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date: January 8, 2015

copy: The first week of January set a new record for billings from the App Store. Apple customers worldwide spent nearly half a billion dollars on apps and in-app purchases, and New Year%u2019s Day 2015 marked the single biggest day ever in App Store sales history. These milestones follow a breakthrough 2014, in which billings rose 50 percent and apps generated over $10 billion in revenue for developers. %u201CThis year is off to a tremendous start after a record-breaking year for the App Store and our developer community,%u201D said Eddy Cue, Apple%u2019s senior vice president of Internet Software and Services. %u201CWe%u2019re so proud of the creativity and innovation developers bring to the apps they create for iOS users and that the developer community has now earned over $25 billion.%u201D


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"Back in the 1960s, going into the '70s, a new phenomena was diagnosed ... to do with a form of schizophrenia ... patients were complaining they had chips implanted in them - chips, which were somehow connected to some computer, which was controlling them. Being adaptive, psychiatry across the western world simply accepted this new phenomena.
This odd phenomena of having "chip implants," before anybody heard of a silicone chip, and the remote control of some computer guiding them, was a strange phenomena. If you dig into the old books, you'll find this being queried by different professionals involved at the time, but not as much query as there should have been. ... I'm sure if the public had access to more information it would be very evident that chips were being implanted and tested out on the individuals, who eventually were locked up, often for life. ...
This is something which has been openly discussed, at least semi-openly, at world meetings of scientists paid for by government (taxpayers money), concerning chipping the entire population of the planet, like the Loyola University meetings they have. ... They talked about chipping the entire population, and already said that there were regional computers set-up to manage each individual ... these super computers would program each individual to do certain tasks per day, etc., monitor your chemical balance, and no doubt you'd have to take certain drugs, and so on. You'd have no say in the matter because you would not be you anymore. You would simply be an automaton, programmed.
Chipping in the brain. Chipping in the spine, generally was the complaint of these patients back in the '60s and '70s. That's exactly where they'd interact with your nervous system if there was a chip implant. Messages could be programmed into your hard-wire system, your spinal system, and your nervous system, right into the brain itself - a two-way street.
We also saw the outbreak of certain teenagers who began the first school shootings at the same time. Back in 1979, Brenda Ann Spencer, who was 16 years old, who went to Grover Cleveland Elementary School (this is in California), and she walked into the school and began to shoot people. I think she killed a few, and this stunned the American population at the time as to this senseless act. What was even more senseless, was the response she had when questioned, as to why she did it. Like all people who are under forms of mind control, which is also similar to schizophrenia, in that the emotions are blunted. The normal responses and the emotional responses, the motive they call it, are blunted. She just said, flatly, that she didn't like Monday's. That's why she did it.
Interesting considerations-in light of manson, helter skelter, project mayhem, and all these homicidal scenarios-from college shooters to strangers chopping the head of another bus rider and then proceed to eat pieces of the corpse...or the woman who set herself on fire in a Miami mall a few days back then when strangers manged to put fire out-with 75% of ehr body burned she WALKS OUT INTO THE PARKING LOT and finally collapses...
This is not stress taking it's toll imho
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Sender Policy Framework (SPF) takes aim at the practice of return-path spoofing, a technique employed by worms, viruses and other senders of unwanted mail. SPF consists of two parts. First, domain administrators publish SPF records in the DNS. Those records describe the servers the domain uses for outbound mail. Then they are read by SPF-enabled MTAs. Mail coming from a server not described in SPF can be considered forged.
This article, the second of a two-part series, explains how to add SPF capabilities to your mail server. It also discusses how e-mail forwarding and Web-generated e-mail services can adjust to SPF by performing sender rewriting.
This article was written in early February 2004 and reflects the state of the Internet at that time. The MyDoom worm, a virus that spoofs return-path addresses, recently had littered millions of mailboxes with bogus bounce messages.
Last month I described how to construct an SPF record, and DNS administrators all over the world responded. First, they published records, then crossed their fingers and waited. What are they waiting for? They're waiting for you. They've made it possible for you to distinguish their legitimate mail easily from forgeries. Now it's your turn to help them cut down on bogus bounces and abuse reports. If you're just tuning in, see the on-line Resources section for last month's article and an easy Web-based SPF wizard.
The major mail transfer agents (MTAs) in the Linux world are Sendmail, Postfix, Qmail and Exim. Although most antispam vendors already have SPF support included in their products or plan to add it in their next release, MTAs tend to want to leave that task up to you. Most MTAs offer an interface into which you can plug your antispam tool.
SPF can be made to work in your MTA in two ways. If you're the kind of sysadmin who prefers to compile your own software, start at the SPF downloads page. There you can find the SPF plugin that's right for your MTA, plus detailed installation instructions. If you prefer to manage your software using a package system, you may find an SPF-enabled version of your MTA already built and ready to install.
Most of the plugins rely on the reference Perl library Mail::SPF::Query. You can install that library directly from CPAN, or you can try to find a package for it. It provides a simple program to run SPF queries at the command line. It also provides a simple dæmon that handles SPF query requests over a UNIX domain or inet socket.
By default, most of the plugins tell the MTA to reject messages that fail SPF tests and add a Received-SPF header to the rest. Conservative installations may prefer to add the line Received-SPF: fail instead of rejecting. This configuration option is described in the plugin documentation.
Sendmail's plugin interface is called Milter (see on-line Resources). Recent Sendmail versions have Milter capability compiled in by default. Sendmail talks to Milter through a socket interface. Sendmail tells Milter about the incoming SMTP transaction, and Milter tells Sendmail what to do. Milter runs as a dæmon and needs to be started separately.
Two Milters should be available at the SPF Web site: one in Perl and one in C. The Perl version is a little more mature, but if you need speed, the C version may be a better choice.
To make Milter work with Sendmail, add a couple of lines to your sendmail.mc file, rebuild sendmail.cf and restart Sendmail.
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Policy dæmons are configured in main.cf and master.cf. They are managed by Postfix, which starts and stops them as needed, so you don't need to worry about that. The Postfix policy dæmon is written in Perl and calls the standard Mail::SPF::Query library.
Exim 4 introduced Access Control Lists (ACLs), a powerful and compact mini-language for making antispam and other local policy decisions. The ACL code that handles SPF for Exim is only about 12 lines long.
You need to install the Mail::SPF::Query library and run its SPF dæmon, which listens on a socket. The SPF ACL connects to the spfd and reads it the client IP, HELO argument and MAIL FROM sender address. It then receives an SPF result, a response for the SMTP server and a Received-SPF header line. You need to start the spfd separately.
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I receive e-mails from things I subscribe to. And some things I don't. Today I received something from my credit card company. It was valid, had links to go to. But I always look at "view source" to see if it's from someone else who does tent to "play games" with me.
Here is what I saw on "view source" that is confusing me. And why does it have to be misconfigured? Here is it:
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The report from the Partnership for Public Service provides strategies to attract science and math experts to federal amployment.
What: "The Biggest Bang Theory: How to Get the Most out of the Competitive Search for STEMM Employees."
Why: The federal government is facing a potential personnel crisis in the science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine workforce. In 2012, the government employed just under 525,000 STEMM professionals across all agencies, but only 8 percent of them were under the age of 30. The number of those jobs will grow while the pool of qualified applicants will remain tight or even dwindle.
To recruit qualified professionals across all the STEMM fields in the face of robust private-sector competition, federal agencies and Congress need to change the recruitment, hiring and career tracks for STEMM employees, according to a new report from the Partnership for Public Service and Booz Allen Hamilton.
Although private firms might offer math geeks and engineers the chance to work in T-shirts and play foosball in the office, the government gives STEMM workers the chance to tackle unique challenges, such as conducting high-level medical research at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, developing cryptography for the intelligence community and designing spacecraft for NASA. In other words, the government offers opportunities that don't have private-sector analogues, and that is something recruiters should stress to job candidates.
Additionally, it's important to use peer-to-peer recruitment and reach job candidates early in their careers or while they're still in college. Competitions and scholarship opportunities can attract young students who might not otherwise consider a career in government service.
Some of the report's recommendations would require more formal changes to the federal recruitment process, including carving out a category of non-management senior positions at the GS-15 pay level for top-level scientists, engineers and researchers who do not want to take on management responsibilities. The federal government could also capitalize on opportunities to hire non-citizen STEMM workers, but that would require Congress to change the law.
Verbatim: "The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) should provide direct-hire authority to agencies for all STEMM occupations, and use existing authority to create and sponsor a STEMM version of the Presidential Management [Fellows] program to bring in a highly talented pool of applicants. Congress has a role to play as well. Many non-U.S. citizens contribute stellar research and other highly needed skills in STEMM fields but are unable to serve in full-time government positions. Congress should examine the necessity of the requirement for employees in STEMM fields to be U.S. citizens, or consider creating a citizenship path similar to the Department of Defense's Citizenship for Service clause, which allows non-U.S. citizens serving in the U.S. armed forces, and certain veterans, to be eligible for full citizenship."
You can download the full report at www.ourpublicservice.org/OPS/
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Seems like this article is moot during a time of VERA/VSIP, furloughs and hiring freezes.
We can't find good candidates we can grow. When we do find someone we can atleast work with, they are over 50 (I'm 49). Everyone in my group realizes we've been doing this for a long time and that we're all getting a bit too interested in retirement or a next career, and so are our hires. It's not an age thing, it's more . I want to see some new ideas from young hires so I don't get more stale than I already am. Come on guys, the old dogs are waiting to learn new tricks.
The biggest reason why only 8% of STEMM professionals are under 30 is that the hires are primarily experienced people from the military, other government agencies, then the private sector - so they have to be older. Where I work, there is little movement in positions so that means everyone has been around a long time and naturally any replacements, what few they are, will also have to be well experienced people. Also this government culture does not generate a lot of professional technical development as your time is spent on ever changing piles of paperwork. So if you are hired here it means that you should already have it to be effective. Also, unfortunately, I see management more interested in imagery than technical expertise partly because they have been so immersed in paperwork in their career that they have lost most of their technical expertise - if they even had it to begin with. The downsides of this imagery and paperwork driven culture is that to get much serious technical expertise into their projects, they have to hire contractors from the private sector and technological expertise has little value in management and in those below who are looking for promotion. It becomes a downward spiral towards incompetence.
First, learn to use the ones you've got. Second, Congress!
The politicians can also stop the ill-advised pay freezes, the plans to cheat employees out of the pensions they have earned, and the unwarranted demagoguery of the workforce. Unfortunately our politicians are far more interested in jockeying for political gain than they are in doing what is necessary to ensure the federal workplace can attract and retain the best professionals. Over the past several years the politicians have only succeeded in making the federal government an undesirable employer to those who have the talent and skills that enable them to find lucrative and meaningful work elsewhere.
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The company said the sale does not affect its long-standing naming-rights deal for the team's ballpark, Coors Field.
"Molson Coors is proud of the role we played in bringing a Major League Baseball team to Denver and remains highly supportive of the Colorado Rockies," the company wrote in a statement emailed to SportsBusiness Journal. "However, we have decided to sell our 14.5% stake in the team so that we can focus our resources more fully on building our global beer business. This transaction has no impact on the naming rights for the stadium, which will remain Coors Field."
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Stein, in an email exchange, asked to wait until this week to talk, then declined further comment.
Stein is a president of Sandor Development in Scottsdale, Ariz., and was part of Jeff Moorad's ownership group of the San Diego Padres. Moorad in 2009 agreed to buy the team over five years but last year sold the shares he had accumulated to the club's current owners.
Sports finance sources pegged the Rockies' full franchise value around $600 million. The Padres sold for $800 million, though the buyers used $200 million of the team's cable TV money as part of the purchase price.
The Rockies have about $80 million of debt, a finance source said, so 14.5 percent of $520 million would be $75.4 million.
Colorado-based Coors played an integral role in investing in the Rockies expansion franchise and has been closely linked ever since. Coors merged with Molson in 2005. The new company, Molson Coors, then created a joint venture with SABMiller in 2007, called MillerCoors, and the corporate headquarters for the combined company moved to Chicago.
Coors signed the ballpark naming-rights deal in 1995 for $15 million with a reported term of "an indefinite period."
The Rockies referred questions to the brewer.
The Denver Post is owned by Digital First Media, which announced just over a year ago it would try to sell its share of the team. The company hired Park Lane to broker a sale. A Digital First Media spokesman did not respond to several requests for comment. Park Lane declined to comment.
The team is principally owned by the Monfort brothers, Dick and Charlie, part of the original ownership group. In 2005 they bought out the majority partnership interest of team co-founder Jerry McMorris.
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Here are five ways that punctuation helps our dialogue and makes it easier for the reader to understand and enjoy.
1. To show an interruption—or break—in dialogue
Tyler tightened the grip on his pen. 'I think you're being unreasonable in wanting—'
'In wanting what?' Michelle demanded. 'I just want you to show me respect—'
'You'll get respect when you earn it.'
In the above example the long dash, or Em Dash, shows how the two speakers are cutting each other off. It adds pace and energy to the dialogue.
2. To show a trailing off …
Caitlin stared wistfully at the foam of her cappuccino. 'I just wish I could find someone who gets me …'
Donna didn't know what to say to her friend. She simply stirred her latte.
Caitlin sighed. 'Do you think I'll ever find love …?'
In the above example, the ellipsis, or three dots, shows that Caitlin's dialogue trails off. It slows down the pace and shows the spaces in dialogue.
3. To add some drama or to make a point
Dorothy stood with her hands on her hips. 'Don't you dare speak to me in that tone of voice!'
In the above example, we use the exclamation point to show Dorothy's raised voice and the emphasis she is putting into the sentence. A word of warning: Don't use more than one exclamation point – it can look amateurish.
4. Don't stop!
Often dialogue is still a part of a sentence and by using a full stop, we break the flow of the dialogue. This is a mistake many new writers make when using dialogue attributions and tags. We need to know when to keep the dialogue together.
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This is the Sentinel license server. It runs as a service as the System user.
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The license server software appears to be configured primarily through environment variables
|Expected Value
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lservrc license configuration file
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lservnt.exe (service executable)
This doesn't appear to work on newer versions of the software. Command-line parameters to the service may now be stored in the registry at
HKLM\Software\Rainbow Technologies\SentinelLM\CurrentVersion\\CommandlineOpts
-com 50 -z 2m -l E:\SentinelLM\logs\usage.log -f E:\SentinelLM\logs\error.log
|(semicolon-delimited list of) hostname(s) of license server (used by clients to specify the license server)
|(semicolon-delimited list of) hostname(s) of license server (used by clients to specify the license server)
overrides LSHOST (anything in LSHOST will be ignored if LSFORCEHOST is set.)
|Default Configurations
|License File
E:\SentinelLM\config\lservrc (normal licenses)
E:\SentinelLM\config\ulservrc (upgrade licenses)
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The host ID may be obtained from any number of sources. A particular application's requirements are stored in the
echoid.dat file.
# Echo ID input # Can be hex or binary # # To set a particular locking criterion - Defined in lserv.h #define VLS_LOCK_ID_PROM 0x001 #define VLS_LOCK_IP_ADDR 0x002 #define VLS_LOCK_DISK_ID 0x004 #define VLS_LOCK_HOSTNAME 0x008 #define VLS_LOCK_ETHERNET 0x010 #define VLS_LOCK_NW_IPX 0x020 #define VLS_LOCK_NW_SERIAL 0x040 #define VLS_LOCK_PORTABLE_SERV 0x080 #define VLS_LOCK_CUSTOM 0x100 #define VLS_LOCK_CPU 0x200 # # Some Examples # All criteria 0x3FF or 1111111111 # IP Address only 000000010 or 0x2 0x010 0x004
From "Sentinel RMS - Virtualization FAQ_v3.doc":
a) Disk ID:
Till RMS 8.0, the Disk ID is not the actual Volume Serial Number of the Hard Disk (physical or virtual), but is calculated the first time "echoid.exe" or "Wechoid.exe" is run on that machine based on some random value. Thus, only way of duplicating Disk ID is by making copies of virtual machines after running the echoID once on the virtual machine.
In RMS 8.1, the Disk ID depends only on the Volume Serial Number. Hence, the virtual machine can be replicated any time.
Sentinel-enabled applications use (at least) two different environment variables to find the license server.
LSHOST is the one you should use unless necessity requires otherwise. Its value is a semicolon-delimited list of hostnames (Sentinel uses the same known port by default, UDP 5093) to query for valid licensed features. You can include as many hostnames as are necessary.
LSFORCEHOST is an override for
LSHOST, and if it is set, anything in
LSHOST will be ignored. Only what's in
LSFORCEHOST will be used.
Do not use
LSFORCEHOST as a system-wide environment variable unless you actually need to do so (which should be an exceedingly uncommon circumstance). Use
LSHOST. If an application croaks when accessing the other license servers in the
LSHOST list (because of differing versions or other uncontrollable incompatibilities), either rearrange the order of the LSHOST entries (it queries them in order—I think) or write a wrapper for the offended application that sets
LSFORCEHOST or
LSHOST to the one license server it needs to query that then starts the application.
Sample Configuration File An example configuration file is shown below: # This file remaps the keyword "LONG" to "lng" for all readable # licenses for feature DOTS (any version). # It also provides alert actions for all features licensed # by the license server. # Note that the alert actions that apply to all non-DOTS # features do NOT apply to DOTS since DOTS has its own section. [DOTS *] # For DOTS, we generate only the denied alert LONG=lng # Remap statement denied = Script OFF Email ON EMAIL = jsmith@Engr1 [* *] # For non-DOTS apps, we generate most of the alerts softlimit = SCRIPT OFF EMAIL ON # Alert action statement hardlimit = SCRIPT On EMAIL On denied = Script on Email ON # This better not happen apptimeout = script on Email off expired = SCRIPT on email on EMAIL = mark@jupiter SCRIPT = /usr/local/etc/lsalertscr One section of the file can specify only a single alert script and a single email address. For all alerts enabled in one section, the same alert script will be invoked.
Beware of [un]installing any license server software for programs that use Sentinel. The location of the license/config files may change. It may also uninstall/replace the Sentinel LM Windows service.
If that happens, you can recreate the service using the
lservnt.exe service executable:
============================================= Sentinel LM 184.108.40.206 Copyright (C) 2004 SafeNet, Inc. ============================================= Starting in command line mode -H|-h (help) -X remove (remove service) -X install (install service) -X start (start service) -X stop (stop service) -X status (get server status) -X commline (start service on command line) NOTE: If you use '-X commline', this must be first on the command line
The documentation of newer versions of Sentinel RMS (8.2.2, at least) claim support for tracing. Use
-tr <bitmask> on the command line (of the service, I suppose). You can trace license keys (0x1), functions (0x2), and errors (0x4).
The documentation for Sentinel RMS claims support for encrypting/protecting the usage log. It also says that application vendors can override your settings.
lsusage.exe is the tool needed to access the protected logs.
This utility will properly parse and display information about the licenses in
lservrc. Frequently, the license files don't contain any or enough comments to tell you things like license expiration date, count, etc. Lsdecode will give you (I think) all the information in the license file. All the Sentinel utilities can be found in the install directory. I've made a copy of some of them in
Here's an example:
NCBBXJPYFMB42GPW5BZLVQ8HN3N8HSXYGKODBE7FLKYLCIDBUDIJUPGLPD5M35XO2ISXRXR4XUG337Z# "MSMEDSFULL" version "10.4", no expiration date, additive
lsdecode says this about it:
License code: "NCBBXJPYFMB42GPW5BZLVQ8HN3N8HSXYGKODBE7FLKYLCIDBUDIJUPGLPD5M35XO2ISXRXR4XUG337Z# "MSMEDSFULL" version "10.4", no expiration date, additive" License type : Normal Network Feature name : "MSMEDSFULL" Feature version : "10.4" Max concurrent users : 50 Soft limit on users : Unlimited. License start date : Morning of Jan 18, 2007 Expiration date : License has no expiration. Server locking code : Primary = "2A480" Lock code depends on : Sentinel Computer ID Additive/exclusive : Additive license (number of tokens will be added). Sharing criterion : Client host name based sharing. Held licenses : Held licenses disabled. Token lifetime (heartbeat) : 600 secs (10 min(s)) Action on clock tamper : No action. Log encryption level : 1 Commuter license allowed : YES
You can enable logging for SentinelLM by configuring the LSERVOPTS environment variable. You can change the directory where it looks for the config files by setting the LSDEFAULTDIR variable.
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In response to Jennifer Roback Morse's remarks to the Minnesota house I have asked them the following questions. I post a screen shot of them here since NOM and the Ruth Institute are generally not interested in open civil debate. I don't expect them to provide any answers to them.
Gay and Lesbian people exist. We always have and always will. Regardless of what NOM, the Ruth Institute, or any of the other discriminatory organizations that continue to turn our own government against us hope to achieve. Sometimes I truly wonder what their goal really is. Is it to try and somehow cure us and eliminate us? I don't think that there really is a clear answer to that question and frankly if that is the goal, it's a fool's goal because it can never be achieved. More Gay and Lesbian Americans are born everyday. Trying to rid America of us makes about as much sense as trying to get rid of everyone with red hair.
So if we aren't going away what sort of protections do we deserve if not marriage? The reality of the mater is that we do fall in love. We do have children. We do build lives and families together. We buy homes together. We go on vacations together. We worry about paying the bills together just like any other family. Is it right that when one of us dies we have no say over burial or that we have to pay gift taxes on the things we bought together as a couple? If one of us becomes sick do we not have a right to visit our partner? Should we not have any rights to the children we may have spent years raising together simply because the state won't allow us to adopt our partner's biological child?
These are questions that can't be answered by a simple contract other than that of civil marriage. Contracts other than marriage can be and often are challenged in court by family members that may not approve of the same sex relationship.
Without marriage are we just supposed to live a life without love, in solitude, and unhappiness? If you deny us marriage, then what will you allow?
Council of Spiders
Next week's D&D Encounters session marks the beginning of the Council of Spiders. Just as in the last few adventures, Council of Spiders begins at week 0 with character creation. The adventure highly recommends that the players choose Drow as their race, otherwise they will be considered to be a slave of one of three Drow houses.
I will be DM'ing this adventure at Multiverse Comics & Games every Wednesday night at 6:00pm. Read below the break for adventure background information.
Players interested in joining us, please note we will be starting with level 1 characters.
Up and Away
I suppose you could call this PR Stunt by a German heavy equpiment manufacturer to be a bit uplifting…
Ligestilling i Danmark
Denmark is the land of my ancestors and thanks to my Mother, Grandmother, and Great-Grandmother have a deep love for the country so it makes me very happy to hear that their legislature is finalizing a bill that will bring marriage equality to same-sex couples there this summer.
In 1989 Denmark became the first nation in the world to allow same-sex unions of any sort, and this bill will make them the 11th nation to provide full equality to the LGBT community.
Personal Update
So, It's been a while since I posted anything on this here blog thing-a-ma-jig, which means that I've been pretty active in other things.
Outside of work the one things that takes up most of my time is the game shop, Multiverse Comics & Games. Being a 1/3rd partner in the business for the last few months has certainly been an adventure, as well as a learning experience, and I'm looking forward to many more years with it.
I also just finished with the refinancing on my house. That was sure mind racking experience. At one point I thought I was going to be forced to practically triple the amount of insurance I have on the house. Fortunately that all worked out in the end. all in all I only ended up knocking about $100.00 off my monthly payment but in the long run the lower interest payment will be worth all the trouble. Now if I could just get my school loans consolidated I'd be a happy camper.
I spent most of last week and this weekend fighting my yearly spring cold. Wednesday I drove my office mates nuts with all my coughing, sneezing, and hacking. Thursday I broke down, called in sick, and went to the doctor. He put me on antibiotics. I'm not a big fan of doctors and hospitals, but I figure if the government is going to force me to buy health insurance then I might as well take advantage of the damn thing. Of course when I went to get a physical last August I didn't expect it to turn into a four month odyssey through the world of blood tests and ultrasounds, just to come out the other side with the knowledge that I need to loose weight. Hell, I could have told them that for less money.
The unusually warm weather we are having this week has me itching to start get things together for this year's garden. I really want to do one again and I really want to try that raised bed idea that Dad gave me last summer. Downside is, that with all the time I'm spending at the store, I have even less time this year to actually care for a garden. I may have to try conning my step-father into some "sharecropping." Of course, I still don't have a garden tiller. Maybe I should have bought one of them instead of a new bookcase. Oh well.
I loaded Windows 8 onto my desktop when the consumer preview was released. I have yet to really make up my mind on it. I did go back to Windows 7 over the weekend, and promptly fried my Ethernet port. At least cards are pretty cheap. I think my biggest issue with Windows 8 right now is that it is so new that very apps have been made that take advantage of the new Metro style start menu. I spent 90% of my time looking at the Windows 7 style desktop as I ran everything from FireFox to Star Wars the Old Republic.


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Grand Canyon Motel Resort & Campground
Wellsboro, Pennsylvania
Phone: (570) 724-4774
Visit Campground Website
Sites: 10
Recent Rate: $37 8/2014
Latitude: 41.6936939006093
Longitude: -77.433673371788
These reviews are the opinion of an RVParkReviews' member and not the views of RVParkReviews.com
Date of Stay: August, 2014 - $37.00
The camp host/motel manager was very amicable. The road into the campground was composed of gravel needing some grading and low hanging trees. Unfortunately our entrance of bottom scraping and tree branch slapping did not impress us and damaged our RV. We were assigned site 9. The site was grass and gravel with full hook-ups. All other uninhabited sites were grass only. The water at our site was a light rust color and smelled strongly of iron. The campground is located behind the motel on a very green and lush looking hill, making for difficult leveling of our motorhome. Our children (ages 6 and 4 1/2 ) were not interested in the dilapidated playground. In general, the campground was very private and we pretty much had it to ourselves. I would not recommend this campground to any motorhome owner due to the difficulty getting in or out without damage. We camped at Grand Canyon Motel Resort & Campground in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: May, 2006 - $20.00
This campground was very nice. The bathrooms were very clean and had recently been remodled. The owner was very helpful and check in with us to make sure we found everything. I would have given it a 10 but the hookups were in the middle of our two sites and you had to have two sewer hoses to reach. Other than that it was a great place to camp. We will be camping there again and I would recommend it to anyone. We camped at Grand Canyon Motel Resort & Campground in a Travel Trailer.Undo
23 Ratings
Wellsboro, Pennsylvania
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Wellsboro, Pennsylvania
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