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This week's hot topic: Del Mar Mesa Preserve
What kind of trail system should remain in the Del Mar Mesa Preserve? Should it be single track, multi-use, just the SDG&E trail? Or should the whole preserve be closed to recreational access to protect the sensitive habitats?
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Going the Distance: No. 18 at TPC Louisiana
Golf Channel's Tripp Isenhour tells you why 'Going the Distance' is important on the 18th hole at TPC Louisiana, site of the 2014 Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Get more distance at golfchannel.com/getlong
Bayou breakthrough? DeLaet for Zurich win
In this edition of Golf Channel News Desk Presented by Callaway, Ryan Lavner and Bailey Mosier discuss a player primed to make the Zurich Classic their first PGA Tour win.
Big things on the horizon for David Duval?
Presented by Callaway, Jason Sobel highlights Friday's driving distance leaders from TPC Louisiana and sheds light on the comments made by David Duval as he preps for round two at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
Kings of Distance: Andrew Loupe longest at the Zurich Classic
GolfChannel.com editorial director Jay Coffin talks about this weeks 'Kings of Distance' leaders from the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Get more distance at golfchannel.com/getlong
Stat attack!: Zurich Classic of New Orleans preview
Billy Horschel capped off a month-long hot streak with his first PGA Tour win at the Zurich Classic in 2013. Can another first-timer emerge victorious in 2014.
Fowler looks to jazz game up in New Orleans
In this edition of Golf Channel News Desk Presented by Callaway, Jason Sobel highlights the round one and two grouping of Rickie Fowler, Patrick Reed and Billy Horschel as they get set to play the Zurich Classic.Welcome to the Golf Channel News Desk presented by Callway, I'm Jason Sobel and as you can see I'm not in New Orleans this week. Jazz Fest going on, so many great places to eat, I wouldn't get any work done. But the PGA's tours players are getting work done at the Zurich classic this week, let's take a look at one of the marquee groupings of the first two rounds and that's Ricky Fowler, Patrick Reed, and defending champion Bill Horshalle. And lets play a little game, of winner, contender, or missed the cut. Got to pick one player, from that group in each of those categories. I'm going to start with my guy to miss the cut. Not that I don't like Patrick Reeds chances, but coming of a miss cut at the Masters Tournament two weeks ago, you just have to wonder if Patrick Reed with two wins already this season is starting to hit a
Grill Room: Tour de French Quarter, Bourbon St.
The Grill Room headed to The Big Easy for this week's Zurich Classic and got to spend some time touring the French Quarter and Bourbon Street.
Expert Picks: Zurich Classic of New Orleans
See who our experts think will go low this week as the PGA Tour heads to the Crescent City.
Overdrive: Players to watch
Lauren Thompson Matt Ginella and Rich Beem discuss which player juniors should watch at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, and expectations for Tianlang Guan. Watch 'Morning Drive' every day at 7AM ET.on Golf's Online Home. I'm Lauren Thompson, joined by Matt Ginella and Rich Beem . Gentlemen, we've got a couple of topics to discuss right here and let's first talk about the junior golfers. We all looked to the pros to set the examples for us. Pick one player for a junior golfer to follow this week in New Orleans. -Me, I'll go with Bubba Watson . He's got that unconventional game, you know, he's leaving every shot by shot. He's got a good perspective about the game. So,
Fantasy: Who's the top pick at the Zurich Classic?
GolfChannel.com senior writer Jason Sobel joins Win McMurry to make their Fantasy Challenge selections for this week's Zurich Classic. Play alongside our experts by logging onto GolfChannel.com/Fantasy today.do you stay away from exactly? -Yeah, I apologize to all the Justin Rose fans out there. I'm gonna go Justin Rose in group one. He's the highest ranked player in the field this week. Has five top 25 finishes in his 5 PGA Tour starts, so far this season and I think like Adam Scott two weeks ago at the Masters, like Graeme McDowell last week at the RBC Heritage. We're seeing all these big names, elite players break out for their first victory of 2013 season. I think Justin Rose joins in this week. -I am right there with you actually. So, I hope that it actually works out for both of
Curious case of Chris Couch: Robbery, victory and allegations
A robbery, a victory and an alleged cover-up. It's all part of Chris Couch's experience in the 2006 Zurich Classic.
Overdrive: First and 10, do it again
Lauren Thompson, Damon Hack and Rex Hoggard discuss which player in on a top-10 exemption will have the best week and chances for Lizette Salas to make the Solheim Cup. Watch 'Morning Drive' every day at 7AM ET.system. If you look at the way the guys are gonna earn PGA Tour cards going forward with this final series event, the only way to do that is to get inside the top 200 on the PGA Tour or get inside the top 50 or 60 on the Web.com Tour. Only way to do that is to get your starts. -Uh huh. -And they can't wait until after NC double As, the US Amateurs, some years the Walker Cup. I don't think guys are gonna delay their careers that long if it's going to cost them a year of being in limbo, which basically is what it would do. So I think we're going to see more of it. -Very good point. Well thank you Rex, thank you Damon and thank you at home for joining us on Overdrive.com on GolfChannel.com. Be sure to tune in tomorrow morning on Golf Channel at 7AM Eastern Time for Morning Drive. We'll see you there.
Overdrive: Slow play go away
Lauren Thompson, Damon Hack and Rex Hoggard discuss the new time par initiative to combat slow play and how old will you be when you beat your age. Watch 'Morning Drive' every day at 7AM ET.I think the AJGA is ahead of the curve. I think the PGA Tour and the LPGA can learn a lot from the time par that the AJGA has adapted having a timing station every three holes on the golf course . If you are out of time, you get a red card. If you're out of time the second time, you get strokes. I think the PGA Tour and LPGA Tour [unk] laughing the kids. Rex? -I like this a lot better than 6-hour rounds, which is what we had
Overdrive: Davis Love III
Lauren Thompson, Matt Ginella and Rex Hoggard discuss which part of Davis Love III game would they take for themselves, and who would you take Bubba Watson or Jason Dufner for this week. Watch 'Morning Drive' every day at 7AM ET.your arsenal? -In addition to his temperament because I always think of Davis Love as a cool character, it's easy for me, it's his driver and his game off the tee. Very famous anecdote that I remember sort of as I started covering the game is the fact that Davis Love was one of the first that seemed to dial back his driver to gain some more accuracy and improve his results. -Well, and he was one of the last ones to go, go to the Titanium driver heads. I mean if you remember he was one of the last holdouts on the PGA Tour and you're absolutely right. I mean he's always been a beautiful driver of the golf ball and even as he approaches 50 years old, I think he's still one of the best on the PGA Tour . It's going to be interesting to see what happens as he comes off of this next surgery and he finally feels pain-free for the first time in a long time. I think he could still leave a mark on the PGA Tour . -I totally agree. -All right. Let's make a few predictions here. Who's more likely to win this week in Louisiana, is it defending champion Jason Dufner or is it Bubba Watson ? -I think I know where he's going, so I'm gonna go the other way. I'm with Jason Dufner. -Yes. -There you go. All right. -This is where it got started last year. I know he's not off to a very good start and that surprises me. It seemed to surprise all of us but he really found something in New Orleans last year, went on a roll, got married in a few later in Texas. I think this summer, I think it happens again. -Yes and I am going with Bubba Watson . If you think back, he missed the cut in Northern Trust and at T50 at the Masters, played with a marker on


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American defeatism seems alive and well among my generation of Americans. We need a solution that keeps people engaged and active to the betterment of all mankind.
When we disengage and hesitate to participate, we grow cynical. One of my friends – I will call him Bob - represents to me fellow Americans who believe our government is practicing tyranny. Another friend - Dave - sees unavoidable world-wide disaster in our future.
Bob's Facebook posts are heart felt and thoughtful, and fearful. Bob responded to a US National Climate Data Center report that for 650,000 years atmospheric CO2 has never been above 300 parts per million and we are above 380 already. Bob criticized the science by showing the tiny amount of actual measurements have been taken over this time period. Bob's point of view: "These issues can and are being used as political levers to take away individual liberty. The power hungry create a problem (or glom on to a "crisis") and use it to gain popular support (dare I say, "democratic" support?) for "change" that not all of us believe in. Two words ought to make my point here: Patriot Act."
Dave writes our world is doomed from a combination of catastrophic global climate change, an even worse financial bubble than the 2008 housing bubble, and a banking crisis from security holes in our computer networks.
I agree with Bob's scientific skepticism – we should be demanding more data on climate change. Yet, I know what happened the last time the price of rice went above $0.20/pound in the US in 2008, the third world rioted. The price of rice today is pretty close to 1998 levels. There is a direct correlation between rice yields and global temperature. So what happens when temperature keeps going up by another 1-2% in the next 5 years? It's going to be nasty. Do we really have to wait until the science is ready to prepare for a warming world?
I agree with Dave's worry about climate change, financial bubbles, and IT security risks. I work everyday delivering performance security testing solutions to the world – through commercial and open source efforts. Do we really need to wait until the world is too hot to sustain our people, until the next bubble bursts, and until hackers empty my bank account to prepare solutions to reduce and manage the risk?
I say lets all act now! Today! Everyday. Everyone of us.
Lets put fear aside for now. We can become the people that inspired us. When I was growing up speeches by Roosevelt "Only thing we have to fear is fear itself" and Churchill "This was their finest hour" inspired me. I watched Star Trek and marveled at Roddenberry's vision of people's main goal at being to find themselves and be the best they could be. I read Heinlein "Never underestimate the power of human stupidity." And, when my family moved from Harlem, New York to Pacific Palisades, California, I realized that the people complaining about their future were the ones who had already turned on and dropped out.
So where does that leave me?
Bob and Dave – in real life – are incredibly intellectual, positive influences on our global community. They are not espousing US political party positions. To me they do not identify with either Democrats or Republicans. I see them coming from two points of view: those who believe the world should be ruled from above or ruled by consensus, and those who believe the world should be governed to protect private property only or governed in a way that all resources are used collaboratively.
I am drawn to the Rule From Above and Collaboration For Everything positions.
In a world that Rules From Above, a single entity, person, or government decides policies, the law, and our social mores. It may help quell our fears during times of strife and uncertainty to have a single person you can turn to as leader. But it also gives rise to things like the US Patriot Act as an expression of the unitary executive, a President whose actions cannot be reviewed.
In a world that uses Dialogue To Reach Consensus, the power comes from individuals using conversation and brainstorming to develop consensus solutions. I see this happen in the Open Source Software (OSS) world every day. It can be maddening in times to wait for a consensus to emerge. Yet, we know that with enough eyes on a problem a great solution emerges. Patents are awful for consensus.
In a world that Only Protects Private Property, everything is legal, other than killing your neighbor to get his land. A world that uses Collaboration For Everything puts the highest value on goods, services, and techniques to the outcomes they achieve, not the profit they generate.
These are not toggle switches to be turned one way or another, they are sliding scales of a million finite points. And, once you know where you are drawn to you can identify a course of action for yourself. You will engage in solving the problem.
It's just like Walt Disney said "If you can dream it you can do it."
I wonder where you are drawn to?
I wish everyone would open their Wifi network
Consider joining a growing movement: Open WiFi. Instead of adding a password to your WiFi network, leave it open so anyone can use it. Share your WiFi with your friends, neighbors, and strangers wandering past your home who happen to be lost and in need of a digital map. It's a friendly and community building thing to do.
Don't worry about security. Adding a password to your Wifi is not adding security. Anyone can break into your Wifi. WPA and WEP security is easy to break. You should secure your computers with passwords and the latest security updates. And leave your WiFi open.
In October 2010 I lead a training class to teach Al Elm, the leading provider of Web technology to the government in Saudi Arabi, how to do load and performance testing using open source testing tools. This is a journal of some experiences in The Kingdom.
First Night Dinner
I'm staying at the Sheraton Hotel - 1,215 Saudi Riyals SARs or $325 USD - and had a driver take me to a local restaurant and wait for me while I had dinner. The driver and car cost 200 SARs or $53 USD.
The restaurant was full of people working at the restaurant and two patrons. Everyone stared slacked-jawed at the blaring television showing the football/soccer game. This is a "big" game between Al-Hilal and Al-Nasr in the Saudi Professional League Round. So the streets are pretty much empty as everyone is at home watching the game.
The restaurant offers seating on the floor in little booths. They spread down a static-clingy thin sheet of plastic on which the food will come.
I don't speak any Arabic so the exchange with the waiter went like this:
waiter: Salem alechim. Wah an ma ha ma subim an-riya ha any s-ahelam?
me: nod-my-head
waiter: Na maha sla ane rama nas?
waiter: fa ala la la ala la la?
me: nod-my-head (wondering if that was a Christmas song?)
waiter: chicken?
About 5 minutes later a giant plate of basmati rice with half a broiled chicken, salad, lemon wedges, and a Pepsi arrived. No fork or knife, just finger licking good chicken and rice. It was truly an amazing meal.
Cost for the meal: 14 SARs or $3.73
The Daily Schedule
My day consisted of training a dozen testers for a software development services company. They rented a large meeting room in the basement of the Sheraton Riyadh hotel. I would arrive at the 8 am starting time and then wait for 45 minutes for the team to arrive. I would hear comments about people showing up late, "This is a problem here."
I didn't have a problem with people arriving late because I was just hanging on due to the jet lag. My body took most of the 5 days I was there to get used to the 10 hour time difference to back home.
The conference room was below ground to help deal with the normal heat. This week the weather was perfect. Hovering in the mid-30's (C, or mid-80's F,) the air felt nice and warm. I never felt sweaty or overheated. One of the students noted of the restaurant at ground level that during the time of the year they call "The Oven" we would sit in the middle of the room, as far away from the windows as possible. The Oven brings 60 degree C (or 120 F) temperatures for months on end.
The Sheraton hotel is next to a major freeway construction site. The Saudis dig their way through the hard sand and rock bit-by-bit. A 5 mile stretch of road took the past 2 years to excavate. In our underground conference room the excavation equipment sounded like it would burst through a wall any minute.
We would take breaks - sometimes for daily prayers - at 10 am, at noon for lunch, and then finish the day at 4 pm. About then the rest of the PushToTest team in the USA, India and Costa Rica would come alive. I would finish responding to them around midnight. And then repeat 6 hours later.
The People, actually The Men
Upon arrival in Riyadh, a city of 5 million people, I said goodbye to any contact with women. I met many men and had long conversations with several of them. The women I saw were dressed in a very nice entirely black piece of silk. Seeing just their eyes, I energetically avoided a glance into their eyes. I was ready to trigger an earthquake or a war if our eyes met. These women glid through the hotel lobby, shopping malls, and public spaces like small versions of Darth Vader. Are these friend or foe? I never found out. There are three communities that do not interact: unmarried men, unmarried women, and Families. My hosts were the unmarried men.
The students were interested in my expectations for the Kingdom. I told them my biggest fear is saying something stupid that would offend them. Beyond that I was looking forward to learning their culture, food, and habits.
The men I trained were a mix of Saudi men, a Jordanian Palestinian, and Egyptian. One of the men was a dead-on characteracture of Carmen from South Park.
The men I met on the trip are warm beyond belief, like a bunch of Boy Scouts. They are prepared, sensible, thoughtful, and they carry their hearts on their sleeves.
While women do not participate with men in business or transportation, I did not learn some sinister repression of women from the men I met. Instead I heard stories like this: "I have to go home at 5 pm today. I get there after 90 minutes of traffic feeling very tired. Then I have to drive my wife around town doing errands."
From the men I spoke with, a Saudi man or woman can find love, have a marriage, have children, build a business. They are guaranteed an education. What they have a hard time doing is expressing their individuality. They are conformists.
While Saudi women wear black robes, Saudi men wear "the uniform." The Thobe is a long-sleeve floor length white tunic with a white or red headress held on with a black rope. They also wear western clothes (Short sleved shirts and jeans) once they get to know you.
I thought men would try to express their individuality in the headdress of the Uniform. Perhaps wearing their family pattern or colors. Maybe a headdress featuring Mickey Mouse. "Oh, no!" I heard. You have a choice of red or white headdress. That's all. They conform.
Every Saudi is guaranteed an education through university. University tuition is free and the government gives a $1000/month grant to students. One manager I met said a lot of his hiring technique comes down to evaluating the willingness of a person to work. Some work very hard, others work very little.
And they have to work in an environment that is either too hot or too dusty. Dust is a way of life. I began measuring the distance between tissue boxes.
Instead of challenging their environment, they work very hard to make their conformity work for them. There is no need to walk to a mosque for daily prayers, instead they turn the lower lobby of their office building into a mosque.
Their conformity is being challenged. In a city of 5 million people stuck in traffic, there are no plans to build a rapid transit system. The managers I met describe a risk-averse, proof-it-first philosophy on investments. I am here in Saudi Arabi to prove QA test automation is important first. Then maybe an investment in test automation tools will come next.
In the current generation more than half the people are below 25 years old. That is dangerous considering how many people need to find fulfillment. The Saudi government is rumored to be ready to fund 5,000 new start-up businesses in 2011 as a way to secure a future for their young population. That would be great to see come to pass.
The Things That Are Too Western For The Kingdom
The outside world is present to a large extent. The Kingdom Mall features Justice for Girls (teenage clothing,) the GAP, and Sony Style store. Everyone has a 3G phone with Internet Web access. YouTube, Facebook, and Google are well known and used.
YouTube is interesting here, some pages are selectively sensored. Search for breasts and you get
Sorry, the requested page is unavailable.
إن كنت ترى أن هذه الصفحة ينبغي أن لا تُحجب تفضل بالضغط هنا.
If you believe the requested page should not be blocked please click here.
Search for breast feeding and you get search results.
While they are very polite, the men I got to know expressed a hatred for Americans. We brought them two wars when they want none. I heard one person tell me "We hate the American government, we don't have a problem with the American people." That was the same rhetorical phrase Bush used when describing the Iraqi's. I didn't believe Bush at the time either.
In my very simplified view of the world, the Saudi oil went West and our attempts to build stable nations to provide us with a reliable oil supply went East. The Saudi's hate our interference and depend on our oil money. Neither of us loves the other.
On the other hand, the big box of Saudi dates I brought back is now half empty. I'm eating at least 5 dates per day. Perhaps my love is for the place, the food, the people. It can be pretty sweet.
Re-Entry To The Western World
A week of no flirting, no alochol, no dancing, and second guessing myself that everything I say and do will offend my nice Saudi hosts has taken its toll. Upon arrival in London Heathrow airport I found myself surrounded by beautiful women. I very much appreciate working with women, knowing women, and I respect women. But as I walk through the airport basically I'm thinking of walking up to everyone woman I see to say: LETS PARTY!
Welcome to my personal blog.
I'm the CEO and Founder at PushToTest. This blog is for everything not related to my work.
The title comes from a mind-bending combination of Napoleon Dynamite ("Give me some of your tots", http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArH7i-XKIIM) and a way to get across My Thoughts.
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That follows news over the weekend that Vendini, an event ticketing service, had settled a class-action suit related to a data breach in 2013. For many people who had ordered tickets through the service, an e-mail about the settlement was their first notification that their information had been compromised. In the last year, major companies like Target, LinkedIn, eBay and Neiman Marcus have also been hacked.
The incidents are especially troubling to consumers as online and mobile shopping continues to grow. People aren't likely to stop using their credit and debit cards any time soon, and as data breaches become increasingly common, consumers don't often know what to do when a company they've done business with experiences a breach.
Here are five ways you can avoid becoming a victim of identity theft -- even if your data has been compromised.
1. Monitor your bank statements. The easiest and most effective way to make sure someone hasn't made fraudulent charges to your account is to keep a close tab on your bank statements. Gartner analyst Avivah Litan recommends checking at least once a month, if not more, for any suspicious activity. If you find something that doesn't seem right, call your bank right away.
2. Use a credit card, not a debit card. Government regulations protect you from liability for fraudulent charges over $50 when you use a credit card or a debit card with a signature, not a pin number. But if you use a debit card with a pin, the regulations are murkier, and you may end up being liable for some charges.
"The best tip to avoid problems on your existing accounts is not to use debit cards, because not only is the credit card law better, but your own money is not at risk with a credit card," says Ed Mierzwinski, consumer program director at the U.S. Public Interest Research Group.
3. Get free credit monitoring. Concerned consumers can pay an organization for credit monitoring, but the government offers three free credit checks a year, something consumers should take advantage of, says Litan. The reports will show if any loans or new credit cards have been taken out in your name. Here's where to find free credit reports: https://www.annualcreditreport.com/index.action (continued...)
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New featured player Nöel Wells goes up in flight in last nights episode. If you watched it live, you saw Taran Killam hook his girl up with an accidental early cut away from Captain Amber (Miley Cyrus).
That version is not online, but here's a clip of the sketch…Deal with it Dad.
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This summer has been extremely hot and dry here in Utah. I'm looking forward to some cooler weather. I had mentioned in a previous newsletter about a hunting trip I had planned for Tanzania. I leave this month, and Randy is going with me. I'm very excited, but there sure is a lot of paperwork to get ready to go.
First thing to hunt will be a leopard – nothing else will be hunted until that is accomplished and a leopard is down. Randy will try for crocodile and we'll both also try for Cape buffalo and anything else we have time for and desire to hunt. We'll be hunting with our good friend Willy MacDonald of Kilombero North Safaris.
I've compiled a list of important items you'll need to do well in advance of leaving for a hunt to Tanzania. I hope some of these tips can help you if you ever plan on hunting Tanzania or any other place in Africa.
First: Get your airline ticket lined out and booked – most of the things I talk about below will need your airline information included.
Second: Ensure you have an agent lined up on the coast to ship the hides and skulls to in the U.S. so they can be declared and inspected by a Wildlife Inspector when they arrive in the United States.
Third: If you hunt leopard, an application to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife to obtain a Cites Permit is required. This permit is needed in order for the leopard hide and skull to be imported into the United States. This must be done well in advance of your trip.
Fourth: Be sure to have a taxidermist lined up to ship the hides and skulls to after they have been inspected at the arrival port.
Fifth: If you travel to Tanzania, you must obtain a Visa to enter the country.
Sixth: If your flight takes you through Amsterdam, you must complete a Form C4457 to transport firearms etc., through the Netherlands. You must declare all firearms, binoculars, scopes, and ammunition and get it signed off by Customs and Border Protection (which can be found in most major airports around the country.) Once you have the approval, you cannot take different firearms , binoculars or scopes other than what is listed on the form. Once signed off, fax the copy of the form C4457 to: Duane Noord Office in Groningen. They will fax the approval back to you. If you don't do this, you risk the possibility of your firearms etc., not making it out of Amsterdam. There are other countries that have similar requirements, so make sure you understand what is necessary beforehand.
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I know this can seem overwhelming but once you begin the process it is quite easy. Just be sure when you fill out the forms that they are completely correct. One error could cost you your trophies.
In October's newsletter, I hope to have pictures and stories of my hunt to share with you. John Mogle of Hunting Illustrated is accompanying us to film the hunt for Hunting Illustrated TV. The schedule for their shows is listed here on the Barnes website. My hunt will not air until 2014 (hopefully there will be one) but I'll be giving you the story of what happened on the hunt, as I mentioned above, in October.
I hope your hunting plans are coming together for this year. The hunting seasons are so close I can't believe it. Good luck and please know that we really appreciate your Club-X Membership and for using Barnes products.
Your friend in hunting,
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Note: Read the full NZ adventure in the Fall issues of Hunting Illustrated magazine and watch both episodes on Hunting Illustrated TV on The Sportsman's Channel Sunday, September 1st and Sunday, September 8th.
My husband, Thad, and I had the opportunity to hunt New Zealand in April of this year. We have known Gus Bisset and his girlfriend, Carla Lucas, of New Zealand Trophy Hunting for many years and have looked forward to the opportunity to hunt with him on the south island under one condition: all free range animals, with Red Stag at the top of our list. Gus has been a fan of Barnes for many years which made it all the more exciting for us to hunt together. Carla runs the show in the office and is great about communicating needs, conditions and instructions to clients. Click here to see a photo of the free range Fallow deer she took this month – it's a real stonker! Carla's delicious seafood pie is this month's featured recipe.
John and Matt Mogle own and operate Hunting Illustrated Magazine and TV. They accompanied us to film for a show and do some hunting as well. We had an absolute blast! Johnny is the owner of Fierce Firearms. With over 15 years in the custom firearms industry, he brings his expertise and know-how to Fierce with the introduction of the new Fierce Fury rifle series. I carried a Fury XR in 270 WSM. The XR, built on the sturdy Remington 700 action, was topped with a Swarovski Z5 5-25×52. This rifle produces five-shot sub-MOA groups with 140 grain VOR-TX ammunition. Thad carried an Extreme Range model in 7mm Rem Mag with a carbon barrel and topped with a Swarovski Z5 3.5-18×44 scope. For the most part, Thad and I have not been impressed with carbon barrel accuracy but Fierce has it figured out. This rifle puts five 145 grain LRX's into three-quarters of an inch all day long.
Other gear we took along included Swarovski 12×50 EL & 15×56 SLC binoculars. While I carried the slightly smaller 12x binocs, we both found the 15x glasses to be absolutely amazing. We were grateful to have them for this trip due to the vast, mountainous terrain. True Timber supplied us with clothing in their MC2 pattern. I knew the TrueSuede pants would be nice on the chilly mornings, but I had concerns about them being too hot once we began our steep mountain climbs. Not too worry – they breathed and allowed great movement and motion.
Below are short excerpts and a few photos from the full NZ adventure coming out in the next issue Hunting Illustrated magazine.
Jessica's SCI World Record Free Range NZ Red Stag
Gus, Thad and I moved rapidly on a path behind him, hoping he wasn't moving too quickly away from us and down the other side. It was a tough belly-crawl up the knoll to the top of the ridge as there were red deer everywhere. Thad peaked over his side to find a hind was staring right back at him from just ten yards away! He gently backed down, keeping low, hoping she wouldn't spook. Luckily, she didn't.
We moved carefully as two hinds stared us down from a not-too-distant slope. Again, all we could do was hope they would not react and scare the herd we knew the Stag was in. Thad kept his eye on the Stag from behind, while Gus sneaked up to make sure all was good. To his surprise, the big Stag and six hinds were just 80 yards away from us on a slight downhill. Gus' reaction instantly told me I better get into position fast, so I moved as quietly and efficiently as I could to set up for a shot. The entire herd was staring directly at us – they knew we were there. Suddenly, the hindss bolted on a dead run away from us with the monster in tow. I wasn't comfortable taking the shot, but I followed him through the scope with my finger positioned gently on the trigger at the ready. He stopped and turned broadside when the shot broke. The 140 grain TSX plowed through his right front shoulder at 350 yards and he was done.
I dropped my head next to the rifle to breathe for a few moments, emotionally exhausted and stunned at what had just happened. I then gathered myself and jumped up with tears in my eyes. It was all so overwhelming: the stalk, closing in and watching him almost get away, and finally the shot. I was overcome with emotion, as were Gus and Thad. My husband wrapped his arms around me and yanked me off the ground. We laughed, yelled, back-slapped and reminisced. We began to settle down when Gus said "Well Jess, I believe this to be the largest free range stag we have ever taken so let's get over there and take a look at him! He's a stonker!" I was ready to meet up with the most magnificent animal I've ever taken in my life.
Sure enough, after the mandatory drying time it was confirmed that I had taken the new SCI Free Range World Record Red Stag, officially scoring 359 6/8: an absolute trophy of a lifetime.
(Note: score was updated in the story following the monthly contest.)
Jessica Brooks-Stevens, New SCI World Record Free Range NZ Red Stag (update 359 6/8″)
Gear: 270 WSM 140 gr. TSX VOR-TX, Fierce Rifle, Swarovski Z5 5-25×52 riflescope
Binoculars: Swarovski 12×50 EL
Outfitter: Guss Bisset, Awatare Safaris (direct email)
Participate in this month's Barnes Club-X question by guessing the score of Jessica's stag. See below to learn when and where to submit your guess.
Thad's SCI Gold Medal Free Range NZ Red Stag
The ridge line proved to be somewhat of a razor's edge. It was literally a few feet wide across the top with an extremely steep drop off both sides. After we got down to where the stag was, Gus and I belly-crawled to the edge, pushing my pack and rifle in front of me to remain flat and undetected. We peaked over the edge and found we were literally on top of him. He was with the stolen pack of hinds, tearing up brush and milling around 180 yards away at an extremely steep 70 degree downhill angle from us. It was difficult to keep from sliding off the face while I set up to shoot. I used my left hand to keep from sliding down the hill while the rifle rested on the pack.
The stag settled down and presented a slightly quartering-away shot. The first shot broke and landed behind the front shoulder. A quick follow-up shot and the stag dropped where he stood. The pressure was off, and I realized sweat was pouring down my face and my clothes were completely soaked through. It didn't matter – the priority was to get down the hill and put my hands on this magnificent stag.
Thad Stevens & Gus Bisset (left photo) and Thad Stevens (right photo), 310″ Free Range NZ Red Stag
Gear: 7mm Rem Mag 145 gr. LRX, Fierce Rifle topped with a Swarovski Z5 3.5-18×44 riflescope
Swarovski 15×56 SLC binoculars
Outfitter: Guss Bisset, Awatare Safaris
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Johnny and Matt each took excellent stags with Fierce Rifles, Barnes and Swarovski.
|John Mogle, Free Range NZ Red Stag
|Matt Mogle, Free Range NZ Red Stag
Thad shot a beautiful top 20 SCI Free Range Fallow deer and feral hogs while I downed several feral goats.
|Jessica with feral billy goat
|Thad, Gold Medal Free Range NZ Fallow deer
All in all, the trip was a marvelous success and we couldn't have been more pleased. In fact, we look forward to our trip next year with Gus, Carla and the gang for free-range bull Tahr.
Special thanks to Gus Bisset & Carla Lucas, Andy Taylor (guide), Jeremy & Haley Pitts (Stag property ranch owners), Dave Griffiths (guide) and Dave "Evo" Evans (Fallow deer property ranch owner & extreme packer!)
|Truckload of Red Stag antlers
|Jessica with baby Hedgehog
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Bob B. Writes:
I have the data for the 44 Rem Mag Barnes loads as indicated for pistols. Do you have any tried load data that can be used for the .44 Rem Mag Carbine? I have a Marlin carbine that uses the same 44 Rem Mag cartridge as my Ruger Super Blackhawk. Can the loads stated for the pistols also be used in the carbine?
Yes, they are interchangeable. The 44 Rem mag cartridge is held to the SAAMI MAP (maximum average pressure) of 36,000psi for all guns chambered, including the carbine. However my experience suggests that you'll get about 300fps more velocity from a 20" carbine compared to a 7 1/2 inch revolver with the same load.
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I just purchased a box of your LRX bullets. I've shot your original TSX bullet, and it was amazingly accurate in my 325 WSM. You all at Barnes make an awesome line of products. Anyway, like I said, I ordered a box of LRX bullets to try in my new 300 WSM. After doing some further research on your site I noticed that you test your bullets' B.C. at 300 yards, which is a huge help to me, because that demonstrates what they do at a distance rather than what they're doing out of the muzzle, meaning they're much more reliable numbers to work with. From what I've read, B.C. values change depending on the velocity at which they're going. This is another reason I went with your bullets for my new rifle. Now, to my actual question. I've noticed that a couple of companies, like Nosler, for example, also list a G7 B.C. value along with the apparent standard G1 B.C. value. From what I've been able to find, the G1 versus the G7 B.C. values are all based on the shape of the bullet (if it's a flat based bullet (G1) or a boat tail bullet (G7) design). I was wondering which B.C. value you use. Some manufacturers have just stuck with the standard G1 listing, which oddly is about two times as high as the G7 B.C. value listing, even though the G7 is meant for the boat tail bullet design, which I thought was supposed to yield the higher B.C. value of the two bullet designs. My question to you is which B.C. value do you use, or, because you test your bullets at a longer distance, are the two different B.C. values irrelevant because you aren't sticking to the standard method of testing B.C. values? This obviously won't change my bullet choice (I love your bullets), I was just curious. Thanks for your time, and keep up the great work.
Because our previous ballistics program used the G1 BC value exclusively – that is what we test for and publish. If you want or need to use the G7 value – you'll need to use it in a program that is set up for it. Regardless of the drag function used, you'll find they give very similar trajectories.
There has been some talk about the G7 value being a better choice for boattail bullets. Our testing with Doppler Radar suggests this is not always true. Either choice will get you in the ball park. Just make sure you are using the G7 program with the G7 value and the G1 program with the G1 values.
Happy Hunting,
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VOR-TX Ammunition won the 2012 NRA American Hunter magazine's Golden Bullseye Award for Ammunition Product of the Year! For more information about the award, click here.
Barnes VOR-TX 300 AAC Blackout 110 grain TAC-TX Ammunition awarded BEST OF SHOT '12 by MilitaryTimes GearScout.
Barnes' Tipped TSX is the recipient of the North American Hunting Club's Seal of Approval. The TTSX received an outstanding 97% approval rating from the NAHC field test members. Click here to view the article.
I was busy preparing for my first African Safari to southern Zimbabwe and planned to take a Blaser R8 in 375 caliber. Since I handload, I had particular interest in the most efficient bullet and powder combination for buffalo. I was reading a popular book about buffalo hunting and the author pointed out that a 375 was the legal minimum for dangerous game, and was considered marginal by many PH's. He further mentioned that Barnes bullets were recommended for buffalo and that increasing the bullet weight and decreasing the velocity was very effective and resulted in greater momentum and penetration and avoided bullets exciting the buffalo. He also thought that this was best accomplished by using 350 grain bullets at 2300 feet per second. I thought this made a lot of sense, and purchased 2 boxes of Barnes 350 grain TSX bullets and handloaded them to 2300. I practiced shooting on sticks and found the handloads were very accurate.
The results were devastating – for the buffalo. I was very fortunate to shoot three buffalo. The first one was 41 inches, this was a one shot kill at 65 yards through the heart/lungs. The buffalo ran about 40 yards to a termite mound and I heard a death bellow. The second buffalo was 39 inches, another one shot kill into the spine at 40 yards. The third buffalo was 49 inches. We tracked 4 Dagga Boys for a couple of hours and came upon them in heavy brush. The big one was to the right of the others and was quartered toward me. The first shot was into the shoulder, he ran about 50 yards and turned as if he was going to charge, a second shot into the front of his chest at 30 yards anchored him. We ran toward the buffalo, he tried to get up, I put 3 more shots into the chest to finish him. The recovered bullets opened into a perfect 4 leaf clover type of pattern.
My professional hunter told me that used Barnes bullets in 300 grain exclusively in his 375. He thought the 350 grain bullets impacted the buffalo just like a 416.
I am sold on Barnes TSX bullets and will exclusively use them on my future African hunts.
Mark K.
The food in our New Zealand hunting camp was phenomenal. Gus did all of the cooking, but one of the group's favorite dishes was this Seafood Pie recipe prepared and froze for us ahead of time by Gus Bisset's girlfriend Carla Lucas. Gus quickly popped it in the oven for an easy, yet satisfying evening meal. Carla manages the day-to-day coordination and details for the hunting operation. She is a big game hunter, outdoors enthusiast and a phenomenal cook. We enjoyed washing this meal down with a bit of green tea, which complemented it very nicely. –Jessica Brooks-Stevens
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Preparation Instructions:
Melt butter in a pot on the stove top until melted. Whisk in flour. Add milk VERY SLOWLY stirring constantly until mixture resembles the consistency of paint. Stir in salt and pepper. (Note: Can microwave, ensuring to stir at 45 second intervals to avoid lumps in the sauce).
Place the fish on the bottom of an ovenproof dish. Slice the eggs and arrange on top of the fish pieces. Add the spinach. Pour the white sauce over top of the ingredients. Spoon the mashed potato over and then sprinkle with the grated cheese.
Bake at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes or until golden on top.
Club-X Members are invited to share favorite recipes (preferably with photos). Send to firstname.lastname@example.com, and be sure to include "CLUB-X RECIPE" in the Subject line and get a Barnes hat if we use your recipe.
This month's Club-X prize package features a Barnes Range Bag, A Boyt Gun Case embossed with the Barnes Logo and a box of Barnes components or ammunition of the winners choice.
Darrell was the lucky winner of a Remington Fast Snap™ Shotgun Cleaning System, Remington 870 Folding Knife and a Barnes 2013 Commemorative Coin
A link to the submission page will be posted on the Barnes Racksbooks and Facebook pages on Monday August 12th on or after 8:00 am MDT. The first person to guess the exact score or the closest guess will be the winner. Answers submitted before the link is posted will not be accepted. Good Luck!
Guess The Score: Jessica Brooks-Stevens took this free-range New Zealand stag this Spring in New Zealand. Be the closest guess to the SCI score of this monster and recieve a box of Barnes ammunition or components of your choice. The link to the submission page will be posted on the Barnes Racksbook and Facebook page on the date specified above.
Ballistics Lab Manager, Thad Stevens (left) and Ammunition Loading Manager, Josh Sensinger (right), are pictured here at the start line of the Vortex Extreme endurance and accuracy challenge. The event is put on by Vortex Optics and is hosted by Spirit Ridge Rifle Golf in White Valley, Utah.


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Kaiser Health News staff writer Mary Agnes Carey reports: "The Democratic And Republican leaders of two key congressional committees have agreed on a framework to scrap the problematic Medicare payment formula for physicians and replace it with one that would link physician reimbursement to the quality of care provided, a step that could put an end to the annual 'doc fix' debate" (Carey, 10/31). Read the story.
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No pre-game tonight but some brief notes before tonight's contest against the Florida Panhters (7:30PM, MSG)
Opponent Blog: The Rat Trick
- As the title states, Erik Christensen – a healthy scratch since November 23 – will replace Sean Avery in the lineup. Christensen will take Avery's spot along side Brandon Prust and Brandon Dubinsky. The move should come as no suprise as Avery has barely been getting ice-time and Christensen can bring some offense, if he brings consistency as well.
- The other lines stay intact: Artem Anisimov-Derek Stepan-Marian Gaborik; Ruslan Fedotenko-Brad Richards-Ryan Callahan; Brandon Dubinsky-Erik Christensen-Brandon Prust; Carl Hagelin-Brian Boyle-John Mitchell
- Henrik Lundvist is back for the second game of a back-to-back.
- The Panthers have been solid lately, picking up seven points in their last four games (3-0-1).
- Jose Theodore has a 1.57 goals-against average while winning five of his last seven starts.
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Written by Garden City Mayor Donald T. Brudie Friday, 10 June 2011 00:00
As I write this column, work continues on the Franklin Avenue crosswalks. As of today, only a few more nights will be required to complete this project. Again, this is all subject to weather conditions.
We appreciate your continued cooperation during this much-needed improvement and will work to complete the project in a timely manner. If you have any questions regarding this project, please contact the Public Works Department at (516) 465-4004 between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Please use caution when driving/walking past the areas that are under construction.
The Fair Court Parking Field was paved on Wednesday, June 1, striped yesterday, and was reopened to the public today, June 3. The temporary parking restrictions provided on Fair Court and Lefferts Road will be returned to their pre-construction states. Please take notice of the posted parking restrictions within the Fair Court Parking Field as the layout has changed.
If you have any questions, please contact the Garden City Public Works Department at (516) 465-4004 (Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
Parking Field #5 was closed to the public on Wednesday, June 1 with the exception of the row of parking closest to the building. That row of parking will remain open for the first one to two weeks of the project, after which it will be closed as well. Work is expected to last throughout the month of June in this parking field. Temporary parking restrictions will be posted along Fifth and Sixth streets and staff hired by the medical building will be present to help direct the public to other parking areas arranged by the medical building owners. People may also use Parking Field #6E (south of Seventh Street and east of Franklin Avenue).
If you have any questions, please contact the Garden City Public Works Department at (516) 465-4004 (Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
On Memorial Day, the trustees and I had the honor of attending the parade and Memorial Day Ceremony, which was held in front of the refurbished War Memorials on Seventh Street. I would like to commend the efforts of the William Bradford Turner Post No. 265 and the American Legion Auxiliary under the leadership of Commander John C. Donovan and President Joan Nedelka. I would also like to congratulate the Grand Marshall of the ceremony, Marine Corps. Lieutenant John Adamo. I would like to also thank the Board of Trustees War Memorial Committee, Village residents Cyril Smith and Sue Alvey as well as Messrs. Chris Markin, Mike Didyk and Domenick Stanco of the village's Public Works Department along with the crew of village employees who worked on this magnificent War Memorial to ensure that it was ready for Memorial Day.
Please keep all service personnel that serve our country proudly, and their families, in your thoughts and prayers.
The Belmont Festival Committee has advised my office that plans have been finalized for the 14th Annual Belmont Festival at Garden City - A Salute to the Wounded Warriors. This year's event which will have a red, white and blue theme, will be held on Friday evening June 10, from 6 to 10 p.m. on Seventh Street. The opening ceremony will begin at 6:45 p.m. on the main stage. The five bands that will be featured this year include; Speak Easy, New Vintage, Five Stone, The Village Music Makers and Jerry and the New Comers. There will be some new special events such as Irish Step Dancing along with activities for the children including face painters and clowns. Please mark your calendar and make it a point to attend this annual family event.
In order to accommodate the event as safely as possible, Seventh Street will be cleared of parked vehicles starting at 4 p.m. and will be closed to all traffic at that time. Parking fields to the rear of the stores (7S and 7N) will remain open. If your car is parked on Seventh Street, please make sure that it is removed prior to 4 p.m. so that the Police Department does not need to take action to move these vehicles.
Earlier this month, the village mailed copies of the 2011 Splash, Garden City Pool Newsletter containing the Pool membership applications to each residence in Garden City. This marks the annual countdown to the opening of the Pool on June 11. Please read the edition of Splash and familiarize yourself with all of the special events that are planned for the Pool as well as all the membership categories. All pool applications should be mailed to the Garden City Pool, 52 Cherry Valley Ave., Garden City, NY 11530, their phone number at the Pool Office is 483-1714. If you did not receive your copy and would like to download a pool application, you can do so by visiting the Recreation Department's website: www.gardencityrecreation.org.
The village mailed tax bills earlier this week to residents and their banks. The first half of village taxes are due during the month of June and will be delinquent and subject to a penalty if payment is not made by July 1.
If you have a question, please call the Tax Department at Village Hall at 465-4156 between 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The next board of trustees meeting will be held on Thursday, June 16. The meeting dates for the summer will be as follows: July 21 and Aug. 18. The meetings will be held in the Board Room at Village Hall and will begin at 8 p.m.
I encourage residents to periodically utilize the village's website for information regarding the village's operations, as well as items of seasonal and special interest. The address is www.gardencityny.net. One item that is listed on the village's homepage under the Heading of Administration is a sub-heading "Water Billing Information" which includes information on water reading.


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SW 22nd Ave & SW 10th St has a Walk Score of 78 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Shenandoah neighborhood in Miami. Nearby parks include Bryan Park, Shenandoah Park and Gomez Park.
Nearby schools include Lincoln-Marti Elementary School, Shenandoah Elementary School and International Studies Charter Middle School.
The closest grocery stores are Presidente Supermarket, Sedano's Supermarket and Tropic Super Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Montanas Cafe, Miami Vending Machines and Latino Cafetria. Nearby restaurants include Orgullo Catracho, La Plancha at Little Havana and Sushi & More.
SW 22nd Ave & SW 10th St is near Miami International University of Art & Design, World Fuel Services Headquarters and Ryder System Headquarters.
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What a pathetically twisted position. The Boston Marathon bombers (one was and one is) horribly vicious human beings who it would be comfortable to consider sub-human. They weren't and aren't. They were quite demonstrably human. Only humans prey on their own species for ideological reasons. Just as we Americans did in Iraq and Vietnam and etc. and are continuing to do in Afghanistan.


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"From a chilling and chaotic on-air confrontation with a Ouija Board through a series of personal encounters with the unknown ranging from an out-of-body experience as a child to a terrifying discovery about Voodoo, Coast to Coast AM's mesmerizing host George Noory absolutely riveted me. What a life! I envy him these great adventures at the edge of reality...and a little farther beyond than most of us would dare to go. George is a very warm guy who has seen and done some very scary things. Late at night you can get a thrill by listening to George on the radio--and then, when it's really late, you can pick up his book...if you dare."---Whitley Strieber, New York Times bestselling author The Grays
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The status of San Francisco 49ers starting quarterback Alex Smith is in question because of a concussion suffered last week. While many are wondering whether Smith or Colin Kaepernick will get the start for the 49ers on Monday night, a source close to the situation says that Smith is on track to play against the Bears.
Smith has been performing well and is expected to pass concussion tests before being cleared by an independent neurologist later this week.
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They looking at migrating to SQL back end I think this will speed it up.
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helpdesk template that you can download for Sharepoint from Microsoft. However according to what I've read it's not ITIL/FITS compatible. Saying that if you're not worried about that, you can try it out. After all it's free :)
Thanks Ken,
We're not too bothered about FITS here, but i'd like to go down that route.
Plus support for MLH is miles better than anyone else is likely to give.
What is ITIL/FITS ? Ive seen it mentioned in some job ads recentlly..
Best practice framework on managing an IT help desk. FITS stands for 'Framework for IT Support' and is Becta's cut down implementation of the ITIL guidlance for education.
You can sit exams to become ITIL qualified. They are done by the same people who do the PRINCE exams for Project Management.
Reminds me I've got some ITIL books sitting around here. Should really read them and get the qual. Problem is it's such a dry subject. oh hum!
I've got Spiceworks to see printers, switches and a few servers, not a single workstation though......Will have to investigate ports....
Did the ITIL certificate and went on the FITS course just to get the education Becta view on it too. It is very dry and literally had me asleep a few times while lying in bed studying. Worth doing though and makes you think constantly about improvements.
I did get told on the FITS course by the trainer that they are going to be doing an exam for it also soon and i would get an email after doing the course earlier this year when details were available. Would definitely like to get the FITS exam done to go with the ITIL if it happens. Need to chase it up. Anyone else heard about it?
We also purchased MLH helpdesk because it is improving all the time and adding ITIL elements and i think mentioned a inventory in the future too. Just need to get some time to get it done, i know theres plenty ITIL would have to say about time management!!
I believe the Practitioner one is almost ready, but the Manager's one is still in development (don't quote me though). They are accredited by the SQA (Scotland's version of Englands NQF) so it's not only accepted through-out the UK, but also internationally (as it's a recognised and mapped qualification).
Hope this helps :)
see here for the ports that Spiceworks uses :)
Hope this helps
Tried using Spiceworks the other week - uninstalled it after 1 hour. Found it to be a jack of all trades, master of nothing. The initial home page is too 'loud' with too much on there IMO. Sticking with Liberum for the helpdesk and will try and find another solution for inventory/stock management software in the school.
Well I stuck with it, spent quite a few hours on it over the weekend [ from home - good old port forwarding ] - now setup alerting what it should. Today got the workstations to be seen, setup a few more range of scans & almost finished the user's portal page.
Two days of hard testing [ give me time to knock up a few 'how tos' ] and I will happily use this from now on.....
I'm looking to install Spiceworks, but am not sure if it's something that will sit on the server, or do I ideally need a separate PC to host it?


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Kurt Wenner, world renown 3D street artist created his latest masterpiece, 'The Millionaire Life' located in Terminal 3 at Singapore's Changi Airport. The artwork was specially designed for Changi Airport's 'Be a Changi Millionaire' shopping promo. Kids and grownups alike will love having their photo taken on this spectacular work of art. Follow Changi Airport on Twitter @fansofchangi.
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Constructed of a calcium carbonate stone, iPavement looks like your average piece of square tile. But one should never judge a tile by its cover. At iPavement's core is a 5GB microprocessor that can support both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Each tile will also come with its own suite of apps, offering users features like coupons to local businesses and maps to nearby places of interest. Via Inteligente's ultimate goal is to make cities more accessible and interesting by linking iPavement squares to people's increasing number of handheld devices.
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This silver ring features a design that was created in 17th century Italy and has the Hebrew words "Mazel Tov" running around the center of the band in a unique font. The Hebrew text is broken up by a series of small of flowers and has a thin border at the top and bottom of the band. This ring is a great engagement gift idea!
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Originally Posted by Hipcheck Back in high school was one thing but now that Im older Hot Pockets area akin to store brand bologna in terms of quality....the lowest of the low in all of its chemically preserved splendor. Originally Posted by chu gar Last time I had one of these things was in high school, and I haven't touched one since. I thought they were disgusting, and the one I had exploded all over my shirt when I went to take a bite. That did it for me, because I could not get that smell out of my nose for three days... Originally Posted by VEGASKING People with taste. Originally Posted by King Ludwig It's like eating a salt lick... Then again, maybe I won't
Originally Posted by UberJarhead They definitely beat this:
Or anything else they feed you in the field. C'mon now UberTeufelHunden, I still jones for an MRE every now and again. You'll miss them someday (maybe).
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INTERCOURSE, Pa. (AP) -- A century-old Pennsylvania grocery store featured in the Harrison Ford movie "Witness" has closed its doors.
The owner of W.L. Zimmerman & Sons says in a letter to customers that she made the "difficult and heart-breaking decision" to shutter the business due to competition.
The shop in Intercourse was featured in several scenes of the 1985 drama about a Philadelphia police detective who hides out with an Amish family.
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The store opened in 1909 and closed on March 28.
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