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Multiple email accounts dragging you down? Do you have too many contact lists in too many places? Following in the footsteps of Craig Wright’s post about the great new features in Yahoo! Contacts, I want to add to his list. We have made it easy for you to import, manage and consolidate your different contact lists into your Yahoo! Contacts.
A simple, easy to use form walks you through the steps of importing the various contact lists you’ve created over the years directly into your Yahoo! Contacts. You can choose to import your address books from Gmail, Hotmail, Outlook and more.
You can find the contacts import tool in the ‘Options’ menu of the new Yahoo! Mail and on the Yahoo! Contacts welcome page. Or to get started right away click this link: http://overview.mail.yahoo.com/transfercontacts
Import contact lists from multiple providers in one go, or do one at a time. After a couple more clicks you’re done. And don’t worry if you have duplicate contacts. The ‘Clean up duplicates’ tool in Yahoo! Contacts makes it easy to combine any duplicate contact entries into one.
If you’re moving to Yahoo! Mail from another provider, you can even choose to send an email alert to the contacts that you are importing. Once the import process completes, your newly imported contacts are conveniently set up as a group. To view them, just open your contacts list in Yahoo! Mail or Yahoo! Contacts. Click ‘View All Contacts’ and you’ll find them grouped by the email service.
The import contacts tool is an easy and effective way to combine your various address books into one, easily managed contact list. Just like Apps in Mail, this is another tool to help you be more productive, more social and stay better connected.
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Here are some high quality images of the drawings outside the dojo.
If your a member ninja you can get a apron from the ninja catalogue.
Non-Member:
Id: 7005, Name: Sled, Type: Flag, Member: false – Mountain
Id: 9046, Name: Winter Wonderland Background, Type: Photo, Member: false
Member:
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Spelling Test 2 |
These are very easy to get wrong if you are not careful. (Some of them are on street signs). Tick the right boxes then click Right Answers |
A | B | C | |
1 | choize | choice | choise |
2 | sincerely | sincerly | sincerelly |
3 | thier house is ... | there house is ... | their house is ... |
4 | really | realy | reelly |
5 | develope | divelop | develop |
6 | kindergarten | kindegarten | kindergarden |
7 | becuse | becase | because |
8 | diffrint | different | diferent |
9 | govemment | goverment | government |
10 | busines affairs | busyness affairs | business affairs |
11 | knowledge | noledge | nollidge |
12 | profesional | professional | proffessional |
13 | wold | wou'd | would |
14 | necessary | neccessary | necesary |
15 | definate | difinite | definite |
16 | address | adress | adresse |
17 | cariere | carier | career |
18 | accommodation | accomodation | acomodation |
19 | particuler | particular | partikular |
20 | intergrate | integrate | intigrate |
21 | grammar | grammer | gramar |
22 | descripe | describe | discribe |
23 | begining | beginning | biginning |
24 | interesting | intristing | intresting |
25 | the book wich.. | the book which.. | the book witch.. |
1) Nick works on an __ committee. A) advizory B) advisory C) advisery | 2) She's got an __ friend. A) imaginery B) imagenary C) imaginary |
3) They need to meet the __. A) objective B) obgecttive C) abjective | 4) We must __ to environmental conditions. A) adopt B) adabt C) adapt |
5) She needs to run some___. A) errans B) errands C) erands | 6) The __ experiment is finished. A) laboratory B) labratory C) labertory |
7) The factory __ was increased 20%. A) producitivity B) productivity C) productivety | 8) He got an __ at the doctor's office. A) injectien B) injectshun C) injection |
9) You are making __ progress. A) continual B) continnual C) continueal | 10) That company uses heavy __. A) mashinery B) machinnery C) machinery |
11) I need some __. A) advices B) advice C) advise | 12) Ducks are __ birds. A) migratorry B) migaratory C) migratory |
13) What is the __ of the story? A) moral B) morrale C) morale | 14) It's an ___ mission. A) exploretory B) exploritory C) exploratory |
15) We went to a __. A) funaral B) funerol C) funeral | 16) They want to __ a baby. A) adopt B) adoppt C) adopped |
17) There was a volcano __ in Hawaii. A) erupsion B) eruption C) erruption | 18) A kidnapping is also called an__. A) abducktion B) abbduction C) abduction |
19) You need to see a __. A) specialist B) specialest C) specalist | 20) Her __ was lifted by the news. A) morrale B) moral C) morale |
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f you saved your ad hoc network and you want your friends to connect to it (to play those games!), here’s how they can do it:
Click the Start button , click Connect To, click the network you want to join, and then click Connect.
On the Successfully connected to
On the Select a location for the
On the Successfully set network settings page, click View computers and devices on the network.
To find a file that is shared on another computer, double-click that computer’s name in the list, double-click the Public folder, and then double-click Public documents. Depending on the file permissions, you can read, edit, copy, or print the file.
When you’re done using the ad hoc network, just disconnect and it will disappear (unless you selected the Save this network check box previously).
If you’re trying to view files on a computer that is joined to a domain, you must have either a domain user account on that computer or a local account on that computer.
You can also share your printer with others on an ad hoc network. Here’s how:
Click the Start button , click Control Panel, and then, under Hardware and Sound, click Printer.
Right-click the printer you want to share, click Sharing, click the Share this printercheck box, and then click OK. (If the Share this printer check box is unavailable, clickChange sharing options first.)
To tell your friends how to connect to the shared printer, see Share a printer.
Click the Start button and then type Network and Sharing Center in the Search box.
In the left pane, click Set up a connection or network.
Click Set up a wireless ad hoc (computer-to-computer) network, and then clickNext.
On the Give your network a name and choose security options page:
Network name. Make up something short, sweet, and memorable (for example, “MyTempNet”).
Security type. For your computer’s security, choose WPA2 Personal. (We don't recommend using WEP. WPA2 is more secure. If you try WPA2 and it doesn’t work, we recommend that you upgrade your network adapter to one that works with WPA2.)
Security key/Passphrase. Ignore the fancy names; security keys and passphrases are basically just passwords.
Now here are some crazy rules (you knew there had to be some, right?):
The passphrase should be 8 to 63 characters long. For example: jAmn5xlw!
Make up something that contains numbers, uppercase and lowercase letters, and symbols. For the best security, the security key or passphrase should not contain words that are in the dictionary. Make sure you either select the Display characters check box or remember the password, because you have to give it to the other people you want to join your network. (Right. Like I’m gonna remember a 63-character password.)
You can select the Save this network check box so that you can use the network over and over. Otherwise, ad hoc networks just disappear into the ether when you’re done using them.
When you’re all done, click Next. The network name and security key or passphrase are listed on the next page. Pay attention to these because people will need them to connect to your network. If you want to share your Internet connection, click Turn on Internet connection sharing.
If you want to share files with others on your ad hoc network, first open Network and Sharing Center. Under Sharing and Discovery, make sure file sharing and network discovery are on. If not, click the arrow beside each one to expand that section, click the option to turn it on, and then click Apply. If you want to share files by using the Public folder on your computer, turn on public folder sharing as well. And, if you want to require other people to have a user account on your computer in order to share files with you, turn on password protected sharing (this option is only available for workgroups, not for domains).
If you use password protected sharing, or if your computer is joined to a domain, other people will need to have a user account on your computer to see or access your shared files.
We live in an increasingly do-it-yourself world. We can check out our own groceries, pump our own gas and diagnose our own — OK, maybe not that last one. But for the do-it-yourself type, making your network cables is no problem. These days, ready-made Cat 5 cables — the standard kind used for most Ethernet networks — are relatively easy to find at most electronics stores at reasonable prices. So why assemble your own network cables? It may not be something you do everyday, but having the supplies and know-how to whip up a network cable on the spot can be very handy.
Perhaps you want to run custom lengths of cable, whether very short or very long. After all, coiling a 25-foot cable when you need only two feet seems kind of silly, not to mention a decorating don’t. On the other hand, if you want to route 50 feet of cable upstairs through a closet ceiling, you can minimize your drill hole by fishing through bare ends and crimping on your connectors later. Or, maybe you just need a network cable right now and it isn’t convenient to run to the local electronics depot. With 1000 foot spools of bulk cable running under $40 on eBay, it requires little investment to keep a supply on hand.
Even if you’re like me and wind up turning most do-it-yourself handyman projects into some kind of exotic folk art, assembling a network cable is surprisingly easy. With a little practice you can finish the job in less than ten minutes.
Supplies
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Bulk Cat5 Cable, RJ-45 Plugs, and Crimper |
You need Cat 5 cable, of course. You can buy it in bulk at electronics stores and online. Or if you already have some cable with damaged connectors, snip them off and start anew. Cat 5 comes in a wide variety of jacket colors, but is most commonly found in blue – use any one you like.
You also need RJ-45 connectors – the plastic plugs at the end of the cable. You can also find these at many electronics stores in packs of 25, 50, or 100, often for less than $10.
Most off-the-shelf network cable uses stranded wires, but solid wires are also available and ar sometimes preferred for long or in-wall runs. Check with the vendor to ensure that your RJ-45 connectors are compatible with your stranded or solid cable — some connectors accommodate both while some do not. A mismatch could cause unreliable performance.
Finally, you need a crimping tool that supports 8-conductor modular plugs, sometimes also called an RJ-45 crimper. Radio Shack’s “Professional Crimping Tool” (Item #279-405) will do the job for $33, but you can find equally good solutions for half that price on eBay and at online retailers.
Step 1
Grab one end of the cable and, if necessary, snip it to get a straight cut. You need to strip off about one inch of jacket. If your crimper has a jacket stripper, simply shove the cable end into the stripper until it stops, squeeze the crimper gently, and twist the cable as the razors slice through the jacket. Remove the cable and pop off the cut end of jacket. | ![]() |
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Step 2
With the jacket stripped, you’ll find four twisted pairs of wires. Each pair is represented by a solid color and a striped color each of brown, green, orange and blue. Separate these pairs so they are unbundled. |
Step 3
Now separate the pairs, so that you have eight individual wires. Using nimble figures, arrange the eight wires into the exact sequence represented in the wiring diagram labeled 568B. It can take some practice to configure the wires into sequence. They can be unruly and need some twisting. You want the wires to be as close together as possible. Sometimes it helps to flex the wires lightly to better manipulate them into position. This wiring sequence, known as 568B, is the most common arrangement for Ethernet cable. |
Step 4
When the wires are in sequence, double check against the diagram in case one or two slipped out of position. Using the cutter on your crimper, or a pair of scissors, cut straight across the tips of the wires so they are clean and even. Grab an RJ-45 plug, with the latch side facing down. | |
Guide the wires into the plug, being careful not to let them slip out of sequence. As the cable enters the plug, each wire should slip into its own channel, allowing them to glide smoothly into the plug. Push the cable as far as it will go. You should have about 3/16 inch of cable jacket inside the back of the plug. The wire ends should reach as far as possible toward the front edge of the plug. |
Step 5
With the wires pushed into the plug, fit the plug into the crimping slot in the crimping tool. While holding the cable in place with one hand, use your other hand to squeeze the crimping tool with reasonable force. This will press the pins inside the plug into the wires and fasten the plug onto the cable. |
Step 6
Now flip the cable around and assemble the other end. Chances are you want to make a standard, or “straight-through” cable, in which case you should assemble both ends exactly the same. Alternatively, you could opt to build a crossover cable — a less common cable configuration sometimes used to directly network two devices without a hub or switch in between. To assemble a crossover cable, complete one end following steps 1-5. For the other end, you will change the wiring sequence by swapping the green and orange pairs. This is called a 568A arrangement.
Technically speaking, you can make a straight-through cable using either 568B or 568A, as long as both ends are the same. Mixing arrangements produces a crossover cable. Be sure to clearly label any crossover cables you make, because they will not be compatible with straight-through cables. |
Conclusion
Test your cable in a network segment that is known to work. Because small mistakes can cause erratic or non-functional cable operation, it may take a few practices tries to get it right. The most common problem is lack of contact between the pins in the RJ-45 plug and the wires, particularly if the wires have not been pushed in far enough. If your connection is poor, simply snip off the RJ-45 plug and try the assembly procedure again.
If you want to get fancier and arguably more reliable cables, you can also add strain relief boots to your supplies, as well as a handheld cable tester.
A
Q: Agar is a gelatinous substance derived from what?
A: Seaweed
B
Q: Which of the following herbs is found in Bearnaise Sauce?
A: Tarragon
Q: Which of the following beverages does not contain milk?
A: Espresso
Q: Bechamel sauce is also known as…
A: White Sauce
Q: To blanch a vegetable, means to?
A: Boil and Cool off quickly
Q: In which restaurant do you typically find burritos?
A: Mexican
C
Q: Calamari is fried?
A: Squid
Q: What is a Calzone?
A: A turnover made of pizza dough
Q: In which restaurant would you typically find Calzone?
A: Italian
Q: Caviar is made from?
A: Fish Egg
Q: What kind of pizza is chicago style?
A: Deep dish
Q: Chilli is a?
A: Fruit
Q: Which of these chillies is the spiciest?
A: Naga jolokia pepper
Q: What is chinese gooseberry called in ancient time?
A: Kiwi
Q: What is chocolate bloom?
A: Cocoa fat or sugar
Q: The chuck is found where on the cow?
A: Front
Q: Which coffee drink does not have any milk?
A: Espresso
Q: Which continent produces the most cocoa?
A: Africa
Q: What is coconut?
A: Fruit
Q: Q: A crepe is typical a …?
A: Thinly cooked pancake
D
Q: Dim sum originated from which country?
A: China
Q: Dulce de leche is prepared by heating…?
A: Sweetened Milk
E
Q: Which sauce is typically used in the dish Eggs Benedict?
A: Hollandaise sauce
F
Q: Where did Feta Cheese come from?
A: Greece
Q: The flank is found where on the cow?
A: Mid
Q: Foie gras is food made from which part of an animal?
A: Liver
Q: In England, French Fries are called?
A: Chips
G
Q: To garnish a dish, means to?
A: Add final touches
Q: What is gelatin made of?
A: Algae
Q: How many Gourmet points do you get for a level 10 dish?
A: 2.8
Q: Granny smith apples are?
A: Green
Q: Grapes grow on?
A: Vines
Q: The main ingredient in Guacamole is?
A: Avocado
H
Q: Where is the hamburger originaly from?
A: United states
Q: What is Hashi?
A: Chopsticks
Q: Which of the following herbs is found in Béarnaise Sauce?
A: Tarragon
Q: Honey comes from?
A: Bees
Q: What is the main ingredient in Houmous?
A: Chickpeas
Q: Hors D’oeuvres is French for?
A: Appetizers
Q: What is Houmous made of?
A: Chickpeas
K
Q: Kimchi is a Korean dish made of fermented?
A: Vegetables
Q: What is Ketchup made of?
A: Tomatoes
Q: Kobe Beef originates from which country?
A: Japan
L
Q: Lard is the fat obtained from which animal?
A: Pig
M
Q: Marzipan is made from?
A: Almonds
Q: Which of the following is not found in basic Mayonnaise?
A: Milk
N
Q: Naan is typically from?
A: India
Q: Naan Bread is served with… ?
A: Indian Food
Q: Natto, a traditional Japanese food, is made from fermented?
A: Soybeans
Q: New-York Style Pizzas are typically?
A: Thin crust
Q: Which of these is not a type of noodle?
A: Miso
P
Q: Which of the following is traditionally found in pesto?
A: Basil
Q: The pizza originates from which country?
A: Italy
Q: To poach something means?
A: To cook in boiling water
Q: To Proof dough means to…
A: Allow it to rise
Q: Prunes are dried…?
A: Plums
R
Q: Raisins are dried…?
A: Grapes
Q: Ratatouille is?
A: A vegetarian dish
Q: The main ingredient of Ratatouille is?
A: Tomatoes
Q: To refresh vegetables is….?
A: To immerse in COLD water
Q: What is the color of Rhubarb?
A: Red
Q: The rump is found where on the cow?
A: Back
S
Q: What is Saffron?
A: Spice
Q: Saffron is a?
A: Spice
Q: What gives traditional salsa verde its vibrant green color?
A: Parsley
Q: Sauerkraut is made from?
A: Fermented Cabbage
Q: To saute a dish, means to?
A: Fry quickly in hot pan
Q: The sirloin is found where on the cow?
A: Mid
Q: What is the most expensive spice in the world?
A: Saffron
Q: Which of the following spices is the most expensive?
A: Pure Vanilla
Q: Traditional Soy Sauce is?
A: Salty
Q: Steak tartare is a meat dish made from raw?
A: Beef
Q: What is Stracchino?
A: a fresh cheese from Italy
Q: In which restaurant would you typically find sushi?
A: Japanese
T
Q: Where does taco orignate from?
A: Mexico
Q: In which restaurant would you typically find tacos?
A: Mexican
Q: In which restaurant would you typically find Tapas?
A: Spanish
Q: What is the main ingredient of tofu?
A: Soybean
Q: A tomato is a?
A: Fruit
Q: Are Truffles a?
A: Fungi
Q: What color is Tuna meat?
A: Pink
Q: The Tuna is a?
A: Salt Water Fish
Q: Where is Tuna from?
A: Salt Water
Q: The main ingredients in Tzatziki are?
A: Yoghurt and Cucumber
V
Q: Venison is the meat from what animal?
A: Deer
W
Q: What is the main ingredient of wasabi?
A: Horseradish
Q: Wasabi is made from a type of Japanese?
A: Horseradish