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Seen coming into Altrincham Interchange on Cheshire CAT5 from Warrington

Our one time trying a sail.

Look at all those sexy empty holes on the switch ready to be ravaged by a hot studly network cable

Spire Mojo messenger bag

L.L.Bean wool hat

iPhone USB Charging Cable w/wall plug

MacBook Pro charger

iPhone

Dopp Regatta 88 Slim Wallet (w/Listerine strips on top)

ESQ watch

Novatel EX720 cellular modem

Monster Turbine earphones

Dental floss

Vicks Inhaler

Pill case

Canon battery charger

Moleskine notebook

RSA USb token

MobileMate SD+

Couple of USB thumb drives

H&R pocket knife

Spare Cat5 cable

Work keys

Car/House keys

Pental 0.9mm P209 pencil

Fisher AG-7 pen

MacBook Pro

RadTech screen protector

Wired & IEEE Spectrum magazines

Microfiber Cloth for cleaning my glasses

Glasses

Canon SD870 IS (being used for this image)

   

This is a rack full of spools holding CAT-5 cable. The cable is being used to wire the network in a school.

Warrington's Own Buses (apparently) DK07 FWJ, 68, heads along Thelwall New Road on a Cat5 service from Altrincham.

Macro Monday - Plugs and/or Jacks

Network Can, Apple Airport Extreme, dlink 10 port gigabit switch, phone switch, cable switch, Seagate Freeagent external drive

Here we still use a kind of flat ribbon cable. Flexible cat5 cable (awg 24) is cheaper and easier to work with.

Gigabit ethernet switches in the basement of Goodhue Hall at UW-Whitewater. Photo: Ken Fager

An office in development.

I thought the symbology of noose-like ethernet cable bundles in a cubicle farm somewhat poetic.

 

holding the fan up to blow hot air out of the server room

You can pour over config files no end, but eventually you just have to plug in the hardware and make sure this phone can call that phone, and this phone's little red light can answer the call when that phone over there is ringing..

Eight rackmount servers three APC UPS's one 3com switch one KVM One patch panel 1600 Cisco Router one 8 Port KVM Two Maxtor one touch NAS one VCR one HP2420D and one HP LaserJet M2727 MFP and 350 feet of CAT5 Make a happy computer geek

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Warrington's Own Buses CH59 CAT, 207, heads up Slutchers Lane bound for Warrington Interchange.

The Be Box needs 18V AC, the multimeter says 21V on the power supply and the same after it's been through about 8 meters of cat6 cable.

Gigabit switches installed in the basement of Goodhue Hall at UW-Whitewater.

I bought this Barbie-coloured oddity at the Salvation Army for $1.59. (Wouldn't you?) It is a 25-pin male-to-female with a network plug off the female end, all eight wires engaged. Haven't figured out what it does yet - suggestions welcome.

  

This picture is getting quite a lot of views all of a sudden - care to tell me where you found it? (And, any more ideas about the use of this cable?) Thanks!

Hillcrest – Double Award Winning Home.

 

Terry and Emma Huggett of Terry Huggett Developments a second generation family run construction company based in Mexborough, South Yorkshire commissioned Martin Bell of Transform Architects a fresh thinking Chartered Architectural Practice based in Ossett, West Yorkshire to undertake the design of their new contemporary home which was completed in September 2008.

 

Inspired by Californian homes, the snow and minimal architecture. Terry Huggett Developments set a brief which was to create the basis of an inspirational home set in the heart of an up and coming regeneration zone in South Yorkshire.

 

Transform Architects design is far from average and was fully realised in three dimensional modelling prior to submission to planning. The building has clean lines, a metal deck roof, through colour rendered walls, cedar wood panelling, architectural masonry and aluminium windows, all of which would normally be associated with a commercial building.

 

The Client and Contractor Terry Huggett added value to the contemporary design by finishing the building to the highest standards throughout as well as adding few interior touches such as HDTV, Cat5 cabling, integrated lighting controls and interior sound systems.

 

The Double Award Winning Hillcrest boasts an oversized double garage, home office, six person cinema room, utility, open plan kitchen - living and dining space with a double height atrium ceiling, four bedrooms, three ensuites and two external balconies.

 

Hillcrest doesn’t disappoint at any stage from the bottom of the driveway all the way to the last bedroom. The views are fantastic; especially at night where the lights on the horizon appear take the viewer to a Californian hillside retreat overlooking the big city.

 

The white minimal interior, glass staircase and perfectly proportioned rooms combined with open circulation spaces filled with natural light allow the user to flow through the building gaining new experiences and view points at every turn.

 

This Sustainable Design incorporates under floor heating, rainwater harvesting and is over insulated. The site orientation was maximised by having the primary living spaces on to the south elevation with large amounts of the glazing for solar gains and the secondary living spaces such as the cinema room, and bathrooms on to the north elevation with small windows to minimise heat loss.

 

For a total cost of £375,000 including the land Terry Huggett Developments and Transform Architects used their combined knowledge and experience of products and construction to create an outstanding affordable new home which further illustrates that effective communication between the Client, Architect and Contractor can create outstanding architecture without compromise.

 

If you want to know more this unique project has its own website dedicated to the step-by-step design and construction of the contemporary project which will be completed in April 2009 featuring the design, technical information, photos and video. Web link: www.hill-crest.eu.

  

Post the completion of Hillcrest Terry Huggett Developments and Transform Architects have teamed up again by completing a contemporary extension in the nearby area of Swinton, South Yorkshire which has also been nominated for an award with Rotherham Borough Council.

  

Web links:

Terry Huggett Developments: www.terryhuggettdevelopments.co.uk

Transform Architects: www.transformarchitects.co.uk

Hillcrest: www.hill-crest.eu

 

Did this a while ago. It allows me to use the standard cable or up to 50' by adding the CAT5 cable.

  

*why does my desk look so dirty? :[

This is the box in my basement. A small fiber line comes in through the wall box. You can see it - the black cable that loops over top of the modem.

 

The white box at the bottom is DC power. It converts to DC, charges the battery and sends power to the top unit, the FIOS modem.

 

The FIOS modem (what do you call the box?) sends data via RG-6 COAX to the router. Only 4 CAT5 ports (10/100) plus WiFi.

 

As of now, we're not using FIOS for voice, one they didn't ask and two, what would my benefit be?

 

Anyway, installer is missing a battery connector and wasn't provided the proper computer to program my static / business class service. He'll be back in a half hour...

Join ITS Tactical as Jason reviews the Gerber Cable Dawg!

 

Check out our write-up on ITS Tactical for more details: itstac.tc/nyAyYX

Joshua Jot Avarius watching Category5 TV within Entropia Universe / Planet Calypso. You can download the game at cat5.tv/calypso

Warrington's Own Buses (apparently) DK55 HMG, 48, heads along Thelwall New Road on a Cat5 service to Altrincham.

Here we still use a kind of flat ribbon cable. Flexible cat5 cable (awg 24) is cheaper and easier to work with.

Cat5 ethernet cable used for installing wired networks or multiple telephone line systems.

This large secondary workspace can fit 2-4 workstations and is networked for phone and CAT5 connections.

Yellow Ethernet cable! Taken in late 2003, when I obviously had more time than sense.

Gigabit switches installed in the basement of Goodhue Hall at UW-Whitewater.

I was lanning at Zan's and we didn't have a crossover cable, so I rewired this into a crossover and we got 100 Mbps over it. The LEDs on the PC in the background are link and 100Mbps lights for this cable.

Here we still use special cable covers to run the wiring. The recommended way is to simply use flexible cat5 cable (awg 24) and attach it into the slot with a hot glue gun (much faster).

Abstract graffiti art using CAT-5 cable to create "cat5". Was inspired by server rooms where you see heaps of wires going everywhere.

 

More about this work: www.graffititechnica.com/cat5.html

 

Brightly colored ethernet cables plugged into a network router.

 

Copyright 2008, Amy Strycula

 

www.AmyStrycula.com

suspended from cat5 on a ladder rack, held up by wall and transfer power switch

..Then the "Sanba?" WTF (I am going to die from a the eye of a CAT5 Super Typhoon that is headed straight for my hotel) face.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typhoon_Sanba_%282012%29

 

We became extremely lucky on the island, the event turned and we only received the arms of the storm cyclone not the eye as previously forecast.

 

A definite "focus of life" turning point.

 

My heart goes out to all effected by this epic event.

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