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Specifying Toilets the Proper Way
Besides selecting the fixture itself, there are other considerations for bathroom planning that involve the toilet area. Some people read while sitting on the toilet, and having proper lighting and some reading materials stored in the area is helpful.
Cleaning the toilet and surrounding areas should be done regularly to cut down on bacteria and odors, and having toilet brushes stored there will help make this easier. Ventilation should be planned in a toileting area to reduce odors.
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The type and size of the toilet may affect the ability to meet some clearance recommendations, especially in small bathrooms. The two-piece toilet has a separate tank and bowl, while the one-piece toilet combines these and typically has a lower profile. The typical seat height of the toilet is between 14 inches and 17 inches, although 17 inch to 19 inch high toilets are growing in popularity. For a person who transfers onto the toilet from a wheelchair, the best height for the toilet is to match the wheelchair height, with the average being 18 inches plus or minus a few.
The toilet width ranges from 17 to 23 inches. A toilet with a standard bowl is about 25 inches deep, while one with an elongated bowl is about 30 inches. A wall-hung toilet with an in-wall tank will be about 22 inches deep. While not common, corner toilets are available for special applications. The fixture typically extends 33 inches from the corner and is about 15 inches wide.
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People using the toilet will need to stand, turn, sit, remove and replace parts of their clothing, and use nearby supplies like toilet paper. At least 30 inches of clear space is recommended in front of the toilet to allow for these activities, and perhaps more will be needed for larger people or persons needing assistance. Building codes allow this space to be reduced to 21 inches. This may allow leg room to sit on the toilet, but managing clothes may require moving to an area of the bathroom with more floor space.
For a person approaching the toilet with a mobility aid, or transferring from a wheelchair, 30 inches in front of the toilet is a minimum clear space, but more is better. For a person approaching and transferring from the side, plan a minimum 30 inches of clear floor space to the side of the toilet. Wall-hung toilets improve the clear floor space, making it easier to transfer onto the toilet and to maintain the floor around it.
Some users may need grab bars, so plan reinforcement around the toilet area so that they can be installed. Grab bars should be placed according to the user's requirements, including their method of transfer. Access standards suggest that the grab bars be placed behind the toilet and on the wall beside it.
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The toilet can be in several places within the bathroom and may be within its own separate area or compartment if space allows. There should be clearances on both sides of the toilet to allow the user to sit comfortably and move the upper part of the body without bumping into a wall or counter.
Placing the toilet at least 18 inches on center from the nearest wall or obstacle is recommended. Building codes will typically allow the toilet to be placed 15 inches on center. Remember that this should be a clear space. Placing another obstacle in the space, such as a grab bar, towel bar or toilet paper holder, will interfere with the clearance.
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Placing a toilet in a separate compartment can be accommodated by following the previously recommended clearances. A 36 inch x 66 inch space measured from the inside wall will accommodate the recommended clearances. A 30 inch x 60 inch space will comply with building codes.
In both applications, the door to the compartment should open out toward the adjacent room; otherwise the door swing will interfere with the front clearance. A compartment is not recommended for people using mobility aids, since it limits options in transferring to a toilet. However, if one is used, it should be at least 60 inches x 59 inches. An exception to this is the toilet area planned for a client with limited balance or stamina, as this client could benefit from a space with support within reach on both walls of the approach to the toilet.
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boot performance???
it would be interesting i think because of F15 using systemd
Phoronix: Is Fedora 15 Faster Than Ubuntu 11.04?
Ending out May, we have an interesting set of tests comparing the performance of Fedora 15 and Ubuntu 11.04. This is looking at the "out of the box" performance of both operating systems on three different systems. Not only is the actual test result looked at, but we also compared the power consumption of the two operating systems.
boot performance???
it would be interesting i think because of F15 using systemd
Well done Michael, I think that's one of the best benchmarking articles I've read on Phoronix ever
A good set of tests were picked, analysis was done on the data with possible explanations for discrepancies
For once it didn't feel like a load of graphs dumped out of PTS
More like this please
As far as the disk performance discrepancy goes - did you test with SELinux enabled or disabled, on Fedora?
edit: you say 'out of the box', so I assume 'enabled'; it might be interesting to try with it disabled. Also it'd be interesting to know if you kept the OS default partitioning scheme (in which case the Fedora install would likely have an LVM layer the Ubuntu one would not.)
Is PTS still self compiling the tested software?
If so, have you considered adding, whenever possible the built in version to the mix?
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Thiry summoned police to the St. James Avenue store, but that was just the start of it.
Officers caught up with the stolen sport utility, but the Mercury continued onto Interstate 26 and avoided the spikes that the police had set out for it. Their second attempt at deflating its tires worked, and they arrested the driver at gunpoint.
So who caused the multi-county hubbub during Thursday's rush hour, according to police? A 12-year-old boy.
A police dashcam video shows the boy racing through a field attempting to elude authorities after fleeing from them on U.S. Highways 52 and 78. The juvenile made his way onto I-26 eastbound, where he was chased from near Ashley Phosphate Road to Montague Avenue.
Traffic on the interstate thinned as police blocked I-26 east on-ramps. North Charleston officers and an unmarked car joined in the chase, which ended abruptly in the middle of the interstate when the SUV stopped.
Three officers with guns drawn, and one holding a police dog by the collar, converged on the suspect. A copy of the tape provided by police ended before the suspect can be seen in custody.
The boy, who was not identified because he is a juvenile, faces charges of possessing a stolen vehicle, failing to stop for blue lights, leaving the scene of an accident involving an unattended vehicle and driving without a license. The Goose Creek Police Department said the Mercury might have been taken from his mother.
Juveniles who are arrested typically are allowed to return to their parents. But an incident report stated that the driver was taken to a "juvenile removal home."
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As you are from ATI and the Win drivers provide h264 encoding, how about that for Linux? That would be interesting as h264 encoding is really time consuming...
I agree with you there, the HW manufacturers are NOT to blame for doing what M$ tells them to, but regardless of the cause, the consumer is still the one getting the shaft.
I've got another big market for you: Disenfranchised XP users. At my lan parties my friends who could afford them, are using high end NV/ATI DX9 series cards. If you'll look at the Steam Hardware Survey over 82% of people are using XP. Also notice that ATI is taking a HUGE beating on their current high-end vid cards. M$ had better be subsidizing AMD/ATI like crazy because nobody is buying their stuff.Originally Posted by bridgman
Perhaps AMD could create a web form where a person could input serial #'s from AMD/ATI products that they own (to show that they are legit customers) and leave comments/suggestions. If you got the word out about that, I'm sure you'd discover a big section of your market that is being turned off by recent hw trends.Originally Posted by Zooko
As you are from ATI and the Win drivers provide h264 encoding, how about that for Linux? That would be interesting as h264 encoding is really time consuming...
In the proprietary driver -- no problem, just a question of priority relative to bug fixing, new ASIC support and other features. It's a fair amount of driver work though, unless MS brings DXVA to Linux so we can do a straight port
In an open driver -- we're not sure yet so I'm saying "no" for now.
Well decoding is possible using the ffmpeg - mplayer can use the built-in or external ffmpeg. Also there is a patch to use coreavc as decoder.
No decoder is hw accellerated. But not only decoding would be nice to have, also encoding. Currently mpeg4 encoding is fast enough (could be always faster howerver) but h264 is really slow.
Maybe somebody implements it for CUDA (NVIDIA 8 series), that would be a possibility.
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First off, like many other users I was to thank Bridgman for listening to users' opinions. Its nice to know that ATI/AMD cares and is implementing changes designed to accommodate Linux users.
My 2 cents are that the DRM issue should be pushed till later. The major area where work should go is into 3D support. Right now I find the 3D support for older cards better with the open source drivers, fglrx has major artifacting with my 9500 and 9700 Pro and has since 8.35 (I'm more than willing to help debug if there is interest). Also, compiz has never worked right for me with fglrx, but works fine (albeit somewhat slowly) with the radeon drivers. Since I also have X850s I'm fairly sure this is because fewer resources are going to supporting and regression testing older cards. Since you seem to suggest r300/r400/r500 ASICS share enough commonality, I'd suggest getting those specs out to the open source developers to be a priority.
Another area which might help is getting in contact with the WINE developers. Basically they all use Nvidia cards since the opinion is no ATI/AMD driver supports enough OpenGL extensions for it to be possible to get games working. The head WINE Direct3D developer says this outright in his recent wineconf talk: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ-zyKR1N2A I think getting Windows games running under Linux is a much bigger priority than BlueRay since games sell graphics cards, not movies.
theres just one thing i find so incredibly stupid.
all the drm crap is already broken, everyone that wants to copy this material already does.
i'd like to show a theoretical example:
I buy an ati card, ati has (THEORETICAL; REMEMBER) released fully open drivers. I now use my skills to modify the software stack to dump a movie. This takes a shitload of time.
and now for the question.. Why does it matter if i modify the ati software to do it, rather than going on a few torrent sites and getting the content? its even slower for me to do it by exploiting ati software, plus i gotta have BOUGHT the damn movie, so no matter how one looks at it, the content providers are better off with the ati driver allowing me to dump it, than without.
And giving the fact that it will realisticly only be a few people in the scope of the world that even has the ability(atleast few compared to all the people who has a bluray/hddvd movie), what does it matter that we now have an EXTRA, and more annoying, slower, method of extraction, which actually ends up earning content providers more money?
so now im about ready to make this claim: any content provider who would see these free drivers as something that should be stopped, are DIRECTLY STUPID, and doesent even know how to ensure their own continued stream of money properly.
And now, i have a question for you bridgman(and please keep in min that im not going after you personally, but rather AMD/ATI):
Does AMD/ATI feel they wish, and that its better for them, to babysit the complete and utter stupidity of some totally clueless and moronic content providers, to keep them believing in FALSE "truths", rather than directly giving their own customers what they want?
I already have a pretty good idea of the answer, but i would like for you to go to whomever is in charge around there in AMD/ATI, and ask them this question, because im really interrested in it, and this should clarify just how far AMD will be going, who their loyalties really is to, stupid content providers, or the customers who put the food on the table(well, ill bet some of those higher-ups of AMD gets alot of food on their own personal table from clueless content providers, but thats a different story).
Thanks in advance!
Reedman: Read post #20 of this thread.
then nvidia would support it and production companies would push out everything to that boards. only an agreement between hw producers to not support it would lead to its removal, but since amd, nvidia, ati, intel and other companies were the founders of drm the problem is that the one who will get out from it would simply lose market share and will die, unless it would come out with something that would lead community to stay tuned to it. for example the new display port seems wuite promising and interesting, but i don't think that it would strike down hdmi, since it has already been established in most of the hw present around the world, and if it's not 100% compatible with this hw, maybe through a phisical adapter, then it will lose and will be remembered as one of the great hw flops. the other problem is that there's on the market enough protected content that cannot be played without hw capable of doing it and that a lot of money was invested into it that it is almost unlikely to just be removed. what would you do if you're told that the bd film you've buyed for 50 or 60$ need to be changed in order to be played on your pc?!
for what i've read displayport is the free alternative to the non-free drm protected hdmi, but i might be wrong on this. i need confirmation of this statement from someone who is better informed on the matter.I dislike DRM so strongly that I will tend to avoid supporting products which offer even *optional* support for DRM. For example, all other things being equal, I would prefer to buy a card that does *not* support DisplayPort, because the DisplayPort standard is tainted with the stench of DRM in my mind.
true. this is what ports people to linux. but here there's ne need of software houses that would step to linux. id has made its move and now i'm waiting for other houses like ubisoft and blizzard. i think that the moment in which gallium and opengl 3 will be here then we'll see a native support for windows/linux games with only one code and we'll see the end of directx. only when companies would drop directx and tune to opengl (which now is starting to be faster than directx in different games), and when there would be drivers like catalyst with a good part of code that is the same for different oses then we'll see a real passage of games to linux and a lesser domination of windows in the oem's plans. but for now this simply isn't the time for it.I think getting Windows games running under Linux is a much bigger priority than BlueRay since games sell graphics cards, not movies.
the new specs would mean more driver work than implementing new code for the radeonhd driver, because from a programmer view it's simpler to write new code than modifying old code that wasn't written by you to have it fit to your needs. the one thing that after the read of this thread has gotten in my mind is a foolish thing:ince you seem to suggest r300/r400/r500 ASICS share enough commonality, I'd suggest getting those specs out to the open source developers to be a priority.
why not concentrating for lets say 2 weeks on identifying the stuff that is equal in the chips and what is different. then take the equal stuff based on what it does and put it into a module, put another stuff into other module and so on. make a diagram of the various features and how they were implemented or not implemented yet, then take the driver and split it based on this new diagram. for example i'd put things like this:
1. base atombios, from which, based on the board reads you'll start loading its modules, named radeon_core.so
2. a module of 2d accel for r200, r300, r400 and earlier r500 boards that could be named radeon_2d_pre600.so
3. a module of 3d accel for r200, 300, 400 ecc named radeon_3d_pre600.so
4. a module of 2d/3d accel for igps named radeon_igp_accel.so
5. a module of 2d accel for newer r600 named radeon_2d_hd.so
6. a module for 3d accel for newer r600 named radeon_3d_hd.so
this would mean that developing of new features would hold down for some time, but there would start the integration of the code for the various drivers. from what i've read around the future is a single radeon driver that would be ok for all the boards, but with the differences in functionality and hw implementation this would require a lot of work and superfluous code just for compatibility issues.
the same fglrx could benefit from this developing by removing igp features and board detection from it. then the devs would use the atombios core module for initialization and then would put on their own 2d/3d module. for the igps, if their code is so different there's a good point of splitting them from the fglrx and readeon stuff and putting them as a single big module separated from the others. in this way the developing process would be faster in the future and there wouldn't be the need to deal with compatibility code and with regressions for older cards after the implementation of new features in the newer ones.
this would also allow amd to easily implement modules on top of various modules for a future implementation of hw hd decoding or of other features that wouldn't be opensourced if they'd want to go on that road in the future.
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When the Tigers acquired David Price at the non-waiver Trade Deadline, surely they didn't expect a rookie named Kyle Lobstein to start a series-deciding game against another American League postseason contender in late August.
But, due to an injury to Anibal Sanchez, that's exactly what will happen Thursday. Detroit will host the Yankees, and Michigan native Derek Jeter, for the last scheduled time of the season -- and in the case of Jeter, the last scheduled time period.
New York got the best of Price on Tuesday -- belting nine straight hits off him to start the third inning -- and halted the Tigers from moving into the second AL Wild Card spot, which Seattle still occupies by one-half game.
Lobstein made his Major League debut with 5 2/3 innings of long-relief work at Minnesota last week, allowing three earned runs. Thursday will be his first big league start after his 100-pitch relief appearance.
"I just tried to go as deep as I could," Lobstein said after his debut. "I felt fresh."
Justin Verlander's turn in the rotation was due to come up Thursday, but Detroit manager Brad Ausmus hinted that he'd prefer to give Lobstein his first start at a larger park, like Comerica Park. Thus, Verlander will pitch Friday against the White Sox in Chicago, where the ball tends to soar in the late-summer heat.
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As the Yankees look to collect a crucial series win and cut into their 2 1/2-game Wild Card deficit, they'll rely on starting pitcher Hiroki Kuroda. He is coming off back-to-back wins but will be pitching on regular rest for just the second time this month.
"He's a guy that we've tried to make sure he gets the extra days when we can," manager Joe Girardi said after Kuroda's last win. "We gave him two the last time, and one extra one this time, and he'll go normal rest, but we need him down the stretch. He's got the most experience out there and he's been pitching well."
Yankees: Ellsbury crushing Tigers pitching
New York outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury enters Thursday's matinee finale going 5-for-8 so far in this series.
He homered twice off Detroit starter Rick Porcello on Tuesday, then started and ended the Yankees' streak of nine straight hits in the third inning of Wednesday's game.
New York manager Joe Girardi was asked whether Ellsbury can be classified as an impact player as his club enters the home stretch.
"Oh, I think so," Girardi responded. "I think he has been. I think sometimes people talk about impact players, and usually when they talk about impact players, they're talking about 30 [ homers and 110, 120 [RBIs]. But this is a guy that gets on base, steals bases, sets up RBIs for other guys. That's his impact, and he plays an unbelievable center field."
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On Wednesday, Dr. James Andrews confirmed the initial diagnosis of Anibal Sanchez's right pectoral strain, according to Ausmus.
Ausmus reiterated Wednesday that he hopes to have his starting pitcher back before the end of the season. That wish comes a day after Sanchez himself expressed concern over whether his regular season has come to an end because of the injury that forced him out of his last start on Aug. 8 in Toronto.
"It depends how fast I heal," Sanchez said. "It's nothing like they're going to say, 'All right, you're going to wait for two weeks or one week.' It's nothing like that. It's how fast does my body heal that area."
Worth noting
• Derek Jeter was honored in a pregame ceremony Wednesday night. The Tigers presented the Yankees' legend with a $5,000 check to the Turn 2 Foundation, a trio of paintings and two seats from Tiger Stadium. Jeter grew up in nearby Kalamazoo, Mich.
• Price was the first pitcher to allow nine straight hits in a game since Houston's Bob Forsch allowed nine straight hits to Cincinnati in 1989.
• New York's third-inning stretch of nine straight hits Wednesday fell just one shy of the AL record, set by Detroit in 1983.
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That is Dedication dude..Pretty sweet. I don't have a Tat at all, I may get one some time in Life but I don't know about going all out like that..Very Nice though.
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I attended the showing..It was kinda weird because I thought it was gonna be completely Live but it seems that there was a delay..because they didn't show any of the Guitar or drum testing..But Slayer kicked Ass..Megadeth put on a good show. Anthrax was "bleh" in my book. Some great guitar riffs but I didn't like how the singer sings. Metallica I feel has lost a step. Lars stands up WAAAAYYY too much for a drummer...Kirk found some of skill back but still played some solos with flaw. James Harmonizes and "sings" too much..Where is his grungy voice he used to have???Read more
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I have 55 Skus at the moment, (52 individual figures (including: Adam, Orko, Cringer, Marlena....etc...), 4 Beasts, Granamyr & 1 Weapons Pack) but will have 57 after Fang Man & King He-Man arrive in a few weeks, 58 if I decide to get Strobo.
146 or more
By items we'll say SKUs, as in a weapon's pack is one item, Snake Men two pack is one item, Star Sisters are one item, Vykron is one item, etc.
I'm just curious what the average number of figures people here have. I have a small collection of 10 figures, unlikely to ever surpass 15. Or if it does, it will be a year from now when I'm potentially in a better financial position. Even then it would be mostly from the secondary market, as most of the figures I'm interested in have long since sold out.
I don't know how many small collectors like me bother to post, or if it's mostly people with massive collections. Even though I collect only a few, I keep up with anything new that comes out and read the reviews on most.
Poll to follow. I'm going to go in increments of 5. I'm not sure how many SKUs there are total, so I'll err on the side of too many than too few, especially since many people have multiples.
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I have 55 Skus at the moment, (52 individual figures (including: Adam, Orko, Cringer, Marlena....etc...), 4 Beasts, Granamyr & 1 Weapons Pack) but will have 57 after Fang Man & King He-Man arrive in a few weeks, 58 if I decide to get Strobo.
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146 or more for me. 157 to be exact as of right now.....
Jitsu was number 50..last year played a lot of catch-up.This year looking at about 10-12 more skus.
I have well over 200, closer to 250.
See ya',
He-BroLot's of figures for sale on eBay now and some start at $1.
Prices dropped for the holidays - Buy a Pookie or a Castle trap door in my My Shapeways Store - also some cool custom accessories like the Diamond Ray of disappearance, TrapJaw's Attachments, Coridite Crystals, Horn of Evil, Tytus Hammer, etc...
I'm assuming I have Mattel's SKU reckoning right and they don't count two packs as two SKUs. Maybe I'm wrong
Realistically there are only around 110 or so actual SKUs in MOTUC (to this date)....
King Grayskull SDCC is 3 figures, but one SKU.
He-Ro is 6 figures, but 1 SKU....etc
Vykron is 3 separate packouts, therefore 3 separate SKUs....same with Marlena & Glenn, different packouts are different SKUs even if it's the same character.
I'm not sure about Orko, I believe they're both the same SKU....
Snakemen, Star Sisters, Palace Guards...etc... one single SKU.
Like anything you buy from a store, the bar code is the SKU, 3-packs only have one SKU. if the SKU number on the bar code is different, it's a new SKU number.
I have like I said 55 SKUs, meaning 55 different packaged figures or sets.... but the actual item count is greater than the SKU count.
I have 56 individual figures, and 1 Weapons pack from 55 SKUs.
A SKU even for MOTUC doesn't mean individual figures, it means packages with bar codes.
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70 SKUs - all figures plus 3 Beasts, Granamyr, Procrustus and the Wind Raider.
74 SKUs - this includes figures, beasts, weapons packs & rack and Wind Raider.
I have too many to count...and does this count multiples of the same figure?
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Too much to count, but well over 146.
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o heck i gave up. i basically have one of everything and was not counting multiples of the same figure nor counting multiple figures in one sku as anything other than one. so star sisters is one sku.
this pollis confusing because everyone seems to be answering a different way.
i got almost one of each. no stands no tru she ra or tru faker. preternia he man or original grayskull box.
i do haor than one marlena and trapjaw and royal guards. prolly get one more snakemen set eventually
Only thirteen for me. I only buy the figures I really like. Castaspella will likely be number 14.
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Mirr0rR3flection wrote:I'm thinking Mario will be tackling dreams next in the 3D games since anything could occur in dreams. I'm hoping this new 3D game is more like Sunshine and 64 since these newer games like Galaxy and 3D Land are becoming too linear. I want to explore and not be restricted to a path that leads to a star. Is that too much to ask Nintendo? >_>
Btw I'd rather the 3D games stay as single player experiences. Putting too much emphasis on co-op would just ruin the game for those who play alone.
FatFace83 wrote:...make the game strange, that is what Mario games should be about.
SuperAnjario wrote:I thought we'd get a glimpse, but nothing. Looks like we've got to wait a little while longer. Maybe at an event later this summer or fall.
I'm really surprised we didn't get a demo real of HD characters at least. In my opinion, one little snippet of HD characters or one more trailer for a top-end franchise would have completely flipped the perception people have of this conference.
Oh well, we all know it's coming eventually. Just wished we could have seen it.
SuperAnjario wrote:Super Mario 4 may well be the next 3D title as I explained above. Miyamoto claimed a few months back that "we're making Super Mario 4." I don't think he'd refer to New Super Mario Bros. U as "Super Mario 4."
I think 3D land was revealed at Tokyo Game Show, not E3.
SuperAnjario wrote:I think 3D land was revealed at Tokyo Game Show, not E3.
Aaronnoraator wrote:A reboot of 64. Same levels, different design. Make the levels bigger too. Make it look like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clwR6H9TatQ
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Gun liability insurance would have to cover use of the gun after theft. However, as a gun owner, there are many measures that can be taken to reduce that risk and the resulting insurance premium (e.g., a locked storage cabinet).
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