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The Detroit Pistons have not looked good. At all. They are 0-4 and sniping at each other and the coach already.
Things are going to change in Detroit. One way or another (especially with the coming ownership change) — either there will be a lot more wins or a roster shakeup.
Now enter all the speculation that the Hawks paying for Al Horford and overpaying for Joe Johnson and they are going to have to move someone. Someone like Josh Smith.
Combine all that and you have the Detroit Free Press report today that the Pistons would have interest in Josh Smith.
When the (Pistons team) sale becomes official, the Pistons would seriously consider a Hamilton-for-Smith swap as it appears Hamilton needs a change of scenery.
Ya think? I bet the Hawks also would seriously consider trading Marvin Williams for Kevin Durant, too. Or Jeff Teague for John Wall. All three of those things are just about as likely to happen — no way the Pistons give up Smith for Hamilton.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Lawmakers appear to be moving closer to a compromise that would prevent a government shutdown, at least for now.
Democrats say they're encouraged by efforts to narrow the gap on possible spending cuts, but warn against Republican efforts to force their position on Congress.
House Republicans on Friday detailed a proposal to slash $4 billion in federal spending as part of legislation to keep the government operating for two weeks past a March 4 deadline. They urged Senate Democrats to accept their approach and avoid a government shutdown.
The GOP plan, to be debated on the House floor next Tuesday, includes some $1.24 billion in savings, mainly from programs that President Barack Obama had proposed cutting in the fiscal 2012 budget, and the termination of some $2.7 billion in earmarks, or special projects, that are part of this year's budget.
With only a week remaining before federal spending authority runs out, both parties have sought to preemptively blame the other if a shutdown does occur. Democrats who control the Senate have rejected as draconian a bill passed by the House last week that would fund the government through the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30 while carrying out $61 billion in spending cuts.
They have called for a short-term extension of federal spending so the parties can negotiate, but at current spending levels. Democrats are also discussing cuts that head in the same direction as the Republicans by focusing on earmarks and accelerating the elimination or trimming of programs recommended in Obama's 2012 budget. But the Democrats would apply the cuts to the remaining seven months of the fiscal year.
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, repeated his position that approving a short-term funding bill without cuts "is unacceptable."
The $1.24 billion in program cuts proposed by the GOP-run House Appropriations Committee included $650 million in highway money for states provided in the fiscal 2010 budget, $250 million for a Striving Readers program that Obama wanted to eliminate next year and $75 million in election assistance grants for states, also slated for elimination in the president's budget.
The earmarks Republicans would eliminate range from $1 million for a Customs and Border Patrol solar-powered batteries program to $341 million for Army Corps of Engineers construction.
If Senate Democrats walk away from the offer, said Illinois Republican Rep. Peter Roskam, "they are then actively engineering a government shutdown."
Sen. Charles Schumer of New York, a member of the Senate Democratic leadership, saw it differently. "They feared a government shutdown and so they are adopting some of our suggestions on what to cut," he said after Republicans outlined their plans.
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When (and How) to Give Up
"Sometimes your only available form of transportation is a leap of faith." – Margaret Shepard
I am a big fan of taking action. All kinds of action, really – small consistent steps that add up to greatness over time, anything that's different than what you would normally do, anything that gets you out of being stuck, anything that will give you feedback that you can use to decide what action to take next.
After all:
If you want different results, you've got to take different actions. (Click to Tweet!)
But there is one action that's always in your back pocket that it is all too easy to forget about. And maybe even a little scary to contemplate. But it is so powerful. Like, dropping an eight in a game of Crazy Eights powerful. Lay this puppy down and bam! Everything changes.
It's surrender.
Do Less. No, Really.
There was a time in my life where I felt the need to stay busy at all costs. As a Girl Scout, I earned so many badges my Mom had to resort to stapling them on to my sash instead of the painstaking process of sewing them. In high school, I entered every contest that crossed my path—essays, talent shows, beauty pageants. It didn't really matter whether I won or not – all I cared about was which one was coming up next. In college, I joined just about every extra-curricular club there was, and worked a couple jobs to boot. As a freelance writer, I not only made sure I had several assignments at any given time, I worked and re-worked every article multiple times before I turned it in; I didn't want to merely meet deadlines, I wanted to wow.
I gotta admit, old habits die hard. Even though now I've learned – thanks to motherhood, a couple episodes of burnout, and coaching – that when I don't spend ample time doing things I love simply for the sake of enjoying myself everything in my life suffers, I still occasionally find myself in overdrive mode. I know you know what this feels like: Read more…
What Strengths Are You Not Seeing?
My clients hear me say this again and again:
What you focus on grows. (Click to Tweet!)
Which begs the question – what are you focusing on?
It's so tempting to hone in on what's going wrong. The skill you don't have. The hole in your resume. The fight you just keep having again and again. They symptom that keeps coming back. The client or the lover who got away.
The problem is, your awareness has undeniable energy. It's a scientific principle that the very act of observing something affects the outcome. When all you can see is what's not working, you're giving that undesirable thing strength.
Spring Clean Your Psyche
To me, March feels a lot like one whole month of PMS. (Sorry, gentleman for the gender specific analogy, but surely you have had some indirect experience of this female phenomenon that can help you relate.)
I mean, sure, there are other troublesome times of year. Some folks can't stand August's heat. Or December's dark days. For me, the mud, the up-and-then-down temperatures, and the phenomenon of it being colder in the house than it is outside are all real buggers! It's enough to make me downright irritable sometimes.
The good news is that, just as with PMS, there's a big release heading your way. You may not know exactly when it's coming, but you know that it is imminent. Soon enough, all this "Isn't it spring yet?!" angst will be relieved.
But that doesn't mean you have to just suck it up and endure until sundress weather arrives for real. Here are a few things you can do to make the waiting more tolerable and less emotionally volatile. Read more…
What if it doesn't last?
"I was doing so great… what went wrong?"
Raise your hand if you've ever uttered those words. Thought so. I know I have!
I've been on yoga retreats, and coaching retreats, and even girlfriends' weekends where I had such great clarity and a sense of ease and possibility. And then I've come home and that momentum seems to disappear. Something happens – like a potential client says no, or my husband or my kids do something annoying – and it has felt like I can hear the balloon that was lifting my spirits pop.
I used to take the setbacks that come after a new insight as ominous. "I knew I was crazy to think I could really do whatever I was just so convinced I could do."
If this has happened to, or is happening to you, congratulations. You're human. =)
This week I heard this from a client:
"I don't know if it's the homeopathic remedy I'm taking, or the restorative yoga I've been doing, or working with you, but I am feeling SO MUCH BETTER."
As cool as it would be for me to be able to take 100% credit <cue Dr. Evil laughter>, the truth is, it's everything she's doing—including deciding to invest in and focus on herself.
FACT: There is no one way to get what you want. There are millions of ways. (Click to Tweet!)
When you are focusing on healing old stuff and creating new stuff, no one thing is going to create the results you're after. It's the combination of a few different things—whether related to each other or not—that really helps the dots connect and the pieces slide into place.
The Answer Is…Both
Yesterday was one of those days.
No, not one of those days – the kind where you sigh and roll your eyes and wait for the storm to pass.
One of those other kind of days, where you see that those things that were once just a glimmer in your mind, still only a desire, actually did come to fruition.
It was a great frickin day. =)
It was President's Day, which meant a school holiday. And yet, with all the snow days and sick days, I had some work that my heart and my to-do list both really wanted to get done.
In my old life, I would have asked, "Should I blow off my work? Or should I outsource the care of my kids so I can kick out the jams?" I used to be very in to the either/or. It felt so clear, like a relief.
Except it wasn't. Whenever I was doing one option, I felt bad about neglecting the other. I wrote some about this in my post on de-compartmentalizing.
Nowadays, my mantra is "Both." Now, trust me, I am a firm believer in making decisions from your gut, so you can move forward, take action, and get feedback. So you can then make another, more informed decision. But the choice doesn't have to be one or the other, on or off, this or that.
Mindfulness, Schmindfulness
The idea of mindfulness is getting a lot of play these days. Like in this piece, "More Mindfulness, Less Meditation," by Tony Scott, which appeared on NYTimes.com last week.
I mean, I am a proponent of mindfulness–applying a meditative focus to pretty much anything. Indeed I am! Many of my heroes – Jon Kabat-Zinn, Thich Nhat Hanh, Jack Kornfield — have done a lot of incredible and important work to teach mindfulness, to study it, and to inspire people to practice it.
Mindfulness is definitely off the cushion and out into the world: It is taught as a stress-reduction technique with boatloads of studies to support its benefits. It's a big piece of treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder, which is such an important thing to have an effective, simple, and accessible treatment for. Clinical psychologists are even using it to help women revive their flagging libidos (here's a downloadable PDF of an article I wrote for Whole Living magazine about that a few years back). It works.
Before I go too much further, what is mindfulness, exactly? Here's a standard definition of it, according to Jon Kabat-Zin: "The awareness that arises through paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, non-judgmentally."
Or, put more simply, "Paying attention to paying attention."
Just Like Flipping a Switch
A client said the nicest thing to me recently: "You turned a light on in my attic."
Sometimes someone else just nails it: Sums up what you do in a succinct, totally relatable way.
(Thank you, dear client! I love you and am totally honored to have worked with you!)
I'm starting to think about re-vamping my website, so I've been really trying to distill what I do and why I do it so I can convey it in a handful of paragraphs. Even though I don't feel 'ready' to deal with the logistics of re-creating my website, it's all I want to think about! So, in this newsletter, I'm going to honor that desire and get some thoughts down on paper.
(I was also inspired to think about plain-language ways to talk about my point of view by this interview I did with the lovely Brooke Thomas of Fascia Freedom Fighters.)
And really, the basis of what I do as a coach is all about seeing.
Are You an Anna or an Elsa?
We are obsessed with the Disney movie Frozen in our household. Even me. Well, maybe not my husband, but I'm pretty sure he knows all the words to the soundtrack, as it's on constant repeat in our car.
As an example, my 3 year-old-son, Teddy, the other day said, "Mommy, you and I were just meant to be." My heart instantly puddled and I told him, "Aww Teddy, I think so too." Two beats later, he said, "Mommy, what does 'meant to be' mean?" I had forgotten it's a line from a Frozen song.
Which…how could I forget? Not only do I know all the words, but they pretty much never fail to bring a tear to my eye. Especially when Elsa sings "Let It Go."
But first, let me offer a brief synopsis for those who haven't seen the movie =).
Elsa is the elder daughter of a king and queen. She's blonde, beautiful, and has also been cursed with the power to freeze things with icy beams that shoot from her hands. Anna is her spunky, plucky, red-headed younger sister.


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LONDON (Reuters) - Mark Cavendish will return to action in this month's Tour de l'Ain stage race in eastern France having recovered from the shoulder injury he sustained in the Tour de France opening stage, his team said on Wednesday.
The British rider, whose hopes of a home win in Harrogate ended in a high-speed crash, said he would use the race to gauge his recovery from the accident that forced him to abandon the Tour before the second stage with shoulder ligament damage.
"Tour de l'Ain will be important to see where I am at with my training and recovery from my injury, and also as a bit of a test at competition pace," Cavendish said on the Omega Pharma Quickstep team's website.
"The rest of my programme will be decided 100 percent after Tour de l'Ain depending on how I feel during that race. Tour de l'Ain will be the first time back in the peloton after the Tour."
Cavendish, who has 25 stage wins on the Tour, said he would have liked to have competed at this weekend's Prudential Ride London Classic - a 100-mile mass race for amateur riders with a pro race thrown in for good measure.
"I think it will be a wonderful event given the amazing support for cycling in the UK," he said.
"I was so proud of what I saw from the public in the opening stage of the Tour and I wish I could be there to race in front of my British supporters."
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The Hacker: These young upstarts are starting to steal my blunder
Sunday 30 October 2011
My position as the club's worst player in medal rounds has been snatched from me by a newcomer who returned the highest score of 113 in the Centurion Cup.
This is a competition for all those who have failed to break 100 at least once in a medal during the year. More than 120 sad souls qualified as centurions, but about half of them didn't turn up because they were too ashamed.
Among the prizes on offer was a bottle of scotch for the worst score, which I had won for the previous two years. That I didn't win it this year is not due to any improvement in my golf, but because I didn't play thanks to my Achilles tendon injury.
So I had to watch as Peter Chaffey, who only joined this year, collected the bottle to the usual ribaldry. But I stifled my envy because it is good to see the young hackers coming through.
Alas, Peter had further disgrace to come in the winter league last Sunday as one of those who had an air-shot that morning.
One of the features of our excellent winter league, which is called the Snakes and Ladders, and is being contested by a full house of 144, is that any slip-ups on the course are gleefully reported when the players gather in the spikes bar for a few pints afterwards.
Naturally, air-shots are a common failure. When you get that many players thrashing about – they take about 5,000 shots between them – a few are bound to miss the ball completely.
The format is foursomes and we have a shotgun start at 9am with two matches starting on each hole. This means a long walk for many of the players. Peter and his partner were off the 12th, which is the furthest tee from the clubhouse and the best part of a mile away. Maybe he was tired from the walk but he put his ball on the tee-peg and his massive swipe failed to connect. It was an embarrassment shared by a few others including another beginner, Nigel Mason, but he was given a special cheer for hitting the fairway for the first time in three weeks.
But air-shots do not confine themselves to hackers and the biggest cheer of the day greeted news that Brian Rigby, our greens chairman, had missed the ball on the 15th. Brian, whose handicap had just gone up from one to two, had been put under a leylandii tree by his partner Dave Cooper.
Our course is in great shape at the moment but we do have more than our fair share of leylandii and although a good few have been chopped down, we hackers would welcome the disappearance of more because they are not the hacker's best friend.
Either the ball stays up in the tree or drops below the very low branches and is very difficult to get to. This is what happened to Brian and because they had to give a shot on that hole, he decided to try to swat it out with a four-wood.
He confessed to missing the ball by a foot. I suggested that he chopped the bloody thing down. "It's coming down tomorrow," he said. I think he was joking.
That's the beauty of "The Snakes". It is a great leveller and over the next 20 weeks they will be engaged in one of golf's less sophisticated manifestations.
For various reasons, I haven't entered this year but I am available as a substitute. No one has called on me yet but I'm sure someone will get desperate.
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WALLINGFORD — Keith Rocco goes by the nickname "Kid Roc," according to his website.
Derivative? Sure.
But unlike the musician Kid Rock, the race car driver from Wallingford is arguably doing a better job of staying at the top of the charts.
By winning twice Saturday night at the Waterford Speedbowl, in both the regular 35-lap SK Modified feature and the 100-lap Valenti Series event, Rocco reached the 50-win plateau for his career at the cozy 3/8-mile asphalt bowl by the shore.
That's just at Waterford, mind you. Consider that Rocco, who races all three of Connecticut's tracks on a weekly basis, has also won three SK Modified season crowns at Thompson International Speedway and two at Stafford Motor Speedway, where he has 37 career wins.
Consider, too, that Rocco is still only 28 years old and that he's only been at this since 2008, when he started regularly racing in Waterford.
Kid Rock, with only a slight nod to the censors, would probably agree: This Rocco is, and remains, an American Bad *ss.
Heading into this weekend's racing, Rocco is No. 1 in three different point standings: Thompson Modifieds, Waterford Modifieds and Waterford Late Models. He ranks No. 3 in the National Whelen All-American Series, the nationwide short-track points race that Rocco won in 2010.
Running down a second national crown here in 2013 might be a reach. As Rocco notes, the Southern drivers, with their better weather, tend to get off to a better start (and, indeed, he trails two Southerners, Lee Pulliam and Deac McCaskill, in the standings).
But more Connecticut championships, including the state's overall points total, are in his grasp. All he's got to do is keep it up. At Waterford, he's won six of the 16 Modified features and six of the 13 Late Model runs. At Thompson, which has been plagued by rainouts, he's won four of the seven Modified races.
It's only at Stafford, where he's won just once in 12 Modified starts and sits at No. 12 in the standings, that Rocco has struggled.
"Things are going really well," Rocco said, assessing the season as a whole. "Stafford, the car hasn't been on this year. At this point, we just want to get it figured out for next year.
"Kind of sad Thompson rained out as much as it did," he continued. "Very competitive over there. I've got a very good car. I'm having a lot of fun over there. That's my own car and my own team. Winning races and having fun."
As busy as the three nights of driving Rocco puts in each week -- Thursdays at Thompson, Fridays at Stafford and Saturdays at Waterford -- they're really just the tip of his iceberg. A mechanic by trade, Rocco also maintains most of the cars he races: three SK Modifieds, the Waterford Late Model and the Valenti Modified.
"I've got good help. After work, everyone comes down and gives me a hand," Rocco said.
"When you're running good and winning races, it's not that bad.
"The work part of it ain't the bad part," he added. "It's paying for it."
Indeed, as car owner at Thompson, Rocco pays his own entry fees there. The Modifieds he drives at Waterford and Stafford are owned by John and Maina Rufrano, proprietors of Wheelers Auto Services in Hamden. The Waterford Late Model is the property of Scott Fearn of Wilbraham, Mass.
Also in Rocco's corner are sponsors D&G Paving & Excavating of Meriden, Del's Aluminum & Vinyl Siding of Cheshire and RRJ Associates of Wallingford.
Throw in the crew, and it's a fairly big team.
Ultimately, though, the guy with the wheel and wrench in his hand is Rocco. While being both driver and mechanic isn't uncommon, the extent to which Rocco delves into both is. Some drivers do nothing but get behind the wheel on race night.
"Not in my boat," Rocco said.
"I think that's part of the reason I have the success I have. I know what the car needs. I know when I feel something, I know what I need, what adjustments to make. That's something that separates me from a lot of drivers, being so hands-on."
Rocco, along with his brother Jeff, who also drives and works on race cars, learned plenty from their dad Ronnie, a short-track racer in his day.
They also learned as part of Ted Christopher's crew. They were aboard when the veteran racer from Plainville won a national championship in 2001.
What comes around goes around: Rocco, when he captured the Stafford Modified track championship in his magical national title season of 2010, won 10 races at Stafford to break Christopher's previous track record of nine.
It's at Waterford, though, where Rocco feels most at home.
It's where he started, after all, and he likes the tight 3/8-mile layout -- "a bull ring," as he puts it. It's also got two grooves, which allows for passing on top or bottom. That's ideal when you're racing from the back of the pack.
Along with the regular weekly features at all three tracks, Rocco has two Valenti races on the horizon -- on Aug. 22 at Thompson and Aug. 30 at Stafford.
Also, Waterford runs a 150-lap SK Modified race in two weeks.
"I'm so used to the shorter races, I like the longer ones," Rocco remarked. "It's such a change. You've got to save the car."
So, you see, unlike his namesake, Kid Roc isn't entirely a Devil Without a Cause.
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TORONTO - The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan says it began 2014 with an estimated funding surplus of $5.1 billion — the first in a decade.
The pension plan attributes the surplus to the increased value of its investment portfolio last year, coupled with changes to inflation protection for beneficiaries and higher contributions that were recently introduced.
If full inflation protection was restored and contributions were reduced to the base level, the plan said it would be 91 per cent funded — meaning it would still be in a funding deficit.
"A preliminary surplus is good news, however our plan continues to face demographic challenges as well as market uncertainty," said Ron Mock, the plan's president and chief executive officer.
The fund note says teachers live longer, as a group, than the general population. As a result, the plan has 2,900 pensioners who are 90 or older including 126 who are more than 100 years old.
Over the years, the ratio of working-aged teachers to retired members has shifted from four-to-one in 1990, when the plan was created, to 1.4 working plan members per retiree currently. In total, the plan administers pensions of 307,000 active and retired teachers in Ontario.
The retirement fund says it ended last year with $140.8 billion in assets, up from $129.5 billion at the end of 2012.
Its rate of return was 10.9 per cent in 2013, a year in which many individual and professional investors benefited from strong growth in equity markets.
The plan says its one-year return was ahead of its benchmark, which was 9.3 per cent in 2013.
The value of the plan's equity investments (both public and private) totalled $61.9 billion at Dec. 31, 2013, up from $59.5 billion a year earlier.
The plan's equities portfolio had a one-year return of 27.6 per cent, exceeding the benchmark return of 26.3 per cent and creating $600 million of added value.
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The natural resources group's investments totalled $10.8 billion at year end compared to $9.2 billion at December 31, 2012. The investment return was 4.2 per cent, which matched the benchmark.
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Singapore is truly a food nation, with people here eating their way to become the region's top spenders on dining.
A MasterCard survey of consumer dining habits across the Asia-Pacific region from November last year to January this year found that 455 Singaporeans spent an average of US$262 (S$324) a month on dining out.
This is more than the average spending of US$200 in April and May last year, the last time the survey was conducted.
Japanese and Chinese consumers follow closely behind, spending a monthly average of US$225 and US$203 respectively.
Diners at the NTUC Foodfare at Marina Bay Financial Centre (MBFC). PHOTO: ST.com
Over the past six months in Singapore, foodcourts (90 per cent) were the most popular choice, followed by mid-range family restaurants and cafes (85 per cent), quick-serve restaurants (81 per cent), standalone fine-dining restaurants (44 per cent), fine-dining restaurants within hotels (35 per cent), and pubs (26 per cent).
Diners ate at foodcourts an average of 15 times a month and at quick-serve restaurants seven times a month. They patronised fine-dining restaurants two to three times a month on average.
It does not look like Singapore's love for food will wane any time soon.
Out of the 455 online interviewees, 24 per cent said that they plan to eat out more in the next six months compared with the past six months. Some (13 per cent) also plan to eat at more expensive venues.
The survey, conducted with residents between 18 and 64 years of age, also found that only 22 per cent of respondents tip.
And it found that Singaporeans are also using the Internet to decide where to eat, with more than half of those surveyed (52 per cent) saying they regularly use online reviews. One in two respondents in Singapore also regularly goes online to check for credit-card dining promotions.
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Source: Juniper Posted Date:01/04/2014


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In 2014, investment totaled $22 billion in the United States for hotels with a reported selling price, according to Lodging Econometrics. Equity funds were the most active investors, adding $7.4 billion in hotels, most of which were portfolio purchases. Publicly ...Read More »
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Total U.S. Hotel Investment Tops $30 Billion
In 2014, total investment in the U.S. lodging industry was an estimated $30.8 billion, reports Lodging Econometrics. Of the 1,292 hotels that were transacted, 935 reported a selling price into the public domain. The average selling price per room for ...Read More »
Lodging Econometrics: U.S. Pipeline Growth Accelerates
With 3,645 projects/460,551 rooms, the 2014 total U.S. construction pipeline stands at its highest level in six years, Lodging Econometrics reports. After a three-year bottoming formation, the pipeline has now posted five consecutive quarters of double-digit year-over-year (YOY) growth. In ...Read More »
Market Boasts Near Perfect Conditions for Development
Favorable economic conditions, record-setting operating metrics, and a positive outlook for the next few years have combined to make this an opportune time for hotel developers. The hotel construction pipeline surged forward to a five-year high in Q3 with 3,516 ...Read More »
Recovery From the Great Recession is Complete
In the lodging industry, the recovery from the Great Recession is complete. In Q2 2014, the construction pipeline posted a double-digit gain year-over-year (YOY) for the third consecutive quarter. At Q2 2014, the pipeline stands at 3,311 projects/421,387 rooms, an ...Read More »


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I have established connection between emulators using TCP protocol. I wonder if it is possible to establish connections between two applications which reside in same emulator. Although there other ways of communicating. but still i wanted to know whether it is possible or not. If so, do we need to use telnet?
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Yes, it is possible but you need to create you virtual network. And devices must be rooted.