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Great story. I loved the pace of short chapters each written from a central character's perspective. The momentum builds as the pace quickens as the threads begin to connect. I have a background in child psychology and Easter's voice is the most compelling. I have also been a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) so I was interested in Brady's role as a Guardian Ad Litem (GAL). In Kansas, GALs are lawyers appointed by the courts to represent a child. Brady would not be a GAL in Kansas. Even though the extent of his involvement would be unrealistic, his background in law enforcement and his dedication to helping the girls seems true to form.
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This Dark Road to Mercy is a good book. I enjoyed reading it. It moves along nicely and tells a good story about two young girls in North Carolina, Easter and Ruby, whose mother has died years after their father has abandoned them. They end up in a foster home awaiting word from grandparents they have never met living in Alaska, when their father, Wade, a former, promising baseball player, shows up with an idea to get them back. Trouble is, someone is after Wade, and his intentions are not good. Wiley Case does a nice job building some suspense, Easter's voice is particularly strong. But I am not really sure what he was trying to say about fatherhood, and the parent/child relationship, and the ending left me vaguely unsatisfied. Overall, I enjoyed it, but it was a little shy of being a great read.
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When their mother dies, Easter and Ruby are sent to a group home. Their in the process of being adopted by their maternal grandparents when their father, who they haven't seen in years and long ago signed away his paternal rights, comes back and steals them away a long with a large amount of money from a local gangster. The three of them may be on the run but it's as much about a father wanting to spend time with his daughters than it is about the money. More so than the money actually.
Fast read about a father trying his best, a guardian trying to do right to make up for a kid he wronged, and someone out to even the score between himself and a guy he used to play minor league baseball with. It's a quick read and nothing beats the feel of a good Southern Gothic.
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News Crunchyroll to Stream Feline Comedy TV Anime Poyopoyo
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Slice-of-life story of mysterious "spherical cat" to launch on Saturday
The media service Crunchyroll announced on Thursday that it will begin streaming the television anime adaptation of Rū Tatuki's four-panel manga Poyopoyo Kansatsu Nikki on January 7 at 7:00 p.m. EST under the name Poyopoyo. The slice-of-life story centers around a mysterious "spherical cat" named Poyo, its family, and the people in Poyo's everyday life. The anime will be available worldwide except in Japan.
Tatuki launched the manga in 2004, and the ninth compiled book volume shipped last February. A Nintendo 3DS game, in which the player raises and communicates with Poyo, will ship next month.
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Kappa Sigma is the first nationally affiliated house to establish itself at Pacific University
In the summer of 2013, James Ramos had an inspiration.
His best friend from high school had joined Kappa Sigma fraternity at Linfield College in McMinnville, and Ramos who'd just finished his freshman year at Pacific University was intrigued.
He wanted to meet new friends, widen his circle of influence and show that fraternities aren't simply clone-filled clans rife with John Belushi-style academic deadbeats and partiers.
He called fellow Boxer football player Ryan Beck and suggested they drum up interest in bringing a new kind of fraternity to Pacific one that challenged those labels.
"He said, 'Dude, I'm down,'" recalled Ramos, a junior this fall at the Forest Grove school.
The pair found a "start a chapter" link on the Kappa Sigma website and moved quickly to organize what the national fraternal group calls a "colony" the beginnings of a new chapter. With help from Ramos' Linfield connection and a mountain of moxie, the men planned several events aimed at recruiting "pledges," or members-in-training.
On April 13 at a hotel in Hillsboro, 36 men joined Pacific's Kappa Sigma house as pledges, and the school's first nationally-sanctioned fraternity that is, one on track to be awarded a national charter was born.
With 28 additional men joining its ranks in August, Kappa Sig is up to more than 60 pledges with a goal to reach 80 by 2015, Ramos said. Joe Lang, Pacific's director of media relations, lists current membership at 50, but in either case, it's the largest fraternity on campus by far.
The next-biggest is 10-year-old Pi Kappa Rho, a local chapter with a dozen members. Phi Lambda Omicron, a women's sorority, claims 20 members. All part of the "Greek" system at Pacific, they meet as part of an umbrella organization called a senate.
"Our Greek Senate requires all chapters to embody four values: friendship, scholarship, service and leadership," said Lang. "The chapters are left to determine how they best live those out."
People from other areas
For Beck, a junior from Arizona and an offensive linebacker for the Boxers, the chance to start a new fraternity at his school was an exciting opportunity.
"It felt like Pacific kind of had a lot of cliques," said Beck, who's majoring in exercise science and integrated physiology. "Football players hang out with football players, that kind of thing.
"We wanted to get people from other areas."
He and Ramos invited Pablo Nieves-Valenzuela a Pacific sophomore involved in student leadership but unaffiliated with its sports teams to check out Kappa Sigma.
"Pablo is an example of a cool guy you might not talk to if you just hung out with the football team," said Ramos, a Boxer cornerback studying sociology.
Nieves-Valenzuela, who hails from northern California, said the fraternity represented a chance to broaden his network.
"These guys have done a really good job getting guys from all over," said Nieves-Valenzuela, who's involved in Pacific's College Democrats and Hispanic Heritage groups. In addition to service and academic club affiliates, "we have baseball players, track athletes, swimmers and wrestlers there's a lot of diversity."
Kappa Sigma has 318 chapters across the country, noted Ramos. Though the fledgling organization at Pacific doesn't have a brick-and-mortar chapter house that takes millions of dollars and might not become a reality for a generation or two the undergrads are happy to provide the building blocks.
"Giving back to the community is huge," said Ramos, who's serving as the colony's first president.
With five uncles on his mother's side of the family who are members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Beck admitted to feeling pressure to form an SAE chapter in Forest Grove. But Kappa Sig's motto, "Leading In Full Force," swayed him in a different direction.
"I like that we raise the most money for charity and perform the most community service hours" of any national fraternity, said Beck, the chapter's vice-president.
"Also, I really respect the four pillars (scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship) and what they stand for."
Kappa Sigma is a big supporter of the Wounded Warrior Project, a nonprofit that offers a variety of programs and services to injured veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
Before the colony can become an official chapter, its officers must raise $2,500 for the national organization, write acceptable bylaws, garner 60 pledges and perform 10 hours of community service.
Ramos, Beck and Nieves-Valenzuela are well on their way.
"We put on a volleyball tournament last spring and raised $270," said Ramos, a sum matched by Pacific President Lesley Hallick and the campus' food-service provider, Aramark.
Last Friday, Kappa Sigma participated in "Step In Her Shoes," a campus-wide event designed to combat domestic abuse and sexual assault.
The men look forward to the dedication later this fall of a bench and plaque memorializing Kiden Dilla and Ayan Osman, two Pacific students killed last April in a car accident near Forest Grove. The Kappa Sig house donated a portion of the $1,000 cost to help make the bench a reality. Other groups and individuals are also involved in the project, noted Lang, who said "logistics and details" were still being worked out.
"I was happy that most people in the school came to support the [volleyball] fundraiser," said Matt Walker, a sophomore from Texas and a Kappa Sig pledge.
Walker knew Dilla and Osman from classes and by reputation as active members of Pacific's Black Student Union. "They were both very smart and quiet, but they did a lot for [Pacific]," he said.
No 'Animal House'
Academic achievement within the chapter Kappa Sig requires a 2.7 or higher grade-point average for membership, the same as Pacific's minimum GPA for admission will be a focus for Beck, who'll come up with ways for pledges to keep up with their studies.
Chapter meetings every Monday evening in Marsh Hall will include discussions about how to make the Kappa Sig experience a part of every man's journey toward a successful life.
"For me the house has been more of a support system, and not a distraction," said Nieves-Valenzuela, who eventually hopes to attend law school and help develop public policy. As the chapter's scribe, his focus is on establishing a healthy precedent on paper.
"I was pretty involved in writing our bylaws," he said.
Ramos and Beck would like to do away with the stereotype parodied in the 1978 film "National Lampoon's Animal House" that all fraternities operate as chaotic, hedonistic drunk-fests.
"There's that impression that all we do is party," said Ramos, "but it's not true. We're much more about community service and brotherhood."
Underage pledges caught drinking could be kicked out of the Kappa Sigs, added Ramos, who'd like to bring back campus dances that sparked controversy at Pacific last spring.
Reports of alcohol-related misbehavior and sexual misconduct at the "Bring It Back Dance" formerly known as the "Boxer Ball" last May prompted the school's Activities and Cultural Events Board to reconsider whether to hold the activities in 2014-15. For starters, any dances scheduled this year won't take place in the Stoller Center, but instead in the campus' multi-purpose room.
Ramos said the Kappa Sigmas might consider hosting a dance themselves possibly in the two-story house on Highway 47 where he, Beck and Nieves-Valenzuela currently live monitoring students' sobriety upon entry.
"Dances are super fun," Ramos said. "I think we can show the administration and other students that you can go out on the weekend and enjoy yourself without drinking."
University has long, varied 'literary society' history
Forest Groves Pacific University gained its first fraternity in 1863, when Gamma Sigma, a Greek-letter society, was granted a charter. Eight years later, in 1871, women on campus organized the Philomathean Society (now Phi Lambda Omicron).
Originally called literary societies, the schools fraternities and sororities were listed in an 1870 catalog as an approved method of supplementing the instruction of teachers. Activities, all academic in nature, incoluded debates, public speaking and music.
Alpha Zeta came to Pacific in 1901, and Kappa Delta followed in 1904. In 1925, the Phi Alpha Tau society became Pacifics first, and only, national honor fraternity.
In 1928, Gamma Sigma became the first fraternity to acquire its own house off-campus, with the Alpha Zetas following in 1932. Only one fraternity, Phi Beta Tau, has ever obtained a house with historic ties to Pacific in the 1960s it purchased the former residence of Alanson Hinman on Hawthorne Street.
After waning interest during the Great Depression and World War II, by 1958 Pacific boasted a dozen fraternities and sororities, with the high point at 16 chapters in the early 1970s.
The number of active Greek-letter societies hovered between four and six in the 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s. Today there are 10 such organizations at Pacific.
From Splendid Audacity: The Story of Pacific University by Gary Miranda and Rick Read
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not all the time, If im not mistaken once you quit, they wouldnt give a damn.
or they would.
either way, I remember in DS9 when worf was introduced as a new cast member, he and sisko talked about his continuing service to starfleet, worf considered joining some alliance or something, it wasnt federation. and it seemed that anyone can join. sisko didnt care much or call it treason.
but if they do, then hell you have an incentive for PVP.
Taking a ship to a rival government would be theft of Federation property, and thus treason. It's the same thing as an American submarine captain taking his sub and joining the Russians or the Chinese -- you just don't do that!
There was an episode of TNG where a Romulan had stolen intel from the Romulan government to give to the Federation, in an effort to avert a crisis. He was still a Romulan patriot, to the point that he destroyed the ship he came on to prevent the Federation from getting their hands on Romulan technology... and he was still considered a traitor by the Romulan government, and
would never have had a place in Starfleet given his past affiliation.
Now, if Cryptic just made it a retrait/refaction token that took your character and allowed you to change the species, and gave you comparable ships to what you had before, that would be another thing. Just allow you to take all that progress you made on one character and completely rewrite that character's history, like a faction change in WoW.


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This salad's simplicity allows the fresh vegetables to be the star. The recipe didn't say what type vinegar to use, so I used white balsamic and added some fresh dill which always partners well with green beans. I steamed the green beans for 2 mins and 20 seconds in the micro on high which left them perfectly crisp. This was a welcome change for a nice side salad with dinner. This didn't knock-my-socks-off, but I did enjoy it.
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Match Report: Buoyant England sail past stricken Scotland
England 38 Scotland 18: Hosts start their Six Nations campaign with a routine win over a Scotland side 'on the edge of a precipice'.
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Sunday 03 February 2013
Without hitting the sensational heights of the historic win over New Zealand last time out here – how could they, really, against a Scottish team belonging to a significantly lower echelon of the world game to the All Blacks – England scored four tries to two to kick off the Six Nations' Championship with few wobbles along the way. A pivotal match in the seven-week tournament looms immediately when England go to Ireland, winners over Wales yesterday, in Dublin next Sunday.
Scotland's interim Australian-English coaching duo of Scott Johnson and Dean Ryan were unable to improve the team's dire record at Twickenham that stands now at four wins in 46 attempts, with none since 1983. Scotland's depressing home defeat by Tonga in November inked in the P45 for the previous coach, Andy Robinson, but the fault lines run deeper.
"Scottish rugby stands on the brink of a precipice," the former captain and totemic full-back Gavin Hastings said yesterday. Somewhere from a thin player base and a pair of professional Pro 12 teams they have to muster a XV of heart, searing skill, size and conditioning. The second of those qualities was there in the full-back Stuart Hogg and others, but the Scots' 30 years of hurt at England's HQ continued with a white-jerseyed pummelling at the breakdown and in contact.
England led with a penalty by Owen Farrell, but "statuesque" was the description for the England defending that followed, in a goose-bump moment for the Scots. A kick by Mike Brown sailed into the Scotland half with little in the way of a chase. A sign perhaps of the dreaded complacency after the heroics of December?
Whatever, Hogg was alive to the possibilities and ran hard and dead straight, about 10 metres from his right-hand touchline, to shoot between Brown and Dan Cole like a high-speed train through a cutting in the Chilterns. It obliged Alex Goode at full-back to be the buffers, and the opportunity looked lost for a second or two as Greig Laidlaw – Scotland's fly-half turned No 9 – and Sean Maitland took the ball. But a quick recycle restored momentum and Laidlaw on the short side popped Maitland over for the converted Kiwi's debut Test try.
Laidlaw's conversion was missed and England, though hardly rattled, suffered fumbles on the move by the debutant inside-centre Billy Twelve-trees, Tom Youngs and Dan Cole, while Geoff Parling had his hands full, or not as the case may be, keeping Richie Grant at bay in an intriguing tussle in the line-out. Youngs's brother, scrum-half Ben, was struggling to locate his runners sympathetically, but Twelvetrees's willingness and ability to launch attacks on the hoof showed what he has to offer England's midfield.
Two penalties by Farrell to one from Laidlaw had England 9-8 up and just a little relieved when their highest current try-scorer, Chris Ashton, added a 17th to his total 30 minutes into his 30th Test. A turnover and multiple phases, including a dart by Twelvetrees wide out and more ground-covering nearer the posts by the bigger brigade of Joe Marler and Joe Launchbury, ended with Ashton, correctly, believing that he had enough of a gap between the defending Hogg and Ruaridh Jackson to reach the ball over the line, left-handed.
Farrell's conversion and another penalty plus Laidlaw's second penalty – England had a few troubles keeping referee Alain Rolland happy with their entry through the gate – made it 19-11 at the interval.
Urgently, England pressed hard at the start of the second half and two minutes in they had a second try. Twelvetrees of Gloucester, once of Leicester, made it for himself with a call and a deliberate run off a red-zone ruck, taking a flat pass from his erstwhile Tigers clubmate Ben Youngs to blast over Dougie Hall, and Farrell converted.
A try by Launchbury was chalked off for a high tackle by Tom Youngs, but England scored within a minute. Ben Youngs broke free, and a tiring Scotland's ineffective work at the tackle allowed the move to go left, where Farrell's sweet, long pass gave Parling a short galumph home.
Farrell, for once and from the touchline, missed the conversion. Not that England, for all the "arrogant" jibes from the former Scotland coach Jim Telfer, would have been thinking of it, but they had 25 minutes at 31-11 up to garner the total of 44 and winning margin of 22 that would have been records against the Scots.
Stoically, Scotland had other ideas. An attack launched from deep included a run by Davie Denton to halfway, a hoof ahead by Maitland and a soft-shoe nudge and scoring finish by the excellent Hogg. The conversion by Laidlaw followed but, anyway, England, with eight bench- men for the first time under the new regulation, were busy using the lot, including a run for Toby Flood – not at fly-half but in place of Twelvetrees – outside Farrell, whose latest performance of assurance ended with a drop-kick conversion of Danny Care's sniping try at the death.
"We were a little loose on occasions, but overall I'm pleased with the start," said England's coach, Stuart Lancaster afterwards.
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Hello. I attempted to grow bushel gourds again this year. The plants did great and i got plenty of gourds but they did not get big. I was told that you need to get them in real early (long growing season) and water them quite a bit. Agreed? My question - do you think the seeds from the little gourds will produce bigger gourds next year if i try again? thanks - peace & love,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
yeah, you need to eke out just about every minute of your growing season that you can. I`m zone 7. my safe-to-set-out date is April 15th. I start my gourds (this year, about 500 seedlings) in my greenhouse the last week of February. I start hardening them off the 2nd week of April, and if the 10 day forecast looks ok, I`ll plant them the weekend of, or after April 15th. my growing season lasts until late October/early November. getting gourds to grow large is a tricky thing. best advice: build your soil up big-time. lots of compost. peat. manure. earthworms and earthworm castings. wood ash. till it all up fluffy. and try your best to stay off of it once you`ve planted. gourds are shallow rooted, and don`t like compacted soil. LOTS of water, but not so much the last 4-6 weeks of the season. For the best size, pinch off all female blooms once 4 gourds are developing on an individual vine. VERY little nitrogen-based fertilizer should be used...go with one that has a high potash content. keep weeds to a minimum, mulch or plastic will really help.As far as what will grow from saved seeds, I find gourd seeds are a lot like Human Parents. while it`s no guarantee that a couple that stands 6'-0" and 6' 6" with have a tall child, it`s a lot more likely than a couple who is 5'0" and 5'5" will. a lot of people disagree with me on this, but I`ve been hand-selecting and hand-pollenating for years with this method and have gotten some very satisfying results, particularly with my apple gourds.
I'd like to go to bed, but the fireworks are gonna keep me up for at least another couple of hours.
yeah, they`ll produce bushel gourds. the point I was trying to make (it was late last night, and my ordinarily quiet little chunk of the world was ablaze with fireworks) is that if you plant seeds from a smaller gourd, you MAY get larger gourds on the resulting vine. HOWEVER, I think your chances of getting larger gourds improves considerably if you use seed from a bigger gourd. Just like passing genetics from parents to children, tall parents usually have tall kids, short parents, short kids. Big gourds - big gourds, small gourds -small gourds. I've had people argue this with me, and their arguement do make sense, but I know what I've seen.
I don`t know why you shouldn`t save pumpkin seeds to plant. I used to plant Atlantic Giants, and they always grew well from saved seeds. I have someone sending me some seeds from a 1000 pound pumpkin, so I`m gonna try those this year. I like pumkins, but squash borers drive me to drink.
gourd guy - i have been experimenting with what is referred to as the 3 sisters act. The native american way of planting corn, beans, and squash together. I read once that planting squash (pumpkins) next to corn helps eliminate the squash borer. Something about the corn and something it attracts maybe. Can't remember,,, i'ld have to research it again. I'll have to check into the reuse of the seeds more. I have heard not to use them from several sources (and they weren't folks selling seeds - ha)
thanks again,,,,,,,,,,, peace & love,,,,,,,,,,


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Not a problem - most current petrol stations have 3 phase supplies already.
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Not a problem - most current petrol stations have 3 phase supplies already.
It drains the battery - which causes the phone to switch off.
When you charge it and switch it on it will stop behaving in this way
it might actually render pages correctly...
NM = torque, so presumably they mean you can use it as a really short lever?
This isn't about the desktop (which is being abandoned in favour of slabs), it's about the severs (which do actually use motherboards) - and that is where *nix dominates (particularly in remote servers).
Linux has anything but failed.
It should be warm, and (if available) it should have a splash of milk.
Sugar is an abomination unto Nuggan.
I often find that my tea is darker in colour than many peoples coffee (also an abomination unto Nuggan)
So how many days a year do you do more than 100 miles - very few people answer more than 1 or 2 (I used to answer 250, because my commute was insane) - and you don't have a few hours in the middle (where the vehicle can pick up some more juice (e.g. at the office or the house of family/friends).
The "limited" range is rather nullified by the convenience of recharging when you park up for the night (yes I know not everyone has off road parking)
For the rare occasions you need longer range you might also want a larger vehicle (e.g. to take the whole family to the other end of the country for a holiday) so you can easily hire an appropriate vehicle. I've very rarely drvien a vehicle which is appropriate for the journey I'm taking - they are a compromise between the "long heavily laden" journey and a "nip to the supermarket".
The EV serves the bottom 99+% of those journeys really well, so you buy one in a form factor that serves those journeys well (and those are now covered *much* better than they were before.
Then on the couple of occasions a year when you need something outside those parameters you hire something for the day.
Problem is that recovery would likely take out the remaining disk - copying 4TB at a sustained rate of ~100MB/s will take how long?
40,000 seconds ~ 12 hours of SOLID activity
Assuming a more realistic continuous rate it's going to take a long time to recover that data. I'd go for at least Raidz2, if not more...
I'd imagine the comet to be travelling slowly enough that we might get more than a few hours to view it, so clouds should break eventually - and if it's at the full predicted brightness it'll probably show up even in daylight.
Having said that I'm now doomed.
"And I also had the fold-up (Ordnance Survey style) map of Sodor... Does that make me a geek?"
Only if you still have it
Pretty good shots of the thin blue line...
The nozzles are big enough to heat and then poke with a needle...
The two miles aren't important in terms of final distance, but they are the most expensive both gravitationally and ,most importantly, aerodynamically.
It's not a daft idea, until you work out where mistakes land. The Russians just happen to have a whole pile of empty ground (and/or a disregard for anyone who lives there) over which they can fire stuff.
The Americans dismembered a spacecraft over a few thousand miles of the southern states 10 years ago...
Isn't that what "-site:facebook.com" does?
for most existing frames.
That's the issue with them. I'd happily have a discreet clip on my glasses (which I wear anyway) to provide useful information in a convenient location.
Of course a couple of coloured LEDs would be sufficient to tell me about emails/sms/missed calls/incoming calls etc. Not sure I need much more most of the time. Either I'm using my hands (driving, cycling, whatever) or I can hold a phone/tablet for the detailed info.
If not they should be...
I find Polaris/KingSoft OK for most things, and it should certainly suffice for bashing out some copy, but libre office (supporting a BT/USB mouse and keyboard) would be rather useful.
Well, you can - but only for a limited subset of strorage
Yes, you can - but that isn't as nice as inserting an SD card.
Heck, I'd settle for having to open the case to insert it - yet I still want to get one later this month (hoping I can do a deal with my mobile comms provider)
We're interested.
This - I have an e-ink device.
What would I like to improve on it?
Battery life - no - 3 months is fine
Screen size - no - dead tree publishers settled on a good size, this is the same
Colour - no - if I want colour I have other devices, this is for text (and e-boarding passes)
Maybe I'd like to fiddle the buttons a bit, they're too easy to hit accidentally on the side you're holding...
So - will I buy a new one?
Will I buy a new tablet as better devices emerge, well - not for a while, but yes I will.
Well said - where has childhood gone?
Apart from the fact that we can't seem to hold to account motorists who drive like idiots....
That application doesn't need range - it needs good directionality and low range (order of 10's to 100's of yards).
And then it needs 100% take up, because otherwise it will just be another beep that it ignored in the cab, or a beep that is totally relied up - precluding the use of protoplasmic scanners.
I'd quite like to have a cycle computer using this - small battery on board, take 6V AC from the dynamo and have my trip data available at home/online wherever I am...
Of course the base stations would need to relay, sometimes across most of the country, but I assume that's the point.
So it probably doesn't need to be in public IP space...
until it costs us money
Back in 1937 - you remember that?
Churchill actually started that to "stop motor vehicle drivers claiming ownership of the public roads"
It helped for a few decades at least...
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A meter used to measure something (like an ammeter, or a spectrometer) - a metre is a unit of distance.
Bloody USians
They don't accelerate all the way from space - they accelerate a bit, then slow* with a parachute, then slow further as the air gets thicker.
* Yes I know slowing is acceleration, but clearly not in the way that "K" meant.
Landing on stuff is one of the things you look at when you release a balloon - you look at the weather patterns all the way up if you can (and with the internet you can get some idea). Sometimes it will be wrong, but that's why you do it in the middle of nowhere, not from a London rooftop.
Restore a backup...
Then at least it is loaded side-band, controlled by your own organisation and easily revoked (if it ain't on the DNS tree it ain't valid)
Or even a nexus 10...
Changed their behaviour?
Don't make me laugh. All they need to do is tell OEMs to include a grub boot key in the "new bios" and maybe I'll listen to them again.
Hence my comment about vendor provision of md5 via something like dnssec.
Most people would trust MS not to be virus (jokes aside), so they would simply sign/hash their patches/versions and provide the requisite authentication via dnssec-alike...
Smaller organisations need to sign fewer releases, that's OK.
Then you start explicitly trusting organisations, not testing all software you run. Revocation would be important.
Thought would be needed for offline devices (although they are typically easier to secure via "normal" means...)
Why do we still try to blacklist?
Surely we can use some ditributed system (DNSSEC maybe) to allow for companies (large and small) to distribute md5 checksums for "approved" releases.
Really it's not that hard...
See easy - how much easier can you get than "someone else has already done it"?
> The fundamental problem here --- the elephant in the room that no one ever talks about ---
> is the lack of compelling programs which are Linux only.
Agreed - but NX comes close for my money...
I run a Linux box which is always online with good connectivity - costs about £5/mo.
I have NoMachine installed on it, and on my work laptop (which is MS).
Fire up an NX connection and I have all my *nix utilities (including the one game I play, which is running under wine because Win7 doesn't support it) available. That's nothing special - but various other family members can do the same thing, at the same time (so that £5/month is getting cheaper) and if my connection drops I can just pick up where I left off later.
I can run either a remote desktop or just run an xterm and fire up other programs on demand.
It's also a secure connection, so work doesn't get antsy about my network usage, 'cos I'm using my own connection.
Had to set up a Windows box recently and I somewhat floundered with various tasks I used to consider "easy and obvious" - I could do them under *nix, not windows any more. Inertia is the main reason most people continue to pay M$
That's four days consuming as much sand/dust as a device could reasonably inhale in several years I'd reckon.
But yes - the sticky stuff does require other testing.
All you need to do is moderate the speed of the fall and/or the length of the cable pull.
I do suddenly wonder what the efficiency of a block and tackle is....
Practically perfect suspension, particularly when loaded - no need to adjust the headlights (yes, that's what he adjustment is for - not blinding everyone else)
It's overly complex, yes - but it does the job, makes fording streams trivial, and provides amusement at a drive through.
so long as the previous versions remain available from git for those who need them
They are a tiny fraction of your national budget, and provide good science for improvement in various areas of your life.
Just fire a handful fewer missiles at places where you think someone might once have hid who said that the US wasn't a land of milk and honey and you'd save alot more for spending on actually providing healthcare...
Preferably with existing dimmer switches...
"How about the possibility of some less than scrupulous open-source developer, fed up with the apparent obstruction from Microsoft, discovering the loophole in the system?"
Then they would be highly unethical because they would be reducing the security of millions of people.
No - publicly releasing it without first having spoken to the vendor and given them time to get their house in order would reduce user security. In fact looking for such flaws is going to be done - I'd rather they were looked for by white hats than black.
Things didn't start falling just because gravity had been discovered.
And why aren't we seeing calls for tsunami based wave power generation...
We'll just get one hell of a light show at the poles.
to those of us with good spatial awareness, we can rotate it ourselves - and that is alot quicker than waiting for the next set of pictures on streetview, not to mention a whole pile cheaper if you are on limited data.
Well, lots...
They didn't make you do speed awareness courses - you opted to do those after breaking the law; they were an "easy option", else you'd have chosen the other punishment available.
I don't necessarily see a problem with this - we all want the police to be properly funded. But the IT dept need a good kicking if they aren't mandating crypto keys...
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happytomato2008(wis 3)July 31, 2009
I need a tall ground cover for Zone 3 and this plant I was informed does great for a ground in the Dakotas!! Need this...Judy G
I think your information may be a little faulty :-) Most sources list Perovskia hardy to only zone 5, possibly 4. And I would not consider it much of a groundcover. It is considered a subshrub in my area and doesn't really spread - a mature plant might reach 24-30" across, but that's it.
Nepeta, cat mint, may be a better choice - hardier, long bloom season, likes similar growing conditions and much more appropriate used as a groundcover. It spreads!