EarthMediaCenter® - Руководство по установке Windows Media Player plug-in

Windows Media Player представляет собой мультимедийный плеер от Microsoft. Он поставляется предустановленным на компьютерах с Windows, и может использоваться для воспроизведения встроенных видео и аудио на веб-страницах с помощью плагина.

Ничего не требуется, плагин уже встроен в браузер.

• Скачайте плагин.
• Установка плагина Windows Media Player может потребовать наличия прав администратора. Рекомендуется закрыть все остальные открытые окна браузера перед продолжением установки.
• Нажмите кнопку «Установить» для автоматической закачки и установки плагина Windows Media Player.
• В зависимости от настроек безопасности Вашего компьютера Вы можете увидеть или не увидеть окно предупреждения. Нажмите «Установить» для установки плагина.

Поскольку Windows Media Player поставляется с Windows, для большинства пользователей подключаемый модуль должен работать с момента установки Opera. В некоторых случаях, особенно для Windows Vista или Windows XP с 11 версией Windows Media Player, Вам придется использовать отдельный плагин. Вам необходимо установить модуль, если: Видео и аудио, не проигрываются, или Видео по краям обрезается. Браузер Opera использует Windows Media Player Firefox плагин, который подходит и для Opera.

Чтобы установить плагин для Windows 98/ME (Vista, XP), выполните следующие действия:

• Скачайте плагин.
• Установите плагин.
• Перезапустите Opera.
• Обновите страницу, использующую плагин, и проверьте его работу.

Если все еще возникают проблемы, попробуйте выполнить следующие действия:

• Откройте страницу Advanced Config.
• В поле ввода «Путь к плагинам», введите X:\Pfiles\Plugins; в самом начале строки, где X соответствует букве системного диска (например, C. ). Важно: Убедитесь в том, что в конце стоит символ «;» и кавычки не используются.
• Повторите шаги 3 и 4 еще раз.

Если вы используете старую версию Windows (Windows 95/98/Me), то Вам необходимо установить другой плагин.

• Скачайте плагин.
• Установите более позднюю версию плагина.
• Откройте Internet Explorer и перейдите на Windows Update, чтобы убедиться, что у вас установлена последняя версия плагина.
• Перезапустите Opera.
• Обновите страницу, использующую плагин, и проверьте его работу.

• Убедитесь, что Gecko SDK установлен.
• Скачайте исходный код плагина.
• Напечатайте:

Guide to Medium Garrison Buildings - Guides

Medium Garrison Buildings

This guide takes a close look at your medium Garrison buildings in Warlords of Draenor--screenshots, perks, how to acquire them, and more.

Play around with buildings more with our Garrison Calculator .

For our complete set of Garrison resources and guides; from basics to buildings, followers to missions, and much more, check out our Garrison Hub

Medium Plots mix cool utility with powerful perks and collections. You have one available at Level 2 and another available at Level 3.

Unlocking Blueprints

• By upgrading your Garrison to level 2. you automatically learn all Level 1 blueprints.
• Level 2 Blueprints for Medium buildings require you to reach level 98 or complete the Spires of Arak Outpost quests .
• Level 3 large blueprints are unlocked via a special achievement and hitting 100. These achievements are account-wide.

Blueprint Costs and Requirements

• Level 1 Medium blueprints are free/automatically learned as you upgrade to Garrison Tier 2.
• Level 2 Medium Blueprints cost from Rezlak or Sparz Boltwist. They are free if you have Outpost Building Assembly Notes. which you get on completing your Spires and Gorgrond Outpost quest chains.
• Level 3 Medium Blueprints cost .

Construction Costs:

• Level 1 medium buildings cost 0 Garrison Resources and .
• Level 2 medium buildings cost 0 Garrison Resources and .
• Level 3 medium buildings cost 0 Garrison Resources and .

In 6.1, the Lumber Mill and Trading Post do not cost resources.

What is it good for?

• PvP - provides you, through work orders, with blue PvP gear. It also allows you to obtain PvP titles, and gives you access to the Highmaul Coliseum.
• Toys - upon winning the Highmaul Coliseum, you get the toy Warlord's Flag of Victory
• Titles - this building has the largest amount of titles by far.
• Transmog - The work orders from this building provide PvP gear, which you can also use for transmog. Models are viewable here .

What does it do?

• Gladiator's Sanctum Level 1. Increases your out-of-combat regeneration in outdoor Draenor zones and allows the collection of broken bones from defeated enemy players (used for Conqueror's Tribute).
• Gladiator's Sanctum Level 2. Enables safe fall in outdoor Draenor zones. Also enables the Nemesis quest series for defeating enemy players of specific races.
• Gladiator's Sanctum Level 3. While below 35% life, all damage taken is reduced by 50% in outdoor Draenor zones. Grants access to the Highmaul Coliseum gladiator tournament.

Work Orders

Broken Bones are automatically added to your inventory when you get a PvP kill that rewards honor in Draenor. Killing players rewards 2 bones. 10 are needed for Warlord of Draenor .

Work Orders rewarded rare-quality Primal Aspirant PvP Gear (ilvl 600 gear which scales up to ilvl 660 for PvP), Primal Combatant PvP Gear (ilvl 620 gear which scales up to ilvl 675 for PvP) or Honor Points.

Warlord of Draenor rewards the Warlord of Draenor title. It requires players to kill 500 players of every race.

Killing 500 players of every race has unique titles as well. which are account-wide:

Installation guide

This document is a guide for installing Arch Linux from the live system booted with the official installation image. Before installing, it would be advised to view the FAQ. If looking for a more detailed installation guide see the Beginners' guide. or Category:Getting and installing Arch for specific installation cases.

Most help can be found on the wiki or through the various programs' man pages ; see archlinux(7) for an overview of the configuration. For interactive help, the IRC channel and the forums are also available.

Download and boot the installation medium as explained in Category:Getting and installing Arch. then proceed with the rest of this guide.

The installation process needs to retrieve packages from a remote repository, therefore a working internet connection is required.

The default keyboard layout is US. Alternative keyboard layouts can be loaded with loadkeys keymap_file. keymap files can be found in /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/ (path and file extension can be ommitted).

Internet service via DHCP discovery is enabled on boot for supported wired devices; read more at Network configuration. For supported wireless devices run wifi-menu to set up the network; read more with Wireless network configuration. If needing a static IP or network management tools, stop the DHCP discovery service with systemctl stop dhcpcd@eth0 .service. and read Netctl.

Media guide 2015

2015 promises to be a very special year for Historic Royal Palaces, particularly for Hampton Court Palace, which will be celebrating its 500th birthday. Cardinal Wolsey, King Henry VIII’s trusted advisor, began work on the building in 1515. As Wolsey fell from grace, Hampton Court became the Tudor monarch’s pleasure palace and 500 years later, the palace retains the magnificence and splendour of its royal past.

In 2015, Hampton Court Palace will host a year of celebrations offering visitors the chance to explore 500 years of history in a single day. To celebrate the 500th birthday, the palace will be specially decorated and costumed interpreters will bring Hampton Court to life, involving visitors in the gossip and intrigue of the court. Spectacular events will take place throughout the year, offering visitors the chance to travel back in time with live performances, music, storytelling and family trails, alongside perennial favourites such as jousting and Tudor cookery sessions in Henry VIII’s kitchens. At Easter, a specially commissioned film projected onto the palace façade will tell the story of how the iconic building has changed over the past five centuries. Even Henry VIII’s wine fountain (faithfully recreated) will be flowing for the occasion!

At our other palaces, visitors will be able to enjoy a range of special exhibitions, events and activities. Guided tours of our newest property, Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland, will be available throughout the summer, as work continues towards our long-term vision to open up this fascinating royal residence for everyone to enjoy. We will also be taking the palaces ‘on the road’ for the very first time, with ‘Tudors on Tour’, a fun and immersive family experience, heading to Tatton Park in Cheshire in May.

We look forward to welcoming you to one (or more) of the palaces this year!

Media guide

Media Relations: 514 394-7304

E-mail: affaires.publiques@admtl.com (Monday to Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.)

Aeroports de Montreal (ADM) is the local airport authority that has been responsible for the management, operation, and development of Montreal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport and Montreal–Mirabel International Airport since 1992. The Corporation employs some 600 persons at both airports and at its head office.

ADM’s mission is threefold:

• Provide quality airport services that are safe, secure, efficient and consistent with the specific needs of the community
• Foster economic development in the Greater Montreal Area, especially through the development of the facilities for which it is responsible
• Co-exist in harmony with the surrounding environment, particularly in matters of environmental protection

In case of bad weather and problematic meteorological conditions, the airlines operating out of Montreal–Trudeau airport are responsible, first and foremost, for deciding whether or not to cancel their flights. Some do so ahead of time — the day before a storm, for example — while others prefer to wait until the day of the storm before making this decision. For this reason, any questions about flight cancellations and resumptions must be directed to them.

Please note that unless there is a storm or a severe weather situation at Montreal–Trudeau, weather conditions are not considered by airport authorities to be an emergency.

Aeroports de Montreal (ADM) does, however, make a variety of tools available to help you in this type of situation.

Number of flights cancelled or delayed

For real-time flight status and the number of cancelled or delayed flights, simply visit the Departures and arrivals section, then click on the column heading “Status”. This will group all the flights that are on time, delayed or cancelled and will enable you to easily determine the status of flights at the airport in real-time. Please note that there may be flight cancellations due to reasons other than the weather.

Video for broadcast

A video of a snow-clearing operation at Montreal–Trudeau, featuring our very latest equipment, can be downloaded and used, in whole or in part, for broadcast purposes.

Fact Sheet

You can also consult our fact sheet which includes a list of our equipment, the number of kilometres of surface maintained at Montreal-Trudeau, our snow removal scenarios and statistics on the amount of snow received over the past five years.

Security at Canadian airports is a shared responsibility.

ADM’s Airport Patrol - ADM’s Airport Patrol, the first Canadian airport service to be certified by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA), works closely with appropriate government agencies to ensure the safety and security of people and property at the airports. Constables and officers are present on site at all times and poised to intervene rapidly in the event of an emergency. They operate their own canine unit that is specially trained in the detection of explosives.

IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY AT MONTREAL-TRUDEAU AIRPORT, DIAL: 514 420-5000

IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY AT MONTREAL-MIRABEL AIRPORT, DIAL: 911

SPVM - The SPVM (Montreal Police Service) also have a presence at the airport as provided by a contract with Ville de Montreal. Media relations: 514 280-2015

Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) ensures the flow of persons and goods as they cross the border into Canada. Media relations: 514 350-6130 www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca

Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) is responsible for pre-board screening of passengers and their belongings, training and certi?cation of screening officers, screening equipment, as well as the purchase, deployment, maintenance and operation of explosives detection systems. Media relations: 613 998-4527 www.catsa-acsta.gc.ca

Transport Canada is responsible for the development of regulations and national standards for aviation, as well as for the implementation of air transportation system monitoring, testing and inspections. Media relations: 514 633-2741, http://www.tc.gc.ca

U.S. Customs and Border Protection provides pre-clearance for passengers departing from Montreal for destinations in the United States. Media relations: 202 344-1582

NAV Canada co-ordinates the safe and efficient movement of aircraft in Canadian domestic airspace and international airspace assigned to Canadian control. NAV Canada’s Montreal’s Area Control Centre provides air traffic control, information services and alerting services for aircraft arriving and departing Montreal-Trudeau and Montreal-Mirabel.  Media relations: 613 563-5972 Toll free media line: 1 888 562-8226 www.navcanada.ca

To ensure that airport activities run smoothly and that your report goes well, we ask that you always call the Aeroports de Montreal’s (ADM) media relations line before you arrive. Our offices are open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. After hours, and only in the event of an emergency that involves ADM, follow the instructions to leave your message.

• All media outlets, journalists, photographers and camera operators must request permission to film from ADM's Public Affairs at 514 394-7304.
• ADM will advise on the rules that must be respected at the airport and will inform the appropriate personnel to expect a media crew.

The Getting Started Guide to LinkedIn Advertising

If you are trying to reach other businesses and professionals, then Advertising on LinkedIn is one to try. Unlike Facebook, Twitter, and other social advertising platforms, LinkedIn has targeting options so specific that you’ll be able to increase conversions while decreasing costs. In this post, we’re going to look at the essentials of creating a successful advertisement on LinkedIn .

Before we dive in to details, here is the quick outline of what you will need to execute a successful LinkedIn advertising campaign.

• A LinkedIn account to use LinkedIn advertising. While you don’t need a completed profile or company page if you are linking to your website in your ad, having both are good for your overall online presence.
• A definition of your ideal customer for ad targeting purposes.
• A landing page customized for the product or service you are advertising targeted to your ideal customer.
• An idea of how you want your ad to look by researching other ads on LinkedIn.
• Strong headlines, descriptions, and images for your LinkedIn ad variations.
• Time to review your ad variations to only use the ones with the best conversion rates.
• Time to measure your results to determine if LinkedIn ads are right for your business.

Now, let’s go into specifics!

Before you get started with any paid advertising campaign, you need to define your ideal customer. Otherwise, you won’t know who to target your ad to and might wind up spending more money than is necessary to convert with the right audience.

Try to be as specific as possible when defining your ideal customer. What type of company do they work for (technology, retail, restaurant, etc.)? what position are they in (manager, sales, executive, etc.)? Where are they located? and so on.

If you’re not sure about these details, take a look at your current client list and see if they are LinkedIn. Specifically, look at the bottom of company pages to find basic about information…

Then look under the How You’re Connected area to find people from the company that you are connected with.

You can then note job titles, skills, and other important details that might come in handy for your LinkedIn ad targeting.

Once you’ve defined your ideal customer and determined what you want to advertise to them, make sure you have created landing pages that sell those ideal customers and your advertised product or service.

Some great landing pages to use in your LinkedIn advertising campaign include:

• Pages for specific products or services with emphasis on how they can help your ideal customer.
• Free trial offer pages for your product or service.
• Squeeze pages to build your company’s mailing list by offering free content or discounts.

If you need help with landing pages, be sure to refer to the huge collection of articles here with landing page tips and landing page examples.

Also, if you sell products, you can look at my favorite landing page examples from Shopify. They have over 100 targeted landing pages for a wide variety of businesses including those selling services. construction equipment. and office supplies. Targeted landing pages can help increase conversion rates dramatically.

If you need a little inspiration, you can find LinkedIn ads while browsing most parts of the site at the bottom of the right-hand sidebar.

These ads are shown to you based on information in your professional profile. When you are viewing your main LinkedIn newsfeed. keep scrolling down. As the page shows you older activity from your network, it will also refresh the ads so you can see more than just the first three that match your profile.

As you do this, note which headlines, descriptions, and images stand out most to you. You may even want to click through to see what landing pages the advertiser is using if the ads are similar to what you will be creating.

Now that you have your ideal customer defined and your targeted landing pages created, you are ready to create your ad. To get started, go to LinkedIn Advertising. sign in with your LinkedIn account, and start a new campaign.

For each campaign, you can create up to 15 ad variations. This can help you test different headline, description, image, and landing page combinations to find the one that works best on your ideal customer. Note that all 15 variations will have the same targeting criteria – you will have to create a new campaign per different targeting profile.

When you put in your landing page, be sure to use UTM parameters to help identify traffic coming to your landing page from your LinkedIn ad. You can use Google’s URL builder to easily create the correct URL structure to identify the ad traffic in your Google Analytics.

Once you have entered your ad variations, you will then target your ad towards a specific audience. You can target your ad to be shown to people based on location, company industry and size, job title and seniority, school, skills, groups they belong to, gender, and age. As you narrow down your audience, you will be shown an estimate of the audience size.

Be sure to keep targeting your ad to as specific of an audience as possible. The goal isn’t to have a huge potential audience to click on it. The goal is to have a targeted audience who will not only click through, but also convert. This will keep your advertising costs low and conversions high.

Next, you will set your budget. You can choose a CPC campaign (cost per click) or a CPM campaign (cost per 1,000 impressions).

If the goal is conversions, then you’ll most likely want to choose the CPC option. If the goal is increased visibility for your business, then you’ll most likely want to choose the CPM option.

There are three ways to measure your LinkedIn ad campaign results. The first is by viewing your LinkedIn ad analytics to see the clicks by date range and by campaign.

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If you used UTM parameters for Google Analytics, you can see more information about visitor behavior from the ad to your website by looking under Traffic Sources > Sources > Campaigns.

If you don’t use UTM parameters, you can look under Traffic Sources > Sources > Referrals to see traffic from the entire LinkedIn network.

Here, you can see the difference in traffic from your ad compared to other areas like your profile, company page, search results, groups, and other LinkedIn areas.

The combination should help you decide if your LinkedIn ads are giving you the results you need compared to other social advertising platforms as well as compared to other activity on LinkedIn.

Do you use LinkedIn advertising? What results have you seen? Please share in the comments!

— Kristi Hines

Media guide

A media guide is a sports-related press kit. distributed as a book or binder, and published by American sporting teams before the start of the sporting season. It features information relating to the team players, history, statistical records and other similar items. Media guides are usually distributed to sports journalists to assist in their broadcasting of the team game.

While generally not sold in retail stores. media guides for professional sports teams are often available in their online stores or home web sites. Many major college and university sport media guides are available in electronic format for free on their home web sites. Following the end of the season, the printed media guides are often discarded or given to fans of the team.

Media guides have existed since at least the 1970s and provide one of the few detailed sources of comprehensive historical athletic data before the Department of Education and National Collegiate Athletic Association requirements of the 1980s.