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This is a discussion on CAI Cetme .308 Rifle (Black Furniture) - Virginia Beach, Va within the Member Buy, Sell & Trade forums, part of the Marketplace category; I have had this in the gun bag for a while as I just cant pay for the ammo right now. It is a CAI ...
I have had this in the gun bag for a while as I just cant pay for the ammo right now. It is a CAI Cetme "Black Widow" chambered in .308. I have put absolutely no more than 300 rounds through it and it has had no malfunctions. It is dressed in what it came with, the CAI synthetic stock and handguard. This is not the stainless steel model.
The only thing wrong with it is a small chip in the plastic stock (which is dirt cheap to replace anyhow) which came with the gun. I just didnt happen to notice until I got to the range. Isnt noticeable until inspected.
I will include 3 HK Alu mags with it, all at 20 rd capacity. All of them fit the gun.
For all of this, I would like 550, FTF would be nice.
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An armed citizen is a protected citizen.
"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance." -Thomas Jefferson
Price is now down to 500
Only trades I am looking for are 9mm pistols and maybe an AR.
Gun is SPF currently, but offers are still being taken just in case the deal falls through.
if you still have the cetme i want it thanks joe
I have returned your email Joe, let me know what you think.
Okay, Seriously concerned about this deal. First day emails responded to. Now it's been 2 days and no contact from seller. I don't know if the rifle is being sent to the FFL or not. I hope I don't have to start a PayPal dispute over this.
Kev, if you're reading this just email and tell me if the rifle shipped.
Patience my young padewan!!!! Seriously give him a little more time. Work may hinder, I'm sure it will work out.
We will be much better off when we learn to deal with things as they really are, instead of how we wish them to be!
I'll give him some time. It would be NO problem all that much if he didn't fall off the face of the earth.
An email saying "I'm packing it up and sending it tomorrow....or whenever" would be all I needed.


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In my previous question, I asked about infinite-length formula in ZFC. But I am still confused over following:
Suppose you want to build a function from a set of sequences to a set that chooses $n$th element in each sequence in the set of sequences to form a new set with each chosen element as an element in the new set.
But how can I do this nicely in ZFC? Or is this impossible?

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Energy policy is NOT "perhaps largely irrelevant" to reducing climate impacts, and adaptation is NOT a better or cheaper strategy than mitigation
Why do I keep criticizing Roger Pielke when he keeps saying we agree? Because we don't agree. This is not a semantic difference or a small difference among people who share core beliefs. It is a fundamental disagreement that goes to the heart of our exceedingly different views of how serious the threat is and about how best to address it.
First, in March 13, 2002 testimony before the Senate Environment and Public Works committee (see here), Pielke talked about his work on adaptation:
An implication of this work is that policy related to societal impacts of climate has important and under-appreciated dimensions that are independent of energy policy. It would be a misinterpretation of this work to imply that it supports either business-as-usual energy policies, or is contrary to climate mitigation. It does suggest that if a policy goal is to reduce the future impacts of climate on society, then energy policies are insufficient, and perhaps largely irrelevant, to achieving that goal. Of course, this does not preclude other sensible reasons for energy policy action related to climate (such as ecological impacts) and energy policy action independent of climate change (such as national security, air pollution reduction and energy efficiency). It does suggest that reduction of human impacts related to weather and climate are not among those reasons, and arguments and advocacy to the contrary are not in concert with research in this area.
His research says that reducing future human impacts related to weather and climate are not among the reasons for energy policy action, and that such policies are perhaps largely irrelevant to reducing those impacts — though, in fairness, he isn't opposed to a different energy policy, just not one whose primary justification is reducing climate impacts on human.
I simply could not disagree more, as I have explained at length here where I discuss "LIVING/SUFFERING IN A 1000 PPM WORLD." I believe the reverse is true — if we don't have an aggressive energy policy then adaptation policies will be grossly insufficient to prevent billions of people from suffering untold — but preventable — misery. Yes, Pielke is now on record saying he would like to see 450 ppm. I believe such a sentiment is utterly odds with his testimony above. Achieving 450 ppm would take an enormous amount of effort — indeed, avoiding 800 ppm would takes a lot of effort, too — and it is certainly only possible if the public and policymakers realize that failing to do so will have catastrophic impacts that render the word adaptation meaningless.
Anyone who argues we shouldn't embrace energy policy primarily to reduce or avoid climate impacts — anyone who argues that energy policy is perhaps largely irrelevant to reducing those impacts — is, in my mind, undercutting the primary reason for going to all the trouble of adopting the necessary policies.
Congressional testimony is a statement of your beliefs that will be entered into a permanent record and designed to influence national policy at the highest level. One's words are typically chosen with great care to avoid misunderstanding.
I should add that lots of people share Pielke's view and lots of people share my view. You need to decide which view you hold — but I don't think you can hold both views. I would add that most of the people who publically assert Pielke's view — people like Bj¸rn Lomborg and Michael Crichton and many if not most conservative policy analysts and policy makers — use it to undercut arguments for taking strong action today. That does not, of course, inherently discredit that view, but … well … maybe it does.
Okay, but that was six years ago. Maybe he has changed his views given the myriad studies and scientific evidence showing that climate impacts will be more dangerous and come much faster than most scientists feared back then. Well, just last month, the L.A. Times explained Pielke's views this way (see here — the first line is the article's subhead and the term "non-skeptic heretic" is one Pielke uses to describe himself):
The 'non-skeptic heretic club' says it would be easier and cheaper to adapt than fight climate change….
Pielke's analysis, published last month in the journal Natural Hazards Review, is part of a controversial movement that argues global warming over the rest of this century will play a much smaller role in unleashing planetary havoc than most scientists think.
His research has led him to believe that it is cheaper and more effective to adapt to global warming than to fight it.
Instead of spending trillions of dollars to stabilize carbon dioxide levels across the planet — an enormously complex and expensive proposition — the world could work on reducing hunger, storm damage and disease now, thereby neutralizing some of the most feared future problems of global warming.
Is this in fact accurate reporting on what Pielke believes? Well, last night, after I had written a post (here) quoting the italicized line, Pielke angrily wrote in the comments section (here):
This statement in this post is a completely misleading fabrication on your part: "MSM journalists who talk to me for a few minutes don't get my position completely backwards over and over again." Please cite just one example of a MSM journalist who has gotten my position on anything "completely backwards over and over again".
I take that to mean that Pielke is asserting that the L.A. Times report got his views completely right over and over again — and that all four paragraphs above are accurate, particularly the repeated point. If that is what Pielke belives, I withdraw the offensive line and apologize for it. I had thought he said he was misquoted (see here).
That said, if in fact Pielke is asserting this is an accurate representation of his beliefs and his work:
The 'non-skeptic heretic club' says it would be easier and cheaper to adapt than fight climate change….
… global warming over the rest of this century will play a much smaller role in unleashing planetary havoc than most scientists think.
His research has led him to believe that it is cheaper and more effective to adapt to global warming than to fight it.
Then he and I very strongly disagree.
[If those lines are not accurate representations, then my original post was correct and his attack was wrong.]
So I think Pielke is spreading views that are very wrong and that, if listened to by policymakers, will undercut efforts to avoid catastrophic climate change.
I am trying hard here to avoid wasting time focusing on small issues — we all say things poorly or that we wish we could retract — Just ask Obama or Clinton. I'm trying to focus on core disagreements that have substantial policy implications. As readers know, I happen to think this issue of mitigation versus adaptation is one of the core climate issues of our time.
I am also trying hard to not get into the name-calling business in this exchange, not call him a delayer or anything like that (as I had promised back on April 8 here) no matter what comes my way.
18 Responses to Energy policy is NOT "perhaps largely irrelevant" to reducing climate impacts, and adaptation is NOT a better or cheaper strategy than mitigation
So Joe, you admit that our policy preferences are similar, but that our reasons for them are different:
"he isn't opposed to a different energy policy, just not one whose primary justification is reducing climate impacts on human"
So what if we come to the same conclusions for different reasons? Politics is all about building coalitions of people who think differently but choose to act alike. It is not about getting everyone to think the exact same.
Thanks for highlighting my 2002 Congressional testimony. Your readers might also be interested in my views offered in testimony in 2006 as well:
Yes I think my views are defensible, and yes I appreciate that other people think differently about these issues. And I think that is OK.
The bottom line on Pielke, BI, Lomborg et. al. is that their positions keep showing up as justification for doing little or nothing or for relying on market forces to spontaneously deliver fundamental changes in the market. Indeed, much of what they advocate is virtually indistinguishable from Bush's nothing burger speech last week on climate.
Until they can counter serious work like Sterns (who upped the ante on the cost of a changing climate last week) with something more than mere assertions, they should not be taken seriously. Until they address how we can get to 450ppm and what we can do while we're waiting for their miracle technologies, they should not be taken seriously. Until they peddle something other than the siren song of "learn to love it," or cross your fingers and spend, they should not be taken seriously.
BI, Pielke and Lomborg seem to have tapped into a lucrative field — climate iconoclasts who have a knack for appearing to be rational. The press positively craves such folk. So do many politicians and ordinary citizens. No one wants to believe that they can't simply go on as they have. People who play to this tendency are dangerous in the extreme, even if they are sincere in their beliefs.
It seems to me that if this is true:
" So Joe, you admit that our policy preferences are similar, but that our reasons for them are different:
"he isn't opposed to a different energy policy, just not one whose primary justification is reducing climate impacts on human"
So what if we come to the same conclusions for different reasons? Politics is all about building coalitions of people who think differently but choose to act alike. It is not about getting everyone to think the exact same."
then the main difference is that anyone who 1. claims to care only about "impacts on human" society, and 2. doesn't want ANY change in energy policy, can legitimately cite Roger in defense of such do-nothingism.
That's certainly a big difference.
"BI, Pielke and Lomborg seem to have tapped into a lucrative field — climate iconoclasts who have a knack for appearing to be rational. The press positively craves such folk. So do many politicians and ordinary citizens. No one wants to believe that they can't simply go on as they have. People who play to this tendency are dangerous in the extreme, even if they are sincere in their beliefs"
Oh my… Already in the "people dangerous in extreme" phase. I wonder how much we will wait to see the "shall be punished" phase. Oh wait… I think some people in the USA already suggested something similar against denialists, punishing those who downplay the IPCC reports. This is becoming so similar to a religious fundamentalism. Spread fear. Don't let the others talk. Blame the infidels for any catastrophe. Punish the infidels.
And all of this comes BEFORE any of the actually predicted terrible consecuences show even a little bit. The sea level rise, which exists, is really far from causing even the smallest of the problems, and even if it started to speed up, it would be nothing that can't be dealt with, given the very long time scale of the process. Same goes with temperatures or the melting of ice. Yes, it is happening (10 years lapse), and no, it is not a problem, so far, and also there is no definitive proof that all of it is because of us. But fundamentalists want us to change all of our lifestyle, or else. And there is no glimpse of the else.
You alarmists are not the owners of the destiny of mankind nor are your views any more valid than anyone else's. It is one of the basic principles of democracy. You cannot stop someone for saying anything just because you think he is wrong, and no matter how sure you think you are that he is wrong. You can only try to convince more people of your views. If your point is strong enough, it will prevail. If it is not, and if you do worse than your opponent and people sides with him, then say hardluck, and find a good place for yourselves to face what, in your opinion, is to come.
If something I am sure about is that, may the global warming be as terrible as predicted here, none of you would be among the most damnified, much in the same way that I am sure that I will survive any energy policies that could be implemented in the future because of AGW alarmism. At this level, and as far as we are concerned, we are only discussing what will be less unconfortable in the short-middle-long term. Your catastrophic views of the future mostly affects the third world. Considering that you think that one of our biggest problems is that the world is largely overpopulated, that should be more of a concern for us denialists than for you alarmists.
This is still the silliest contretemps imaginable. Joe is so passionate about the unless we destroy the CO2 catastrophe to come. He accepts the Hansen "end of creation" forecast except where Hansen is "too conservative." That he can't see the path to alliance is a minor fault. It does make him a bit of a delayer, but aren't we all.
"Out of Gas"
CO2 emission rates will go down, willy nilly, due to Peak Oil and Peak Coal.
In calling this dispute silly, you are underestimating the power of inertia in human psychology. Anything that tells people, "Sit back and relax and let the technologists solve the problem" will feed into complacency and undermine readiness to do and pay more to solve the problem. Bush has his own flavor of this and the Breakthrough folk have their, greener flavor.
To mitigate GHGs in a serious manner will require paying more money upfront either in investments, rates, energy prices and/or through tax revenues. This will require some sacrifice, though it is definitely affordable for people in the developed world and will eventually pay off in more and better jobs, investments, a cleaner environment. Efficiency investments already pay for themselves within a short time in many cases but still require getting up off the couch and working out the details.
Daily routines may change which for some is a challenge and for others an opportunity.
In any case, there is a big qualitative difference between Joe's call to action (and my own position that we should pay more through targeted electric rates to scale up renewable generators in addition to a carbon price) and that of the people that he most often criticizes who are telling people that they justifiably should sit back and let the scientists do the work.
Michael Hoexter,
Inertia is more of a force than a power. There is no one in this discussion who says "Sit back and relax and let the technologists solve the problem". Contending that some do is what I call inane.
Yes, mitigating GHGs will require paying more money upfront either in investments, rates, energy prices and/or through tax revenues.
my suggestion would be to simply kick this argument down the road a bit:
1. because arguing with Breakthrough reminds me of arguing with my conservative father – always redefining and shifting directions in mid-argument, an intellectual game and a supremely illogical one at that….a devilish carrousel. Ultimately not very productive.
2. Put out your solution Joe! Let's see the wedges – they have no wedges, no plan.
3. I'd suggest in the spirit of equanimity to just put in the $30 billion for R&D or whatever the amount is that Breakthrough wants – into your solution. It is a trivial amount in the scheme of things and it isn't "the answer" one way or the other.
4. Let's argue about the ground game. Breakthrough can yell about how a Hail Mary is the only way to win the game now – but it's just the two minute warning right now. If I'm betting on the way to win I don't just start throwing for the end zone. I want to see a strong ground game.
First of all, I advocate replacing adaptation and mitigation with amelioration.
Amelioration infers that an effort is being made to correct or at least make more acceptable conditions that are difficult to endure.
The word "amelioration" is compounded from the Latin "ad",-", to or toward + ""melior", better = toward better = improvement.
Using amelioration accepts that there will be major damage.
Second, Pielke refuses to accept that there are huge procrastination penalties to be paid if his advice is followed. He and the "I want a pony for Christmas" BI are the current leading advocates of the lay back and enjoy it school of climate policy.
Why does Roger Pielke Jr. get so upset about you criticizing his father?
Those BI guys are really unfathomable.
Paul K,
You seem to be splitting semantic hairs. The point is when faced with something new that requires change and effort, maybe even a little pain, people are inclined NOT to do it. Call it inertia, habit, whatever you like.
The difference between Joe's attitude and Pielke/BI's attitude is like night and day…not an inane discussion. Joe sometimes picks on small details of their differences which I think distracts from his overall message.
Go over to the Breakthrough Institute website and click around a bit….you get the distinct impression from these folks that there is not such a great deal of urgency and if there is any urgency at all, it is in the matter of how much money goes into scientific research. Ted Nordhaus, when he posts comments here starts to seem a little more…worried…but that is as far as it goes. It's basically scientists and inventors that are going to do the heavy lifting, not policy makers or people in their daily lives making changes. Yes, they have an association with the Apollo Alliance which has some good ideas but BI seems to be focused on small subset of what the Apollo Alliance proposes.
Joe on the other hand gives readers here a distinct sense of the urgent need for action on many levels, not just in the area of research. I don't agree with every prescription he makes in terms of policy but he is basically right on most issues, in my book.
The reason why this difference in tone and prescriptions for action makes such a difference is that given the choice, most people who don't spend much time and effort in this area are going to go with inertia. If supposedly climate-savvy experts are telling them "wait for the good, cheap future technologies" most people will take that option.
Michael Hoexter,
While I don't agree at all with Joe's catastrophic 6C+ 21st Century warming projections, I do mostly agree with his solution to the problem which I prefer to approach as replacing fossil fuels. I had never heard of BI before it was brought up here and have no interest in carrying their water. I do agree with them that it is better to focus on bringing down the cost of alternatives rather than artificially increasing the cost of carbon. (The market is doing a pretty good job of carbon price raising on its own). There needs to be some mechanism by which the consumer can exert more influence in the process. As you say, "Joe sometimes picks on small details of their differences which I think distracts from his overall message".
Look at this from my perspective. If Pielke is thinking like I am then I can understand where energy policy could be largely irrelevant to reducing climate impacts.
Many believe that all the observed climate impacts are primarily driven by man-made greenhouse gas emissions. I believe that there are real observed global warming impacts but I do not ascribe to the "primarily driven by man-made greenhouse gas emissions" reason. GHG concentrations are part of the problem but I suspect that climatic cycles could be part of the reason. However, I am convinced that man-made land use changes are at least as important as GHG concentrations as the driver of global warming impact observations.
Because I don't believe that GHG concentrations are the cause of all the global warming observations I cannot expect that energy policy is going to eliminate those impacts. Even if I do believe it then the cold facts of energy use indicate that trying to reduce specific impacts by the draconian measures needed to turn around global energy use fairly (e.g. US has to reduce much more than other countries) then the costs are so high that adaptation and mitigation solutions to specific impacts are more cost effective.
Nonetheless people like me can believe that a long-term energy policy that reduces fossil-energy use, promotes energy conservation and energy efficiency and specifically encourages renewable energy sources is a good thing.
Roger C, what part of physics don't you agree with? And what "climatic cycles" might be responsible for what we observe (which is far outside of the pattern for the last 1,000,000 years)?
The first calculation of warming from CO2 in the atmosphere was done in 1896 by Svante Arrhenius. Obviously this is long before computers, so while the calculations may have been tedious, they were based upon basic physics. There were unresolved issues with Arrhenius' calculations (e.g. whether the absorption bands of CO2 and H2O overlapped, the fact that he ignored changes in cloud cover from increasing temperature, and how quickly the oceans would absorb CO2), but those issues were later resolved (the absorption bands have distinct components and the oceans take a long time to absorb CO2). In 1952 Kaplan did computer calculations that showed that in the upper atmosphere, adding more CO2 must change the balance of radiation significantly. In 1956 Plass extended the Kaplan's result to the lower atmosphere. In 1955 Suess used carbon isotope data to indicate that fossil carbon is not immediately taken up by the ocean, and later with Revelle, Bolin, and Eriksson the ocean rates were clarified. At this point Keeling started his measurements of CO2, and we could begin to see exactly how quickly CO2 was increasing. Radiation balance suggests immediately that temperature should increase. In the 1960s then climate science started to have everything it needed to more accurately make calculations, and there was a flurry of activity and reports by the National Academy of Sciences and such groups. In the 1970s came still more accurate computer models. In the 1980s came the ice core data, showing the clear relationship of CO2 and temperature oscillating at approximately a 100,000 rate (CO2 went from about 180 ppm to 280 ppm), related to tiny variations in the Earth's orbit called Milankovitch cycles. (With current CO2 levels at 383 ppm due to fossil combustion, and rising at 2 ppm per year, we're far outside of the 1,000,000 year pattern.) Because the Milankovitch cycles are so small, there had to be an amplifying effect. This was later found to be CO2temperature feedback. Small changes in temperature increase CO2, which increases temperature, which increases CO2, and so on around the loop until the feedback dies out (which it does if the feedback coefficient is
I did not say that the greenhouse effect of GHG was not a factor in global warming. However, I don't believe it is the only factor and don't even know if it is the predominant factor.
The disconnect is between predictions and observations of particular weather events and the greenhouse effect. My experience with atmospheric models (by the way I am a meteorologist with over 30 years of experience) is that the fact that we have more variables than equations means that someone has to parameterize a whole lot of relationships that can affect the results. I am uncomfortable with the GCM results because they cannot resolve the factors that affect weather particularly well. For example could global warming cause more La Nina events than "normal" and what would that mean to climatic averages.
Now consider a particular weather event such as the latest high temperature record at your local airport. Let's say the new record high is 90 and the old record was 85. How much of the increase was caused by global warming? No question that it is in there but how much is due to normal observational statistics (the longer the observation period the higher the expected value at some statistical level), and how much is due land use changes (e.g., urban growth around your local airport).
Nonetheless, I believe that that a long-term energy policy that reduces fossil-energy use, promotes energy conservation and energy efficiency and specifically encourages renewable energy sources is a good thing for many reasons and one (but not the primary reason to do it) is because it will reduce any negative impacts of GHG emissions and the greenhouse effect.
Roger C, thank you for your explanation. Given your weather expertise, please consider the post
especially the paragraph that begins "But how can climate be predictable if weather is chaotic?"
On land use changes, you might check out
and the references it cites. However, I think that was a side point you were making, and not the main thrust.
I would like to return to my original point, which I may have put too flippantly. The global average temperature should not be much affected by weather, as it is primarily a radiation balance issue. An analogy might be a sealed container. The average pressure is determined by the equation PV = nRT. One can change the average pressure by changing an external parameter: temperature. Now if the container is large enough, nothing says it cannot have local variation in pressure (analogous to weather). These variations could be very chaotic, but they would not affect the average pressure.
My analogy is oversimplified, as weather can in fact affect radiation balance in the short term (e.g. a hurricane can change the albedo of a region). However, I hope I've given some basis to consider that a global average temperature might be more predictable than you might have thought.


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I've seen a few writers chime in so now it's my turn. This is how I think the SEC West will finish in 2010. From an avowed homer's perspective.
First: Alabama
Finish: 12-0
No big surprise here. The big question is can they make it a third straight undefeated season? Well, who the heck is gonna stop them?
Alabama's offense finished fifteenth with the Nation's scoring leaders, proving they could score with the best of them. The Tide will finish higher in 2010. This is a seasoned veteran offense taking the field this year.
With Ingram, Richardson and Lacy in the backfield teams will be forced to defend the run, opening up all kinds of passing lanes. This could be the most high powered Alabama offense ever.
Alabama's defense finish second in the Nation in total yards last season. Contrary to popular belief (hope?), Alabama's secondary will do just fine. The cupboard wasn't exactly bare. Plenty of game experience and plenty of players with a whole year in Saban's system to take up the slack.
The run defense and the pass rush will be a terrible thing to behold. This alone will cause plenty of turnover opportunity. Let's face it, Alabama will control the run game on both sides of the ball. Sacks will go up this year.
Second: Arkansas
Finish: 10-2
Second Toughest Game: @ Georgia
Arkansas finished number eight in passing and sixth in passing touchdowns last year according to NCAA stats. But that was only good enough for an 8-5 (3-5 SEC) finish. But many of those SEC losses were close.
The Hogs are returning almost every one of last year's leaders in team stats like passing, receiving, sacks, tackles for loss, etc... Nine players on a pass happy offense are returning.
If the offensive line and the defense can step up their game the Hogs can easily finish 10-2, with a possible second loss coming from Georgia or Auburn.
Third: LSU
Finish: 9-3
Second Toughest Game: @ Arkansas
Can LSU's sheer talent get them to a 9-3 finish without the coaching getting in the way? It didn't help at the end of the Ole Miss fiasco.
Les Miles should take better control of his team this year. His job depends on it. No longer will he get away with blaming his offensive coordinators and players for what is ultimately his responsibility.
Not much going on at quarterback position. Jordan Jefferson will be this year's starter. I don't think he's any better than "Pick Six" Lee. But LSU does have talent in other positions that could help them finish in third.
The Tigers will be looking at additional losses to Arkansas and Florida or North Carolina. They didn't play too well in last season's opener in Washington and the Tar Heels are a better team.
Fourth: Mississippi State
Finish: 8-4
Second Toughest Game: @ Ole Miss
Everybody seems to be taking this team pretty lightly. Remember, the Gators offense was better when Dan Mullen was running it. They also did just as well in the SEC as two other western division teams.
Finishing 5-7 is respectable for a first year coaching staff who played the toughest schedule in the NCAA last year. In fact, it was the second toughest schedule in the past decade. And it's tough again this year.
In addition to Alabama the Bulldog's will drop games to Arkansas, LSU and either Houston or Ole Miss. But not Auburn. That's why they'll finish fourth.
Fifth: Auburn
Finish 8-4
Second Toughest Game: Clemson
Predicting Auburn at 8-4 is being generous A 7-5 finish is well with-in the realm of possibilities. They'll lose almost every game to high scoring offenses this season.
The reason is they return almost all of their 12th SEC ranked defense. In fact they ranked in the bottom or middle-of-the-pack in almost every defensive stat that counts. That's no way to win in the SEC.
Gus Malzhan's offense will get them through their non-conference schedule (with the exception of Clemson) but will begin to stall in SEC play, much like last season. Cam Newton wasn't good enough for the SEC at Florida. Auburn should be no different.
Auburn will lose to Alabama, Clemson, LSU, Mississippi State, Arkansas and one or two additional games to either South Carolina, Georgia or Ole Miss.
Sixth: Ole Miss
Finish: 7-5
Second Toughest Game: @ LSU
Sorry Ole Miss, somebody had to sleep in the cellar. How does it feel not being considered as good as Auburn? But maybe you are. If not a 6-6 finish is just as likely.
Maybe Jevon Snead's decision to not get drafted is a blessing in disguise. Two wide-receivers are returning and none of their three QBs have a reputation to uphold. Too much stress was placed on Snead's shoulders last year. Well, at least for him.
Nothing to brag about for Ole Miss with only three offensive starters returning and only half of their defense.
Ole Miss will start out 5-0 (sound vaguely familiar?) but lose to Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, LSU and either Auburn or Mississippi State.
Of course all of this is in good fun. Things change as the season progresses. Injury occurs, grades get players benched, the occasional upset. Most pre-season predictions never live up to what actually happens on the field.
I know a lot of people disagree with me. But what the heck? If everything plays out just like I predicted then I come out looking like a frickin' genius. If that happens it may be, "good-bye Bleacher Report, hello ESPN."


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As you'll see in the responses, this is probably a much more general issue that the PHP SDK uses GET calls that have a string length limit. It seems that the SDK should either use POSTs to avoid the limit or document the size limits in the documentation.
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Thanks for the report. That's definitely an issue and we'll need to get it addressed.
Having said that, what's the reason for doing a view query with a large number of keys? Usually you'll get much better performance from getMulti():
Generally, there's not a case I can think of where I'd do this through a view, but maybe you have something in mind that I can't think of.


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Hotel was beautiful, great views, staff was impeccible. Room was very tastefully decorated and modern.
1. Our A/C didn't work on the last day and we had to change rooms2. We didn't have a complete bath towel and mat set-up.3. The pool was not heated and ice cold4. The jacuzzi didn't heat up, just bubbled.
A charming B&B with wonderful style, excellent food, incredible view and helpful attentive staff.
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Unfortunately the non- smoking room that was assigned to us was reeking of smoke, so we asked the staff to transfer us to another room, which they promptly did.
staff OK, breakfast - can do much better
Swimming pool is a joke. Fitness center says open from...to..... but was found to be closed which was not too bad as the equipment we could see was so so. Amenities in the room? had to ask for shampoo and coffee. Last but not least congratulation to those making the picture of the hotel to be posted on the web. None of us recognized the hotel when we arrived.!
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We showed up at Odette's with no reservation and, while they were completely booked upstairs, they led us down to a really neat basement bar where there are big, comfortable chairs and tables. You can order off the regular menu there. The service was wonderful, even though we were seated in the bar (I expect a bit more spotty service at bars) and the food was cooked to perfection. I had a summer tomato and basil salad while my husband opted for some bar snacks of olives, almonds and freshly baked bread and butter. For our entrees we had lamb and beef, both mouth watering. I ordered a dessert of strawberries and a light, fluffy cheesecake. We tried some different wines and took our time enjoying everything. Overall a wonderful experience. I have been recommending Odette's to all my friends!
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Everything from room to customer service was brillant
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Gaudi Barcelona
Loved the Gaudi
We stayed at the Hotel Gaudi in February 2004.
The staff could not have been more helpfull or polite. The room we had was on the front of the hotel, and although it was a little noisey because the street are very narrow it did not cause a problem. The location is fantasitc. The breakfast were great with a variety of choices. We hope to return the Gaudi very soon.
An excellent short break
Been back a week, after an excellent short break (4 nights) 28 March - 1 April 2004 to Barcelona. The Gaudi is a comfortable, clean and friendly hotel, which for us was superbly situated towards the seafront end of the Las Ramblas, on the Nou De Las Ramblas. On reading previous reports I emailed the hotel to try and reserve a room on the 3rd floor, facing the the Palace Guelle with its wonderful rooftop. On arrival we did indeed have a 3rd floor, front facing room as requested. The room was small but adequate. There was however a good deal of noise during the early hours from drunks or whatever from the street outfront, but that comes from being in the city I suppose. The breakfast buffet sets you up well for the day ahead and the choice was superb. The reception staff were most helpful . Any request such as extra pillows etc were followed up quickly. They recommended places to eat and drink. One of the best we found was called Le Quinze Nits in the Placa Reial just over the Ramblas from the hotel. Be warned in the evening they begin queing at 7pm, and open at 8.30pm. The food and price is worth the wait (even in the rain!). We did the Tourist Bus, both red and blue routes on consequetive days, (20 euros) which we considered to be good value, although somethings do seem to be closed on Mondays - although this might be due to the season. Gaudis cathederal (La Sagrada Familia) was breathtaking, and to think they still have over 50 years work ahead of them - even with todays modern building techniques and siestas!. We climed up inside one of the spires - not for those who don't like heights or confined spaces! If you only visit one place I would recommend this. There is plenty to see and do in Barcelona and the Hotel Gaudi makes a fine base.
Great location
The hotel is in a great location, the staff are very friendly and helpful - told us of a great restaurant to visit. There was hardly any noise - O.K. the rooms are small but surely you don't visit Barcelona to sit in a hotel room! Would happily go back.
Loved the Gaudi
Our stay was the week-end of January 16th 2004, a party of 10. The reception area is very pleasant, the rooms not very big, but nice and well appointed. Breakfast is abundant, staff very nice. Location is brilliant, in a side street just of La Rambla. The bar was a nice cosy area to meet other guests. We all agredd that we'd stay there again.
Fantastic Time
A group of us ( 7 ) went to Barcelona for a cultural weekend, and decided to stay at the Gaudi Hotel. We had 4 rooms ( 3 twins and a single ) and all were clean, warm, quiet (for Spain), and large enough.The hotel is in a fantastic location, just off the Ramblas, close to the marina end, near the Plaza Real ( which is stunning). The breakfasts were good, and the staff were lovely, extremely helpful and accommodating. They recommended restaurants, and made bookings for both restaurants and taxis.I will definitely return to Barcelona, and when I do I will definitely stay here again � although do ask for a room on the 3rd floor as the roof of the Palace Guell opposite is fantastic and well worth seeing.
Don't be put off by the narrow street....this is one great value hotel, with staff who really know what 'service' means........breakfast until 1100 hours (great if you don't stop until the early hours), checkout mid-day, unbeatable location.......just across Ramblas is Plac del Reia (with Gaudi lamps and fountain), the best location in town for a leisurely drink or six while watching the world go by.
Great place, great location !
We stayed at the Gaudi during the first week of August 2003 and found it to be extremely comfortable and very well located. We had a quad room, spotlessly clean and very large. The aircon was very efficient and welcome due to the heatwave, (high 30's). The small bar/restaurant serves good, plain food, reasonably priced. Drinks are reasonably priced also although the atmosphere in the bar is quite subdued, ok for us but if you want party time, try somewhere else ! Breakfast was very good and set us up well for the day ahead. Despite it's very central location(seconds from the Ramblas)the rooms were very quiet at night.
We found the staff to be very efficient and friendly. We would recommend it to anyone, especially those with young families
Great Views Of Palace Guell
We were lucky stayed in the front of the hotel with fanastic views on Palace Guell- room adwequate size with quite a large bathroom. My Nan was in the adjoining room, but she faced the back of hotel and no view at all- but the bed was a double, but the room wasn't as big. Great location though!
The only good thing is the location of this hotel.
We stayed at this hotel in March and the room we were in was very disappointing. Although the room was clean, the decor was poor and the walls were in need of a lick of paint. The reception area is very nice but this does not stretch to the rooms, which are disappointingly small for a 3 star hotel. We were going to ask for another room but as we approached the reception desk another couple were checking out early - they had a room at the front of the hotel, because its so near the busy Ramblas, they did not manage to get any sleep for all the noise. If we had been there for more than three nights I would have moved to another hotel. Its great for location but compared to other three star hotels we viewed I felt it was overpriced.
Good location,nice friendly staff
The Hotel is just off the Ramblas and ideally situated for sightseeing. The rooms are small, but adequately furnished. The third floor is the one to be on, as your room will give you a unique view of the fantastic roofline of the Palau Guell.
The staff are very friendly and the little snack bar will make you chips or coffee at any time.
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Three fabulous days in this beautiful city are finished and all it has done is whet my appetite to want to come back again. Clean, sunny (well at times a little too sunny!!), friendly people and so many amazing things to see.
It all began with the arrival in our room after a fairly muddled day negotiating delayed trains. It was around 8: …
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Miro stuff was good too - I am spending a bit on entrance fees.
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... a visual right? But that is what is so great about Spain, it celebrates the social side of life. So when even arrived at the la Boqueria market just off the La Rambla, we were not surprised to find a market that was packed to the gills, with people, food, and an incredible buzz in the air. There were stall of beautifully displayed dried nuts and candies, fruits, fish, meats and so much more -it was mind boggling, and we found it was so easy to nibble your way through. If ...
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BAGHDAD - The Iraqi Air Force successfully conducted its second-ever Hellfire rocket launch from an Iraqi Air Force AC-208 Cessna Caravan at the Aziziyah Training Range Nov. 8.
The success of this mission marks a significant milestone for United States Forces-Iraq's work to assist in increasing Iraqi capabilities by developing a strong Iraqi Air Force.
The mission was conducted solely by Iraqi Air Force personnel who flew a classic two-ship formation, led by the Hellfire-equipped aircraft. The missile was launched at an altitude of more than 5,000 feet, and three miles from their ground target. Iraqi Air Force leaders confirmed a direct hit - the center of three vehicles on the Aziziyah training range, south of Baghdad.
"Today's successful precision-guided weapon exercise marks another advancement in Iraqi air power," said U.S. Air Force Brig. Gen. Scott Hanson, director of the Iraqi Training and Advisory Mission-Air Force. "The Iraqi Air Force incorporated a complex mix of targets, overhead surveillance, plus command and control for weapons release from their air operations center."
Since the Iraqi Air Force completed their first-ever Hellfire launch in November 2009 -also achieving a direct target hit - Airmen with Iraqi Squadron 3 from Kirkuk Air Base, have trained continuously for the mission. Training focused on mastering the weapons load, target attack and airmanship skills necessary to maintain proficiency.
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Living room with measure bed 140 x 200cm, open kitchen with a wonderful view over the rooftops of Hamburg, in a quiet south-west exposure, all rooms to the sunny and green Hoheluftchaussee undisturbed side away - although 24 hour supermarket (ARAL) direktly in front of the door.
20253 Hamburg, Hoheluft-West, Hoheluftchaussee 109, 5th floor, to the 4th floor with elevator
Communication (to walk reachable):
Underground: U3, Hoheluftbrücke (6 min.)
Bus: 20+25+5, Gärtnerstraße (2 min.)
Bus: 5, Eppendorfer Weg (East) (2 min.)
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1-room-apartment with an open kitchen in an apartment building
complete furnished
Largeness in qm: 33
Largeness in feet: 355
max. people: 2
cooking plate
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bedclothes will be changed or provided
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washing machine and dryer available in the house
per night without breakfast: € 98,00
per week: € 515,00
per month: € 1.150,00
Deposit: by appointment
The Apartment will be left like you get it: clean, tidy and maybe cleaning by yourself.
Long-Terms-Renting: Cleaning at the End extra.
The apartment has been restored at great expense, a lot of love and passion to make the stay for visitors to the beautiful city of Hamburg as pleasant as possible.
Ultimately, everything is allowed, what others do not disturb.
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I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at HoheluftSuite. The flat is situated in a very convenient location with amenities closeby. Internally, the flat is very modern and well-equipped. The landlord (Lars) lives downstairs and whenever there is a problem, he will try to sort it out as soon as possible.
Wonderful holiday in Hamburg. Christmas everywhere, nice people, beautiful city. Good transport system. We´ll be back in summer! Nice host who picked us up at the station and brought us there again. He told us a lot about the city and offered a guided tour when we arrived.
Wonderful host, with amazing car. A perfect representative for this wonderful city. The apartment is clean, simple and practical but cosy. Location in an interesting neighbourhood with lots of choice in restaurants. We had a fantastic stay!
The apartment was very cosy, clean, quiet and modern as well. The location was perfect as there were many restaurants close by, as well as supermarkets and boutiques.
The subway was pretty close to the apartment. We experienced a very welcoming host who picked us up at the train station and was very attentive with us.
We would have given 5 stars if it wasn't for the following. The behavior of our host was surprisingly a bit rude the last morning. He had offered to drive us to the train station which we gladly accepted.
However, he showed up 15 minutes late, even though we had pointed out we had to catch a train at a certain time. We were now waiting in the street with our luggage.
He didn't apologize for the delay and wanted us to go five stores up to check whether the apartment was ok, even though he knew we had to leave asap in order to take our train on time.
An der HoheLuftSuite war rein gar nichts auszusetzen. Alles sauber und gepflegt, vom Bett bis zum Wasserkocher. Auch Lars war super sympathisch und hilfsbereit. Gerne jeder Zeit wieder.
Meget hyggeligt, ny istandsat og ren lejlighed.
Nem adgang til U-Bahn direkte til centrum.
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Schönes Appartement, sehr sauber und absolut angenehm. Die Wimdu-Bilder sind nicht geschönt, sondern zutreffend. Mit dem Öffentlichen (Bus vor der Tür, U-Bahn eine Station oder 5 Minuten) ist man schnell an jedem gewünschten Punkt in der City oder am Hafen. Das macht schon mal 5 Punkte. Extrapunkte gibt es für den spitzenmäßigen Abholservice vom Flughafen mit anschließender Stadtrundfahrt im kultigen VW-Kübelwagen und der herzerfrischenden Begeisterung seiner Heimatstadt von Lars. Wir kommen gerne wieder und können Lars und seine Hohe Luft Suite nur empfehlen!
Super netter und hilfsbereiter Gastgeber. Tolle Wohnung. Ein gemütliches "Nest" für ein paar Tage. Kann ich nur weiterempfehlen =)
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I created a child theme using Twenty Elelven, which has a static homepage. I set the site's layout to "one-column, no sidebar" in order to have a static homepage without a sidebar, but I would like the other pages on my website, especially the blog page, to have a sidebar. However, I have been stuck with a one-column, no sidebar layout throughout the entire site.
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HOYLAKE, England - Rory McIlroy had everything go his way Thursday in the British Open.
As the British Open starts super early Thursday morning, the chase for another major championship commences.
MINNEAPOLIS - Derek Jeter soaked in the adulation from fans and players during one more night on baseball's national stage, set the tone for the American League with a pregame speech and then delivered two final All-Star hits.
Five competitors from the Lanier Canoe and Kayak Club headed to the Lake Placid International Regatta earlier this month in New York for the competition and experience.
LEBANON, Tenn. - Georgia IronDawg Tim "T" Moon of Gainesville made it three wins in four weeks Saturday when he took the Equipped Benchpress title in the "Bash for Cash" put on by the Elite Powerlifting Federation.
RIO DE JANEIRO - With two quick and sublimely deft touches, Mario Goetze ended Germany's 24-year wait for another World Cup title.
LOUDON, N.H. - Brad Keselowski completed a flawless weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway and won Sunday under a green-white checkered finish.
MACON - Gainesville High's Jackson Bishop tied for 15th at the Georgia Amateur Championship on Sunday.
BRASILIA, Brazil - Robin van Persie and Daley Blind scored early goals to help give the Netherlands a 3-0 win over host Brazil in the third-place match at the World Cup on Saturday.
DAHLONEGA - The spirit of the World Cup was alive and well in the outfield of the University of North Georgia's Bob Stein Stadium this week.
CLEVELAND - LeBron James' latest decision is in: He's returning to Cleveland.
Jim Brosnan, an average pitcher who became a literary master, passed away on June 28. The cause was an infection developed during recovery from a stroke. He was 84.
LONDON - Novak Djokovic won his second Wimbledon title and denied Roger Federer his record eighth by outlasting the Swiss player in five sets Sunday.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Aric Almirola has won the rain-delayed and rain-shortened NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Daytona International Speedway, putting Richard Petty's famed No. 43 in Victory Lane for the first time since 1999.
For the fourth year in a row, North Hall graduate Ty McCormack was recognized as the fastest Georgian at the Peachtree Road Race on Friday in Atlanta.
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Clemson quarterback and 2014 Gainesville High graduate Deshaun Watson are the preseason picks for Atlantic Coast Conference favorite and player of the year.
Gainesville High grad Spencer Ralston finished tied for fourth at the 2016 Palmetto Amateur at the Palmetto Golf Club in Aiken, South Carolina.
Chestatee High graduate and Team USA weightlifter to the Rio Summer Olympics Jenny Arthur will be the subject of an interview to air on CNN ...
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Gainesville High graduate Jackson Bishop is moving on to compete for the U.S. Amateur Championship in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. after tying for second place ...
Recent Gainesville High graduate Spencer Ralston finished second Sunday in the Georgia Amateur Golf Championship at the Brookhaven Course of Capital City Club in Atlanta ...
TROON, Scotland - Henrik Stenson is the champion golfer of the year, thanks to a final round for the ages.
Beginning in August, some of the greatest athletes on the planet will descend on Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in attempt to bring home Olympic hardware ...
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I have Win7 and an overheating processor. In normal circumstances, I can set the power usage (customizing Power options in control panel) to 80% (or whichever percentage I want) and then it does not overheat.
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Bips Chixxx presents an appealing assortment of fetishes, all shot in an effectively voyeuristic POV style.
Cleo Nicholle begins this sampler writhing and rubbing her legs and feet in black stockings and garters. Next, Mistress Gemini smokes a cigarette and puts it out on her slave's ashtray headgear. Bettie Page look-alike Paige Richards stars in the next scene, a highlight of this collection featuring leopard skin stockings, a vibrator and her size 10 feet.
Summer Cummings shows off and moisturizes her enormous natural breasts in a hot solo scene for boob lovers. Venus May luxuriously smokes while offering peeks under her lingerie, then returns in the finale for a bound and gagged tickling session. Ashley Renee and Krissy offer more fun with stockings, boobs, feet and lotion to round out the collection.
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- 2 tablespoons baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt (optional)
- 1 cup soymilk
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- Combine the dry ingredients and mix.
- Add the soya milk and applesauce.
- Pour into an oiled waffle iron, and cook until golden brown.
- You can turn these into pancakes by adding more liquid.
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Absolutely awful. The proportion of baking powder to flour is at least four times what's necessary. There is no sweetener. There is no oil/shortening. Consequently, the only thing you taste is baking powder, and the waffles stick to even a well-greased waffle iron. Amusingly, when the iron is opened the waffle opens, too, revealing the interior. Perhaps this recipe should be renamed PITA WAFFLES. Fehh! Look elsewhere.
All I could taste in these was the baking powder.
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