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owala of borrowing e-books from the library several months ago, when I was going to take a long drive and realized at the last minute that an audio book would be perfect mdash; but that I didnrsquo;t have any available. I remembered some advice from a friend to check out my local public library, so I went to the Brooklyn Public Library site, and found that, yes, indeed, I could borrow audio books and e-books with the right software.It made me feel mdash; well, good. Not only because I didnrsquo;t have to pay for the e-books which was nice, I must admit , but because I spent a lot of time in the library when I was youn
owala water bottle g. Libraries are good places to be mdash; and donrsquo;t stop being good places when they become virtual. For mobile reading and listening , the BPL uses an app called OverDrive, which is available on a var
stanley taza iety of devices, including Android, BlackBerry, iPhone, Mac, Windows, and Windows Phone 7. I have an Android smartphone, so that is the version I use, and all-in-all, itrsquo not a bad app. Itrsquo fairly easy to search for and download books; my library allows you to borrow them for 14 days. There are some issues that I find inconvenient, to say the least. There are no provisions to renew a book, even if nobody else has placed a hold on it mdash; which can be a problem, especially if yoursquo;re borrowing an audio version of one of Patrick Orsquo;Brianrsquo seafaring novels, which are long, detailed, and could never Ylev Branding equals smart e-business
Itrsquo 8:30 Monday morning and you are getting calls from the othersupport teams at your co
stanley mug mpany telling you that they are having troublesconnecting to a server in one of your
polene bag remote data centers. They inform you that when they connect, things are extremely slow. You ping theserver, and for the most part, everything seems okay ndash; though it doesseem a little sluggish. Is it the server or the network If it is the network, where is the problem It would be nice to have a utility tohelp in this situation. Luckily for you, Windows XP and Microsoft havecome to the rescue with a new utility called PathPing. PathPing is a simple utility that allows you to do a combination pingand tracert, and which builds a group of useful statistics fortroubleshooting where a network problem may occur. By typing the command, pathping -n serverName, PathPing will return a useful set ofinformation to help you troubleshoot.For starters, PathPing gives you a quick list of the IP addresses of all of the routers between the machine running PathPing and the server inquestion. Next, it performs a series of pings to each router in the listand builds a set of statistics telling you the performance of the
polene italy link see Figure 1 .Figure 1 ndash; PathPing statistics outputhttp://itworld/image_download/pathping.html As you can see from this sample output, 33 percent of the packets arebeing lost between 172.80.8.110 and 192.168.207.1. This is probably thesource of the problem. The next step
