Re: [cwelug] CWE-LUG meeting today is canceled

[N Moon]

Scott,
Hope you get well soon. Remember, garlic is your friend. It's also what makes 
chicken soup so good. Therefore, have a nice pot of garlic soup!
Nik Moon

-Original Message-
From: Scott Granneman sc...@granneman.com
Sent: Mar 2, 2014 10:54 AM
To: CWE-LUG cwelug@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [cwelug] CWE-LUG meeting today is canceled

Scott is a vegetarian  has been for almost 14 years.  Scott

--Scott GrannemanContact info at http://granneman.telSent from my iPad

On March 2, 2014 at 10:31:09 AM CST, Robert Levitt rblev...@sbcglobal.net 
wrote:Tell Scott to stay in bed as much as possible and to eat some chicken 
soup.*R. Levitt* On Mar 2, 2014, at 9:41 AM, Robin Woltman 
ro...@robinwoltman.com wrote:  We are canceling today's meeting, due to the 
expected snow, and because Scott has a dreadful cold, which he certainly 
doesn't want to pass on to any of you.   We're not sure if we can reschedule 
for next week, so we will have to let you know later. Robin  Scott —Sent 
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Re: [cwelug] Meeting Sunday

[N Moon]

Will we need a cell phone to get in like in July?
Nik Moon

-Original Message-
From: Thomas Kirk twk...@gmail.com
Sent: Aug 2, 2011 10:39 AM
To: cwelug@googlegroups.com cwelug@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cwelug] Meeting Sunday

Are we meeting Sunday? Thomas Kirk

Sent from my iPhone

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Re: [cwelug] Designing a rack system layout

[N Moon]

Depending scope, the big boy is Rackwise http://www.rackwise.com/
  
Both Dell and HP have incorporated online configuration tools. The draw back 
with them is that they're specific to they're proprietary product lines ie. all 
Dell devices in a Dell supplied rack, likewise for HP.

Bently Nevada made the 3500 Rack Configuration Software -CAD based

RackTools http://www.racktools.com/ is not Visio dependent, and a free 
download. This is from Middle Atlantic Products, a rack manufacturer. Other 
manufacturers have similar tools. BR Enclosures' Ausrack ID is an online tool

Many of these tools offer electric load and thermal planning features that 
beyond what Visio can do. 

I hope this helps.
Nik

-Original Message-
From: Robert Citek robert.ci...@gmail.com
Sent: May 6, 2010 4:14 PM
To: cwelug@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [cwelug] Designing a rack system layout

Yup, Visio is a pretty nice app.

What's funny is that many years ago I used to do CAD (yikes!  Years is
turning into decades.)  I recall creating specialized tools/objects
within the CAD environment that were unique to specific projects.  In
this case I don't really want a full CAD environment, but some kind of
CAD-like application with the special-purpose tools/objects for
servers in a rack.

Regards,
- Robert

On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 3:18 PM, Wilson, Eric ewil...@ebiz.cx wrote:
 We use Viso also.  As much as I'd like to find an alternative, there
 just isn't one with the industry supported stencils.

 Most of the large server, switch and storage vendors have very
 detailed stenciled for there hardware both front and back.

 http://www.visiocafe.com/

 Cheers;

 E!

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[cwelug] 100 Computers for XMAS

[N Moon]

WITS needs your help on Saturday, December 19th. We are donating 100 Computers 
to families for XMAS. We need techies to help boot up systems, show families 
how to start and shut down (winxp) and the VERY VERY basics - where Firefox, 
OpenOffice, AVG are. And make sure they get kb, mice, mon etc. A max of fifteen 
minutes per delivery. 
Of course NON-techies can help carry items to car for older folks. 
 
 
We are open Mon thru sat 9-4. Please let us know if you can help.  Singing 
Santa will also be there.
 
Lunch will be provided on December 19th. Delivery runs are from 9-4.  THANKS SO 
MUCH! Please email WITS if you can help:
ah...@witsinc.org

We need to know who will be volunteering to plan for food and orientation by 
5:00pm Tues. December 15th.

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[cwelug] Re: this sounds cool! (and it's open source)

[N Moon]

Did you see You can control your Marilyn Monroe neuron  article? 
http://www.physorg.com/news175417796.html There has been a flurry of articles 
about brain-to-brain research lately.
Nik


-Original Message-
From: Theresa Kehoe t...@cablemo.net
Sent: Oct 19, 2009 10:21 PM
To: cwelug@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cwelug] this sounds cool! (and it's open source)


Virtual Meetings in Physical Spaces:

http://www.physorg.com/news175198398.html

Interesting stuff!

Theresa





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[cwelug] 'brain to brain communication'-more

[N Moon]

Another article on 'Brain-to-Brain Communication' 
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/6331511/British-scientists-develop-brain-to-brain-communication.html
I knew I found it somewhere.
Nik

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[cwelug] Linux Journal 100 issues 4 $100 - ACT QUICK

[N Moon]

Linux Journal is has brought back their 100 issues for $100 promo, but it's 
limited to the first 100 takers. So, act quickly.
Nik

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[cwelug] Re: sodimm 144pin laptop memory.

[N Moon]

I may have a couple of 128MB from Sun PCI II co-processor cards. I will be back in St. Louis June 3rd. Contact me then if you want them.Nik Moon-Original Message-
From: Anthony Lordi 
Sent: May 19, 2009 5:55 PM
To: cwelug@googlegroups.com, SLUUG general discussion 
Subject: [cwelug] sodimm 144pin laptop memory.

Am upgrading a couple of old laptops and wondered if anyone has some memory sticks in their parts bin to sell. I really don't care about speed as long as they work. I'mlooking fora couple of 128MB or preferably higher sticks. you can email off line. Thanks. Tony


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[cwelug] Re: battery recycling

[N Moon]

the group they send stuff to
(whose name escapes me at the moment)-Don Ellis
= WITS
Yes they are a licensed recycler.
 Nik Moon

-Original Message-
From: Don Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Dec 1, 2008 1:27 PM
To: cwelug@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cwelug] Re: battery recycling


Should be recycled. Lithium is still toxic, though different from Cadmium.

Could probably take it to any cell-phone dealer, including Radio
Shack, or to the hazardous waste site (whose address I don't have
handy). Also check with ByteWorks and the group they send stuff to
(whose name escapes me at the moment). They're supposed to be licensed
recyclers.

--Don Ellis


On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 1:16 PM, Scott Granneman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 i have two rechargeable lithium-polymer batteries. they're about the
 size of 5 or 6 business cards stacked. the batteries, however, are way
 too old  won't hold a charge any longer.

 should i throw 'em away or recycle them? if recycle, where?

 thanks!

 scott
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[cwelug] Re: Contact the FCC for rural broadband!!!

[N Moon]

I'm not sure how broadband implimented (with encryption) over the lower VHF 
spectrum would effect devices like wireless mics. Those mics are usually analog 
and would be more easily effected by current TV signals.

Nik Moon


-Original Message-
From: Don Ellis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Nov 3, 2008 12:26 PM
To: cwelug@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cwelug] Re: Contact the FCC for rural broadband!!!

Does this take into consideration other existing users of that space, such
as wireless microphone users? Lots of users out there with investments that
are small compared to a broadcaster, but large compared to most individuals.

--Don Ellis


On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 7:23 PM, N Moon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 I am passing this along from MAIN.nc.us an organization involved with
 providing broadband access to rural areas in western North Carolina and
 eastern Tennessee.

 Dear Friends:

 The TV broadcasters are mounting a furious campaign to block the FCC
 vote next week on unlicensed use of the white spaces spectrum to
 solve the rural broadband problem.

 WE NEED YOUR HELP!!  If the broadcasters succeed in blocking the FCC
 vote, now scheduled for Nov. 4, this issue is kicked to the new FCC
 under a new administration -- and the process starts all over again!

 The broadcasters have delayed this rulemaking for almost SIX YEARS!
 We can't let them delay a rural broadband solution any longer!

 The FCC's engineers reviewed the wireless technology and recommended
 approval for unlicensed use of the white spaces for rural broadband.
 This is not rocket science.  The following link, for those of you
 with a technical bent, amply shows the how cautious the FCC
 was in its technical review.
 http://main.nc.us/whitespaces/files/good-enough-for-the-pentagon.pdf

 This isn't about technology.  It's about the broadcasters protecting
 their turf -- our public airwaves.

 Since 1934, radio and TV broadcasters have had free use of the
 public airwaves.  And now that we, the public, want to use our own
 airwaves to solve the rural broadband problem, the broadcasters go
 ballistic!

 These huge broadcast companies are the creation of Wall Street, and
 the same corruption and greed that we have seen with the financial
 meltdown is furiously at work today on Capitol Hill.

 Please email and call each Commissioner of the FCC below.  Thank
 them for their due diligence, and request that they NOT cave-in to
 the broadcasters' political muscle.  LET THE FCC VOTE!!  Please
 email and call.

 Please email:

 Chairman Kevin J. Martin: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  (202) 418-1000

 Commissioner Michael J. Copps: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   (202) 418-2000

 Commissioner Jonathan S. Adelstein: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(202) 418-2300

 Commissioner Deborah Taylor Tate: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  (202) 418-2500

 Commissioner Robert McDowell: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  (202) 418-2200

 Also, you can find out more about this issue at:

 http://www.main.nc.us/whitespaces

 We can win this, and solve our rural broadband problem!!

 Wally Bowen
 Executive Director

 Mountain Area Information Network
 34 Wall Street, Suite 407
 Asheville, NC  28801
 local: 828-255-0182 ext 109
 tollfree: 866-962-6246


 





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