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News from the IUCN Species Survival Commission and the IUCN Global Species Programme
February 2013
Populations of elephants in Africa continue to be under severe threat as the illegal trade in ivory grows - with double the numbers of elephants killed and triple the amounts of ivory seized, over the last decade. According to a new report entitled "Elephants in the Dust – The African Elephant Crisis", increasing poaching levels, as well as loss of habitat are threatening the survival of African elephant populations in Central Africa as well as previously secure populations in West, Southern and Eastern Africa. Read more here
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) marks its 40th anniversary this year. The 178 countries that participate in the convention are currently meeting in Bangkok to discuss pressing issues involving wildlife trade; critical issues that include poaching of rhinos and elephants and illegal trade of their horns, as well as proposals to introduce international trade regulations for a variety of shark species whose populations are sharply declining in some cases as a result of heavy exploitation, particularly for shark fins. Click here for all the news, views and issues as the meeting progresses.
Nineteen percent of the world's reptiles are estimated to be threatened with extinction, states a paper published in February by the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) in conjunction with experts from the IUCN Species Survival Commission (SSC). The study, printed in the journal of Biological Conservation, is the first of its kind summarising the global conservation status of reptiles. More than 200 world renowned experts assessed the extinction risk of 1,500 randomly selected reptiles from across the globe.
Out of the 19% of reptiles threatened with extinction, 12% classified as Critically Endangered, 41% Endangered and 47% Vulnerable Read the full story English French Spanish
For the first time, all species of Tarpon, ladyfishes and bonefishes - marine species found globally in warm-water seas - have been assessed for The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™. Of the 17 known species, two, Tarpon (Megalops atlanticus) and Roundjaw Bonefish (Albula glossodonta) are classified as Vulnerable. One species, Bonefish (Albula vulpes) is listed as Near Threatened, three species are listed as Least Concern and 11 are classified as Data Deficient. This is the first time that fishery scientists, fish ecologists, and conservationists have come together to jointly produce an assessment of the threats facing these recreationally and economically important coastal fishes. Read more here
Invasive Alien Species (IAS) poses a significant threat to native biodiversity in Europe, as well as to our economy and health. They cause some 12.5 billion Euro worth of damage each year in the European Union alone. On 21 February, BirdLife and IUCN co-hosted an event in the European Parliament in Brussels to shed some light on this ticking time bomb ahead of the EU legislative proposal that is expected in March. The event was hosted by MEP Poc, Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists & Democrats (S&D) and supported by the European Habitats Forum. Read the full story here.
A two-inch long frog so deadly that its toxin could kill ten people; a bat that is called a flying fox with males that defend a harem of up to eight females; and an enigmatic, fist-sized owl that was discovered in 1976 only not to be seen again for 26 years, are among the unique wildlife species that captured the attention of voters in a just-completed campaign naming the Alliance for Zero Extinction's (AZE's) 7 Wonders of Endangered Species. In total, the campaign received more than 100,000 votes from the public via social media. Each of the 587 AZE sites so far identified around the globe is the only known home to one or more Endangered or Critically Endangered species identified on the IUCN Red List. More here
SOS grantee Katala Foundation Incorporated (KFI), working to protect the Critically Endangered Philippine cockatoo Cacatua haematuropygia expresses serious concerns after the recent approval of the construction of a coal-fired power plant opposite Rasa Island, about one kilometre from the project's site. These concerns were reported to SOS by the grantee in explaining the situation on the ground. Rasa Island is declared a wildlife sanctuary and is of global importance for conservation due to the high number of threatened flora and fauna present including the Philippine cockatoo. Read the full story here.
A team of young researchers from Colombia have recently published an article in the journal Zootaxa describing two new species of salamander discovered during a project supported by the Conservation Leadership Programme and Save Our Species. The two new salamanders belong to the genus Bolitoglossa, otherwise known as tropical climbing or web-footed salamanders. One of the salamanders (Bolitoglossa leandrae) has been named after an 11-year old girl who became friends with the team whilst they conducted their fieldwork. Read the full story here
Malcolm was only 65 when he succumbed to health complications on 2nd January 2013 at his home in Chocorua, New Hampshire (US). Malcolm carried out early research on the flora and fauna of the Farallon Islands, California. Later he was the resident ornithologist at the Charles Darwin Research Station where he was instrumental in saving the Galapagos Petrel from extinction. As Director of the American Wood Stork program at the University of Georgia's Savannah River Ecology Laboratory he became increasingly involved with the international conservation of storks, ibises and spoonbills and in 1989 he assumed co-chair of the WI / IUCN SSC Stork, Ibis & Spoonbill Specialist Group. Malcolm dedicated his career to bringing biologists together to conserve birds and he will be missed by many. Read a fuller obituary here.
The Tapir Specialist Group Conservation Fund (TSGCF) was established in 2003 as a vehicle to raise and contribute funds towards tapir conservation initiatives. The TSGCF funding consists of contributions from tapir holding zoos and conservation organizations, as well as private donations from tapir supporters and enthusiasts worldwide. Successful proposals must contribute to the implementation of actions listed on the Tapir Action Plans developed during previous Population and Habitat Viability Assessment (PHVA) Workshops. The TSG Conservation Fund is NO LONGER RESTRICTED to members of the Tapir Specialist Group. The Fund is now open to all tapir researchers and conservationists. For full information, application guidelines and forms contact TSG Chair Patricia Medici email@example.com
During an expedition led by Roberto Battiston in 2011 in North Morocco, living populations of very rare mantids like Tenodera rungsi, Apteromantis bolivari were encountered and recorded, confirming their presence after more than half a century of silence. Collected specimens, compared with other species by their taxonomy and biogeography, confirmed old records and descriptions and gave important information on the ecology of mantids in the Mediterranean area. The rarity, the reduced distribution and the poor knowledge on Moroccan mantids lead to some considerations on the conservation problems and priorities about these insects. Download pdf of the paper here
SSC member Arnaud Desbiez has been running a project on giant armadillos in the Brazilian Pantanal since 2010. The dedication, patience and sweat of the team has been rewarded with some remarkable images and footage of this Vulnerable species. Read more on Mongabay or BBC portuguese
"Living with Crocodilians" is the theme for the 22nd Working Meeting of the IUCN - SSC Crocodile Specialist Group to be held in Sri Lanka 20-23 May 2013. Click here for full information.
Sea surface temperature, as well as the size and variety of habitats are the main factors responsible for the proliferation of marine life in the Coral Triangle – the most biologically diverse marine region in the world. Research carried out by scientists from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), Old Dominion University, Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) suggest that climate change may have a direct impact on species diversity and that larger and more diverse protected areas could help species respond to environmental changes, including changes in sea temperature. The research team assembled the largest set of species distribution maps ever produced for tropical shallow water marine species, including maps of coastal fishes, invertebrates (corals, crustaceans, and molluscs), seagrasses, and mangroves. Published in the journal PLOS ONE, view the study here
Olivier Hasinger takes on the role of SSC Network Support Officer with a specific focus on support to the plant, fungi and marine Specialist Groups. He has recent experience with the IUCN Global Marine and Polar Programme where he worked with the Livelihoods Fund and the Western Gray Whale Advisory Panel. Olivier is Swiss and has a Bachelor's degree in Biology and a Master's degree in Biogeosciences from the University of Neuchâtel. Prior to joining IUCN, Olivier worked as research fellow for the University of Lausanne on plant-soil interactions, carbon sequestration and climate change adaptation issues. firstname.lastname@example.com
Rebecca Miller in Cambridge UK, has moved from Red List training development being appointed as Regional Biodiversity Assessment Officer for the Global Species Programme. Rebecca will work on regional assessments for Europe and the Mediterranean with Ana Nieto (in Brussels) and Catherine Numa (in Malaga).
The IUCN Red List Categories and Criteria are intended to be an easily and widely understood system for classifying species at high risk of global extinction. The general aim of the system is to provide an explicit, objective framework for the classification of the broadest range of species according to their extinction risk. The publication is also available in separate French and Spanish versions.
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Plus de 30 experts venus de 19 pays travailleront ensemble afin de développer l'état de conservation des papillons en suivant les critères de la Liste rouge de l'UICN. Le Jardin botanique de Malaga accueille, du 25 au 28 Février, le premier atelier d'experts pour analyser les connaissances actuelles et développer la Liste Rouge des papillons de la Méditerranée suivant les critères et les catégories de la Liste rouge de l'UICN. L'atelier, organisé par le Centre de Coopération pour la Méditerranée de l'UICN, a été inauguré par l'adjointe au maire et représentante du Département de l'Environnement et de Développement Durable de la ville de Malaga, Ana Navarro, et le directeur de l'UICN-Med, Antonio Troya. Plus d'info
MSc. student at ELTE University Budapest, Erzsébet Óhegyi is writing her thesis on the funding of reintroduction programmes. She has developed an online questionnaire and would be very grateful for your participation. The results will hopefully be published in an international publication. Access the questionnaire here. Thank you in advance for your help!
Although courses extend throughout the year, two courses of note are approaching their applications deadlines. Species Monitoring and Conservation: Terrestrial Mammals is offered from April 29 – May 10, 2013. Species Monitoring and Conservation: Reptiles is offered from May 10-24, 2013. Courses in this series focus on practical training in current field sampling techniques, study design, and data analysis and also include a review of taxonomy/phylogeny, sample collection for DNA and disease work, and conservation/management applications. Further information here or contact email@example.com
The Recanati-Kaplan Centre eight-month postgraduate diploma course is designed to enhance the skills of conservation practitioners by teaching field, analytical and reporting techniques necessary for effective conservation research and action. The course focuses on methods commonly used in the study of large mammals, and especially carnivores, in the developing world. Applications are particularly welcomed from conservationists working in less-developed parts of the world, for whom partial or full sponsorship is possible. Suitable candidates are early-career field conservationists, working with government agencies or NGOs, who will implement and disseminate their skills to their home countries. Candidates without field experience or those interested in a career change will not be considered priority candidates. More information here
The game and supporting educational content highlights some of the great work being done by scientists and conservationists around the world to protect threatened species and habitats such as the mountain chicken and the Atlantic forest so hopefully the SSC community will find the game appealing and a helpful educational tool......Discover the different types of field tasks a conservation scientist or ecologist must do in order to protect the world's species and habitats, from the replanting of native guapuruvu trees in the Atlantic forest of Brazil to the rescue and evacuation of non-infected mountain chickens from Montserrat, where populations are being decimated by the deadly chytrid fungus. Test your speed, skill and determination and see whether you've got what it takes to join this legion of science superheroes…Play Team WILD here
The first meeting of the a forum for Stakeholders Engagement for Informed Decision-making, Threats Mitigation and Sustainable Freshwater Services Management in the Great Lakes Region of East and Central Africa took place in Kigali, Rwanda, on the 21st-22nd of February 2013. Complementary funding opportunities were launched at the workshop, including: The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) is looking for proposals that aim to mainstream biodiversity into wider development policies, plans and projects to deliver the co-benefits of biodiversity conservation, improved local livelihoods and economic development in the Eastern Afromontane biodiversity hotspot. More information here
The French Marine Protected Areas Agency (MPAA) and IUCN are organizing the 3rd International Marine Protected Areas Congress (IMPAC3) in Marseille and Corsica from 21-27 October 2013. Informationhere
IUCN's World Heritage Programme is compiling inspiring World Heritage success stories to demonstrate how World Heritage designation has directly benefited natural sites since the creation of the Convention in 1972, more than 40 years ago. We would like to tap into your knowledge, experience and memory forsome short and simple stories featuring species. Each story should be about 250 words and accompanied by a photo if possible (and a reference document if available). Further info here or contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Nearly 15 years in production, and the accumulation of expertise from many dedicated scientists, this series of six volumes describes every currently recognized species of African land mammal. These volumes incorporate the very latest information and detailed discussion of the morphology, distribution, biology and evolution (including reference to fossil and molecular data) of Africa's diverse and abundant mammal species. Each volume follows the same format, with detailed profiles of every species and higher taxa. Some 660 colour illustrations by Jonathan Kingdon and many drawings highlight details of morphology and behaviour of the species concerned. Diagrams, schematic details and line drawings of skulls and jaws are by Jonathan Kingdon and Meredith Happold. With extensive references and detailed distribution maps each species account is written by a recognized expert in his/her field, many of them SSC members. Read more here
The 54th issue of the Journal of Threatened Taxa is published online at www.threatenedtaxa.org
Featuring Jean Christophe Vié talking about species conservation and SOS this magazine covers a wide range of topics including sections on forestry and timber, energy, water, agriculture and the food industry. The main conservation article features SOS alongside an article on the restoration of the red squirrel in the UK and an endpiece by Sir David Attenborough. Read the magazine online here
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Canada's National Parks System Plan identifies 39 natural regions in Canada and provides for the creation of a national park in each region to present and protect the diversity of natural environments. Created in 1913 as Canada's 6th national park, Elk Island National Park of Canada protects a representative sample of the Southern Boreal Plains and Plateaux Natural Region. Situated in the Beaver Hills, in the Canadian province of Alberta the area encompasses grasslands, wetlands, lakes and aspen dominated forests rich in wildlife and its name suggests a particular abundance in beaver. What made the Beaver Hills unique were the aspen thickets which surrounded the prairie providing forage, water and protection to many species of wildlife. Read more here
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President Obama recently said that if a debt ceiling deal with Republicans is not reached soon, he could not guarantee that 27 million Social Security checks would be mailed as scheduled on Aug. 3. Huh? Haven't White House and Congressional Democrats been claiming all along that Social Security is solvent for decades to come, that it doesn't need to be reformed? If so, perhaps some local Obama apparatchik can explain to me what raising the debt ceiling has to do with Social Security.
Can't President Obama just go to the Social Security trust fund to get the money for the Social Security checks? You know, the money we working stiffs have been paying into the system all these years. The money's there, isn't it?
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August 29th, 2012 (8:24 AM). Edited August 29th, 2012 by DarkRisingGirl.
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There's alot of legendaries for the others because they're under a spell. The trainers who are using these legendaries didn't catch them or own them, they're just using the legendary against the player and to wreck havoc on the region. To put it simple, Darugis is pretty much using the trainer and the legendary pokemon to do whatever it desires.
Alot of progress will be made tonight! Currently working on Evil Misty and the dreaded pokemon tower with the Yugi/Giratina events. No one judge my yugi OWs! lol I'll try my best...
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Issue date: Friday, November 15, 1861
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Friday, November 8, 1861
Next edition: Thursday, November 28, 1861
Publication name: Peninsular News And Advertiser
Location: Milford, Delaware
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Peninsular News And Advertiser (Newspaper) - November 15, 1861, Milford, Delaware VOL. 25. MILFORD, DELAWARE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1861. WHOLE NO. 233. Improbability of Foreign Interference. There are two classes of persons in tbe Northern States who have hoped for, and endeavored to provoke, either directly or indirectly, the interference of England in oar domestic troubles. that is best represented by the New York Her- an earnest desire for the tri- of the Secessionists, and the des traction of the Union the other, from the expectation that such an interference would, either through the additional per- Rlexity of a foreign war, or tbe dread of compel us to come to terms with tbe Rebels. The first which the Herald is the downright, though insidious, enemies of the Union the other are merely short-sighted aud veak, and indulge themselves in the vain hope that some sort of a' compulsory Compromise might prove a lasting peace, or, at any rate, wonld restore the stalu quo ante bellum, the condition of pros- perity and harmony we before rebellion broke it op. Bat the anticipa- tions of both classes are more than like- ly to be disappointed, and their labors to come to nought. We are to have no war with England on- any pretense what- ever, unless, indeed, we shall show such and want of energy in sup- pressing the rebellion that both England France shall interfere, as a sort of national police force, to keep the peace among a people no longer capable of taking care of themselves. But when we- reach that point, it doesn't matter much what happens to as. The tone of the public press in Eng- land, as well as private advices, assure iif> that this danger has passed for the present. It is not unlikely that the re- lations of parties there may have some- thing to do with this new aspect of affairs, as neither Whigs nor Tories may feel strong enough to assume the responsibil- ity of a war by which nothing conld be attained but the expenditure of an im- mense sum, that might better be used iu relieving the distress, from poverty and want of work, qnite certain to be felt this winter, even though peace should not be broken. There are other and stronger reasons, however, than merely political considerations, by which this change may be accounted for. The war in this country seemed three months ago to be of importance to Western Europe only as related to Cotton In England alone, it was argued, people are dependent for their daily bread on a full supply of that staple, and the interest of France in the question was second only to that of England. The Cotton was here ;.and the problem was bow, in the face of a blockade and the peaceful rela- tions of the three countries, to take that which was so much needed abroad, but the mere taking thereof was to extend the, aid to the rebels on which they had re- lied to insure their success. But events have solved and settled it The Southern crop is no longer the necessity of France aud England What they need is the Northern market. There are good rea- sons for believing that, with the cotton on hand and the supply tbat may be con- fidently counted upon from other coun- tries than the United States, England has all she will use for many months to come, if not for the whole year. There is no need, therefore, on the part of Eng- land and France, to break the blockade upou our Southern coast, and involve themselves in a war with this Their only motive in doing so wonld be to liberate Cotton and it is not at all certain as yet, and cannot be for months, that the Cotton may not as well be, for any use they have for it, in Charleston and New-Orleans as in Liverpool and Havre. But what they do want is mar- kets; and the question presses home upon fighting is likely to re- store those they have lost or open new ones Will forcing the blockade of Southern ports compel the importation of silks, calicoes, hardware, wines, and various" other articles of luxury and ne- cessity, into Northern ports This is quite as practical a matter, at least, as the expected dearth of Cotton was sup posed to be three months ago. About one-third of the export trade, both of Great Britain and France, has been to this country. Tbe rebellion has put an end to it in a large measure. War will not bring on the contrary, war will destroy what little there may be left of it, and will not be likely to leave us in a condition to restore it very speedily. Thus, it wilt be seen, affairs have put on an altogether changed aspect. It is "bad enough if the weaver shonld not lhave yarua enough for his loom; it is still if he cannot sell what he has and if, at the same time, tbe pot- 'ter, the miner, the clothier, and some hundred of thousands of oiher artificers, not be able to sell their goods.and shonld all be put upon "one-third the country that ha? hitherto 'taken one-third of oil their exports, can, ihe present, take them no 'This is a bad state of things at best bat it is aggravated by the potato-rot in Ire- and the probability of a famine in j 'that unhappy country, and tbe possibility -of short crops in France Both coun- tries must look to this to snpply, in part, their srreat necessities in food. War more help DR to activity in an export- (rade in our breadstoffs, than it will be able to force ns to reopen an import trade that we have dropped bfcaape we 'do not want poods that, in such times BB these, KB have no money to pay for. It has become evident TO the Enjrlis-h, in London and Lancaster, in cabinet end in counting room, that the best attitude -they run ftstnme tbie ronniry ie fto.lc! us alone, Icariog as iv fight It out in our own wey, bearing, in the mean time, tbeir own troubles as they best can. Even the London Times has grown comparatively decent under this new aspect of affairs, when it finds that our difficulties, which it thought it conld safely insult and abuse ns bearing fruit tbe bitterness of which England will be compelled to Y. Tri- bune. George B. WoCleJlan, The resignation of General Scott has placed the Union armies upon the shoulcj. ers of a remarkable man. This is trne' not only in -the common but tbe original acceptation of the word. McClellan has always been a remarked man. And now especially, when 'All tongues speak of him, And the bleared sights are spectacled to see a brief review of bis past life and services is as much a duty as a pleasure to every citizen who helps him carry the weight of our threatened commonwealth. George B. McClellan was born in Philadelphia on the 3d of December, 1826, his father being an eminent physi- cian of that city. At the age of sixteen, or in 1842, he entered the West Point Academy, and in 1846, at the age of twenty, was graduated second in his class. On the 1st of July of that year he was brevetted second lieutenant of engineers. By an act of Congress passed during the May previous, a company of sappers, miners, and pontoniers was added to the engineer corps, and in this company Mc- Clellan was commissioned Brevefr-ruBrigadier- General Totten, Chief Engiui commanded by General cs.Vera Crnz speaks of energy in that %t terms.- His exertions in came into his comp'vX'' prepared to; the arduous labors of Mexican war, were indefatigable. With the aid of but two other officers he succeeded so per- fectly in drilling the seventy-one raw men who bad come into his hands only two months before, that on the 24th of September they sailed from West Point, reported by General Totten "as iu a state of admirable discipline During the war this company was re- duced to forty-five effective men and two of whom was HB is repeatedly mentioned in connec- tion with the corps as exhibiting consnm mate patience and ability. His company never once lost its discipline, and per- formed some of the most toilsome duties of the war under -very trying circamstan ces. General Totten makes especial mention of tht labors performed by Me Clellan before Vera Cruz. He speaks of him as "animating his corps by his own devotion and of "the unsurpassed intelligence and zeal with which he took bis share in the direction of the siege." At Contreras, McClellan was selected with another engineer to reconnoitre the strong breastworks of tbe enemy. They bad their horses shot under them, and barely escaped capture by Mexican pickets. When the action commenced McClellan was with Magrader's battery. While it was still doing splendid service, its commander, Callender, was wounded. McClellan immediately took command of it, and managed it until it was entire- ly disabled, with such success as to sus- tain all its previous reputation. Gei.er- al Twiergs immediately presented his name for promotion to General Scott, and, after showing consummate bravery in the action of Cburubusco, which took place next day, be was brevetted first lieutenant. In the next battle, Molino del Rey, his behavior was so gallant that he was elevated to a captaincy. He de- clined to receive it, and continued lieu- tenant on the day of Chapnltepec, when General Scott mentions him as "winning the admiration of all about him." He was the first to enter the Alameda with a company which he commanded, aod during the day_of tbe assault repulsed a body of Mexicans greatly outnumbering his own corps, with a loss of twenty to the enemy. He continued in active service from the commencement of his company's or- ganization until General Scott occupied ihe city of Mexico. He returned from the war with the raak of captain and the command of tbe company, now greatly snpmented, of sappers, miners, and pon- toniers. Between 1848 and 1851 he translated from the French a manual of bayonet exercise, which has become tbe text book of the army. In 1851 he snperintended the construc- tion of Fort Delaware. In 1852 be ex- plored tbe Red River, nnder Captain Marcey, nnd surveyed the harbors nnd rivers of Texas as senior enpineer on the staff of General Persifer Smith. In 1853 McClellnn was employed on the survey to ascertain the best rente for a railroad between tbe Mississippi and the in the exploration of the! forty-fevemh and forty-ninth parallels of north latitude. His report gained the commendation of Jtff if, then Sec-i retary of War. For three ye-ars more >fcCHlnn was j vtry variously employed After execat- ME a secret s-rrice cc'intniKsion in the W-M -ted rcr-e-ivir tr a commission in the United Stntos Cavnlrr, he K-RS ap- pointed one of fi miii'nry of thre-e officers to proceed to the Crimes snd Northern for observation on the conflict tbcr. existing, end hie report on The of Enropenn Ar i find the- Operations of th" W.ir" if M by Brmy officers a raoM j army, the peaceful condition of the coun- try seeming to demand his services no longer, to take a place in the manage- ment of the Illinois Central Railroad as its vice-president and chief-engineer. After three years of work upon that road be became general superintendent of the Ohio and Mississippi line. He was act- ing on that post when the rebellion broke out. Governor Curtiti, of Pennsylvania, applied to him to undertake the organi- zation of the volunteer forces of tbat state; but he had previously accepted a similar offer from .Ohio. In the assembling of the forces of the latter state, and in plac- ing them upon an efficient war footing, he exhibited so much of that determina- tion and orieinality which had character- ized his former services in Mexico, that he was appointed Major-General in the United States army, with the command of a department, which included Ohio and Western Virginia Since that time his record is not is the pre- sent. General McClellan married within the last two or three years, a daughter of Captain Marcy, under whom he made his Red River Y. Post. The Balance of Im- ports, Specie and Manufactures, The resumption of the export of spe- cie from England to the United States occasions much remark among Briiish financiert at this time, in consequence of the rapidly diminishing stock of bullion in bank in London and Paris, and the in- creasingly uneasy tone in financial circles So long as our gold flowed over to Eu- rope in millions it was considered as the natural and healthy condition of com- merce, regardless of the depleting pro- cess toward ns, of the frequently recur- ring revulsions and of tbe financial and .commercial prostration inevitably result- ing. But no sooner do the tables turn, and England and France suffer from ;he exportation of specie to pay heavy, trade balances, than tbe London press begins to see the inconvenience of such a thing. Well may they consider this spectacle as hardly less extraordinary than the in- ternecine war now raging here, for it is new both to ns and totally un- expected as to amaze everybody. How long it is likely to continue is the prob- lem. If it should last three years the ef- fect will be prodigious. In that space of time the English and French manufac- turers would be sorely tried, the wealth of both countries enormously reduced, and the agriculture, manufactures and general wealth of tbe United States in- creased beyond all precedent. The idea of the London Times that this country is likely to be ruined because we have a war raging and have lost the cotton trade is merely not solid. We were not the owners of the cotton. It belonged primarily to the south, which has seceded and altbongb a portion of it was shipped through northern ports, we did not own it, except in such coses as we bought and paid for it. The free States cannot be held to have lost what they never owned. Most of the cotton was shipped from the sonth direct to Europe. What came north was chiefly for consumption here, and that which was not we were merely the carriers for. English financiers and merchants have generally controlled the cotton crop of the south. When these things are borne in mind the great phenomenon now visible in Americ.au commerce will appear less strange, and the prospect of ruin very re- mote. Our provision crops are our own, grown on our own lands. When we sell them to foreign nations the money goes into our own pockets. Moreover, they have been relieved of 'he southern demand and furnished with a European demand, whence arises the necessity for paying as in specie because of the falling off in foreign imports. When during the long reign of pence we imported extrava- gantly from Europe, and exported cdton and tobacco to pay for it, those crops not being the property of the free States, there was a continual bnlance against ns which we had to meet by a steady and ruinous drain of specie. While the sonth consumed vnst quantities of European and northern poods, it was well able lo do so because, being a flourishing agri- cultural country, it bad exports more than sufficient to pay all its Hence the New Orleans banks jad relatively more specie than any others in the Union. They represented fairly tbe actual strength of the cotton States in a business point of view. The free States, while irnporiinjr near- ly the whole bulk of foreipu supplies and consuming, the greater part (hecr-elves, yet exported iheir own product-, only to a United extent. All this-bos ii'.drrfrotie a cbanpe Southern crops no ger acces'inle to us for mid wiii1 we now send abroad coiii'T-e o-ir own latter ra-'r c much re- duced in price by the loss of U e southern deroand, and the preat increase in our crops, our merchant? art- stimulated to etipatc in a cram exportation, is without parallel; encouraprd, ioo, ibe failnie of tb? French arid English is a matter for serious deliberation. At yet we see no indications of a general re- vival of the foreign import trade. It may come next spring or full as the nat- tiral result of incrensing wealth and pros- perity in the free States, but only to a limited extent and to supply our own wants It must be borue in mind that the whole amount of foreign goods we have heretofore sold to the south is now cut off, and that at the same time uur own factories, no longer engaged in making goods for the southern market, are to a far greater extent at liberty to supply our own. The capital invested in these factories cannot be suffered to lie idle and therefore, adapting itself to the emergency, it has prepared to pro- duce goods suitable for the north and west rather than the south. Then, too, the Merrill tariffhns afforded so much encouragement to domestic i-idustry tbat the prospect for our own mannfacuirers improves constantly, while that fur the foreign manufacturer decreases propor- tionally. If foreign imports thus rule low, tbe balance of trade will be heavily in our favor in case our exports of breadstuffs and provisions should continue to be large. Our English cotemporaries say that the European demand is exaspera- ted, and that at ihe worst il can only be temporary. Supposing this to be true, tbe reduction of our exports would bring down prices here to scch an extent as to enable our merchants to ship grain and flour to Europe ndvantupeously, and compete with al! other producers in that market This is the grand test. Pro- vided we can supply the foreign demand for bread at lower rates than others do, we cuii always be sure of customers. F''om these fads il appears ihat the presenl extraordinary c >ndition of our trade does "not depend, as the London Times believes, upon a forced prosperity arising from the expenditure of vast sums of money for war purposes, but from circumstances totally independent thereof, and arising from the peculiar na ture of the crisis. If the expenditures were to cease to-morrow, that even conld not affect the balance of Indeed, if it had any effect whatever, i would be favorable to ns, because the great number of factories now enpaget in work for the war would then devote their energies and capital to the ordinary avocations of peace. As regards tbe stock of specie, con- sidered as the basis of trade and the representative of wealth, it mast be borne in mind tl.at the current of commerce being in our favor, this stock of specie increases steadily, and with it the solid and enduring wealth of the Moreover, before this war, gold, being one of the principal products of th country, just like iron, coal and lead.con- stituted a large item of export to meet the deficiencies in our foreign commerce. But since these deficiencies have ceased to exist, our gold product is no longer ex- ported, and for nine months past all the treasure sent hither frora the mines of Cal- ifornia, Nevada, Colorado, Oregon and Washington has remained with us, aug- menting oar wealth. ID this way our banks are becoming sounder, their specie lesources increasing, snd the currency of the country improving. We have im- ported from Europe about thirty millions of dollars in specie, and from anr own gold mines about fifty millions, so that our gain is about eighty millions of dol- lars. From the whole of the gold regions we have such extraordinary reports of new discoveries that a general rush thitberwird and an immense overland emigration is expected next season. We may, therefore, reasonably look for a large increase of our product of gold, and hence of our wealth. It has been supposed that the war would pot an ei.d to foreign immigration; but if the Amer- ican trade be lost to Europe to the ex- tent that it has been this seassn, there must arise next year a clnmor for brcnd from the unemployed operatives of Great Britain, France and Germany, and the revival of the preat rosb to America On the whole we consider tbe present commercial and financial condition of the country perfectly sound and reliable, and likely to co'ilinue. If government will initiate a comprehensive system of finaHce by which the national revenues will be equal to our present preat expenditures withoa: a recourse to loans, there need be no fears for the hilure. It is to fore, that Coi press should at its eiisump session direct its tamest attention Il'-v- enues must be provided sufficient in nmonni lo ceet our Amcr. Singular Disturbance in Russia. The Emperor of Russia has his bands fully occupied at present, and there is no prospect of his reposing on a bud of ro- ses during the approaching winter sea- son. Poland is in a state of many of the churches hsive been olosed by the Romish clergy, in consequence of their beinjr desecrated by the soldiery and the people are gloomily awaiting in omi- nous silence an opportunity to strike for national freedom. Then again the serfs and the nobles are jarring with each other, and the good intentions of tbe monarch in the decree of emancipation fail of being realized. Another element of confusion has ap- peared, and one which bids fair to en- danger tbe peace of the country, and to involve a large number of the yonth of Russia in serious trouble. The Univer- sity of St. Petersburgh has been closed, a number of the students have been ar- rested the commotion connected with Ihcse proceedings has extended to Ka- zan, nnd it is probable tbat at this pres- ent time University education is suspend- ed all over the Russian empire. Tha Universities of Russia have been founded by the Government.and the "ost of supporting thp Professors and sus- taining the operntionVjf these institutions was defrayed from the ImperialTreasnry. The students contributed almost nothing in the way of fees.and hence a large body of youth found their way into the classes from families whose means would not have enabled them to defray the cost of academic education. It seems that for several years past the great desire of the Russian Government has been, by means of University training, to produce a race of educated young men of con- servative views, in the same manner as Oxford and Cambridge have moulded ihe yonth of Englaufl. It was known in Russia that the English Universities had up as democratic institutions, that the Government seldom interfered with them, that tbeir management lay in the hands of the members j and that, for generations graduates.ns a body, were fumed for their conservative -views Youug men from all parts of the king- dom and from different classes of societv, with widely d'vergent views and varied traininp, entered Ihe halls on the banks of the Isis and the Cam nnd yet tbe result was always the same. The Russian Government then believed that all tbat was necessary to accomplish was to erect the building, endow chairs for the presi- dency of learned men, and collect the students', consequence of the ben- efits which the Government conferred on them, and which they could not fail to appreciate, would, it was anticipated, turn out models of loyalty and filial gratitude. It appears, however, tbat the result has been altogether different. The stu- dents have brought all the impulsiveness of yonth with them into their class rooms. In tbeir intercourse they have freely dis- cussed the leading questions of the day, in conncctiou with serfdom, Poland, and other exciting subjects, and their deci- sions have been such as to indicate a tendency to ultraism which tbe Govern- ment is uot prepared to sanction In these circumstances, tbe Emperor adopt- ed tbe course of imposing a moderate fee to be paid for tuition, and although the amount was forty dollars per the arranpement excluded a large number who were una- ble to procare such a sura. A particu- lar dress, of a semi military cut, had also been worn by the studen's, and this uni- form they were called to Forthwith a storm arose and raged with jrreat fury amonp the They had not the liberty of meeting in a public assembly to criticise the conduct of the Government, yet they violated the law and met. The character of tbeir proceedinrs mny be easily The chief officer of the University at St Petershnrph is, it seems, an admiral, who had distinguished himself on the China estate is felt to be Becufe.will that attach ment to national institutions be displayed by the youth of the ire which it. is ihe desire of the Empeior to foster.- with discontented nobles, serf's unsettled in a transition state, and contending with the former lords; with tbe youth of the land in fiery ebullition, nnd Poles prepared for insurrection, ihe Autocral of all ibe Russias may join with tbe care-worn monarch, and say Uneiisy lies the head that a crown Inquirer. [From Hie Knral New Vurker FLOATING AWAY. THE leaves are afloat on the river This snuny autumnal day, Now gliding, now tossed by the wavelets, Or down in the eddies at play. There are some that are crimson in beauty, There are some that are faded and old Yot alike are they all passing onward As fast as the moments are told. Tlins adown Life's magical river Our bark.s forever and aye, Like those leavea of the chill frosty Au- tumns, Are floating and gliding away. For time is the fast-flowing river, And the waves are the hours of the day; They are crnelly drifting ns onwaid, are floating forever away. They aredriftine us down to the ocean, To Eternity's fathomless sea, And my heart thrills with strange, dread emotion, While I dream what the future may be. Shall our barks ,in some moment unguarded, If 'neathadark storm-cloud we're tost, Be o'ercast by the waves of temptation, And we and our frail barks be lost f Or shall we glide safe to the harbor, And enter the haven of rest, And with Life's toilsome voyage all over, Find a home in the realm of the blest' Greenfield, Penn., 1SC1. IKVISE. When a conflict has occurred it is some times getitTously conceded that tbev fought like ttild beasts." Ilullm-' well peppered" report of the fltureof the New Orleans squadron, the story of ihe attack on avcs at Santa Rosa speciuu'M- of the embellishments which the South side annals of tbe war. T1 again reliable friends" ever aud u: start up in various cnf.on cities, "just arrived" from Bohtoii, New Ym or Philadelphia, with stories of Ihut are truly appalling." AccorUii to some of these veracious reporters t ihe Savannah Republican, the manufm. turiiig districts are raving for emploi mem, the poor throng the thoroughfart in frenzied the shops and pla- ces of business in New York city nearly all trade is utterly stag- and it is a common thing to eeu well dressed young meu iu the streets begging bread." But the high sublime of deep ab- surd'' is attained iu a recent announce- ment by a Richmond editor that he is "credibly informed of Lincoln's purpose to issue a proclamation of divorce be- tween all Secession husbands with Union wives, or Union husbands with Secession wives, and that henceforth all marriage contracts with Secessionists shall be con- sidered null and void." This is a sweetly suggestive pnragraj h What a felicitous prospect fur restive Benedicts and their pining encumbran- ces, ifii were but true All other fic- tions might be pardoned, al! fraUrnal peccadilloes wii.ked at, if this dear, do- mestic enfranchisement were politically, and chilly, and socially assured. With what haste would the incompatables" fly to Secession ir Unionists, and Union ism if or anywhere, for the sake of blessing, n.e while, the benihYeiit manship jvbicft rested its luver on matrimonial manacles. It might be belter for the South i! thebe Kliitering absurdilies were truths. Tbe enemy they picture would be con- temptible to meet and easy to overcome. An army cruel yel cowardly, senseless The Inventive Genius of the Rebels. .....____ celebrated once pro- but fierce, combining the frenzy of lunat- ics wiih the imbecility of idiots, fighting station, and next to him is a military claimed, as a triumph of the culinary art, tbat be had invented a sauce which wonld make a man experience nothing but de- light in eating his own grandfather. We our Southern friends on a similar sance being moral rather than material. Having sat down to a secession banquet of brothers, they have garnished it with a precious com- pound which disguises its trne nature, arid imports a hot and spicy flavor that deceives and stimulates and both those who concoct and those who j swallow it. No witch's cauldron ever seethed with more ingenious poisons than those ineffable fictions which daily black- en the pages of some of the Southern journals, aud are handed out to tbe de- luded multitude as positive truths Tbe North can no longer boast cf an exclusive monopoly of inventions. One j patent riphr, at least, belongs to the edi- I torial subjects of Kinp Cotton. Their penius forlyinp is certainly Tbe quickness of perception, the cheer- ful assurance of expression, the prompt- ness of illustration wi'h which they either improvise or premeditate a lie, and trans- mute an abstract conception into a posi- tive event, evinces a high poetic tilltn! which Slmkcspeare himself might have envied. If they adopt a small fact to s'art with, it becomes, by their artistic manipulation, so magnified, ornate, and polished, as to resemble the original no more than a Sheffield razor resembles the crude ore from which it was They have long implored and waved their handkerchiefs across the water in hopes of a responsive nod from the mapnates of Eur jpe. We only hope they will be recognized in the transparent blaze of truth, and written down in the annals of justice. We do not know whether their pcnins is encyclopediacal all tbe subjects that it touches chieftain occupying n position somewhat similar to the Tice-Clmncellor of an En- i University, and he had been eqnal- v noted for bis services in the Caucasus. They were obliged to move, at.d such men generally move with promptitude find vigor. Accordingly, tbe youths >vcre requested to send a deputaiion to xprcss iheir desires. A deputaiion was appointed, nnd as soon as thev present- d themselves to the authorities they were arrested and thrown into PiiuHy, the doors of the University were closed, and !he commotion spreading to and to other public schools, a crop-sand tbe rapid prow.h of nopn'.ation fiofpv tn O'hrr thinps be- in Europe. Under tbf-e our I !nP lhe firci wcrc of hrendsiuffs hare nwoilcn >o lhc ln dehaie. companion, nnd ID be rcdcrncd io ibe export1? of hrendstuffs enormously, while at the imports of Joreipn pood' hr.ve fallen to very low fipnres in consequence of the low of tbe s-onthero irneJe, the of roof, of the boosts entrsfre-d in it the inability of the free State-' to bay as lorp'ly as heretofore for their own con- fun p' ion Wbeilitr will change I similar course adop'ed, and thus, for INTI.UF.VCE OF NEWSPAPERS i the time beimr. University education has is the Mim that is n-quired patronize n been suspended in Russia ni.rl ann-ly :s itu The E-nperor has overlooked the fact i.itmn tni-n -In and un-j [nnl Enplund tbe Universities have t.lcts. It made lhc alumni the conservatives ts i-ni.n.sii.lt. fill a with- Hhich thc worrd knows the English nut IMIO so-Dethit.c that is fnow themselves to be. the subscription price. Every j They enter with'the spirit of conservat- son is from home at ism deeply seated tn their Whcth- er they ore the sons ef noblemen, of rncr- chants, or of country gentlemen of laed- ed property, they all feel that they have 1 a Flake in the country, and accordinely thfy n- th" of ii'itil n ro d- I I supply him with a piper I remember what o rn.irktd dif- fersnee there was hetwern those of my I school mates who had, and who had not hare uroilcn 'acl 'n de-hale, companion, fame time oor TVrfo GF.NT.RAI. SHOEPP, who the rational forces at the- battle of Wild Cat Camp, (Kv is Hnntrarai, and forme-rlj a "n the PuteM where Holt, f.ioner h" fliirnci'-ej the stttnii ihifi! gTitit mar; of Mr the of i aie treated without partiality or distinc- we have specially noted the candor, intelligence, and tact of their statements reparding tbe Union troops and the general state of affairs in the loyal States. In the first place, the "Lincolnites" or as the ad- herents to the Government are sarcasii-1 cally yclept, are "mercenary j "debased "brutal j and "only fit to serve the true masters and real rulers of this who, of course, are the subjects of Jeff, i Davis The only ohject of the war is tbe "universal emancipation of the slaves" philanthropy for the debased and incidentally the allitera- live love of "beanty and booty Whcr- j ever the Union forces move, they mark their route with "deplorable excitinp thereby the indignation of nil peacffn! or neutral citizens, and nrousinp hatred npainst the Government. It is snrprisir-g that any army FO corrupt should brine together, for tbose of its i members fortunate to be taken prisoners, invariably Uglify to their "weariness st'd dicptisi" of the service, their "dcte-stnlioD" of their officers, ai-.d "contempt" for this tion From the f-ame "iiiicHireiit" eonrces, we !rnrneid a few months since, via the- Richmond papers, that Prrsielent i Lincoln wn.s "befts'ly drnnk" of the time, up in the White: lions" nridcr the- of two or three hindred me-n.nrid iSs; whrntr-r Co-l" derate- ar'ny was hourly cxperte-d tit Wpshinp'on. hn sf-vticbt reiHirc IT brft i firs nt'cok tbr'hlfrrtj, T" -V i for fanaticism and not for principle, for personal gain and not for national honor, would readily fly before a brave host, armed and fortified by a steadfast pur- pose. But they have no such antapon- isls 10 deal wiih. The multitudes who are enrolled in tbis latest and most glo- rious Cru.'aile have conceuirated iheir highest entrpies and bent their dear'.-: hopes on ihe preservation of iht-Go'.- erninen- according lo lhc Constitution. Loving tbur country, and their who.e coun'iy, they stand reudy to renounce1 personal and life In this cau-e. They seek neither revenge nor plunder, nor interference wiih any eslablished ripht or insiitution. They go forth lo save the Uwion from its foes, and to protect it, if need be.even from mistaken friends. Tbe bulwarks of power, moral and them, and vast resources await their command Therefore, insult will not harm them and they can well afford to smile at tbe false- hoods whose puerile malace only reacts on the narrators Clipper. SQUIBS FROM YANITY FAIR. for Military shonld ihe wiiterinp places furnish tbe most men for the Aroij 1 Because every oue goes thut to Recruit. John Bull, an eye tc Se-ward. Too Modest Savannah (Ga pa- per says that ihe secession leaders are true as steel. That is too modest half. They far surpass af Stealers. A Regiment of JWic York Land- thinks a repiment of Moun- ted Hotel Keepers would be very efti cient they're so fierce iu thei Charts! Belli- ittncli be well Rebels. AFFECTING SCF.XF. said a yonnp horticulturist to bis love one evening, "if yon conld only see my Isabella How each day she developes new beautiful! Hanping over me so honey so sweet lo the taste Angelina suddenly fell to the floor like a fla'-iroii Villniii she cried, "von love ar- "ther and swooned awav Oh, I hnve killed exclaimtri the yonnp horticulturist, jumping up ar u wrinpii'p his Oh, You mnstn't for tbe world, didn't mean only meni.t grapevine An- gelina recovered OIT. brd-room.s, nre too of'en fit nn'y to die in Tbe br-st Brf o' and affii- ent. whicli ore carefully to these come those of thc cabins ara ruder inch or tnr of "scirc" betwten lite chiUicev and en cks on eve-y ;he s'ar.s may be se-e-ri _ oof, cr.d r.i.TVef'he rwrfd'e eludes fir? lodirfd. wish no other (or tbe impress n-id of air, hot tbe Joorf. and wir.eiofrs, are hor.'iblc le'-'.hi of rarely a dow, n-jV-i by beat, fit very fe-w nre- carefnl e-re-n to 'en-c the- rf-.r.r To Of-roin a tijrM, Ici 1 oj-pv-m, ro epervjr? t Mr. n NEWSPAPER! ;


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Hey i saw this video and thought it was a great guide to camping with a funny redeneck twist YouTube - Redneck Camping Guide
That was funny, I can't seem to wipe this silly grin off my face.
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Franklin will spend $11,600 in tax dollars for some upgrades to the parking lot where the city hosts weekly farmers markets.
The Franklin Redevelopment Commission approved spending the money for maintenance work at the former Oren Wright lot at Jackson and Jefferson streets, which is now a public parking lot. Discover Downtown Franklin hosts markets on Saturdays in the lot throughout the summer, with the first event planned for May 10.
The money is coming from tax funds from the city's tax-increment financing districts, which set aside some taxes collected from businesses for infrastructure and economic development.
Brick pavers that act as a small sidewalk in the lot are crumbling and could trip someone walking around the market, Discover Downtown Franklin director Tara Payne said. Those repairs are expected to cost about $1,000.
The city will also spend about $5,000 on electrical upgrades to make it easier for people to plug in small speakers for live entertainment, she said. The remaining money will be used to buy two benches, four picnic tables and pay for a portable toilet service that will be available each weekend.
Discover Downtown Franklin also wants to add a decorative wrought-iron arch that would be added over the staircase down to the lot from Jackson Street. The redevelopment commission will consider buying the arch, which costs $6,000, in May.
The redevelopment commission owns the property but is not planning to sell or try to develop the property at this time. City officials expect a part of the lot will be used as a staging area for construction when Jefferson Street is being rebuilt downtown in 2016.


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Antique Pottery Burnham's Clam Bouillon Mug Monk
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PLEASE READ ENTIRE AD BEFORE PLACING BID !!!! This listing is for a very old pottery mug. It has Monk decoration on one side and on the other is BURNHAM'S CLAM BOUILLON". T is a mark on the bottom but I can not make it out. No cracks or chips but t is some age crazing. It is about 3 7/8" tall. The Monk is carrying a basket home from market and he is sipping on wine.
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Hi Manoj,
Can only point you in the direction of the blog below:
Alternative ways to access Backup Exec Technical Support:
We have raised a case number 04928531 related to installation issues of Symntec Backupexec 2012 in Windows Server 2012 Std 64 bit OS.
We were informed that the same will be supported in the up cming release. Kindly inform us if the release is ready or when it is expected.
We have been completely left in the lurch. The only server we have is Windows Server 2012 and the product we bought is lying useless for 3 months now.
Hi Manoj,
Can only point you in the direction of the blog below:
Alternative ways to access Backup Exec Technical Support:
Hi Craig,
Sorry to sound harsh. I think you people should seriously worry about your reputation.
We and many like us have spent money and bought this Backup exec 2012 software which is useless for full installation on Windows 2012 server - which has come to market 2 years back. Even after many months there is no committment from your side to your own product staying relevant to the market.
We do not know whether or not to buy any Symantec product or renew licenses. Simply put your team has missserably failed as has your product. We have lost confidence in your capabilities.
1. I am not a Symantec employee. I am not associated with Symantec in any way other than being a TA on their forums. I've never been involved with designing the application, although I was involved in a usability study where I pointed a couple of things out.
2. My reputation will be fine though....I personally never intended to install BE 2012 (any SP) on the sites I used to look after due to the numerous issues experienced. That was my personal choice, and I've mentioned staying on BE 2010 R3 multiple times since BE 2012 was released. It was only ever a recommendation to upgrade (with careful consideration being mentioned to the vast differences between any previous version and BE 2012) if a previous version never supported an OS/application being backed up.
As I mentioned in my first post...your questions on this will most likely be answered on the Beta site...I can't do much else than point you in that direction.
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Hello Manoj,
I just wanted to let you know that Backup Exec 2014(which supports full installation of Backup Exec 2014 Media Server on a Windows Server 2012) is in the second stage of Beta Testing. It would be out soon. In the mean time, if you could install Backup Exec 2012(on a Windows Server 2008 R2) then we could install an Agent for Windows(AWS) on all your servers with Windows Server 2012 and perform backups/restores.
I appreciate your patience and I assure you that Backup Exec 2014 would meet all your needs related to backups/restores of/to Windows Server 2012.
Thanks and Regards,
Siddhant Saini
Dear Mr.Siddhant,
Thanks for your update. After a long time somebody is confirming the status.
We had taken BE 2012 in August 2013. Will your new release come soon before support renewal date? As of now this is in safe custody, lying useless!!!
We have all Windows 7 PCs and one Win 2012 Std 64 bit server. This is the only production server and management is not allowing it to be downgraded just for the sake of Backup Exec 2012.
Hello Manoj,
I understand your situation. At this moment no one from our team would be in a situation to give you the precise release date of Backup Exec 2014. As far as your licenses are concerned, I'd suggest that you either speak to your reseller/partner or contact the Symantec Licensing Team (refer to http://www.symantec.com/support/assistance_care.jsp ) and check with them if they could do something about it. Alternatively, you could contact some Symantec Employees who have talked about it in the following forums. Probably they could address your concerns about licensing:
Thanks and Regards,
Siddhant Saini


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This is a discussion on Need CCW choice help within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; PF9...light, thin, small, reliable.....not very available right now though. YouTube - Kel-Tec PF-9: Table Top Review, Pt 1...
PF9...light, thin, small, reliable.....not very available right now though.
YouTube - Kel-Tec PF-9: Table Top Review, Pt 1
You may not like guns. You may choose not to own one. That is your right.
You might not believe in God. That is your choice.
However, if someone breaks into your home at 3AM the first two things you are going to do are:
1) Call someone with a gun.
2)Pray they get there in time." - A wise man
I've shot a SR9c and it is a compact, lightweight, great shooting gun. Since you already have a 9mm, one ammo stock.
I have a S&W 442 (38) and a Ruger SP101 (357) snubbies, good summer carries. The LCR is a very good light 38 snub. Advantages to the snubs is with your other revolvers you wouldn't have to stock another caliber of ammo.
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Given your choices, I think the 1911 would be the slimmest and therefore the easiest to carry. All the guns you mention are quite heavy, but, all good guns.
Crossbreed Supertuck for IWB or there are many choices from makers like Galco, Fist etc. for OWB carry.
Too light for heavy work, too heavy for light work!
I would go with one of two: the 1911 and the PF9.
The PF9 makes a great gun that's lightweight, accurate and easy to conceal.
If you're going to get a 1911 though, I would advise one that's compact rather than full size. While a 1911 is thinner than most service pistols due to the single stack, the weight can be a factor. If you can afford it, I'd look at Kimber's line of aluminum guns and perhaps consider their pro-carry or ultra-carry series.
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Popdan == potus. He's a member here. It's been posted before. Gorgeous photos, though.
that Level really wets my whistle. the white with the gold/red accents is really fancy looking.
What kind of cranks? And those rims!! Thats some serious bling in my opinion.
Might be a polished D/A crank. Those are most likely Araya 16B tubular rims, and they come polished like that.
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That SUV makes you look fat.
Most likely.
Sorry, I wasn't asking about the rims as many sprints and older clincher rims come polished, just making an observation. But combined with those highly polished cranks on that color frame, it's just blingin'.
My dad has a grinding wheel with a polishing attachment. I am thinking I should put a few parts through their paces to see how shiny they come out.
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CLASSIC British pleasure transport will drive back to the future when this concept car is unveiled next month.
BMW is reviving the ultimate fun-in-the-sun car of the 1960s with Beachcomber, its radical new take on the Mini Moke, one of the most charismatic models to emerge from British Leyland.
Based on the four-door version of the MINI and using four-wheel drive, the stunning Beachcomber design will be revealed at the Detroit Motor Show.
Just like the original, it seats four and is aimed at providing maximum driving pleasure during trips around sunny coastal regions. Open bodywork allows unrivalled versatility.
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The transfer of Fort Vancouver's East and South barracks from the U.S. Army to the National Park Service is a historic moment for the city of Vancouver and our country. The "Post to Park" celebration at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site marks the official transfer of one of the longest operating Army barracks on the West Coast.
The National Park Service's nearly 100-year history of preserving, and interpreting America's treasures would greatly benefit the management of these historic structures. Its proximity to Vancouver and Portland provides new opportunities to connect Northwest residents and visitors alike to our shared heritage.
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The pre-teased announcement from Activision-Blizzard at this year's PAX has manifested as Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft. It's an online, digital collectible card game thingie, which is of course free-to-play and microtransaction-tastic.
You'll select one of nine Warcraft (REGISTERED TRADEMARK) heroes and do battle against a worthy foe with your customisable card deck, full of spells, creatures and weapons. The game is being developed by a small team within Blizzard who claim to "looooooove" collectible card games. And who can question that devotion when it's spelled with seven o's?
New cards will be earnable in-game, or can be (here it comes!) purchased at an in-game store. The game's site has a beta sign-up button, but this only appears to be an option for those in North America at present. According to the FAQ, "We hope to launch a beta test in other game regions after the initial beta-test launch in North America."
I'm sure Blizzard could have announced something I had less interest in than this… but nothing leaps to mind.
I was a huge player of M:TG back in the days of 4th Edition, and I've always kinda wanted a really good online CCG that doesn't require constant investment of cash (ie, not Magic Online).
Unfortunately, this looks like it will probably be too simple to be really appealing. Also, describing your dev team as "hardcore ninjas" and constant repetition of "epic"…is just cringeworthy.
Odd. It takes Blizzard the same amount of employees to create a card game as it took an indie group of Kiwi developers to create Path of the Exile.
Game itself looks polished, missed opportunity to include SC and Diablo franchise like "Barcraft" did. Like the spell effects, very flashy, and it will run on mobile devices. Not bad to goof-off on with your tablet while laying in bed. Looks too traditional though, nothing really deviates it from the already popular MTG other than Warcraft stuff. Would of preferred it to be hero based and other cards are supporting, just like Barcraft did, but with more depth.
We'll see as it rolls out.
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