SRV and NAPTR are DNS Resource Records that contain information about resources, services, and applications associated with a specific phone number.

SRV" originally meant "Satcam Robotic Vehicle", since it provides WebcamSat's Satcam webcam client functionality in a remotely controlled robotic webcam. However, the functionality of the SRV now extends beyond just webcam capabilities, so "SRV" will likely come to abbreviate "Surveyor Robotic Vehicle", with "SRV-1" being the first in a series of robots. See similar questions...

Some types of DNS records, such as TXT and SRV records, are not visable in the members page by default, so to make use of them you will first have to enable them in your account. To do this you first click the "view or edit domain and dns display options" link in the account management module for your account. On the page you are brought to look to the bottom of the list for "Show SRV Records:" or the equivalent for whatever type of record you're looking for. See similar questions...

Naming Authority Pointer (NAPTR) Resource Records are a new way for addressing the target. It is much more complex than MX-records, for example, but it offers a multitude of possibilities. It is even possible to use regular expressions for the assignment of services. Comparable to priority in MX-records. If more that one entry is available, the one with the lower number is preferred. Indicates how the following fields have to be interpreted. At the moment only ?U? is allowed. See similar questions...

SRV graduates go on to both public and private schools. Schools they have attended in the past decade include Friends' Central, Strath Haven Middle School, Friend's Select, The Westtown School, Baldwin, Springton Lake Middle School, Wilmington Friends School, Woodlynde Academy, The Walden School, Media Providence Friends School, E. T. Richardson Middle School, The Crefeld School, the Academy of Notre Dame de Namur, Bala Cynwyd Middle School, Delaware Valley Friends, and others. See similar questions...

SRV collectibles have been in high demand for a long time. Obviously, SRV's death made certain items more desirable, such as autographs and concert publications. It is a safe assumption that SRV collectibles will be in relatively short supply and prices will reflect this. See similar questions...

There is structure to daily life at SRV but it looks different than in traditional school settings where there are much larger class sizes and usually one teacher directing the daily work. There is a set schedule to each school day, with specific time dedicated to core academics as well as weekly special subjects like woodshop, music, art, technology, sports, and science. Students know where they are supposed to be and what is expected of them at all times. See similar questions...

Miramax Films planned a movie based on Forte's book (still unpublished) with Robert Rodriguez to direct. To my knowledge, Rodriguez has not publicly commented on the project since 2001. See similar questions...

Jimmie Vaughan has all of Stevie's guitars, the gold coin rings and the Coptic cross which Stevie wore. Rumors of the sale of Stevie's guitars are false. In particular, the persistent rumor that Randy Bachman bought Number One is false. My understanding is that Bachman either purchased an expensive replica of Number One or an SRV Signature Stratocaster prototype. UPDATE: Stevie's guitar called "Lenny" was auctioned for charity on 6-24-04, bringing over $623,000. See similar questions...

To my knowledge, Stevie performed the following acoustic sets or songs: 10-14-85 Berkeley CA 20-minute set; 8-86 American Caravan, "Oreo Cookie Blues" with Lonnie Mack; 1-30-90 MTV Unplugged, 3.5 songs. The three completed songs from Unplugged appear on the SRV box set. See similar questions...

Check your personal records. Be sure to ask your parents, grandparents, or guardians to see if they have them. Your pediatrician may also have them. You may also obtain records by contacting your high school or previous college that you attended to see if they are on file. See similar questions...

Yes. You should keep a system for recording the expenses incurred with your claim. Medical expenses are a significant part of your lawsuit, so it is important that you keep good records. We will keep track of your legal expenses, which may include costs of filing, service of process, investigation, reports, depositions, witness fees, jury fees, etc. From time to time, however, there will be expenses incurred that you must keep track of yourself. See similar questions...

Federal population census records, 1790-1930, are available for research at the National Archives Building in Washington, DC, and in Regional Archives throughout the country. The National Archives at College Park does not have census records. NARA will only copy exactly identified pages of the Federal census. See similar questions...

quot;Vital records" most commonly refers to records such as birth and death certificates, marriage licenses and divorce decrees, wills and the like. These records are created by local authorities, and with possible exceptions for events overseas, in the military, or in the District of Columbia. They are not considered Federal records; therefore they are not held by NARA. See similar questions...

Just as before, the supplier maintains records of which numbers went to which producers. Primary producers are not required to maintain records. Relating birth and parentage records to an animal's tag number may provide added value. See similar questions...

I like paying $1, but you never find junk that good that often around here. I usually pay around $5 per 12". See similar questions...

A Beermile.com committee will approve the validity of the results (improvements to the process are being researched). Most times over 7 minutes will be considered official if there is ample documentation and/or race notes. To be considered for an official sub-7 minute performance, you must submit movie footage or something proving the validity of the race. Mostly, this is to provide entertainment for Beermile. See similar questions...

The Data Protection Act 1998 allows you to inspect your records and x-rays. It also entitles you to copies of your records and x-rays, but you have to pay for these. If you have any problems in understanding what the records mean the dentist must explain them to you. This will be especially so with dental records, as the dentist will use symbols and abbreviations to record what treatment has been done. The dentist must allow you to see your records or provide you with copies within 40 days. See similar questions...

A: No. Your records are secured by your password. StartMyHome.com is committed to protecting users' privacy. Visitors are integral to the site, and StartMyHome.com will take special care to maintain consumer trust. For more detailed information on the Company's privacy policy, please see our Privacy Statement. See similar questions...