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34 Starting Line Up Figures Michael Jordan Bo Jackson +
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Note: This is being re-listed due to a non paying bidder. I have a lot of 34 Various Starting Line-Up Figurines.
I am tired of looking at them. Please buy them so I do not have to see them.
The packages may be bent, I can see that there is a coin missing from one of the Michael Jordan Packages. This lot should be considered "as is". Shipping will more than likely be UPS ground.
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Affiliate Animator Edwing Solórzano's New Short Debut
Colombian animator Edwing Solórzano and his group of associated animators, Juan Fernando Vélez, Sergio Ceballos and Walther Solórzano, have just finished a 5 minute 3D animated short. "Forces Of Nature" deals with primal energies and how human interaction affects the life process. The short film will be showcased at Medellin's new interactive museum, the Eureka, November 16, 2000. Discover Edwing Solórzano's work through his new gallery in the Animation Showcase.

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Make it Cold Cave and the Kills at the Showbox (duh). Obviously, I cannot say enough good things about Cold Cave : They're one of
Make it Cold Cave and the Kills at the Showbox (duh). Obviously, I cannot say enough good things about Cold Cave: They're one of my favorite bands going right now, with one of my favorite albums of the year thus far, their new Cherish the Light Years. Live, they're madly charismatic in that aloof, almost-exuding-contempt-for-the-audience sort of way. Don't expect a lot of banter, is I guess what I'm saying. But do expect their sound to rap your ears off--even before the dialed-up loudness of their new album, their live shows (as at Neumos last year) have been great, noisy affairs, full of blistering distortion and synth trills like dentist drills.
And, you know, if the gothic new wave isn't your thing, a lot of people quite like the Kills' sexy, sultry blues rock. (I honestly haven't been much able to keep track of them since Keep on Your Mean Side, which is probably my loss--I recall a few songs from that album getting right under my skin in the best possible way.) But, hey, anybody remember Allison Mosshart's old Floridian pop-punk band Discount (and matching pop-punk haircut)? Because I sure do--I'm pretty sure I got this next song on a mixtape back in the day . . .
A friend of mine was joking that he ought to write a preview of this show where the premise was that he thought all the old bands featuring members of the Kills, Cold Cave, and Entrance Band were playing: Discount, American Nightmare/Give Up the Ghost/Some Girls, Prurient, Mika Miko, the Convocation Of . . . It would be a pretty epic show. But I still think you're better off with Cold Cave.
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I found out that I wasn't real hungry because my HCG levels were high. I found out that when they are high it can decrease you appetite. This could be same for you.
Our Jellybean is due: 4~1~13
I haven't found out whether my hcg levels were high or low, however, I do feel like it could be, because when I took my pregnancy rests before my missed period, the lines showed up immediately and very clear too.
I am 7wks and 3 days and I feel the same exact way, I have been feeling this way since the start of this pregnancy. I am just to tired to eat I can barely stay up a for an hour, I have no appetite and eating makes me sick the only thing I ate all day was a bowl of mash potatos and drank lots of water. I don't eat in the mornings, and every thime I try eating something for dinner I start feeling sick. I have my first appt. Monday and plan on bringing this up and I have my mind set on this being gone by the second trimester and to gain a regular appetite.
I am going through the same thing. I am about nine weeks right now and forcing myself to eat something that I don't want to eat makes me SO nauseated, if I manage to choke it down at all. I have been having cravings but now my appetite is totally gone.


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After arriving at Johannesburg International Airport you will then connect to Durban, where you will be greeted by an Adventure Dives representative and transferred to a comfortable B&B in Scottburgh on the KwaZulu-Natal South coast.
After settling in, your dive guide will give an in-depth introduction to the dive sites and dive techniques required as well as a boat orientation and equipment check. For dinner you can visit a local restaurant of your choice and then tucked into bed in preparation for the next day's diving. Overnight Scottburgh.
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Enjoy two dives on the spectacular world-renowned Aliwal Shoal (rated one of the top ten dive sites in the world). From June to November the Ragged Tooth Sharks gather in large numbers on the shoal during their annual migration. Divers are almost guaranteed to see these docile sharks during their dives. Depending on weather and qualification levels, we may do a wreck dive as the first dive and a reef dive on the second dive.
In the afternoon, you are spoilt for choice with options to enjoy the warm water beaches, play golf, visit a crocodile farm or go shopping at the local curio stalls. Your guide and transport will be at your disposal should you wish to visit a watering hole before supper to recap the day's dives and plan the next.
Overnight Scottburgh.
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Depart early for Shelly Beach and do two dives on South Africa's premier shark dive site - Protea Banks. Besides Raggies, divers may see schools of Hammerhead Sharks or some Zambezi (Bull) Sharks stealing the fishermen's catches. Please note that this option is for Advanced divers only. The other option on this day would be to dive other sites on Aliwal Shoal.
In the afternoon visit the Oribi Nature reserve to walk a nature trail, try your hand at surfing or just relax on the beach or at a local watering hole before heading back to Scottburgh where you will overnight.
Day 4:
There will be no diving today, as you will be departing for Hluhluwe Game Reserve, South Africa's oldest game reserve (4hrs by road from Durban). On the way, you will have the opportunity to visit the Natal Sharks Board to see a audio visual presentation and shark dissection after which you will be able to spend a few hours at Gateway – South Africa's largest and most exciting shopping experience. Another option would be to visit Seaworld and enjoy a dolphin educational experience. After settling in at Hluhluwe, you will embark on a night drive in an open top vehicle with an experienced game guide.
Overnight Hluhluwe.
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An early morning game drive before breakfast offers you a good chance of seeing some predators using the cool of the morning to hunt for their day's meal. Hluhluwe was the hunting ground of the Zulu King Shaka and boasts the " Big 5". It is now famous for it's efforts in saving the white rhino from extinction. The rest of the day will be spent enjoying a short escorted hike or relaxing in a hide, waiting to spot some of the more timid animals. An afternoon siesta is a good idea before embarking on the evening game drive.
Overnight Hluhluwe.
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After breakfast, we transfer from Hluhluwe to Durban, which will include a leisurely morning game drive through Hluhluwe Game Reserve while en route to Durban. While in the heart of Zululand we will visit traditional Zulu cultural villages to experience the ancient African customs that still exist today.
We overnight in Durban at a comfortable B & B.
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An opportunity to get the shopping done while doing a short tour of Durban. You will have a chance to visit the many attractions of Durban, a truly African city with a rich history including the legacy of being a British Colony, which left such an indelible mark that Kwazulu-Natal is still referred to as the " Last Outpost of the British Empire". Visits to the Natal Sharks Board, uShaka Marine World, the Indian Market and the Gateway shopping center are a must, before heading off to the harbour to enjoy a farewell seafood lunch.
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People say the history of Stand Up Paddle Boarding started with the ancient Hawaiians, but one can argue that it has been around much longer with the similarities of a tribesman's narrow canoe and stand-up paddle stroke on each side, propelling himself up and down a river. Regardless of who started it, the fact is that it is one of the most enjoyable, fastest growing sports on the water. It has been compared to walking on water with a combination of serenity and excitement at the same time. SUP'ing, as it is called by some, an abbreviation for Stand Up Paddle Boarding, is one of the most versatile sports out there. If you can balance walking down a sidewalk, you can paddleboard. The average board ranges anywhere from 8 to 16 ft in length depending on if it is designed for surfing in the ocean, flat water paddling, or competition racing. Paddleboards are also wider and thicker than their traditional surfboard counterpart. This allows for increased stability as well as flotation, which is vital for balancing while standing up and paddling. Proper paddle technique can be better explained by a trained instructor, although there is usually an alternating 2-5 strokes on one side followed by 2-5 strokes on the other. This technique insures that you stay on a straight line. There are many different ways to turn a paddleboard including switching from a side by side stance to a surfer stance and putting pressure on your rear foot located towards the tail of the board. This combined with a paddle-stroke will assure an abrupt change of direction, although this is definitely one of the more advanced and difficult ways to turn your board. Today, Paddle Boarders can be found on virtually every body of water including white-water rivers, lakes, oceans, estuaries, lagoons, and even swimming pools (used for training). One can easily see the attraction of this sport. SUP'ing provides for an easier, less stressful alternative to surfing, almost anyone can do it, it is a blast, and it is incredibly good for your mental and physical health.
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Glam-Rock Musicals Studio 2ndStage Should Produce Next
As is just about theatrical custom in this town, The Washington Post got the first pass at StudioTheatre's 2012-2013 season announcement, which begins Sept. 5 with an adaptation of Ralph Ellison's classic novel of race, racism, politics, and group and individual identity, Invisible Man. Also on the Studio slate: The Aliens by Annie Baker, The Motherfucker With the Hat by Stephen Adly Guirgis, The Real Thing by Tom Stoppard, and a fifth play that's TBA. The season's Studio Lab production—meaning, the work is new and the staging is stripped down—is Dirt by Bryony Lavery. And Studio's fourth-floor 2ndStage will mount Contractions by Mike Bartlett as well as Pas de Deux: Plays from New Zealand and Canada, which pairs in repertory two movement-heavy works, Gary Henderson's Skin Tight and Daniel MacIvor's 2-2 Tango.
Not pointed out in Postie Jessica Goldstein's Backstage column this morning: 2ndStage is capping off its season with a work sure to bring in audiences slightly outside Studio's constituency, Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Whether the theater will permit the throwing of rice and the heckling of actors is unclear, but it's interesting that this will mark the fourth year in a row that 2ndStage has included a glammed-out (though not necessarily glam-rock) rock 'n' roll musical in its lineup. 2009-2010 had the Tony-winning Passing Strange; 2010-2011 had the Andy Warhol trip Pop!; and the current season will end with Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Michael Friedman and Alex Timbers' power-emo musical about the seventh president of the United States.
First things first, Studio 2ndStage: For the love of Bowie, do not stage Rock of Ages. Or We Will Rock You. Don't do Hedwig, either.
The company may be threatening to exhaust the supply of A-list glam musicals for future seasons, but there are some options remaining. Rocky Horror, certainly, is best-known for its cult film adaptation, and the movies aren't a bad place to look. Maybe this time next year, you'll read that one of the following films is coming to Studio 2ndStage*:
Velvet Goldmine, 1998: Bonus! D.C. post-hardcore dudes Shudder to Think wrote a handful of the film's songs.
The Man Who Fell to Earth, 1976: OK, this is not a musical. And a contractual entanglement kept star David Bowie from writing music for the film, while a separate dispute meant the pop soundtrack never got a commercial release. Time is ripe for someone to write a brand new set of songs.
The Labyrinth, 1986: A musical for which Bowie actually did provide some songs, as well as a performance as a goblin king named Jareth. Instead of Hensonian puppets, let director Natsu Onoda Power, the mind behind the visual astonishments of Astro Boy and the God of Comics, do whatever she wants.
*But seriously, maybe it's time for D.C. theaters to lay off the rock-musical pedal for a while. At least no one's invented the brostep musical yet.


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Emily Luchetti, herself an accomplished pastry chef, has long wondered why so many home cooks have a fear of baking. Even skilled, confident cooks fear the precision and risk of failure that baking can sometimes present. So, she teamed up with Lisa Weiss, a food writer and coauthor of several chefs' cookbooks, to tackle the topic and turn dozens of test subjects into fearless bakers.
Luchetti and Weiss recruited friends, family and other fearful bakers (FBs) for private baking sessions, where Weiss would record and take notes, while Luchetti would coach them through the recipes and teach them various baking tasks. The Fearless Baker is the resulting cookbook with 175 recipes for everything from sugar cookies and brownies, to cheesecake, ice cream pie, scones, and quick breads. About a third of the recipes include conversation bubbles with the common questions, roadblocks and troubleshooting tips Luchetti and Weiss discovered during the testing and research with their FBs.
The introduction of the book includes information on must-have and nice-to-have kitchen tools, common ingredients--and suggested uses--plus a two-page helpful explanation of various kinds of chocolate used in baking and how to select the right one. Peppered throughout the book are tips like what recipes can be made in advance and/or frozen, how to measure flour, how to crack an egg (on the counter, not on the side of a bowl), and how to get cookies to bake evenly.
The chapters that follow divide recipes into cookies, bars, and bites, cakes, pies and tarts, fruit, no oven required deserts, best dessert sauces, and breakfast. Each chapter gives specific tips to that group of recipes, such as using a convection oven versus standard for baking cookies, cooling cakes in the pan before unmolding them, not overworking your pie crust dough, and pre-mixing the wet and dry ingredients for muffins the night before, for quick and easy assembly in the morning. Even though these tips are spread throughout chapters, it isn't a huge book, so it's worth flipping through and educating yourself before diving in to any recipe.
I consider myself a fearless baker, but I was still able to find insightful gems in this book. When making a batch of cookies that makes four dozen or more, they suggest starting two sheet pans in the oven, then forming out the rest of the cookies onto sheets of parchment that can be swapped out once the first sheet pans are out of the oven. There are also illustrations for things like segmenting citrus, peeling and chopping a pineapple and releasing an angel food cake from its pan.
Probably two of the more daunting baking tasks that strike fear into less experienced bakers are pies and cakes. In The Fearless Baker, each topic gets a couple pages worth of tips and how-to advice to make your pies and cakes a success. You're also given the green light to buy pie crust and puff pastry - and brand recommendation are listed. While there isn't a puff recipe, there is a great pie crust recipe. There are also recipes for tart dough and basic sugar short dough. The latter is the type of dough that can be pressed into a pan, rather than rolled out. This dough is all you need to turn out showstopper desserts such as double strawberry cream tart, hazelnut pear tart and plum almond tart.
There is a short chapter on sauces, including great tips on how to make whipped cream, caramel sauce and chocolate sauce. Basics to be sure, but given the number of store-bought options available, a lot of people will benefit from these recipes. Not all the recipes are for dessert, there are breakfast recipes for everything from crepes and granola, to muffins, scones, and banana, zucchini and pumpkin breads. You can also turn store-bought puff pastry into cinnamon coffee swirls--similar to cinnamon rolls, or apple turnovers.
The Fearless Baker, would be a great gift for any fearful bakers you know, but even as someone that's pretty fearless when it comes to the baking, I am excited to tackle some of the cake recipes in the coming months (OK, I am a little afraid of baking and frosting cakes), such as the pineapple upside down cake, spice cake and Boston cream pie. Even some of the no oven required recipes look like an easy weeknight project. The homemade truffle recipe may just be all you need to impress your Valentine next month.
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At 7 months, they can understand if you tell them that if they keep pulling off, then the session is over for now. Your supply should be well enough established by now for the occassional "distracted" day with fewer nursing sessions. And they do grow out of it again later...
I have this problem too with my five month old/almost six month old. He is such a distractable baby! I usually don't fight him when we are in public. It is terrible though, because he doesn't want to go under the nursing cover--he wants to see everything! So I tend not to nurse in public.
As for when daddy gets home, my husband knows that he does this and will wait until after he is done to "announce" that he has come home. It helps, but sometimes it doesn't and I just let it go. I figure he can always eat a little sooner than normal.
Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated though!
Mine has started doing theis the last couple weeks. It's so annoying. After him unlatching about 2 times I just put it away and nurse him later. I do try to and have had better luck with taking him in the bedroom and closing the door and laying down with him.


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Description: This overview of clinical electrodiagnostic medicine starts with the basics and the experimental technical aspects of the topic, then outlines and briefly discusses the etiologies of the neuropathologic conditions based on their clinical categorization, and, finally breaks the topic down into its component parts based on anatomic localization. This is the third edition of a text that was originally published in 1978 and whose second edition appeared in 1987.
Purpose: The purpose, as stated in the preface to the first edition, is to summarize and "review the manner in which electromyography may be of value in the investigation of patients with neuromuscular disorders..." The preface to the third edition indicates it is intended to update the many neurophysiological advances that have occurred since the last edition and to increase the amount of clinical detail. These appear to be worthwhile objectives and seem to have been adequately met.
Audience: The book is targeted, according to the author, at both physicians who manage neuromuscular pathology and electrodiagnosticians. I feel, however, that this book lies somewhere in between. I also acknowledge what a monumental task it would be to be able to satisfy an audience encompassing both electromyographers and general neurology clinicians who also manage these disease entities. The author is certainly a credible authority in the field, having written many papers on aspects of this topic.
Features: It is up-to-date, as any new text should be. The references are pertinent. The illustrations are more or less the standard for this type of text.
Assessment: In my opinion, this is an up-to-date overview of this topic that is probably too technical for the general clinician and yet too superficial for the electrodiagnostician. There are no unique features to this book that distinguish it from others on the topic, aside from the fact that it may be one of the most current. The fact that it has been ten years since the second edition probably justifies its revision, however.


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good point- many thanks Lesley
thank you all so much for your advice... I hadn't realised steel would need repainting- thought it might be worth getting as the stronger option. I think I will probably go for the aluminium one, much as I'd like to think I'd fashion something myself out of pipe, bits of wood/ wire/ net etc., if I can afford it I'll go for the easier option. not sure my DIY skills are quite up to building my own.
Thanks again as always- advice & sharing of expertise and experiences on this forum is always kind and very much welcomed.
am considering getting a fruit cage for the lottie, and looking at a few websites I'm wondering- do you leave them up permanently or dismantle to store for winter once cropping is finished? How long would you expect it to last if left out all year? I've seen some advertised that are galvanised steel, others galvanised aluminium, powder coated....
the main dictate will be price, but i'd be keen to hear your views and advice.
I think in the end the tomatoes in the grow bags did the best Michael. Can't remember which episode this was in, but most are still available on Iplayer.
they had a feature on this on The One show (BBC1 london & south east) on friday evening.... 27.25 mins in:
expensive novelty, I'll stick with the varieties I know and like!
poedery mildew, due to drying out/ eratic watering.
where did you spot the larve in the dicentra pot nd what do they look like? some are worse than others.
ah, thank you. Must admit, i was very concerned about there being such large numbers and possible need for repeat treatments.
The nettle feed I've been using this year was made last, perfectly fine stored in plastic milk cartons/ bottles. Judging by how much growth things have made, it was better than ever!
Agree with Waterbutts, foxes foul in prominent locations to mark their territory, so on your doorstep is undoubtedly a fox. I've heard tiger poo works wonders, (sorry to suggest yet another foul deposit for your doorstep) apparently you can pick it up from the zoo if you've got one nearby. Alternatively, the DIY stores stock sensor controlled spray devices, that will squirt anything that approaches with water- might be easier to get hold of than Tiger poop!
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DLR Sep 10, 2010 12:43 PM
in response to Thomas Moy1were you having problems with just secure downloads?
We are using the SonicWall Pro 2040 too and are having an issue with websites not loading properly or at all. The problem is not consistent and only happens on the Macs. It seems that page is loading so slow due to some filtering on the firewall that it times out. This is on all major browsers and versions (as far as I know).
Thomas Moy1 Sep 10, 2010 3:24 PM
in response to DLRThis one rings a bell too. Poke around in that diag.html page (okay, backup your system settings first!), and try ticking either of the following.
Ignore malformed TCP headers
Clear DF Bit (don't fragment)
Enable TCP packet option tagging
My (poor) memory thinks it's the first one that unleashed consistent downloads to our Macs. It's something their support staff guided me to last time, so if you're persistent with support, you could probably get it out of them.
Good luck.
James Devaney Sep 30, 2010 6:51 AM
in response to Thomas Moy1Thank you for this, sonicwall was no help. My developer tools download just went from 6 days to 1 hour on the estimated download time.
jperez333 Oct 18, 2010 11:51 AM
in response to James DevaneyHey guys,
I am having the same problem with my environment, are there any other tips to help this problem. I did the diag.html trick, but it only boosted the download by 300Kbs. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Damon Betlow Nov 18, 2010 8:33 AM
in response to Thomas Moy1Thanks for this!
I also had to call Sonicwall and get the diag.html fix (enable enforcement on TCP window and set the max allowed TCP window to 256.
This fixed iTunes downloads and other downloads on Windows 7, but I started having issues with some sites like Skype and Yahoo not working with IE. I enabled the 3 ticks you mentioned and now everything appears to be working.
Damon Betlow Nov 18, 2010 10:09 AM
in response to Damon BetlowSpoke too soon. It appears I had to set the max TCP window to 512 in order for the websites like Wikipedia, Yahoo, go.microsoft.com, and Skype to work reliably.
"only boosted the download by 300Kbs"
Are you sure it is kilobits per second and not kilobytes per second?
300 KB/s (or 2.4 Mbps) is pretty darn good.
me_is Dec 7, 2010 6:59 AM
in response to Thomas Moy1We've been pulling our hair out on this one for a long time. We went to SonicWall support and referenced this thread. They followed up with the following (they essentially said "give it a shot"):
If you are wanting to make the DPI modification listed you can do so following the directions below:
- log into the SonicWALL GUI
- Change the current address from http://XX.XX.XX.XX/main.html to http://XX.XX.XX.XX/diag.html
- Click Internal Settings
- Under Security Services Settings locate and checkmark Enable enforcement of a limit on maximum allowed advertised TCP window with any DPI-based service enabled
- You may also want to uncheck the option directly below it
- Enforce Host Tag Search for CFS
- Make sure to click Apply at the top of the page
Anyway it seems to be working for us. but we're going to do a bit more testing (our max TCP window is still set at 64 - I'd like to see if there are any reliability issues with Wikipedia, Yahoo, go.microsoft.com, and Skype)
satcomer Dec 8, 2010 6:22 PM
in response to Thomas Moy1For those using third party firewalls should bookmark the Apple web page Well known TCP and UDP ports used by Apple software products to know what ports on that firewall need to opened.
Plus SSL uses port 443.
Message was edited by: satcomer
Bozo777 Dec 23, 2010 9:30 PM
in response to Thomas Moy1Thank you, thank you, thank you!! Just got a new iMac and was noticing terribly slow downloads from the updater. Put a new hard drive in my old iMac and was trying to download 1.3GB of updates to it. It had run for over 10 hours with an estimate of 27 hours remaining. Made this change, and the 27 hours dropped to 3 minutes.
And it finished in that...
marcusthirty Mar 4, 2011 2:56 PM
in response to DLRHey DLR -
Did you happen to resolve this issue? We are having the same problem when connecting to a particular server while behind our firewall here at the office.
morrty Oct 31, 2011 11:50 AM
in response to Thomas Moy1
For anyone that is on a Windows Domain using Active Directory/DNS then you do not want to check this: Clear DF Bit (don't fragment).
I spent the better half of my day today trying to figure out why Windows machines were taking 30 minutes to login at the "Applying personal settings" dialog as well as not updating DNS, not applying Group Policy objects and Microsoft Exchange failing to connect.
This setting seems to break Kerberos authentication which is the default authentication method for AD. I believe it is because Kerberos will fragment packets if it is too large. If the client doesn't receive these fragmented packets in order, it will fail.
My mac users are working now with simply enabling this: Enable enforcement of a limit on maximum allowed advertised TCP window with any DPI-based service and changing the window size from 64 to 256.
rogersmithiii Jan 11, 2012 3:28 PM
in response to Thomas Moy1
I just saw the same thing with a brand new Mac Book Pro, and a Sonicwall TZ180. With help from SW tech guys, we discovered that turning off Gateway Virus, AntiSpam, and IPS fixed the problem. I wasn't happy though about opening such a gaping hole in the firewall, even if it was limited to the Mac (which supposedly suffers less from virus and spyware issues).
We finally found another solution. We reset the TCP MTU from 1500 to 1404 for a cable modem connection. That made the Mac happy, and solved the download issue.
rogersmithiii Jan 11, 2012 3:29 PM
in response to Thomas Moy1
BTW, the TZ180 didn't have the setting that was recommended above, so I had no way of testing that particular fix.
morrty Jan 11, 2012 3:42 PM
in response to rogersmithiii
Do you have the enhanced OS or the standard OS? It should have the setting if you're on enhanced.


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Anyone who has seen Duwyce Wilson's 6-foot-3, 210-pound physique knows that the former Columbus East and Indiana University football player understands something about physical conditioning.
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Despite those frustrations (he caught 15 balls for 167 yards his senior year at Indiana), Wilson never let negativity seep into his consciousness.
"It definitely was frustrating most of the time (his senior season)," Wilson said. "They don't see you or they take you out of the game for whatever reason. But it helped me to learn how to deal with adversity and challenges.
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Wilson has seen teammates become overwhelmed with negative thoughts, which eventually made them walk away from the game.
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Willamette Valley forests
Willamette Valley scene, Oregon. Source: Maureen Raad
The Willamette Valley forests ecoregion is an element of the Temperate Broadleaf and Mixed forests biome in the Pacific Northwest region of the USA. Once a prairie supporting oak stands and groves of Douglas-fir and other trees, cultivation and development have destroyed nearly all of the natural habitat in the Willamette Valley. Just one-tenth of one percent of the valley's native grasslands and oak savannas remains.
Source: World Wildlife Fund Fire shaped the Willamette Valley, as it did most of the northwest grassland and savanna communities. Possibly dating back to the Pleistocene era, periodic burning by Native Americans created ideal conditions for native perennial grasses. More recent fire suppression activities–with the concurrent spread of agriculture and development–have contributed enormously to the destruction of the natural habitats of the Willamette Valley. Without regular fires, forest is gradually replacing most of the savanna in the valley.
The Willamette Valley has nearly level to gently sloping floodplains bordered by dissected high terraces and hills. The climate is generally mild throughout the year, with moderate rainfall reaching its maximum in winter. Prior to cultivation, the valley had abundant swamp or bog communities in addition to the grasslands and oak savannas.
Biological distinctiveness
The Willamette Valley provides the only habitat for Bradshaw's desert parsley (Lomatium bradshawii), a yellow-flowered member of the parsley family. The valley is also the sole wintering area of the Dusky Canada goose (Branta canadensis occidentalis). There are 268 vertebrate taxa identified in the ecoregion.
The following salamander family taxa are the only ones present in the Willamette Valley forests: the Near Threatened Clouded salamander (Aneides ferreus); Northwestern salamander (Ambystoma gracile); Rough-skinned newt (Taricha granulosa); and Pacific giant salamander (Dicamptodon tenebrosus). There is only one anuran species occurring in the ecoregion: Pacific chorus frog (Pseudacris regilla).
There are only a few reptilian taxa within the ecoregion, namely: Western fence lizard (Sceloporus occidentalis); Western pond turtle (Emys marmorata); Western Rattlesnake (Crotalus viridis); Common garter snake (Thanophis sirtalis); Northwestern garter snake (Thamnophis ordinoides); Rubber boa (Charina bottae); and Sharp-tailed snake (Contia tenuis).
Many avifauna species are found within the Willamette Valley forests, representative taxa being: the Near Threatened Olive-sided flycatcher (Contopus cooperi); Prairie falcon (Falco mexicanus); Macgillivray's Warbler (Oporornis tolmiei); and Pine siskin (Carduelis pinus).
There are a considerable number of mammalian species present in this ecoregion, a sample of which follows: The ecoregion endemic Gray-tailed vole (Microtus canicaudus); Creeping vole (Microtus oregoni); Long-legged myotis (Myotis volans); Mountain lion (Puma concolor); and the Near Threatened Red tree vole (Arborimus longicaudus).
Conservation status
Habitat loss
Less than one percent of the Willamette Valley remains as intact habitat due to historic conversion to agriculture, urbanization and overly aggressive modern fire suppression. Practically no prairie remains, and the savanna is converting to forest. Most of the riparian areas have been lost to agriculture or urbanization; however, some remain intact, because their propensity for flooding renders them less desirable for agriculture or development.
Remaining blocks of intact habitat
The largest blocks of remaining intact habitat are no greater than 35 square kilometers (km2) and management of these areas generally focuses on waterfowl protection. The existing private reserves are all smaller than 0.15 km2.
Degree of fragmentation
Remaining patches of habitat in the Willamette Valley are quite small, with effectively no biological connectivity in most areas and little core habitat due to edge effects. The individual fragments and clusters that remain are highly isolated, and the intervening suburban and agricultural landscape precludes dispersal for most taxa.
Degree of protection
Present management of the protected areas in the Willamette Valley chiefly seeks to provide waterfowl for hunters, not to maintain natural habitats or enhance natural environment values. Area managers do not allow natural disturbance events to proceed nor do they seek to mimic those events through interventions, and much of the use of these areas may degrade the quality of remaining natural communities.
Ecological threats
So little natural habitat remains in the Willamette Valley that there are few conversion threats to the ecoregion. Degradation of the remaining fragments continues to be an issue, and there continue to be moderate levels of wildlife exploitation.
Suite of priority activities to enhance biodiversity
- Restoration activities should focus on riparian areas to regenerate gallery forests and to connect corridors to the Cascade Range and the Coast Range foothills.
- Conservation efforts should promote small prairie/savanna areas, but these will likely remain fragmented from the overall linked conservation strategy cited above.
Conservation partners
- Association of Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics
- Northwest Ecosystem Alliance
- National Wildlife Federation - Western Division
- Pacific Rivers Council
- Audubon Society
Relationship to other classification schemes
Bailey combines the Willamette Valley with the Puget Sound Valley to form the Pacific Lowland Mixed Forest Province. The present treatment of the Willamette Valley ecoregion follows Omernik in dividing this region into two separate regions and reclassifying the Willamette as a grassland/savanna. This more accurately reflects the communities present in the valley, and creates smaller, more manageable ecoregions. Conservation strategies will differ for the Willamette and Puget Sound Valleys, and would be unwieldy if the two were managed as a single large unit. The Willamette Valley forests ecoregion is designated by the ecocode NA0417 by the World Wildlife Fund, and the ecoregion is classified within the Nearctic Realm.
- Eugene S. Hunn. 1990. Nch'i-Wana, The Big River. University of Washington Press. ISBN 0-295-97119-3.
- Barbara Perry Lawton. 2007. Parsleys, Fennels, and Queen Anne's Lace. Portland: Timber Press
- Herbert O. Lang & George Henry Himes. 2013. History of the Willamette Valley, being a description of the valley and its resources, with an account of its discovery and settlement by white men, and its subsequent history
- Harry Nehls, Tom Aversa. 2004. Birds of the Willamette Valley Region.
Disclaimer: This article contains some information that was originally published by the World Wildlife Fund. Topic editors and authors for the Encyclopedia of Earth have edited its content and added new information. The use of information from the World Wildlife Fund should not be construed as support for or endorsement by that organization for any new information added by EoE personnel, or for any editing of the original content.


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The super rich have ways around taxes and I resent their efforts to enhance the government's ability to get their hands on other people's money.
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Not only that, but he paid taxes on it while he was alive and earning it. Estate taxes are double taxation on the same income and property.
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Not a bad idea, especially with only 5 people left.
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Actually, that was the funny part. Just when you thought he was done, he'd launching into another flurry of hand gestures. Scalia looked like he was going to loose it trying not tp laugh too hard. It didn't look like Scalia took it as much of an insult.
That guy on the left looks exactly like Tony Snow.
What a makeup job!
They did a very moving patriotic theme the year Josh Gracin was on as our troops were invading Iraq. Josh led the group in singing.
BTW, I watched the latest episode of Nashville Star last night and I'm in love. That Casey Rivers has one wonderful voice. Wow! His rendition of 'How Great Thou Art' was fabulous. Just the kind of guy I was hoping to see on AI -- good looking and with a powerful voice. I guess that other young guy on NS, Chris Young, is the favorite to win, and he's OK. But I'm enthralled with Casey and hope he makes a CD.
??? That guy on the left IS Tony Snow.
It was his idea, he got it done, he sold it, and the money he made ought to be his. No doubt he paid big time taxes since the sales went thru HSN and are recorded.
Two years ago, Doocy walked to the event.
Didn't they do patriotic stuff when they had the marine from California on. I can't remember. Boy did Simon dislike that guy. He actually made a recording and I saw him on the Country Music station one time.
Fred's my hero...
(hide the knives!)
I thought they did, but I wasn't sure.
Snicker...you realize she how fully expects -- no, demands -- to win this thing now that Seacrest told her she and Chris got the highest number of votes last week.
Typing weirdly today. Stayed up to late.
McPhee's been expecting to win this since the auditions--probably before that :)
Hey, no knock on Fred....
Or, is the fact that his wife looks like she does, make him your hero???
Thank you...
Didn't someone on the AI thread post the story of how her dad went up to confront the judges after her performance last week? Sheesh! The whole family seem to be demanding she win. Ugh!
I didn't watch AI during that year...in fact, I watched the first year with Kelly Clarkson...and then quit watching until this year....
Love the 2nd one in # 3!
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Oh, so that's how she keeps staying on. Her family has an organization to collect votes. She is so awful that I've wished there was an option to call in to vote someone off.
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One of my other favorite moments what the Reagan film - when Nancy came up to the podium with Ron and he kept asking her to say some nice things about the press - I laughed so hard.
Repubs really do have a better sence of humor. I thought Colbert was a bomb!
Check CSPAN - I think it reruns today - about now.
Can you tell me exactly when C-span is rerunning the Dinner?
I agree - I didn't think he was funny at all - and I didn't hear much approval from the audience either.
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Actually, in my online life, I have never called Weiss anything else but Weiss.
Not even Blake calls her Weiss. LOL
Okay, I have no idea why but the one 'Bitch" tally made me laugh.
it's me or i one of the few peoples who call Weiss with her name?
I wonder who called Weiss a b*tch.
I wonder who called Weiss a b*tch.
Probably Roman, and Ruby, And Yang, and Blake, and Ozpin, and Glydna, and, oh wait. Everyone I guess
Would you mind adding another check under the Weiss box? I really lover her name due to the fact it sounds beautiful, and it's the German word for white.
me: only one for bitch? i swear i called her that at least five times the other day
You're not the only one I been calling her a bitch for a while now
Mabye the fandom is counted as one.
I think it's by people, not how many times she hears it.
There are only two people who call her Weiss and Blake is not between them, plus someone calls her bitch.... Blake? Why you so cruel to the Ice Queen?
"Weiss, my Dove. (slightly extends hand)" I guess thats under 'other' right? (do i really do that everytime during the show? Answer: yes!) XD
Only one person called her a Bitch?
I think somethings wrong with Beacon.
Only one person called her a Bitch?
I think somethings wrong with Beacon.
You forgot to add "Heiress", which was said by Blake.
I feel one of my favorite manga (with a less than fantastic anime adaptation) was referenced here.
What manga?
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I realize this now.
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what about white walker?. she is an Others, right?
Hahaha. I love the chart too!
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The one for bitch was probably Blake.....
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Wait, why was Weiss screaming about how nobody knows her?
Nobody knows her real name. Except yang and her teammate, there is no one else
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I can't decide if that's funny or sad
i find it hard to believe only one person has called weiss a bitch
Only Blake has the right to call Weiss a bitch.
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Only one person called her a bitch?
It was probably Blake.
Oh, I know it was probably Blake. I'm just surprised she's the only one who would do it. From Weiss' horrible attitude, always jumping to blame others for her own faults and trying to use other people for her own gain, etc, etc... Half the internet must think she's a bitch.
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text: From some days I am trying to implement folder redirection. But it looks it is not working well. I am trying to do the same on some of my workstation in the office. I am trying to do that using Group Policy. I had tried to redirect the user documents. I am going to setup the same using gpo. The only thing that I want to ask is how to reverse the policy if required. Is that possible. I had tried to modify the settings but still it does not work out. I had selected a normal option of redirection but the settings does not simply work. It is a bit annoying.