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You only live once !
How about Tay Tay sits on Mj's lap then you sit in tay's? XD
Thanks for the pics!
By the looks of it he's shaving his chest again. I don't see any chest hairs peeking out. I wanna see him with chest hair. I think it's cute. I think he's just so damned hot! Hehe! I love you Taylor!
Fuck me! He's got the most beautiful smile I've ever seen!
(Call me Baby!)
Last edited by thumbs; April 25th, 2013 at 10:18 PM.
OMG! Taylor Bulge!
Chest Hair too! I love it! Not saying his smooth chest isn't sexy! I love it either way.
I wonder if he gets his looks from his mother's side of the family.. Cause he looks nothing like his father.
i don't really know if i wanna see my sweetie in this movie; he plays a not so nice frat guy. i know for certain i will not go to a theater and pay $10-12 to see it!
actually, after "Abduction", i've been banned from about 16 theaters in the Chicagoland area. let's just say that during said movie, i was masturbating feverishly during the whole entire movie enjoying it "too much for public viewership" (at least this is how the police report put it), so i think i need to wait until i can masturbate my brains out watch it at home.
i just have to say that i LOOOOOVE this pic of him from a recent promo stint for GU2. i swear when i look at this i fall in love all over again...
Last edited by MJEH89; May 3rd, 2013 at 10:08 PM.
"Everyone wants to be adored."
Mjeh, my dear, Please tell me you're joking D:
I'm glad to see that he is getting hotter as he gets older.
I wasting Eclipse the other night and the bit where he gets into the tent with Bella and Edward all shirtless is so hot. He looks incredible
yes, i'm joking!! i have NOT been arrested at 16 different theaters...only 13. they didn't catch me three times cause i sat in the balcony.
this is sooo true. whenever i search for pix, naturally you get pix from when he was a boy ("Sharkboy and Lavagirl") or when he was an early teenager. he had spikey hair, and i guess he was cute, but he was too goofy looking. but NOW...whoa!! after Twilight...damn!! one thing i have noticed is he seems to be losing the muscle he gained for Twilight; he's getting thinner. someone on another site said the same thing.
about two weeks ago:
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"Everyone wants to be adored."
Damn Mjeh, you're right. I love anyway he looks. Only if he's healthy, that's what matters.
I wanna give him the best blowjob ever!
Last edited by Vaischakalogia; May 5th, 2013 at 11:18 PM.
Society is funny. They ask you to be yourself and yet they judge you.
he looks like he's lost 3-4 sizes from the shirtless to the current pic....guess he's not working out 6 hours a day fro Twilight anymore- which doesn't bode well for us- it says he's looking for roles that don't require him to be shirtless.
He's already said that from the beginning. The only reason he put on the extra muscle was to keep the role. It had nothing to do with being shirtless..... Except having the end result of making us drool, but that was not intended.
It's never too early in the year,
to spread some goodwill cheer!
And in some cases, roleplay.
Yes. He is a shy guy by nature and is uncomfortable taking his shirt off and having people gawk at him. He's willing to brave the personal humiliation for a good script and because he knows his fans love it. Such a kind, humble guy. Seems to lean a bit toward the submissive......
It's never too early in the year,
to spread some goodwill cheer!
it may not have been his intention- but I'm sure it was the studios intention and they made sure he was contractually obligated to keep the muscle, etc- if he didn't know that was all he was there for- I feel sorry for him, he's pretty stupid then- he's not a particularly good actor- kind of wooden, frankly!
He knew it was in the script. He wasn't comfortable but did it anyway.
It's never too early in the year,
to spread some goodwill cheer!
wow- he must be uncomfortable A LOT- every photo shoot I've seen of him has him lifting his shirt/trying to be sexy, etc....it's his only real asset- acting talent isn't, he should ride it for all it's worth- he'll be outed sooner or later and never get a list films again- Taylor- STRIP!!!!!!!!
He's actually a decent actor. But yes he is hot and sexy, and photographers/directors use that to their advantage. You have Taylor in a shirtless scene/photo and you're guaranteed to catch the interest of the majority of teen girls (not to mention gay teen/adult males as well). Its part of the entertainment profession that Taylor has chosen so he has learned to accept it.
It's never too early in the year,
to spread some goodwill cheer!
i thought everyone knew that he worked out just to be in Twilight...? i guess he really busted his balls for that. i think i read somewhere that he doesn't like doing the "shirtless thing" at all. meh, his decision. he doesn't have to be shirtless to get my attention!
"trying" to be sexy?!?! my sweetie doesn't have to TRY to be sexy!! he has a natural born talent!! hell, just standing still he's freakin' hot as hell!!! lol!!
as far as his acting is concerned, yeah, i know he's no James Dean, but hell, the Zefron keeps getting roles and HE'S no great actor!!
"he'll be outed sooner or later" - well, if he is, i certainly hope it has ZERO effect on his career. but who knows...
here he is coming out of the Troubadour Club a few days ago...
someone said it looks like he's shaving his chest hair...here's proof that he's not...thank the stars above!!!
"Everyone wants to be adored."
Seriously, he doesn't have a bad pictures. Looking good babe!
As for him [ever] coming out, I don't think it'll effect his carrer. He'll still be a heartthrob, and adored by even a bigger community. Many other gay/lesbian celebrities have come out and it didn't effect their careers. I mean he's, some have stepped away from infant of the camera for a while, but they come back in force. Does that make sense?
Hopefully this doesn't make me sound dumb.
here's the pic that didn't come thru:
"Everyone wants to be adored."
Looks like he staring right at my soul!
This look is
"Tonight, we're fucking soooo hard. Draining each others sacs, sucking each other off till we're bone dry."
OMG, those eyes, those lips, ooh that chest hair! If I were to have one last wish granted on this earth, I'd want him for the day.
i literally laughed out loud as i read this! you have a vivid imagination, little dude!!
anyway...looks my sweetie had a little trouble with his BMW 5 Series in BH the other day...looks like the mechanic had to get on his knees to help out TL. i wonder if "thumbs" would get on HIS knees to help out TL with any hard problems...??
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"Everyone wants to be adored."
Vivid doesn't even begin to say anything! Dirty imagination is what i think you meant to put, right? You have no idea how much lust/love I have for him. I'm not a stalker or anything, I love him.
No doubt man! I don't know much about cars, but I have a big tool, I know exactly where it goes.
I can`t stop jerking off to taylor lautner i wanna cum on that pretty boys face
honestly- his face doesn't so it for me- that pug dog nose....if he does let the body slack up becuase he's done with Twilight- I don't see my interest in him continuing- his pecs and abs are all he has worth looking at in my book- sorry, 1 man's opinion- kinda the purpose of the whole message board thing.....
His face is too busy on my screen next to my cock as I'm jacking off to it.
Well I love his sexy "pug nose" and I'm sure many others here do too, but that's just my opinion.
"I'm not a stalker..." ha-ha-ha, funny.
dude, no one can stop...
agreed and agreed. maybe if we petition congress...
amen brother, amen. yes, it is like a religious experience...
"Everyone wants to be adored."
Personally, his face is the 1st thing I notice & I love it! He could totally have that overweight body from the MTV Awards & I would still jump his bones 24/7 given the chance.
The fact that he has the actual body he has is just icing on a very delicious cake!
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Nice Remn 321; very nice!!!
Last edited by lalaland2; May 21st, 2013 at 04:13 PM.
^^Even though he's not huge anymore, he's still pretty fit eh.
"Your life is yours alone. Rise up and live it."
Richard Rahl
Meh... the body was really his only asset.

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(11-22-2012 12:52 PM)0264 roadrunner1964 Wrote: Real nice Emerald addition. Patch should have been nicer, but those don't come around often.
(11-22-2012 01:24 PM)warcraftin Wrote: Sweet Pickups!
(11-22-2012 03:50 PM)nineof Wrote: Great Certified Emerald card addition. Know what you mean about the patch, but you can always upgrade later. The important thing is to get one for your pc first. This is why I think card companies don't even look at the cards they produce. A non-collector would look at that and think it's wrong to have a 1-color jersey piece for a super low print run card. I digress... Good work on the lot too. Dig die-cuts.
(11-22-2012 09:55 PM)koolkellygirl Wrote: Nice pick-ups. Still amazed there's anything out there for you to get!
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- Higher toll plan for Golden Gate Bridge gets poor reviews at San Rafael hearing
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- First weekend closure likely to install Golden Gate Bridge median barrier
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- Golden Gate Bridge to convert to all-electronic tolling at just after midnight Wednesday
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Toll-takers at the Golden Gate Bridge have a little more than a month left on the job as span officials plan to roll out all-electronic tolling at the end of March.
Life for those drivers who have Fastrak will remain unchanged; they will continue to pay a discounted $5 to cross the span. But the thousands of people who use cash will have to find a new way to pay.
Elsewhere in the United States and overseas, cashless tolling systems use video cameras like those already installed on the Golden Gate that now capture the license plates of toll violators.
The same cameras will now be used for a "pay-by-plate" system that will assess tolls based on license plate numbers to the registered owner of the vehicle on file with the state Department of Motor Vehicles. Those users will pay $6 per crossing.
The cameras at the Toll Plaza will record images of license plates. Then electronically, the toll can then be assessed to a license plate account opened online.
Paying by credit card online is likely the easiest option, bridge officials said.
The bridge also will offer a one-time payment option that can be made up to 30 days before passing through the toll plaza. There also will be retail outlets where bridge users can pay their toll in cash by providing their license plate numbers. Payments also will be accepted over the phone.
Those who do not do anything will be mailed a bill for the toll with a payment due in 21 days. After that time has elapsed they will be treated as toll violators and will be required to pay the toll and a $25 penalty. There will be no mechanism to accept cash payments at the bridge.
For those who rent cars and cross the span, bridge spokeswoman Mary Currie had two words: "renter beware."
Renters should ask their rental company if a convenience—fee based tolling program is offered. The majority of rental vehicle companies offer the program and the tolling program is part of the rental agreement.
If the rental company does not offer a tolling program for the bridge, renters should ask how that company assesses tolls. If the company doesn't offer toll payment information renters should make a one-time payment by telephone, online or at a cash payment location, or by opening a limited duration license plate account.
Those from out-of-state can open a Fastrak account or make a one-time payment up to 30 days before or up to 48 hours after crossing the bridge.
Anyone lending or selling their car is advised that the registered owner of the vehicle is responsible for all toll payments.
Testing for the new system has been under way since late January. The new system is set to go live March 27.
"It looks all smooth at this point," said Dietrich Stroeh, bridge board member from Marin. "A lot will have to do with communication to the public. We don't want people stopping at the toll plaza. There will be a lot of signage."
Golden Gate Bridge officials are eliminating 32 toll-takers, among other steps, to help bail the district out of a $66 million budget shortfall over the next five years.
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They dont make twinkies anymore?
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They'll be gone, trust me. lol
i think i know who's buying them:
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I like(d) Twinkies, but like Zebra Cakes better.
Ebay should have a rule anyone with an IQ lower the 30 should not be allowed to post for sale items. $20 million for Twinkies?
20+ years from now I and others will look back @WMXXX and say remember when Brock Beat The Undertaker? More people will remember his only loss more than those 21 Straight wins.
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How Megan Plans To Spend Her Long Summer Vacation
This year, summer is super-exciting because it's SO much longer than I'm used to! I know some high schools that do get out around May, but every year, my district usually gets out somewhere around June 26. By then, there's really only two months of summer. However, I got out of school May 9 this year, which practically doubles how long my summer is!
Keep reading to find out how Megan plans to spend her three months off of school!
What I Would Have Packed Instead
Hi Seventeen!
For my last F15 vlog, I wanted to give a little insight on what I would have differently packing up for freshman year if I had known what I know now. Thank you all so much for such a great year of blogging, and I hope you all have an amazing summer!
Freshman Year Lessons: How To Take Care Of Yourself
There are a million little things you learn throughout your first year of college. You will learn names, faces, where you're going around campus, and little tips and tricks to survive the year that stem from experience and mistakes. Then, there are the larger lessons you learn as you grow throughout your first year of college.
Click "read more" to find out the most important lesson Claire learned during her freshman year!
Freshman Year Lessons: It's Okay To Be Scared
For my last blog documenting my freshman year of college, I wasn't sure exactly what to say. The thing is, I've realized throughout this year that despite any amount of advice you can receive, nothing can fully prepare you for the experiences of college and beyond. I learned that when nothing is completely predictable, the best you can do is to embrace that uncertainty: do things that scare you.
Click "read more" for tons of ways you can push your comfort zone and make the most of freshman year!
How I Made The Best Of Bad Days During Freshman Year
Hi everyone!
Thank you all so much for such an amazing year on the Freshman 15 panel. Being able to blog every week for you guys really helped me get through my first semesters at college! Check out my last (*sob*) vlog to find what you can do to cheer yourself up if you're ever feeling a little down in the dumps at school.
Megan's Best And Worst Changes Over Freshman Year
I've seen a few posts already from some of the F15 girls on change throughout freshman year, and I'm going to reiterate again: you WILL change so much after this first year. For me personally, I'd say both physically and emotionally I've changed a ton.
We can start with the most obvious and least important: physical changes. Now this isn't true for everyone, but I definitely feel as though my appearance has changed from the time I went off to college until I came back home this month. Everyone is constantly asking, "When did you get SO blonde?" I'm not really sure either, but apparently it happened! Luckily for me, one thing I'm happy hasn't changed is my weight. My roommateand I tried our hardest to push ourselves to the gym to avoid the dreaded "freshman 15", and I'm proud to say that-regardless of the late night Domino's and dining hall food-I've managed to avoid it. I'd like to think I've developed better style this year as well...but that's up to interpretation! ;)
Click through to find out the biggest change Megan noticed going from high school to college!
5 Reasons To Say Yes To "Dorm-cest"
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Before I came to college, I heard that hooking up with your hallmates—AKA "dorm-cest"— was a big "don't." However, I found myself in an unofficial relationship with a dude on my floor and honestly? It's not so bad! Check out my latest vlog for 5 reasons why I think dorm-cest is really no big deal.
Freshman Year Lessons: You're In Charge Of How You Feel
Looking back on freshman year, I really felt like I didn't change much. It was everything I expected: New school, harder classes and daily commuting. But after awhile, I began to see what a difference this year has made.
My brother just graduated from eighth grade today. As I sat through the ceremony, I remembered when I once sat in those seats, awaiting my turn to finally become a high school student. And now, as a college student...What am I looking forward to becoming?
Every year in high school, it was looking forward to moving up, like becoming an eighth grader or a senior. Well, in college, I'm looking forward to becoming myself.
Find out how Chloe learned to take charge of her own feelings after the jump!
Freshman Year Lessons: Take Tons Of Chances
Throughout this first year of college, I've tried to avoid clichés. We are all more than the clichés people try to pass us off as! But over the last nine months I've discovered one cliché to be 100% true: Take chances. Seriously, do it.
This year, I played it safe. I went to bed early, I went to (almost) all of my classes, I stayed in and avoided parties, and I made friends with people who were easy to be friends with. I didn't take many crazy chances, and it's something I regret. However, there were a few times when I just closed my eyes and took a chance.
Fall semester, I took a poetry class for the honors college. It required very little work outside of class: All I had to do was write a poem one week and analyze a published, modern poem another week. I'd never been the "poetic" type before, but I really took to this class. Rather than just trying to get through, I started opening up and writing about things that actually mattered to me.
Keep reading to find out how Kait's poetry ended up being published, plus hear about some of the other chances she took this year!
How I've Changed During My Freshman Year
Hey Seventeen!
First off, thank you so much for an amazing year! I've truly loved sharing my freshman experience with all of you. For my last F15 vlog ever, I wanted to talk about some of the biggest changes that happened to me in my first year at college. Check out the video below!


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Tom E. Curran calls the boys during his layover in Denver and gets right into the Deflategate craziness. Tom talks about his knowledge of the situation including his thoughts on if the NFL was indeed trying to set up and catch the Pats in the act. He gets into the relationship between Belichick and the league office, Belichick and Kraft and the actual game on Super Bowl Sunday.
Greg and Steve discuss the Deflategate debacle with callers and give their theories as to what went down in Foxboro last week against the Colts. Both guys think that Pats may be guilty of doing something to the balls, but that so do most other teams. Will Belichick and Brady be punished? Not if the NFL doesn't have proof, which it's looking more and more like they don't.
Ben and Sam discuss ways to improve the NBA All-Star weekend, hand out of hardware, and give their Finals predictions
Jackie MacMullen, ESPN Boston, talks with MFB about Rondo being traded to the Dallas Mavericks, and how this will have an effect on the Celtics rebuild process
How have the Celtics looked after a couple weeks? Could they be a playoff team? These questions and more...
The Red Sox have taken over Foxwoods and Red Sox Manager John Farrell sat down with Mut and Bradford to talk about the roster and how the 2015 season is looking.
Red Sox pitcher Joe Kelly and 3B Pablo Sandoval sat down with Mut and Bradford. Joe Kelly had a few interesting proclamations. First he said that 95% of pitchers use some sort of grip enhancer, and then he said he was going to win the Cy Young. Pablo leaned over and promised 10 HR's, explaining to Joe that the trick is to set the bar low.
Mut and Rob are in on the Hot Stove Show this week and they're taking calls and talking about the Red Sox pitching as we are 5 weeks away from pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training.
Pierre McGuire talks about ways hockey players skirt the rules in the NHL and the development of Dougie Hamilton.
Pierre McGuire joins Lou, Christian and Tim to discuss the resurgent Bruins, the emergence of David Pastrnak, and former Boston College stand-out Johnny Gaudreau looking to trademark the name 'Johnny Hockey.'
We get our state of the B report from NESN's Jack Edwards, right in the midst of a 4 game winning streak and hot return for David Pastrnak.
Tom Brady joined the show before his trip to Phoenix.
The top stories of the day as recounted by Kirk Minihane.
The guys opened the show by discussing Belichick's presser Saturday.
Patriots WR Julian Edelman told MFB "It just goes to show how smart our coach is, that he would do a full, high-school science experiment." He also spoke about Super Bowl 49 and what the Patriot wide-outs need to do to beat a talented Seattle secondary.
Bill Belichick delivered a press conference for the ages, in an attempt to clear up some issues regarding "Deflate-gate."
The guys react to comments made by Former Carolina Panthers General Manager Marty Hurney
We get the national perspective on Deflategate and the Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl with the playmaker, Hall of Famer Michael Irvin.
We discuss deflategate and move beyond it for some game talk with Tom E Curran of CSNNE
Michael, Jerry and Andy Hart of PFW continue the dialogue and try and find some sanity in this sea of madness.
A caller named Jumbo from California raises a question that hasn't been talked about too much, what happens if it's determined that the Patriots aren't found responsible for the deflation of the footballs?
Mut and Lenny continue talking and taking calls on deflategate, as well as hearing the sound from Kirk Minihane's appearance on the O'Reilly Factor.
Mut and Lenny are talking deflategate and what impact it could have on the Patriots organization.
Chris and comedian Mike Mulloy recap the final Raw before the Rumble and preview the Rumble itself.
Would you rather watch important games in the stadium or on TV? Also we discuss our worst experiences at stadiums.
Ben and Sam discuss ways to improve the NBA All-Star weekend, hand out some hardware, and give their Finals predictions.
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CENTRAL CITY, Ky. (3/13/14) — It has been a year since the Kentucky General Assembly approved the statewide sale of alcohol on Primary and General Election days.
However, the law passed in March of 2013 was not mandatory.
A provision allowed each community across Kentucky to make the final decision on whether to sell alcoholic beverages or not between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Election Day.
At the time the bill was passed, the Central City City Council opted to continue restricting the sale of alcohol. But all of that changed Wednesday night, March 12, with only two months to go before Kentucky's Primary Election.
In a unanimous vote, and with little discussion, the council lifted the city's ban on the sale of alcohol during the hours the polls are open.
According to Mayor Barry Shaver, businesses in the city that depend on alcohol sales for a portion of their revenues have been in favor of the approval.
The council also received good news from City Administrator David Rhoads.
"From 2012 to 2013, there was a $91,250 increase in revenues. It's been an outstanding year for the city," Rhoads said.
Mayor Shaver told SurfKY News after the meeting that the city is in better shape financially than it has been in a long time.
"We feel the city is on the right track, and we'll just keep doing what we've been doing to help Central City grow and prosper," he said.
Paul McRee
SurfKY News Reporter
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Hoping that it is at least 16x9 SD. That does make a difference. More pixels.
What bothers me is that anytime we've seen 16X9 on a 4X3 frame anywhere on DirecTV, it's usually letterboxed,meaning those of us who have 16X9 see bars on all sides!
In fact, only last week have we started seeing Al Jazeera (via MHz Worldview) in anamorphic NTSC, so at least it can be stretched to properly fill the screen.
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With a stay at Chase Suite Hotel Lincoln in Lincoln, you'll be in the business district and close to Nebraska Wesleyan University and Hyde Memorial Observatory. This hotel is within close proximity of International Quilt Study Center and Lincoln Children's Zoo.
Make yourself at home in one of the 120 air-conditioned rooms featuring fireplaces and LCD televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with triple sheeting and cotton sheets, and all rooms are furnished with sofa beds. Rooms have private balconies. Kitchens are outfitted with full-sized refrigerators/freezers, stovetops, and microwaves. Complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment.
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Enjoy recreational amenities such as a spa tub and a seasonal outdoor pool. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and a fireplace in the lobby. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the complimentary area shuttle that operates within 5 mi.
Grab a bite from a grocery/convenience store serving guests of Chase Suite Hotel Lincoln. Mingle with other guests at the complimentary manager's reception, held on weekdays at early evening. A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, a computer station, and audiovisual equipment. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary during limited hours, and a train station pick-up service is also provided at no charge.
When the Bluejays take the court, you can expect to see a sea of bright blue shirts at the Sam & Louie's at the corner of 24th and Cuming in Omaha. The location has been one of Creighton University's homes away from home since it opened in 1994, but its welcoming atmosphere is found at each of the eatery's 24 locations. There, friends and families bond over great conversation and an eclectic mix of casual cuisine from a menu inspired by traditional New York–style pizzerias. Eighteen specialty pizzas are hand tossed into thin-crust pies before being decorated with more than 35 toppings such as creamy alfredo sauce, sliced Italian meatballs, and canadian bacon. In deference to those with special dietary needs, almost all of these specialty pizzas are available in gluten-free pizzas.
In addition to pizzas, cooks also craft their daily-made dough into calzones and strombolis, which ooze with mozzarella cheese and marinara sauce. The menu culminates in five third-pound Black Angus burgers, Italian hoagies, and eight types of pastas. In addition to hosting guests inside their welcoming pizzerias for both lunch and dinner, the cooks at Sam and Louie's also take their food on the road, offering catering services for events both large and not-so-large.
Property Location
A stay at The Cornhusker, A Marriott Hotel places you in the heart of Lincoln, walking distance from Pershing Center and Nebraska State Capitol. This hotel is within close proximity of Great Plains Art Museum and Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 297 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, as well as multi-line phones with voice mail.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Enjoy recreational amenities such as an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness facility. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and 24-hour room service is provided. At the end of the day, relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, business services, and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and a ballroom. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary during limited hours.
While teaching jazz dance in the 1960s, Judi Sheppard Missett decided to step away from tradition by offering an experimental class that allowed her students to simply dance without the judgment of mirrors or the constraints of rigid technique. In these sessions, she began infusing popular dance moves with specific fitness workouts to forge a distinctive blend of cardio exercise, strength training, and dance instruction. Little did she know that this "just for fun" class was the prototype for what would become the national fitness sensation known as Jazzercise.
Today, Jazzercise takes its aerobic techniques from a variety of sources that include jazz dance, hip-hop, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, and kickboxing. The class formats, which vary according to different toning goals, are just as diverse as the program's move set. Two-time Dancing with the Stars champion Cheryl Burke is a big fan of the improvisational routines, although her advanced skills aren't needed to get the most out of classes. Instructors cultivate a noncompetitive atmosphere where all exercisers—with the exception of those marked as cursed by jazz-hand palm readers—are welcome regardless of age, build, or fitness background.
The staff at Alternative Tan Spa respects all aspects of individuality, from your personal skin type to your musical tastes. They dole out tips for tanning schedules and products that will suit each client, ever mindful of safety precautions for different dermal needs. Inside the spa rooms, clients can load a favorite CD into the stereo before visiting their chosen booth or bed, basking afterward in the breezes from private cooling systems and primping at available vanity areas.
The spa's tanning equipment ranges from Level 1 Tan America beds to standup spray-tanning booths, which take less than one minute to coat bodies in a coppery sheen that can last up to 10 days. As beds increase in level, their amenities become more advanced: Level 3 Starflight beds feature facial lamps, and Level 4 Cayenne and S-Class beds refresh physiques with built-in misting systems. The open Sunboard bed bronzes skin without enclosing customers beneath a lid, finally enabling them to high-five their own feet when they achieve even coverage.
Eyelashes are one of Tiffany Baustert's specialties. The licensed aesthetician painstakingly applies NovaLash eyelash extensions to help women looking to fill out depleted lash lines, cut down on their morning makeup routines, or walk down the aisle without their tears of joy sending streaks of mascara down their cheeks. It's all part of what Baustert sees as her primary mission as an aesthetician: to make women feel better about themselves.
To the same end, Baustert offers several services designed to address blemishes. Microdermabrasion and chemical peels can lessen scarring and damage left by acne and other skin woes, and Baustert's newly mastered microneedling technique promotes the body's natural collagen production. Baustert has spent much of her life in and around the beauty industry and is proud of the clinical precision and clear, medical-grade results her work can achieve.


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Zach Randolph logged his 12 consecutive double-double against the Thunder during an 85-74 win on Saturday, scoring 21 points with 18 rebounds, three assists and one block in 37 minutes.
Tim Duncan scored just four points in a loss to the Clippers on Saturday, adding eight boards, one assist and one steal in 26 minutes.
Kevin Durant returned from a toe injury on Saturday in an 85-74 loss to the Grizzlies, scoring 15 points on 5-of-16 from the field with seven rebounds, four assists, one steal and four 3-pointers.
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LeBron James scored 36 points in a 106-90 win against the Wolves on Saturday with six rebounds, five assists, one block and three 3-pointers in 40 minutes.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope got hot on Saturday and racked up 28 points, five rebounds, four assists, a steal, three blocks and six 3-pointers in a home win over the Rockets.
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- Lite Brite Remix For Vesper's 1st birthday, we created a custom Lite Brite to decorate her bedroom. The box was laser cut and etched from black arcylic and actual Lite Brite pegs were used for the imagery. We wrote a custom script in Grasshopper to generate the layout of holes to be cut for the pegs. The box is lit from the inside by strip LEDs. 2013 Industrial Design, Product Design, Toy Design
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March 2
Ace Hotel New York
Part of Fashion Week 2013
Within the Ace Hotel lobby, visitors were invited to peruse the Bespoke Jewelry Bazaar featuring collaborative works between select pairs of designers. thefuturefuture were teamed with jewelry designer Chris Habana to produce a set of pieces developed especially for the event. This was the first preview of these items and all items were available for purchase.
Makerbot was on hand, live printing custom variations.
The event concluded with a symposium on 3D printing, The Metaphor of Making and Fashion's Future from four points of view. Fashion designer Michael Schmidt, who has created wardrobes for luminaries such as Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Deborah Harry and Madonna. He is joined by Brooks Hagan, textile artist and Acting Head of the Textile Department at RISD, and 3D design evangelists Michael Curry and Duann Scott of MakerBot and Shapeways, respectively.
List of designers:
Ten Thousand Things
Ursa Major
In God We Trust
Lindsey Adelman
Anna Sheffield
Chris Habana
Kostika Spaho
Duann Scott 2013 Fashion, Jewelry Design - (De)composition (De)composition of metric space is a manifestation of dispersed media at the intersection of creation and destruction. Similar in the formation of bubbles to foam, it is a self-organizing system in its most stable condition, yet concurrently on the verge of failure. This balance in duality is represented in the delineation of numerous convex polytopes constructing a topology of space that is simultaneously observed as the intelligent configuration of space and the remainder of carved away chards from a greater whole. 2012 Architecture, Digital Art, Exhibition Design
- Flat Pack Table The Flat Pack Table breaks down into 4 pieces and stacks 2" thick. No hardware is required for assembly. 2011 Furniture Design, Industrial Design
- CNC Drawings Utilizing the same custom algorithms used to generate our 3d faceted rock shapes, each image is individually produced as 2d vectors, then drawn mechanically using a CNC machine that retraces the line work with a pen. Multiple passes add line weight and selective color. 2011 Digital Art, Drawing, Print Design
Text Necklaces
Phrases, names, secret messages? Say what you wish in this 3 dimensional text necklace. Written out in a custom font, this necklace is a unique, personal statement.
Necklaces are highly durable 3D printed nylon and available in black or white. Phrase hangs on a 15" sterling silver chain.
Current phrases ready to ship include: awesomelyawesome and hiddenbeauty.
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Ring 3d printed in sterling silver + stainless steel.
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Each ring is 3d printed in nylon and is highly durable.
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Bigger is better. This rock beats all others! It is oversized just enough to lay over the neighboring finger.
The rings are 3d printed in black nylon and are highly durable.
Each rock is custom generated, allowing each ring to have a different and unique rock setting atop the band. 2012 Fashion, Jewelry Design - Hyper Rock Necklace 3d Printed 2 part necklace. 2012 Jewelry Design
Rock Necklaces
Large 3d printed nylon rocks on delicate flat cable chain. The chain is approximately 24" long and hangs mid-chest.
Each rock is custom generated and unique.
Chain is available in 14k gold, sterling silver, black oxidized sterling silver, and silver finish base metal. 2011 Jewelry Design - Bar Necklaces 3d printed rods on chain necklaces. 2011 Jewelry Design
- Rock Series Planter Each planter form is custom generated and 3d printed in glazed ceramic. Sizes vary in the range of 4"x 4"x 4". 2012 Furniture Design, Industrial Design
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thefuturefuture have individually worked with several talented architects and designers to produce pieces of all scales and types. This page seeks to bring some of those projects to the surface while duely noting credit. We by no means take complete credit for these projects, but have been very deeply involved in the creation of these projects while working w/ others.
Please click through to see more images of these projects and to explore more of these studios' work. 2012 Architecture, Exhibition Design - DIVISION DIVISION is a design & fabrication studio based in Brooklyn, NY. With a background in architecture, the studio has been involved in the production of projects across multiple scales and mediums, from interior renovations, to large-scale sculptural installations, to product and furniture design. Our care for materials and methods is an extension of our continuous investigation of digital techniques and new ways of making. 2013 Architecture, Computer Animation, Exhibition Design


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What a strange notion, that an act supposedly so simple, holding the key to solving many of the problems that plague the inhabitants of the earth the world over, should take so much prep time and so many pages of this book. If the answer is trees, what's holding us back? Let's just get up out of our armchairs and go do it! Right?
No town can fail of beauty, though its walks were gutters and its houses hovels, if venerable trees make magnificent colonnades along its streets. HENRY WARD BEECHER |
Not so fast. Many transformational acts are simple. Few are easy. So it is with establishing trees, growing forests; creating canopies—whatever we wish to call this simple act of planting. Doing it right will take you on a journey during which you'll discover not only which trees you like but also which neighbors you can count on, which bureaucrats you can call by their first names, what it takes to get a tree into the ground, and what it takes to keep it alive. Getting pregnant is pretty simple. It's more difficult to go through labor and birth. But the hardest part is raising the children, giving them just enough of what they need and not smothering them. So it is with trees in cities. It's easier to dream than to plant and harder still to maintain.
Planting a tree is a nice thing to do. It helps maintain the status quo. However, it can also be a powerful act of defiance, embodying the leverage that galvanizes people to take action. It separates gesture and sentiment from true commitment. It gently but ruthlessly extracts commitment from the gesture. Trees demand care—our continued involvement, interest, and nurturing. Without it, they die. Planting has the ability to transform our own behavior and that of our culture.
Tree planting takes the simple act of an individual and elevates it, revealing the truth about where true power rests in the world. The result of a single person's planting can be monumental, and when individual acts are added up, the result is powerful evidence of what one can do for the world. For some reason, this work causes people to move beyond political, philosophical, cultural, racial, and economic differences to cooperate together. The colossal amount of energy that's generated in that coming together can be used to accomplish extraordinary feats.
As such, it is the perfect drive mechanism, the first step in the healing of our nation and environment. When we plant and care for trees, alone or together, we begin to build an internal place of peace, beauty, safety, joy, simplicity, caring, and satisfaction. The results encourage us to take on larger challenges. After a while, we discover that we've established a richer inner and outer world for ourselves, our families, our neighborhoods, our cities, and our world.
This book will draw an analogy between trees and people, partly because trees have personalities just as people do, and partly because the magic we will explore is created only out of the synergy between trees and people.
Working with living things—people as well as trees—takes patience and persistence. It's not neat and tidy. Part of the challenge in putting together this book was to pinpoint those ideas and facts we felt would be helpful while guarding against the cookie-cutter approach. There's no such thing as a typical American city when it comes to street-tree planting. In Los Angeles, we have it pretty tough at the time of this printing with laws mandating such local customs as the use of root barriers, which aim to help prevent broken sidewalks, and the pounding in of steel poles instead of wooden stakes as an extra measure against vandalism. But
other cities have their own special requirements, such as Atlanta, where Trees Atlanta must plant enormous trees as a guard against vandalism and must do it at 2 a.m. to comply with rules that require the entire street to be blocked off for such a performance. Have you ever tried to keep people enthusiastic at 2 a.m.?
The Simple Act of Planting a Tree is strangely not a book about planting trees, although we hope it will inspire you to put a few in the ground and rear them well; If five years from now you've changed the face of your city by planting and establishing a green canopy, our purpose will have been served beyond our dreams. If you've transformed your backyard into a forest, we'll be delighted. However, if you've not planted one tree but, excited by the concepts and ideas expressed here, you've started a neighborhood watch, a citizen advocacy group, a babysitting co-op, or even if you've volunteered at your kids' school library, we've still done what we set out to do. This book is about community—establishing it, tapping into it, and using it to nurture responsibility for our global environment.
The Emerald Isle? In 1984, Jan Alexander, an Australian woman returning to her adopted home of Ireland, passed through Los Angeles taking TreePeople literature as a souvenir. That winter, Ireland suffered its worst winter storms in forty years. Many trees were destroyed; and many that survived were cut down as the meaning of the word liability hit landowners. Jan wrote the Irish Times demanding more respect for the hardwoods of Ireland and announced her intention to begin replanting them. Crann is the Gaelic word for tree and the name of the organization she started in 1986. Crann has trained twenty young people in forestry, started a nursery to supply trees to projects throughout Ireland, launched its first urban initiative with the planting of 10,000 trees in Dublin, produced literature and a video, and is finalizing plans for the planting of 50,000 oak trees in a rural county south of Dublin. In recognition of her role in generating interest in tree planting, the Irish Government appointed Jan Alexander to the State Forestry Board in 1989. |
As your perspective changes, or as you implement your first project, you'll wonder how the bulk of the human population can know so little about the natural environment and, specifically, about the plant kingdom—our more ancient cohabitants of this planet. With plants and trees being so critical to our survival, how is it that we don't see them? How can urban dwellers walk past street trees that are being strangled by tree ties and not want to cut them with a pair of clippers, or at least report them? How can we overlook the bad maintenance practices that destroy the urban forest canopy, and with it part of our children's inheritance, without making tree care a priority in our local government?
We are right in the middle of a beautiful ecosystem and we don't even see it.
We cannot separate ourselves from the environment; it is actually as much a part of us as we are of it. The air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, all become a part of us. As we pollute the earth, we damage ourselves, our own bodies. It's increasingly difficult for us to pretend that environmentally caused illnesses such as skin and other cancers, auto-immune-system disorders, and lung disease have nothing to do with the way we've been treating ourselves and the extensions of our bodies—the environment.
Most people are on the world, not in it—have no conscious sympathy or relationship to anything about them—undiffused, separate, and rigidly alone like marbles of polished stone, touching but separate. JOHN MUIR |
The words community and commons are from the same root. Traditionally, the commons in England were used to graze cows—common land, respected and maintained by all for the good of all. What happened to our concept of common spaces? They are all around us still—the streets, parks, air, beaches, ocean, rivers, streams, and forests—but for some reason we don't feel personally responsible for them.
Much of what happened was the result of our moving out of villages and into cities. No longer did everyone know everyone else's business. Every now and then, a person could actually get away with a transgression and not be found out. Cities granted anonymity. And, in a strange way, with anonymity comes powerlessness.
Under the notion that they could do a better job than all of us, we gave up many of our responsibilities to governments and institutions. In doing so, we also gave up much of our power. They handled things just fine for a while. They had the responsibility for fetching the water, food, and energy, and getting rid of the waste. They were also taking care of the common resources of land, water, air, and trees. We figured we weren't supposed to stay involved, because they knew more about it than we did. It is convenient to not have to be responsible for everything, but it's not so pleasant to lose individual power.
The larger cities became, the less in touch we were, the more damage we unwittingly created, and the less it seemed to matter whether we were decent citizens or not. The prevailing feeling was "If I don't do it, somebody else will," and no corresponding negative feedback to this attitude developed. Inevitably, we lost the ability to discern the difference we made. We assumed we had no control over our environment and, therefore, no role to play in either preserving or enhancing it. Many of the problems now facing our inner cities—problems in the face of which they are the powerless ones—stem from having given up our individual responsibility for ourselves and our surroundings. Gang wars. Drug abuse. Teen suicide. The school dropout rate. Graffiti. Urban youth is shouting out: I want to matter!
These days, most who live in large cities have inherited its problems: pollution, bad planning, too much concrete, and not enough community life. This sense of a bad inheritance exacerbates an already depressing situation, adding to our conviction that there's nothing we can do to change it.
This book is here to help you put together two pieces of a horribly complex puzzle. On the one hand, we present an environment that's crying out for our attention, love, and nurturing, and is hurting from our neglect. On the other, we see a society in breakdown over a lack of positive outlets for its energy, its members suffering from a perceived lack of personal power. Society is saying "Help!" The planet is starting to fray around the edges. It's time for us to get involved.
Environmental damage is now being equated with a basic threat to personal health and human survival. However, protecting the environment used to be regarded as an altruistic act—the work of the do-gooders. We submit that doing good is not just about our own survival on the planet; it actually feels pretty good too.
I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. EDWARD EVERETT HALE |
This book is peppered with stories about people who only really found themselves when they got out and started working in the community. Brilliant leaders who had never stood before an audience of more than two. Mothers who've linked with other mothers, kids with cops, environmentalists with four-wheel-drive clubbers. The synergy of people cooperating with one another can form the magic that produces miracles. When those people are neighbors, the magic is only beginning. From tree planting and care to sharing fruit and rich compost and having monthly cookouts and block-club activities, as we begin to recycle our energy instead of being drained by strenuous work, we're revitalized. Instead of feeling alienated, we create family. Instead of feeling helpless, we find power. Instead of wondering why we're alive, we have purpose.
But where to start? What are we allowed to do? Don't you need a college degree to be able to do serious urban tree planting? What about money, permission, resources, contacts, supplies, a network? Where are they? How do we find them? These are the questions this book will answer.
You'll understand how to start this work right from where you sit. You'll read about successes and failures and how the challenges are met. You'll learn what happens when we reconnect with nature and our own power. You'll see how when we recycle our energy, we can link up natural cycles that have been broken. You'll discover how this work, simple as it is, is a basis—practically a prerequisite—for mobilizing our society to take on the larger environmental challenges that face us.
The way to live our vision on a daily basis is to understand that right now is the only time we have. JOHN HANLEY |
This book is both a sit-down-and-read-it book and a champing-at-the-bit book. It's not just for pragmatists but also for those who use new appliances without reading the instructions. Most of the book can be taken in by the fireplace in an evening or two and may see you getting impatient to pick up a shovel, or at least the phone. The workbooks are best attacked with pencil in hand and creative juices flowing—whether that be during your coffee break, in the supermarket line, around a community conference table, on the bus, or in the middle of a phone call.
A Man with a Mission Dr. Alfred Swanson, a noted international speaker on hand surgery, has addressed audiences in fifty countries over the last thirty years, and the environmental degradation he witnessed around the world started getting to him. He began slipping environmental slides into his presentations and demanding five minutes on the subject with every audience. In 1985, he formed the International Tree Corps—then realized his personal planting project should begin with his Western Michigan neighborhood. In 1989, he gave each of 10,000 lucky local fifth graders an eight- to twelve-foot maple or sycamore sapling to take home and plant. In 1990, he added first graders to the program with each receiving a one-foot-tall Colorado Blue Spruce. He plans to reforest the first and fifth grades through the year 2000. "If 20 percent of the population starts planting trees, we've reached a critical mass," says Dr. Swanson, who received a letter from one of last year's fifth graders vowing to send him photographic updates every year for the next ten years. |
Flip back and forth. Participate as you go along. This book is not just a nice idea, but a practical guide to get you out into your community, talking to your neighbors, introducing yourself to your trees or to their absence, and doing something about planting and taking responsibility for what's there.
In putting the pieces together, we have attempted to follow a logical chronology, which is not, however, the only way that planting and care projects develop. In fact, once you start on this course, you'll find yourself guided better by problems than by logic; you'll proceed based on which problems arise first to be solved. Since you likely are a person open to alternatives, you may find an alternative way to read this book, other than from beginning to end. Where it seems helpful, we refer you to another chapter or section of the book where a particular thought or situation is explored in more detail. Chop and change at will. This process after all is organic.
Community tree planting and care is a nonpartisan, nonreligious open door through which anyone can step. What may start out as a fun way to spend a few weekends, or a way to get to know your neighbors, can become a powerful tool for one's personal growth. The combination of learning and playing with hard work, tough challenges, and the creation of something real and positive in the physical world can be enough to change peoples' lives.
Your urban forest—whatever its condition—needs you. Even with the best government-managed urban-forestry program imaginable, there's still a role for you as an advocate. When the going gets tough and nobody is listening to you, however, you'll feel some doubt about this role. But check back with the trees because it is they, after all, that are your inspiration.
Happy reading. But don't get too comfortable in that armchair. There's a whole lot of planting to do!


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Single-console network management gets in the way of using your staff economically. Distributed platforms are on the way, but make sure the one you pick covers all the bases.
NETWORK MANAGEMENT platforms sometimes remind you of a cheap suit. No matter where you get them, they're too small here, too big there. They just never quite fit your network without a lot of expensive tailoring.
In business networking situation, 62% have their network management stations in the centralized mode, 26% use it in distributed mode. Six percent have no LAN management, according to a survey of 354 Fortune 1,000-equivalent organizations by Business Research Group.
And yet that "other," meaning not centralized and not decentralized but a cross. between the two, seems to be a badly needed alternative. According to the same survey, 73% of organizations consider the ability to do remote network management absolutely critical. And, according to earlier surveys by BRG, many organizations are concerned about the high and continually increasing expense of network management staff
Details are still sketchy on the distributed architectures of the three big firms selling SNMP management platforms. To be fully functional, according to Mier, the products will have to meet these three criteria:
* They must provide management-station-to-management-station communications, and the vendors must specify the network protocol and the database structure for doing that.
* There must be a user-defined procedure for sharing information and responsibilities between management stations so that management data wouldn't flood the network, nor would any station have insufficient data for its purposes.
* The distribution of data and access to the management database should be screened from unauthorized people, and there should be a way to ensure that management commands are issued only by authorized stations.
To what extent planned products meet these criteria is still not clear. For example, most of the vendors plan to allow users to encrypt management-to-management traffic, but won't include it as an integral feature of their products. And some are not too certain whether the database structure they will use will be truly distributed or shared at a common central point. Most say they'll allow users to pick one of the major database systems, such as Oracle or Sybase, but allowing that choice is not the same thing as setting up a structure.
Although the vendors' actual plans are unclear, they all share the view that distributed SNMP will be essential in years ahead. As Janet Hyland of Forrester Research points out, the high invisible cost of managing LANs has not declined in recent years. Indeed, they can cost as much as $1,270 per node per year. "Companies are paying through the nose for on-site bodies to compensate for the lack of network and systems management products," she says, adding that distributed management can help reduce that burden.
Not only are large, enterprise SNMP stations managing more and more nodes these days, says Gartner's Garry, they'll soon have an astonishingly higher processing burden when they begin to handle more systems management functions, such as PC software and asset management through the new Desktop Management Interface protocol.
What to do until distributed SNMP managers come along for the major platforms? Of course, there are proprietary management products, such as those of Boole & Babbage and Maxm Systems, that work as managers of managers. These can be used to link various SNMP managers. But, according to the BRG study, most corporations regard the proprietary manager of managers as unwieldy and expensive.
One group of network managers has already seen a glimpse of the distributed management future. Texas Instruments, for example, has been trying out Cabletron's distributed management platform, which has been on the market since June, and reports initial satisfaction. But Cabletron's Spectrum is a high-end product, and the company has been working on it for several years. There is evidence that the products of HP, IBM, and SunSoft are being rushed to market, and they may not work as would be to install a distributed node on a smaller LAN and see if all management information is shared and all promised capabilities delivered. Until that is certain, consultant Mier recommends using such products as Concord Communications' Trakker, Network General's Distributed Sniffer, or IBM RMONitor to handle remote diagnostics.
When the leading SNMP platform vendors offer true distributed management, it should help improve the scalability of management and the response times of networks. But do not dive in to distributed management. Closely question vendors and dip a foot first.
The Drawbacks and Uncertainties of Distributed SNMP Management
* Not all divisions may want to join
* Unfiltered polling and extraneous backup stations can increase network traffic
* Management traffic could loop
* Outsiders could penetrate the management structure
* Uncertain links to element management systems
* Unclear database architecture: Do management stations share a common database or distribute the management data?
* Potentially large investment in new tools for distributed management
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The issue with these SNMP networks, unfortunately, is that they are only as good as individual nodes. A recent study conducted by Forrester showed that the most popular brands, namely Dell PowerEdge and HP ProLiant, were no longer supporting SNMP, noting that it is not as heavily used anymore. Both manufacturers had experienced high component stress using the protocol, which tended to cause issues with the multiple disk arrays present in these servers.
"SNMP ended up working well for some servers, and not for others," says Ray Mullen, Dell Server Product Manager. The result has been that guides to recovering Dell PowerEdge server arrays like this tend to strongly suggest disabling the protocol before working on individual RAID servers.


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Data error messages come up trying to read the file. The individual GXT files have the beam points I believe.
I did see that there are 76 TPN's available in the 46 Spotbeams.
Spots are A01 to A22 and B01 to B24.
Most are 2 TPN's per beam (26) but two A06 and A08 have 3 TPN's and 18 including A21 & A22 as well as B21 thru B24 have only 1 TPN
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These 16 are replicated twice, once in Hawaii Beam and again in the Puerto Rico Beam.
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