This component enables IIS to handle reverse proxy requests, URL rewrites, and load balancing, among other tasks. For details and download, check out the Application Request Routing page of the Microsoft IIS website. NOTE: IIS ARR is supported on Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows Server 2012.It is also supported On Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 with the Web services features installed. Also, IIS ARR does not require IIS 6.0 compatibility mode.OTE: IIS ARR is supported on Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows Server 2012. It is also supported On Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 with the Web services features installed. Also, IIS ARR does not require IIS 6.0 compatibility mode.
Hathor the Egyptian Goddess was a depicted as the winged cow of creation who gave birth to the universe. While there are some depictions of Hathor as a woman with a cow's head, this is mainly found only in the later periods. She was also shown as a woman, falcon, hippopotamus, cobra, and a lioness.
The evil was known as he dragon Kur. COWS Like Isis and Hathor of Egypt and Io and Ionia, Inanna/Ishtar was a Cow Mother Goddess. She, like Kybele/Cybele, was pictured with bovine horns or as cows with lunar horns. Inanna/Ishtar, because of her association with the Moon, is also linked to the horns of a bull.nanna/Ishtar was known as the Eye Goddess and she had Eye Temples. One of the oldest of these Eye Temples, dating back to about 3000 BCE, is at Tell Brak in eastern Syria. Found inside were thousands of figurines of the Eye Goddess, each with staring, wide, owl-like eyes which are coiled like snakes.