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The basic premise, to build a strong, inexpensive inflatable boat. If you look at the Zodiacs, you'll see they run into the thousands of dollars. Even the lower cost (smaller) inflatables at WestMarine sell for over a thousand and go up. My basic plan is to use some heavy canvas, and impregnate it with something to make it air tight. The canvas should add plenty of strength allowing it to hold a little bit of pressure and stay rigid. Everyone I've spoken to about this project has responded either that I'm crazy (possible), this is impossible (I'll never believe it), or both.
Lets start with the base material. I am really thinking of using a heavy canvas, like the kind available at the hardware store as painter's drop cloth. Purchased like that, I can get large pieces of canvas that are very sturdy and inexpensive. I've used this material to make bags, covers, and cushoins for my sail boat. So, I think its a good starting point.
Next up, a low cost way to make the canvas air tight and durable. An early thought was to use latex because its cheap and readily available. The problem is latex will not last very long exposed to the sun and elements. I have experimented with "PlastiDip" stuff used to plastic coat tools, and "liquid electrical tape" but, these two substances are hard to the saturate fabric with. Probably just as well, as these would be pretty expensive in the quantity required.
I really think that a liquid vinyl or some kind of vulcanizing compound would be ideal. However, I have no idea where to find such things.
hello i wanted to mention rabbit skin glue, an old school method of stretching canvases. It's tricky to apply but will pull canvas as tight as a drum, and may offer nice durability, it seems to age well with art canvases. To apply it you melt it down and squeegee it into the canvas. Traditionally you leave the canvas a little loose because the rabbit skin glue will shrink it down so tight it might warp the frame otherwise.
You're all talking over my head, but, what about "slime" or "fix-a-flat"?
I'm trying to figure out how to post an image from Sketchup here, but so far I'm unsuccessful. If you want to give me an email address I can send you the files.
This is the place the kayak guy recomends, but you might need to place a large order. They have hypalon fabric too, which is what whitewater rafts are made of.
Seattle Fabrics has a good selection too. And they have a $2 sample pack.
They often sell PVC tarps at home improvement stores as tarps. That is where i got mine.
Good luck and keep us posted.
I am also considering making a surf board from the pink 2 inch thick foam insulation covered with fiberglass and attaching a trolling motor.
I'm having trouble finding info on the web of people who have created their own inflatable boats. Tom Yost has a small kayak on his website he made with vinyl-reinforced poly tarp material gluing the seams with hh66 glue. He references a south american gentleman that made one too, but that's about it.
I was either thinking of using 18 oz tarp material like Tom, or use that for the outer hulls and make inner tubes with 20 mil pvc pond liner (a stretchy vinyl). My thought was the stretchy pond liner expands and pushes against the reinforced vinyl to create a more rigid structure. 18 oz vinyl tarp material can be had for $3 /yard (62" wide) and 20 mil pond liner is about $3 a sq yard.
Looking for any thoughts, experiences, or links to more info on budget diy inflatables.


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Seafarer's Rest (EU Tier 1 server) is looking for some American and Oceania GUILDS to come and help out with WvW.
SFR server is 24/7 WvW with server wide Teamspeak3 and forums. Guilds are organized into map areas at the beginning of each WvW reset and event planning is available. There are non-stop zerg fights 24/7 so regardless of the time, activity is not a major issue but being a medium populated server (most guilds are WvW or PvX - we don't have many PvE only guilds here), there is plenty of room for guilds wanting to experience high end WvW.
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Inspired by the California original and opened in Orlando in 1990 (when the city assumed it would become "Hollywood East"), Universal Studios celebrates the movies. The park is a jumble of areas and attractions. But the same is true of back-lot sets at a film studio. Suspend any disbelief you might have, and just enjoy the motion-picture magic.
At Production Central large soundstages house attractions based on TV programs and films like Shrek, Despicable Me, and Twister. Because it's right near the entrance it may be the park's most crowded area.
Here you see first-hand that not every film or program based in New York is actually shot in New York. Cleverly constructed sets mean that nearly every studio can own its own Big Apple. Universal is no exception. As you explore Production Central, a collection of sparkling public buildings, well-worn neighborhoods, and back alleys are the next best thing to Manhattan itself.
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Ode to Jef Lee Johnson: The Promise of Lovolution
Unbelievably prolific, Jef would deliver everything completed and mostly play everything himself, which honestly was kind of both intimidating and inspiring to me as a drummer. Occasionally on his projects for Dreambox Media, he'd usually have a guest artist or two on certain tracks (his late wife Trish appears a lot) and live he preferred a basic trio setting. He had his own elaborate home studio and definitely knew his way around that process of recording, mixing and mastering as well as he did his instrument(s).
About "Monkey Zero," that was an earlier attempt to distance himself (for whatever reason) from "Jef Lee Johnson." The advisory warning re: "EXPLICIT CONTENT" (for an all-instrumental CD) is one of many brilliant things Jef came up with that I wish I would've thought of first. Anyway, he later parlayed that misterioso avoidance of using his actual name into the persona "Rainbow Crow," and on the most recent "Black & Loud" chose to even reduce that moniker to "a/k/a R.C." and insisted his real name appear nowhere on the product. Combined with a nearly indecipherable cover, probably NOT the way to promote yourself or move CDs...but that was Jef!!!
Jef was truly one-of-another-kind. In a perfect world, he would have been as widely known as Hendrix, Prince and Stevie Wonder. All he wanted to do was make music and it quite literally poured out of him, but he didn't care so much about the 'biz' side (as is often the case with serious artists). Plus he had the "total recall" superpower... seemed everything he'd ever heard was saved in memory somehow... and not limited to music. He could quote whole episodes of dialog (while doing the characters' voices!) from films and TV, and every time I talked to himno matter how long it'd been between conversations it was like we were just taking up where we left off from the last time. Jef was a very genuine, creative, funny and intelligent spirit. I'll miss his laugh most of all. Jim Miller, Dreamboxmedia.com
Jef Lee Johnson was not only an amazingly innovative guitarist, but a songwriter of the highest order. After meeting him and having the experience of his playing/recording on my most recent CD, my producer Glenn Barratt informed me that Jef Lee had his own recordings. He has quite the discography. I embarked on buying as many as I could. I was blown away at his songwriting. His songs are incredible. As well, Jef Lee with few exceptions played ALL OF THE INSTRUMENTS. And he played them brilliantly. His production sense was genius. I was lucky to get to know Jef some as we performed live on a few occasions as well as having recorded together. Jef Lee was all about the music. There was an instance where I did not have a lot of money to pay him for a television performance. His response to me was "keep your money." This is something I'll never forget. Most musicians (and not of Jef Lee's calibre) are never benevolent in this regard.


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LUMS Young Writers Workshop has been designed to address the lacuna of quality creative writing instruction in Pakistan. Through a short story contest, the workshop will identify eight young writers from across Pakistan who will be invited to participate in a five-day residential creative writing workshop at LUMS.
Mentor and Guest Speaker for the Workshop 2012
LUMS Young Writers Workshop 2012 will be mentored by writer and translator, Bilal Tanweer, who teaches fiction writing at LUMS. His fiction, poetry, essays and translations have appeared in a number of international publications including Granta, Vallum, Critical Muslim, The Caravan, and Words Without Borders. He has an MFA in Writing (fiction) from Columbia University and was selected as one of Granta's New Voices in 2011.
The guest speaker for this year's workshop is novelist Mohsin Hamid, author of The Reluctant Fundamentalist and Moth Smoke.
Winners of the ContestThank you everyone who participated in the LUMS Young Writers Workshop & Short Story Contest 2012.
The eight winning entries (in alphabetical order by first name) are:
- Aliya Waqar - Where Is the Cupid
- Amna Chaudhry - Fareb
- Babar Suleiman - Four Broken Hearts
- Haneya Hasan Zuberi - The Arranged Marriage
- Meraj Fatimah - Notes on Insanity and Fused Light-bulbs
- Shakeel Ahmed - Social Parasites in a Dead Society
- Syed Muhammad Mustehsan - The Bus Conductor
- Waqas Ahmed - Azaan
We look forward to seeing you at the workshop in August, and would encourage everyone to keep on writing!
The Workshop
The second aspect of the workshop is writing. Each day, after a rigorous discussion of the pre-assigned texts, writers will have a chance to respond with their own writing. On the fourth day, writers will meet and discuss The Reluctant Fundamentalist with Mohsin Hamid. They will then work on a story, which will be collectively critiqued on the fifth day.


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For those who, like me, don't like certain sites, there is a simple way to add filtering to this script.
In the function "function makeGoogleImageLink(actorName)" under the line "var newLink = document.createElement("a");" add the following:
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You need to add a + and a - and then what you don't want for each of the sites you don't want hits from, as per my example.
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I've been happy with Michael's image version of this script for over a year now. Thank you both.
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Great work, Stefan and Michael. I brought the target attribute back and changed it to "_blank" from "tpb". Didn't like losing my place on the IMDB.
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Cool idea! So many times I'm investigating an actor on IMDb and they don't have a head shot. If you're interested Stefan, I've modified your script slightly to show a little Google icon instead of the [I] link (which I missed the first few times and could be Sean Anderson's problem too)... http://www.mrated.com/data/googleimagesinimdb.u...
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What version of GM? I've only used it in 5.x and FF/1.0.6, and it puts a [I] as a link after each actor link.
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Programs designated as Heart Wise Exercise programs include: Smart Start to Healthy Living; Smart Start to a Healthy Heart; and Live Smart, which is supported by the provincial government. The focus of the programs is to identify exercise facilities and classes that are suitable for individuals with or at risk of developing a cardiovascular or chronic health issue. Learn more about Heart Wise Exercise online www.heartwiseexercise.ca.
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This is a discussion on Newbie within the Reloading forums, part of the HUNTING EQUIPMENT, FIREARMS & AMMUNITION category; I have never reloaded before and am just getting started. I am trying to load 40 grains of IMR 4064. ...
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I have never reloaded before and am just getting started. I am trying to load 40 grains of IMR 4064. I have 150 grain Hornady sst bullets. It appears that the bullets are going to "sit" in the powder. Is this safe? And does anyone recommend a different powder or bullet? I am just making loads to practice for my trip to Africa. I am loading for the 308.
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Now I am not the wizard of reloading, so....
Crunching the powder is a cartridge, hmmm. Gives me pause and I am not standing beside you.
Always start at the BOTTOM end of the suggested recipes on the reloading chart from the manufacturer.
Check your overall length of your cartridge and make sure you have not seated that bullet to far in.
A suggestion: Find someone in your neighbourhood that had reloaded and get some local help to walk you right through it.
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4064 is a good powder for the 308.
I prefer Varget, others prefer RL 15.
So your powder choice is fine.
Looking at Hodgden's site they show a minimum of 43.0 Grains of IMR 4064 and a maximum of 47.7 grains for the 150 grain bullet in a .308.
Double check your manual for the 40.0 grain load. Double check and zero your scale to make certain your powder charge is correct. With 40 grains of 4064 the load should not compress the powder.
It is OK for the bullet to contact the powder. I like my loads to be at around 100% case capacity. Make certain you follow your load manual and again double check your scale. 40 Grains does appear to be on the light side.
As far as bullets most will work fine. I prefer North Fork, Swift, or Barnes TSX.
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Ideally located in a deadlock for maximum quiet , the apartment is located on the 3rd floor of the residence Ghita 17 , with a modern design, it is through and has 2 balconies, 2 bedrooms (one with private bathroom ), 2 WC, 3 C number reversible low noise emission (hot / cold) in each room. 1 LCD TV with DVD and Freeview , internet 3G ideal broadband key to move around (4 € for 7 days), washing machine, Italian coffee or Espresso capsules for lovers , microwave , iron . High quality mattresses with memory forme.Possibilité to an adult and a child on the couch (not convertible ), Apartment well equipped utensil cuisineDans this new building ( end of construction 2011 ), you can find an indoor pool and heated (rare in Marrakech and ideal for winter = > Delivery to come, not available at the moment ), two guards are present 24h/24h-7j/7j , a parking space in the basement to park your vehicle ( motorized gate with remote control) , videophone, 3 wheeler available on request . The apartment is conveniently located near the Acima mall, you can do your shopping quickly , you can walk to the center plaza in 10 minutes or take a taxi for a ride on the square Jemaa el- fna (about 1 € 50 a go for 3 people) . Gueliz in the city , in a quiet center in a deadlock in the immediate vicinity of the Majorelle Gardens (Avenue Yacoub El mansour crossing the boulevard mohamed 5, between high school " in Nakhil "and" Acima Majorelle " ) Strong Point Property : Quiet / New / Near all commoditésA note: for larger or equal to seven days stays, bed linen and towels are included. Possibility of cleaning fee 25 € option (ask ) For stays less than 7 days , it will take € 25 compulsory . This option includes the complete package including bed linen , towels and cleaning at the end of séjour.Possibilité airport / transfer Apartment Arrival / return for up to 4 people and costs 30 € ( or 35 € if unsocial hours ) . Payment options to pay on the spot .
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Merci Emeric. Everthing was fine.
The tranport from the airport to the appartment by your father in law worked out and even though he couldn´t speek english he was very friendly.
The appartment in gueliz is as like discription and perfect located to walk everywhere. We can just advise Emeric and we will connect you if we are in Marrakesch again.
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Nous sommes restés 2 mois dans cet appartement qui correspond à la description: spacieux, très bien situé, calme, immeuble très bien entretenu.
Thanks for the trust to rent the appartment in gueliz, it was perfect located to walk everywhere. Next time if we go to Marrakech I will connect you. Give regards to your father in law, he was very kindly and friendly. Merci Emeric
Superbe accueil , super Appart merci pour tout ..... Appartement que je recommande .
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We travelled from Fez to Marrakech. We really liked to stay in Emeric's appartment. We liked it there because the hole flat is for you, then you are free to come in and come out when you want, cook anything you want. Also the flat is really new and has a lot of facilities!!
We had a little bit misunderstood, because in the english message it is not said that for short periods there's a fee for cleaning but we found and agreement easily and his father in law was really kind with us.
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The Battle of Normandy was the greatest offensive campaign the world had ever seen. Millions of soldiers struggling for the control of Europe were thrust onto the front lines of a massive war unlike any experienced in history. But this greatest of clashes would prove to be the crucible in which the outcome of World War II would be decided."A fresh point of view on the 1944 battle that emphasizes intelligence, logistics and the battle's unexpected strategic consequences....Prados has done his homework, writes fine battle descriptions and makes a convincing case that events during the summer of 1944 predicted the subsequent course of the war."
It began on D-Day. June 6, 1944-the day that the Allied Forces launched Operation Overlord: the great crusade to free Europe from the iron grip of Nazi Germany. But only when the troops were ashore did the real battle begin.
With Nazi defenders marshaling to stop the invaders, Hitler and his generals schemed to counterattack. Tightly constricted hedgerow country and bitter German resistance held the Allied advance to a crawl. Suddenly the Allies broke through and trapped the Nazi armies. Yet within weeks of this stunning disaster, the Germans smashed the most dangerous Allied offensive yet.
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Round-Up - The Coca-Cola Co's Q3 & YTD Results 2013
In mid-October, the Coca-Cola Co released its Q3 and year-to-date results. Here's a round-up of just-drinks' coverage of the company's performance in the three and nine months to the end of September.
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The Coca-Cola Co and PepsiCo's third-quarter results both hit the pavement this week, with contrasting performances for the beverage rivals in their home market.
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16 October 2013
The Coca-Cola Co's North American unit now accounts for nearly half of the company's overall sales despite growth in emerging markets, an analyst has said.
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15 October 2013
The Coca-Cola Co's CEO has hit back at critics who claim the company's growth story is over, saying the climate is ripe with opportunity.
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15 October 2013
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I'm working on a pomegranate at the kitchen counter, one bowl for scraps of the leathery skin, another for the juicy, garnet seeds. It's painstaking work, adult work, separating the hundreds of seeds from their paper-thin dividers. This is no rip-and-wolf banana. This is a winter fruit, for cold days indoors, when there is plenty of patience in the air.
Let's talk about Iran, the country that gave us the pomegranate. The low-growing, dry-climate pomegranate tree is native to the mountains of Iran and east through Afghanistan to Kashmir. Of course, it was Persia then, when pre-biblical peoples started cultivating a fruit they saw as symbolic of fertility, royalty, and later in the Judaic tradition, righteousness, with the pomegranate's many seeds representing the 613 Torah commandments.
This is the Persia that gave us Persian rugs, Omar Khayyam and the gentlest, most humanistic cinema on earth. (One of my favorites is Children of Heaven from 1999, in which a boy accidentally loses his little sister's shoes and shares his own beat-up sneakers with her until he can win her a new pair.)
Persia gave us the pomegranate, and what have we given them but grief?
Back in the 1950s, after millennia of near-continuous monarchy, Iranians elected a Prime Minister, Mohammed Mosaddeq, who promised to nationalize the oil industry. The oil industry that had been controlled to that point by British and American companies. Since that outcome was clearly unacceptable, the CIA organized a coup which deposed Mosaddeq and re-installed the exiled Shah.
We liked the Shah even though he was a brutal autocrat who banned opposition parties and jailed thousands of dissidents. He was a jet-setter who skied in the Alps and spent a reported $100 million on a 2,500-year anniversary – roast breast of peacock and Baccarat crystal served under royal tents covering 160 acres outside Persepolis – while impoverished villagers stared from the outside.
By 1979, Iranians had had enough and rose up against the Shah's private army, launched the Iranian revolution and sent the Shah scrambling to sanctuary in the U.S. We refused to return him for trial, and in response Iranian students took the 52 hostages at the U.S. embassy in Tehran. For that, the U.S. government froze billions in Iranian assets: bank deposits, gold, and other property. The Ayatollah released our people, but we have never unfrozen their assets, and Iran has been demonized by every American administration since.
In 1980 Iraq invaded Iran, probably with U.S. foreknowledge. The war lasted eight years and killed over half a million people, thousands by poison gas. The Reagan White House not only supported Saddam Hussein (and his mustard gas), it intensified sanctions against Iran.
Nor did it end when the war finally stopped in a stalemate. Bill Clinton decreed a total embargo on Iran in 1995, outlawing all commercial and financial transactions. And he tried to strong-arm allies into going along, threatening sanctions on any country that did business with Tehran. The embargo included spare parts from Boeing to Iran's national airline.
Then, of course, George W. Bush decided that Iran was part of an Axis of Evil and as such should be subject to ever more-inflamed rhetoric. The sanctions have impoverished millions of Iranians while succeeding only in hardening the government's resentment.
No wonder they want the world to think they may be seeking a nuclear deterrent. They're surrounded by U.S. forces in Iraq to the west and Afghanistan to the east. North Korea got the bomb, and now we're talking with them. We have to. Maybe, as Barack Obama has suggested, it's time to start meeting with the Iranians. World's youngest empire sitting down with one of the world's oldest. Maybe learn a thing or two. Maybe we could sell them fuel for a peaceful reactor. Or trade pomegranates, like the beautiful one I'm picking apart, grown in California.
The tart, staining juice of the pomegranate always makes me think of my sister, Polly. We were walking home from school together one late-fall southern California day. I must have been in third grade, she in first. A ripe pomegranate hung from somebody's tree near the sidewalk. I pried it open along a crack in the skin, and we gorged on the rows of jewel-like seeds. No slow picking out the kernels, we just mashed our mouths into the exploding sweetness.
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By default, RackConnect Automation takes complete control of the iptables software firewall on your Linux Cloud Servers, using it to enforce your configured Network Policies for those network connections that do not traverse your hardware firewall device. For most users this is exactly the functionality that they need.
For a few advanced users, however, the way that RackConnect Automation replaces all existing iptables rules can be frustrating. They have specific needs that require the ability to create and maintain their own custom iptables rules in addition to those used to enforce their Network Policies.
This article describes a method by which an advanced user may modify the default behavior of RackConnect Automation's software firewall management on Linux Cloud Servers in order to allow them to create their own iptables rules.
This article is aimed at advanced Linux users who are familiar with the iptables software firewall and who have a need to create custom iptables rules to perform tasks that are beyond the scope of Network Policies.
If you are unfamiliar with iptables syntax or how to write custom iptables rules in Linux, or if you do not have a pressing need to create and maintain your own iptables rules, it is highly recommended that you do not modify the default behavior of RackConnect Automation. RackConnect Network Policies provide a friendlier and more scalable solution for software firewall management than writing your own custom iptables rules on each individual Cloud Server.
Each time RackConnect Automation updates the iptables rules on a server it checks for the existence of a file called /etc/rackconnect-allow-custom-iptables. If this file exists it uses a slightly different method to update the iptables rules on the server - instead of completely replacing the iptables filter rules, it rebuilds only the RackConnect-created rules while preserving all other iptables rules. Because it merges RackConnect rules with custom rules, this new method is often referred to as the "merge method" (as opposed to the traditional "clobber method"). To tell RackConnect Automation to use the "merge method" on a particular server, simply do the following:
Create an empty file in /etc/ named "rackconnect-allow-custom-iptables".
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Force a software firewall update by creating a Network Policy in the MyRackspace Portal that affects the servers on which you created the /etc/rackconnect-allow-custom-iptables file. The easiest way to do this is to create a temporary Dedicated to Cloud Server policy for a bogus IP to all Cloud Servers. Once the policy has been pushed to all cloud servers (the indicator to the left of the policy changes from yellow to green) you should delete it (it is unlikely that someone with IP 184.108.40.206 will try to access your server, but better safe than sorry).
# iptables -vnL RS-RackConnect-INBOUND Chain RS-RackConnect-INBOUND (2 references) pkts bytes target prot opt in out source destination ### #### ACCEPT all -- * * 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 state RELATED,ESTABLISHED /* RackConnectChain-INBOUND-RE */ ### #### ACCEPT all -- lo * 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 /* Local-Loopback */ ... ### #### ACCEPT icmp -- * * 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 /* RCAutoMP-NP_34908 */ ### #### RETURN all -- * * 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0
For the most part, yes; touching the file and forcing automation to update iptables is all that is required. There are a few important things to note, however:
All RackConnect-related ACCEPT/DENY rules are kept in filter chains named "RS-RackConnect-<something>" (such as RS-RackConnect-INBOUND). The first rule of a primary iptables filter chain (such as INPUT) will always be an unconditional jump to the relevant RS-RackConnect-* chain. This jump rule needs to remain the first rule in the basic chains, otherwise your custom rules may prevent RackConnect Automation from being able to log in to your server.
If you try to add iptables rules above this jump rule, RackConnect Automation will automatically move it back to the top of the list the next time Network Policies affecting that server are updated. Because the "merge method" adds an unconditional RETURN statement to the end of each of the RS-RackConnect-* chains, iptables will automatically continue processing rules underneath the jump rule if none of the rules in the RS-RackConnect-* chain match.
All of the RS-RackConnect-* chains are rebuilt whenever Network Policies affecting a server are updated. As a result, any manual changes to a RS-RackConnect chain will be overwritten on next update.
Every time RackConnect Automation runs it saves the current rules to the proper location for the particular Linux distribution running on that server, ensuring that they will be restored on reboot. Normally, this is desired behavior - after all, you don't want your server to be unprotected if it reboots. Occasionally, advanced users will exploit the fact that iptables rules are held in memory until manually committed to disk in order to experiment with new rules, knowing that they can simply restart the iptables "service" to restore the old ruleset. If you are one of these users be aware that updates to your Network Policies (by yourself or by another user in your organization with access to your account in the MyRackspace Portal) may cause RackConnect Automation to save the running ruleset to disk in the background while you are experimenting.
If you use the iptables-save command to back up your iptables rules, take note of when your backup files are created. By default, the iptables-save utility saves all chains in all tables. If you restore from such a backup using iptables-restore you may be restoring an older version of the RS-RackConnect-* chains than you should currently have. If you have any doubt or suspicion that RackConnect Automation may have updated the iptables rules for a server since the backup you're restoring was taken, restore the backup and then use the "create a temporary Network Policy" method listed earlier in this article to force RackConnect Automation to update the RS-RackConnect-* chains to the latest version.
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RackConnect Automation only creates a RETURN rule at the end of the RS-RackConnect-* chains when operating in "merge mode". If you have created the /etc/rackconnect-allow-custom-iptables file but RackConnect Automation has not yet updated iptables on your server, there will not be a RETURN rule and iptables will stop processing rules as soon as it reaches the end of the relevant RS-RackConnect-* chain. You can remedy the situation by forcing a software firewall refresh using the "create a temporary Network Policy" method detailed in setup Step 2 above. As long as /etc/rackconnect-allow-custom-iptables exists, RackConnect Automation will not remove the custom rules you have created - it will simply add the RETURN rule necessary for iptables to process them.
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6:00pm Friday 6th December 2013 in News By Jon Robinson, Reporter
TABLES for Christmas dinner at pubs and restaurants across East Lancashire are filling up fast, with some establishments having been booked up since August.
Businesses say they have been turning people away for weeks because of the high demand in the region.
Bookings have already started to be taken from Christmas 2014 at some establishments including at the the Freemasons Arms at Wiswell.
Reservations have continued to be taken this year despite the tough economic times and high prices.
Christmas dinner at The Freemasons Arms costs £95 per person. It's £69.95 at the Craven Heifer in Kelbrook and £72.50 at the Fence Gate Inn. Blackburn's Clog and Billycock's Christmas dinner costs £75 per person and £59.50 at Nino's Restaurant in Rawtenstall.
Ginny Southworth, duty manager at The Craven Heifer in Kelbrook, said: "We are fully booked for Christmas Day and have been since August.
"We have been open for four years and we have been fully booked a long time in advance of the day each year.
"A lot of the people who came last year booked their places again straight away.
"I think people want to go out more on Christmas Day because it saves one person feeling that they have to provide for everyone else on the day.
"It could possibly save a few family rows as well.
"We can seat 45 in the restaurant and a further 22 in the lounge area and we are hoping that next year will see the Christmas Day bookings fill up before August."
Steven Smith, head chef at the Freemasons Arms at Wiswell, said: "We filled our last table about a month ago and around 40 per cent of those bookings were made on Christmas Day last year.
"Some people have already started booking for next year before they have even come this year.
"It obviously takes a lot of stress out of the day for a lot of people.
"I think a lot of people have found their favourite pub for Christmas Day and want to stick to their new tradition every year now."
Warren Smith, general manager at the Fence Gate Inn, said: "We filled up about two weeks ago and will host 190 people on Christmas Day.
"I think a lot of families are choosing to eat out to make it easier on themselves and so everyone can have a day to relax together.
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Grant Madden, manager at Nino's Restaurant, said: "We have been booked up for three weeks and I think that's because more and more people want to enjoy themselves on the big day instead of slaving over the stove.
"We will be catering for 250 people on Christmas Day and it has always been a very popular day for us.
"I think that this trend will continue for years and years to come and it's a luxury that people are increasingly willing to afford themselves."
Andy Morris, operations director at the The Clog and Billycock in Blackburn, said: "We have been booked up for three weeks now and we are still turning people away.
"I would be surprised if any pub in East Lancashire still has spaces left.
"I think this is a trend that will continue for years to come because there is definitely a demand for going out for Christmas dinner.
"We will be serving 130 people on the day and the Three Fishes in Mitton, which is also fully booked, will be catering for the same number."
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I think with your grammar and also your generalisation of Xmas day patrons,the best place for you on that day IS home!........numbsku
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LifethroughatintedleYes, that is the place I will be. Will you be dining at one of the named venues?
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During his time, the brawling artist was known as much for the beauty of his public commisisons -- including "Martyrdom of Saint Matthew" and "Calling of Saint Matthew" -- as for his penchant for fighting and arguments.
Notes BBC Radio's website, "When Caravaggio moves from northern Italy to seek patronage and fame in Rome, the celebrity he attracts there is entwined with visceral and violent behaviour, which itself is then replicated in aspects of his work that depict sacred Christian subjects."
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