Influenza vaccination is an essential element of preconception, prenatal, and postpartum care because pregnant women are at an increased risk of serious illness due to seasonal and pandemic influenza. It is particularly important that women who are or will be pregnant during influenza season receive an inactivated influenza vaccine as soon as it is available. It is imperative that obstetrician-gynecologists, other health care providers, health care organizations, and public health officials continue efforts to improve the rate of influenza vaccination among pregnant women.”

Now, you would think that a strong statement like that would be backed up by data that the flu vaccine is both safe and effective for pregnant women. However, the truth is just the opposite: The flu vaccine has not been properly studied in pregnant women nor has it shown to be very effective at preventing the flu in anyone.

Most flu vaccines are preserved with mercury in the form of thimerosal. Mercury is one of the most toxic substances known to mankind and is a potent neurotoxin. In the Committee Opinion paper, ACOG states,”…there is no scientific basis that thimerosal-free formulations of the influenza vaccine cause adverse effects in children born to women who received vaccines with thimerosal.”

I am not sure what to say here. Animal studies have clearly shown that mercury from thimerosal crosses the blood-brain barrier and becomes highly incorporated in the brains of rabbits, as well as their fetuses. (2) There are many other peer-reviewed studies which have shown thimerosal harms animal fetuses. One of the reasons ACOG states that “there is no scientific basis that thimerosal-free formulations of the influenza vaccine cause adverse effects in children” is that there have been no studies done that confirm that thimerosal injected into pregnant women causes harm to the fetus. On the other hand, there are no studies that show that it is safe to inject thimerosal into pregnant women.

Common sense would dictate that it is probably not wise to inject one of the most toxic substances known to mankind into pregnant women. I don’t think we need any randomized, double-blind studies which assess the effects of mercury injections into pregnant women.

And, most importantly, before ACOG recommends flu injections for all pregnant women, don’t you think there should be at least one good study which shows that the flu vaccine is safe and effective for pregnant women?  However, that would be too simple. Here’s the truth: The flu vaccine has not been properly studied in pregnant women. In fact, in the package insert for the FluLaval quadrivalent vaccine it states, “There are … no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women and FluLaval quadrivalent should be given to a pregnant woman only if clearly needed.”

Unfortunately, mercury is not the only substance found in a toxic flu vaccine. Many flu (and other vaccines) contain the carcinogen formaldehyde. Needless to say, there have been no studies showing it is safe and effective to inject a known carcinogen into a pregnant women or any other living being.

What’s the bottom line? I was taught in my training that when considering a pregnant patient, it is best to err on the side of caution. Common sense would dictate that no pregnant women should ever be injected with mercury. In fact, I would extend that statement that no living being should ever be injected with mercury.

I don’t think you need an advanced degree to come to those conclusions. You only need common sense which seems to be lacking in the Committee Opinion paper by ACOG.

I have written a much longer article about this topic in the December, 2014 issue of my monthly Newsmax newsletter, Dr. Brownstein’s Natural Way to Health. For more information about my newsletter, please click here: https://www.newsmaxstore.com/newsletters/brownstein/renew.cfm

Read the full article and comment here.

  1. Committee Opinion. Number 608. September, 2014. American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
  2. Arch. Of Opth. 1975:93:52-55

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ALBUM REVIEW: Scumbag Philosopher 'It Means Nothing So It Means Nothing' out now on Words On Music

I'm not sure if it's the way it's been mixed with the levels of the vocal being too loud or if it's just that I'm not too enamoured with the lead singers vocal abilities or lack thereof but something was really grating with me. It wasn't sitting right after the first two songs 'Tickbox Excercise' and 'I Like Sums' because SP's musical sound is actually tres chic.
I think vocalist Grant Madden was going for something along the lines of the kind of stuff Blaine L. Reininger from Tuxedomoon used to belt out like the legendary 'Desire'. I hope that was not what he was going for because it was a miserable attempt if it was. Whatever he is trying to achieve vocally misses the mark and just sounds flat and dare I say rather pretentious. The songs didn't get any better with 'Your Heroes At Home.'

It's a shame because the music is really good. Bassist Adam Green clearly had bucket-loads of talent and the backing vocals of Anne Reekie were tight too. I'd actually like to hear the band give her a shot at lead vocals. That and some tighter lyrics and SP have got a bright future ahead of them, they just need to sort out those lead vocals.

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Heat is on for Valletta Hibs Published on: 25-02-2014

Rivals Valletta and Hibernians are under some pressure to emerge victorious from their first Championship Pool encounter tomorrow at the National Stadium (kick-off 20.00) after both dropped points in their last outings.
A 1-1 draw against Sliema Wanderers has augmented the heat on Valletta who are now three points behind leaders Birkirkara with nine games remaining.
Hibs are third, a further four points adrift, after a 2-1 reverse against the resurgent Mosta not only undermined their fading title hopes but also put their European chances in jeopardy as Sliema and Mosta have closed in on the Paolites.
On Sunday, Valletta were left to rue their wastefulness in front of goal, particularly in the first half, but coach Andre Paus was generally pleased with his side’s showing.
“We played well, our organisation was good,” Paus told Times of Malta.
“We had opportunities to make it 2-0 and we only gave away one chance in the first half. I thought we controlled the game and the players worked hard.
“Sliema are not a bad team. I believe that we are on the right way. Sometimes you are lucky in football but you can also be unfortunate.
“As for the result, when you win, you’re always happy but we didn’t lose against Sliema. We did our job but games throw up certain circumstances you can’t control.”
The Sliema stalemate felt more like two points lost than one gained for Valletta, moreso after Birkirkara had seen off Balzan to temporarily move four points clear at the top.
Paus is not overly concerned.
“We are three points behind Birkirkara but there are nine games left to play,” Paus said. “We must continue what we’ve been doing in the last few matches and improve other aspects of our game.
“We still have to play Birkirkara twice, so the three-point gap is not a big problem at this stage. Now we have another game on Wednesday and it’s important that we repeat the good things we did in the first half of our game against Sliema Wanderers and try to win.”
Despite Hibs’ steep decline, Paus is bracing himself for another stiff test.
“I’ve watched Hibs,” the Dutch coach said. “After Birkirkara and Valletta, there is Hibs and Sliema in the table. Hibs are also a good team.
“It’s another tough game for us.”
Paus may make a couple of changes from Sunday’s game with Shaun Bajada likely to miss out if his probable suspension for four cautions is confirmed by the MFA.
Hibs’ stuttering form has been largely blamed on the defensive instability caused by the January departures of Rodolfo Soares and Marcelo Dias. This was evident on Saturday as Hibs conceded the first goal in their defeat to Mosta when centre-half Jonathan Pearson was being seen by medical personnel after pulling his hamstring.
“We expected a better perfor-mance (against Mosta),” Hibs coach Branko Nisevic said.
“We started the game well but we lost a player (Pearson) and con-ceded a goal at the same time. That was a big blow for us.
“In the second half we improved and created some chances but it was not enough.”
Nisevic warned that no team will have an easy ride in the Cham-pionship Pool.
“Until the end of the championship, we are swimming in rough waters because every match is tough,” he remarked.
“Every team in the Cham-pionship Pool is a credible opponent. It promises to be a very balanced campaign.
“We need to approach every game with high motivation and fight until the end.”
Unbeaten in the first round, Hibs were touted as genuine title contenders but such optimism has vanished after they failed to keep the pace with the other rivals.
“After all that happened during the January transfer window, we sat down to discuss the situation and agreed to rebuild the team, give more chances to young players and fight for Europe,” Nisevic said.
Although Hibs go into tomorrow’s clash with Valletta as outsiders, Nisevic hopes that his team will show a great desire to compete and hold their own against their rivals.
“Valletta are coming from a not-so positive result but we’re coming from a defeat,” Nisevic said.
“I hope that my players will be more motivated than the Valletta players to win this game .”
Apart from Pearson, Nisevic has no selection problems with Johann Bezzina back from suspension.
Previous results: Valletta vs Hibs 2-3, 2-1.

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Sunday, October 9, 2011

Jordan: Twelve Months

As I've mentioned several times now, Jordan is now a year old. He turned one on September 30th. He weighed 20.2 lbs and was 29.5 inches long. His head circumference was 46 cm. He still has red hair and blue eyes and at one he had 5 teeth with a 6th about to pop through (it has by the time I am getting around to writing this!) He wears mostly 12 month clothes but does wear a few 9 month still and very few 18 month.

Jordan still breastfeeds about 3-4 times a day. He eats everything else. There is nothing that kid doesn't like. His favorites are: MEAT!, hamburger, steak, chicken, cheese, hummus, puffs, fruit of all kinds, pickles, EVERYTHING!!

Jordan has been consistently sleeping through the night now (knock on wood, it only took 11 months!) but he does still wake up some nights here and there. He always goes right back to bed after nursing. He falls asleep on his own as long as he has his pacifier and block that I made him. He pretty much always sleeps on his side or his back.

He has been experimenting more with sounds. He copies, or tries to, almost everything we say! It's adorable.

Jordan started walking on his birthday. Since I am writing this late I will say that since his birthday he has been walking more and more but he's still about half and half with walking and crawling. Jordan still loves balls, car and trucks, blocks, music, and dancing. He loves climbing and being thrown in the air. He learned how to climb off of the couch/bed/my lap/etc and how to climb onto the coffee table, my sewing box, the table in the toy room, etc. He's also learned how to climb out of his farm activity center. He officially can't be contained anymore! He has a fascination with the dog dishes, very frustrating!!

Jordan, as well as Jacob and myself, had a bout of sickness this past month. Luckily, Jordan got it the least severe as the rest of us. He had a fever for only a day and coughed for a few days. He sounded almost croupy at times but not quite. We used his inhaler for him once or twice and he was fine after awhile. Poor little guy! I hate it when he's sick!

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look how much I've grown! the ribbon is my height at birth

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Thursday, April 16, 2009

Miss Maddie

I only met Maddie once - several months ago at a movie with my friend Nanette, who is close to Heather. We only chatted for a few moments - the film was about to start and I was juggling my infant who was hoping to eat before the lights went down. I was excited to meet them though - I had visited Heather's blog several times and was inspired by Maddie's story.

As Heather came in to the theater, she plopped Maddie down in Nanette's lap and snatched Nanette's new baby Em up for a kiss and snuggle. Maddie was so tiny - probably smaller than Ben was at the time (about 10 weeks) - and she was so cute! Those big eyes - that grin...she just hung out, looking around, taking it all in and charming the pants off anyone that caught her eye.

That day stuck with me, and, as I learned of Maddie's illness last week, followed Heather's tweets and then, learned of her passing the next day, I was devastated - distracted for the rest of the day, which I spent glued to the blogs and Twitter, trying to find out what had happened...looking for any sort of update. I've followed the updates and posts from Heather's wonderful friends, and from Heather and Mike themselves - as I read more and more, and my eyes fill with tears each time, I realize why this silly blogging is so important. It keeps people connected, creates an outlet and provides support in ways that I don't think anyone really expected. I think that the support and love for Heather, Mike and Maddie demonstrates just how much good there is in this world, and it is heartwarming and inspiring.

To Heather and Mike - my heart goes out to you both in the loss of your precious Maddie. I can't imagine what you are going through - but know that I'm thinking of you every day, that you are in my prayers and that we all miss Maddie, your little angel.

I've been toying with starting a blog for a while now. At first I thought that it wasn't worth it - I'd never post, that it would be a chore and that ultimately, I'd let it drop. These things may still happen; however, it has been on my mind more and more lately - so I decided to go for it and see if I enjoy it. Potential posts have started writing themselves in my head lately and I need a place for them to go.

I'm hoping this blog provides me a creative outlet - far away from the rigid, AP style-regulated healthcare writing that makes up my work day.

I have two sons - Jackson is nearly 4 and Benjamin is 6 months. I've been married over 6 years to my best friend, Michael, and we live in Southern California. I've lived here all my life.

I work in healthcare communications for a company that is based in another city. I work from my dining room. My days are spent on conference calls, email and chasing my cat off the keyboard before she deletes whatever brilliance I just created.

The title of this blog is something that I hear 8,000 times a day. Conversations with my oldest son, Jackson (nearly 4) go something like this:
Jack: Momma?
Me: Yes buddy?
Jack: I gotta tell you something...

Keep in mind, this is how he starts every new sentence - even when we are sitting in the same room (or car) and having an ongoing conversation. It is like he feels the need to grab my attention every 2 seconds, which , now that I think about it, probably isn't far off. Hmmm.

My boys are amazing - Jack is known for his one-liners and sensitive nature (as well as his appetite). He's obsessed with Transformers and The effing Justice League, and knows how to guilt me into just about anything. Benny is chubby, happy and laid-back - he loves nothing more than to get ahold of his toes and try to shove them in his mouth, something he's becoming more and more skilled at. The only thing tastier than toes is his beloved sweet potatoes. Yummm.

I think that is it for tonight - the bed is calling (the hubs is out partying - a rarity) so I'm going to take advantage of the quiet and zonk out. Hope to be back soon!


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Everyone knows that social gaming and online dating go together like grilled cheese and tomato soup, which is why it makes sense that Zynga executive Jeremy Verba has just been appointed CEO and board member of eHarmony.  The online dating behemoth made the announcement Thursday morning, citing Verba’s “expertise and proven success leading multiple consumer Internet companies” as the reason for his appointment.

At Zynga, Verba was GM of Treasure Isle, which he helped build and launch in three months.  The game became the fastest growing app ever on Facebook in its first month, and today it ranks as the 69th most popular app with 5.68 million monthly active users, though at one time it had an all-time high of 27.8 million users.

Verba joined Zynga in December 2009 and is leaving right before Zynga goes public.  Prior to that position, he was the CEO and President of Piczo, one of the largest online teen community sites in the world, and quite possibly the top choice among teens as a site for posting pictures of themselves looking sad or angry.  Verba oversaw the company through several rounds of fundraising before selling the company in March 2009.

He was also the GM and VP of Voice Services for AOL from 2001 to 2005, the Founder and President of E! Online from 1996 to 1999, and the VP of Entertainment Ventures for CNET.

Jeremy Verba’s successful leadership experience makes him an ideal CEO for eHarmony as it embarks upon its “next phase of growth” and “moves towards even greater levels of creativity and performance,” according to eHarmony Founder and Chairman Dr. Neil Clark Warren.

Verba’s familiarity with the digital landscape will prove to be a big boon for eHarmony as it ramps up its mobile and international expansion. In August 2010, eHarmony released its first iPhone app, followed a few months later by its Android app, and the response has been big.  The company’s mobile apps have exceeded one million downloads, and more than 30% of all new eHarmony registrations are occurring on a mobile device.

EHarmony now serves singles in 16 countries, including Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and Brazil, as well as 11 countries in continental Europe through its affiliation with eDarling.

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Tuesday, 30 July 2013

Fort Carré, Antibes at night

This terrific picture was taken by Sandrine Fuller and posted on the Fort Carré, Antibes Facebook page.

Monday, 29 July 2013

Napoleon - a good read

After a detour through a little 18th century North American history and some British fortification books, I thought I would get back to my core subject, French military history. A couple of years ago I read some books on Napoleon's late campaigns because I had come across a reference to the 1814 invasions of France in a book on the Franco-Prussian War. The books were :

"Wellington Invades France, the Final Phase of the Peninsular War, 1813 - 1814" by Ian C Robertson.

"Napoleon 1814" by Andrew Uffindell.

"Waterloo The Hundred Days" by David Chandler.

All very enjoyable and informative, particularly the Uffindell book. (Holts Tours have sent a provisional list of tours for 2014 that includes a tour of the area east of Paris covered by the Uffindell book, I shall put my name down for that.)

I thought I have read a lot of books on Napoleon's campaigns but never a biography and there are hundreds to choose from. What a dilemma. Apply pot luck. I went to the York branch of Oxfam Books and I bought a copy of"Napoleon" by Frank McLynn for £1.50. What good luck that was. I knew about the battles and campaigns but this was the first time I have read about them in chronological order. Another aspect I had missed was Napoleon's personality, his family and his coterie of military men. The majority of them do not come out well, the ideals of the Revolution were quickly forgotten by a group of avaricious, covetous and rapacious men  and women. The book has reinforced my long time impression of Napoleon, namely a great start to a career by an extremely talented young officer who spotted his chance and seized it, peaked at Austerlitz and with his legal reforms, then went on a slow decline. I am left with two more questions. First, why did he put up with such incompetence from some of his generals, such as Bernadotte? Second, was he a brilliant general up to an Army sized force who overstretched himself with Grand Strategy? Oh, a third question, what was his charisma, what was his hold over such a large part of the French, indeed European, population?

The second book was "Incomparable , Napoleon's 9th Light Infantry Regiment" by T.E. Crowdy. This book has been reviewed with great praises. I am supporting those praises. This is a great insight into the world of Napoleon's French Army at  a grass roots level, that of the ordinary soldier, NCO and officer. Terry Crowdy has researched the available letters, journals and diaries of the men and their families. A very good history that I recommend.

Thursday, 25 July 2013

Tirailleurs Senegalais & Cuirassiers, early WW1

This picture was on the Facebook page of World War One. I don't know where he finds these photos but I thank him for so doing.

A terrific photograph showing Senegalese Tirailleurs in discussion with two Cuirassier Officers. No date given. The cuirassiers are almost timeless but the tirailleurs wear the M1898 jacket and breeches and the khaki canvas gaiters issued in August 1914.

Wednesday, 24 July 2013

Ken Watanabe remakes "Unforgiven"

Something to look forward to. Ken Watanabe and director Lee Song-Il have remade "Unforgiven" into a samurai film, Yurusarezaru mono.

Since WWII a number of Japanese films have been remade by Hollywood. "Seven Samurai" was remade as "The Magnificent Seven". "Yojimbo" was remade as "Fistful of Dollars" and later as "Last Man Standing". This time the remake is going in the opposite direction. Clint Eastwood's film "Unforgiven" has been remade. Watanabe is playing a samurai who is tempted into some bounty work in Japan.

Cinema goers first saw Ken Watanabe in "The Last Samurai" and was nominated for the best supporting actor Oscar. He has had roles in several Hollywood films, such as "Letters from Iwo Jima" and "Inception".

No reviews of the new film yet, but I am watching this with great interest.

Monday, 22 July 2013

The Ashes 2013, Game 2, Lord's, London

English Centurions, Ian Bell and Joe Root, photo from The Guardian, thank you

The series results so far, after game 2.

Well played England. Very well played Ian Bell and Joe Root.

Saturday, 20 July 2013

M1907 Machine Gun 'St Etienne'

This photograph was on Facebook World War One site.

A French army machine gun team manning a St Etienne Model 1907 machine gun. The white kepi covers suggests the team is taking part in manoeuvres.

This was the standard mg issued to French army units, although in very small numbers, at the start of the Great War.

Photo 2 and 3 show the mg. The middle photo is another mg team in action during manoeuvres. These pictures are from "The French Army in the First World War" Volume 1, by Laurent Mirouze and Stephane Dekerle, an extremely good and useful book that I use a lot, one of my best purchases, actually a Christmas present from my partner.

Tuesday, 16 July 2013

Fortress Visit Report no. 9 : Ile de Ré Redoubt at Le Matray

 The Western part of the Ile de Ré is connected to the rest of the island by a very narrow strip of land. A fort was built here in 1627, rebuilt in 1674 and modified by Vauban in 1685.
Plan from French National Archives. The wall on the left faces North
 The redoubt is in the shape of a square, each face being approx. 50 metres in length. In the centre is the Corps du Garde and barracks building, the other buildings being a powder magazine, an oven and a store. The entrance is a pedestrian doorway on the Western side, with a drawbridge over the dry moat.

Google Earth photo showing the orientation of the redoubt.

The redoubt was built on the diagonal to allow two faces to cover the sea and two faces to cover inland to the other coast.

Garrison numbers and armaments is unclear, although in 1808 the work had eight cannons, presumably two on each face.

Following the Occupation of 1940, the Germans incorporated the redoubt into the Atlantic Wall, forming part of the defences for La Rochelle and La Pallice U-Boat base. They inserted a new work a Stutzpunkt, into the South facing wall, as can be seen in the photo from Google Earth. Part of the South wall was taken down and, in the recess, the primary armament was a 47mm anti-tank gun. Six machine guns were installed on the site.
South wall showing the business side of the German work.

South wall looking West.

German main armament casement

Machine gun port.

The dry moat on the West wall.

Tobruk emplacement, South-West corner, to cover the main entrance

West wall, with entrance just visible

North-East corner

East wall

South wall and South-East corner, the recessed German work is not visible

I found this photograph on the Internet, showing an external tobruk near the South-East corner that I missed when I was there. I did not make a note of the photographer, sorry.

Sunday, 14 July 2013

The Ashes 2013, Game 1, Trent Bridge, Nottingham.

Well done boys, well done Jimmy, 10 wickets and Man of the Match.

Now - - - Thursday at Lord's.

Tuesday, 9 July 2013

Griff Rhys Jones in Burma

Yesterday I watched "Burma, My Father and the Forgotten Army", on BBC2.

Griff's father served in Burma in 1944/45. He qualified as a doctor in Wales, enlisted and posted to the 82nd African Infantry Division in the Gold Coast, now Ghana. From there, the division was posted to Burma where it participated in the fighting against Japanese forces, fighting alongside Indian, Ghurka and British troops.

Griff travelled to Ghana where he met several surviving members of the division, buddied up with one of them and the two of them travelled to Burma, where they visited some of the fighting areas.

This was a really interesting programme. I did not know African young men had been trained and shipped to the Far East to fight for us, partially because someone in Whitehall thought both Ghana and Burma have jungles, so the men would have no trouble acclimatising. This show has shown to me, yet again, just how much there is to learn about World War 2.

I recommend this programme. It was quite easy to watch, the location work was very illuminating, there was a good choice of historical film, Griff was very good guide and raconteur with a good hat. If you can see it, it will be on BBC I-Player for some time.

Sunday, 7 July 2013

World War Z

Last Thursday we had lunch at the newly opened branch of "Cote" in York, very nice, good menu, good food, good service. After, feeling a little overfull, we went to the cinema to see "World War Z".

This film has received fairly average reviews, I was in two minds whether to go, but I'm really pleased I went. My partner was not keen and it is not a film for great intellectual dissection. However I found it to be a very enjoyable two hours, I am glad we went.

I remember when Brad Pitt first came to the film-going public's attention in "Thelma and Louise", I understand he was considered to be something of a very beautiful man, very striking good looks. Has he lost his shine? He has demonstrated some talent, my favourites being "Se7en" "Twelve Monkeys" and "The Tree of Life". With this film he is reasonably convincing.

One thing I love about big budget, big cast numbered films is to spot known faces in the cameos. So there is David Morse and Peter Capaldi - always pleasant to see them - John Gordon Sinclair as the Navy SEAL commander, something of a surprise. The best spotting - Grégeory Fitoussi as the pilot, he plays one of the avocats in "Engrenages", the French policier known as "Spiral" in the UK.

Monday, 1 July 2013

British Army GS Wagon from cica 1914 at Heugh Battery

This is a GS wagon as used by the British Army during WW1. At some time the wooden spoked wheels have been replaced by rubber tyred wheels but, considering its age, the wagon is in remarkably good condition.

FVR 8a Heugh Battery Internal Photos

These are the photographs I took of the internals of the battery.

Steps to go down to the underground magazine
Magazine on the left, lamp room on the right.

Looking back to the steps.

Entrance to the shifting lobby and changing areas.
Shell hoist to the battery, in need of repair.
Closer shot of shell hoist.

Light reveals, powder store on the other side.

Cartridge lift hole, missing lift.

Display area.
Inside the guard room, now used as main entrance to the site.


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The Bodyshop - Drops of Youth - Bouncy Sleeping Mask | a Review

Last week I uploaded a video over on YouTube about a few amazing The Body Shop products and their ingredients and what those ingredients are good for.
Why don´t you come on over and say hi :)
just click here

After I planed to do a review on this product anyway I decided to stop waiting and do it right now ;)
Maybe its a little to early to do this review, usually I wait pretty long to do a review on a product, because I really want you to have a very detailed experience, but I´ll tell you what I think so far and sooner or later there will be a empties video over on my YouTube channel and than you´ll get the deepest review ever :)
I am currently sitting on my balcony and listening to the fountain in the garden and to a little disney music :) oh summer I just love you

To start with I´ll simply tell you what the packaging says:

"Refreshing bouncy cream gel leave on mask containing cell renewing Edelweiss stem cells. Over night moisturises and replenishes for youthful looking skin which feels bouncier, smoother, refreshed, recharged and renewed. "
"Apply every night on cleansed skin as last step of skin care. Scoop with spatula and apply on face and neck and gently massage into skin. Leave on to absorb, avoid eye area"

That is a pretty good information already :)
But like I said in my video I was very interested in every single information you can get on the ingredients :)

1. Edelweiss stem cells

This ingredient, the leontopodium alpinum stems, has a hight concentrations of leontopodic acids A and B which have strong antioxidant properties. Next to that it has strong anti-collagenase and hyalurnonidase activity, therefore helping to limit the degeneration of important maromolecules in the skin. With using the plants defense to protect the skin -> harness the protective substances the plant uses to defend itself against harsh climatic and environmental conditions.

Benefits of stem cells:
  • benefits skins´ ability to regenerate
  • Protect durability of skin stem cells
  • Delay biological aging of essential cells
  • Preserve the youthful look and vitality of the skin

2. Community fair trade Babassu oil

Its a extract from the nuts of the wild-growing babassu palm tree that is native to South America, brasil. In the last years it has become popular in the beauty industry because it possesses many fatty acids which are beneficial to skins overall health.
The oil is rich in vitamin E and phytosterols which act as the oil´s anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant agents
50% of the oil´s composition is made up of lauric acid which are found in i.e. coconut oil, human/cow/goats milk and have moisturising abilities and are recognised as a acne fighter with its antimicrobial properties
The other 50% are made of a combination of
  • stearic acids: found in many natural products like coconut butter and used in many products like soaps or candles because of its role as thickener or hardener
  • myristic acids: has many uses like fragrance ingredient; opacifying and cleansing agent, surfactant, emulsifier, it has a primary property as a lubricant and is found i.e. in coconut oil
  • palmitic acids: this ingredient is in detergens, soap and cleansing products. It has similar uses to myristic acids and also is not considered a primary or cumulative irritant, nor sensitizer although it does create foam and can be drying
  • oleic acids: it makes oil richer and heavier so they are extra occlusive and can seal in moisture
In daily life it is used for: cooking, as a cleansing agent in soaps and detergens, to treat itchiness and dryness to skin and scalp, to treat diseases/illness, its a moisturiser itself and used as hair care

First thing first - I love this product very much.
I have very sensitive skin and no problems at all if it comes to tolerance or how my skin reacts to it.
It is very hydrating even if I think that is is probably not rich enough for skin like mine. Never the less I have not irritation on my skin and I like how it feels very much, especially in the morning if you wake up with amazing moisturised skin!!! :D

The only thing you have to get used to is this very weird gel like, liquidy texture...I can´t put my finger on it ;) its just something you don´t see every day ;) and a little downer is if you use it with the little spoon like thingy which comes with it, use it as fast as possible cause it starts to melt as soon as it touches your skin

It is basically is what the packaging says. The bouncing sleeping mask is literally that, a mask to apply at night and leave on over night to sleep in
It is a product for all skin types, particularly for dry or dehydrated skin.
Simply use it like the packaging tells you. I use it as the last part of my night time routine after cleansing and after (if used) my serum or after toner or simply on its own.

I paid 26€ for it, I think it is 30$ and 22£.
At first the price stopped my buying this, but now after using it I really think it is worth the money. This will last you a very very long time. It is a 90ml pot and cause of the texture you only ned the tiniest little bit every night.

Oh wow what a review...sorry about this incredible length ;)
but I think this is it now...I probably forgot talking about something you are interested in...
sorry just let my know in the comments
if you have some question or other comments feel free to let my know and I´ll do my best to make you 100% happy :)
And don´t forget to tell me what you think about this product :D

Have a wonderful week and I hope an amazing weekend

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09 June 2015

612. Randomly Rebooting Router (E2500-AU v1.0 w/ TomatoUSB)

Rolling update:
* 24 June 2015: 7 days uptime with wifi working perfectly. Did reboot it last night because my work computer lost contact with the router somehow (connects via reverse tunnel). The issue with the Randomly Rebooting Router can be considered solved. Obviously, it's solved by crippling the router by turning off the 5 GHz band and tkip (the latter may not be related though).

* Submitted a bug report:

* 16 June 2015 12:42 AEST.  The router has been up for two days and four hours (and counting) in spite of heavy use of our phones. Seems like turning off 5 GHz and/or switching from AES to TKIP has worked. A fair criticism is that I don't have much of a baseline to compare with when it comes to reboots, but subjectively there's a lot less swearing over crappy wifi the past two days.

* 14 June 2015 08:05 AEST. After two days of uptime when radio-silence was enforced, we turned our phones back on. The router rebooted later that night. Same thing happened the next night. After briefly putting dd-wrt on the router, I put tomatousb back on it, turned off 5 GHz and changed from AES to TKIP. The router has been up since 9.30 pm last night (10 h and counting)

Found this bug report:

Also read this with interest:

I've seen posts that find that dd-wrt doesn't have the randomly rebooting issue. dd-wrt doesn't support dual band, at least on e2500. I was surprised that v1 of the cisco linksys firmware had the same exact issue (random reboots when 5 GHz is on). It's all pointing in a specific direction.

Not sure why using the 5 GHz channel with my laptop doesn't trigger the reboots, but maybe they did -- but happened less frequently due to the lower number of 5 GHz capable devices prior to us getting the phones.

* 10 June 2015 16:24 AEST. Since turning off wifi on the Samsung Galaxy S4 phones (but using the two laptops and the tablet listed below) the router has stayed up for 24 hours 8 hours and 11 minutes, and counting. The night between Monday and Tuesday, when we were using our phones, the router rebooted at least twice.

This is another one of those posts that don't offer a solution, but rather states a problem. I'm doing this in the hope that others who are making similar observations as I am will see this and...well, feel slightly less alone at the very least. In the best case, someone will have a solution and offer it as a comment.

So, here's the issue:
* I have a Linksys E2500-AU v1.0 that is running TomatoUSB (howto)
Tomato v1.28.0000 MIPSR2-128 K26 USB Max ======================================================== Welcome to the Linksys E2500 v1.0 [TomatoUSB] Uptime: 08:14:26 up 1 min Load average: 0.52, 0.18, 0.06 Mem usage: 28.4% (used 17.06 of 59.96 MB) WAN : @ 58:6D:8F:D3:XX:XX LAN : @ DHCP: - WL0 : volatile @ channel: AU13 @ 58:6D:8F:D3:XX:XX WL1 : volatile50 @ channel: AU153 @ 00:01:36:1F:XX:XX ========================================================
* It has a "Broadcom BCM5357 chip rev 2 pkg 8"

* For a long time it, and its predecessor (a WRT-54GL), were running just fine. The predecessor got replaced due to a fried power supply.

* Over the past six-seven months there have been issues with the wireless signal dropping. It isn't just the wireless transmission being stopped and restarted, but the router actually reboots (according to uptime).

* We used to have the following wireless devices: Fujitsu lifebook (v100?), Thinkpad SL410, Google Nexus One and a HTC Legend. At some point we also got a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2. This configuration was running for a few years.

* Coinciding roughly with the perceived start of the rebooting issue was me purchasing a Samsung Galaxy S4 (i9505).

* The issue got a lot worse recently.

* Recently my partner also got a Samsung Galaxy S4 (i9505).

* I have an almost identical router (v2) at work, and the current uptime is 140 days. I do connect very occasionally via wireless to it using my Samsung Galaxy S4. However, this router has a "Broadcom BCM5357 chip rev 1 pkg 8".

What seems to be happening:
The Samsung Galaxy S4 phones seem to be destabilising the router and causing reboots. No, wait, hear me out. It shouldn't happen, and the adage about 'correlation vs causation' may well be true in this case too, but there are precendents (apparently) when it comes to Intel wireless devices:

On from 2010
Hrm...routers used to spontaneously reboot when the wireless driver failed on Tomato as a result of an Intel (mobile) wireless driver bug on Windows. Maybe similar?
On from 2007
Currently using DD-wrt V24, it's been up for 25 days I can confirm it has something to do with the broadcom wireless drivers.

What kind of wireless device does your laptop have? Is it Intel 2100/2200 by any chance?
And in the end the thread concludes that it was due to users with Intel 2100/2200 cards.

The Samsung Galaxy S4 has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 APQ8064AB, with is a system-on-a-chip. The Nexus One and HTC Legend also had snapdragons, but obviously much older models. The Galaxy Tab 2 seems to have a Texas Instrument chip (TI OMAP 4430).

Could it be that the phones are causing the issues?

Luckily it's something that's reasonably easy to test, so I'm looking forward to reporting back in a couple of days (of enforced radio silence).

A different test will be to swap routers (but not power supplies) between work and home and see if the behaviour is location dependent. That will take a lot more effort though due to the very specific set-ups.

As the logs get erased on reboot I'm tracking the uptime from now on using autossh and logging from a work computer that's always on.

Some more:
Below is a post regarding iphones, and rebooting routers.

While that post is not related to 5GHz causing issues, it's got me thinking that as neither the Fujitsu, Galaxy Tab, Nexus One or HTC legend support 5 GHz but the Samsung Galaxy S4 phones do, the issue may be possibly related to that. There is obviously quite a lot of things to test.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: in the mean time we have been checking and elimination as well. We have been trying to connect certain wireless devices to the network through the DAP and something odd has come up. We have been trying mobile phones (smartphones) at first. My own telephone (Samsung Galaxy S3) seems to cause no troubles. With that phone connected for a whole day, internet connection does not fail once (the router does not reboot). I have been trying both 5Ghz and 2.4 Ghz. bands, both worked okay. One colleague also wanted to connect his Apple Iphone 3G (S?) to the network. I told him he could but this phone could not find the 5Ghz network, so I have switched back to 2.4Ghz again. The iPhone connected and within 5 minutes the connection interrupted. I have set the network back to 5Ghz (so the iPhone could no longer connect) and changed the network settings again. This morning I switched back to 2.4 with only my phone connected. Not a problem. This afternoon I let my colleague connect his phone again and disconnected my Samsung. Within 5 minutes the router started to reboot! After I had the iPhone disconnected again and let another colleague connect his phone, a Samsung Galaxy S(1). So far no problems.

Tomato Anon
Somehow the Spontaneously Rebooting Router doesn't show up here, while the stable one does:

Either way, the anon database is a great way of quickly finding out what Tomato version you can put on your router.


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Monday, March 17, 2008

CIO Open House

Known as Mahjong King
  • 15th March, went to my CIO open house at Bdr. Sg. Long last Saturday weekend. It was my nephew 1yr old celebration as well.
  • The food was good and enjoy mingling around with colleagues and manage to see my ex-boss Victor Lee...need to thank him as he recommend me for promotion.
  • Reach CIO house at 6pm ... cause all wanna play mahjong. It's been a year i din touch mahjong and therefore, told my colleagues that tonight I will be giving free tuition fees.
  • So without further delay...we setup mahjong player. Gosh, I am playing with the mahjong master which they been playing since they are kids.
  • I dunno how to read chinese, so I need to memorize the mahjong tiles but I have basic understanding of Mahjong rules and point calculation. Even I don't know how to count or which tiles to seperate after throwing the dice.
  • We decided each point is RM 0.20 sen and each Joker is RM 0.50sen.
  • First two round I lost....then all my Mahjong skills recall back and familiar with it already.
  • From there, won all the way....and just within 2 hr....won RM 52 dat night. Got once I am so lucky enuff to have the highiest rank in Mahjong and 'chi mo' sumore ...which I explode point and with 3 joker in hand...which cost my colleague to pay me RM 9.50 each.
  • Everyone was crowding behind me as my tiles is very good and excited to watch us playing. They label me as 'Pan Chu Sek Lou Fu' ----> english: 'Act like a pig and eat up a tiger' and telling them I dunno how to play. I admit that I was very lucky that night and not skill.
  • Today, my colleague demand me to treat them lunch.

Top L-R: 1. Me and Choy smiling away 2. Ah Loy thinking which tile to discard in order not to let me win 3. CK look so comfortable

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Sunday, November 15, 2015

Hi Everyone,

This is a dialog shot that I worked on with victor last semester that I would like to finish up.

The scenario is a lonely man that visits this bar quite often. He's kicked back a drink and now hes describing the holidays to the bar tender.

The mouth is just up and down right now so my next task is to really dial into those mouth expressions and mouth shapes of the dialog.

 Let me know your thoughts and feedback.

  1. Hey Mike, nice scenario.

    I think my main thing with this shot is that his body language doesn't change after she kisses him. I feel like he wouldn't still be slouched on the bar after the kiss.

    Same thing with his eyelids, I think they could use variation between that first beat and last beat of the shot. His eyelids are droopy on the first beat and then get droopy at the end.

    Also something stood out to me about how he got kissed and didn't look to see who kissed him.

    Hope this helps!

  2. Hi Mike, I did a drawing for they eyes at the end. Looking at this shot after having been away from it for so long, I agree with Rami's comment about changing the body more after the kiss. You could just lift him out of the slouch a bit and maybe slide the hand to a different position on the face.


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Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Haley Family Spring Portraits!

Ahhh Spring is in the air! Do you smell that? I LOVE the smell of spring :) The Haley family is moving soon and luckily got to sneak in a photo shoot while the flowers were just coming into bloom :) It's been great getting to know you guys! Here are some of my favorite shots of the day :) Haley family, you all have the most amazing eyes!
*Canon MarkII

<3 V

AM said...

Those look fabulous! Especially the close ups all all three kids. Yes, the Haley family is beautiful!

Victoria Dawn Burgamy said...

Thank you!

Fresh Garden said...

Truly adorable!
Absolutely wonderful!


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Monday, October 31, 2011

Happy Halloween everybody! I hope you've all had your fill of sweets and booze! This week seemed like the perfect time for me to announce me and my husband's newest collaboration project! It will be a collaborative effort with other artists and writers! It will be ready for the public one year from today! Let the countdown begin!

Friday, October 14, 2011

Cat Circus

My now husband likes to always entertain me with little stories about our cats, one day he said that my old cat boots had run off to the circus while I was away. I imagined what a circus full of cats looked like and was very amused. I imagine there would be lots of cute kitties and lots of fur flying!

I have this also listed in my shop as a large and small print! I'll have some at CTN X too!


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Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Poetry + Jazz: The Language of Rhythm

This week, SFJAZZ closes out the first season in their new performance Center with the 1st Annual SFJAZZ Poetry Festival in the Joe Henderson Lab. The four-night run of the festival, which begins this Thursday, was curated by SFJAZZ Poet Laureate Ishmael Reed and features a diverse cast of poets that include the current California state poet laureate Juan Felipe Herrera, the celebrated feminist poet Lorna Dee Cervantes, the elegant Beat Generation writer Michael McClure and numerous others. Not only will the festival feature some of the most prominent poets the Bay Area has to offer, many of the readings each night will include improvising instrumentalists in an attempt to highlight the strong connection between poetry and jazz.

Even though this is SFJAZZ's first festival that focuses solely on the powerful combination of the two expressive art forms, poetry and jazz have had a rich history together dating all the way back to the 1920 when we saw the first emergence of "jazz poetry", the rhythmic improvisational poetry style adopted by notable poets like Ezra Pound, T. S. Eliot, E. E. Cummings, and Langston Hughes. This melding of art forms continued to evolve during the fifties and sixties, especially with Beat Generation poets like Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and LeRoi Jones (now known as Amiri Baraka) who often included musical accompaniment during their poetry readings. The seventies saw artists like Gil Scott-Heron and The Last Poets become leading voices of their generation by incorporating jazz, spoken-word and poetry into their music. For almost 100 years, the collaboration of poetry and jazz has been a strong form of artistic expression that is rooted deeply in American culture, making this new annual Poetry Festival an exciting yearly event.

As we gear up for the 1st Annual SFJAZZ Poetry Festival and the importance that these two art forms have had on music and society, here are just a few notable recordings that have combined jazz and poetry.

Gil Scott-Heron - "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" (1971)
Arguably the most popular song to ever incorporate poetry and music. Due to the overall success of the recording and it's politically driven lyrics, the song's title became a popular slogan among the 1960s protest movements in the United States.

The Last Poets - "Bird's World" (1972)
One of the many powerful recordings by this group, which like Gil Scott-Heron been credited as one of the earliest influences on hip-hop music.

Frank Foster - "The Loud Minority" (1974)
Dee Dee Bridgewater's powerful use of poetry on this song is arguably saxophonist Frank Foster's most defining recording moment as a bandleader.

Jujus & Sarah Webster Fabio - "Sweet Songs" (1976)
This lesser known recording features poet and educator Sarah Webster Fabio, who taught at the University of California, Berkeley. During her time there, she played a pivotal role in establishing the universities' first Black Studies department.

Billy Harper with Amiri Baraka - "Knowledge of Self" (2008)
A more recent example of the two art forms coming together featuring the highly acclaimed and controversial poet Amiri Baraka, is considered by many as one of the most respected and most widely published writers of his generation.

To learn more about the 1st Annual SFJAZZ Poetry Festival and/or purchase tickets, visit the SFJAZZ website.

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Saturday, March 17, 2007

Here is "Squid Kid". He's an idea I have for a children's book. He's been marinating in my noggin' for sometime. We'll see what happens.

illgnosis said...

tent'olds!.. but can he dunk?!

Joshua Williamson said...

As I've told you before. I love that kid. He looks sad and down here, but I understand that is part of the story.
Keep em coming! I can't wait to see a whole book.

J.Ho said...

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Saturday, April 16, 2011

Speak English or Die.

Statistics show that 66.6% of this blog's followers' community are not native German speakers. Hence this blog is going English, thus international. Meanwhile the textual focus will shift from "Vinyl Reissues One Must Own" to "Rants About Music". RAM.

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Friday, March 11, 2005

One billion Chinese can't be wrong

One thing that has always bothered me about Church doctrine is the huge number of things that will have to be sorted out in the Millennium and spirit world. There are billions of Chinese and Indian people living and dying right now without any inkling of the church. People lived for thousands of years in epochs were there was no organized church. It seems a safe bet that the majority of God's creation will hear the gospel for the first time in the spirit prison. This doesn't really seem fair (whether to them or us, I can't tell).
What's the point of living on earth if everything will just have to be rectified later? Just to get a body? It seems wasteful.
It is odd to me that for thousands of years God confined his dealings to a small ethnic minority (the Jews) and seems to be doing the same today. If He could get his message out there more, He'd be saving a lot of work later.

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Saturday, 17 November 2007

All over, like a rash

Three skeins of Colinette Point 5 make a scarf. I first discovered this on Yarnstorm last month. Gorgeous, I thought, but I Don't Do chunky yarn and ginormous needles, it's not who I am as a knitter. Then there was another one, over at Knit Like a Man. I was beginning to waver, browsing the Colinette site in the middle of the night, trying to decide upon a colour. I began to construct elaborate arguments about the necessity of trying new kinds of knitting, for the sake of my personal development. I decided that Florentina was my favourite colourway in the world, ever (or at least since the episode with the Cherry Tree Hill 'Java'). I fell in love with a pair of Lantern Moon needles. I cast on.

15 stitches on 12 mm needles gave me a scarf that is currently 6 inches wide and nearly 8 foot in length (92 inches, to be precise), but it may be growing. The colours are so intense that they practically glow in the dark, and it is beautifully soft and warm in the current frost. It took all of four days to knit, from the 11th to the 14th of November, and once I had worked out that I needed to jam the right needle in my armpit and knit traditional-style it wasn't even that tricky negotiating the broomstick-dimensioned needles. I'd knit another in a heartbeat (Gill, if you fancy one then name your colour and you can have it for Christmas, because I'm feeling a little uninspired at the moment). On the other hand, having proven that I can be a knitter of enormo-yarn, I have fled back to socks and lace. I don't want to try too many new things at once.

Anonymous said...

That is *gorgeous*.
And will you please stop trying to tell me you can't put outfits together? Very chic

Vivienne said...

Mrs Upton's beret by Marks and Spencers, jacket by Sainsburys, grey flannel trousers by herself (they're wearing out and I cannot find another fabric as good), and make-up utterly non-existent. But the photographer loves me, which helps.

Anonymous said...

I've just given in to temptation and spent ten minutes browsing the Colinette site.

Damn. Damn. My credit card did *not* want to know about that. And I have enough yards of fabric and reels of embroidery silk that I don't need to start stockpiling wool as well, especially at £8 the skein. But I think I might be about to.

Incidentally, if you think that's chunky, have a look at last month's Vogue.

Anonymous said...

What are the colour options? Are they on the Colinette site? I will have a look when I don't have a temperature and my brain works again.

mooncalf said...

It looks lovely! I chose this colourway too in Giotto and made a summer jumper. I love it (although I may have been slightly swayed by the descriptions of medieval court scene on the Colinette website).

I'd better close my browser on the Colinette shop as I'm inches away from succumbing to the Jay colour: "Mysterious and elusive. The softness of down and the darkness of forged steel. A blue green feather that shimmers in flight." Gah!


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Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Introducing Mobicents IPBX

Many Mobicents community users are already familiar with IPBX, which is complete (and open-source) Media PBX with rich Web User Interface, but it's been on the background for some time due to higher priority tasks. Now with the increased community feedback, we present the new version of IPBX 1.0 CR, which is stable and covers a number of real use-cases. I cannot not mention the guys from Manaty for their help testing the IPBX and finding/solving a number of problems. But I want to thank all users who gave feedback and reported their experiences.

For those who are new to IPBX - this is a converged application (meaning it serves several protocols HTTP, SIP, Media/RTP) and as such it provides integrated experience acrosss several technologies. Let's see this short video of what the application really does:

What we see here is users authenticating against the application over HTTP and SIP protocols from Web browsers and SIP Phones respectively. They use the same credentials for both HTTP and SIP, the sessions are related to each other by the users and the state of the calls can be displayed in the Web browser of particular users. Moreover, when users call each-other they participate in the same calls, thus many users may want to see the state of the same call or conference bridge - the IPBX provides that as well.

Once you are in a call, you can invite more people in a conference, or you can remove participants. When you need to type something, use the conference chat. All participants in the conference will see the messages. The video also shows a function known as call parking, which allows you to transfer a call from one phone to another.

There are many things not shown in this video. When you are getting started you should take a look at the administrative panels (log in as admin/admin). Three important features there:
  • PSTN Accounts - allows you to call PSTN phones such as mobile and landline phones through a PSTN gateway service provider
  • PBX Settings - allows you to configure the PBX behaviour, the system announcement files, calling prefix, etc
  • User Administration - you can edit the user accounts from here
It is important to note that once configured, the PBX can operate without any Web User Interface. If you like you can register your phones blindly and start making calls by dialing peers or PSTN numbers (with the prefix). The SIP and Web parts of the application, although implemented by the same application logic can operate independently and still catch-up with each other if you want to log in from the Web UI.

On the technical side, this application was implemented on top of Mobicents Sip Servlets 1.0 for JBoss AS 4.2.3, Seam Telco Framework 2.2, JBoss Seam and Richfaces with JBoss Developer Studio and Mobicents Eclipse Plugins.

I really hope this project to gain more developer community interest to help us build the next features on the roadmap. Right now the following features are planned for the near future:
  • Recording calls
  • Better UI
  • Voicemail
  • Multiline calls
There are certainly a lot of other features we'd like to add, and if you have other ideas they are more than welcome.

There are few other videos, but I will just add this one for the Linux users with another set of phones:

Finally, some links:

Jean Deruelle said...

Congrats on this release ! Looks like the PBX competition will heat up with this new release :-)

Antonio Anderson M. de Souza said...

Congratulation for this release, I'd like to know if there are some plan to implemenat an IP-Centrex based on IPBX?

And I'd like to contribute with this project.

whitelassiblog said...

Excellent introduction to the project.

I was thinking about the IPBX integrated with an IMS core network.

I am thinking of possible use case scenarios. If i get some nice ones, I will help contribute them to this project.

Vladimir Ralev said...

Thanks guys!

Antonio, Centrex is not yet on our roadmap, which is based on community feedback. There is a plan however to make the necessary changes in the architecture to expose similar functionality that would eventually help moving to Centrex.

You are very welcome to contribute to the project and I am trying encourage more users to do it. Just let me know :)

Aayush, with IMS I am a bit afraid that converged authentication will have to go through IMS nodes even for HTTP, which would be hard. I would really love to have presence in the IPBX though and thinking what's a good way to do it. What else could be a useful feature from IMS?

Sachin Parnami said...

Nice one Vlad :)

One doubt, any guess how billing will be taken care?

I mean what would be the best way of billing? how we can calculate the usage of system?

Does DID and Termination has also taken care in it?

Vladimir Ralev said...

For now this is intended for small office PBX. If you talk to PSTN phones, you get charged by the PSTN gateway. You don't need to charge the users in the office.

We don't cover charging or DID yet, although it looks to me like just a few days of work to get them working.

For PSTN termination we use PSTN gateways, but we do not terminate on our own.

Sachin Parnami said...

ot that how PSTN GW integration has been done if it is not termination?
Since we dont have SS7 RA ready in Mobicents yet?

Sachin Parnami said...

Ahh Sorry, It should be read as
ok so, how PSTN GW integration.......

Vladimir Ralev said...

It is termination. I mean that the PSTN gateways allow us to treat PSTN phones as SIP phones. We talk SIP to the PSTN gateway and the gateway makes the real PSTN phones ring. We use or

We do not answer PSTN calls in the PBX right now.

whitelassiblog said...

For IMS, I am looking at the following possibilities for the PBX:

1.IPBX connecting as an external SIP based multimedia network to the IMS core over the Mm reference point. This would mean that PBX keeps its registration/authentication in tact and communicates to the I-CSCF only if the PBX user needs to "dial out" to an IMS network (by pressing a special key). This is the outgoing IMS session case from the PBX user.

2. The Same PBX can now talk to the I-CSCF over the Ma reference point in case of incoming calls. The IMS subscriber dials a PBX extension number (belonging to a IPBX customer and provisioned at the PBX datasource). The I-CSCF terminates the call to the PBX and the PBX connects both parties (acting as a UAS). Here, we can also use the ISC reference point, where the S-CSCF terminates the call to the PBX customer if IPBX is provisioned as a service in the HSS.

3. Virtual PBX calling + FMFM service:

I am currently not at my desk to take the incoming IPBX call (unregistered with the IPBX). However I am IMS registered. The knowledge of my IMS registration is conveyed by the S-CSCF using the 3rd party registration procedures (which require no authentication). Some PBX user (boss) calls me on my PBX line. The IPBX checks for my IMS registration status and proxies the call to the S-CSCF who terminates the call to my IMS UE.

4. Presence is certainly a value add, as you mentioned correctly. It will be nice to show presence statuses for users. The buddy list in the XDM can contain both PBX users and IMS users. If I decide to call the PBX user, the PBX connects the call as it is doing as of date. If I dial out to an IMS user, PBX behaves as given in point 1 above.

5. DIAMETER Ro and Rf interface support, where we charge all calls that are "dialed out" to the IMS network/ other VoIP networks.

This way, we can position the IPBX as an 'enterprise' IMS service for businesses.

I hope it makes sense.

I am ready to contribute to this project if needed (after upskilling myself to MSS !!)

Best Regards

whitelassiblog said...

You can use the IMS architecture to achieve PSTN integration as well (without the need for integrating with special gateways).

The BGCF will take care of the PSTN interaction part.

Vladimir Ralev said...

Thanks for the input, Aauysh. This is interesting. I have to check some IMS docs what would be different in calling IMS users. Right now it seems to me that the PBX would have to call on behalf of some registered IMS user. Which actually fits perfectly with the plan to support DID anyway. May be this won't be that hard to do. The others look a bit harder, but presence would be great.

I guess I dont have to explain how welcome contributions are.

Upskilling to MSS? That's more like downskilling for you :)

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Another entry in my ongoing TSIBTIEC series, presented without further comment:

See how many times you have to watch this until you can watch it without getting teary. I'll let you know when I find out my limit.

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I've already said a bit about Medusa, but after reading kevenn's review of the Clash of the Titans remake, I felt she was worth another look. Only not a DIRECT look, because I don't want to be turned to stone.

I actually remember when I first learned about the Gorgon. There was a Medusa pinball game at our local pizza place, and my dad explained about how she had snakes for hair and anyone who saw her turned to stone. What I didn't learn until long after that was just how many versions of the Medusa legend there were. Earlier takes on the myth made her one of the primitive chthonic monsters that were always being killed by heroes to pave the way for civilization. She was the daughter of the primordial sea deities Phorcys and Ceto, and was totally hideous. Later, the myths gave her two sisters, Stheno and Euryale, and the three were of course known collectively as the Gorgons. Later depictions and stories actually started making Medusa attractive apart from the snakes, and Ovid's version of the myth says that she was originally a drop-dead gorgeous priestess in the temple of Athena. When she and Poseidon had sex in the temple, Athena punished her by turning her into the serpent-tressed monster we all know and love. I'm not sure the story was entirely clear on whether this intercourse was willing or not. You'd think it would have to be, as there wouldn't be any sense in punishing her for something that was done TO her. Unfortunately, however, the idea of blaming rape victims has a long history, and is still practiced in some parts of the world. You probably remember the recent story of a Somali girl being stoned to death for that. Poseidon probably said Medusa was asking for it because she dressed too provocatively. The thing is, you'd think Athena would sympathize with the Gorgon, considering that not only is she female, but also supposed to be the wisest of the Olympians. As we learned in the story of Arachne, however, the goddess was not at all free from jealousy and wrath. Apparently the new Clash film uses the idea that Medusa was raped and then punished for it, and if what Kevenn said is correct, then this was never even frowned upon!

By the way, did Medusa have to feed the snakes, or were they parasitic creatures living off nutrients from her body? Inquiring minds want to know! {g}

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Saturday, June 2, 2012

Purple Saturday.

I'm so glad it is purple this month of June. I do love the color purple, not as much as blue but it is a close second.

I was able to do a little sewing while some naps happened this week. It took me one hour and 40 minutes from start to finish to put these three pinwheel blocks together. Picking fabrics, cutting and piecing.  Someone once asked how long it took to make one of the baby quilts I gave away. Honestly, I had no idea. I am kicking around the idea of making a quilt for a wedding present for the same person and think I might track the time spent making it just so I'll know when he asks! But I really need to get working on it as the wedding is in two months! Yikes. I am thinking a very scrappy log cabin quilt but we'll see what happens.

Back to Rainbow Saturday - I made these three pinwheels...

 and some of the leader enders for this week. Yellow, pink, purple and green are the one's I have cut so far. Still no clue what these will become. I am thinking maybe I'll add a colored triangle to each side of a four patch......... still thinking on it though.

Go on over to SoScrappy and see what others have been working on this purple Saturday.

  1. Beautiful pinwheels. Sometimes it is best NOT to know how long a quilt takes to make. When you star adding up the hours it gets scary in a hurry.

  2. I have a friend who keeps a log tracking how much time she spends on each quilt. I'm not that organized!

    Purples look wonderful - love being able to see the progress from month to month!

  3. Love your purple pinwheels. Leader enders, too. I'm enjoying the Rainbow Challenge. Creating projects with the 'color of the month' and SEEING what others create. And looking forward to December when all our colorful blocks come together.

  4. Love the pinwheels in purple - so pretty. Your leaders/enders are fabulous - I really like them with the background fabric you have chosen. They look very striking.

  5. Love those purples! You really get alot done with two small kids, I don't know how you do it.

  6. Beautiful pinwheels, purple is such a rich, fun color to work with.

    Your leaders and enders look fun too.

  7. Love your purples. I used that black/multi polka dot on a project 2 years ago, and the scraps alot since then. It's one of my favorites.

  8. I do love your purple blocks. You must be getting good at making them as you were fast.

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You may recall how, after 9/11, the Bush Administration’s CIA brought in Hollywood scriptwriters—professional speculators—to help them imagine terrorist scenarios. Using airplanes-as-bombs was not a new idea, not even an “unthinkable” one to thriller writers.

Right after 9/11 the momentum for developing anti-terrorism technologies was strong, some money was wasted, and some real improvements were achieved. (Here’s an excellent Atlantic article summarizing our post-9/11 security gains and gaps.) But that momentum has largely faded.

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Monday, November 14, 2011

An Ode to PM

If I still lived in Columbia we totally would have gone to Pizza Man for dinner tonight. I was craving a tossed salad with Parmesan peppercorn ranch dressing, french fries and a slice of cheese pizza. I essentially got the same as this at a local pizza place here in Ossining and it was good, don't get me wrong. But it was no PM. Oh, you are missed, my friend!

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