This is a recorded message from those who are not here. Do we think too little and talk to much. Because what’s uncontrollable is loss control. Behind every word is a recorded message. With every step we make one foot goes after the other one. For what is here; there is followed by something after. A Recorded Message is to find out what does here and now will foresee our hereafter. What is hereafter is what we wait for later (Looking At Tomorrow Escapes Reality). And what is now (NEW or WORN) is before it becomes after. So the now and after is a recorded message of what else could it be. A recorded message on sin - (Satisfaction In Nature) - hate - (How Anyone Treats Everyone) - evil - (Every View Is Life) is the voice of their message. These are recorded lessons through experience by those who came here. As they visit us; you shall see how kindness can make a difference. Kindness is where you can travel and not be seen. It is the hereafter that is here and now. A travel of extended visits to the beyond and back. Introducing your feelings of others that feel. These feelings that give and keep on giving you a miraculous way of doing things. Because out of kindness - you can have everything. After all; kindness cannot be destroyed after kindness can be so kind. Thank You for visiting - and enjoy A RECORDED MESSAGE.

Committee Serial No. 89-43. Considers S. 2693 and S. 2713, to amend the Communications Act of 1934 to make unlawful the transmission of recorded telephone messages that do not identify the subscriber through whose telephone the message is transmitted.

Annotation A comprehensive guide to understanding how to design, install and manage a unified communications solution Gain a thorough understanding of the Cisco? Unity systems with guidance from three of its chief architects Master the application of Unity features to solve legacy and convergence problems Select from comprehensive solutions for Unity to effectively manage your Cisco Unity installations As an integral part of the Cisco AVVID (Architecture for Voice, Video, and Integrated Data) environment, Cisco Unity complements the full range of Cisco IP-based voice solutions including Cisco CallManager, Cisco IP Contact Center, and Cisco Personal Assistant. Cisco Unity is designed for large or small enterprises and offers enhanced security, reliability, and serviceability along with support for Microsoft Windows 2000, Advanced Server SP2, and Microsoft Exchange 2000 Enterprise Server. Cisco Unity Deployment and Solutions Guide presents real world deployment examples and shows how to plan, install, and manage a Cisco unified communications solution. Part I focuses on understanding Unity architecture and the different technologies it uses. It also provides a comprehensive list of features and explains how they are used. Part II focuses on deployment issues and explains the steps necessary to deploy a Unity messaging system in a small or large organization. It includes a considerable number of real world examples and case studies for each installation type. Part III answers a large number of solutions oriented questions asked by customers on a regular basis, but where no documented information is presently available. Finally, part IV explains everything a Unity Administrator needs to know in order to manage the system and it's users. Todd Stone is a Unity Customer Solutions Architect for Cisco Systems. Jeff Lindborg is the architect and technical lead for the Applications Team for Cisco Unity. Steve Olivier is the Unity expert on switch integration. Author residences: Seattle, WA.