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The original Trimble Yuma rugged tablet computer has set the standard for professionals in the field. If you own an original Yuma, you can: crunch data in the field, conduct inspections, collect information, capture photos and communicate with headquarters, all with the assurance that your hard work is protected against water, dust, humidity, heat, cold, vibration and drop. Carry it, mount it on a tripod or pole, or mount in a vehicle--the Yuma goes where you go. You can use it to navigate to your next job, review work orders, revise documents and so much more. With the Windows 7 Professional operating system, this Windows tablet is equally useful in the office. It's the ultimate one-computer solution.Key Features:
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HAMBURG, N.Y. – Three Hilbert College faculty and staff will have an opportunity to develop a
stronger understanding and connection to the institution's Franciscan foundation and heritage during a pilgrimage to Assisi, the birthplace of St. Francis, and Rome being held from May 21-31.
Hilbert's 2012 Franciscan pilgrims are Erika Haygood Gault of Buffalo, assistant professor of liberal studies; Maia Kapuszcak of West Seneca, payroll/benefits coordinator; and Jean MacDonald of Tonawanda, director of student activities. In preparation for their journey, an on campus departure ceremony and blessing for the pilgrims was held on April 25.
During the 11-day pilgrimage, participants will visit the major sanctuaries associated with St. Francis and St. Clare of Assisi. They will also participate in historical visits, Eucharistic celebrations, lectures, and other activities.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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If you have the new version of Gmail, but you don't like it, there are some ways to go back to the old version. Maybe you don't have a fast Internet connection and Gmail suddenly feels slower, maybe there are too many bugs or you love a Gmail-related extension or Greasemonkey script that suddenly doesn't work.
Gmail provides a link to the old version (http://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=1), but the change is not persistent, so you'll still see the new version the next time you go to Gmail. And even if you bookmark the link, some Gmail-related plug-ins will still not work.
Because the new version is only available in Firefox 2 and Internet Explorer 7, another way to revert to the standard Gmail would be to use another browser, like Opera or Safari. But that's not very convenient or practical.
So what's the best solution? Change Gmail's interface language in the settings from English (US) to another language, like English (UK). You'll lose some features (creating Google Calendar events, PowerPoint viewer) and some names will be different (instead of Trash, you'll see Deleted Items), but these are minor changes.
Gmail's new version will be rolled out to everyone in the coming weeks and will eventually replace the current version, but by the time it reaches everyone, Gmail will probably fix the performance issues and your favorite plug-ins will update their code. A Gmail API would be a much better idea for the future, because every change in Gmail's code can break a plug-in like Gmail Manager or some useful Greasemonkey scripts.
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Hello, my name is Eva and I blog at Kid Minds. http://www.kidminds.org Is there a master list of all the bloggers in this group, or I just have to follow everyone from their introduction comment? Sorry, if this question has already been addressed before.
Hi guys!
This is our first year of homeschooling, but I'm having so much fun teaching my 6 year old son. He started at first grade and I've already had to move him to third! One on one homeschooling attention is the best!
My blog is www.mannersandmayhem.com where I share all kinds of homeschooling ideas and topics as well as recipes, DIY projects, reviews, and giveaways.
I'm checking out some of your blogs now. =) Hope you like mine and choose to become a subscriber to my newsletter.
Hi. I'm a homeschooling mom and my blog is http://cmsfamilyblog
I would love to connect with other moms who are homeschooling.
If you are interested, I'm also doing a Healthy Kids Facebook Event Tuesday night at 9pm Eastern Time. If interested, please make sure you send me a facebook friend request https://www.facebook.com/michelle.spell1 then I will send you an invite for the event. Would love to see you all there.
My other links are:
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I guess I will add to the effort to get this going. I am a homeschooler who would love to follow some great blogs since I am a little new to homeschooling. My blog isn't directly entirely to fellow homeschoolers, but is slanted in that direction. I focus on the financial education of our kids- why it's vital, how to do it, etc. I started not long ago and would love some feedback!
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Hi, Jennifer! Nice to meet you. I am just joining, too. Maybe we can work together to make it more active. :)
I will check out your site! Mine is: http://www.asterandlilly.com.
Nice to meet you!
This group sadly doesn't seem very active...but I'll introduce myself anyway!
I am a homeschooling mom of 5 children; one of them has already graduated, and the other 4 are 14, 11, 8 and 6. I have so much fun helping them learn to love knowledge!
My site is http://www.homeschoolingforfree.org. I share what I am using, as well as other free resources I find and homeschooling tips. You can find me on FB at https://www.facebook.com/homeschoolingforfree.
Hi Ladies...looks like a lot of these groups aren't active anymore :( Would love some new homeschooling blogs to follow and would love some new followers as well.
Hi Ladies! Would love some followers. We're secular homeschooler, and my blog has a green crunchy flavor. Hope you like it! I'll follow back too.
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I have an idea. Why not issue permits based on a one-for-one trade? That is, let's tell all of the real and imaginary Sunil Puri's out there that for every "project" involving undisturbed land or farmland they "develop", they must put together a project to "re-develop" one area/commercial tract in downtown. Of course laws would need to be changed which is where this idea would fall completely apart.
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The College of Social Work aspires to educate and prepare social workers to be the best in the country. Our faculty are committed to the individual growth of our students, and to developing habits of mind and heart for each to attain their own personal goals.
In preparation to help achieve these goals, we have designed a challenging curriculum to educate students for direct practice, a field education program offering students close supervision and challenging opportunities to work with diverse populations, and a research program aimed at helping solve real world problems.
Our College has cultivated partnerships with state and local agencies and community groups with new and innovative continuing education programs that complement our educational and research agendas. We have a strong commitment to the special needs of people in Kentucky, in rural areas throughout Appalachia and distinguished alumni through Kentucky and the nation who support the College goals.
I hope the information on our Website provides you with answers to your questions, but also with a sense of the enthusiasm everyone associated with the College shares about the quality of our programs and the future of the College. Please visit us in person to get a deeper sense of what our College has to offer. I look forward to seeing you.
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Like many of our student-athletes, Jacob Naegeli's first interaction with Earlham was not through sports. The Montana native was searching for a metalsmithing class to take between his sophomore and junior years of high school and found such a course offered through Earlham's Explore-a-College program.
"My uncle (Ben Scherzer '02) often spoke about Earlham, so I came across the country," said Jacob. "I developed friendships with art instructor Nathan Jones as well as cross country coach Pat Thomas."
Now, Jacob is an art major with a focus in metals, and he hopes to minor in mathematics or biology.
As far as his athletic endeavors are concerned, a two-year commitment of preparation has paid off in all-conference and all-region awards in men's cross country for the 2010 season.
"I started taking my off-season training more seriously after my freshman year," said Jacob. "The past two summers I've worked on a crew maintaining 240 miles of trail at Kootenai National Forest near my parent's ranch in northwest Montana. Every week, I was consistently covering 40 miles on the trails and running an additional 50 miles."
Jacob was the Earlham's top runner in every meet during the 2010 season. He earned All-Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference first-team honors with a fourth-place finish in the league meet at Versailles, Ky., on Oct. 30, and then concluded the campaign with a 28th-place finish in the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional at Holland, Mich., on Nov. 13.
"Jacob has been real intelligent about his training, increasing his workload gradually," said Quakers head coach Pat Thomas. "He has made outstanding progress over an extended period of time and is now one of the better runners in conference and region."
Jacob has a more certain eye toward his senior year. "As a team, I'd like to see us push ourselves to a better finish in the conference," he said. "I'm going to be upping my mileage with a goal of winning the conference meet, and Coach Thomas believes I also have a good shot at making it to Nationals."
With no certain plans after graduation, he could see himself teaching or continuing his work with the National Forest Service.
Hometown: Trout Creek, Mont.
Major at Earlham: Art
Interests: Metalsmithing, Cross Country, Track


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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - Cal State Northridge Cross Country opens the 2008 campaign Saturday at the Asics/UC Irvine Invitational at UCI's Anteater Recreation Center Fields.
Saturday's first race will begin at 8:00 a.m. due to a large field entered for the meet at UCI's Anteater Recreation Center Fields.
There will be two women's races and two men's races according to this time schedule:
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EAST BEND - With the season coming to a close, area wrestling squads are preparing for the Mountain Valley Conference Tournament over the final weeks of the season.
Forbush, fresh off its first conference victory of the season, has five matches remaining on the year, including one against Yadkin County rival Starmount. The Rams, 4-2 in league action, have four duals left on their schedule.
The Falcons knocked off Alleghany last Tuesday to pick up their first MVAC win of the year, 42-17.
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While some readers enjoy questioning whether local pastors carry pistols to church on Sunday, there can be little dispute that Republican Delegate Kelli Sobonya "packs heat" in her travels around the district and state.
The Sunday Gazette-Mail first reported that Sobonya accidentally dropped her pistol while sitting with Governor Earl Ray Tomblin and others during the recent interim sessions in Wheeling. The Sunday Charleston paper is a product of The Gazette staff and the Sobonya story appeared in a political gossip column authored by a Gazette employee. As might be expected, Sobonya, a real estate salesperson, says The Gazette reporter got most of the details about the incident wrong but she admits she did drop her gun.
All of this comes as the famous George Zimmerman case in Florida plays out daily on cable television. There, both the alleged assailant and victim's friends maintain Florida's "stand your ground" law put their colleague in the right. What poppycock. All "stand your ground" and "Castle laws" do is invite people to shoot each other.
Sobonya is, by and large, a good representative for Cabell County in the state legislature. Although it is difficult to find that Republican legislators – even with 46 of 100 members – exert much influence, Sobonya is a hard worker and spends a great deal of time working for the public.
None of that explains carrying a pistol, however. As we return to the days of the "wild, wild West" in this state, I am reminded that even the famous Marshal Matt Dillon of "Gunsmoke" fame cautioned citizens not to take matters into their own hands. When one pulled a gun, Dillon would calmly tell him or her to put it back in the holster and let "the law" take care of matters.
On the other hand, the temptation of having a pistol adds intrigue to whether or not state legislators would hesitate in shooting an irate constituent. Legitimate press accounts say most members of the legislature are licensed to carry concealed weapons.
While The Gazette insisted Sobonya said she had to "walk through a tough neighborhood" in Wheeling during the interims and packed a gun "just in case," Sobonya told the Charleston Daily Mail (which does get things right) a convoluted story about her job in real estate. Apparently, according to that account, a man sitting outside a Sobonya open house for an hour made her uneasy. At least that is apparently what she told reporter Dave Boucher.
Sobonya said the man waited until the showing of the vacant house in Milton was over before coming inside. Sobonya found herself alone with the stranger. The legislator apparently made a hasty exit.
"He said he wanted to go see the house and asked if there's a basement and if I could show it to him," Sobonya told Boucher. "I said no, you can find it yourself." So much for salesmanship.
The man looked inside the home briefly and left. He refused to take any paperwork about the house but did accept her card with a photo on it. That, according to Sobonya, is one reason why she decided to carry a gun.
Pardon me for saying it, but that is more poppycock.
Sobonya also said the security detail accompanying the governor did not ask her about the weapon, as The Gazette reported. Apparently, the state police accompanying Tomblin see nothing wrong with people hanging around the governor with guns in their purses and pockets, if they didn't question her. As the old joke goes, "I don't believe I would have told THAT."
What seems beyond dispute is that Sobonya dropped her gold leather wristlet – or rather, Tomblin exposed it. Sobonya's version is that the gun was wedged between her knee and the desk where Tomblin was seated. He moved, the open purse fell and Tomblin could see her .32-caliber handgun.
"I looked at him, he looked at me. I made a joke, he made a joke," Sobonya said. I must say it relieves tension to joke about lethal weapons right before using them, according to research.
"I said, 'Hey, governor, you don't have to worry; I have my permit,' " she added. She did not go on to say whether the document permitted her to "stand her ground and defend her property (the wristlet)" to the point that she might have to shoot the governor for exposing it.
My, my, my. Let me once again point out that there is no danger of any of my grandchildren accidentally shooting anyone at MY house since there will be no guns there. There is no chance that I will "accidentally" drop my pistol, no matter what tough neighborhood I'm in, because I will not HAVE one.
As in Florida, carrying a firearm gives rise to the very real possibility that someone will be injured or killed. I've been in tough neighborhoods all over the country from Philadelphia to the Mexican border. I never felt the need to carry a gun to defend myself. It is just an open door for a problem and an indication that the person "packing" is, in reality, a coward.
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Meanwhile, Chapmanville lawyer Ben White was celebrating the prosecution's decision last week not to proceed in Logan County circuit court with the case against the 14-year-old Logan Middle School student who wore an NRA-sponsored shirt to school. White is the student's lawyer.
White called it a "vindication" of the American judicial system. I call it yet another example of the "good ole boy" network so prevalent in Southern West Virginia. As I said when prosecutors decided to go forward with the case, I doubted that any Logan County jury would have the nerve to convict the student anyway. The real justice system never had a chance. It IS interesting, though, that my comments about the student drew more positive reaction from readers than anything I have written heretofore. Maybe not everyone wants to defy authority.
Now, all those who declare they want "discipline in school" can stop using that senseless claim. A student can defy his or her teacher and principal in Logan County and get away with it. Ask not why there is a breakdown in "discipline" in public schools.
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If, as state Republicans hope, they are able to claim a majority in the house of delegates next year, they can not only thank new Speaker Tim Miley but maybe a bit of luck will help as well.
For example, with Kanawha Democrat Delegate Doug Skaff running for the state senate, that will make one more Kanawha house seat vulnerable for a Republican pickup against a non-incumbent.
There are also rumors of retirements by several Democrat lawmakers. One mentioned recently is Kevin Craig of Cabell County. Being from the same district as Republican Carol Miller, that is clearly a seat that could be claimed by the GOP if Craig is not on the ballot.
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One Facebooker offered high praise for "Senator Hall" last week. The writer might want to be a bit more specific, however. There are, in fact, two senator Halls at the statehouse – Democrat Daniel and Republican Mike. It was apparent to me that the writer was referring to Daniel Hall but most probably wouldn't have known.
Praise for Daniel Hall is often found on the Internet. A page devoted to those who donated to his campaign carries wildly-enthusiastic endorsements from some of those who gave him money. That seems a bit redundant to me although the writer(s) may have personal reasons for the additional display of support.
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Which state senator was recently trapped in an ever-moving statehouse elevator? Only I and the Shadow apparently know.
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Now, at least, crazed pro-gun folks can claim Senator Joe Manchin's attempts to pass logical background checks has cost the state something. Actually, I don't know that this is a fact since Beretta, the gun manufacturer, had never announced they would move from Maryland to West Virginia. But Beretta now says it will "never' come to the Mountain State because of Manchin's "anti-gun" stance. Manchin is not anti-gun and I fully believe is on the side of the angels in this debate.
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Former Republican State Senator Frank Deem remained hospitalized in Charleston last week. The ex-senator has been talking about another run for the legislature next year, perhaps for a house of delegates seat.
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Former Governor Arch A. Moore, Jr. often testified that the editorial positions of The Charleston Gazette cost the state more jobs than any other factor. Personally, I know of at least one plant that did not locate in the Kanawha Valley due to The Gazette. Now, however, it appears that The Gazette's anti-coal stance will assist in relieving the region of even more gainful employment. Never content to simply keep new industry from locating here, The Gazette went after the chemical industry until they ran practically every job out of Kanawha County. Now, they agree with the Obama administration on coal.
Yet both Charleston papers lament the fact that "Charlie West" once had more residents than "Charlie South" (Carolina). I wonder how The Gazette intends to keep people here if they eliminate ALL jobs?
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Andy Kirchoff is (according to his Facebook profile), a "GOP-leaning independent Catholic voter." His words (complete words from the original Facebook thread) will be in blue.
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I love his [Clark Durant's] pro-life stance and his education platform, but his immigration position is far too "out there" for me to enthusiastically support his candidacy. He sounds like a NumbersUSA dream candidate.
You're a big fan of illegal immigration?
It was a general statement: nothing in there about separating families. You simply read that into it. But certainly if families of illegals stay then they need to go through a process of legalization. We can't just spit and trample on a perfectly sensible law (allowing immigration through legal channels).
My father was an immigrant from Canada! Perfectly legal. What was he supposed to do: swim the Detroit River, say "to hell with the laws!" and expect to be accepted after so many years here, simply because he is here?
. . . actually, the USA has a history of allowing just that.
The article advocates exactly what I do (paths to legalization through productive citizenship; not indefinite illegal status):
Kentucky was one of the first states to offer squatters a path to legalization. Under the Kentucky system, any squatter whose claim went unchallenged for seven years, and who paid taxes on the land during that period, was eligible for a clear title to the property regardless of who had owned it previously. . . . in 1862 with the passage of the Homestead Act, which gave settlers free federal land if they cultivated it for five years. . .. So should we follow our ancestors' example and offer a path to legalization?
Yes; that is my position. But doing nothing and allowing millions of illegals to exploit our system is outrageous.
You wouldn't allow someone to show up on your own property, build a shack, stay indefinitely and then say he has a "right" to be there.
You still haven't told me why an illegal immigrant should be allowed to stay: as a general proposition. On what grounds? Make an argument; don't just tell me what you like and don't like; that's like arguing which flavor of ice cream is best: nothing objective.
I think they can stay if they are pursuing legal status and being productive citizens (I agree with what Gingrich has said on this).
I see. So you would allow someone to show up on your own property, build a shack, stay indefinitely (let's say he cuts your grass and pulls weeds and uses a nice proper outhouse) and then say he has a "right" to be there" from natural law, and you out of the goodness of your heart welcome him to do so.
Please answer my question about the guy showing up on your property. Humor me. Play philosopher for a moment.
So he's not allowed in your house but he is free to live on your lawn and use your water, your garage for a shelter, etc.? Maybe you have a fruit tree and a vegetable garden; now he can be fed, too, from your bounty. And his brother and his family will be moving in soon, too . . . not able to resist all the wonderful opportunities for sustenance that you provide.
So you would kick them out and say they didn't have the right to be there, huh? What if one of them refused to go? What would you do? Separate families?
A person crossing the border to live here is on US property. If he or she is receiving benefits that come from US taxpayers, then we have the perfect right to deny those benefits by enforcing sensible laws. The analogy is perfectly apt and relevant. You simply fail to grasp it. You're inconsistent with your own principles.
You don't apply "bleeding heart liberal" positions when it comes to your own property. You're like the guy who is for gun control and then shoots an invader on his own property (I recall hearing several examples of famous liberals doing just that; don't recall specific names though).
Explain to me how you can kick these guys off of your property but the US (i.e., states like Arizona and Texas) can't do the same with folks who want to stay illegally in the US. I don't get it. Perhaps you can help me understand these profundities.
Really? How does it ever build a freeway through a city, then? My wife's childhood home got taken out by one in Detroit.
I'm not talking about someone with property rights. The guy on your lawn has no such rights, which is precisely why you call the police to boot them out (something I would not even do myself, since I always seek to take action without involving legal entities, insofar as humanly possible; nor have I ever owned a handgun, by the way, and have no plans to).
You immediately comprehend that he has no such rights, since it is your property. But you turn around and say that the US government or government of Arizona, etc. have no such corresponding right to kick out a guy living in a barn on someone else's property. It makes no sense whatever, but because of the inherent incoherence of your position, you are forced to adopt nonsense.
I want to understand why you feel you can kick the guy off your land, but our government cannot do so, in your mind. You're not helping me to grasp how your position is possibly consistent. It's very easy to be solely abstract, isn't it? Then when an example or incident "brings it home," all of a sudden it's a far different story.
I've already written about the Catholic [Church's] views on immigration (I agree with what I see there). I'm talking about basic premises (according to my usual socratic philosophical method). Andy's position is radically inconsistent and illogical.
I agree with paths to citizenship; I stated that above, several times. So you oppose interstate freeways, too? What if someone doesn't own property and is squatting? Should they be deported? The guy on your land doesn't own your property. You do. You want to get rid of him. So can states do the same towards those who are squatters?
Here are my questions again that you ignored:
"What if someone doesn't own property and is squatting? Should they be deported? The guy on your land doesn't own your property. You do. You want to get rid of him. So can states do the same towards those who are squatters?"
I couldn't trespass (legally) at an abortion clinic, to save babies. I went to jail for that. If I were like you I could have said, "hey, I don't have to go to jail! I can be inconsistent like Andy!!!"
You like freeways, so what do you propose to do differently when a house is in the way? Presently, the owners are given recompense.
I see; so someone can set foot in the state of Arizona illegally and find some sandy desert hideout and that's fine and Arizona can do absolutely nothing about it, under pain of being called big meanies and Know-Nothing anti-Catholics by you. But some guy can plop on your lawn and you call the police to remove him. Gotcha. Just so your position is known, for the record . . . Now you're opposed to freeways again. That makes for awfully tedious rush hours . . .
Oh wait; okay, Arizona can't do anything if an illegal is on, say, the property of Grand Canyon National Park (which you and I, with all US citizens, own). He can live there indefinitely in a cave.
But if an illegal immigrant is on a desert plot owned by a private individual, that person (like you) can kick him out and send him to another person's property to be their headache, or (even better) to the Grand Canyon where he'll be safe, since states (so sez you) have no property rights.
The Immigration Control Act of 1924 (which inspired the system we have today), was written and promoted by eugenicists and supported by none other than Margaret Sanger herself. [ link ]. And of course, that same history of making people into problems (and making the government into a person) continues to this day, as I wrote about... [ link ]
...and that prejudice continues to this day with sb1070, Alabama's religious freedom violating immigration law (which was condemned by the Catholic League as "morally reprehensible"). Tom Tancredo, Mark Krikorian, Russell Pierce...all of these folks responsible for these laws have histories of associating (if not outright endorsing) white supremacists and neo-nazis. It's not unique to Sanger's time, it continues to this very day, and self-described pro-life Catholics, sadly, are falling for it!
Thank you very much, Andy, for an excellent illustration of profound incoherence, complete with the obligatory parting insult, viciously illogical inanities, and the fleeing of a substantive discussion before anything is accomplished. We can see why Socrates was killed (for "corrupting the youth"). He angered lots of folks as well, when he asked too many probing questions about premises. :-)
Equally boring is the usual equation of my reductio ad absurdum of your position (perfectly acceptable logical argumentation in formal logic) to (YAWN) "clearly deliberate and repeated mischaracterizations of my positions." (ZZZzzzzz......)
I have simply maintained that you are illogical and inconsistent, while you have implied that my position is the primary domain of racists, bigots, eugenicists, Know-Nothing anti-Catholics, etc.: none of which I have ever had the slightest agreement with. Ah, now we have "martyrdom complex". Any more insults to add before you depart?
"Pompous ass" is far less insulting than comparing opponents to neo-Nazis and every scum of the earth, and stating (twice now) that I am engaging in deliberate lying rather than simply arguing according to the established procedures of reductio ad absurdum and socratic method.
That is precisely being a pompous ass (I always use the term with precision, and do so only rarely): thinking you know something that you don't know and insulting others rather than admitting that you don't comprehend what happened.
My position is that of the Catholic Church, far as I can determine (per my posting and espousal of Catholic positions in a post months ago, that I linked to above), so if you wish to tar Holy Mother Church with the same hideous brush that you paint me with, feel free.
I thought you were departed? Now you have to stay simply to offer insult upon insult: thus proving that you can't argue your positions without same? It's clear that any semblance of rational discussion in your comments has disappeared.
If you play the game of deleting your posts (as often happens in these sorts of juvenile flare-ups), it's too late. I've already copied them.
Ah, Satan is now with us, too. I'm the dupe (albeit "unwittingly") of the Evil One. How melodramatic. Any more insults? I want to make the coming dialogue as colorful and bizarre as it can possibly be! Let 'em fly!
I could think of several reasons (good or otherwise) but I'll desist.
Now I find out that you were a philosophy major, yet comprehend neither a reductio ad absurdum when it is being used [against you], nor socratic method? Wow . . .
[replying to someone else] I think the issue should be seriously discussed. But we have to discuss premises (and go beyond the usual party lines when doing it: as Gingrich has attempted to do). That's not able to be done when:
1) The person whose premises you are trying to understand, refuses to either properly explain or defend them.
2) The same person continually engages in "poisoning the well" tactics of comparing every position his dialogical opponent states in the worst possible terms, trying to bring about "guilt-by-association."
#2 is what unscrupulous politicians and the ancient Sophists do and did (and involves logical fallacies), whereas socratic method and reductio ad absurdum (what I did) have a long, honorable pedigree going back to Socrates, and are advocated by every introductory logic textbook as perfectly legitimate.
Andy remarked (in the combox below) about the above paragraph and the two below:
A comment that Dave omitted from his posting here on his blog, that is nonetheless available on his facebook page (and was posted well before he posted this blog entry, as well):
"Well before" was all of about 29 minutes. I was putting together the blog version of the Facebook thread and Andy put in another comment that I missed because I was busy posting the dialogue. But most of it was citing again two previous paragraphs. What follows below (from the combox) was posted an hour after my blog post was first put up:
It is fair to disagree with my position on gov't vs. personal property rights. It is not fair to say that I didn't answer the questions presented.
You still haven't told me why an illegal immigrant should be allowed to stay . . .
Explain to me how you can kick these guys off of your property but the US (i.e., states like Arizona and Texas) can't do the same with folks who want to stay illegally in the US.I want to understand why you feel you can kick the guy off your land, but our government cannot do so, in your mind.
The person whose premises you are trying to understand, refuses to either properly explain or defend them.
Note the cynicism, as if I were deliberately trying to avoid something (after posting truckloads of Andy's words and (in my opinion) dubious arguments and methods. I explained this above. It had a very simple explanation. No evil, malicious intent here . . .
There are also other omissions from the facebook exchange, as well.
More of the same. The only things I omitted were comments of others and Andy's replies to those, since this was a two-man dialogue for the educational and pedagogical purposes of this post. There is no moral or philosophical requirement, anyway, that I include every last word, even by others. If one wants those, they simply go to the top of this post and hit the link to the Facebook thread. It takes a tenth of a second and they can get every last word. I have included all of Andy's words in reply to myself.
I get extremely tired of these kinds of asinine complaints (that are recurrent whenever I post dialogues: of which I have over 600 online), when I have already taken the greatest pains to post all of my opponent's words (in reply to me) for all to see on my site.
This explains quite a bit. It's classic "us vs. them" paranoid, hyper-partisan-type rhetoric. To disagree with Andy's position is to be a "bad guy": to have an obstinate, hardened heart. This is no speculation; he has now come right out and said it (I already knew the attitude was there). One cannot possibly have a different position and be a good moral person and good Catholic, holding it with a full Catholic (or otherwise Christian) conscience, in good faith. Andy uses the very terminology of regenerate and unregenerate, in effect, the side of light vs. the dark "side" ("hardened hearts" in the Bible refers to being unregenerate and altogether wicked, and certainly Andy must know this; it's classic biblical language and categories). Notice this very closely.
Now, the most fascinating thing is that Andy admits that he held the opposite view for "years". In light of how he has described views in illegal immigration other than his own: bigots, know-nothings, in bed with anti-Catholic prejudicial views about foreigners, etc., we can safely assume that he must have been a bigot in former years (deduced on how he describes other views and his admission to having held them himself). This is very revealing indeed. It means that he thinks he has now "seen the light" and that anyone who differs with him is still in darkness, with a hardened heart.
It's the stereotypical demonizing of political opponents: a thing now rampant in national politics, to the detriment of intelligent, constructive, problem-solving governance. It's going on as I write, this very day: with Republican candidate Rick Santorum being ripped up and down by the media and operatives of the left and the Democratic Party (if there is any difference, anymore) simply for expressing his Catholic religious beliefs.
Having been rescued from bigotry himself (at the ripe old age of 22: a new man, as it were), now Andy is on a mission to get all of us bigots "saved," as he is. Quite obviously, he is projecting all of his past bigotry onto folks like me, and others who oppose illegal immigration in some sense. The problem is that it doesn't fit. He may be condemning his past self, but he is not condemning me in any way, shape, matter, or form, since I have never been tainted by racism or prejudice in my views at any time of my life.
I've been intensely, passionately interested in race relations issues for literally 45 years: since the riots in Detroit in 1967. I've visited many of the famous civil rights sites (Martin Luther King's house, church, where he was killed, site of his last speech, Selma, the location of Rosa Parks and the bus, etc.). We religiously teach our children to detest racism and all prejudice and teach them the history of slavery, the Undergound Railroad, the civil rights movement, etc.
I've written passionately of the evils of how Native Americans have been treated, and of slavery and subsequent denial of the rights of African-Americans. I detest all such discrimination with every fiber of my being, and that includes Mexican-Americans or any other ethnic group being treated poorly and deprived of due rights. It's why I'm pro-life and have been arrested five times, gone through three trials, and spent time in jail: because my compassion extends to the smallest and most helpless of all among us.
All of that is a matter of record, and I have believed and held and communicated and defended these views for twice as long as Andy has been alive. I met Rosa Parks at a trial about alleged prejudice in Detroit in 1986, before Andy was even born. I was in jail for the "crime" of saving babies from being butchered, before he was a twinkle in his father's eye (back in 1988). Yet here he is arrogantly lecturing me about how my heart needs to be changed, solely based on his past history of bigotry, as if that has anything to do with me, or automatically to do with anyone who disagrees with him.
I absolutely detest such an attitude and condemn it in the strongest terms. Andy's past sins are his own. If he is outraged by his past views and behavior, great. We all live and learn. I wasn't burdened by prejudice, ever, but I had and have many other faults and sins, as we all do. I'm delighted that he has reformed himself by God's grace and has seen the light. Projecting his sins and past hypocrisies and outrages onto myself and others, however, with absurd simple-mindedness, is the height of folly, hypocrisy, and presumption. I'm not trying to just pile on Andy, but rather, I am using this current pathetic example as an illustration of exactly how not to approach an opponent in dialogue.
My hope for him is not that his "heart" ceases being hardened, etc.: as if he were a "bad" person. My concern is that he learns to argue his positions rationally, minus the ridiculous demonization tactics, projection, and hypocritical judgmentalism based on his contempt for his own past behavior. He needs to learn to discuss things objectively, minus the pretense of alleged high moral ground that he supposedly possesses to an exceptional degree, while all who disagree with him are supposedly demons and morons.
And that goes for anyone who attempts dialogue, on political issues or anything else. We all need to guard against this pompous attitude. Heaven help me if I fall into it. I want to be sternly rebuked if and when I do so. May God guide all of us as we discuss issues and share our faith.


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Who did wrong? The advertiser hired to sell the game or the consumer who put faith in advertising?
Originally posted by Sortran
I think MMO devs need to stop letting us in on the creative process of game development. Of course ideas are going to be ammended, augmented or eliminated in this type of a massive project. If they just kept their big mouths shut, we would never have even known these classes and cities would have even existed.
We've been conditioned to believe that when a business puts something out there for the public, it has already gone thru the creative process and has been set in stone. Until mmo's, this was pretty true. But mmo's have developed a new marketing tactic that gives us a window into the process from A to Z.
I think that marketing strategy has failed epically. Considering VG, AoC and now Warhammer, they have and will all feel the huge negative impacts from this innovative, yet disfunctional advertising plan.
I say the development period should practice silence. Then 1 week or maybe 2 before launch, tell us about the game features. We would have no clue about ideas that ended up on the cutting room floor and be a lot happier with our lollipop.
In this way, you wouldn't create a population of people attached to a feature that for whatever reason, doesn't make it into the game.
The only other option would be to educate the entire mmo game population about the nature of give and take on a huge multimillion dollar project spanning years. But somehow, I doubt a certain segment would ever understand.
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Unfortunately this seems to be the norm in today's network centric software delivery system. Write incomplete code today for an update on Tuesday. While none of us will REALLY know what went on behind the scenes. EA/Mythic announced this today knowing full well they will loose a percentage of their potential customer base to WoW or Lotro. While I personally would not have played this game ever. It's par for the course on most online game development these days to over promise and under deliver. AoC has really made alot of people hesitant to put down any money for a new mmo. They have single handedly damaged any launch with a hint of not delivering on what was promised, and Mythic just said they would cut a large section of the core game out. I would not want to be in that office today.
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Joined: 8/15/05
Originally posted by Zorgo
Lol....... That would never work. It's not just the mmo game populations that needs some educations it's all of modern society. Whinning has become the complete norm. So pretty much being a wuss is promated and being a real man is hugely frown on. I take being a actual MAN then to fitting with the fags I mean cool people.
I say this is good. Less whiners at launch to deal with.
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Joined: 2/27/07
18 classes, really how many games start with 18 classes? You are extremely lucky you are getting that many.
I am just amazed at all the thoughtless whiners on this thread. If you can't find a class you like in one of those 18 you have issues, namely you should not be playing a MMO.
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Joined: 5/19/05
gah i had my heart set on being an orc choppa
I cant believe this lol, I have waited so long for this game.
Set back after set back, year after year.
And now they are going to do something like this? This is just terrible, sorry mythic but im cancelling my pre-order.
But on the otherhand I could buy the game and play my most wanted class "chosen" but im sorry, im not going to buy Warhammer online until the game comes with all the features/classes/towns. Next thing we know, right before release. "we are sorry but we had to take tradeskills out because they just wasn't good enough". bla bla bla.
I remember mark jacobs saying "we are not going to release the game until we think its ready" umm ok Im not seeing this here anywhere.... obivously if they are leaving out 4 classes and 4 out of the 6! towns. THE GAME IS NOT FINISHED.
I just wouldn't ever believe mythic would do something like this! I could have seen it before EA bought them out but now that they have one of the biggest gaming companies backing them up, this is rediculous.
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Joined: 7/04/05
Punkbuster is little more than invasive malware.
It indiscriminantly scans your memory and reports data back to punkbuster servers. It's worse than the warden.
It's also very easy to work around. And it's also very easy to exploit and make other people trip the system (false positive). All you have to do is post a string that would normally be found in a known cheating program, be it on a website or IRC or chat and it will think you are trying to cheat. Even balance's solution? Don't run other programs at the same time as a Punkbuster enabled game.
Completely unacceptable.
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Originally posted by Ozmodan
20 classes actually
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Joined: 4/25/07
We have nothing to fear but fear itself - and Chuck Norris.
I am sad. Very sad.
For those saying that the 18 or so classes is adequate for any MMO standard.. This is WAR. It is not some cookie cutter MMO. The IP is very very rich to draw from. I thought they were going to be faithful to the IP? We all can understand the tweaks to the IP like Zealots and Disciples of Khaine for game balance in MMOs. They can't make the tanks and dps melee classes fun?
Did they ask Games Workshop how they made these units fun for their games?
Well i suspect they will be spending precious work hours explaining to us of their decision and how these changes will be retooled and rebalanced.
Lets make the game GREAT by having an Ironbreaker, Witchunter, Bright wizard and Archmage against a Witch Elf, Black Orc, Squig herder and Zealot. Less classes= better if they are really great.
Finally - Best site for Chuck Norris
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Joined: 3/19/07
Originally posted by KnightTrue
Funny I played WoW for 2 years and never saw this happen..infact guards usually wiped out most people before they could do much damage. I think You might want to Stop Trolling at this point. WoW was never even designed as a PvP game and it certaintly wasnt' designed for City Sieges its completely possible a large guild COULD lock a city down if there was any reason to other than annoying. WAR on the other hand IS design specifically for City Sieging 200 people can't hold down an Entire Teir, a Keep, and storm the Gates at the same time.
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I too was looking forward to some good news when I got up this morning, but alas it is not to be. Still, it's not all bad as I wasn't really looking to play any of the classes they cut, probably because there wasn't / isn't much info on them and a lot of the other class sound really cool / interesting / fun to play.
I was really looking forward to exploring all the capital cities though, so I'm bit disappointed about that. At least on the plus side
I guess my main concern is what the removal of those four classes will do to the overall distribution of players among the archetypes. Are we going to see less tanks and melee DPS overall, or will the up till now Choppa, Blackguard, Hammerer, and KotBS players simply choose to play the other Tank / Melee DPS class of that faction? I guess only time (and maybe some polls) will tell.
Also, KnightTrue, you owe me $478; 1 braincell = $1. Seriously, do you even know ANYTHING about WAR, or game development? Wait, don't answer that, I already know the answer is a resounding NO.
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Joined: 9/03/06
It's pointless to listen to someone who will not listen to you
OMG - *re-reads article*
OMG guys, WTF!!! Do I see actual honesty and realistic goals being used in relation to an upcoming launch?!!?! I can't believe this. A company just came out and told me the truth. I'm actually still in shock from reading it. I mean the very thought of being told the truth has me just...just...stunned.
This actually makes me want to buy the game more. Is that odd? I mean here we have a company that has pushed and pushed back the launch date for the sake of what I thought to be quality. And then just when I think the extensions are superficial and not truly needed (i.e. to polish off insignificant CE extras), they drop this bombshell of an interview and actually admit that some major concepts of the game simply aren't finished. KUDOS to you Mythic...KUDOS indeed!
To those of you who are unhappy with the announcement I simply pose the question - what would you do? You have a product with potential. You know how important launch is. Do you do like every other game we b*tch and moan about, and go ahead with the launch revealing piss poor, half @ssed, unfinished main line concepts OR do you admit that reality beat fantasy with a stick; as it relates to game production, and it won't be ready?
I see the problem with doing this from reading some of the responses. Mythic really is damned if the do or damned if they don't. If they go ahead with the release of poorly polished cities and "not great" classes then the masses will complain. If they withhold the classes and cities in an attempt to polish them, then the masses complain about that. Just seems like a giant Mexican stand-off and Mythic is the only gun-slinger without a gun.
The ONLY question I'd have, would be if there is a time line AFTER launch for these cut back features/classes/cities to be implemented. If they slap that "indefinite" amount of time tag on the previously mentioned components THEN I could see myself getting angry, but for now I'm quite satisfied with the move. Again, KUDOS MYTHIC!
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I am just glad a company had some honesty and told us what was going right and what was going wrong, and they had the balls to make a tough decision they KNEW would get flamed. Regardless I am going to buy it, Mythic is awesome and as an avid Warhammer Fantasy/40K enthusiast all I have to say is WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!!!
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Joined: 4/02/08
Kudos to Mark and Mythic for the honesty. I am sad to hear about every thing that has been cut though. I'm worried about what effect the lack of cities will have on the non-Empire/Chaos areas. I know that the cites will be put in eventually so I'm not too worried though. As for the classes I'm torn about what this really means. On one hand to does signal that Mythic is commited to ensuring the best possible quiality for every aspect of the game. Om the other hand removing four classes froma a game after they have been annouced can't be good from a PR standpoint. The alreadt determined WAR haters will be ceamented in their opinions and a few people on the edge might be driven off. The only thing Mythic can know is assure that the game is a hit. A strong launch with good reviews will help bring people back into the fold.
On the brighter side of things the fact that Mythic is making this cuts provide fairly strong evidence that they have locked in on the September release.
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Joined: 7/02/04
I stared into the smile of death
well mythic you lost me. My favorite class is gone. I'm glad i didnt waste 80$ on a pre order.
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Joined: 8/04/06
Wow... look at all the babies complaining. If the game launched with incomplete classes/cities, these same babies would be complaining about balancing classes and unfished content and saying they should have waited longer instead of launching on time. I applaud the honesty of the developer and they are very focused on quality control. I think this is the right mentality to develop a mmo and they will make the game and classes scalable so they can keep on adding finished content and classes as its ready for public play. As for people complaining about punkbuster, I guess you'll have to stop downloading porn while playing your games... oh well.
I wasnt sure if I was actually going to play this game but now I think I will give it a shot. Finally, some honesty and decisions being made. They aren't promising the moon... they are promising something realistic. Now to decide which class to play.
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Joined: 4/29/08
Originally posted by Hathi
I think one of the possible problems is that some of the postponed classes are using new mechanics that may have posed a tough design challenge. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that a combination of the new mechanics paired with a difficulty to balance the class with those mechanics in place, was the reason for the lost ground as far as class development. (Atleast for two of the classes)
For example the Blackguard's new Hate mechanic.
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Joined: 8/20/03
Originally posted by SagaBoy
This is why I love Mythic as a company. just look at the difference between them and Funcom, it's a gaping chasm. If Funcom had been making Warhammer and made these same decisions they would have been telling the community and the beta testers not to worry, the other stuff is being internaly tested, is fine and will be in at launch. Then lo and behold come launch it would all be missing, which is exactly what they have done with Aoc. My hat is off to Mythic for their honesty and integrity, good job guys, I always thought that War would be a great game and now I'm even more sure of it.
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130 something replies already and I am still going to add my two sense to this, even though no one will probably read it.
I am a big Mythic fan, which is why I was going to try out Warhammer. I never played Warhammer before and never really got into it.
I am very dissatisfied that they are taking the captical cities away, except two. They seem to be very insensitive to the fact that some of us get into our characters, RP or not and prefer to stick with our own races cities. A lot of us could care less what in game benefits we get if they are directly lore related and make sense for us to get.
Taking away classes is displeasing as well. Again, you are taking things away that you said would make it at launch.
After Vanguard, AoC, and etc. you never want to release something you said would make it out on release. So it is good that they are letting us know these things won't make it. It is also good they are doing what they have to in order to get things right.
With release right around the corner, how do they really expect to get things "fabulous" in just 3 short months when they were having so much problems with the game, they needed to cut 4 cities and 4 classes?
No matter if this is a good decision or not, it will leave a bad taste in peoples mouths. It just shows a general disrespect for people who get into the lore of the game and require things to be the way they should be. It is the burden of taking on an IP. You need to get these things right, because this game will also trigger the buying of Warhammer books and other games. If people see, and they will, that WAR doesn't stack up the way the rest of the IP material is, this game will get a lot of flack.
I think Mythic should delay this game until they can put all 6 cities in the game and the 4 classes they are taking out. I'm the consumer, so I don't care about their money problems and what not. Hire the talent you need and get it done. You sold out to EA for god sake, you should have the money now to make this game work the way you intended by release. Hell, DAoC was a fantastic game and had many capital cities, races, and classes. Granted the graphics aren't as good as WAR's will be and the combat won't be as fluid, and WAR will have more featueres; but the point is that Mythic has created a complete game before and should do it again.
This sounds like a cop out to me and I honestly though I was going to see a "just joking" at the end or something.
I'm not sure I will be buying this game at release now. You know I'm not the only one thinking about not buying at release. Was it worth the guaranteed loss of release buyers? I guess time will tell.
MMORPG's w/ Max level characters: DAoC, SWG, & WoW
Currently Playing: WAR
like a ton of people said in the aoc forums, how many games are released with flaws, bugs, glitched, and missing content? all of them. The fanbois/trolls precious WAR is no different. Now 6 cities to 2, and dropping 4 classes *im guessing it wasnt as many as EQ2 to begin with* can't be a good thing, infact, I think it's fair to say that is a straight bad thing. However, games will be games, developers will make promises and break them, and players will still buy, play, complain, and quit games like clockwork.
If I were a WAR fan, I'd just hope they make the rest of the game incredibly amazing.


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"Remote Console - in use"
There does not appear to be an option within the ssh and Web interfaces of the iLO to reset the iLO and clear an "in use" remote console connection.
With iLO 2, select Administration, and then Network. Click Apply, and iLO 2 will reset, freeing the remote console.
With iLO, select Administration, and then Network Settings. Click Apply, and iLO will reset, freeing the remote console.
OpenSSH problems with iLO ssh server
The OpenSSH client on my Ubuntu 7.10 system is incompatible with the ssh server on an iLO system with 1.91 firmware. There may be problems with other OpenSSH/iLO versions.
$ ssh -V OpenSSH_4.6p1 Debian-5build1, OpenSSL 0.9.8e 23 Feb 2007 $ echo "QUIT" | nc iLO 22 SSH-2.0-mpSSH_0.0.1 $ ssh admin@iLO admin@iLO's password: dispatch_protocol_error: type 100 seq 9 dispatch_protocol_error: type 100 seq 10 buffer_get_ret: trying to get more bytes 4 than in buffer 0 buffer_get_int: buffer error
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To upgrade iLO/iLO 2 firmware through the iLO HTTPS interface, download the Online ROM Flash Component for Windows, Extract the files, and Send firmware image of the appropriate firmware file (e.g., ilo191.bin). Note that wine for UNIX systems works with the self-extracting .exe file.
Using Virtual Media with the Command-Line Interface
The iLO 2 Virtual Media Java applet does not work well over a low-speed WAN[1]. My Linux ISOs would routinely not boot when using this Java applet.
As an alternative, ISOs may be loaded from an HTTP server using Virtual Media with the iLO command-line interface.
hutch@hutch:~$ ssh admin@iLO admin@iLO's password: User:admin logged-in to iLO(10.215.14.5) iLO Advanced 1.42 at 08:37:01 Oct 03 2007 Server Name: CZC7124NST00 Server Power: On </>hpiLO-> vm cdrom insert http://10.215.0.35/kickstart/boot_isos/5Server-i386_boot.iso (Note: use IPs when specifying an HTTP server) </>hpiLO-> vm cdrom get VM Applet = Disconnected Boot Option = NO_BOOT Write Protect = Yes Image Inserted = Connected Image URL = http://10.215.0.35/kickstart/boot_isos/5Server-i386_boot.iso (Note: the "NO_BOOT" means that the system will not boot off the "connected" image) </>hpiLO-> vm cdrom set boot_once (Note: The next boot will be from the connected image) </>hpiLO-> power reset
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