41. Service Provider Solutions-CISCO SYSTEMS TECHNICAL USERS MAGAZINE - Cisco System which along with a few other countries are looking toward moving IPv6 to The current IPv6 architecture for cable networks includes two components http://www.cisco.com/en/US/about/ac123/ac114/ac173/Q4-04/sp_IPv6_broadband.html

Home Skip to Content Skip to Search Skip to Navigation ... About Cisco Guest Search Hierarchical Navigation HOME ABOUT CISCO PUBLICATIONS AND MERCHANDISE PACKET MAGAZINE ... IPv6 in Broadband Reader Feedback Tell us what you think CISCO SYSTEMS TECHNICAL USERS MAGAZINE Service Provider Solutions IPv6 in Broadband Service providers of all types can benefit from the flexibility and new revenue opportunities of IPv6-based broadband. By Salman Asadullah and Adeel Ahmed The number of broadband subscribers worldwide grew from 33 million at the end of 2002 to 97 million at the end of 2003, reports Ovum Access Forecasts, and is expected to reach 140 million by the end of this year. Studies show that these broadband consumers, with their high-speed, "always-on" connections, spend more time online, are generally willing to spend more money on communication services (such as music) and high-value offerings, and are more likely to set up home networks and expand their network capabilities incrementally with applications such as wireless and home surveillance and even advanced services such as voice over IP (VoIP) and real-time video on demand. The exponential growth of broadband worldwide and the online proclivities of these end users provide one of the best opportunities for service providers of all types to increase their revenues and profitability. They are looking for ways to evolve their current network architecture to meet the needs of Internet-ready appliances and new applications, as well as provide new services to their customers. And Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is designed to help service providers meet these challenges. IPv6 gives every user multiple global addresses that can be used for a wide variety of devices including cell phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and IP-enabled vehicles.

42. Dean Law Named As A Leader Who Bridges Architecture Practice And Dean Law Named as a Leader Who bridges architecture Practice and Education other educators from Big 12 schools included on the list are John Gaunt of http://capd.ksu.edu/news_article.asp?id=210

43. PRESS (E) - MAXON Bridges The Gap To ArchiCAD Germany and all other countries Joachim Heller. May 3, 2004. MAXON bridges THEGAP TO ARCHICAD. New plugin provides direct data exchange between ArchiCAD http://www.maxon.net/pages/dyn_files/dyn_htx/htx/960/00960_00961.html

press FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: US: Diana Lee UK: Perry Stacy JAPAN: Toshihide Miyata Germany and all other countries: Joachim Heller May 3, 2004 MAXON BRIDGES THE GAP TO ARCHICAD New plugin provides direct data exchange between ArchiCAD and CINEMA 4D Friedrichsdorf, May 3, 2004- MAXON Computer today released an eXchange plugin for the seamless exchange of data between Graphisoft ArchiCAD and MAXON CINEMA 4D. The plugin transfers all relevant objects, object classes, lights, materials and cameras of an ArchiCAD project to CINEMA 4D. Now architects can visualize their projects perfectly by combining ArchiCAD's proven design tools with CINEMA 4D's high quality rendering. Screenshot - click picture to enlarge. The building process starts with the established design tools of ArchiCAD, and as soon as the plans are ready, the project can then be exported to CINEMA 4D. In CINEMA 4D, ArchiCAD colors can then be replaced with photorealistic materials. This takes just a single mouse click using the Material eXchange plugin. Add a few additional objects such as trees and people from the many CINEMA 4D model libraries that are available, and already you have the basis of a pleasing visualization. The example opposite took less than two hours to create including render time starting with the imported ArchiCAD example project. The eXchange plugin also features an intelligent Update function. This allows you to go back to ArchiCAD to modify the building without fear of losing any work that you may have already done in CINEMA 4D. Your CINEMA 4D trees, lights, materials and so on will be preserved when you update, enabling you to quickly produce updated pictures and movies of the new design to delight your client with speedy updates.

44. PRESS (E) - MAXON Computer Releases Free Plugin That Bridges BodyPaint 3D And 3 MAXON Computer releases free plugin that bridges BodyPaint 3D and 3ds max® 3 4 Germany and all other countries Joachim Heller. May 31, 2001 http://www.maxon.net/pages/dyn_files/dyn_htx/htx/21/00021_00026.html

press FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: US: Diana Lee UK: Perry Stacy JAPAN: Toshihide Miyata Germany and all other countries: Joachim Heller May 31, 2001 Plugin Offers Seamless Access to Real-Time 3D Painting App MAXON Computer, May 31, 2001 - MAXON Computer is pleased to announce the release of a new plugin that integrates its BodyPaint 3D professional 3D painting application with Discreet's 3DS MAX versions 3 and 4. This new plugin enables 3D artists to combine two powerful applications to improve and expand production workflow. Adding fine detail to textures in a 3DS MAX scene is now easier than ever before. Artists can even paint in raytraced mode for the ultimate real-time feedback. BodyPaint 3D allows texturing of everything from low-poly game models to complex 3D objects with millions of polygons. The BP MAX exchange plugin supports conversion of complete 3ds max scenes, including objects, hierarchies, lights, cameras, common material properties and UV tags. The scene is translated from 3DS MAX to BodyPaint 3D with the click of a button. All UV manipulation and painting of textures are then passed back to MAX with another click. BodyPaint 3D has garnered numerous awards since its release in late 2000, including MacWeek's Best of Show for MacWorld 2001. MAXON's unique RayBrush technology enables users to paint onto a raytraced image in three dimensions in real time. Reflectivity, bump, transparency, specularity and other channels can be painted in real time with direct visual feedback in multiple 3D views. Up to 10 material channels can be painted concurrently to create compound effects like rust and scarring. Advanced UV manipulation tools allow easy manipulation of UV through Optimal and Interactive Mapping as well as detailed point editing. Additionally, BodyPaint 3D takes full advantage of the advanced features of Wacom's Intuos intelligent graphics tablet system. Users can map most aspects of brush characteristics to the pressure, tilt and angle of the Wacom pen.

45. Oxford University Press: Country, Park & City: Francis R. Kowsky Country, Park City. The architecture and Life of Calvert Vaux Especiallynotable are the many bridges and other charming structures that he designed http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/ArtArchitecture/History/American/?

46. E2E Bridge - The Service Oriented, Model Driven Integration Platform Figure 3 architecture of the E2E Bridge in the context of SAP solutions. or registered trademarks of SAP AG in Germany and in several other countries. http://www.e2e.ch/for-sap.html

Simply integrated. E2E Technologies Ltd Home Contact ... Support Introducing the E2E Bridge UML based IT Integration with a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Home E2E Bridge for SAP E2E Bridge for SAP Solutions The E2E Bridge is the first MDA platform world-wide which allows 100% model driven integration and migration in the context of SAP® systems. This represents a major breakthrough for integration and migration tasks in conjunction with popular SAP solutions, such as SAP® R/3®, SAP® Web Application Server or third party SAP software. Business Benefits First projects demonstrate that the benefits associated with the E2E Bridge can be applied to a broad range of scenarios where SAP solutions need to be integrated with third party backends, independent of the complexity of the task at hand: Cost: implementation and maintenance cost reduced by an order of magnitude Speed: development cycle of integration projects accelerated by 10x and more Transparency: maximized due to elimination of all source code programming Although the applicability of the E2E Bridge is not limited to particular tasks only, the following scenarios suggest a clear preference for the E2E Bridge in comparison to other integration or migration approaches:

47. Building Bridges China, like the other permanent members, holds the veto power. These countries,which call for consensus on the whole gamut of issues of UN reforms, http://www.frontlineonnet.com/fl2210/stories/20050520001005300.htm

Volume 22 - Issue 10, May 07 - 20, 2005 India's National Magazine from the publishers of THE HINDU Home Contents WORLD AFFAIRS Building bridges P.S. SURYANARAYANA in Singapore The Asian-African Summit, primarily convened to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the historic Bandung Conference, calls for "a momentum in achieving peace, prosperity and progress" and "dynamic partnerships" among the countries of the region to achieve these goals. IMPRESSIVE indeed is the revival of the "Bandung Spirit" that the leaders of Asia and Africa accomplished during their summit in Jakarta on April 22 and 23 and at the appointed hour of the follow-up event on April 24 - the "walk" down memory lane in Bandung, the capital of the Indonesian province of West Java. BEAWIHARTA/REUTERS Chinese President Hu Jintao, Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh leading a walk to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Bandung Conference in West Java.

48. Architecture And Landscape--Stations And Bridges Certain marks of the early days of railway construction in this country stand as new stone bridge across the Susquehanna, and various. other structures http://www.catskillarchive.com/rrextra/arrybeau.Html

THE CENTURY MAGAZINE APRIL, 1908 THE RAILWAY BEAUTIFUL BY SYLVESTER BAXTER WITH PICTURES BY HARRY FENN Great railway companies, as a rule, very naturally lay stress upon the attractiveness of the scenery along their lines; they spend enormous sums in the production and circulation of illustrated literature to make it known. Incidental to this attractiveness, in no small degree, are the improvements carried out in many parts of the country by various companies under policies of enlightened self-interest. Indeed, few things can make a more agreeable impression upon the traveler than glimpses of well-ordered and beautiful surroundings at the way-stations, caught perhaps only for a flashing instant in passing, or satisfying the eye during pauses that otherwise would be tedious. Where a railway passes through a town, the community commonly presents its least attractive aspect. The noise, the smoke, the dust, and the cinders make property that borders a railway line undesirable for residential purposes. Consequently it is left to the poorest sort of occupancy. A railway is customarily lined, if not by ugly factories, by squalid tenements, or by the shabby little houses of the poorer classes, with unkempt back yards, and outbuildings Aspects of this sort commonly convey about the only feature of a place obtained by passers-through. There are thousands of towns and villages in the United States that for hundreds of thousands of persons are associated only with scenes of this sort. In truth, however, the impressions made by these strips of shabbiness along the railway are as erroneous, as those which might be derived from a trip through the main sewer of a town. Just beyond, they might behold pleasant, tree-shaded streets, attractive homes, and a community well equipped with good public and business buildings; in short, a place where prosperity abides and good civic standards obtain.

49. Microsoft Customer Evidence: HNTB Corporation architecture, Engineering, and Planning Firm Gets Resource Allocation on Track . of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. http://www.microsoft.com/resources/casestudies/CaseStudy.asp?CaseStudyID=15592

50. Microsoft Customer Evidence: Ohio State University Medical Center ServiceOriented architecture Drives Improved Operational Efficiency and Quality of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. http://www.microsoft.com/resources/casestudies/CaseStudy.asp?CaseStudyID=15381

51. Architectural Review, The: Emerging Architecture Full text of the article, Emerging architecture from Architectural Review, The, in many countries, architects and other designers do not have an http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3575/is_1270_212/ai_95791952

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52. Elsevier.com - Lighting Modern Buildings It bridges the gap between the present day architect and lighting engineer, fromthe viewpoint of GBP prices apply to the UK and all other countries. http://www.elsevier.com/wps/product/cws_home/680100

Home Site map Regional Sites Advanced Product Search ... Lighting Modern Buildings Book information Product description Audience Author information and services Ordering information Bibliographic and ordering information Conditions of sale Book related information Submit your book proposal Other books in same subject area About Elsevier Select your view LIGHTING MODERN BUILDINGS To order this title, and for more information, go to http://books.elsevier.com/bookscat/links/details.asp?isbn=0750640820 By Derek Phillips , Retired architect and lighting consultant. Past president of CIBSE. Fellow of the International Association of Lighting Designers, Bovingdon, UK Description Audience Architects, independent lighting designers, lighting engineers, students of architecture. Contents Introduction to light as an architectural element; Seeing, purpose and fulfilment; Daylight as the external and internal; Light sources other than daylight; Analysis of the lighting problem; The hardware - light sources, equipment and control; Building structure, space and light; Installation, maintenance, costs and energy; relationship to building services; Design; Appendix. Paperback, ISBN: 0-7506-4082-0, 248 pages, publication date: 2000

53. Login Consequently, when modernist architecture fully emerged in Sweden with the 1930 Sweden also influenced other countries here. In Britain this principle, http://www.sweden.se/templates/cs/BasicFactsheet____3112.aspx

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54. News - Open Text Corporation Open Text Announces Livelink ECM Services architecture Corporation in theUnited States of America, Canada, the European Union and/or other countries. http://www.opentext.com/news/pr.html?id=1546

55. CABE: News: Introduction When architecture goes wrong it is often because it has failed to take account can serve as inspiration for other countries and cities across the world. http://www.cabe.org.uk/news/press/showspeech.asp?id=735

56. FRENCH ART,FRENCH CULTURE,French Architecture,Museum,Musee,Monument,monument Par architectural history,architectural organizations,art expositions,resources Calendar of Holidays Links for France other French speaking countries http://www.french-at-a-touch.com/French/arts_culture.htm

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57. Microsoft Whitepaper On Thin Client Markets, Architecture, Technology Since many customers look to thin clients as a bridge between legacy of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries and is used by http://www.windowsfordevices.com/articles/AT9484593363.html

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58. The Influence Of Roman Engineering And Architecture The use of the arch was of course not limited to bridges; it was common in allRoman architecture Such a system was unheard of in other civilizations. http://www.arch.mcgill.ca/prof/sijpkes/arch304/winter2001/cszasz/u1/roman.htm

The Influence of Roman Engineering and Architecture Colin Szasz, McGill University, School of Architecture Bibliography Grant, Michael. The World of Rome. Cleveland, The World Publishing Company, 1960. Pp. 264-280, 306-391. Steinman, David B. Bridges and their Builders. New York, Dover Publications Inc., 1957. Pp. 35-52. Brown, David J. Bridges. London, Mitchell Beazley, 1993. Pp. 18-25. Jenkins, Richard. The Legacy of Rome Oxford University Press, 1992. Pp. 329-423. Anderson, William J. The Architecture of Ancient Rome. London, B.T. Batsford Ltd., 1927. Pp. 68-114. Brown, Frank E. Roman Architecture. New York, George Braziller, 1961. Pp. 18-34.

59. ANU - MAC - NEWSLETTERS & JOURNALS - ANU REPORTER - AUTUMN 2004 - BRIDGES New bridges across Asia Government Ministers from Australia, Indonesia, Japan,Malaysia, Singapore and Timor, and senior officials from other countries. http://info.anu.edu.au/mac/Newsletters_and_Journals/ANU_Reporter/Autumn_2004/Bri

Skip Navigation ANU Home Search ANU Home About MAC Advertising Alumni Art Collection ... Publications Shortcuts ANU Reporter Corporate Style Guide National Graduate On Campus Quick Links Policies, Procedures ANU Billboard National Institutes Staff Pages New bridges across Asia One of the most effective weapons against terrorism is greater understanding of Muslim societies, the Dean of Asian Studies at ANU, Professor Tony Milner, told a recent Jakarta conference. Addressing the 4th General Conference of the Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific  (CSCAP), Professor Milner said it was crucial to make a distinction between Islamist terrorists and increased religiosity in Islamic societies. “We need to listen to specialists on these societies as well as to terrorist experts,” he said. The Australian division of CSCAP is co-chaired by ANU Professor Des Ball and Professor Milner and based at ANU. The organisation has been widely recognised by Australian and international governments for its pivotal role in shaping the architecture of security in the region. The conference was co-hosted by Australia and Indonesia and addressed a wide range of issues including regional law enforcement, intelligence sharing and “post-incident” cooperation - such as occurred between police agencies in the wake of the Bali and Jakarta bombings.

60. Architecture Of The Memorial Bridge - Rijeka, Croatia In other words, the task we set ourselves was to make a structure that would May, 2002 The Memorial Bridge wins the Croatian architectural award for http://www.glasssteelandstone.com/HR/RijekaMemorialBridge.html

The World Europe Croatia : Rijeka Memorial Bridge Home Buildings and Landmarks List by City List by State List by Country List by Continent ... List by Type Sister Sites Chicago Architecture Info Houston Architecture Info Live Skyline Cam Send a free ePostcard! ... Architecture CDROMs Site Utilities Mobile Edition RSS Feed Affiliate Program Recommend Us ... Contact Advertisement Memorial Bridge Built: Cost: US$1,000,000.00 Designed by: Studio 3LHD Maximum height: 9 meters Maximum Length: 47 meters Maximum width: 5.4 meters Height above water: 1.5 meters Bridge deck thickness: 65 centimeters Type: Bridge Type: Monument Location: Spanning the Dead Canal T The bridge was assembled at a shipyard and floated into place. A special barge had to be built to move the structure because it had to sail underneath existing bridges on the same canal. It gets its special color from planks of aluminum-magnesium alloy that enhance its appeal and help it resist sea salt corrosion. The railing is made of glass topped by a wooden hand rail.

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