... Control - lessons learned • Know your on/off switch – Control your DNS • Set low TTL in case of roll-back • Set low negative TTL – By means of minTTL in SOA / TTL of SOA Robert Kisteleki Lesson: Test ... http://labs.ripe.net/datarepository/datasets/ripe-ncc-active-measurements-of-worldipv6-day-dataset Robert Kisteleki 21 Conclusions - whatwe learned • IPv6/dual-stack works just fine, but make sure that – It is properly tested and monitored (like IPv4) ... • Active measurements – Sources: 40 vantage points (RIPE TTM, CAIDA Ark, ) – Destinations: 53 participant or already dualstacked sites – From 2011-06-01 to 2011-06-11 we measured – DNS: A and/or...
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... narrowed as it becomes more achievable We can expect that there will be more emphasis on defining hypoglycemia, and in avoiding it with greater rigor We can expect a movement towards insulin-dosing ... [abstract] Crit Care Med 2008, 36:sA68 doi:10.1186/cc9236 Cite this article as: Nasraway SA Jr, Rattan R: Tight glycemic control: whatwe really know, and what should we expect? Critical Care 2010, 14:198 ... [19] The SPRINT study supports this premise Frequency is crucial, however laborious it may be What can we expect going forward? We can expect that the world will continue to use intensive insulin,...
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... your opinion is…………… ? Answer these questions for yourself and then ask two friends Use short answers for example yes I \ no I don’t \yes I can \ no I cant Name Me Friend Do you like going to the ... swim? Do you like surfing the net? Can you dance? Do you like chatting with friends ? Can you speak French? Can you play the Guitar Friend Do you like reading? Can you ski? Can you play chess? Do ... ……………… but I don’t like………………… I can ……………… But I can’t ……………… I don’t like ………………… but I like …………………… I can ……………………… but I can’t …………………… ( Friend 1)……… likes ………………… but he\she doesn’t like...
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... _ C Answer the following questions about the text (Follow the example) Who woke me up? Your mother didWhatdid I after getting up? Where did I have breakfast? ... _ Whatdid I have for breakfast? _ How did I go to school? Whatdid I after school? ... doing my homework _? I had dinner at 8.30 pm _? Yes, I prepared my schoolbag before going to bed _? No, I didn’t...