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Datenverschlüsselung (WEP aktiviert) setzten.
Hacken Schlüssel wird automatisch zur Verfügung gestellt entfernen.
Netzwerkschlüssel eingeben.
ggf. Hacken Netzwerkauthentifizierung (gemeinsamer Modus) setzen)
Linksklick auf OK
Im anderen Fenster wieder Linksklick auf OK
W indows XP findet nun eine Drahtlose Netzwerkverbindung und teilt dies in einer Sprechblase mit. (Evtl. ist dazu eine Suche nach vorhandenen Netzwerken notwendig.)
Wenn dies der Fall ist, genügt ein Linksklick auf diesen Hinweis.
Ist der Hinweis verschwunden oder wurde weggeklickt, gelangt man über folgende Schritte auch zum gleichen Fenster:
Man öffnet wieder in der Systemsteuerung das Fenster Netzwerkverbindungen.
Rechtsklick auf Drahtlose Netzwerkverbindung
Linksklick auf Verfügbare Drahtlose Netzwerke anzeigen
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Das Aussehen des Menüs kann variieren, das Aussehen ist abhängig davon, ob schon eine Verbindung zu einem Drahtlosen Netzwerk besteht oder nicht.)
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In diesem Fall ist dann der passende WEP-Schlüssel, unter Windows XP auch Netzwerkschlüssel genannt, anzugeben.
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Ist dies der Fall, meldet Windows XP nach dem Verbindungsversuch meist noch mal, dass ein drahtloses Netzwerk verfügbar ist.
Die Authentifizierung wird unter Windows XP folgendermaßen aktiviert:
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Figure 8-3
Figure 8-4 below shows the success message for the addition of a POP Email account.
Figure 8-4
Add Mail List
This feature gives users the ability to add an email alias, which emails a group of individuals. For instance, the example in figure 8-5 below is set to show an example of the email address OfficeWideEmail@domain.com to go to all the individuals that work in an office.
Figure 8-5
Why would I need to know this? This is beneficial because employees who work in the same department or for a small company can easily share information with one email address.
Add Email Addresses to a Mail List
Once the Mail List has been created (using OfficeWideEmail in this case), the user can add email addresses to the list. Each user added to the list will have to have an email address and a Real Name. Figure 8-6 below shows the form used to add email addresses to the existing Mail List. Figure 8-7 shows what the form looks like after the first user has been added.
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Legends
Legends present minidesign problems. Like title design, legend design has several
parts: content, wording, placement, and style. First of all, any symbol in the legend
must look
exactly like the symbol on the map. Miniaturizing the symbol, for example,
will cause reader confusion (Figure 2.17). It isn’t necessary to title the legend space as
“legend,” although this is commonly done, especially on maps in children’s textbooks,
and was built into some early computer mapping programs. This is much like saying
“a map of” in the title; it is redundant and a waste of space—although on children’s
maps it can serve as a teaching aid. The legend title can elaborate on the subject of
the map and should explain the material in the legend (Figure 2.18). For example, if
a map shows median income in the United States, by state, the legend could be titled
“Income in Dollars.” Or if the map title is simply “Income by State” the legend title
can be “Median Income in Dollars.” The goal is clarity (see Chapter 3).
Placement of the legend, like the other design elements, is governed by balance
and white space. There is no general rule for where a legend should be placed although
some companies and agencies may establish their own guidelines for a map series.
The lettering style of a legend does not have to be the same as that of the title,
but the typefaces must complement one another. Some typefaces do not work well
together (see Chapter 3).
scale
In this section we are concerned with design and placement, not calculation and
choice of scale; those topics are treated in Chapter 5. Scale can be expressed graphi-
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choice of number of parallels and meridians depends on the scale of the map and its
purpose. A map for navigation will require a finer grid than a general atlas map. On
an atlas map the graticule serves to help the reader locate places. On a thematic map,
grid ticks can be used because the reader isn’t trying to determine precise locations. If
grid ticks are used, they must be shown on all sides of the map because this also gives
a sense of the type of projection (Figure 2.23).
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Jika E paralel di semua titik dengan sebuah lintasan yang panjangnya , dan besarnya sama di semua titik maka Es = E = Kostan, dan
Jika E tegak lurus pada sebuah lintasan di semua titik Es=0 dan integral garis sama dengan nol.
Jika E=0 di semua titik sebuah lintasan, maka integral garis sama dengan nol.
Medan listrik tepat di luar permukaan setiap konduktor bermuatan tegaklurus pada permukaan setiap setiap konduktor bernuatan tegaklurus pada permukaan, bila muatan dalam konduktor itu diam. Gambar di atas memperlihatkan sebagian dari permukaan konduktor itu. Persegi panjang yang dibatasi garis putus-putus abcd merupakan sebuah lintasan tertutup (bukan permukaan tertutup). Integral garis sekeliling lintasan ini sama dengan penjumlahan semua integral sepanjang keempat sisinya. Mula-mula andaikan bahwa vektor E tepat di luar permukaan membentuk sudut dengan permukaan, yang besarnya kurang dari 90o. Integral garis sepanjang sisi cd sama dengan nol, dan sisi bc dan da diasumsikan demikian pendeknya sehingga tidak menyumbangkan apa-apa pada integral garis. Karena itu integral sekeliling seluruh lintasan adalah (E cos ). . Tetapi integral garis itu harus sama dengn nol, dan ini dapat terjadi hanya jika cos = 0, atau = 90o (atau -90o Jika permukaan mempunyai muatan negatif). Jadi, bila muatan dalam dalam sebuah konduktor tidak bergerak garis gaya tepat di luar permukaan konduktor itu tegaklurus pada permukaan. Garis ini sampai pada permukaan secara tegaklurus seperti pada gambar 26-2(b), bagaimanapun bentuk permukaan itu umumnya, garis-garis itu akan berubah arah bila kita bergerak menjauhi permukaan, bergantung pada lokasi muatan-muatan lain di dekatnya. (Jika konduktor itu membawa arus, muatan di dalamnya tidak diam dan garis-garis gaya tidak memotongnya secara tegaklurus)
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Netzwerkverbindungen über die Systemsteuerung.
Rechtsklick auf Drahtlose Netzwerkverbindung
L inksklick auf Eigenschaften
Linksklick auf Drahtlose Netzwerke
L inksklick auf den Access Point, zu dem verbunden werden soll (Liste Bevorzugte Netzwerke)
Linksklick auf Eigenschaften
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Wenn sich Windows XP nicht automatisch mit dem Netzwerk verbindet, veranlasst man selbst dass Windows XP einen neuen Verbindungsversuch startet.
Über Systemsteuerung, in Netzwerkverbindungen
Rechtsklick auf Drahtlose Netzwerkverbindung
Linksklick auf Verfügbare Drahtlose Netzwerke anzeigen
Linksklick auf den Access Point zu dem eine Verbindung aufgebaut werden soll.
Netzwerkschlüssel eingeben
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Invited - Table of contents Organizers

14.50-15.10
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THz spectroscopy of solutions and tissuesMaxim Nazarov, NRC “Kurchatov Institute” (Russia)
15.10-15.30
Invited
Nano-confined water: from incipientferroelectricity to relaxor behavior
Elena S. Zhukova, Moscow Institute of Physics andTechnology (Russia)
15.30-15.40
THz quantum cascade lasers with gold- andsilver based double metal waveguide
Rustam A. Khabibullin,Institute of Ultra High FrequencySemiconductor Electronics of RAS(Russia), N.V. Shchavruk,D.S. Ponomarev, D.V. Ushakov, A.A. Afonenko,O.Yu. Volkov, V.V. Pavlovskiy, and A.A. Dubinov
15.40-15.50
Using terahertz solid immersion microscopyfor sub-wavelength-resolution visualizationof soft objects and tissues
Nikita V. Chernomyrdin, Bauman Moscow State TechnicalUniversity (Russia), A.S. Kucheryavenko,G.S. Kolontaeva, E.N. Rimskaya,G.A. Komandin, V.E. Karasik, and K.I. Zaytsev
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32 MaP Design
subject area
The subject area is normally the primary element of the visual hierarchy, it is the
most important element on the page, and it is placed in the visual center of the page.
It should also take up the most space within the frame. Often its place in the intellec-
tual hierarchy is emphasized with graphic techniques such as drop shadows to raise
the subject area above its surroundings, as in Figure 2.13. See also the figure–ground
relationship above. The map should also provide a “sense of place” for the area.
Title
Most maps have a title. If the map is to stand alone, that is, printed on a separate
sheet, not in a book, a title should appear on the map sheet; if the map is printed in a
book, report, thesis, or dissertation, the title may appear on the map or as a caption
below the illustration. The caption can explain or elaborate if there is a title on the
map.
There are three things to consider with titles: wording, placement, and type style.
The
wording introduces the reader to the map subject just as the title of a book or
article does. Wording and type style are covered in Chapter 3.
Placement of the title
is a part of the map layout. Contrary to what many believe, the title does not have to
be at the top of the map. It can be placed anywhere on the page as long as it stands
out in the visual hierarchy—the title is normally the most important wording on the
map—and as long as it creates a balanced composition. The shape of the map area
often provides a natural place for the title in the composition (Figure 2.16).
Border
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Title
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Conference Chair: Vladimir N. Kurlov, ISSP RAS (Russia)

Conference Chair: Vladimir N. Kurlov, ISSP RAS (Russia)
Secretary:Gleb M. Katyba, ISSP RAS (Russia)
International Program Committee Vladimir N. Kurlov (Chair),ISSP RAS (Russia), Maksim Skorobogatiy,Polytechnique Montréal (Canada),Vyacheslav G. Artyushenko,ART Photonics (Germany), Vincent Patrick Wallace,University of Western Australia(Australia), Vladimir S. Gorelik,Lebedev Physical Inctitute RAS (Russia), Yusef D. Khesuani, 3D Bioprinting Solutions (Russia), Marina A. Schcedrina,Sechenov MSMU (Russia), Igor V. Minin,SSAG (Russia), Oleg V. Minin,SSAG (Russia), Vladimir A. Lazarev,BMSTU (Russia), Irina N. Dolganova,ISSP RAS(Russia), Gennady A. Komandin,Prokhorov GPI RAS(Russia), Igor E. Spector,Prokhorov GPI RAS(Russia)
September 27, Friday
INVITED/ORAL SESSION ADVANCED MATERIALS I
(Building 10, Main Conference Hall)
Chair: Vladimir N. Kurlov, ISSP RAS Russia
11.30-11.50
Invited
Hybrid biomaterials in tissue engineering
Petr S. Timashev, Sechenov First MSMU (Russia)
11.50-12.10
Invited
Use of Nanosized Elements for THz Generation, Manipulation, and Detection Enhancement
Andrei Gorodetsky, ITMO University / Imperial CollegeLondon
12.10-12.20
Plasmonic terahertz photoconductiveantennas for spectroscopy and imagingsystems
A.E. Yachmenev, D.V. Lavrukhin, I.A. Glinskiy, R.A. Khabibullin, Yu.G. Goncharov, I.E. Spector, T. Otsuji, M. Shur, K.I. Zaytsev, andD.S. Ponomarev, Institute of Ultra High FrequencySemiconductor Electronics of RAS(Russia)
12.20-12.30
Sapphire shaped crystals for medicaldiagnosis, therapy and surgery
V.N. Kurlov, ISSP RAS (Russia) I.A. Shikunova, G.M. Katyba,K.I. Zaytsev, I.N. Dolganova, A.A. Potapov,I.V. Reshetov, and V.V. Tuchin
12.30-12.40
Sapphire cryosurgery tools providing withoptical diagnosis of ice-ball formation
I.A. Shikunova,ISSP RAS (Russia), I.N. Dolganova, N.V. Chernomyrdin, A.A. Kuznetsov, E.E. Mukhina, L.P. Safonova, A.I. Donodin, K.I. Zaytsev, and V.N. Kurlov
12.40-12.50
Modified fibrin gel as a flexible tool fortissue engineering
Anastasia Shpichka,Sechenov First MSMU
12.50-13.00
Terahertz high-temperature intrawaveguidespectroscopy and interferometry based onsapphire shaped crystals
G.M. Katyba,ISSP RAS (Russia), K.I. Zaytsev, M. Skorobogatiy,and V.N. Kurlov
Conference on
Terahertz Optics and Biophotonics II
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Spectral analysis of organic components of demineralized bone BIO-implants

Spectral analysis of organic components of demineralized bone BIO-implants Pavel Timchenko1, Elena Timchenko1, Larisa Volova2, Oleg Frolov1, 1Samara University, Samara, Russia; 2Samara Medical State University, Samara, Russia
Lactate dehydrogenase: the role of minor metabolic components in conformational changes F.N.Gilmiyarova1, N.A.Kolotieva1, V.I. Kuzmicheva1,2, E.A.Ryskina3, V.V.Remizov1, 1Samara State Medical University, 2Samara University, Samara, 3Peoples' Friendship University of Russia
Spectral analysis of the surface of the newly formed regenerates after implementation of chondroplasty using platelet-rich plasma Pavel Timchenko1, Elena Timchenko1, Dmitriy Dolgushkin2, Larisa Volova2, Maria Markova1, Vladimir Lazarev2, Alexsandr Povelihin2, Alexsandra Lomkina1, 1Samara University, Samara, Russia; 2Samara Medical State University, Samara, Russia
Active laser delivery of pdt photosensitizers for onychomycosis treatment and investigation of its absorption spectrum changes Anastasia D. Tavalinskaya, Andrey V. Belikov, Sergei N. Smirnov, ITMO University, Russia
Modeling of optothermal fiber converters interaction with vein during endovenous laser coagulation Andrey V. Belikov, Do Thanh Tung, Alexei V. Skrypnik, Yulia V. Semyashkina, ITMO University, Russia
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EM Noise in heteromagnetic auto generators plasmons

5EM Noise in heteromagnetic auto generators plasmons Maksim Inkin, Saratov State Universcity, Russia
6EM Study of resistive thin-film coatings for application in millimeter-band vacuum power amplifiers Andrei Starodubov, Saratov State Universcity, Russia, Saratov Branch, V.A. Kotel’nikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics RAS, Alexey Serdobintsev, Anton Pavlov, Ilya Kozhevnikov, Viktor Galushka, Stanislav Makarkin, Saratov State University, Russia
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Hyperbolic metamaterisls: the effects of restriction of hyperbolic dispersion Michael V. Davidovich, Saratov State University, Saratov, Russia
Friday September 27
ORAL SESSION
ELECTROMAGNETICS
(Building 8, Room 82)
Chair: Michael V. Davidovich, Saratov State University, Russia
11.00-11.15
Modern miniaturized slow-wave system for submillimeter range. Roman A. Torgashov, Gennadiy V. Torgashov, Nikita M. Ryskin, Saratov Branch, V.A. Kotel’nikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics RAS.
11.15-11.30
The lines of the terahetz range.
Michael V. Davidovich, Saratov State University, Russia
11.30-11.45
Noise in heteromagnetic auto generators
Maksim Inkin, Saratov State University, Russia
11.45-12.00
Plasma waves deceleration in tapered heterostructure with graphene pump by optical plasmons
Mikhail Yu. Morozov, Vyacheslav V. Popov, Saratov Branch, V.A. Kotel’nikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics RAS.
12.00-12.15
Plasmon-polaritones along a layer of asymmetric hyperbolic metamaterial. Michael V. Davidovich, Saratov State University, Russia.
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12.15-12.30
Сontrol of the generation spectrum of gyrotrons using phase locking Maria M. Melnikova, Saratov Branch, V.A. Kotel’nikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics RAS, Asel B. Adilova, Saratov State University, Russia, Nikita M. Ryskin, Saratov Branch, V.A. Kotel’nikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics RAS.
Conference on
Advanced Materials for Optics and Biophotonics II
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Conference Chair: ValeriyE. Karasik, BaumanMoscow State Technical University (Russia)
Secretary:Nikita V. Chernomyrdin, BMSTU (Russia)
International Program Committee ValeriyE. Karasik (Chair),BMSTU (Russia), Stanislav O. Yurchenko,BMSTU (Russia), Vincent P. Wallace,University of Western Australia (Australia), Igor V. Reshetov, Sechenov MSMU (Russia), Alexei Ivlev, Max-Planck-Institut für Extraterrestrische Physik (Germany), Barbara M. Giuliano, Max-Planck-Institut für Extraterrestrische Physik (Germany), Victor I. Ryzhii, BMSTU (Russia), Igor V. Minin,SSAG(Russia), Oleg V. Minin, SSAG (Russia), Dmitry S. Ponomarev,IUHFSE RAS(Russia), Vladimir N. Kurlov, ISSP RAS (Russia), Olga P. Cherkasova,ILP SB RAS(Russia), Olga A. Smolyanskaya,ITMO University (Russia) September 27, Thursday
INVITED/ORAL SESSION THZ OPTICS & BIOPHOTONICS I
(Building 10,Main Conference Hall)
Chair: Valeriy E. Karasik, BMSTU Russia
14.30-14.50
Invited
Dielectric universities and transportphenomena in various bioorganic materials
Konstantin Motovilov,Moscow Institute of Physics and
Technology (Russia)
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Figure 7-39
 Untar a File - Smt 1 User’s Guide (Linux Version) Server Management Tool (smt) 1

Figure 7-39
Untar a File
The ability to untar or decompress a file using the SMT/cpanel means that a user does not need to have or use telnet access. If a user wishes to put software or files that are in a tar format on the server, they can use this SMT feature to upload a small, compressed file, and expand the files on the server. This saves on upload time and also on data transfer.
To untar a file, complete all 3 input sections. See Figure 7-38 below as an example.
Path to the tar file – This is the complete directory path, from the root of the virtual server to the file that has been uploaded via FTP.
Path to untar the file in - The directory you are untarring to will need to exist. You can create this via FTP.
Type of operation – Select Uncompress, Untar or Gunzip. These are the most commonly used compression algorithms. If a user is unsure of what operation to choose, the user can simply review the file extension of the compressed file and compare it to what is on the interface. The file extensions match the action to execute.
NOTE: Files in the /www/logs directory will not be untarred by this page. You will need to contact AIT to do so. Also, files will not be able to untarred to /bin, /usr/bin, /lib, or /usr/lib. This is because files in these directories are unavailable to users.
Figure 7-40
Set All CGI to Execute
This feature will set all programs in the /www/cgi-bin directory to 755, or executable. The file permissions of executable tell the browser or user if they can access and execute the file. CGI or perl programs need to be executable to be viewed. Typically, after uploading a CGI or perl script, a user will need to change mode or chmod the file to 755 permissions. The numerical value of the permissions can be understood by using the chart below. In FTP, or telnet, users can see the file permissions by doing a directory listing. Here is an example of what can be seen in FTP or telnet.
-rwxr-xr-x 1 523 523 8953 Jul 2 17:01 fmail.pl
Note the permissions column on the left hand side. The “r” means that the file is readable. The “w” means that the file is writable and the “x” means that the file is executable. These permissions are duplicated for 3 groups. They are the super user first, the user, then the group permissions. Here is a visual sample. Green is the super user, blue is the user, and red is the group.
4 + 2 + 1 4 + 2 + 1 4 + 2 + 1 = 777
r w x r w x r w x
The chmod or change mode to the correct permissions can be done one file at a time via FTP or Telnet, or the tool in the SMT can be used to conduct this chmod to 755. In Figure 7-39 below, you can see that the user can do all this with the simple click of a button.
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Raman analysis of biofluids for assesment of human body state

Raman analysis of biofluids for assesment of human body state Lyudmila A. Bratchenko, Ivan A. Bratchenko, Dmitry N. Artemyev, Oleg O. Myakinin, Julia V. Starikova, Elena N. Tupicova, Igor A. Platonov, Samara University, Russia Alexander A. Moryatov, Sergey V. Kozlov, Samara State Medical University, Russia Valery P. Zakharov, Samara University, Russia
Effect of red led light on the cell cycle of synchronized cells of normal and tumor cultures in vitro Olga Stolbovskaya, Ulyanovsk State University, Russia
Imaging photoplethysmography reveals responses of cerebral blood microcirculation on painful stimuli Maxim A. Volynsky1, Olga A. Lyubashina2,3, Oleg V. Mamontov1,3,4, Valery V. Zaytsev1, Alexei A. Kamshilin1, 1ITMO University, 2Pavlov Institute of Physiology, RAS, Saint Petersburg, Russia; 3Pavlov first Saint Petersburg State Medical University; 4Almazov National Medical Research Centre, Saint Petersburg, Russia
Determination of the morphological structures stiffness values of tumor tissue by optical coherence elastography A.A. Plekhanov1, V.Y. Zaitsev2, M.A. Sirotkina1, A.A. Sovetsky1, E.V. Gubarkova1, L.A. Matveev2, A.L. Matveyev2, S.S. Kuznetsov3, N.D. Gladkova1, 1Privolzhsky Research Medical University, Russia; 2Institute of Applied Physics RAS, Russia; 3Nizhny Novgorod Regional Oncologic Hospital, Russia
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Skin microcirculation in patients with a history of cardiovascular events

Skin microcirculation in patients with a history of cardiovascular events P.A. Glazkova1, D.A. Kulikov1, S.A. Terpigorev1, G.G. Shekhyan1, A.A. Glazkova1, A.V. Kulikov2, M.B. Makmatov-Rys1, T.A. Charaeva1 1Moscow Regional Research and Clinical Institute ("MONIKI"), 2Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Biophysics of RAS
Assessment of human breast cancer margins by compressional optical coherence elastography E.V. Gubarkova1, A.A. Sovetsky2, V.Yu. Zaitsev2, L.A. Matveev2, A.L. Matveyev2, D.A. Vorontsov3, A.A. Plekhanov1, S.S. Kuznetsov1, M.A. Sirotkina1, A.Yu. Vorontsov3, N.D. Gladkova1, 1Privolzhsky Research Medical University, Russia; 2Institute of Applied Physics RAS, Russia; 3Nizhny Novgorod Regional Oncologic Hospital, Russia
In vivo study of vaterite particle biodistribution and pharmacokinetics of fluorescent dye adsorbed on it after instillation to mice lungs Olga Gusliakova1, Olga Sindeeva1, Sergey Pinyaev2, Nikolay Pyataev2, Gleb Sukhorukov3, Dmitry Gorin4, Elena Atochina-Vasserman5, Andrew J. Gow6, 1Saratov State University, Saratov, Russia; 2National Research Ogarev Mordovia State University, Saransk, Russia; 3School of Engineering and Materials Science, Queen Mary University of London, London, United Kingdom; 4Skoltech Center for Photonics and Quantum Materials, Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, Skolkovo Innovation Center, Moscow, Russia; 5Department of Infectious Diseases University of Pennsylvania, Perelman School of Medicine, Philadelphia, USA; 6Pharmacology and Toxicology, Rutgers University, Piscataway, USA
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Analysis of experimental surgical lighting parameters in organs

Analysis of experimental surgical lighting parameters in organs in vivo Andrian Mamoshin1,2, Evgeniya Seryogina2, Anastasia Krasova2, Elena Potapova2, Valery Shupletsov2, Andrey Dunaev2, Andrey Aladov3, Anton Chernyakov1,3, 1Orel Regional Clinical Hospital, Russia, 2Orel State University named after I.S. Turgenev, Russia; 3Submicron Heterostructures for Microelectronics Research & Engineering Center, RAS, Saint-Petersburg, Russia
Optical imaging of glioma cells migration and progression Oxana Semyachkina-Glushkovskaya, Alexander Khorovodov, Alexander Shirokov, Nikita Navolokin, Ilana Agranivich, Maria Klimova, Adrey Terskov, Aysel Mamedova, Ivan Fedosov, Anton Namykin, Valery Tuchin, Saratov State University, Russia
Optical monitoring of meningeal lymphatic drainge function Oxana Semyachkina-Glushkovskaya1, Maria Klimova1, Adrey Terskov1, Arkady Abdurashitov, Alexander Dunrovsky, Alexander Shirokov, Nikita Navolokin, Valery Tuchin1,2,3, Juergen Kurths4, 1Saratov State University, Russia; 2Tomsk State University, Laboratory of Biophotonics, Russia; 3Institute of Precision Mechanics and Control of RAS, Russia 4Humboldt University, Germany; Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Germany
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Flexible neuroplasmonic sensor based on patterned two dimensional structure

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Flexible neuroplasmonic sensor based on patterned two dimensional structure Seyedeh Mehri Hamidi, Foozieh Sohrabi, Mohammad Ali Ansari, Mohammad Hossein Ghazimoradi, Shrin Farivar, Laser and Plasma Research Institute, Shahid Beheshti University, Iran
Evaluation of parameters of microcirculatory blood flow structure by wearable perfusion sensors Yulia I. Loktionova1, Elena V. Zharkikh1, Evgeny A. Zherebtsov1,2, Igor O. Kozlov1, Viktor V. Sidorov3, Angelina Zherebtsova1, Sergei Sokolovski4, Andrey V. Dunaev1, Edik Rafailov4,5,1Research and Development Center of Biomedical Photonics, Orel State University named after I.S. Turgenev, Orel, Russia; 2University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland; 3SPE "LAZMA" Ltd, Moscow, Russia; 4Aston Institute of Photonic Technologies, Aston University, Birmingham, UK; 5International Center of Critical Technologies in Medicine, Saratov State University, Saratov, Russia
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Microstructured optical fibers in simultaneous analysis of proteins

Microstructured optical fibers in simultaneous analysis of proteins Pavel Pidenko1, Andrey Shuvalov2, Natalia Burmistrova1, 1Saratov State University, Russia; 2SPE LLC Nanostructured Glass Technology, Russia
Application of optical techniques for studying aggregation of erythrocytes in blood samples from patients with cardiovascular diseases I.M. Kadanova1, A.I. Neznanov1, A.I. Maslyanitsina1, P.B. Ermolinskiy1, A.E. Lugovtsov1,2, A.V. Priezzhev1,2 ,1Department of Physics of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia, 2International Laser Center of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia
Speckle-contrast imaging of pathological tissue microhemodynamics in the development of various diabetes models Polina Timoshina1,3, Denis A. Alexandrov2, Alla B. Bucharskaya2, Valery V. Tuchin1,3,4,1Research-Educational Institute of Optics and Biophotonics, Saratov State University, Saratov, Russia; 2Saratov State Medical University, Saratov Russia; 3Interdisciplinary Laboratory of Biophotonics, Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia; 4Laboratory of Laser Diagnostics of Technical and Living Systems, Institute of Precision Mechanics and Control RAS, Russia
Optical clearing of dark human skin studied in vivo by using reflectance spectroscopy and OCT Adam A. Yussuf1, E.N. Lazareva1, E.A. Genina1,2, A.N. Bashkatov1,2, V.V. Tuchin1,2,3, V.P. Zharov1,4, 1Saratov State University, Saratov, Russia; 2Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia; 3Institute of Precision Mechanics and Control RAS, Saratov, Russia; 4University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, AR, USA
Kinetics of optical probing depth at the enhancer-assisted optical clearing of human skin in vivo Isabella A. Serebryakova1, Yury I. Surkov1, Elina A. Genina1,2, Adam A. Yussuf1, Alexey N. Bashkatov1,2, Valery V. Tuchin1,2,3, and Vladimir Zharov4; 1Saratov State University, Saratov, Russia 2Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia 3Institute of Precision Mechanics and Control of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Saratov, Russia 4 Arkansas Nanomedicine Center, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, AR USA
The study of skin dehydration and compression impact on a change in spectroscopic signal Sergey Zaytsev1,2, Walter Blondel2, Marine Amouroux2, Elina A. Genina1, Valery V. Tuchin1, 1Saratov State University, Russia; 2University of Lorraine, France
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Optical clearance of blood from the brain via the meningeal lymphatic system

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Optical clearance of blood from the brain via the meningeal lymphatic system
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Optical clearance of blood from the brain via the meningeal lymphatic system Oxana Semyachkina-Glushkovskaya1, Maria Klimova1, Adrey Terskov1, Arkady Abdurashitov, Alexander Dunrovsky, Alexander Shirokov, Nikita Navolokin, Valery Tuchin1,2,3, Juergen Kurths4, 1Saratov State University, Russia; 2Tomsk State University, Laboratory of Biophotonics, Russia; 3Institute of Precision Mechanics and Control of RAS, Russia 4Humboldt University, Germany; Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Germany
Portable laser speckle contrast imaging system for cortical blood flow monitoring via a smartphone Amir Asadollahi, Hamed Ghazvini, Mehdi Gholami, Ali Rezaei, Hamid Latifi, Laser and Plasma Research Institute, Shahid Beheshti University, Iran
Design and construction of optical and acoustic resolution photoacoustic microscopy system in single setup Amir Asadollahi, Ali Rezaei, Hamed Ghazvini, Hamid Latifi, Laser and Plasma Research Institute, Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, Iran
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Plane projection - Tyner indb

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Bog'liq Judith A. Tyner. Principles of map design. New York. „The Guilford Press”, 2010Plane projection. A transformation of the earth’s grid onto a plane surface.
Planimetric. Features are shown in their correct horizontal positions.
Point phenomena. Geographic phenomena that occur or are assumed to occur at discrete
points.
Polygonal graph. Similar to a radar graph, but the rays are not shown.
Primaries. The three colors used to create all other colors. The additive primaries are red,
green, and blue; the subtractive primaries are cyan, magenta, yellow, and black.
Prime meridian. The meridian adopted at the origin (0°) for measurement of longitude. The
meridian passing through Greenwich, England, was adopted in 1884, and is accepted
by most countries of the world. Prior to that date, each country chose its own prime
meridian, frequently the meridian through its capital city.
Printer. (1) The person who prints a map. (2) A piece of computer hardware that is capable of
printing letters and perhaps graphics.
Profile. A cross section of a part of the earth’s surface created by plotting elevations from a
contour map along a linear traverse. The horizontal scale represents linear distance
along the traverse, and the vertical scale represents elevation. The vertical scale is com-
monly exaggerated to bring out variations in the terrain.
Projection. A systematic arrangement of all or a part of the earth’s (or other spherical) grid
on a plane.
Propaganda map. A map designed to persuade or influence the reader; the connotation of
propaganda is usually negative or untruthful.
Proportional symbol. A point symbol, such as a circle or square, that is drawn so that its area
is actually or visually proportional to the amount represented.
Pseudocylindrical projection. A projection on which parallels are straight lines of varying
length and meridians are curved lines that are spaced equally on the parallels.
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Purity. See Saturation.
Qualitative symbols

appendix C. glossary 241
Reference globe.
See Generating globe.
Registration. The alignment of multiple images, such as the various flaps used to prepare a
color map.
Remote sensing. Detection and/or recording of data about an object without being in physical
contact with the object.
Representative fraction. The scale of a map expressed as a fraction or ratio that relates dis-
tance on the map to distance on the ground in the same units. Also called “natural
scale” or “fractional scale.”
RGB. The additive primary colors: red, green, and blue.
Rhumb line. A line that cuts all meridians at a constant angle. Also called a “line of constant
compass direction,” “line of constant bearing,” or “loxodrome.”
Sans serif. Type styles that do not have serifs.
Saturation. The “colorfulness” or vividness of a color. The closer a hue is to gray, the less
saturated it is. Also called “chroma.”
Scale. The ratio of the distances on a map, globe, model, or profile to the actual distances
they represent.
Scale factor. The ratio of the scale of a projection to that of the generating globe. The scale
factor at standard points or along standard lines is 1.0.
Nominal scale - Tyner indb

240 aPPenDiCes
Photogrammetry. The science of obtaining accurate measurements from photographs; map-
ping or surveying by photographic methods.
Pictorial symbol. A symbol on a map that is a small picture of some object. Normally, these
symbols imitate the object or distribution being mapped. Also called “mimetic sym-
bols” or “pictographs.”
Pie chart. A circular symbol divided into sectors to indicate proportions of a total value.
Often combined with proportional circles. Also called “pie graph,” “segmented cir-
cle,” or “sectored circle.”
OCT-lymphangiography emergence for clinical applications

OCT-lymphangiography emergence for clinical applications M.A. Sirotkina1, N.N. Vagapova2, I.K. Safonov1, D.A. Karashtin3, L.A. Matveev3, A.A. Moiseev3, I.A. Kuznetsova1, N.D. Gladkova1, 1Privolzhsky Research Medical University, Russia;2 Nizhny Novgorod Regional Oncologic Hospital, Russia 3Institute of Applied Physics RAS, Russia
On the dependence of aggregation parameters of human red blood cells on their deformability: in vitro study by optical techniques A.I. Maslyanitsina1, P.B. Ermolinskiy1, A.E. Lugovtsov1,2, A.V. Priezzhev1,2; 1Department of Physics of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia 2International Laser Center of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia
Numerical simulation for magnetic nanoparticle drug delivery and laser photothermal therapy Samia Salem1, Valery Tuchin2,3, 1Department of Optics and Biophotonics, Saratov State University, Saratov, Russia; 2Research-Educational Institute of Optics and Biophotonics of Saratov State University and Laboratory of Laser Diagnostics of Technical and Living Systems of Institute of Precision Mechanics and Control of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Saratov, Russia, 3Interdisciplinary Laboratory of Biophotonics of Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia
Assessment of the signal level during digital diaphanoscopy of the maxillary sinuses by the monte-carlo method E.O. Bryanskaya, R.Yu. Gneushev, I.N. Makovik, V.V. Dremin, Orel State University named after I.S. Turgenev, Orel, Russia A.G. Bukin, Institute of Engineering Physics, Serpukhov, Russia O.A. Bibikova, Art photonics GmbH, Berlin, Germany B.M. Shuraev, Diagnostic Medical Center “MediSсan“, Orel, Russia O. Minet, U. Zabarylo, Charité – Universitätsklinikum Berlin, Berlin, Germany A.V. Dunaev, Orel State University named after I.S. Turgenev, Orel, Russia V.G. Artyushenko, Art photonics GmbH, Rudower Chaussee 46, Berlin, Germany
Pilot study of glycerol diffusion in skin comparing alloxan and streptozotocin diabetes models Daria K. Tuchina1,2, Alla B. Bucharskaya3, Valery V. Tuchin1,2,4 1Saratov State University, Saratov, Russia; 2Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia; 3Saratov State Medical University, Saratov, Russia; 4Institute of Precision Mechanics and Control RAS, Saratov, Russia
The detail analysis of surface of regenerates after the chondroplasty using enriched platelet plasma in rabbits Pavel E. Timchenko, E.V. Timchenko, M.D. Markova, Samara National Research University, Russia
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Image-ExifTool and exif2csv

Image-ExifTool and exif2csv (for getting technical metadata from media files)
Web Server Backup Plan
The following Snook files are now being backed up to CommVault (2007-10-29):
/.autofsck
/bin/
/boot/
/etc/
/home/
/initrd/
/lib/
/misc/
/opt/
/root/
/sbin/
/tmp/
/usr/
/var/ (excluding /var/www/htmlbackup/ and /var/www/htmlnew/)
These were backups as of 2007-01-03:
/var
/etc/httpd/conf
/etc/samba
/usr/local
/usr/lib/php4
/etc/ (only a few files): passwd group shadow gshadow
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts
/home
The following Snook files were backed up to Arkeia (sizes as of 2006-03-13):
/etc/ - passwd shadow group gshadow - 32K
/etc/httpd/conf/ - 224K
/etc/samba/ - 76K
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ - 356K
/home/ - 108K - all
/usr/lib/php4/ - 596K - all
/usr/local/ - 6.4G - all
/usr/local/Content/ - 6.3G
/usr/local/Content/docs/ - 6.2G
/var/ - 5.1G - all
/var/www/ - 2.8G
/var/www/html/ - 2.7G
/var/www/cgi-bin/ - 43M
/var/log/ - 2.0G
/var/log/httpd/ - 2.0G
/var/lib/mysql/ - 82M
/var/spool/mail/ - 12K
Web Server Settings and Software
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Add/Remove Applications - Web Server Disaster Recovery Plan

Desktops
X: defaults (39/42)
Gnome: defaults (42/44)
KDE: defaults (13/14)
Applications
Editors: (4/15) vim, emacs, joe, nedit
Graphical Internet: (2) Firefox, Thunderbird
Text-based Internet: (1) elinks web browser
Engineering and Scientific, Office, Graphics, Games and Entertainment: none
Servers
Server Configuration Tools: all (11/11): samba, httpd, nfs, securitylevel, services, boot
Web Server: all (21/21): php, php-mysql, webalizer, system-config-httpd, httpd-manual
Mail: defaults (4/13): sendmail, sendmail-cf, spamassassin, dovecot
Windows File Server: (3/3)
PostgreSQL: default (5/16)
MySQL (11/14): mysql-client, mysql-server, mysql-devel, MyODBC
DNS Server, FTP Server, News Server, Network Server, Legacy Network Server: none
Development
Development tools (23/74): rcs, cvs, emacs
Legacy Software Development: all
System
Admin Tools: all (12/12)
System Tools: none
Printing Support: none
Total: 2090 MB
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES 4  Network Settings

Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES 4 Network Settings
IP: 129.82.28.131
Subnet Mask: 255.255.0.0
Default Gateway: 129.82.255.254
DNS Servers: 129.82.103.78, 129.82.103.79, 129.82.100.64
DNS Search Path: library.colostate.edu
Enable firewall; trust: ssh (22/tcp), mail (25/tcp smtp); http (80/tcp)
Trust ports: 139:tcp (netbios-ssn samba), 443:tcp (https), 445:tcp (Microsoft-ds samba?), 617:tcp (arkeia sco-dtmgr), 3306:tcp (mysql), 10000:tcp (webmin)
Other ports in use: 111/tcp (portmap/rpcbind), 5801/5901 (vnc ssh), 6001 (X11:1 ssh), 631 (ipp cups), several 8000s for new backup software
What is 909 (unknown)?
List open ports with nmap –sT –O localhost
Also see http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-8.0-Manual/security-guide/s1-server-ports.html
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appendix C. glossary 239
Linear scale.
See Graphic scale.
Linear symbol. A line used to represent geographic phenomena that are linear in nature.
Longitude. Angular distance east
or west of the prime meridian; measures from 0° to 180°.
Loxodrome.
See Rhumb line.
Map. A graphic representation of all or a part of the surface of the earth (or other body)
drawn to scale on a plane.
Menu. A list of options on a display screen or digitizing tablet that allows the computer opera-
tor to choose procedures.
Meridian. A line that connects all points having the same longitude.
Meridians are great
circles and converge at the poles.
Mimetic symbol. A symbol that is more or less visually imitative of the object represented,
such as an airplane to represent airports.
See Pictorial symbol.
Modern typeface. A type style with a vertical and symmetrical stress to the letters with a
sharp distinction between thick and thin strokes. The term “modern” does not indicate
the age of any given typeface.
See also Old Style typeface.
Natural scale. A synonym for “representative fraction.”
Nautical mile. A unit of distance equal to 1 minute of arc along a great circle or 1,852 meters
or 6,076.1 feet.
Neat line. A line bounding the detail of the map.
Noise. Anything that interferes with the map communication.
Nominal measurement. Distinguishes between things or classifies them on the basis of their
nature without any indication of quantity.
Script and database - Web Server Disaster Recovery Plan

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Script and database: perl 5.8.5, php 4.3.9, mysql 4.1.12
Administration: webmin 1.250, mysqladmin 4.1.12, mysql-administrator 1.0.22
Run up2date to update all software including kernel (up2date -u; up2date -f kernel*)
Change Snook Samba access to read-only; inform staff not to make any changes
Restore and test staff permissions to read and write files
Passwords and groups (passwd, group, shadow and gshadow in /etc/)
Samba (/etc/samba/smb.conf; restart using service smb restart)
Restore access to static files
Create logical volumes for web content directories, if needed (see above)
Restore all web content in /var/www/ and /usr/local/ (using Arkeia or tar -czf/-xzf)
Restore all log files in /var/log/httpd/ for accurate Web server statistics
Prepare and test hosts, IP numbers and interfaces
snook.library.colostate.edu=129.82.28.131=lib.colostate.edu=eth0
digital.library.colostate.edu=129.82.28.117= eth0:2 (CONTENTdm)
snook2=157, digital3=159=eth0:1, digital2=114 (Vulture) for testing
Create virtual hosts in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
Directories (lib.colostate.edu=/var/www/html, digital=/usr/local/Content)
Configure for SSIs (AddType, AddHandler, XBitHack)
Configure interfaces in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0:*
Restart interfaces and then Apache (e.g. ifdown eth0; ifup eth0; apachectl restart)
Restore and test access to scripts, databases and dynamic files
CGI (in httpd.conf; test by running /cgi-bin/test.pl)
snook/cgi-bin/=/var/www/cgi-bin/, digital/cgi-bin=/usr/local/Content/cgi-bin
E-mail forms based on FormHandler.cgi (test by using /generalinfo/website.html)
CONTENTdm (/usr/local/Content, /usr/lib/php4, /usr/lib/libdm*, /usr/lib/libawj2k*, chcon, dmscripts, see http://lib.colostate.edu/lts/gvogl/content.html#tasks)
mysql database (/var/lib/mysql/: agbib, caespi, mnogosearch, mt, webpages, wildlife)
mysqldump -u root -p --opt db_name | mysql --host=remote_host -C db_name
mysqldump -u root -p --all-databases --flush-logs > /var/all-databases.sql
mysql -u root -p < /var/all-databases.sql; service mysqld restart
or lock and flush buffers; tar -czf mysql.tgz /var/lib/mysql; tar –xzf mysql.tgz
mnoGoSearch (install mnogosearch 3.2.33 (3.2.37 gives an error), xpdf and catdoc; restore etc/ and sbin/ in /usr/local/mnogosearch/ and cron job in /var/spool/cron/root)
Test Movable Type blogs (/var/www/cgi-bin/mt and /var/www/html/staff/weblogs)
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Lori Whitener - Internet Marketing As a Certified ePro, I have the training and knowledge to give your house maximum...

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Internet Marketing As a Certified ePro, I have the training and knowledge to give your house maximum exposure on the internet. Your house will be made available for showings on the following websites and may include more at my discretion
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Lori Whitener
Realtor, Associate Broker, ePro
(505) 239-8784 Cell
(505) 271-8200 Office
(505) 271-8217 Fax
Print Marketing
There are many venues available for marketing your home in Periodical and Print Publications.
Below you will find a list of some available print advertisements that I use for exposure of your property to potential buyers.
The Albuquerque Journal
The Albuquerque Tribune
The Horseman’s Voice
The Santa Fe New Mexican
The Weekly Alibi
Valencia County News Bulletin
The Homes Magazine
Homes & Land Magazine
Just to name a few!
Lori Whitener
Realtor, Associate Broker, ePro
(505) 239-8784 Cell
(505) 271-8200 Office
(505) 271-8217 Fax
Lori Whitener
Realtor, Associate Broker, ePro
(505) 239-8784 Cell
(505) 271-8200 Office
(505) 271-8217 Fax
Email: LoriWhitener@comcast.net
What You Can Expect
Week One
Computer Input of your property into the MLS
(Multiple Listing Service)
Place a sign in your yard with flyers and property information
Take pictures of your property for graphics and
“Virtual Tour” website if we chose to use this format.
Complete graphics, guest register and information
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Internet Marketing As a Certified ePro, I have the training and knowledge to give your house maximum exposure on the internet. Your house will be made available for showings on the following websites and may include more at my discretion
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Packet/relocation packet/area information packets to place in the home

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Packet/relocation packet/area information packets to place in the home
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Packet/relocation packet/area information packets to place in the home.
Add listing and pictures to “Virtual Tour” website.
Activate listing in Keller Williams own MLS.
Open House on either Saturday or Sunday or both!
Week Two
Send info to Agents in the area.
Mail “Just Listed” cards to the neighborhood.
Activate listing information on all websites
chosen for internet advertising.
On-Going
Advertise as needed in one or all of the previously mentioned newspapers and magazines.
Contact those agents that are selling in a similar neighborhood and price range.
Provide weekly updates with market feedback and discussion of any necessary adjustments.
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Excellent Communication - Internet Marketing As a Certified ePro, I have the training and knowledge to give your...

Excellent Communication
Is What You Can Expect from Me!
Nothing Less than My Personal Best!
Lori Whitener
Realtor, Associate Broker, ePro
(505) 239-8784 Cell
(505) 271-8200 Office
(505) 271-8217 Fax
My Customers Say......
“We had each previously worked with other realtors but when we met Lori, we knew she was the one we wanted!”
--Robin & Jim
“Lori helped us sell our home. Her attention to details and communication was exceptional. I just wish we had used her when we first bought, her service was great. We love her!”
--Mike & Charlotte
“This was the easiest real estate deal I have ever had. Lori’s efforts made it quick and easy!”
--Tony
“We are so thrilled with our new home! Your patience and advice was awesome! Your persistence in finding us the perfect home paid off and your negotiation of the deal really made the difference for us. I still say you could sell ice cream to a snowman....”
--Adela
“Different than any other realtor I have ever met, Lori’s attention to detail and knowledge was outstanding! She told me what I needed to do and she sold my home in 3 days!”
--Linda
“I know Lori and her values. She is intelligent, pays attention to details, thorough and honest. I wouldn’t make a move in real estate without her!”
--Gayle
“Lori,
Thank you so much for the work you did on this.
You are Great!!”
--Chris
“Dear Lori,
Thanks so much for your help. We love New Mexico!”
--Deb
“Dear Lori,
You are wonderful. Thank you.”
--Pam
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