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December 4, 2012, 08:39 AM
Are these guys out of business? Rose Distribution's and Zero's web sites are gone and everyone is out of stock.
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December 4, 2012, 08:55 AM
I hope not - they are good bullets.
December 4, 2012, 10:18 AM
I hope not as well, and cannot see how a bullet maker could go out of business in the last 5 years short of very poor management.
I think they are still just behind.
December 4, 2012, 10:52 AM
Both the sites are up now. It does say they are very busy and backlogged about 6 weeks.
December 4, 2012, 10:57 AM
And now comes the run on Precision Delta...
December 4, 2012, 07:57 PM
longdayjake would be the one to ask on this.
HE gets a lot of bullets from Zero.
December 4, 2012, 08:58 PM
steve4102, maybe you had a problem searching ROSE instead of ROZE. I was just at their site yesterday so I don't think it was down. In any case Zero bullets are excellent. I use the 230 gr. JHP in .45 ACP as well as the 125 gr. JHP in 9mm. As it states at the website, they are quite a few weeks behind. ;)
December 4, 2012, 09:05 PM
I buy tons of them for my 9MM and 357. They all are excellent bullets for a really reasonable cost. Shush ---Don't tell the masses, or I will have to wait even longer for my orders to ship.:eek:
December 4, 2012, 09:05 PM
Zero are good stuff. I shot thousands of .357 125gr JHPs....Then, I discovered Montana Gold.
December 4, 2012, 10:13 PM
steve4102, maybe you had a problem searching ROSE instead of ROZE.
No, I have them in my favorites. That came up , "Can't be found" so I did the Google, came up the same. Then I went to Zero"s web site and that was also "Not to be found"
I usually don't think twice about a site that is down as it happens all the time. But when both Roze and Zero were both not available, then I got worried.
As a positive they are both up and running now and I was worried for nothing, sorry.
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December 4, 2012, 10:24 PM
Nice! These bullets look pretty good, will have to look into them some more. Thanks for telling me about them. Don't worry, I won't tell anybody that is part of the masses...
December 4, 2012, 10:44 PM
December 5, 2012, 12:11 AM
I recently recieved 4K 9mm Zero's and have been addicted to them for comp. Back-up is MG.
Oh, I didn't say that. THEY ARE AWFUL BULLETS, DON"T ORDER ANY.
Their production is limited, so they rotate calibers they make, several times a year.
There is a period of months that 124/125gr 9mm Zeros are NOT being manufactured and can't be found anywhere. March through a couple months ago as one example for my favorite.
December 5, 2012, 10:26 AM
I used to buy a lot of zero's bullets and resell them but they really jacked up their prices for dealers so that they are only a couple dollars less than their retail prices. I sold tons of them and everyone seemed to like them quite a bit.
December 5, 2012, 04:50 PM
Yup, good bullets. Been buying them for years and used that brand for my "stash" bullets. Simply a good jacketed product for the price....
December 5, 2012, 08:51 PM
I have received 5,000 230 grain FMJ from Zero (Roze) over the last week. They shipped the day after I placed the orders. 2,000 in the first order, 3,000 in the second.
They come back in stock pretty frequently from what I have seen.
I only wish I had found out about them sooner. I also use Precision Delta, but they have raised their price $20 per thousand in less than a year. If not for that I probably wouldn't have found Zero in the first place.
December 5, 2012, 09:46 PM
Just curious how In many forums you posted this question? They had stock yesterday afternoon and much more today.
just for fun
December 5, 2012, 10:26 PM
Zero are good stuff. I shot thousands of .357 125gr JHPs....Then, I discovered Montana Gold. Amen to Montana Gold, brother. Worth every penny!
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December 6, 2012, 09:52 PM
Another "thumbs up" for ZERO BULLETS"; as I have used thousands over the
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The apology, says Clooney, is flatly disingenuous and only adds to the original offense.
"There is one constant when a person or company is caught doing something wrong. The coverup is always worse," the actor, 53, writes in a statement in USA Today.
"In this case, the Daily Mail has printed an apology for insinuating religious tensions where there are none. In the apology, managing editor Charles Garside claims that the article was 'not a fabrication,' but 'based the story on conversations with senior members of the Lebanese community.' The problem is that none of that is true."
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"I thank the Mail for its apology," Clooney writes. "Not that I would ever accept it, but because in doing so they've exposed themselves as the worst kind of tabloid. One that makes up its facts to the detriment of its readers and to all the publications that blindly reprint them."

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On Tuesday, in the waning days of Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar's reign, a special rule modified after the ESA amendment originated by the Bush administration, was adapted by the Obama administration. The measure doesn't allow occurrences outside the immediate habitat of an endangered species to be considered for regulation.
According to Center for Biological Diversity assessment, the special rule means that ESA can't be used as an additional tool to curb pollution spewing from smoke stacks far away from polar bear habitat, although such carbon-loaded emissions are conclusively linked to global warming and the melting of Arctic sea ice.
Atmospheric pollution travels for great distances. Scientists have taken ice core samples that contain carbon particulates originating from thousands of miles away.
The administration's move came as a withering disappointment to environmentalists after President Obama has restated commitments to combat climate change in his second term.
"The president's failure to protect the polar bear is part of a deeply troubling pattern," said Brendan Cummings of the Center for Biological Diversity, who authored the original scientific petition to give polar bears federal protection. "The Obama administration has repeatedly acknowledged climate change's threat to endangered species — from polar bears and ice seals in the Arctic to wolverines in continental United States. But time and again, the administration has refused to use the Endangered Species Act to protect these animals from carbon pollution."
Given the fact that polar bears were the first species ever to be listed due to habitat threat from global warming, the action makes no sense, because sea ice is melting as the result of the warmest few years in weather recording history.
"It's like pulling the fire alarm and then sending the firefighters home," was Cummings analogy.
The Center for Biological Diversity had this to say about Tuesday's move by the feds:
The special rule comes just days after a new report from 12 leading polar bear researchers urging governments to begin planning for rapid ecosystem changes that could send key bear populations into abrupt decline. Without help, more than two-thirds of the planet's polar bears, including all the bears in Alaska, will likely be gone by 2050.
Sea-ice has been at historic lows since satellite record keeping began in 1979.
"The Obama administration's strong climate rhetoric is completely at odds with this weak decision not to protect polar bears from carbon pollution," Cummings said."These amazing animals need the Endangered Species Act's full protection — not this hollow half-measure that ignores the mortal danger that polar bears are in from greenhouse gas emissions."
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A bill that would give some illegal immigrants access to public financial aid for college will be reintroduced in the Assembly this week, state lawmakers said.
That legislation, the Dream Act, failed in the Senate last March and was subsequently left out of the state budget, after passing in the Assembly.
Because the legislation failed in the Senate, it needs to be reintroduced in the Assembly and then voted on again in that house in order to move forward. If it passes again in the Assembly, it would need to also pass in the Senate, where it failed only three months ago, in order to go to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's desk.
The bill's Assembly sponsor, Assemblyman Francisco Moya, told The Wall Street Journal that the bill would be reintroduced in the Assembly this week. "The bill is alive," he said. "The Dream Act is not dead."
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A 32-year-old man was being sought Friday in connection with the death of a North Tonawanda woman found slain in her home two days earlier, North Tonawanda police reported.
Authorities are looking for Brian C. Lowry, who is described as an acquaintance of the slain woman, whom police continued not to identify Friday. Neighbors told The Buffalo News the woman was known as "Heather."
Public records show the Lincoln Avenue home where the alleged homicide occurred was occupied by a Heather M. Weber.
Police refused to speculate how the woman died but did classify her death as a homicide after autopsy findings reached that conclusion on Friday. Detectives encourage anyone with information about Lowry to contact the North Tonawanda Police Department at 692-4111.
Neighbors said that the victim was friendly and was fond of playing with her dog in the rear of the two-story home.
One neighbor said there were often arguments between the victim and her boyfriend a few months ago but didn't recall police ever responding to the home.
Neighbors initially alerted police about their concern for the victim's well-being after mail began piling up at the house and the dog was seen in the window. The woman – who was known to have kept an otherwise routine schedule – hadn't been seen by neighbors, which was unusual for her, they said.
The woman's car had also been away from the home for two weeks or so, according to neighbors' reports.
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Signs of organ disease may be in the blood long before other phenotypic signs are evident. The kidney and liver, for example, release abundant amounts of miRNA indicating that the organ is no longer healthy, explains Martin Hegner, Ph.D., professor in the Centre for Research on Adaptive Nanostructures and Nanodevices at Trinity College Dublin.
Similarly, such miRNAs could be used to confirm a diagnosis in an emergency situation.
Dr. Hegner has been working for the past decade on ways to detect soluble macromolecules with small cantilevered array sensors. At the Knowledge Foundation conference he will describe work undertaken in collaboration with Hoffman LaRoche using these springboard-like nanomechanical sensors to specifically detect small RNA from serum using cantilever array sensors within 10–15 minutes.
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CHESTER - Chester City Council is putting city resources behind the cause of organ donation and organ transplants.
At their Monday meeting, council members heard an emotional plea for organ donor awareness from Chester native Steve Logston, whose girlfriend's daughter, Chelsea Lingenfelter, 21, of Wellsville, died Feb. 18 during liver transplant surgery at Cleveland Clinic.
Logston, wearing a "Team Chelsea" T-shirt, told council he needed a venue for an organ donor awareness event in Chester on March 23, the same day a similar event is being held in Wellsville.
"If we can get one person to sign up as an organ donor, that could potentially save eight people's lives," Logston said. "I think that would be an awesome accomplishment."
Council agreed to let Logston use the Chester Municipal Building for the sign-up event. City Clerk Sandi Parkins also read a statement from Mayor Ken Morris, who was absent, expressing condolences for Logston and Joni Lingenfelter's loss.
Chelsea Lingenfelter lost her battle with liver disease after waiting a year and a half for a suitable donor organ, Logston said. A month and a half ago, her liver failed and she was put on dialysis, he said.
Then, on Feb. 17, the family learned that a potential match had been found. She was in surgery for four hours on Feb. 18 when her heart stopped, Logston said.
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Logston said he wants to spread the word about the importance of organ donation because not enough people are registered as organ donors. In the United States, 100,000 people are on an organ transplant waiting list, and every 12 minutes, someone gets added to that list, he said.
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The Brookings Public Library continues the A Life Explored (ALE) series which examines in depth the life of one individual. The 2015 ALE individual is Eleanor Roosevelt. Programs about her life will be featured from February to April.
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Four fun New Year's celebrations for kids, plus Phineas & Ferb
New Year's can be a blast for kids — and parents — especially when it's a Noon Year's Eve celebration like the one Radio Disney is having at the Main Event in Fort Worth or the one at the Legoland Discovery Center in Grapevine or the countdown to 9 p.m at This Side Up Family Fun Center in Plano. And then there's the lock-in like the ones at Eisenbergs Skatepark in Plano where you know they'll have fun and be safe while parents are having adult time.
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Happy Canada Day/Independence Day weekend to all my Canadian/American readers! This is a video double feature recipe to help you make some delicious buns for whatever BBQ adventures you are having this weekend. Both come from Reinhart's Bread Baker's Apprentice and have been adapted and veganized as needed. The first is a pâte fermentée, a basic pre-ferment that can be used for a variety of recipes like French Bread (which I will post at a later date). The thing to keep in mind is that the pâte fermentée needs to be made the day before you want to make your rolls, but it can be kept in the fridge for 3 days. Next are the kaiser rolls. The video is a bit long (yet again) to show the technique needed to get that characteristic shape. Enjoy!
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Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Three years ago, then Goose Creek girls assistant basketball coach Calvin Davis knew his basketball methods would work toward building a solid program at Cross.
He just had no idea it would work this fast.
I wanted to instill the work ethic and tradition that has become with Goose Creek girls basketball into the girls up here at Cross, said Davis, in his third year at the helm of the Lady Trojans basketball team. I knew what we had in Goose Creek would work up here. It was just a matter of the girls buying into it.
The Lady Trojans did just that and on Feb. 19, 2013, the first region championship banner in 32 years was hoisted to the Cross gymnasium rafters. This week Davis and his Lady Trojans have the chance to do it again.
Davis didnt think they would catch on that fast.
Its from the top all the way down to the bottom at the Park and Recreation level, Davis said. We have to get these girls at an early age and teach them how to play basketball. We have to teach them young because at a school like Cross, well need them young.
Because Cross is one of the smallest high schools in Berkeley County, Davis has to dip into the middle school ranks to fill out his roster.
His current 2013-2014 roster includes as many eighth graders (two) as it does seniors.
It will always be that way here, Davis said. Our roster has players staggered at each class level.
In addition to the two pair of eighth graders and seniors the Lady Trojans consist of three freshmen, two sophomores and four juniors.
This is why we need the feeder programs at the Park and Rec level, Davis said. Because they have to know how to play basketball once they get here.
Davis is always talking basketball. Arrive 45 minutes early for a Trojans football game in the fall and you can walk the sidelines with him until kickoff - talking basketball.
Hell point to the cheerleaders standing in formation up the sideline and point out his point guard, shooting guard and small forward.
At Cross the order of the day is to wear many hats.
After senior Marchaeya Gilliard finishes a game with her Lady Trojans, she rushes into the locker room like Supergirl and changes uniforms, making it to the bleachers before tip off of the boys game to cheer on the guys.
For Davis there is only one scoreboard, and thats points scored when it comes to determining region seeding.
We have to beat Baptist Hill by more than five points and we cant let them beat us by more than five points, he said.
Seeding isnt determined by a won/loss record but instead by points scored and points allowed.
Part of the preparation for his teams region schedule play is to schedule as tough a non-region schedule as opposing schools will allow.
This includes holiday tournaments against much bigger schools such as Sumerville and North Myrtle Beach, and home-and-home tilts against schools like Timberland,Lake Marion and Stratford. The Lady Trojans beat AAAAs Stratford twice 42-31 at home on Dec. 10 and 56-49 on the road on Jan. 7.
The Lady Trojans will play anybody, anytime, anywhere.
Athletic Director Shaun Wright said Davis value extends beyond the basketball sidelines.
Our girls absolutely love him and theres nothing he wouldnt do for each of them, he said. The only bad thing I have to say about Calvin is sometimes he is too nice. He is a big teddy bear but our girls play like lions.
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Two-Faced Tanner
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- "Our source in the police has informed us that one of our drivers is a strangely animated undercover cop. He's more or less useless out of his car, so we've tagged it with a tracer. Make him bleed."
- ―Asuka Kasen
Two-Faced Tanner is a mission in Grand Theft Auto III, given to protagonist Claude by Yakuza co-leader Asuka Kasen from her condominium in the Newport district of Staunton Island, Liberty City.
Claude drops by Asuka's place, only to find out that she and Maria have gone shopping. Claude reads a note left by Asuka, which states that the Yakuza's police informant has said to them that one of their drivers is an undercover cop. She then tasks Claude to kill him.
He then heads to Kenji's Casino in Torrington. Once there, the driver is seen hopping onto his car. Claude then follows the car and tries to damage it enough to make him pull out of his car, all while having a four-star wanted level. Once he has bailed, Claude quickly kills him.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Head over to the Casino
- Take out Tanner
The reward for this mission is $20,000.
Tips and Tricks
- If you have obtained a rocket launcher before this mission, you can blow up Tanner's car as it leaves the casino for a quick completion of the mission.
- Another good weapon is the Uzi. When you enter the marker near the casino, you must be in your car. After the cutscene be ready. Now you have to follow his car and shoot it until it is on fire. Then he will bail out. You will have now the opportunity to ram him over. This trick is not as quick as the rocket launcher but it is also fast in case the player doesn't have a rocket launcher.
- Attacking Tanner will result in an immediate four-star wanted level (Three-star wanted level in the mobile port), so move quickly to eliminate him before the cops get to you.
- The driver, along with his name and outfit, is a reference (and a mockery) of Tanner, the protagonist of the Driver video game series. He is mentioned by Asuka as being "useless outside of his car", referencing the lack of on-foot abilities in Driver 2. Tanner is even given a female running animation, making fun of the strange way Tanner moves in Driver 2.
- Crashing his car before entering the marker, will fail the mission.
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Despite reports over the weekend saying Bonas was mulling over an invitation to this Wednesday's Christening of Harry's nephew Prince George, the 24-year-old in fact has not been asked and wasn't expecting to be, those close to her say.
"It was always so unlikely that she would be invited. To say she is shy and mulling it over is rubbish," a family friend tells PEOPLE.
An appearance at such an intimate royal family occasion would also put unwanted pressure on the couple. "If she went to this totally private service, it would be tantamount to saying they were about to be engaged," a well-placed observer says.
The guest list for the service, to be held at the Chapel Royal in St. James's Palace, is being kept to immediate family of George's parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and friends who have been chosen as godparents of the now 3-month-old boy.
One man who certainly will be there is the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby. He will conduct the service, and gives William and Kate some advice about the ups and downs of parenthood in a video released Tuesday.
"What a treat; what an amazing gift; what wonderful times that you will have," he says. "There'll be great times and tough times – there always are with children. Through Christening, you're bringing God into the middle of it all."
At the 45-minute service, the Archbishop will splash water on George's head three times, rather than immersing him in the font at the Chapel Royal. He will then make the sign of the cross on his forehead. "It's an extraordinary moment," he says, "because that is the sign by which we understand that this person belongs to God."


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Limited use of generators permitted. Dogs Guide dogs only Facilities Ashurst - New Forest has the following facilities on or around the site. Members' and non-members' caravans welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome Seasonal Pitches Flushing toilet Washbasins Some accessible facilities Chemical toilet disposal point Washing Machines Ice pack freezing No Pets are permitted on site Battery charging facilities Standard pitches Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Grass only pitch (no electric) Showers Electric shaver sockets Family shower room Drinking water taps Dishwashing facilities Payphone Grass only pitch for larger tents Public transport within 1 mile Reviews Review 1 |2 |3 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 Our first visit to the New Forest, we loved it and will return. Andy Dowler (Club Member) stayed Jul 2014 This review is for Ashurst - New Forest Our first visit to the New Forest, we loved it and will return.Arrive on sunday after 12 midday once the weekenders have left. ponies wonder freely around the site,and as we are the intruders they rule the roost, they caused us no problems and we enjoyed their presence.(Follow the rules and you will have no problems). Being able to cycle straight into the forest was a bonus for our Grandchildren,they were able to cycle to local attractions. The forest wild life center is well worth a visit with something for all ages. There are many walks and cycle paths to enjoy enabling you to travel to the nearby villages and sample good food and the occasional welcome cool beverage without travelling on busy roads. Our only criticism would be that some campers cannot resist feeding the ponies! Towing: Easy Location: Country,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Very warm welcome on arrival. Friendly, helpful people running the site. Mike H (Club Member) stayed Jun 2014 This review is for Ashurst - New Forest Very warm welcome on arrival. Friendly, helpful people running the site. Everything was beautifully clean and tidy. During the week the site was very quiet and peaceful and was utterly silent at night. On Friday night it naturally got a bit busier, but it was still very quiet after 10.00 or 10.30pm. We had a great time and would certainly stay there again when we return to the New Forest. Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 3 welcomed with a smile and a lengthy list of things we were not allowed to do, mostly... NickH (Club Visitor) stayed Jul 2013 This review is for Ashurst - New Forest welcomed with a smile and a lengthy list of things we were not allowed to do, mostly reasonable. Very hostile and suspicious to young people. Although not listed on the lengthy list of must nots, any kind of ball game in the broad open spaces was stamped on. There was a big area of public grass land with one staff caravan on the corner, the moment a ball appeared within 100m of this, the official was out to say no ball games were allowed anywhere on site or, as it transpired, off the site but within sight of the staff. beautiful area, great walks, good toilets and showers, lovely trees. don't take any teenaged boys -they will be watched like hawks! Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Active break,Younger couples Friendliness: 3 Cleanliness: 4 Facilities: 2 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Just came back from 3 days camping (tent) at Ashurst with my boyfriend. Jackie (Club Visitor) stayed May 2013 This review is for Ashurst - New Forest Just came back from 3 days camping (tent) at Ashurst with my boyfriend. The camp manager gave us a warm and friendly greeting and the check-in was quick and smooth. You can choose where to pitch your tent, only rule is 6m away from other campers. Despite the bank holiday & half term we didn't have any problems in finding a suitably flat & quiet spot on the grass, right opposite the forest. We went for walks into the forest out into open fields and saw wild horses roaming about. The scenery it's breathtakingly beautiful. A few horses visited the camp mornings & evenings. We found the facilities always clean despite the many families with children. Showers were hot. Staff always friendly and cheerful. We found the camp was quiet at night time and also during the day. There is a lovely big pub with a sunny beer garden 5 minutes walk through a field near the main entrance. Ashurst Village is only 5min walk and Lyndhurst village is 5 minutes drive away and there you have Budgens, pubs & restaurants, a Camping Shop and the best Ice Cream shop I've come across in a while. The camp is about 15 minutes drive to Beaulieu & its Motor Museum, which was worth a visit. The scenic drive to Beaulieu (open fields & heath grass) is truly majestic. Great experience. Would recommend. Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 1 |2 |3 |Next » Travel Local Travel Nearest bus stop: The bus stop is a 5 minute walk away Nearest train station: Ashurst station is a 5 minute walk Get Directions to Ashurst - New Forest Staying here? Public transport near the site Bike ride? 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Noon Onyx grew up on the banks of the river Lethe, the daughter of a prominent politician, and a descendant of Lucifer's warlords. Noon has a secret: She was born with waning magic, the dark, destructive, fiery power that is used to control demons and maintain the delicate peace among them. But a woman with waning magic is unheard of, and some would consider her an abomination.
Noon is summoned to attend St. Lucifer's, a school of demon law. She must decide whether to declare her powers there…or to attempt to continue hiding them, knowing the price for doing so may be death. And once she meets the forbiddingly powerful Ari Carmine—who suspects Noon is harboring magic as deadly as his own—Noon realizes there may be more at stake than just her life.
"There is a fresh new voice in urban fantasy, and she has a unique take on Armageddon…With her unusual heroine, Noon Onyx, Archer has created a brilliant character who struggles against fate to find her place in the world. Set against the backdrop of university life, there is an abundance of adventure, mystery and passion!"—Romantic Times (four stars)
In Halja, the country where Dark Light of Day takes place, there are three kinds of magic. Waning magic, waxing magic, and the faith magic the Angels use to cast spells. Noble women are usually born with waxing magic, which is used to grow gardens and heal people. Noble men are usually born with waning magic, which is the dark, destructive, fiery magic that can be used to control demons. But due to a mysterious birth mix–up, Noon was born with waning magic and her twin brother, Nocturo, was born with waxing.
Why did you decide to write about a post–apocalyptic world rather than create a world from scratch?
My first practice novel was a rambling science fiction/fantasy behemoth set on two planets with robots, spaceships, and genetic alteration. After that experience, a post–apocalyptic world seemed like it would be more manageable. I'm also fascinated by the end of days. (Who isn't?) But, as much as I love post–apocalyptic stories of food and fuel shortages, epidemics, and cataclysmic events, I wanted to try something different. The idea of Armageddon having come and gone and life continuing under demon rule— but in relatively peaceful fashion — well, that was an interesting concept I wanted to explore.
Who is your favorite minor character in your book and why?
Probably Nocturo Onyx, Noon's twin brother, a Mederi healer who goes by the name of Nightshade. I think he's interesting enough to support his own series but I haven't had time to develop that yet.
On the cover, Noon is holding two books. Are they law books or legal treatises?
They are most likely The Demon Register and Oathbreaking: Cases, Questions, and Notes. No first year St. Lucifer's law student would be without them! ;–)


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A State of Emergency has been declared by the City of Woodward/Woodward County Office of Emergency Management for Woodward County due to the ongoing winter storm.
According to officials, the process of declaring an emergency allows for expenditures and acquisitions, mutual aid assistance from local, state and federal resources, and is the first step in applying for disaster funding, if such is needed.
The emergency will continue for the duration of the event. All travel is discouraged in Woodward County at this time, according to Matt Lehenbauer, Director with the City of Woodward/Woodward County Office of Emergency Management.
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Every year the Amish community in Bremen, Indiana holds a "Garden Walk" with several Amish families participating.The annual Amish Garden Walk in the Rentown area is Saturday, June 16, 2012 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. They ask for a donation ($7.00) which helps the local Amish school. There are always new discoveries to be made among the neat rows of vegetables and bright flowers. The Amish Garden Walk starts at the Amish School house with a sweet snack and beverage for everyone to enjoy. They also sell fresh baked goods, with proceeds benefiting the Amish community. As we walk to the different Amish gardens, the Amish grocery store gives out "FREE" homemade ice cream. It's a great way to spend a day, and we are all helping their Amish children learn by donating to their school!
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is awesome. you gotta love kazuma with his shell bullets and he looks freaking cool by the end of rhe show."The power to believe can change even fate."
i hate that AS took all anime off except for really late on saturdau noghts or easly sunday morning depending on your prospective. i hope that animonday plays descent stuff tonight."The power to believe can change even fate."
Wow thought ive read and seen alot of manga and anime, but i keep hearing new stuff" See me, I might be bleeding, but im still breathing, You might hate me, but you cant break me. Push me, and ill push you right back.."
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Jane Fonda doesn't consider herself beautiful.
"Am I surprised by how good I look at 75? Yes, I appreciate the compliment, I'm honored to be called beautiful. I don't consider myself beautiful," she says on the set of her PEOPLE Most Beautiful photo shoot. "But when I was on the outside of oldness, looking in, I didn't expect that people would think I was beautiful at 75."
Fonda, who posed in a sparkling gown, is taking aging in stride.
"I feel lighter, I feel younger, I feel a greater sense of well-being. Not what I expected at all. Basically I'm pretty happy about the whole thing," she says.
As for maintaining a youthful glow, Fonda – who recently suffered a breast cancer scare – has one piece of advice for women.
"To stay young at heart, you have to have love in your life. For me, it's my women friends. They put starch in my spine and make me happy," she says.
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It has been a long wait, the longest of any Stetson athletic program, but the sand volleyball team will finally get its 2013 season started this weekend at the Ron Jon Beach 'N Boards Collegiate Beach Volleyball Festival in Cocoa Beach.
"I would say everyone has been having a countdown since January," sophomore Taylor Kennedy said. "We are dying to get out there and play."
After successful 9-8 campaign in their inaugural season last year, the Hatters have several reasons to be excited about the upcoming 2013 slate.
"I am really excited, we are way ahead of where we were last year," Stetson head coach Tim Loesch said. "Last year we had a young team and none of them had ever played together, so it was difficult to figure out partners.
"We have a lot more experience and a much better team this year," Loesch added. "However, I think most of the teams that we face are going to be better, too."
Stetson also benefits from playing in the Atlantic Sun, the only conference in the nation to have enough sand volleyball programs to sponsor a championship. Plus for the first time this season, the A-Sun team champion will receive an automatic bid to the AVCA National tournament in Gulf Shores, Ala. in early May.
The rest of teams in the nation compete independently for one of the remaining five AVCA tournament spots. Two teams will qualify from each the Southeast and West regions, plus one team will be selected with an at-large berth. The Hatters are eligible for a Southeast Region or at-large berth as well.
"I like the fact that we play virtually everybody in our region, so we are going to be able to determine on the court who is the better team in the region and who is going to go to nationals," Loesch said. "I am excited that we going to have a shot as a team to qualify, and the girls are excited about it, too. They have been working hard since the fall semester and they are ready to play."
Loesch says the Hatters with start the season with junior Kaley Melville and sophomore Julie Bassett as the no. 1 pair. Bassett, the A-Sun Freshman of the Year last year, and Melville won 14 matches together last season and qualified for the AVCA pairs championship.
"Julie has got a lot stronger this year," assistant coach Meghan Bryant said. "She always been a great defender, she is very fast and really good at reading the ball, but now she is hitting with more pace she is able to side out more effectively. The chemistry that she has with 'Mel' has just carried over and intensified this year. They are going to be a team to watch."
Loesch said that Savannah Byl and Maren Rygh will likely start at no. 2 or no. 3, but after that the pairings are a toss-up. With 19 student-athletes on the roster and only 10 playing spots available per match, there has been a lot of competition in practice for the remaining openings.
"I think the competition is good," Loesch said. "It pushes everyone to get better, there is better competition in practice than we had last year, and it makes everyone play hard for every point and every drill because they know the coaches are watching and evaluating."
The players are also aware of the heightened competition this preseason.
"It is extremly competitive in practice," senior Alisha Hoffman said. "I really like it because you never know who is going to earn those spots. You have to work really hard every day to make sure you get a chance to play, and everyone works just that much harder."
"I thought it was going to be competitive, but there is a lot of battling for your spot," freshman Kendale Speyerer said. "You have to be above and beyond everyone else. It was a little intimidating at first."
"Coach wants practice to have a competitive atmosphere, but everyone gets along off the court," freshman Madison Tormey said. "We know that's how we help each other improve, by giving your best every point."
The Hatters will finally get to compete against outside competition this week. After a scrimmage at Webber International on Thursday, the Hatters will take on Georgia State and Jacksonville on Saturday and Louisiana-Monroe and North Florida on Sunday at the Beach 'N Boards Fest.
"I am eager to see them against real competition, I know they are even more excited because they have been battling tooth-and-nail against each other," Loesch said. "They want to play somebody else and play as a team to try and win as a team. So as much as I want to see them play they want it a lot more."
Melville said she, too, is excited to get the season started and expects great things from the team this year.
"We are looking a lot better than last year," Melville said. "We have a lot more competition within the squad this season. We had a lot of transfers come in and pick up the level of play. I am expecting at least an A-Sun Championship and a nationals bid for our team this year."
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This document provides a sample configuration for Frame Relay traffic
There are no specific prerequisites for this document.
Frame-relay traffic shaping has been supported since Cisco IOS?
Software Release 11.2.
It is supported on Cisco 7200 routers and lower platforms.
Traffic Shaping is supported on Cisco 7500 routers, 7600 routers, and
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Common implementations of Frame Relay traffic shaping are:
High speed to low speed circuit mismatches: There
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The hub site has a T1 line into the cloud, while the remote site
has a lower speed (56 Kbps). In this case, you need to rate-limit the hub site
so that it does not exceed the remote side access rate.
The hub site has a single T1 line into the cloud, while the remote
sites also have a full T1 line into the cloud, connecting to the same hub site.
In this case, you need to rate-limit the remote sites so as to not overrun the
Oversubscription: For example, if the guaranteed
rate on a permanent virtual circuit (PVC) is 64 Kbps and the access rate is 128
Kbps on both ends, it is possible to burst above the guaranteed rate when there
is no congestion and fall back to the guaranteed rate when there is congestion.
Quality of Service: For implementing FRF.12
fragmentation or low latency queuing features to achieve better quality of
service, see VoIP
over Frame Relay with Quality of
Note: The access rate is the physical line speed of the interface
connecting to the Frame Relay. The guaranteed rate is the committed information
rate (CIR) the Telco has given for the PVC. Setting the CIR or minCIR at the
access rate should be avoided, because it may result in output drops, causing
traffic to throttle. The reason for this is that the shape rate does not take
into account the overhead bytes of the flag and Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)
fields. So, shaping at line rate is actually oversubscribing, and will cause
interface congestion. Shaping at the access rate is not recommended. You should
always shape the traffic at 95 percent of the access rate. More generally, the
aggregate shaped rate should be no more than 95 percent of the access
In this section, you are presented with the information to configure
the features described in this document.
Note: To find additional information on the commands used in this document,
use the IOS Command
Lookup tool
This document uses this network setup:
In the above example, we have the following values:
HUB - access rate = 192 Kbps, guaranteed rate =
REMOTE - access rate = 64Kbps, guaranteed rate =
Here, we are implementing traffic shaping at both ends so that the
average transmit rate is 64Kbps. If needed, the HUB can burst above this. In
case of congestion, it can drop down to 32Kbps at the minimum. Congestion
notification from the cloud is via backward explicit congestion notification
(BECN). Hence, the shaping is configured to adapt to BECN.
Note: Frame-relay traffic shaping is enabled on the main interface, and it
applies to all data link connection identifiers (DLCIs) under that interface.
We cannot enable traffic shaping only for a particular DLCI or subinterface
under the main interface. If a certain DLCI has no map class attached to it,
and traffic shaping is enabled on the main interface, the DLCI is assigned a
default map-class with CIR = 56000.
This document uses these configurations:
interface Serial0/0
no ip address
encapsulation frame-relay
no fair-queue
frame-relay traffic-shaping
!--- Apply traffic shaping to main interface (step 3).
interface Serial0/0.1 point-to-point
ip address 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0
frame-relay interface-dlci 16
frame-relay class cisco
!--- Apply map class to the DLCI / subinterface (step 2).
!--- Configure map class parameters (step 1).
map-class frame-relay cisco
frame-relay cir 64000
frame-relay mincir 32000
frame-relay adaptive-shaping becn
frame-relay bc 8000
frame-relay be 16000
interface Serial0/0
no ip address
encapsulation frame-relay
no fair-queue
frame-relay traffic-shaping
interface Serial0/0.1 point-to-point
ip address 10.1.1.2 255.255.255.0
frame-relay interface-dlci 16
frame-relay class cisco
map-class frame-relay cisco
frame-relay cir 64000
frame-relay mincir 32000
frame-relay adaptive-shaping becn
frame-relay bc 8000
This diagram shows traffic being sent out of the HUB router:
Assuming that the traffic is sent with a burst of 80000 bits, this is
sent out of the PVC in 8 Tc intervals (125 msec each). We can achieve this
because, in the first interval, the credit available is Bc + Be = 8000 + 16000
= 24000 bits. This means that the rate is 24000 bits / 125 msec = 192 Kbps.
In the next seven intervals it is only Bc = 8000 bits. Hence the rate
is 8000 / 125 msec = 64 Kbps.
For example, if we receive a burst of 88000 bits, we cannot send all
this traffic in 8 Tc intervals. The final 8000 bits will be sent in the 9th Tc
interval. Thus, this traffic is delayed by the traffic shaping mechanism.
This section provides information you can use to confirm your
configuration is working properly.
Certain show commands are supported by the
Output Interpreter Tool
(registered customers only)
, which allows you to view an
analysis of show command output.
Use the show frame relay pvc <dlci>
command to view the configuration details:
Hub#show frame relay pvc 16
PVC Statistics for interface Serial0/0 (Frame Relay DTE)
DLCI = 16, DLCI USAGE = LOCAL, PVC STATUS = ACTIVE, INTERFACE = Serial0/0.1
input pkts 8743 output pkts 5 in bytes 2548330
out bytes 520 dropped pkts 0 in FECN pkts 0
in BECN pkts 0 out FECN pkts 0 out BECN pkts 0
in DE pkts 0 out DE pkts 0
out bcast pkts 0 out bcast bytes 0
Shaping adapts to BECN
pvc create time 6d01h, last time pvc status changed 6d01h
cir 64000 bc 8000 be 16000 byte limit 3000 interval 125
mincir 56000 byte increment 1000 Adaptive Shaping BECN
pkts 5 bytes 170 pkts delayed 0 bytes delayed 0
shaping inactive
traffic shaping drops 0
Queueing strategy: fifo
Output queue 0/40, 0 drop, 0 dequeued
Hub#show frame relay pvc 16
PVC Statistics for interface Serial0/0 (Frame Relay DTE)
DLCI = 16, DLCI USAGE = LOCAL, PVC STATUS = ACTIVE, INTERFACE = Serial0/0.1
input pkts 8743 output pkts 5 in bytes 2548330
out bytes 520 dropped pkts 0 in FECN pkts 0
in BECN pkts 0 out FECN pkts 0 out BECN pkts 0
in DE pkts 0 out DE pkts 0
out bcast pkts 0 out bcast bytes 0
Shaping adapts to BECN
pvc create time 6d01h, last time pvc status changed 6d01h
cir 64000 bc 8000 be 16000 byte limit 3000 interval 125
mincir 56000 byte increment 1000 Adaptive Shaping BECN
pkts 5 bytes 170 pkts delayed 0 bytes delayed 0
shaping inactive
traffic shaping drops 0
Queueing strategy: fifo
Output queue 0/40, 0 drop, 0 dequeued
This shows, in real time, whether the traffic shaping mechanism has
been activated or not. Traffic shaping is active in the following
BECNs are received, and DLCI has been configured to shape to BECNs.
The number of data bytes to transmit out of an interface are more
than the available credit (byte limit) in a given interval
FRF.12 fragmentation has been configured, and packets are waiting to
be fragmented.
This shows the number of packets and bytes that have been delayed due
to activation of the traffic shaping mechanism. This mainly applies if the
number of bytes to be transmitted exceeds the available credit per interval, or
if packets need to be fragmented (FRF.12). These packets and bytes are stored
in the shaping queue (allocated per VC) and then transmitted in subsequent
intervals when there is enough available credit.
This shows the number of drops in the shaping queue. Bytes are first
delayed by the shaping mechanism and stored in this queue. If the queue fills
up, then packets are dropped. By default, the queue type is FCFS (First Come
First Serve) or FIFO, but can be changed to WFQ, PQ, CQ, CBWFQ, or LLQ. See the
"Related Information" section for documents on configuring fancy queueing
mechanisms on Frame Relay PVCs.
The average rate you want to send traffic out on a given PVC in bps.
This is generally higher than the guaranteed rate but less than the access rate
(AR). It equals the guaranteed rate only if:
The service provider does not allow you to send above guaranteed
The physical line rate on the interface is same as the guaranteed
There are Voice (voice over IP [VOIP] or voice over Frame Relay
[VOFR]) packets on this PVC, therefore you cannot afford dropped packets for
quality or service.
The value of the CIR is 56000 bps is by default.
The actual guaranteed rate obtained from service provider in bps. This
value should be the minimum rate you should drop to in the event of congestion
(dropping below this rate implies you are not getting the bandwidth you are
paying for). In certain cases (listed above) the mincir and
cir values must be the same. The value of
mincir is half of the CIR value in bps by default.
The amount of data to send per each Tc interval in bits. Ideally for
data PVCs Bc = CIR/8 so that Tc = 125msec. Cisco IOS recalculates the FRTS
parameter when Bc is greater than 10,000 bytes. If we are doing voice on the
PVC, then Bc = CIR/100 is preferable, so that the interval Tc = 10msec (as
voice packets cannot tolerate a longer delay). The value of Bc by default is
shown as the CIR in bits in the output of the show
traffic-shape command. However, internally, a different value is
assigned to ensure optimal performance. This value is shown in the "Increment
Bytes" column in the show traffic-shape output. A
value of bc=CIR equates to a Tc of 1 second. Depending on how traffic arrives
at the shaper, the router would have to stop transmission for close to 1 second
if the burst was exhausted immediately at the start of the interval. Thus, the
shaper assigns a different internal value which still allows for the configured
Bc over the original Tc, only we will do it in a number of small bursts instead
of one large burst.
The amount of excess data allowed to be sent during first Tc interval
in bits once credit is built up. Configure Be only if the Frame Relay CIR value
is less than the AR. For PVCs carrying voice packets, the Be must be set to
zero to ensure best possible voice quality. The router only bursts (Be) when
there are tokens in the token bucket. The token bucket does not accrue tokens
unless the amount of traffic being sent out is less than the CIR. The router
can only burst for the first Tc, after which the token bucket is empty. The
value of Be by default is zero bits.
Implies that the PVC adapts the rate of transmit in response to the
BECNs received. The behaviour is as below:
If the PVC receives any BECNs during the current time interval (it
doesn't matter if this is one or 1000) the transmit rate is decreased by 25
percent or to mincir and stops if mincir configured value is more than 75% of
the cir value.
It continues to drop with each BECN (limit one drop per time
interval) until the traffic rate gets to the mincir
(guaranteed rate) where it stops.
Once the traffic rate has decreased, it must allow 16 time intervals
of receiving no BECNs before starting to increase traffic again. The amount it
increases by is the byte limit that shows up in the show frame pvc
x output divided by 16. This increase occurs only if traffic
shaping is active. Thus, it takes much longer to get back to the CIR than it
did to drop to mincir.
The interval during which you send the Bc bits in order to maintain the
average rate of the CIR in seconds.
Tc = Bc/CIR in seconds
Tc = Bc/CIR in seconds
The range for Tc is between 10 ms and 125 ms. The router internally
calculates this value based on the CIR and Bc values in the map class. If
Bc/CIR is more than or equal to 125 msec, it uses the internal Tc value. If
Bc/CIR is less than 125 ms, it uses the Tc calculated from that
The actual number of committed bytes sent per Tc. We can calculate this
using the following formula:
Cir * Tc / 8
Cir * Tc / 8
The actual number of bytes sent in the first Tc. We can calculate this
using the following formula:
byte increment + Be/8 (measured in bytes)
byte increment + Be/8 (measured in bytes)
There is currently no specific troubleshooting information available
for this configuration.
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The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid fell last week to seasonally adjusted 324,000, the lowest since January 2008. Impressed?
Exactly, concerned.
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So I guess the figures show the number of people working and paying taxes is actually going down.
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Wouldn't the word seeking mean new people that filed and not those already receiving? And what is this seasonally adjusted stuff. Isn't that just a bunch of double talk saying someone played around with the figures? You can make number say what ever you want it just depends on how you spin them. Reality is what is actually going on in the country.
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The government counts as unemployed only those who are actively looking for new jobs. As people have given up, the unemployment rate has declined – not because more people are working, but because more people have stopped looking for work.
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Mtlhed I agree. Isn't is insane? We are not working in America to live, we are working in America to survive. Times have really changed. Getting by is taking on a whole new meaning. Sad.
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Whizkid, those numbers you obtained from the bureau of labor are only actual counts of those who are on unemployment benefits. Doesn't include those on welfare, those no longer seeking employment benefits and those that have never worked in their lives from disabilities, self employed...those numbers are not accurate.
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First I don't understand the poll question. Seeking unemployment benefits? What is there to be impressed about period in any of this?
The questions is how many Americans seeking unemployment benefits that have now exhausted their benefits have been rolled over into the Welfare system or gave up trying to find jobs or found jobs that were part time or a job that paid less than the job they were collecting unemployment benefits from?
What is the total of number of people that have been rolled into the summer job temporary work program and now counted towards the unemployment numbers?
Those are the break down numbers that would tell the tale! Paper shuffling people...the only thing Government is good at and they know exactly how to manipulate the numbers politically.
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There are so many ways to manipulate the math and put spin on what you want the end result to show, that none of it is believable. I just worry about my own house and I'm thankful that at least I'm still working and getting by.
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Wait to see all the figures but I'm happy if people find work.
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The total unemployed is 11,700,000 including 4.6 million over 27 weeks ( bureau of labor statistics ). The 324,000 you cite are new claims, I believe.
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The total unemployed is 11,700,000 including 4.6 million over 27 weeks ( bureau of labor statistics ). The 324,000 you cite are new claims, I believe.
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