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What screws me up about SR the most is that WB didn't try to salvage SR with a sequel. It made more money than they spent on it. Not a huge haul but a profit. But as far back as 2008 WB had buried SR and decided to reboot. I surmise it was a combination of things. Like The Dark Knight exploding at the BO and grossing over a billion. As well as SR not positioning the character for any potential sequels.
SR according boxofficemojo hada reported budget of US$270m and made US$391m.
If those figures are accurate, whilst it took more money at the box office it's doubful it returned a profit. Don't forgot the cinemas get a share of that.
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Regarding the editorial "Obama wins: America loses (again)" (Nov. 7 and TribLIVE.com): All is not lost with the re-election of Barack Obama.
As a subscriber, I've come to appreciate the Trib's skepticism that government has the answer to all of our problems. But like many of my fellow voters in the center of the political spectrum, I realize it is possible to work very hard your whole life in America and still wind up poor.
How do we reward those who work and remove the incentives that may unwittingly encourage idleness?
The task of the federal government moving forward needs to be: 1) adjusting entitlement spending downward, 2) ending the nonsensical deductions, loopholes and credits that plague our income tax system, and 3) figuring out how to project American power abroad in the 21st century, both economically and militarily.
If Obama refuses to make these things his core agenda, then it will have been a wasted election.
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The fourth season of AMC's "The Walking Dead" doesn't debut until October, but that hasn't stopped brands from rallying around the zombie series in order to court 18-35-year-old men.
■ Hyundai has launched "The Walking Dead Chop Shop" app that enables fans to customize three vehicles into zombie-killing survival machines when outfitted with nearly 300 parts such as flame throwers, machine guns, machetes and chainsaws. As of Aug. 5, nearly 43,000 vehicles had been designed through the app.
"The Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman and Hyundai unveiled their latest zombie survival vehicle (see below), based on the sporty Veloster, at Comic-Con in San Diego, developed by agency Innocean USA as a way to build the brand's identity among young males. The first, based on an Elantra Coupe, was revealed at last year's fanfest.
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■ Hasbro and USAopoly will start offering "Walking Dead" editions of the "Monopoly" and "Risk" board games in September. The traditional player tokens are replaced by Sheriff Rick Grimes' hat, Dale's RV, a telephone, Michonne's katana, a bat, and bucket of body parts. Cash has been replaced by fuel, food, knives, firearms and first aid. The games will be exclusively sold through Skybound and Diamond Comic Distributors.


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Carl Battreall's new book has many fabulous photos of the Chugach wilderness, but none includes a grand piano.
In fairness, "Chugach State Park" was published before April 18, when Peter Halstead arranged to have a Steinway transported to a snowfield high in the Alaska mountain range, where -- dressed in a "yeti suit" -- he recorded a recital of classical music.
Halstead, a writer as well as a pianist, is known for performing Chopin and Liszt in the Himalayas. Find out more about that at his website at pianistlost.com/peter-halstead.
We heard about the unusual performance from the piano technician on the project, local jazz man Dan McElrath of Alaska Piano Services.
The project on April 18 was to "fulfill Peter's dream of performing piano upon one of the most remote wilderness peaks on earth."
Helicopters transported piano, piano player and crew to a location about 40 miles from Girdwood, McElrath reported. "We landed upon one of the most incredible sites I have ever seen, 6,000 feet in altitude, rolling thunder through the mountains as avalanches broke loose in the spring sunshine, no wind at all and about 45 degrees."
Halstead will be releasing a music video of the project soon. In the meanwhile, you can find out more and see some interesting iPhone video and stills at McElrath's site, alaskapiano.net.
Celebrating 10 years of music
The Russian American Singers will celebrate 10 years of performances with two concerts this coming weekend. Guests will include Russian conductor Pavel Sharomov and Alaska soprano Christine Renee Keene.
The music will include Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky and some pop 'n' party fare. Receptions with a no-host bar will follow both shows, which take place at 7:30 p.m. Friday at St. Patrick Church, 2111 Muldoon Road, and at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, 3900 Wisconsin St. General admission tickets are $25 at centertix.net.
Musical relief
The Arctic Wind Flute Choir and other flutists (34 at last count) will present a benefit concert for the Christchurch School of Music.
The building was so seriously damaged in the New Zealand earthquake of Feb. 22 that it can't be entered to retrieve items. Authorities have decided to destroy the building with everything inside -- including thousands of music scores in libraries, 36 pianos and other instruments -- some 200 in all.
The concert will take place at 7 p.m. today at Anchorage Lutheran Church, 1420 N. St. Admission is by donation, but donations can also be made to "CSM Earthquake Fund" at Wells Fargo Bank or mailed to CSM Earthquake Fund, Alaska Flute Studies Center, 4105 Turnagain Blvd., Suite V, Anchorage 99517.
'We Can Change the World'
Anchorage students attending Home Base After School Program have written a song, "We Can Change the World," and recorded a CD that they are selling to raise funds to build a home in Haiti.
They hope to use the money to build a house for a family in Haiti following that country's devastating earthquake in 2010. They will perform the piece at their CD release party starting at 5:30 p.m. Friday at the 4th Avenue Market Place, 333 W. Fourth Ave. The Home Base After School Orchestra will also have its public debut performance during the event.
Arctic Sirens' final show
The final cabaret show of the Arctic Sirens' season will be a fundraiser for Bridge Builders of Anchorage. The Kevin Barnett Trio will back up a cast that includes Peggy Monaghan, Paul Paslay, Destany Hawley, Janet Asaro, Buz Daney, Jennifer Brown and others.
The award-winning Bridge Builders program seeks to create a safer, friendlier city embracing all racial and cultural groups in Anchorage.
The performers are volunteering their time for the show, which begins at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Snow Goose, 717 W. Third Ave. Tickets are $20 and can be reserved by calling 245-7311.
In her words
June McAtee, granddaughter of A.H. Twitchell, profiled in Arts & Life on April 17, has published her own look at his accomplishments in the recent issue of Alaska Journal of Anthropology, vol. 8(1) 2010, pages 23-38.
"Reindeer and Potatoes on the Kuskokwim River: A Family History in Western Alaska" shares the edition with some other interesting articles, including Yup'ik and Russian accounts of the "Andreafsky Massacre" of 1855. You can order individual articles or the whole issue and past issues at alaskaanthropology.org.
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The third and deciding test between England and New Zealand was hosted at a sold out DW Stadium in Wigan. After last weeks near stalemate in London, the packed crowd were hoping for more scoring incident to complement the aggressive defence.
Autumn had well and truly arrived and the teams emerged into a rain and wind lashed cauldron. For England, Matty Smith was into the halves in place of George Williams and Germaine McGillvary was making his England debut on the wing in the place of Joe Burgess. Last weeks victors New Zealand were unchanged, and full of confidence that they could seal the series victory and take the Baskerville Shield back to the Southern Hemisphere.
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New Zealand Win Defensive Grind to Level Test Series
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Sat 7th Nov 2015 4:33 PM
After last weekends dominant win for Steve MacNamara's England over the New Zealand tourists, both sides and an eager crowd made their way to christen the Olympic Stadium with its first taste of rugby league.
The England side were unchanged from last weeks victory but Stephen Kearney rang the changes with Kodi Nikorima coming into the half backs in place of Lolohea and Alex Glenn and Lewis Brown on the bench.
A win for England would seal the series, their first in eight years, but a win for the Kiwis would take it down to the wire with the decider at the DW Stadium in Wigan next weekend.
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Confident England Take Series Lead
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Sun 1st Nov 2015 6:53 PM
Hulls' KC Stadium was the venue for the first of the three Autumn tests between a new-look England side and the World Cup holders, the best team in the world, New Zealand.
England were without Sam Tomkins, ruled out through injury for the whole series, paving the way for Super League Man of Steel and triple winner Zak Hardaker to take a starring role for his country.
A full house and a terrific atmosphere welcomed the two sides onto the pitch and a blood curdling Haka signalled the start of hostilities.
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New Zealand Too Strong for the Champions
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Fri 23rd Oct 2015 10:00 PM
It was a near sell-out crowd as the Champions and treble winners returned to Headingley for a 125 year anniversary exhibition friendly against the touring New Zealanders, the visitors warm up match before the three game test series against England.
Missing nine players from their Grand Final winning side including; Kevin Sinfield, Jamie Peacock, Rob Burrow and Brett Delaney, as well as the Rhinos contingent already in camp with the England squad ahead of next Sunday's opening test, and tomorrow's match against France in Leigh.
This was to be as much a celebration of an all-conquering season as it was a competitive match and Rhinos past-favourites Adrian Morley and Ali Lauitiiti would be in Blue & Amber for one last time.
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Spectrum Kilimanjaro Challenge 2015
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Tue 13th Oct 2015 9:37 AM
The "WORLD RECORD" challenge to climb Mount Kilimanjaro and play the world's highest game of rugby league, lies ahead for a unique team of volunteers in October 2015.All to raise funds & awareness, for the Steve Prescott Foundation (SPF).
But this is no ordinary team of volunteers. They include some true legends of rugby league and leaders on the field ; Adrian Morley of Salford Red Devils, retired legends Lee Briers, Barrie McDermott, Garreth Carvell, Chico Jackson, Mike Wainwright, Neil Harmon and Alan Hunte. Who will all be kept in line, by the watchful eye & keen whistle of non other than Referee Supremo, Robert Hicks.
In the climbing party are Sky Sports Angela Powers, and BBC TV's Beccy Meehan, who will not only be climbing the mountain and taking part in the world record rugby game, but also filming the whole challenge to be broadcast across their respective TV networks.
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Rhinos Secure the Treble with Knife Edge Win Over Warriors
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Sat 10th Oct 2015 11:19 PM
The 2015 season culminated with a showdown between the sides finishing the regular season in the top two spots, separated only by points difference, just as the purists would want it.
The Leeds Rhinos were looking for their seventh Grand Final win to secure a remarkable treble and send three of their finest servants in Sinfield, Peacock and Leuluai on to pastures new with yet another winners ring in their already stuffed personal treasure chests.
But Wigan Warriors were there to spoil the party as Shaun Wanes side looked to banish the memories of last season heart breaking loss to St Helens and maintain their major final hoodoo over the team from over the Pennines.
The game was too close to call, the only certainty was that it would be a cracker.
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Wildcats Triumphant Over the Bulls to Retain Super League Status
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Sat 3rd Oct 2015 4:40 PM
The excitement of end of season rugby league just keeps coming. Following the events at the DW Stadium and Headingley over the last two nights, which saw Wigan and Leeds into the Grand Final, this afternoon delivered the Million Pound Match between Wakefield Wildcats and Bradford Bulls with a top flight place at stake.
The newest Super League invention, a Qualifiers' fourth versus fifth play off for a place in the top flight in 2016, descended on a packed Belle Vue Stadium in Wakefield.
One game to decide a season, a club and players futures, and the recipient of a million pounds of Super League 2016 money.
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Rhinos Eye the Treble with with Win Over Saints
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Fri 2nd Oct 2015 10:07 PM
An Old Trafford Grand Final next Saturday, against the Wigan Warriors, was the prize on offer as league leaders the Leeds Rhinos welcomed fourth placed St. Helens to a packed Headingley, swelled by supporters wishing to witness the last home games of Rhinos legends Sinfield, Peacock and Leuluai.
This was the fifth meeting between the two sides in 2015 with the Rhinos having three wins under their belts, but the last meeting was at Headingley at the start of September in the Super 8s when Saints ran out as 32-18 winners, a week after the Rhinos had picked up the Challenge Cup at Wembley.
The Rhinos were firm favourites with the bookies, but only a fool ever writes Saints off.
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Wigan Warriors Secure Grand Final Place
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Thu 1st Oct 2015 10:00 PM
Tonight's sudden death game at the DW Stadium pitted second against third as Wigan Warriors hosted the Huddersfield Giants in the first 2015 play-off semi-final. Wigan came into the game on the back of a big win over the Castleford Tigers, but the story was very different for the Giants who were left reeling by a traumatic last minute defeat at the hands of the Rhinos last weekend. A loss which denied them a home semi-final and instead sent them over the Pennines.
Wigan came into the game unbeaten in Super League at home and just one win away from a third consecutive visit to Old Trafford for the games showpiece event. The Giants were looking to get to Old Trafford for the first time but the pundits and bookies had them as underdogs for a Grand Final debut.
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It Could Have Been So Different
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Mon 28th Sep 2015 3:12 PM
For the Qualifiers Super 8s the points slate was wiped clean at the end of the opening part of the season giving the sides a level playing field for the remaining seven games of the season. While the Super League sides came through the field to finish in the top four spots, with Hull KR, Widnes and Salford guaranteeing themselves top flight rugby next season the Wakefield Wildcats have a home play-off against the Bulls in the Million Pound Game on Saturday afternoon.
In the Super League Super 8's the top four sides at the split, finished as the top four sides overall and gained themselves a semi-final place, albeit with the order of finish changed. This was predominantly due to the points for the first half of the season being carried forward, giving an advantage to the sides who had competed well all year.
But what if the Super League Super 8s had been played with all sides starting on zero, would things have been any different?
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Vikings Run Up Fifty Against Sorry Centurions
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Sun 27th Sep 2015 5:01 PM
Barring the near impossible, a sixty point Wakefield win at Sheffield coupled with a similar losing margin for the Widnes Vikings against the Leigh Centurions, there was nothing to play for in the final Sunday of Super 8s Qualifiers.
With Widnes safely back in Super League for 2016 they could enjoy themselves with a home game against a Leigh Centurions side with a point to prove to themselves and their supporters after a very disappointing 'Qualifiers' series. While a Super League scalp wouldn't ease the pain it would set the Centurions up for their 2016 campaign.
The Select Security Stadium was the venue as both sides looked to end 2015 on a high.
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Fax Finish Season with Bulls Demolition
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Sat 26th Sep 2015 4:54 PM
After last nights dramatic events in the Super League Super 8s all eyes now turned to two matches in the Qualifiers 8s which would determine home advantage for the Million Pound Game next Saturday.
Fifth placed Bradford Bulls needed to beat Halifax by a big margin and hope that Sheffield Eagles could either beat the Wakefield Wildcats, or lose by a very narrow margin, to give them an important home advantage next weekend.
Bulls coach James Lowes made nine changes, perhaps resigned to finishing fifth and with an eye of a fully fit, first choice, seventeen for next week.
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Rhinos Last Gasp Win Over the Giants Secures Top Spot
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Fri 25th Sep 2015 10:13 PM
Games don't get much more important than this outside the centre stage of Old Trafford and Wembley. The maths were simple, a win for the Rhinos would see them as Minor Premiers, but victory for the Huddersfield Giants could see them crowned as league leaders, depending on the result at the DW, where the Warriors faced the Tigers.
The Rhinos have looked favourites all season, but came into tonight's crucial fixture on the back of three consecutive post-Wembley losses against a Giants side who like nothing better than to cause their big city neighbours some pain.
This had all the makings of a belter.
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Wolves Win to Keep Saints Fourth
Posted by RLFANS News Hound on Thu 24th Sep 2015 10:07 PM
Langtree Park was the venue for the first of the weekends crucial final round of Super League Super 8s. The four teams for the semi-finals were already known but each could still finish in any order, as only a single point separated the top four at the start of play.
The Warrington Wolves were out of the equation and had nothing to lose in their last game of the season. A win for the visitors would condemn Saints to fourth spot, barring a massive win for the Rhinos at the Giants on Friday night. A win for the home side would put them top of the pile and give them a chance of a home semi-final.
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If you are considering commercial or other dealings with Iran we recommend that you familiarise yourself with the operation of these sanctions. We also recommend you obtain independent legal advice before making commercial decisions involving trade or commercial transactions with Iran.
For more information about UNSC sanctions implemented by Australia in relation to Iran, visit the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).
Detailed information on the export of defence and dual-use goods can be accessed from at the Department of Defence's Defence Export Control Office.
DFAT provides advice for business travellers and tourists going to Iran. This is regularly updated, and should be checked before planning travel.
Although visitors usually have no problem travelling just with English, a few words of Arabic can be immensely useful. The most common greeting in Iran is 'salaam alaykom' (peace upon you), the correct reply is 'wa alaykom as-salaam' (peace upon you also).
When meeting someone in a business context make sure to always shake hands, it is a sign of courtesy and respect. For male visitors, before shaking a woman's hand wait to see if they extend their hand, if they do not, simply nod your head and smile. When doing business in Iran stick to formalities and once a relationship has been established, addressing them by their first name can begin.
Men should be smart and conservatively dressed, a suit is standard and often expected although wearing a tie is not a necessary. Whether conducting business or just visiting, women should wear very conservative clothing that covers arms, legs and hair and when in public most women cover their hair with a scarf. In recent years the government has become more relaxed in what clothing they are willing to tolerate. Many women will now be seen wearing makeup, jeans and scarves that barely cover the hair. However as a foreigner it is best to dress extremely conservative, particularly when doing business.
Appointments and meeting should be made in advance and confirmed by telephone and in writing. A few days before the meeting or prior to arriving in Iran it is important to telephone again to confirm the time and place for the appointment. Business hours are from Saturday to Thursday, 9.00am to 5.00pm, with lunch usually taken for an hour at around 1pm. Friday is a holiday and no business will take place on this day. There are a few key periods to avoid when trying to conduct business in Iran. 'No-Rooz' is the major holiday for Iranians and is a New Year celebration falling around the 21st of March. During this time all offices, businesses and most shops will close for two to three weeks. Ramadan, the month of fasting, is another time to avoid business in Iran.
Companies and individuals with dealings in Iran should be aware that Australia has comprehensive trade sanctions in place, which imposes certain restrictions on financial dealings, trade and technical assistance, as well as travel controls. Before setting up in the market business should familiarise themselves with Australian and UNSC sanctions and seek independent legal advice. The Minister for Foreign Affairs may grant a sanction permit authorising the supply, sale or transfer of goods, which would be needed to conduct most business in Iran.
The government has been moving towards liberalising the banking sector, although progress has been extremely slow. Foreign banks have been operating in Iran's free-trade zones since 1998, however the banking sector is dominated by state-owned banks.
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In the plant business, plastic is ubiquitous. Ornamental plants come in plastic pots, seedlings begin life in plastic cell packs inside plastic flats, warm-weather crops benefit from the heat-trapping and light-reflecting properties of plastic mulch and vulnerable crops are protected from insect pests by floating row covers.
Plastic containers have some advantages: they're lightweight, easily cleaned and reusable. In the end though, they're not recyclable. It's simply not cost-effective currently to recycle the kinds of plastic used in the plant trade.
If you're not too hard on them, you can reuse plastic containers many times. I have flexible 4 inch and 3 1/2 inch plastic pots I use for tomato and pepper starts that must be five or six year old and are still going strong. My plastic flats are older yet. Even my very thin cell packs typically get at least three years of use before they tear. Most of the containers I don't plan to reuse find new homes with plant vendors at our farmers market. With few exceptions, nurseries haven't been interested in my leftovers.
Somehow plastic mulch in an outdoor garden seems out of place, a synthetic intrusion into that bastion of natural processes. Moreover, unlike plastic containers, which are reusable, plastic mulches usually work for only a season. Light degrades them, making most too brittle to use a second year. Finally, they're pricey. Nonetheless, like many other gardeners, I use them. Their advantages, to my mind, outweigh the drawbacks.
All commonly used plastic mulches (clear, black, red and green) trap heat. That can be important to warmth-loving crops trying to make a go of it in our climate. In addition, plant scientists have discovered that red and green plastic mulch reflect their colors into the canopies of plants growing on them. Red light speeds the ripening of tomatoes and green light increases both the earliness and yield of melons and cucumbers. Colored mulches also provide weed control, and all conserve soil moisture.
For all its benefits though, I limit my use of plastic mulch. Because I grow early varieties and many plants, I can harvest plenty of tomatoes without using plastic. Melons are a different story. Because they're a chancy crop in this area without a gardener pulling out all the heat enhancing stops, I use green plastic mulch on my melon bed.
In cold springs, I use clear plastic mulch to make protective tunnels or cloches to speed germination of parsley, peas and spinach. Once seedlings have emerged, I dismantle the tunnels, roll up the plastic and reuse it for several more years.
Floating row cover comes in a variety of materials that I'm loosely lumping with plastics. Typically, it doesn't last more than a season, and like plastic mulches, isn't recyclable. It remains, however, the best protection against the several kinds of root maggots that attack carrots and cabbage family plants.
Gardeners are typically the kind of people who want to be good stewards of the land. Where plastic is concerned, the choices aren't always simple. When we limit its use and reuse what we can, though, we honor that stewardship ethic.
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I just got an set of old SunTour downtube shifters i plan to use on my road frame with downtube bosses.
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I've had a C330 since I bought it new in 1976 or so.
I'm currently using it with a 65mm and 135mm lens set. The standard lens is an 80mm lens.
The newer lenses are black. The older lenses are chrome. Both are good, but the chrome lenses have older coatings, and the Seiko shutters in each lens are harder to get parts for.
Here is a link for a huge amount of information about the system, maintained by Graham Patterson, who posts here on APUG: http://www.gapatterson.com/grahamp
And here is a link to KEH's Mamiya TLR page: http://www.keh.com/Camera/format-Med...de=MT&bco=534&
They have a C330 body with waist-level finder in EX condition for $265.00 USD. They have a selection of lenses as well.
A 135mm lens is a short telephoto. I really like mine.
The 180mm f/4.5 came in a couple different versions - the "Super" version is the most desirable.
As with a couple of other Mamiya TLR lenses, they came with chrome stiffener rings for the filter threads. Those rings are sometimes missing, leaving the filter rings susceptible to damage.
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Re: ZDI-07-020: BMC Performance Manager SNMP Command Execution Vulnerability
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- Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2007 15:59:25 +0200
BMC has provided the following statement: "[This issue] has beenconfigured
found not to be a security vulnerability; when properly
(as described for our customers in our documentation and in our
online knowledge base) this attack is not possible."
Anybody with some experience on BMC Patrol products know that
security levels 1 to 4 are rarely used, because of the
configuration and management overhead.
Furthermore, level 0 (the default one) isn't imho the only security
level impacted by this vulnerability (which is an anonymous r/w
access to the SNMP configuration, including full paths to
binaries), given that level 1 use anonymous SSL and that level 2
use SSL with unverified client certificate. Levels 1 and 2 will
just help an attacker to bypass your NIDS.
Interested people can have a look to the "Patrol Security User
(http://www.bmc.com/supportu/documents/73/44/17344/17344.pdf) for
additional details.
Conclusion : pconfig/xpconfig/wpconfig or any similar custom script
can be used to hack any default install of Patrol BMC but it "has
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My MIL was very good at ceramics...years ago she made us a beautiful set of Indians. The chief and his Squaw for Thanksgiving. Well, it was tragic, but ...I decapitated the Chief today. I was dusting and he took a nose dive off the end table and it was all she wrote! He shattered in a bazillion pieces! That's what I get for trying to impress company with a clean house!!!!
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A look at what might happen when Ireland can no longer afford to pay back her loans.
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It has to be said if that were to really happen you got our reaction spot on! Love it!
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I have been curious for a while about knits, but do not have a serger. Is it a necessity for knits? Is that why my two knit projects are a stretched nightmare? :)
Is taking the class worthwhile if you don't have a serger.
A year ago I didn't even know what a serger was. Now, not only do I have & use one, I LOVE using it! Not only for knits, but also for rolled hems on wovens (no more store bought napkins in colors that almost work!), and for quick seam finishes on casual wear.
Do you need it? No. But I would say that it's a little more than just nice to have...it's very VERY nice to have!
I got the popular little Brother 1034d, & a refurb at that, because I really didn't know how much I would use it & didn't want to spend a lot. For under $200 I'm thrilled with my purchase
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A serger is definitely not needed, but very handy if you sew a lot of knits. Your knit seams never need to be finished at all, since knits don't fray or ravel. Serged seams will give a more RTW look, but that can also be achieved by your regular sewing machine, just much more slowly than with a serger. Sergers are more about speedy sewing than anything.
Your issues w/ stretching or wavy fabric is about your sewing technique, not your equipment. Do a search on the boards here for knit-related topics for LOTS of information. Whenever I have a question, I always do a search and most often I come up with multiple answers/solutions that have already been posted. If you are new to knits and learn better w/ an instructor, taking a class would be great. But there really is a treasure trove of information to be had here for free. -- Edited on 1/16/11 10:04 PM --
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Thanks for this video, this should prove very useful.
Looking at it I think he made it a bit harder for himself than I found myself on Stage 1 travelling through the base. It's the section with the 2 orange rocket firing bastards that looks to be the bit that makes or breaks this achievement. I think a fair degree of skill and luck will be needed to get through that bit.
Stage 2 in comparison I reckon is a lot easier. On stage 2 at the bit just before you fly through a narrower section just before the snake first appears you hit a checkpoint. So if you can get to where it narrows and you die, its not so tough as then you have a clean run through to the boss fight. With the stage 2 boss I'm wondering if you can just concentrate on the snake only, so if you don't destroy the boss the level should end anyway. This may still award the achievement without having to risk sitting on top of the boss like he does in the video?
Regarding the continuing question, good point. I guess will have to try it out and see. In the process of trying I suppose you can refine your technique!!
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Detroit Cass Tech's Mike Weber outruns the Detroit King defense during the PSL championship, won by Cass Tech, on Oct. 25. (Bryan Mitchell / Special to The Detroit News)
One of Michigan State�s top targets in the 2015 class is Detroit Cass Tech running back Mike Weber, and he created a stir last weekend when he wrote on Twitter that he is set to make a decision.
�Ready to commit,� he said, �just waiting on my dad.�
Popular opinion puts the Spartans in the lead for the 5-foot-10, 205-pound Weber. He has visited East Lansing several times throughout the last year, most recently for the Spartans� win over Purdue in October. He and his father, Mike Weber Sr., also have a close relationship with Director of Player Development Curtis Blackwell that predates his position at MSU.
Weber, who holds offers from Ohio State, Michigan, Tennessee and others, is looking to visit East Lansing again in the coming weeks, potentially for Wednesday�s basketball game against North Carolina. Weber Sr. has been on visits to multiple schools with his son in an effort to help him find the best situation.
�First of all, we are looking for a good academic fit for him to make sure he gets a good education,� Weber Sr. said. �We are looking for the right fit for him to make sure he can get on the playing field and make a difference. I just want him around the right folks; have people around him that I know has his best interest.�
Weber is coming off a spectacular junior campaign for the Technicians. He led them to the state semifinals, rushing for 1,659 yards and 24 touchdowns. Knowing he will have a similar opportunity to carry the ball in East Lansing is another part of what has the Green and White on his short list.
�They show a lot of love down there at Michigan State,� he said. �They run the ball a lot. They won when I went down there, so I really am considering them.�
Young visitors for Minnesota game
Michigan State has its final regular-season game on Saturday and a large group of underclassmen will be in attendance. That group includes a pair of 2016 receivers -- Mount Pleasant High�s speedy sophomore Kalebb Perry, who had a big season this fall, and Midland Dow�s Mike Robb, a sure-handed 6-foot-6 youngster. Eriq Torrey, a long, athletic junior defensive back and running back, will make the trip in from DeKalb, Ill., to attend the game as well.
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Scout.com�s Brian Dohn made it out to see Montclair (N.J.) defensive end Darius Slade last weekend and the 6-foot-4, 235-pound pass rusher told him what many already knew -- that the Spartans are in strong position.
�Michigan State is actually my No. 1,� he said, adding that he will visit Nebraska this weekend before making a decision. He will play in the state title game on December 7 and is looking to make his choice before then.
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…Finally, when I could own all these machines I got that the Renaissance was when the liberal arts emerged—liberal for liberation, humanism, the trivium and the quadrivium—and those were a path to liberation, they were the means of expression. That's the moment when art diverged from artisans. And there were the illiberal arts that were for commercial gain. … We've been living with this notion that making stuff is an illiberal art for commercial gain and it's not part of means of expression.… Read the rest


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Don't go buying those rain barrels just yet. Colorado law isn't going to change this year to allow you to collect rainwater that falls off your roof.
A stubborn Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg, R-Sterling, is blocking any opportunity for House Bill 15-1259 to get to the Senate for a vote. The bill would allow Coloradans to collect up to two 55-gallon rain barrels of water that drain off their rooftops. The water could then be used for outdoor purposes, such as lawn and garden irrigation.
Condo construction defects discussion at an end
The Colorado Statesman
The 2014 legislative session ended with a whimper, not a bang, on the condo construction defects issue. This year's session on the same issue will end the same way.
But supporters of the efforts vow they will be back next year.
Last week, Speaker of the House Dickey Lee Hullinghorst, D-Boulder, assigned the Senate's major construction defects bill, Senate Bill 15-177, to the House's "kill" committee, the House State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee. They voted along 6-5 party lines to kill the bill after a five-hour hearing Monday.
Gov's TABOR plan draws lukewarm reception
The Colorado Statesman
The 2015 legislative session began with Gov. John Hickenlooper touting the state's economic successes. It may end with him lamenting the economic problems that couldn't be solved.
Last week, the governor sent lawmakers a letter, suggesting how they could resolve contradictory fiscal laws that limit the state's ability to fund certain infrastructure priorities.
Sagebrush rebellion rekindled in Colorado
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Colorado's legislature has jumped into the middle of the West's renewed Sagebrush rebellion, with the state Senate this week debating whether Colorado should take a bigger hand in managing its federally-owned public lands.
But opponents fear what that would mean for everyone who uses them.
One year ago, Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy squared off against agents of the federal Bureau of Land Management. Bundy refused to pay about $1 million in grazing fees for his cattle to graze on public land, fees that had accrued over a 20-year period.
Final budget is on governor's desk
The Colorado Statesman
It's now up to Gov. John Hickenlooper to give his final say on the 2015-16 state budget.
The $26.4 billion budget, as contained in Senate Bill 15-234, got its final approval from the Senate Friday. The vote was to accept the compromise version proposed by the Joint Budget Committee, acting as the bill's conference committee. The budget was re-passed on a 31-2 vote, with Sens. Rollie Heath, D-Boulder and Matt Jones, D-Louisville, voting no. The House had voted on the compromise on Thursday, re-passing the bill on a 45-20 vote.
House 'Coup' Fails
The Colorado Statesman
House Republicans attempted to challenge the authority of Speaker of the House Dickey Lee Hullinghorst, D-Boulder, on Wednesday morning. It was a procedural move that long-time Capitol observers said they'd never seen before.
The move came during the reading of the previous day's House Journal. The Tuesday journal contained the report of the House State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee from its Monday marathon hearing.
Hullinghorst threatens remodel of defects bill
House could dump SB 177, offer substitute measure
The Colorado Statesman
With the major construction defects reform legislation now in the House, the heat is on the speaker of the House to put the bill into something other than the "kill committee." And that pressure is mounting from both sides of the aisle.
But the House may turn the whole discussion on its head, by introducing its own bills on affordable housing and construction defects, possibly as soon as next week.
Budget heading back to JBC
The Colorado Statesman
The House finished its work on the 2015-16 budget Thursday, returning it to the Joint Budget Committee to work out differences with the Senate version.
But last-minute drama could have sent the budget back $20 million out of balance.
The annual budget bill passed on a 45-20 vote Thursday morning. Eleven Republicans voted for the 2015-16 budget along with the House's 34 Democrats.
The day before, the House went on a bit of spending spree, approving a dozen amendments to the $26.4 billion budget.
Long bill hits House
The Colorado Statesman
Battle lines are being drawn in the House over the annual budget bill, with some of the same disagreements over priorities as was seen in the Senate last week.
The House Appropriations Committee this morning reviewed the Long Appropriations Bill, Senate Bill 15-234, and its accompanying 18 budget-balancing bills. All were approved and sent to the full House for debate.
Long Bill makes way out of Senate
The Colorado Statesman
Ten hours, almost 90 amendments, and in the end, a balanced budget left the state Senate Thursday on its way to the House.
The Senate, Thursday morning, voted 21-14 to approve the state's $26.4 billion 2015-16 budget. The approval came after a marathon session that lasted until almost 11 p.m. the previous night. But the budget did not leave the Senate chamber without rancor from Democrats who claimed their priorities were ignored.
The budget changed little during Wednesday's debate, despite dozens of efforts by both caucuses.


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My 9-year old bike with 8-speed Shimano Ultegra STI shifters has been giving me shifting troubles that tell me the chain / cogs are worn (again) and the rear derailleur is probably worn out. The mail order places don't carry any 8-speed stuff anymore and my LBS doesn't have much. So it looks like planned obsolescence has won and I may have to upgrade just to get parts. Can anyone comment on the availability of 8-speed components? Do you know a source of parts?
IF I decide to upgrade, should I go to 9-speed or jump to 10-speed? If I recall, the dropout spacing is 130-mm for all three.


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adjective un·so·phis·ti·cat·ed \ˌən-sə-ˈfis-tə-ˌkā-təd\
: not having or showing a lot of experience and knowledge about the world and about culture, art, literature, etc.
: not highly developed or complex
Full Definition of UNSOPHISTICATED
: not sophisticated: asa : not changed or corrupted : genuineb (1) : not worldly-wise : lacking social or economic sophistication (2) : lacking complexity of structure : simple, straightforward <an unsophisticated analysis> <unsophisticated rhythms>
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Examples of UNSOPHISTICATED
- She was innocent and unsophisticated when she left for college.
- <mistakenly believed that the tribe was unsophisticated and would sell their land for a fraction of its worth>
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- Synonyms
- aw-shucks, dewy, dewy-eyed, green, ingenuous, innocent, naïf (or naif), primitive, simple, simpleminded, uncritical, unknowing, naive, unsuspecting, unsuspicious, unwary, unworldly, wide-eyed
- Antonyms
- cosmopolitan, experienced, knowing, sophisticated, worldly, worldly-wise
Synonym Discussion of UNSOPHISTICATED
natural, ingenuous, naive, unsophisticated, artless mean free from pretension or calculation. natural implies lacking artificiality and self-consciousness and having a spontaneousness suggesting the natural rather than the man-made world <her unaffected, natural manner>. ingenuous implies inability to disguise or conceal one's feelings or intentions <the ingenuous enthusiasm of children>. naive suggests lack of worldly wisdom often connoting credulousness and unchecked innocence <politically naive>. unsophisticated implies a lack of experience and training necessary for social ease and adroitness <unsophisticated adolescents>. artless suggests a naturalness resulting from unawareness of the effect one is producing on others <artless charm>.
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It will take very little for PTA to turn a profit in the coming year. To self finance forward explorating and perhaps have free cash flow moving forward is almost un heard of on the Venture. A couple more wells give us numbers like the last one and we get this all tied in to production, the share price will climb. I think this time next year you will be able to put something to the left of the decimal!
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A Brief 0.07-Second Power Outage at a Factory Can Cause a 20% Drop In Chip Shipments
A very, very brief power outage at a Toshiba factory forced the company to completely halt operations at the critical plant. This could mean as much as a 20% drop in chip shipments which could lead to product shortages everywhere. »


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With just a few weeks to go until the season two premiere of Justified, FX has released an extended preview that includes footage from upcoming episodes.
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Tattle Tale in The Work Place
Is there really a tattle tale or is the real proplem people breaking the rules?
I don't understand this whole mess of what being a tattle tale is, especially in a work place. Is the reason a person gets into trouble the fault of a tattle tale or their own fault? Everyone thinks that there is a snitch to watch out for or a tattle tale who is watching over them all the time. In reality, the problem is the rules are being broken and it is not fair that people are getting away with breaking the rule.
Simply put, if a person doesn't want to get into trouble they just need to follow the rules. When rules are broken, there is a chance to get into trouble. So why is there stress put on a person to not to tattle tale. Is a person supposed to lie about what they saw?
Ling is wrong. People shouldn't lie for themselves or anyone else. Ling causes more problems and conflicts than telling the truth. If the truth is so horrible that it can't be told, then it should have never been done in the first place.
People who break the rules often look for someone else to blame. How did the boss find out? They think someone must have told. Rules are rules and it is only fair that everyone has to follow them. The real problem is the person breaking the rules. They will have to get into trouble to stop.
A tattle tale from when we were kids was someone was told on every little thing someone did regardless if it was against the rules. Children were told to stop tattling by authority figures, teacher and parents, to not tattle all the time. The adults were tired of the constant reports and complaining. The real problem was the reports on all of the little things that didn't matter. When something big happens the adults wished they were told. It is confusing to children until they learn to not tell on little things but to only tell on big issues.
At work, most people know the difference of little things and big things. If they don't, the boss will hear a lot of useless complaining. The worker that is complaining will accomplish very little, because the boss will label them as a complainer or trouble maker. Now when a boss asks how things went, what do you say? The truth! It is not being a tattle tale. It being honest, but there is no need to complain about little things. Major problems that interrupted work or product do need to be told so the problem can be corrected.
Almost any time someone keeps getting into trouble at work they will look for someone else to blame for telling. The real problem isn't how the manager is finding out. The problem is the person breaking the rules. The rules are there for everyone and everyone should follow them regardless if the boss is in or not.
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The awakening of Beatrice... Living in a grey world of silhouette, Lord Taris Wellingham conceals his fading eyesight from Society. He has long protected himself from any intimate relationships. Plain, twenty-eight-year-old Beatrice-Maude Bassingstoke does not expect to attract any man, especially not one as good-looking as her remote travelling companion. Forced by a snowstorm to spend the night together, these two lonely people seek solace in each other's arms. How will their lives change with the coming of the new day?
Multiple award-winning author Sophia James pens scorching hot romances her eager fans devour. In One Unashamed Night, reclusive Lord Taris Wellingham shuns the possibility of intimate relationships. His traveling companion, 28-year-old Beatrice Maude Bassingstoke, on the other hand, doesn't expect to attract a man as handsome as Taris. But when they are forced to spend the night together during a snowstorm, passion erupts between them as they lay in each other's arms. And when the night ends, a new day of love dawns before them.
Yes! A very pleasing story to the soul.
After one uncharacteristically wicked night, the once reckless Eleanor Bracewell-Lowen now leads a safe and prudent life. On his return to London's high society, Lord Cristo Wellingham looks different from the man she knew so briefly in Paris, but he is still as magnetic... In his cold amber eyes Eleanor detects something she has seen mirrored in her own - longing. His touch invites passion, but this is a man who could destroy her good name with just one glance....
Sophia James pens historical romances that crackle with passion and intrigue. The third Wellingham brothers novel, One Illicit Night tells the tale of Lord Cristo Wellingham, whose world is forever altered after a salacious evening with the normally chaste Lady Eleanor Bracewell-Lowen. Cristo longs for a return engagement, even as Eleanor swears off such reckless behavior to preserve her image in London's high society. Yet she's all too aware that a powerful man such as Cristo could ruin her reputation if she doesn't yield to his desires.
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text: Thanks for the info Jon. I bought some Prescysol EF to try and developed my first film in it at the weekend. Unfortunately the film had been used in misty, frosty conditions where contrast was minimal and the Delta 400 developed in Prescysol EF created extremely low contrast negatives when developed for 10.5 minutes. Should I have developed for longer or would this have made little difference with this developer? I've posted a lith print made of one of the frames to the gallery so you can take a look!


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My name is Erin, I'm just another high school teen living in the USA.
Likes: animals, nature, friendly people, Subway, sweet tea, music, trying new things (unless it involves food or heights), photography, and just life in general.
Dislikes: Snakes, Heights, Bridges, Arrogant people, Hostility, Fakeness, the term "YOLO", and people who are just all around cruel.
Anyway, I'm normally a pretty easy person to get along with, unless you are rude/think you're superior, etc.
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Dry Shot with Stock Injectors
Looking at dry shot kits, wondering if I get a 70-100 dry shot will my stock injectors be able to keep up safely? Anyone running a dry shot?
I remember when I had my 5.7 charger I was able to run a 125 wet kit no problem. Might post this over in the Nitrous section and see if anyone can get to it quicker.:smileup:
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Your stock injectors won't add any fuel at all and your motor will go boom. Don't use a dry kit.
A dry shot will not make you a happy person at those levels. Without a MAF you're pushing your luck at even a 50 shot unless you have a wideband installed and know if you're starting to run lean.
A wet kit is your safety and most reliable bet and you can easily run a 75 shot with 1 stage colder plugs on the stock tune. You don't neccessarily need the colder plugs, but without being able to tune you should try to protect yourself as much as possible. I personally run a wet shot on mine regularly with capabilities of a 150 shot, but it's a tuned n/a high compression stock bottom-end engine runnig 2 stages colder.
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@Inproceedings {export:74109, abstract = {
In recent years there has been considerable research on automated selection of physical design in database systems. In current solutions, candidate access paths are heuristically chosen based on the structure of each input query, and a subsequent bottom-up search is performed to identify the best overall configuration. To handle large workloads and multiple kinds of physical structures, recent techniques have become increasingly complex: they exhibit many special cases, shortcuts, and heuristics that make it very difficult to analyze and extract properties. In this paper we critically examine the architecture of current solutions. We then design a new framework for the physical design problem that significantly reduces the assumptions and heuristics used in previous approaches. While simplicity and uniformity are important contributions in themselves, we report extensive experimental results showing that our approach could result in comparable (and, in many cases, considerably better) recommendations than state-of-the-art commercial alternatives.}, author = {Nicolas Bruno and Surajit Chaudhuri}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Management of Data (SIGMOD)}, publisher = {Association for Computing Machinery, Inc.}, title = {Automatic Physical Database Tuning: A Relaxation-based Approach}, url = {http://research.microsoft.com/apps/pubs/default.aspx?id=74109}, year = {2005}, }


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The Aviator's Wife by Melanie Benjamin
Despite her own major achievements--she becomes the first licensed female glider pilot in the United States--Anne Morrow Lindbergh is viewed merely as Charles Lindbergh's wife. The fairy-tale life she once longed for will bring heartbreak and hardships, ultimately pushing her to reconcile her need for love and her desire for independence, and to embrace, at last, life's infinite possibilities for change and happiness. Join us to discuss The Aviator's Wife by Melanie Benjamin.
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The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton
Everyone is invited to the Southeast Branch Public Library to discuss this unforgettable novel that transports the reader from the back alleys of poverty of pre-World War I London to the shores of colonial Australia where so many made a fresh start, and back to the windswept coast of Cornwall, England, past and present. Join us to discuss this lovely novel by Kate Morton.
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Frozen in Time by Mitchell Zuckoff
Two harrowing crashes... A vanished rescue plane... A desperate fight for life in a frozen, hostile land... The quest to solve a seventy-year-old mystery. Mitchell Zuckoff, author of the smash New York Times bestseller Lost in Shangri-La, delivers a gripping true story of endurance, bravery, ingenuity, and honor set in the vast Arctic wilderness of World War II and today.
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Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline
Between 1854 and 1929, so-called orphan trains ran regularly from the cities of the East Coast to the farmlands of the Midwest, carrying thousands of abandoned children whose fates would be determined by pure luck. Would they be adopted by a kind and loving family, or would they face a childhood and adolescence of hard labor and servitude? Join us to discuss this powerful tale by Christina Baker Kline.


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my baby refuses to breast feed...
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i did they took 3weeks to get back to me
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Look for a la leche league number near you? They are supposed to be awesome with helping moms with breastfeeding.
Damn, I'm sorry. Hopefully the other moms here can help more. My baby never did breastfeed, she never latched, so I was stuck pumping. It sucked.
LMAO whatever troll! Yeah because a plastic bottle with a hunk of rubber to MOCK a boob is so much better than the real thing!!
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If I had to drink from boobs I would refuse it too. Ick!
have you been on that site? They can be BRUTAL!!
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Chuck Klosterman, The Ethicist for The New York Times Magazine,has walked into the darkness. In his latest book, I Wear the Black Hat, he questions the modern understanding of villainy. What do we mean when we say someone is a bad person? And why are we so obsessed with the antihero in films, TV and books? The New York Times bestselling author of seven previous books, including Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs, joins us to explain his take on the bad guy.
When Beth Alt's brother tragically dies, her husband Jeff convinces Beth that a nice long hike was just what she needed. So the two of them set off on a 218-mile hiking trip across the toughest section of the Pacific Crest Trail in California, the John Muir Trail. Four Boots One Journey: A Story of Survival, Awareness & Rejuvenation on the John Muir Trail chronicles their adventure. Expert hiker, author and speaker Jeff Alt is in the studio to share what he and his wife learned on the trail.
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Bestselling author James Lee Burke has taken a break from his beloved Dave Robicheaux series and has written Wayfaring Stranger, a historical thriller that takes a young boy from a chance encounter with Bonnie and Clyde to the trenches of World War II and the oil fields along the Texas-Louisiana coast. James Lee Burke is on the phone with our David Delegator to talk about his new novel and what readers can expect next from him.


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Respond to Review of Govinda
by Raimond
Review: This is a very good Indian restaurant in the center. Very close to the Ramblas. The food is excellent!!!!!! The cook is a Prabhupada devotee and is an excellent cook!!!! If you're visiting Barcelona, you have to eat here!!!! Same owner as Almatea.
Posted by mahajana on Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Thank you Raimon for your nice coment. I am the owner of Govinda. I souldh said to avoid misunderstandings, false expectations and consecuente frustration that food is not 100% Hare Krishna standart. If you are looking for Hare Krisna standar food 100% prasadam you souldh go monday to frayday from 1.30 to 3.30 to Hare Krishna temple in Plaza Real Number 12 Entresuelo (Aside to Ramblas) phone 933025194. They serve a very nice lunch for about 7 Euros.
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BAGHDAD (AP) - It's "National Sovereignty Day" in Iraq.
The public holiday marks the withdrawal of American troops from
Baghdad and other Iraq cities and the assumption of security
responsibilities in the cities by Iraqi forces as part of a
U.S.-Iraqi security pact.
Iraqis marked the day with an overnight display of fireworks and
thousands attended a party in a park where singers performed
patriotic songs.
President Jalal Talabani says the day could not have happened
without the help of the United States, which invaded Iraq in 2003
and ousted Saddam Hussein -- who was later convicted by an Iraqi
court and executed in Dec. 2006.
While describing June 30 as a "glorious page" in Iraq's
history, Talibani warns that "security will not be achieved
completely without proper political environment and without a real
national unity and reconciliation."
The U.S. military announced that four Baghdad-based U.S.
soldiers were killed in combat yesterday.


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•Puffy White Clouds
•Wooded Park in Central Florida
•Rio Trail in South Florida
•Cool Forrest Path in North Florida
•Run through a Large Department store
•A Local High School Track
•Run down the rails of a roller coaster, through a computer generated city, and inside a subway
And now
•Bike across a bridge from Oregon into Washington
•Snowboard down a mountain in Vermont
•Mountain bike in North Carolina
•Bike through the Swiss Alps
•Ride on a Race Track
Additional Free scenes are on their way!
Have an iPhone or iPod Touch?
Put the TreadmillVR Max in your pocket with TreadmillVR Max for iPhone. Available Now.
What's New in Version 4.0
• iOS 7 Optimized
• All Scenes are now FREE and Included
• Looping Issue fixed
• Minor Bug Fixes
If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to email us. Simply use the mail icon found in the Info/Help screen of the app.
- 1,99 €
- Category: Health & Fitness
- Updated: 11 December 2013
- Version: 4.0
- Size: 54.8 MB
- Language: English
- Developer: Sell-Ware LLC
Compatibility: Requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.