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Restoring MS SQL Transaction log to mirror server
I need to restore a transaction log from one MS SQL server to a 2nd MS SQL server that is being set up as mirror server to the 1st SQL Server. How do I accomplish this action. I looked for an option within the NetBackup client on both the primary and mirror SQL servers that would allow me to restore the necessary transaction log file from the primary server to the mirror SQL server but I did not see that option available.
According to the DBAs they need the transaction logs to complete the setup of the mirroring of the database between servers.
My environment is as follows:
Windows 2008 R2 SP1 Datacenter for Master server host OS
NetBackup 184.108.40.206 Master Server
Master Server Policy has MS SQL transaction log backups every hour
Master Server Policy has MS SQL Full backups every night.
Client MS SQL server are running Windows 2008 R2 SP1 Enterprise with NetBackup 188.8.131.52 client software
The primary MS SQL server is in production at the present time and we did not want to overwrite production files inadvertently.
I looked at the following articles but did not find a solution that worked.
http://www.symantec.com/connect/forums/netbackup-75-v-ray-technology-sql-vms-and-transaction-logs - V-Ray currently not utilized for these MS SQL servers as they were originally backed up with version 6.5.6 when the policy was created for the servers.
http://www.symantec.com/connect/articles/how-backup-and-restore-microsoft-sql-server-backup-netbackup - this article seemed to be the closest to what we are trying to accomplish but we couldn't get it to work.
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To restore to an alternate server or location you'll need to create a move script
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ITs easy :)
I ran across the following article which also talks about building a move script to move the database.
The individual creating the mirror had already copied the desired database to the destination server and was trying to just copy the transaction logs to allow him to complete the mirroring process, at least that's what I recall of the initial conversation. After talking with Symantec Tech Support that option does not appear to be feasible as they indicated that the database plus all of the transaction logs since the last full database backup needed to be restored together.
The technician is working on a test restore to see if it will meet their needs by renaming the destination files in the script that is built when requesting a full restore of the database. I am waiting to hear back regarding the test restore at this time.
The client had the transaction logs backing up every hour and the attempt to move the database job took over 1 hour to complete which caused the move to fail. The client had me temporarily change the transaction log backups to every 8 hours and was able to successfully move the database and establish the mirroring desired.
Once the mirror was established the client had me revert back to hourly backup of the transaction logs.


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"By the which will we are sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all."
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MY SONS have been looking forward to this Easter — and not because they're anxious to bite into candy eggs, jelly beans and chocolate bunnies.
What they really want is to once again be able to munch on sausage and biscuits. You see, my 8-year-old gave up his favorite sausage for Lent while my 5-year-old sacrificed the baked breads he loves so much.
It wasn't easy. I had to coach them through a low moment or two, but they persevered.
And they've learned a lot about themselves and their savior.
First of all, they learned that they could do it. They made it. (So did their mom and dad, who gave up favorites of their own.)
More importantly, throughout the Lenten season, and particularly during times when they were on the verge of giving up, my wife and I took the opportunity to encourage them and to teach them what their sacrifice meant and, more importantly, what Jesus' sacrifice has meant for the ages.
Sacrifice can be tough, but it's rewarding. That's true whether it's fasting for Lent as you seek God's guidance for renewal or volunteering or donating to help improve the quality of someone else's life. Either way, sacrifice leads to fruitful, rewarding experiences.
My sons told me it was hard doing without some of their favorite foods. Can you imagine going to a restaurant and before you can warn the waiter, he arrives with the biscuits or loaves with my 5-year-old sitting there? Or waking in the morning with an 8-year-old overcome by the urge for a bite of sausage?
I continually encouraged them and reminded them of the faith story: Jesus, the son of God, came to earth to save sinful man. He sacrificed his life on the cross. Was buried in a tomb. Defeated death, hell and the grave. Rose early one Sunday morning with all power in his hand. And because he got up, we too can get up from all circumstances that might come our way.
Some might ask why put the guys under such pressure. Well, I don't believe in discriminating when it comes to the things of God. They're children, but they've got spirits that need to be fed just like we adults. On top of that, this was their idea. We were just riding along in the car one day, and the two of them said they wanted to give up something for Lent.
When they told us what they wanted to give up, it floored me.
A couple of years ago, Alexander — the older of the two — heard me explaining Lent and said he wanted to make a sacrifice: He would give up Goldfish, the cheesy crackers. The problem was that Alexander didn't like Goldfish one bit.
I almost split my side laughing. Then I explained to him that participants must give up something they really value, something they would miss, something that would create an empty place, giving God room to do something special as they sought renewal.
So it was a joy when he and Christopher voluntarily gave up something they love for Lent.
I prayed with and for them continuously and encouraged them to pray for others even as they asked God to help them grow to be the kind of young men he wants them to be.
I can't wait to see how God manifests himself in their lives.
In the meantime, it's rewarding to see my sons — and count my wife and me in the number as well — gain a better understanding of Christ's work. While many Christians fast or make some other sacrifice (some volunteer or set aside certain habits or pleasures) during the 40 days of Lent, whatever level of discomfort or challenge they endure pales in the face of Jesus' sacrifice.
Most of us will go back to eating that food or return to that pleasure we gave up. Some already are talking about what they might give up next year.
But Jesus' sacrifice was on a very different scale, with an eternal goal. His sacrifice was for once, for us all — and for all time.
And this morning, we don't celebrate his death. We celebrate his resurrection.
Because he got up, we can approach life with an everlasting hope.
Speaking of hope: I know two little boys who are hoping that sausage and biscuits hit our table this week.
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> 1. The tool does not register for IsrChangeListener on controller failover.
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Ok so I'm just about to take on my first AG brew tomorrow. The yeast is percolating hapily in its starter and I'm reviewing the recipe to make sure I have everything I need to get started and now I'm nervous.
I'm doing the BYO Aventinus Weizenbock (http://byo.com/recipe/714.html) and I need to mash 13.5 pounds of grain in 4.25 gallons of water... Will this all fit in my 5 gallon (cylinder cooler) tun? I'm having a hard time getting my brain around how the volume of the grain will work with that much water... Can I mash with less water than that? Would I need to? Can I reduce the amount of grain and mash water proportionally to better fit the cooler?
I know the easy answer is get a bigger tun, and for the next batch I definitely will, but I don't have the resources for this one... Please help!
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If you've made an Adoramapix Photo Book of a big event in your life, I'm sure you put a lot of work and energy into its creation. In order to save your precious memories for future generations, you'll need to do a little more work to take care of those photo books. Here are some great tips and reminders to keep your treasured memories safe and sound.
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I recently was contacted by photo book member Allison of Everyday Adventures. She loved her Adoramapix Photo Book of her wedding, so much so, she had it displayed lovingly on her coffee table for all to see. She was kind enough to send me pictures of the aftermath. Unfortunately, a number of combinations may have led to its damage. One being humidity (see tip #2). Secondly, it was in a high traffic area. A sneeze, a spilled drink, water from someone's overcoat all could have contributed to her pages sticking together. The pages in your photo books have a surface coating (an emulsion) which, upon getting wet and then drying, will more than likely adhere itself to the print next to it. Which in this case, was the next page. You want to be able to control the human elements in order to preserve our photo book. This means, keeping it out of high traffic areas, instead store it and bring it out on special occasions for viewing.
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Each week we will give you a quick tip to enhance your photo book making through our PixPublisher online software. We decided that since it so robust ,we will take a little time each week to hi-light some of creative elements.
We are excited to announce a fun new addition to our PixPublisher. In addition to adding regular text captions to your photo books, Pixpublisher now has support for dynamic chat bubbles. Give your photo books some character with our new chat bubbles. We have both talk and thought bubbles in a variety of shapes and styles. Just drag and drop one onto your photo book, double-click inside and start typing. It will automatically change size and shape to accommodate your text or any changes to your font size or style.
In this week's tip for our PixPublisher, we focus on a feature that will bring color to your photo book. One of the most power features of PixPublisher is the ability to change the color of any sticker or frame to whatever color you want. This can be done by the use of the color fill option. Changing a sticker's color is easy, just follow these steps:
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4. Once you've chosen a color, you'll see the sticker or frame change to that color.
Changing colors is an extremely powerful feature that can be used in many creative ways. Not only can you change the colors of stickers to suit the palette for your project, you can use a combination of color fill and opacity to tint your photos by adding colored layers over them. You can also create custom colored backgrounds by re-coloring transparent overlays, and much more.
Everyone says it's good luck when it rains on your wedding day. However, if you're the wedding photographer, you might be sweating bullets to make sure your couple gets as many fantastic images as if it were a sunny day. What your couple wants is to have spectacular shots and more specifically fantastic shots outside. So as the photographer, how do you accomplish what you may think is the unattainable. It's not as hard as you may think — here are some tips from our wedding photographer friends in the rainy upper North and NorthWest.
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That means, don't place 100-percent confidence in the weather forecast. If you see rain is in the forecast, even for the day before or day after, do your research. Find locations where you can take your bride and groom where they will be undercover. Think about opportunities like doorways, under bridges, under big trees. These locations will provide for a beautiful backdrop and keeps your couple dry.
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You don't have to hide the fact that it's raining on your couple's wedding day. Talk to your couple about the possibility about getting some matching umbrellas. Play with the umbrellas. Change your perspective with umbrella shots. Photograph down at the umbrellas or have them take up a small portion of the frame.
3. Protect your Gear
Most camera gear is water resistant, this does not mean it is waterproof. There is a huge difference. There are a lot of gadgets and products out there to help you protect your body and lenses. Here are some other ideas, when photographing your couple or have your assistant or even someone from the wedding party hold an umbrella over your head. You can't handle an umbrella as well as a camera. If you are in a pinch, use a ziplock bag to protect your gear. I typically tear a small hole in it and I am able to fit my camera through it. It's not ideal but it's saved me a few times.
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Now is the time to focus on close ups. Make sure your couple gets in tight for shots. You can usually squeeze under a awning if it's raining. It may be tight on space, but you can go in tight – play with the veil or focus on the bride's eyes. It's always fun to get in for tight shots.
5. Reflections
This is the perfect time to take advantage of puddles! Yes, puddles. The reflection you get is something that is artistic and different than you would get on a rainy day. Instead of fighting the rain, embrace it.
We hope these tips help you get inspired when the rain falls on your couple's wedding day.
Since our PixPublisher is so diverse and offers so many amazing assets, each week we will focus on one item to help you create an amazing photo book.
This week we want to show you how to have a smooth color fade. If you would like to have a smooth fade to a solid color you can do this using stickers. The easiest way to do this is to:
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2. Drag the sticker called softedge strip onto your page.
3.Rotate and stretch it so that the dark end fits against the solid color you want to blend to, and the sticker extends for the full length of the page. In the example photo below the sticker is highlighted to show where it was positioned.
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|Freestyle, All Mountain
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|High Back, ModBack with Aluminum alloy heelcup and Urethane TWEAK.7 SupportPanel
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Christ yesterday and today. "Christ yesterday and today, the beginning and the end, alpha and omega; all times belong to him, and all ages; to Christ be glory and power through every age and forever. Amen This ancient prayer of the Church speaks to our hearts this Advent especially as we continue our experience of mergers and changes to our Church of Euclid. During this Advent time when we experience the tension between these times: Christ yesterday, Christ today, and Christ to come, we are reminded of the liturgical hymn: We remember, we celebrate, we believe. Many of us who have already experienced the closing of our parishes are filled with the memories of celebrations and faith, and community. For those who face the closing of our parishes in the near future, we are filled with an anticipation that does not quite match the excitement of waiting for Christmas. Wherever we are right now—it is safe to say that we remember—but perhaps also safe to say that is difficult for us to celebrate and believe that better things are just around the corner. And yet in the prayer of the Church—in this season of Advent—we are reminded that Christ is the beginning and the end, the alpha and the omega, and that all times belong to Him. As a community of faith we are being asked to believe in a future that we cannot see, cannot be sure of, and find difficulty in embracing. For all the parishes of Euclid some of the uncertainty has ended. We know our names, we know our new leaders and we are moving forward. While this brings some sense of control, it does not take away the pain that many of us feel of having lost our sense of rootedness and belonging to a parish community that we have know and trusted for much of our lives. We thought this was not supposed to happen—especially in the Church which somehow was stable and didn't change. We celebrated the Feast of the Immaculate Conception this past week. In the reading for the day we heard Mary speak a simple YES to the angel's message. Did she understand the full scope of her YES as she spoke that word? Probably not. She spoke that YES in faith—that she was not alone and that God would be with her as she walked her journey of faith. We, as the Church of Euclid, are being asked to speak a word of faith. Each of our parishes has a rich and full tradition of faith and sharing and caring. Each of us—as members of the Church has been nourished and formed and called through this rich tradition. We are not being asked to leave our tradition behind. We are being asked to carry that tradition with us as we form a new experience of Church. We are being asked to carry this tradition with us as we challenge our new leaders to remember the Christ of yesterday as well as the Christ of tomorrow. We are in the tension of change. Change brings pain and uncertainty—but it also brings the hope of something new and better. What a gifted moment for each us. We are called to remember that Christ is the beginning and the end of all that we do and all we are. We are called to remember that what we are about is giving glory and power to God through our lives as individuals and our lives together as a community. We are being given the opportunity to bring Christ to birth here in the community of Euclid in this year of 2009 and in the year of 2010 and beyond. So whether we are celebrating our "last" Christmas as a community or our "first" our call is the same: bring to birth the awareness of a God who loves us so much that he becomes one of us— that we might become one with Him.
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Beach house, private sand beach, summer rental
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- 2 Queen Beds
- 4 Twin Beds
- 2 Cribs
- Beach Chairs
- Full Kitchen
- Parking Included
- View (Water)
- Beachfront
- Hardwood Floors
- Patio
- Waterfront
- Deck
- Heating
- View (Lake)
- Wood Stove
- Fireplace
- Lakefront
- Blender
- Hair Dryer
- Oven
- Stove
- Charcoal Grill
- Ice Maker
- Radio
- Toaster
- Coffee Maker
- Iron
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Washer/Dryer
- Gas Grill
- Microwave
- Refrigerator (Mini)
- Beach
- Lake
- Playground
(1 mile)
- Movie Theater
(2 miles)
- Boating
- Grocery Store
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- Restaurant
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- Tennis
(2 miles)
- Fishing
- Live Entertainment
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- Shopping Area
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- Bowling
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- Hiking
- Park
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- Golf
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- Zoo
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Reviews for this vacation home rental in Angola, New York
We have rented for 6 years and hope to continue forever. It is beautiful and relaxing. The sand beach is magnificent and the swimming is great. The house, flagstone patio, deck and yard are well-maintained. The owners are helpful and just a phone call away if needed. Bob & Donna
If there is a week available, grab it. You will have a vacation to remember fondly. Just bring swimsuits & sunscreen. Everything else is there, just like home. (Oh, they provide the sunscreen too.) My family always has a wonderful time with bonfires, walks on the beach, swimming and relaxing on the private beach, flowered & shaded yard & super clean house. We have not found a nicer place to rent.
My family had the best vacation of our lives! House nicely decorated and clean. Everything we needed was there. The owners thought of everything to make our stay comfortable and pleasant. Can't wait to go back. ~Doris & Jim
Great place to rent! I work in the city. My wife stayed at the beach with the kids and I was able to drive 30 min. to work in Buffalo during the week. Every afternoon, I enjoyed dinner on the grill, a cool swim, bonfire on the beach, and incredible stars at night. My family is still talking about how much fun we had and we have our week booked for this season. -David M.
I highly recommend this rental property. If you are lucky enough to get a week or two, you'll remember it fondly.
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1508 Edmunds St UNIT 18, Brush, CO 80723
3 beds2 baths1,244 sqft Edit
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- Condo
- Built in 2000
- Views: 14 all time views
- Cooling: Central
- Heating: Forced air
- Parking: Garage - Attached, 528 sqft
- Last sold: Jun 2008 for $125,500
- Exterior material: Metal
- Roof type: Asphalt
- Room count: 7
- Stories: 1
- Floor size: 1,244 sqft
- Last remodel year: 2000
- Parcel #: 123103233005
- Zillow Home ID: 89842840
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Roasted Toasted Almond
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For the Liqueur Lover and as Rita suggested it is also wonderful served over ice.
Make and share this Roasted Toasted Almond recipe from Food.com.
- 2 ounces Grand Marnier
- 2 ounces Kahlua
- 2 ounces Baileys Irish Cream
- Using a shaker filled with ice, combine all ingredients. Shake well.
- Strain into a chilled old-fashioned glass.
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YUM!!!!!!!!! I have never had Grand Marnier but bought a small bottle tonight to test it out with this recipe. MMMM. A do over! Strong but smooth;) Im glad Im home for the evening. LOL!!
Oh this is delicious! Thankyou so much for posting. Made for Zaar Stars Tag.
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Manchester United and Arsenal were both on top form on Saturday with dominating victories over Wigan and Southampton.
United boss Alex Ferguson celebrated three landmarks for his older players and two goals for new signings as his team upped the performance in the second half to record a 4-0 win over Wigan.
Arsene Wenger's Gunners put six past Premier League new boys Southampton as his team prove they can score without Robin van Persie.
However, it was a more difficult day for European champions Chelsea and reigning Premier League champions Man City who could only manage draws away from home.
With 10 points, Chelsea retain the lead of England's top division after a goalless draw with QPR.
All eyes were on John Terry and Anton Ferdinand before the match as they faced each other for the first time since Terry was cleared of racially abusing the QPR defender. The tension was still palpable as Ferdinand chose to snub both Terry and Cole, who testified for his captain during the court case, in the pre-match team handshake.
Saturday Sept 15 Norwich 0-0 West Ham Arsenal 6-1 Southampton Aston Villa 2-0 Swansea Fulham 3-0 West Brom Man Utd 4-0 Wigan QPR 0-0 Chelsea Stoke 1-1 Man City Sunderland 1-1 Liverpool
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Terry was also booed and jeered throughout a game played in a hostile atmosphere at Loftus Road.
After opening with three straight wins, Chelsea will be content enough with a draw after seeing QPR waste great chances in the second half through Park Ji-sung and Bobby Zamora.
Defending champions City dropped points for only the second time this season with a 1-1 draw at Stoke.
Peter Crouch gave Stoke the lead when he beat Joe Hart in the 15th minute but Javi Garcia equalised in the 35th. Garcia almost scored a last-minute winner but Asmir Begovic made a heroic save late on before Ryan Shawcross chased back after Edin Dzeko lobbed the goalkeeper in injury time.
In a day of career milestones, Man United annihilated Wigan 4-0 at Old Trafford.
Paul Scholes put United ahead during his 700th appearance for the club in the 51st minute with his 163rd United goal.
Ryan Giggs also made his 600th Premier League appearance and defender Rio Ferdinand notched up his 400th game for the Red Devils.
The game was also significant for left back Alex Buttner, 23, and 18-year-old forward Nick Powell who were both making their debuts for United and both scored.Javier Hernandez turned in Buttner's low cross to make it two before Buttner - who joined United from Vitesse Arnhem last month - scored with a superb solo effort to put them 3-0 up after 66 minutes. Powell, who replaced Giggs after 72 minutes, got the fourth 10 minutes after coming on with a stunning 20-metre shot.Before the match United manager Alex Ferguson praised all three veterans, telling reporters: "It's a landmark for the three of them and an example for younger players of what can be achieved if you make sacrifices in the game of football."
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Arsenal scored three goals in seven first-half minutes in sweeping aside Southampton 6-1, with Gervinho netting his first two goals of 2012.
"It's a landmark for the three of them and an example for younger players of what can be achieved if you make sacrifices in the game of football"
Man United boss Alex Ferguson
Arsenal were helped by two own goals as they jumped out to a 4-0 lead by the 38th minute but it was still the type of high-scoring display that could help fans forget about the departure of Robin van Persie to Manchester United - at least for a little while.
After opening the season with two scoreless draws, Arsenal now have two impressive wins in a row after beating Liverpool 2-0 away before the international break.Last-place Southampton remain without a point after four rounds.
Liverpool are still without a win this season after coming from behind to draw 1-1 with Sunderland. With only two points to their name, Brendan Rodgers' team have got off to a poor start and he couldn't give fans the win they craved after an emotional week when the full scale of the Hillsborough tragedy was revealed.
After misfiring, Luis Suarez scored the crucial equaliser in the second half to level out Steven Fletcher's first half tap in, which came on the back of a brilliant mazy run from Craig Gardner.
Aston Villa scored twice to subject Swansea and new boss Michael Laudrup to their first defeat this season while Dimitar Berbatov got his first goal for Fulham in their impressive 3-0 victory over West Brom.
West Ham held firm to secure a dour 0-0 draw at Norwich and maintain the team's impressive return to England's top flight.
The Hammers, who were without on-loan striker Andy Carroll because of injury, have seven points.
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Eden Hazard and Fernando Torres on scoresheet as Chelsea beat Newcastle 2-0 to remain unbeaten in the Premier League.
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Ive read that many current County Board members dont know how to operate a computer or have Internet access. I wonder what this will cost us taxpayers? They will all need computers, internet access, training, printers, ink, paper, etc. but there will be a savings in postage perhaps? If the board members dont know about technology should they be even on the board? Then we have an article on New Shoreland Rules. State mandated rules that will cost the local taxpayers more money to monitor and enforce over and above what we are spending already enforcing rules that many times are silly. Thank you for the information. Now somehow we need to get more peoples attention and action before it is too late, or is it already? Sincerely, Pete Pfankuch, Crivitz Letter to Editor: I would like to write to all of the customers of CenturyLink (formerly CenturyTel) who have dial-up Internet. 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DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – A man in Rowlett was hoping for a ride across Lake Ray Hubbard on Wednesday night. Instead, he was tossed off a bridge and into the lake.
23-year-old Mario Ottesen says he was waiting at a rest area along Highway 66 near Lake Ray Hubbard for his girlfriend when a van full of men in their late teens or 20s offered him a ride across the lake.
"They started heading in that direction and it just got kind of quiet — I got that awkward feeling," said Ottesen. "Immediately, they just slammed on the brakes and corralled me out."
Ottesen says several men punched him and dragged him out of the van before finally tossing him over the side of the bridge on Lakeview Parkway.
With lake levels low, Ottesen landed in a muddy area — not water. He became stuck in the mud and couldn't get himself free.
"Stepped in, fell in, crawled out. Stepped in, fell in, crawled out. I did that like 20 different times until I couldn't even work my way back to the bridge. Eventually I was just stuck."
The victim did have a phone and used it to call 9-1-1.
Dallas Police and Dallas Fire-Rescue, which have oversight of the lake, arrived and eventually called for a hovercraft from Wylie to assist in rescuing Ottesen.
He was taken away by police to be questioned, but was not injured.
Police are still searching for the suspects and vehicle involved in the incident. Ottesen says there were five men in the van at the time.
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The Great Ethanol Boondoggle 0 commentsFeb 19, 2012 5:05 PM
One of my biggest disappointments with the Obama administration so far is his continued support of the ethanol boondoggle. The program was ramped up by the Bush administration to achieve energy independence by subsidizing the production of alcohol from domestically grown corn. Add clean burning moonshine (yes, it's the same alcohol'"C2H5OH), whose combustion products are carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O), to gasoline and emissions also go down.
The irony is that if you include all the upstream and downstream inputs, the process consumes far more energy than it produces. It also demands massive quantities of fresh water, which someday will become more valuable than the oil the ethanol is supposed to replace, turning it into toxic waste.
Few consumers are aware of how big the ethanol industry has grown in such a short period. Ethanol consumption of corn has soared from 1.6 billion bushels in 2006 to an anticipated 4.3 billion bushels this year. Ethanol's share of our total corn crop has skyrocketed from 14% to nearly 40% during the same period. Corn grown for ethanol now occupies 10% of the total arable land in the US.
Ethanol's impact on food prices has been huge. It is the sole reason why corn is trading at the $5 handle, instead of $3. You also have to add in the inflationary effects on downstream grain consumers, like the food manufacturers and the cattle industry. While spendthrift, obese Americans burn food so they can drive chrome wheeled black Hummers to Wal-Mart, much of Africa and Asia starve. A global food crisis is not that far off.
This ignores the reality that Brazil, the world's largest ethanol producer, can ferment all the ethanol it wants at one third our cost because they make it from much more efficient sugarcane, which has five times the caloric content of corn. They also have ideal weather. However, protective import quotas and tariffs prevent meaningful quantities of foreign ethanol imports.
Bush financed all of this wasteful pork, because Iowa has an early primary, giving it an outsized influence in selecting presidential candidates, and has two crucial Senate seats as well. Well, it turns out that Obama needs Iowa even more than Bush, where the Democrats are ahead 3-2 in the House, and have a tie in the Senate (1-1), so the ethanol program not only lives on, it is prospering.
Ethanol has become such of big industry that it now commands a fairly large footprint in Washington, fielding armies of lobbyists to keep the subsidies and tax breaks flowing from the appropriate agricultural committees. The problem for the rest of this is that once these lobbies become entrenched they are almost impossible to get rid of. Think of an advanced case of scabies. Remember the tobacco lobby?Shame, and double shame. Better to drink ethanol than burn it, I say.Back To Mad Hedge Fund Trader's Instablog HomePage »
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