8/9/2023 0 Comments Spectrum router login ubeee![]() The network security key is to authenticate the wireless devices on a wireless router or access point. It is a combination of letters and numbers. You can easily find the network security key on your spectrum router. Leave the gateway alone for at least 30 seconds. Use it to find the network security key on your spectrum router. The default username for your Ubee DVW32CB is admin. You should see 2 text fields where you can enter a username and a password. I am using a Ubee DVW32D cable modem and it says it is part of the DVW324 series. 2Gbps Capable Retail Routers WiFi Router with at least 2.5Gbps Ethernet WAN interface WiFi Router with at least 2.5Gbps Ethernet LAN interface PC / MAC with. I tried connecting wired directly to the modem as well and that proved to not be fruitful. Unplug the power cords and remove any batteries from the device. Type 192.168.100.1 (the default IP to access the admin interface) in the address bar of your internet browser to access the router’s web-based user interface. I factory reset my Ubee cable modem yesterday thinking it would be an open network and that I could also log in easily to just configure everything, but I am unable to find the wifi password and cant manage to get the log in either for the 192.168.1.1 page. In general you login to a Ubee router in three steps: Find Your Ubee Router IP Address Enter Your Ubee Router IP Address Into your web browsers Address Bar Enter your Ubee Router username and password when prompted The list of user names and passwords is below. The standard 192.168.0.1 is assigned to my router already and brings up the DUMA OS dashboard and any other common IP that ive used has not worked or afforded me anything similar when it comes to the modem. The Ubee router’s default username and password are “user.” Default User names Default passwords user user ziggo draadloos user Broadcom admin admin admin cableroot admin 1234 user adminĭefault user name and passwords of all the ubee devices Device Type Username Password Ubee 60678EU (U10C011) cable modem user user Ubee DDM3503 cable modem user user Ubee DDM3513 cable modem user user Ubee DDW2600 wireless router user user Ubee DDW2602 cable modem user user Ubee DDW262 wireless router user admin Ubee DDW3600 cable modem user admin Ubee DDW3611 wireless router user admin Ubee DVW2110 cable modem user admin Ubee DVW222B wireless router user admin Ubee DVW323 cable modem user admin Ubee DVW324 wireless router user admin Ubee DVW325 cable modem user admin Ubee DVW32C wireless router admin admin Ubee EVW3200 cable modem admin admin Ubee U10C018 analog phone gateway admin admin Ubee U10C019 wireless router admin admin Ubee U10C020 cable modem admin admin Ubee U10C022 analog phone gateway admin admin Ubee U10C035. 1 Reset gateway (modem/router combination) If you have a modem/router combination device, also known as a gateway, you can easily reset it. However, depending on the service provider, the username and password may be changed at any time. Ubee, like any other router, has its own set of default login credentials that you can use to access the router’s settings. ![]() ![]() Ubee data cable modems give your home or small company high-speed Internet connectivity. ![]()
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8/9/2023 0 Comments Best way to make aldente pasta![]() ![]() But it’s nice to know we have the option. ![]() If, at the two-minute mark, it isnt done to your liking, keep checking every 30 or so seconds until it is. Unlike dried pasta, you wont get that al dente chew youre looking for a soft silky texture with no chalkiness or anything that sticks to your teeth. (In a cooler-than-normal kitchen, the pasta might take a minute or two longer to reach the proper texture, and the water temperature might drop a little more.)ĭoes this mean we’re going to stop boiling our pasta? Maybe not. After about two minutes, pull a piece out and taste it. In our tests, the water temperature had only cooled to about 195 degrees by the time the pasta was al dente. As long as the water is at a rolling boil (212 degrees) when you add the pasta and your kitchen is at normal room temperature, the water will remain well above 180 degrees off the heat for longer than the typical 8 to 10 minutes it takes for the pasta to cook through. Here’s why the approach works: Starches absorb water at approximately 180 degrees. We tested this method with spaghetti, shells, farfalle, and ziti, using the full 4 quarts of water recommended per pound, and we found that the texture was identical to that of pasta we boiled the conventional way. Cook it in even more heavily salted water. The pasta will cook just fine if you take the pot off the burner as soon as you add the pasta, cover it immediately, stir once or twice during the first minute, cover again, and leave it to sit for the recommended cooking time. In fact, you don’t even need to keep the pot on the heat. Now we’ve learned that you don’t need to hold your pasta water at a rolling boil either. We already broke with this conventional wisdom by showing that you can cook pasta in a lot less water than is typically called for, as long as you don’t mind stirring it frequently. First, bring the pot to a boil, add 1/2 tablespoon of salt for every 4 cups of water, and then add the pasta.Most instructions for cooking dried pasta are invariably the same: Drop the noodles into a pot of boiling water, bring it back to a boil, and keep it bubbling vigorously until the pasta is done. Make sure to season the pasta water with salt to create the best flavor for your pasta salad. Tip! They always say to salt your pot of boiling water. Start by cooking the pasta to al dente according to the package directions. This refers to sturdier kinds of pasta with more grit. This means that the pasta will not overcook with the timing instructed. Note that some packages, like on penne rigate boxes, will say “cottura”. The result is al dente pasta with the sauce infused into the pasta strands. With this technique, you undercook the pasta for 2-3 minutes, transfer it from the boiling water to the saucepan, scoop in a bit of pasta water, and toss it together while cooking for another 2-3 minutes. A salty fish sauce vinaigrette doubles as a marinade and a dressing for glass noodles and handfuls of fresh basil and sliced cucumber. However, many food writers and chefs say that if you cook pasta al dente according to the box’s instruction and then add it to the sauce in the pan, you will come out with overcooked pasta.Īs a result, recipes now call for “molto al dente”. This works perfectly if you plan to add the sauce on top before serving. All of these dishes require heating at 350 to 400 degrees Fahrenheit (176 to 205 degrees Celsius) for this duration. This is because its typically cooked again for around 30 minutes once you put it in the oven. Today, we have the help of the timing recommended on the package of pasta that we buy from groceries and supermarkets. When precooking the pasta, you usually want to make it al dente, or cooked until its slightly softened but still firm and not mushy. Early recipe books in the 1800s described this timing of cooking pasta. ![]() ![]() You will never cook spaghetti any other way. “Al dente” translates to “to the tooth” meaning you feel the chewy, firm texture upon biting the pasta in your teeth. Al dente, tender but still firm, perfect to the tooth spaghetti recipe. Al dente pasta is what most Italian chefs, and home. The texture of the pasta should be tender but firm and chewy its a happy medium between hard, uncooked pasta and mushy, overcooked noodles. Learn more about this timing of cooking pasta, a couple of pasta terms, and tips for cooking. The phrase al dente literally means 'to the tooth' in Italian, which means the pasta should still have a little resistance when you bite into it. The one most described in recipes is “al dente”. Everyone has their personal preference for their ideal bite of pasta. ![]() 8/9/2023 0 Comments Open office org writer![]() ![]() Open OpenOffice writer, and the program starts.To learn more about PDF formatting and documentation options, look up the PDF Wikipedia entry. "Submit forms in format" only decides how the forms for the document will be formatted. If you use transitional effects in your document, you can choose whether to leave them intact or not by checking the "Use transition effects" option. There is also "Export Notes", which includes the notes on the document in the PDF while exporting. To produce a properly formatted tagged PDF, you will have to use the internal stylizing of OOo, and not just concentrate on visual output. General - The "Tagged PDF" option produces a text document that is tagged, IE readable by screen readers for the disabled.The "Reduce image resolution" brings the images DPI (Dots Per Inch) down, which could have an effect if the user zooms into an image, making it more pixelated. "JPEG compression" produces lossy results, and it's according "Quality" option decides how 'liberally' the compression occurs. "Lossless compression" will be the best quality, but also the largest. Images - Informs how you want images compressed into PDF format.This allows you to choose which pages to export as a PDF, usually all of them. Range - Select either "All", "Pages", or (if you have highlighted certain text) "Selection".This will bring up the PDF Options window, and for now, all you'll need to press is "Export". Title it hello again, and click on "Save". and it should come up with the same window as before. You should have your document with "Hello World" written in it. Open your first document, and check to make sure that you have a PDF viewer installed on your computer (you can download one from Adobe if you don't have one). Want to do more? Let's turn this document into an Adobe PDF file, a common method of distributing printed material over the internet. That was easy, but OpenOffice writer has so much more to offer. You have just completed your first document. We will go over saving in different extensions later. Just type the name you want and OpenOffice will automatically use its default extension. ![]() Save the document as hello.odt (if you are using 2.0.0 or 1.1.5) or hello.sxw (if you are using an older version). To save click on the disk icon or go File > Save As. In Linux you can usually open it from the OpenOffice Writer Icon on the taskbar or dock, from its entry in your "start" menu, or with the shell command "openoffice -writer &". ![]() To open from the quickstarter right-click on the icon and select "Writer". In Windows you can do this from the taskbar (if you set up quickstarter during install) or its program group. When you reopen the document in LibreOffice, the headers and footers are displayed correctly, including any fields that you inserted.Tutorials Your First Document Headers and footers are only exported in HTML documents if they are enabled in Web Layout mode. Headers and footers are not supported by HTML and instead are exported with special tags, so that they can be viewed in a browser. Some of the header and footer options are also available for HTML documents. To use different headers or footers in your document, you must add them to different Page Styles, and then apply the styles to the pages where you want the headers or footer to appear. Clear the Same content left/right check box if you want to define different headers and footers for even and odd pages. You can also choose Format - Page, click the Header or Footer tab, and then select Header on or Footer on. To add a footer to a page, choose Insert - Header and Footer - Footer, and then select the page style for the current page from the submenu. To add a header to a page, choose Insert - Header and Footer - Header, and then select the page style for the current page from the submenu. ![]() The page style for the current page is displayed in the Status Bar. ![]() 8/9/2023 0 Comments Serial dilution![]() ![]() A number of spread plates is needed because the exact number of live bacteria in the sample is usually unknown. 10-2 to 10-8 ) is normally performed on the sample culture and spread plates created from the dilutions. If the concentration of the original stock solution was 100 µg/µL, the concentration in Tube 4 would beġ00 µg/µL × #1/160000# = 6. Figure 1: Serial dilution series and plating. The dilution factor after four dilutions is The ASSIST is a highly capable, easy-to-use, affordable automated pipetting platform designed to perform serial dilutions in microplates. Repeat the process until you have four tubes. Automating a serial dilution on a 96 well plate with ASSIST. Then transfer 0.2 mL from Tube 2 to 3.8 mL of diluent in Tube 3 and mix. Explanation: A serial dilution is any dilution in which the concentration decreases by the same factor in each successive step. You would transfer 0.2 mL from Tube 1 to 3.8 mL of diluent in Tube 2 and mix. Introduction Estimation of colony forming units (cfu) through serial dilution plating on a nutrient medium forms the most widely accepted method for monitoring cultivable bacteria and yeasts in different spheres of microbiology 14, 27. ![]() So you multiply each successive dilution by the dilution factor. Remember that serial dilutions are always made by taking a set quantity of the initial dilution and adding it successively to tubes with the same volume. If you did the above dilution four times, what would be the final dilution factor? What is the dilution factor if you add 0.2 mL of a stock solution to 3.8 mL of diluent? ![]() The dilution factor or the dilution is the initial volume divided by the final volume.įor example, if you add a 1 mL sample to 9 mL of diluent to get 10 mL of solution, In serial dilutions, you multiply the dilution factors for each step. A serial dilution is any dilution in which the concentration decreases by the same factor in each successive step. ![]() 8/9/2023 0 Comments Serenity by jan bonfire![]() Sarkozy’s racaille are of North African or African descent, predominantly Muslim. ![]() Unfortunately, to economic division is added ethnic and cultural division: For the fact is that most of Mr. ![]() It wants to be left alone to commit crimes uninterrupted by the police, as is its inalienable right. ![]() The only fly in the ointment (apart from the fact that the rest of the economies of the world won’t leave the French economy in peace) is that the portion of the population whom the interior minister, Nicolas Sarkozy, so tactlessly, but in the secret opinion of most Frenchmen so accurately, referred to as the “racaille” - scum - is not very happy with the settlement as it stands. It is therefore politically unassailable, either by the left or the right, which explains the paralysis of the French state in the present impasse. And since there are many more employed people than unemployed people in France, this is a settlement that suits most people, who will vote for it forever. But their relative efficiency has been bought at a price: the creation of a large caste of people more or less permanently unintegrated into the rest of society.Ī Martian observing France dispassionately, without ideological preconceptions, would come to the conclusion that the French had accepted with equanimity a kind of social settlement in which all those with jobs would enjoy various legally sanctioned perks and protections, while those without jobs would remain unemployed forever, though they would be tossed enough state charity to keep body and cellphone together. In other words, the French are much more efficient economically than the British. The state in France is certainly larger and more intrusive than elsewhere, leading to a dampening of economic activity, but it is a difference of degree rather than of kind.Ī French employee works 30% fewer hours than a British worker, and a much smaller percentage of the French population than the British works at all, yet total French output is very nearly equal in value to British. The outskirts of most cities in France, including such venerable ones as Nimes and Montpellier, resemble small town Midwest America far more than they resemble their medieval or classical and historic centers. In any case, the difference between France and other Western countries is smaller than is often claimed both by the French and by everyone else. After what happened recently in New Orleans or in Birmingham, who would dare to assert that what is happening in the suburbs of Paris could never happen chez les Anglo-Saxons? But at the very least, the events in the suburbs of Paris should puncture French complacency that they have developed a model of society vastly superior and more humane to that of supposedly savage economic liberalism. No one should gloat over riots in other countries, since such Schadenfreude is usually soon punished by riots nearer home. Fortunately, the French social model avoids this miserable chaos, at least in theory (which, as every Cartesian intellectual will tell you, is what really counts). ![]() The term “Anglo-Saxon” is now almost synonymous in the parlance of that elite with “savage liberalism,” a state of affairs which is alleged to prevail on the other side of the Channel, and to an even greater and more terrible extent on the other side of the Atlantic, in which an economic free-for-all leads to mass discontent, grotesque economic inequalities, lawlessness and endemic instability punctuated by violent civil disturbances. Its social conscience is something that the French elite has long taken pride in. If the trend of the last few days continues, geometric progression being what it is, it won’t be long before the rioters will have to go to Germany or the Low Countries to express their social conscience in a practical way. The productivity of the rioters has been increasing rapidly of late, and France looks like it will be breaking its record for burnt-out cars: 1,295 on Saturday night alone and 750 on Friday night, 500 the night before, and 300 the night before that. It may be difficult nowadays to get people in what the French call the Hexagon to work on Friday afternoons, but not to riot, at least not in the “sensitive” quartiers that surround most towns and cities. When it comes to rioting, there’s no 35-hour week in France. ![]() ![]() ![]() This method of stretching and preparing a canvas allows for a frameless presentation of the finished painting. Gallery wrap is a method of stretching an artist's canvas so that the canvas wraps around the sides and is secured a hidden, wooden frame. The result is wide acceptance of Giclee by galleries, museums, and private collectors. The attainable excellence that Giclee printmaking affords makes the reproduction virtually indistinguishable from the original piece. Giclee (jee-clay) is an advanced printmaking process for creating high quality fine art reproductions. Dean hopes to convey the care and devotion of animal-lovers of every kind, from dogs and cats to horses and beyond. Dean's main subjects are dogs, with pit bulls representing the majority of his work. ![]() ![]() ![]() After studying graphic design and fine arts at the School of Visual Arts and Pratt Institute, Dean began to paint primarily celebrity portraits, but his two Cocker Spaniels became his greatest inspiration. 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Canvas prints arrive ready-to-hang in your choice of solid wood floater frame, with a hand-stained, painted, or metallic finish. ![]() ![]() ![]() It led him to build the National Museum for Peace and Justice, which will open on April 26 in Montgomery, AL. “You can’t go anywhere in Germany without seeing reminders of the people’s commitment not to repeat the Holocaust.” Stevenson was inspired by the Holocaust memorials he visited when he went to Germany: Stevenson and his team have been helping audiences hear the stories of people who have been victims of racial injustice in the United States. One example of this inspiration can be found in the work of Bryan Stevenson, founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative. Stories can also help inspire healing movements for other mass tragedies. They are told in specific historical times and they help us understand the relationships between people and society. Such stories become the building blocks of history, for they are never simply individual. Seeing family pictures and knowing how their lives were devastated poignantly brings the tragedy home in a way that numbers alone cannot do. When entering the Holocaust Memorial and Museum in Washington D.C., for example, visitors are handed an ID card that describes an individual who lived, or died, in Europe during the Holocaust.įurther along, there is a permanent exhibit that includes a large wall of portraits. Individual stories can help the world understand the human toll of mass tragedy. Storytelling does not just benefit survivors and victims’ families. Public bonds, on the other hand, require more people to help make connections, such as telling their story to an audience and hearing others’ stories through films, books, speakers, or museum exhibits.Ĭommunity events that are scheduled as part of a day of remembrance provide resources for people who may want to develop more public bonds. Remembrance events can present opportunities and rituals to help in sustaining those connections.Ī person establishes private bonds with the deceased, through internal conversations, private rituals, or holding on to symbolic objects. ![]() Often people want to keep a deceased loved one’s memory in their lives. ![]() Research shows that many people develop continuing bonds with individuals who have died. Remembrance days, such as the Holocaust Remembrance, and memorials, in particular, can provide opportunities to share stories with a community, especially for those who might have trouble finding people to listen to them. If one is surrounded, for example, by people who refuse to acknowledge someone’s loss, it will be a more traumatic experience than being in a culture that recognizes the loss. How one grieves is dependent on social and cultural contexts. ![]() 8/9/2023 0 Comments Snooze eatery shrimp and grits![]() ![]() The food was delicious-Shrimp & Grits and the Burrito. The employees were amazing-simply over the top kind and attentive. Eatery 'Enjoyed a wonderful brunch today. In an effort to create the best dining experience, a portion of your gratuity left today may be provided to our Snoozers working behind the scenes. Delivery & Pickup Options - 414 reviews of Snooze, an A.M. All ingredients may not be printed on the menu. Join us for the best pancakes, benedicts, burritos, and brunch cocktails. ![]() Please be aware that many of our products (even those considered to be gluten-free friendly) may contain or contact common allergens, including but not limited to, wheat, soy, fish, shellfish, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, dairy/milk. Enjoy breakfast with a creative twist at Snooze Tucson in Tucson, AZ. Delivery & Pickup Options - 414 reviews of Snooze, an A.M. Service was stellar, everyone was smiles and neither of my cups hit empty. (and gents) who lunch: theyve got burgers, salads and shrimp n grits for you, too. Loved them in Houston, great to have them in San Antonio. regular folks' food, but turned up a notch: think shrimp and grits or. However, due to seasonal variability, preparation methods and choice of toppings/sides, calories may vary.īefore placing your order, please inform your server if any persons in your party have food allergies. Eatery 'Went for the soft opening, great breakfast and brunch/lunch fare. Live Wait Represents a Party of 2 Join & Select Party Size for Quote. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness.Ģ,000 calories per day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary.Īdditional nutrition information is available upon request.Įvery effort has been taken to ensure the calories posted are accurate. Join Waitlist Get Directions Order Online Order Catering. 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Snooze serves up a considerable menu sorted into categories like Eggs, Omelets & Breakfast Riffs, Plant Power dishes, Benedicts, Pancakes & French Toast, and Tacos & Burritos. The work includes plumbing and utilities, an outdoor covered patio area, and other improvements. This is where you will go to get DoorDash Pickup orders, and where Dashers will go to get your DoorDash delivery orders. In April, Clark County issued a building permit for interior and exterior renovations at 1075 S Rampart Blvd, the brand’s destination. Eatery is located at 2041 South Blvd Suite 106, Charlotte, NC 28203, USA. The chain is currently operating locations in states as distant as California and South Carolina, along with states between the Eats and West coasts, including Colorado, Texas, and others. Find calories, carbs, and nutritional contents for Shrimp and Grits and over 2000000. Eatery is moving forward with a burst of growth that brings it to Las Vegas, where it will open its first location in Nevada. Eatery in this deal at Rampart Commons.īurgeoning brunch chain Snooze, An A.M. ![]() Agent Jeff Mitchell represented Snooze A.M. ![]() 8/9/2023 0 Comments Japanese gameshow kidnapped![]() ![]() That way they would feel ashamed of their actions, you know? It was easy for me to get a arcade cabinet cheaply, so I bought one from a distributor. And I told them that one of their employees would be next. I dropped it in front of their offices, smashed it. Nanashi, while describing the story, mentioned how he managed to deal with the Yakuza to show he was serious: The only companies that have been able to do business while staying clean are probably Nintendo and Namco. Because of that, the underworld gets involved. So they’re managed under the same laws that regulate the adult, or “pink”, industry. In legal terms, they’re covered under laws regarding the entertainment and amusement trades. So amusement-oriented industries inevitably become infested with evil companies and ties to the underworld. In Japan, you have these evil companies that always crop up, and unlike the West, in Japan there’s a perception that “play” is bad, the opposite of hard work. What does the Yakuza have to do with the Japanese arcade industry? Nanashi explains this and the culture behind it: They did it to make me stop cooperating with Nintendo. ![]() The developer, operating under a pseudonym (Hideo Nanashi), discussed the event alongside discussion of cancelled titles and politics of companies. ![]() According to NintendoLife, in the newly published exposé about the untold history of Japan’s gaming industry author John Szczepaniak delves into an interview regaling how a developer’s sister was kidnapped to prevent him working with Nintendo. Every once and a while you see a story that stops you dead in your tracks - this is one of those cases. ![]() 8/9/2023 0 Comments Tamarind paste drink![]() ![]() Let’s take a look, how the tamarind adds a tart flavor to foods and beverages. Exceptional Health Benefits of Jamaican Tamarind Drink ![]() Your Tamarind balls are ready to enjoy just by mixing the tamarind pulp with sugar, ginger, and other spices roll up and leave it to dry. Tamarind pulp is a versatile ingredient used for making juices, carbonated drinks, Tamarind Sauce, savory cuisines, and all-time favorite tamarind balls. Tamarind is an essential ingredient to prepare a famous Vietnamese cuisine, “canh chua.” You can also use it in different snacks or drinks such as iced tamarind juice, etc. During the sixteenth century, tamarind was introduced to Jamaica, and now Jamaica is quite famous for tamarind’s extensive cultivation. This sweet and tart flavored fruit has a date-like texture, and it turns brown when matured. The Jamaican tamarind drink is the much-loved drink of the tropical East African region. Do You Want To Get Familiarized With The History Of Jamaican Tamarind? The whole ripened fruit has a sweet flavor while less ripened tastes sour. The tamarind’s taste varies from a sweet to tart flavor as well as its ripeness. ![]() It’s a significant part of Southeast Asian, African cuisines even in the raw form. In Vietnamese, you can write tamarind as quả me (or trái me). Tamarind pods are brown fruits with a sticky, tangy pulp of tamarind trees. Other Tasty Drinks are Sea Moss Drink and Sorrel Drink. Stick around the article for the Jamaica tamarind drink recipe and find its incredible benefits. This refreshing and tangy juice has many health benefits. Might you be searching for the tasty, refreshing, and tangy Jamaican Tamarind Juice Recipe? Let’s grab this sweet and sour, thirst-quenching drink recipe. ![]() |
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