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Der Floorballverband Berlin-Brandenburg e. V. (Markenname: FloorballBB; Abkürzung: FVBB) ist der Floorball-Verband der Bundesländer Berlin und Brandenburg. FloorballBB ist Mitglied im Floorball-Verband Deutschland.

Zweck des Verbandes
Der Zweck des Floorballverbands Berlin-Brandenburg ist die regionale und überregionale Förderung des Floorball-Sports sowie der damit verbundenen körperlichen Betätigung. Zu den Aufgaben gehören die Organisation eines Spielbetriebes und die Durchführung regionaler Vergleichswettkämpfe. Der FVBB unterstützt  Sportvereine und -abteilungen sowie Schulen und Hochschulen, die aktiv die Sportart Floorball betreiben. Er ist für die Verbreitung des Sports Floorball an Schulen und Universitäten sowie Sportverbänden und anderen Institutionen da. Der FVBB ist auch für die Förderung des Leistungs- und Breitensports sowie des Jugend- und Schulsports zuständig. Ebenso obliegt ihm, mit dem Landessportbund Berlin, dem Landessportbund Brandenburg sowie dem Floorball-Verband Deutschland e. V. zusammenzuarbeiten.

Mitglieder
Folgende 19 Vereine sind Mitglied im Floorballverband Berlin-Brandenburg:

Berlin
 Berlin Broilers 04
 Berliner Floorball Klub
 Berlin Rockets
 Berliner Turnerschaft Korporation Turn- und Sportverein
 Eisbären Juniors Berlin
 Floorball Team Charlottenburg
 Floorball Turtles Berlin
 SC Siemensstadt
 Spiel- und Sport Verein Rapid
 TuS Hohenschönhausen 1990
 UHC Berlin
 VfL Tegel 1891
 Zehlendorfer TSV von 1888

Brandenburg
 SV Grün-Weiß Letschin
 RSV Mellensee 08
 FBC Potsdam
 SC Potsdam
 TSV Rangsdorf 2004

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
 Pommerhoc Greifswald

Geschichte des FVBB
Nachdem sich im Jahr 1996 die ersten Berliner Floorball-Vereine gegründet hatten, dauerte es 10 Jahre bis zur Gründung der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Unihockey Vereinigung e. V. (BBUV) im Jahr 2006. Auf der ersten Versammlung verabschiedeten die zehn Gründungsmitglieder die Satzung des Verbandes, die als Vereinszweck die Förderung der Sportart Floorball (damals "Unihockey") vorschreibt. Noch im selben Jahr gründete sich auf Initiative von Jan Kratochvil das Floorball-Fachmagazin FloorballMag (damals noch UnihockeyMag). Seit der ersten Printausgabe, die im Januar 2007 erschien, veröffentlicht das Magazin monatlich eine neue Ausgabe. Das eigenständige Projekt wurde zu einem der größten Vorhaben der BBUV.

Ein weiterer Meilenstein, den der Verband im Jahr 2007 erreichte, ist die Gründung der ersten Kinder-Liga, bestehend aus sieben Teams aus vier Vereinen. Von da an wuchsen die Mitgliederzahlen des Verbandes stetig, neue Teams nahmen den Spielbetrieb auf, neue Vereine traten bei und neue Spielklassen wurden gegründet. Im Jahr 2008 überführte der Verbandspräsident Adrian Mühle das Floorball-Sommercamp in die Organisation der BBUV, unter deren Verantwortung das Camp zu einem Vorzeigeprojekt wurde. Schon im selben Jahr konnte das Camp mit 100 Teilnehmern einen Rekord verzeichnen, was in den folgenden Jahren dazu ermutigte, mehrere Camps zu veranstalten.

Nicht nur die erste Teilnahme eines Berliner Teams an den nationalen Pokalfinals durch die SG BAT Berlin im Jahr 2009 zeigt, wie gut sich die Sportart in der Region etablierte, sondern auch die Präsenz der Sportart an der Universität Potsdam und der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, die im Laufe des neu angebrochenen Jahrzehnts ausgebaut wird. Ab 2010 heißt die Sportart auch in Berlin offiziell Floorball, nachdem man sich 2009 im Dachverband Floorball Deutschland auf die internationale Bezeichnung geeinigt hatte. Der Verband trägt nun den Namen Floorball Verband Berlin-Brandenburg e. V. (FVBB).

Unter diesem Namen tritt der Verband hintereinander den Landessportbünden in Berlin und Brandenburg bei. 2013 erkannte der Berliner Senat die Förderwürdigkeit des Verbandes an. Dieser entwickelte fortan nicht nur im Bereich seiner Mitgliederzahlen, sondern legte sein Augenmerk mehr und mehr auf die Organisation und die Qualitätssicherung seiner Arbeit. So stellte er 2014 erstmals eine Landesauswahl zum Zweck der Jugendförderung zusammen und baute nach und nach Kommissionen, welche unterschiedliche Wirkungsbereiche des Verbandes unterstützen, aus Ehrenamtlichen auf. 2016 stellte der FVBB erstmals eine Freiwilligendienstlerin ein. Dieses Modell sollte sich in den nächsten Jahren bewähren. Zusammen mit dual Studierenden sind Freiwilligendienstler heute wichtiger Bestandteil des Mitarbeiterstabs. Ein großer Teil davon arbeitet für die Geschäftsstelle, welche besonders gegen Ende der 2010er Jahre nach und nach aufgebaut wurde und inzwischen das Herzstück der Verbandsarbeit bildet. 2019 führte Präsident Mühle die Scrum-Arbeitstechnik ein, die vor allem in der dezentralen Geschäftsstelle für ein effizientes Arbeiten sorgen soll. Im Jahr darauf baute der Vorstand die Geschäftsstelle auf eine Stärke von sieben Mitarbeitenden aus.

Wegen der Corona-Krise konnte das bisher größte Projekt des Verbandes nicht stattfinden: das Final 4 des nationalen Pokalwettbewerbes sollte, nachdem es 2018 schon einmal vor mehr als 2000 Zuschauern in Berlin ausgetragen wurde, in der großen Max-Schmeling-Halle stattfinden. Zunächst wurde das für 2020 geplante Event mehrmals verschoben, schließlich im Frühjahr 2021 jedoch nach Absprache mit Floorball Deutschland endgültig abgesagt. Durch die Absage des Großprojektes konnte der Verband allerdings mehr Energie in die eigene Entwicklung stecken. Im Mittelpunkt der Bemühungen lag die Frage nach dem öffentlichen Auftreten. Um dieses zu organisieren wurde im Sommer 2020 die Marketing- und Öffentlichkeitsarbeitsabteilung gegründet. Zum Jahreswechsel 2020/2021 folgte ein Rebranding des Verbandes, der fortan FloorballBB heißt, und ein damit verknüpfter Relaunch der Website.

Projekte
FloorballBB veranstaltet verschiedene Projekte zur Förderung der Sportart Floorball, insbesondere im Jugendbereich.

Floorball Sommercamp
Das Floorball Sommercamp ist das erfolgreichste Projekt von FloorballBB. Es findet jährlich und mitunter in mehreren Durchgängen statt. Das Konzept der Camps ist eine Mischung aus Trainings- und Feriencamp: während ein Teil der Teilnehmenden eine Trainingseinheit absolviert, die in der Regel durch hochklassige Floorballspieler oder -trainer geleitet wird, verteilt sich der andere Teil auf verschiedene Kurse. Das Kurssystem umfasst sportliche Aktivitäten wie auch solche, bei denen nicht der Sport, sondern Abenteuer, Weiterbildung und Erholung im Zentrum stehen. Immer wieder sorgen externe Kursleiter mit besonderen Qualifikationen für Highlights wie beispielsweise Jonglier- oder Lötkurse.

Floorballmagazin
Das Floorballmagazin ist ein Onlinemedium, das auf einer Initiative innerhalb von FloorballBB im Jahr 2006 basiert. Bis 2012 lag die Schirmherrschaft über das Magazin beim Verband. Dann wurde das Magazin an Jan Kratochvil und Tom Nebe und ihre Mikroverlag Karatochvil / Nebe GbR übergeben. Der Verlag entwickelte das Produkt zu dem auflagenstärksten Floorball-Fachmagazin Deutschlands. 2020 wurde das Online-Magazin an Janek Wöbke übergeben.

Spielemobil KIDZ
Das Spielemobil KIDZ ist ein Projekt von FloorballBB mit dem Zweck, die Sportart Floorball bekannter zu machen und zu verbreiten, indem es Floorball- und Spielmaterialien für eine möglichst breite Masse an Kindern zugänglich macht. Es ist mietbar für Vereine, Schulen, Events und Projekte und wird von Mitarbeitenden des Verbandes an den vereinbarten Ort geliefert und von dort wieder abgeholt.

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website
 Salming Sommercamp

Einzelnachweise

Regionaler Sportverband (Berlin)
Regionaler Sportverband (Brandenburg)
Floorball (Deutschland)
Verein (Berlin)

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January 24, 2011 - Is there something that you feel limits you in some way? Is it time? Is it money? Is it support? Is it your confidence? Is it others around you? If you are continuously focusing on what is limiting you, then you are stuck in a mindset that is crippling you from seeing your way out. By looking at what is not limiting you, ideas and ingenuity begins to replace frustration and obstacles that are blocking you from where you want to be. Any limitations you currently believe affect you are merely what appear to be limitations to you or even others within your own minds.
Take an MM&I Moment to focus on where you don't feel limited. Perhaps do this as an exercise with others who have a stake in what you are trying to accomplish. Then challenge yourself to think about how you can leverage these areas to overcome where you "appear" to be limited. If it is money, can you use the time of another in a trade of talents to get where you need to be? If it is confidence, is there someone on your team or a mentor who can help you? The reality is that whatever you believe to be IS your current reality. So make your reality always one of empowerment, possibilities and moving forward.
Without a doubt, blogs are no longer something done by people with too much time on their hands. Blogs are now where many go for insight, information and perspective. And search engines love them. Don't have a blog and not sure if you want to commit to one at this time? Then be a contributor to others. Many bloggers seek guest contributors, giving you an opportunity to identify your company in association with your post. Find blogs focused on your target market or your industry and put your foot in the pool of guest bloggers.
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Former CFLer Nick Benjamin dead at 46 | CBC Sports Loaded
Former CFLer Nick Benjamin dead at 46
Former CFL offensive lineman Nick Benjamin passed away last week in Winnipeg following a lengthy battle with kidney disease.
CBC Sports · Posted: Aug 22, 2007 12:32 AM ET | Last Updated: August 22, 2007
He was 46.
Benjamin played for the Ottawa Rough Riders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers from 1985 to 1993.
"This is truly a sad time for everyone involved," Blue Bombers president Lyle Bauer said in a statement issued Tuesday.
"[He] was a quality football player and, more importantly, a quality individual who did so much for the people around him."
Benjamin was drafted first overall by Ottawa in 1985 and spent five seasons in the nation's capital before heading west until his retirement as an active player in 1993.
A collegiate standout with the Concordia Stingers, he was voted the CFL's East Division nominee for outstanding rookie in his first pro season with the Rough Riders.
Benjamin later helped the Blue Bombers trounce the Edmonton Eskimos 50-11 in the 1990 Grey Cup at Vancouver.
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Q: How can I use the princomp function of Matlab in the following case? I have 10 images(18x18). I save these images inside an array named images[324][10] where the number 324 represents the amount of pixels for an image and the number 10 the total amount of images that I have.
I would like to use these images for a neuron network however 324 is a big number to give as an input and thus I would like to decrease this number but retain as much information as possible.
I heard that you can do this with the princomp function which implements PCA.
The problem is that I haven't found any example on how to use this function, and especially for my case.
If I run
[COEFF, SCORE, latent] = princomp(images);

it runs fine but how can I then get the array newimages[number_of_desired_features][10]?

A: PCA could be a right choice here (but not the only one). Although, you should be aware of the fact, that PCA does not reduce the number of your input data features automatically. I recommend you reading this tutorial: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1404.1100v1.pdf - it is the one I used to understand PCA and its really good for beginners.
Getting back to your question. An image is an vector in a 324-dimensional space. In this space the first base vector is one having a white pixel in top left corner, next one is having next pixel white, all the other black - and so on. It probably is not the best base vector set to represent this image data. PCA computes new base vectors (the COEFF matrix - the new vectors expressed as values in old vector space) and new image vector values (the SCORE matrix). At that point you have not lost ANY data at all (no feature number reduction). But, you could stop using some of the new base vectors, because they are probably connected with noice, not the data itself. It is all described in details in the tutorial.
images = rand(10,324);
[COEFF, SCORE] = princomp(images);
reconstructed_images = SCORE / COEFF + repmat(mean(images,1), 10, 1);
images - reconstructed_images
%as you see there are almost only zeros - the non-zero values are effects of small numerical errors
%its possible because you are only switching between the sets of base vectors used to represent the data
for i=100:324
    SCORE(:,i) = zeros(10,1);
end
%we remove the features 100 to 324, leaving only first 99
%obviously, you could take only the non-zero part of the matrix and use it
%somewhere else, like for your neural network
reconstructed_images_with_reduced_features = SCORE / COEFF + repmat(mean(images,1), 10, 1);
images - reconstructed_images_with_reduced_features
%there are less features, but reconstruction is still pretty good

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Kozhikode: In tune with the transgender-friendly initiatives of the state government, the corporation is planning to set up toilets exclusively for the community. Corporation authorities will float a retender to set up the facility in Kozhikode city limits. The decision to float retender was taken as there were no bidders for the earlier tender.
The corporation has proposed to set up public toilets exclusively for people belonging to transgender community by including it in the annual plan programme for the 2019-20 financial year under the 13th five-year plan. The proposal was made in the wake of various transgender community-friendly measures adopted by the state government.
A sum of Rs one lakh has been set aside as token amount for the construction of four units of toilets for the transgender community. Toilets will be set up on the corporation land in the city limits. Members of the transgender community have expressed inconvenience in using the existing public toilet facilities.
Corporation health officer Dr R S Gopakumar said that nobody turned up to accept the tender floated by the corporation a few months ago. "We are planning to float the retender again to set up toilets at four locations in the city," he said, adding that measures to float the retender would be taken after the Lok Sabha elections.


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3Unfolding of DNA by co-solutes: insights from Kirkwood--Buff integrals and transfer free energies.
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Q: How do I include maven environment variables in eclipse to war file I have environment variables in my application.properties like this spring.mail.username=${username}
The ${username} is declare in eclipse environment variable. When I build maven package and install, then deploy it to tcServer. The TC Server does not know ${username}. Another word, the environment variables do not include in the war file during build.
How do I get the environment variable in eclipse to include in war file for deployment?

A: If you wish to have a build-time variable replaced, I would suggest you to use maven filtering:
Have an environment variable (not an eclipse one):
export username=user3184890

Then, in your pom.xml, activate maven filtering on resources (assuming your application.properties is in src/main/resources:
<build>
    <resources>
        <resource>
            <directory>${project.basedir}/src/main/resources</directory>
                <filtering>true</filtering>
        </resource>
    </resources>
...

Also, change your application.properties to this:
spring.mail.username=${env.username}

or
spring.mail.username=@env.username@

A: Using Maven filtering as described in alexbt's answer, is the right approach for including values defined elsewhere. His example touches on including an operating system environment variable. You can extend this to Maven properties also. For example,
<project ...>
   <properties>
      <spring.mailuser>bob@mycompany.com</spring.mailuser>
   </properties>
   ...
   <build>
      ...
   </build>
</project>

defines a Maven properties whose value is retrieved by ${spring.mailuser} and can be used as part
of other Maven configurations or injected as content via Maven filtering. Given this, changing
applicable.properties as follows
 spring.mail.username=${spring.mailuser}

will inject the value of the property at build time.


On the 16th of December at 20:00 in DEPO Dance Studio, as the Part of the DEPO Gala the members of the ELITE Programme are going to present Boundless.
Address: 1097 Bp, Koppány street 15.
Tickets are available on the spot.


"We're looking at some of the most frustrating foundry bugs (creators can't test their content because of a bug with portals [#62 12-28-2015]), but we don't currently have plans to add anything new to the foundry this year." -- Scott Shicoff, Lead Designer, February 3rd, 2016.
05-26-2013 (duplicate) Foundry Respec dont work.
09-11-2013 Dialogs: Required Has Item if failed states "You do not have this skill"
09-11-2013 Smoke added to respawn - prevents use in things like large fountains, crystals, etc.
12-12-2013 Select Component Dialog Sorted By ???
12-28-2015 Respawn points not used when death occurs at cave floors after falls and even god mode/untargetable with free camera movement can't prevent need to leave and restart playtest in this scenario.
10-31-2013 Mp Bottle Round 01, Mp Bottle Skinny 01, Mp Bottle Tall 01 - all anchors are at centerpoint instead of base plane, and all seem to have invisible glass above liquid inside, Mp Bottle Skinny 01 liquid is hollow tube not filled cylinder.
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, also known as  in Okinawan, is a mountain in Kunigami on the main island of Okinawa in Okinawa Prefecture. It has an elevation of , but Yonaha-dake triangulation station is located at the next peak of elevation of .

Etymology

"Mount Yonaha" in the Japanese language is formed from three kanji, ,  and . The kanji are ateji, or kanji used phonetically to represent native or borrowed words.

Geography

Mount Yonaha is approximately  north of the capital of Okinawa Prefecture, Naha, and approximately  east of the  of Kunigami. It is formed from schist, phyllite, and sandstone, and dates from the Tertiary period to the mid-Mesozoic era. It appears as a gentle slope, but its summit is surrounded by a series of complex valleys. It is the highest mountain on the island and the second highest in the prefecture after Mount Omoto  in Ishigaki, Okinawa.  It is part of the Okinawa Kaigan Quasi-National Park, and the highest mountain in the park. A paved road extends from the village of Kunigami at the mountain's base to its summit.

Mount Yonaha is home to the largest waterfall on Okinawa Island, the Hiji Waterfall (). Due to the effect of the Kuroshio Current, the mountain is almost always covered in fog.

Rivers

Yanbaru forest

Mount Yonaha is at the center of the Yanbaru forest that spans the villages of Higashi, Kunigami, and Ōgimi. Yanbaru contains some of the last large surviving tracts of subtropical rainforest in Asia, and the mountain is lush with evergreens forests. While Mount Yonaha is an important natural habitat to numerous species of plants, birds, and animals, its ecology has been negatively affected by agricultural development at its base, and lumbering and the subsequent establishment of second-growth forest.

Military installation

Mount Yonaha's summit is approximately  west of the border of Camp Gonsalves, a jungle warfare training center of the United States Marine Corps.

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References

Mountains of Okinawa Prefecture
Places of Scenic Beauty
Kunigami, Okinawa


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US Grand Prix: Kimi Raikkonen puts Lewis Hamilton's fifth title on hold
US Grand Prix: Kimi Raikkonen puts Lewis Hamilton's fifth title on hold
Lewis Hamilton, on 346 points, has a lead of 70 over his Sebastian Vettel with a total of 75 remaining to be won from the last three races.
By: Reuters | Austin |
October 22, 2018 10:39:23 am
US Grand Prix win is 21st of Kimi Raikkonen's career and first since the Australian Grand Prix in 2013. (Source: USA Today Sports)
Lewis Hamilton was made to wait for his fifth Formula One world championship on Sunday after the Mercedes driver finished only third in a U.S. Grand Prix won by Ferrari veteran Kimi Raikkonen.
The victory was the 21st of the 39-year-old Finn's career and first since the Australian Grand Prix of March 2013, a gap of 113 races dating back to when he was racing for now-defunct Lotus.
Red Bull's Dutch youngster Max Verstappen took a surprise second after starting 18th in a thrilling finale with the top three cars running nose-to-tail and separated by just 2.1 seconds at the chequered flag.
Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, Hamilton's only title rival, spun down to 15th on the opening lap but fought back to finish fourth — a result that means the championship remains mathematically open going into Mexico next weekend.
Hamilton, on 346 points, has a lead of 70 over his four-times champion rival with a total of 75 remaining to be won from the last three races.
That means even if Vettel wins in Mexico, the Briton need finish only seventh to be sure of the title but Sunday was still a missed opportunity for Mercedes, who got their tyre strategy wrong.
"I actually thought we would have been able to do better but this is the best we were able to do in the end," said Hamilton. "We just have to keep working and keep pushing for the next race.
"I'm not really quite sure how the strategy ended up like that," added the Briton, who had started on pole position but lost the lead to Raikkonen into the first corner at a sunny Circuit of the Americas.
Hamilton pitted early during a virtual safety car period but had to make two pitstops to his rivals' one, losing time on fading tyres before being called in.
A late charge over the final 19 laps from fourth was not enough.
Team mate Valtteri Bottas helped by letting him through for third, but the Finn then lost out to Vettel as his tyres wore down and finished fifth.
Hamilton went wheel-to-wheel with Verstappen with two laps left but failed to make the move stick and ran wide at turn 18 after giving the Dutchman plenty of space.
"Did you win the championship?" enquired 2007 world champion Raikkonen, whose last previous win with Ferrari was in 2009, in the cool-down room.
"No," replied Hamilton.
The outcome had looked very different at the start, when Vettel, fifth on the grid, spun on the opening lap after making contact with Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo in the battle for fourth place.
It was the second time in two races that the German had come off worse against a Red Bull — in Japan he had started eighth, dropped to 19th after a collision with Verstappen and fought back to sixth — and he seemed to have handed the title to Hamilton.
Instead, he staged a solid recovery drive to delay the inevitable.
"I'm happy for Kimi, really. Tough weeks for the team and the tough times don't seem to be stopping for me. It should have been a better day," said Vettel.
Ricciardo, who is leaving for Renault at the end of the season, made it easier for him by retiring with a power unit failure after eight laps while in fourth place.
"He's taken out his frustration in his room by putting his fist through the wall, which you can totally relate to," team boss Christian Horner told reporters later.
AMATEUR DRIVERS
Renault's Nico Hulkenberg finished sixth, ahead of Spanish team mate Carlos Sainz, with Force India's Esteban Ocon eighth before being disqualified for a fuel breach.
So too was Kevin Magnussen, ninth across the line for the U.S.-owned Haas team.
Their removal from the results lifted Force India's Mexican Sergio Perez to eighth, with Toro Rosso's Brendon Hartley ninth and Sauber's Marcus Ericsson 10th.
McLaren's Fernando Alonso retired after an opening lap collision with Williams' Lance Stroll, who was handed a drive-through penalty.
"I drive in another series with amateur drivers, theoretically, and there has never been a problem," said the angry Spaniard, who also races in the World Endurance Championship.
"There are more amateurs here than in other series."
SportsLong-format journeymen hit hard by Ranji postponement, financially and cricket-wise
Lakshya Sen, Satwik-Chirag duo lift India Open titles
Virat Kohli steps down as India Test captain after 7 years
Proteas stage incredible comeback to win Cape Town Test and seal series 2-1
IND vs SA 3rd Test Day 2: Bumrah takes 5 as India claim slight edge over Proteas
IND vs SA 3rd Test Day 1: SA lose Elgar early after IND are wiped out for 223


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Fataneh Farahani is an Associate Professor of Ethnology and Wallenberg Academy Fellow at Stockholm University. Within her research program "Cartographies of hospitality" funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg foundation (2016-2021), she examines the political, philosophical and cultural aspects of hospitality (and hostility) in regards to contemporary migration and forced exile.
Yasmin Gunaratnam is a Reader in Sociology at Goldsmiths (University of London). At Goldsmiths she teaches on race, feminism, disability, cultural representation and research methods.


Man-made beach for swimming all year round. Heaps of places to eat, and next to the Museum and Art Gallery.
New bridge to walk over the river from Southbank to the City side.
Huge Cinema complex including an IMAX Theatre.
Markets on Friday nights, all day Saturday and Sunday.


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HomeNewsInternet outages possible next week, as routers hit the 512K limit
Internet outages possible next week, as routers hit the 512K limit
By techfoogle
- Last Updated: August 17, 2018
Top websites such as eBay, Amazon, LinkedIn and others along with network providers such as AT&T, Comcast, Time Warner and Verizon were hit by outages couple of days back. While a lot of ISPs thought that the outage was due to local flooding, the real reason behind it was the use of older routers using the IPv4 addressing protocol and the routers' inability to cope with the routing table. The number of IPv4 networks may have touched the 512K figure – which is the limit of IPv4 routes.
Internet Protocol version 4 or IPv4 is the most common protocol for routing traffic online. But at the same time the IPv4 space is becoming increasingly scarce thanks to new internet connected devices that are being added each day. Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) routers store a map of the web that defines which range of IP addresses belong to which network. Some of the older routers can only store 512K routes. This number is not enough considering nowadays you don't just have PCs accessing the internet, but also smartphones, tablets, smartwatches and other Internet-of-Things.
According to Renesys, "This situation is more of an annoyance than a real Internet-wide threat. Most routers in use today at midsize to large service providers, and certainly all of the routers that operate the core infrastructure of the Internet, have plenty of room to deal with the Internet's current span, because they were provisioned that way by sensible network operators." It goes on to say that affected routers need to be identified and upgraded. Also overall stability of the global routing system should be unaffected.
Cisco has published workarounds for this issue on its site. Older products from Cisco have been configured to accomodate only 512,000 routes. Products affected include the company's Catalyst 6500 switches, 7600 series routers, ASR 9000 and 1000 Series Aggregation Service Routers and so on. Cisco had also published a blog addressing the issue of the potential side effects of the reaching the limits of the global routing table.
According to BGPmon, the routing changes seem to have originated in two networks run by Verizon when it pushed the global routing table to 515,000 entries which is higher than the 512,000 limit. Verizon has made changes which has got down the number of routes, but this is just a stop-gap arrangement.
The long-term solution lies in switching to the IPv6 protocol, which was developed to specifically address the problem of IPv4 address exhaustion. According to this Google chart, IPv6 adoption is still hovering around 4 per cent as of August 9, 2014. IPv4 uses a 32-bit addresses whereas IPv6 uses a 128-bit address which gives upto 4.3 billion addresses.
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