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• Sep 12, 2010 from arunforce(Arun Force) in *
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  Time of this report: 9/11/2010, 20:55:46
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download : Ethereal Blue - Essays in Rhyme on Passion and Ethics-RETAIL-2010-FKK

• Sep 25, 2010 from krwetatnt(ahmed gharwy) in Sports
  download : Ethereal Blue - Essays in Rhyme on Passion and Ethics-RETAIL-2010-FKKEthereal_Blue_-_Essays_in_Rhyme_on_Passion_and_Ethics-RETAIL-2010-FKK
  
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  artist : Ethereal Blue
  
  title : Essays in Rhyme on Passion and ethics
  
  genre : Black Metal
  
  source : CDDA
  
  type : Album
  
  rls date : 09.11.2010 st date : 00.00.0000
  
  size : 86,9 MB tracks : 06
  
  encoder : Lame 3.97 label : n/a
  
  quality : avg. 223kbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
  
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  As far as experimental bands go, Greeces Ethereal Blue is one of
  the more interesting acts Ive heard this year, melding an unusual
  blend of melodic death, fierce black metal and strangely post-
  hardcore influences into one elongated, uncompromising package.
  Directed by the vocal chameleon known as Efthimis V., Essays In
  Rhyme On Passion & Ethics volleys wildly between both extremes of
  light and heavy, and although I admire their gumption, I also find
  a bit of unfortunate (but essentially harmless) humor among these
  lengthy six tracks.
  
  First off, the mix of genres into one cohesive package is a bit
  unsteady, taking the elegance of Opeths groundbreaking
  kaleidoscopic stance and mashing it up with, of all things,
  Starkweathers hefty lurch and stomp, while pushing neither
  aesthetic to the breaking point. Its the vocal delivery of
  Efthimis which specifically targets each differing vibe that makes
  this such a bumpy ride. His black/death screech is simply molten,
  resembling Rennie Resmini in style, but not necessarily in sound,
  but his mellower tones run the gambit between somewhat flat to
  totally lilting with an oddly feminine air. Occasionally, he breaks
  out a falsetto (Mother Grief) that is more Tiny Tim than Warrel
  Dane, throwing out odd gasping breaths that brings forth an
  unintentional chuckle from my chest. It isnt the norm, however, as
  most of this album sees him utilizing powerful roars and a mid-
  ranged clean that fits perfectly among the acoustics and fragile
  melodies. When the conclusion of the robustly built The Letter
  finally arrives, the band launches into pure black metal with all
  cylinders firing in heavily Swedish-influenced malice, and the
  opening moments of aforementioned Mother Grief is distinctly
  Opeth-ian in nature, but the blend Ethereal Blue pursues is never
  more apparent as Goliadkiin tumbles between blastbeaten fury and
  cleaner moments wherein Efthimis utilizes pretty much every clean
  tone in his arsenal. Drummer Dimitris stands out during this final
  tune by exercising subtlety and a masterful ability to change tempo
  from out of nowhere with seeming effortlessness.
  
  But these diverse elements arent exactly expertly executed from a
  songwriting level. The band lacks the adhesive threads that bind
  each tune into one solid piece of work, but to be honest, I really
  dont think theyve fallen terribly far off the mark. Perhaps if
  these dapper gentlemen focused more on making each separate element
  more conscious of each other, then things would have left me with a
  much more positive feeling of completion and focus. None of this is
  patchworked to death though, and the jarring differences have been
  thoughtfully arranged, yet jarring these differences still are,
  nonetheless.
  
  Essaysis an often eloquent, extraordinarily sophisticated effort
  from a band that shows more promise than anything else, yet havent
  fully realized their potential or point of view in a way that
  sticks to your ribs. The hefty stomp and Resmini-channeling of
  John Wood has its moments, and the scant ethnic flair that arises
  during the trudging Ethics is certainly quite appealing. But
  Ethereal Blue could use a bit of a tweaking to balance the more
  accessible moments with the bruising might they also display, and
  their ambition is very apparent when taking all these flavors into
  consideration, so a more organized--but no less chancy--release is
  something Ill be looking forward to in the future.
  
  /team FKK
  
  01 Mother grief 10:22
  02 Ethics 07:44
  03 John wood 08:05
  04 Passion 07:58
  05 The letter 09:31
  06 Goliadkin 10:47
  
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Voice Over Internet Protocol

• Oct 01, 2010 from JohnnyX87(Johnny A)
  History
  1974 The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) published a paper titled A Protocol for Packet Network Interconnection.
  1981 IPv4 is described in RFC 791.
  1985 The National Science Foundation commissions the creation of NSFNET.
  1995 VocalTec releases the first commercial Internet phone software.
  1996
  ITU-T begins development of standards for the transmission and signaling of voice communications over Internet Protocol networks with the H.323 standard.
  US telecommunication companies petition the US Congress to ban Internet phone technology.
  1997 Level 3 began development of its first softswitch, a term they coined in 1998.
  1999
  The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) specification RFC 2543 is released.
  Mark Spencer of Digium develops the first open source Private branch exchange (PBX) software (Asterisk).
  2004 Commercial VoIP service providers proliferate.
  2005 OpenSER (later Kamailio and OpenSIPS) SIP proxy server is forked from the SIP Express Router.
  2006 FreeSWITCH open source software is released.
  VoIP technologies and implementations
  Voice-over-IP has been implemented in various ways using both proprietary and open protocols and standards. Examples of technologies used to implement Voice over Internet Protocol include:
  H.323
  IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS)
  Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP)
  Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
  Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP)
  The Session Initiation Protocol has gained wide-spread VoIP market penetration, while H.323 deployments are increasingly limited to carrying existing long-haul network traffic.[citation needed]
  A notable proprietary implementation is the Skype network. Other examples of specific implementations and a comparison between them are available in Comparison of VoIP software.
  Adoption
  Consumer market
  Example of VoIP adapter setup in residential network
  A major development starting in 2004 has been the introduction of mass-market VoIP services over broadband Internet access services, in which subscribers make and receive calls as they would over the PSTN. Full phone service VoIP phone companies provide inbound and outbound calling with Direct Inbound Dialing. Many offer unlimited domestic calling, and some to other countries as well, for a flat monthly fee as well as free calling between subscribers using the same provider. These services have a wide variety of features which can be more or less similar to traditional POTS.
  There are three common methods of connecting to VoIP service providers:
  A typical analog telephone adapter (ATA) for connecting an analog phone to a VoIP provider
  An Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA) may be connected between an IP network (such as a broadband connection) and an existing telephone jack in order to provide service nearly indistinguishable from PSTN providers on all the other telephone jacks in the residence. This type of service, which is fixed to one location, is generally offered by broadband Internet providers such as cable companies and telephone companies as a cheaper flat-rate traditional phone service.
  Dedicated VoIP phones are phones that allow VoIP calls without the use of a computer. Instead they connect directly to the IP network (using technologies such as Wi-Fi or Ethernet). In order to connect to the PSTN they usually require service from a VoIP service provider; most people therefore will use them in conjunction with a paid service plan.
  A softphone (also known as an Internet phone or Digital phone) is a piece of software that can be installed on a computer that allows VoIP calling without dedicated hardware.
  PSTN and mobile network providers
  It is becoming increasingly common for telecommunications providers to use VoIP telephony over dedicated and public IP networks to connect switching stations and to interconnect with other telephony network providers; this is often referred to as IP backhaul.
  Many telecommunications companies are looking at the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) which will merge Internet technologies with the mobile world, using a pure VoIP infrastructure. It will enable them to upgrade their existing systems while embracing Internet technologies such as the Web, email, instant messaging, presence, and video conferencing. It will also allow existing VoIP systems to interface with the conventional PSTN and mobile phone networks.
  Dual mode telephone sets, which allow for the seamless handover between a cellular network and a Wi-Fi network, are expected to help VoIP become more popular.
  Phones such as the NEC N900iL, many of the Nokia Eseries and several other Wi-Fi enabled mobile phones have SIP clients built into the firmware. Such clients operate independently of the mobile phone network (however some operators choose to remove the client from subsidised handsets). Some operators such as Vodafone actively try to block VoIP traffic from their network. Others, like T-Mobile, have refused to interconnect with VoIP-enabled networks as was seen in the legal case between...

What to Do in Tulsa This Weekend

• Sep 17, 2010 from tashadoestulsa(Natasha Ball) in *
  Enough baklava to turn you Greek. Men in kilts. Ribs and rock.
  As heard every Friday morning on the KRMG Morning News with Joe Kelley, heres what to do in Tulsa this weekend.
  Friday, Sept. 17
  
  Tashas Pick: Greek Holiday, 50th Anniversary Edition
  When: Friday, 11am-10pm; Saturday, 11am-10pm
  Where: 12th and Guthrie in downtown Tulsa (see below for directions)
  Opa! Its time again for Tulsas premier ethnic festival, Greek Holiday. Get your fill of Greek cuisine, dancing, shopping and learning at this weekends cultural festival and culinary delight. Check out the full TDT write-up on this years festival here.
  Jump to Fridays events.
  Jump to live music.
  Jump to movies.
  Saturday, Sept. 18
  
  Tashas Pick: Ladies First 5K Skirt Chaser
  When: Starting at 5pm; 5K starting at 5:45pm
  Where: River West Festival Park, 2100 W. Jackson Ave.
  Ladies get a three-minute head start in this race that coincides with the kilt-clad Oklahoma Scottish Festival this Saturday, and the guys spend all their time chasing those skirts in an effort to catch up. Stick around after the race and watch the men compete in the sexiest leg contest, a veritable Tulsa tradition. Look also for a kid-, dog- and stroller-friendly fun run at 5pm.
  Jump to Saturdays events.
  Jump to live music.
  Jump to movies.
  Sunday, Sept. 19
  
  Tashas Pick: Rock n Rib Festival
  When: Friday, 11am-12am; Saturday, 11am-12am; 11am-3pm
  Where: 3rd and Frisco in downtown Tulsa, just outside of the BOK Center
  Like to rock n roll? Not someone who will turn down a plate of ribs? Then check out this four-day festival featuring award-winning BBQ pitmasters from across the country and 14 local bands worth of live music on the streets outside the BOK Center. Look also for a kids area and a mechanical bull. Admission is free on Thursday and Friday before 5:00pm, $3 per adult all other hours. Kids 12 and under get in free.
  Jump to Sundays events.
  Jump to live music.
  Jump to movies.
  
  
  
  
  
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  What other week of the year can you splurge on an appetizer, entree and dessert at an exclusive Tulsa restaurant and pay only $12.95 for lunch or $29.95 for dinner? You can during the fourth annual Tulsa Restaurant Week, today through the 18th at lunch and dinner. If youre on the go, check out the Restaurant Week iPhone app to help you choose which restaurant to try that day. The event benefits the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma.
  
  
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  American Miniature Horse Registry National Horse Show
  
  
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  Who needs regular-sized horses when you can have a barn full of those cute miniature ones? Get a weekend full of em at this national event at Expo Square.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  Address: 400 S. Veterans Parkway.
  
  
  
  Grab the kids and head to Claremore for Made in Oklahoma products, arts and crafts, baked goods, a childrens area, a car show, livestock exhibits and, if you can believe it, more. Admission is free.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  Experience Tulsas temporary space reclamation project, which challenges people to rethink how paved surfaces are used, reinforcing the need for urban, open, green space. Until 7pm. Also? Be prepared to get your groove on Luchador Style. The event includes music, activities, prizes and, of course, luchadors from 5-7 p.m. Visit www.parkingday.org for more information on the worldwide event.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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