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It seems to me like a no-brainer, but I cannot find any information against or for it.
From the point of view of demangling etc, I don't suppose this to be a big problem, but I can't figure out, how I can write a little tiny C program which calls a function from a little tiny C++ library.
I am on linux right now, trying with static binding.
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Skip to comments.Pauls Real Beef Isnt Domestic Drones (It's that pesky killing of Islamic terrorists he hates!)
Posted on 03/10/2013 5:56:32 AM PDT by RaceBannon
As of this writing, Senator Rand Paul is still on his feet filibustering the nomination of John Brennan to be director of the CIA. But as he eventually made clear, his goal is not so much to actually stop Brennan, as it is to make a meal of the comments made this morning by Attorney General Eric Holder when he was pressed about U.S. policies on drone strikes on terrorists during an appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee. When asked whether the government considered it had the right to use an armed drone on an American citizen within the borders of the United States, Holder didnt give the senators a straight answer. They were entitled to such an answer, as well as to the documents they requested. But those who are now saying that the dustup over using drones in the United States is the sole point of Pauls filibuster hasnt been listening closely to him as he held the Senate floor.
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Yet even if we concede that, as we should, Pauls real beef is something else. The attempt to shift the discussion about drones to the fanciful suggestion that the Justice Department might target Tea Party members is a red herring. Pauls core objection to the drone program remains what he calls the perpetual war against Islamist terrorists.
But Paul does seem to oppose the drone strikes. Indeed, anyone who heard all or most of his several hours of talk on the subject heard a great deal that shows he thinks the perpetual war against the Islamists is the real problem.
The unfortunate fact is that Americans will have to continue fighting al-Qaeda. This is not because our leaders lust for war or are enraptured with drone technology, but because our enemies believe they are engaged in war that will go on for generations until we succumb. Winning that struggle will require patience and endurance as well as the will to seek out these enemies wherever they may be plotting. Targeted killings of these terrorists are necessary and effective. But Pauls core critique of the administration is not about a theoretical drone attack in the United States but about this very tactic.
I mean...REALLY!
Sorry. You've lost me.
BS article.
Rand's queston was very specific about citizens NOT engaged in combat against the USA.
His position on radical islam has nothing to do with this. Video here:
Your article is a disgusting hit piece filled with lies.
I know, quoting PAUL statements back to PAULBOTS confuses them
I mean, REALLY!
Sorry, you lost before you ever read this, I guess...
I stand with Rand
Funny, it was quite honest, yet, like a Ron Paul supporter, you attack the message instead of it's contents
You RONULANS copy the tactics of the democrat party more than the republican party
The basic moral standpoint of Libertarians is to the left of moderate democrats, yet you claim to be republicans
Why is that?
And why is it that so many anti-Semitic persons, left wing CODE PINK, now Van jones, and soon to come DAVID DUKE supporters flock to the RONULAN point of view?
Like communism, radical Islam is an ideology with worldwide reach, Rand Paul said. Containing radical Islam requires a worldwide strategy like containment.
Paul argued that adopting a Reagan-like stance in American foreign policy would better serve American interests.
The truth is that Reagan used clear messages of communisms evil and clear exposition of Americas strength to contain and ultimately transcend the Soviet Union, he said.
Pauls speech was delivered on Reagans 102nd birthday. More than 300 people attended the event, filling two auditoriums.
Rand Paul is 100% correct. Not many politicians have the balls to say that radical islam is evil.
In defending holder, mcstain and obungo you've really gone around the bend to full on nutter.
Yes, as always, the best way to advance your position is to start name calling. /s
But Paul does seem to oppose the drone strikes. Indeed, anyone who heard all or most of his several hours of talk on the subject heard a great deal that shows he thinks the perpetual war against the Islamists is the real problem.
The unfortunate fact is that Americans will have to continue fighting al-Qaeda. This is not because our leaders lust for war or are enraptured with drone technology, but because our enemies believe they are engaged in war that will go on for generations until we succumb. Winning that struggle will require patience and endurance as well as the will to seek out these enemies wherever they may be plotting. Targeted killings of these terrorists are necessary and effective. But Pauls core critique of the administration is not about a theoretical drone attack in the United States but about this very tactic.
The two words perpetual war does not comprise a "statement".
Rand Paul and his father are not the same person and yet you are deliberately mixing up the two. I was never a Ron Paul supporter.
You should go read up on Rand Paul so that next time you don't post anything stupid.
the second best way is to accept single statements that sound good while ignoring the 75% that are dangerous as not relevant
meaning, you aren't paying attention to the rest of his life and history
such as voting for NDAA
The man is not a patriot, he is a libertarian
I dont know why there is such an urge to generalize and attack between us Freepers. I suppose it really is true, we are not that different than the other side.
That's not what I heard.
I heard Paul say if the American takes up arms against the U.S. in a war zone(Middle East), shoot him. He relinquishes his Constitutional protections
when he takes up arms on foreign soil.
His question was what about doing it in the U.S.? Several officials have declared the War on Terror is worldwide and includes the U.S.
Does that make drone strikes on our soil legal?
The answers he got were, hypothetical, unlikely, only if the terrorist could not be captured any other way or it was too difficult.
And then the question as to whether said terrorist was actually in the act of a terrorist strike or merely sitting at a sidewalk cafe unarmed.
Collateral damage, convoys carrying the perp plus others came up also.
Who could be defined as a terrorist 'worthy' of having a kill order place on them?
I thought he was spot on.
The Bill of Rights refresher course he presented alone was worth the hours of watching. I couldn't put it down.
And it was answered.
In a two-sentence letter to Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul, Holder said he had heard Paul wanted to know if the president could use a drone to kill an American outside of an emergency situation.
"The answer to that question is no," Holder wrote.
Not a Paulbot by any stretch.
I believe if a country is attacked then the attack should be visited upon the attacker thousands of times over. We should have carpet bombed Afghanistan and Egypt and Saudi Arabia till they screamed for peace.
Unfortunately Bush just went after the 1 person and not the nations that gave him free reign. Then tried to fix his daddy's mess.
I link myself with a bomber Harris and Curtis Lemay kind of warrior. Not an LBJ/Nixon, GHW Bush/ GW Bush kind of morass warriors
so you support his signing of NDAA?
So you support his voting in of all that is said here:
For years Ron Paul supporters believed that flying a blimp and googling Who Is Ron Paul would lead to the people coming over on September 11 being caused by American foreign policy. It hasn't and it won't. Every Paultard victory was an imaginary triumph that took place in their own bubble. Now the Republican Party is climbing into an even smaller version of that bubble.
And then a few years from now we can celebrate every one of the Paul clan's publicity stunt complete with the No Drones blimp while losing by a landslide to Hillary Clinton.
The lesson that the Republican Party refuses to learn is that you don't win by abandoning conservative values.
You don't win by going liberal on immigration.
You don't win by going liberal on government spending
You don't win by going liberal on social values.
And you don't win by going liberal on national defense.
You either have a conservative agenda or a mixed bag. And Rand Paul is the most mixed bag of all, because the only area that he is conservative on is limited government.
If the new Republican position is open borders, pro-terror and anti-values, then what makes the Republican Party conservative?
Reducing conservatism to cutting the size of government eliminates it and replaces it with libertarianism. It transforms the Republican Party into the party of drugs, abortion, illegal immigration, terrorism... and spending cuts. And the latter is never going to coexist with a society based on the former.
This isn't the popular thing to write. The popular thing to write is to praise Rand Paul for his political theater and to call it courage. And then maybe to timidly dissent in one or two areas, while praising him as the future of the Republican Party.
But if Rand Paul is the future of the Republican Party... then the party has no future.
Then why is Rand against the war on Al Qaeda and why is he quoting CODE PINK, ANSWER, all the left wing anti-war groups, to include ADAM KOKESH THE TRAITOR by claiming
" it is perpetual war"
war that we didn't start, yet RAND wants to stop fighting back
that means he is surrendering, he is a DHIMMI
Most of the knights that made up the core of Western forces came from France, Brittany, Normandy, Burgundy, Cornwall ~ and maybe England but not all that many from there or the German speaking states.
If Paul imagines the last decade or so is a long time he wouldn't have stood up to the Reconquista very well.
Now, back to the Reconquista ~ a young knight growing up in most of the Western core of Western Europe who was anything but the eldest son could expect to take ownership of a horse, some hand me down or inherited armor, buy a good sword, and take off for Spain where he could hope to join a Christian force engaged in a continuation battle against the Moors.
If he were lucky he'd get a farm and some serfs. If he were unlucky he'd die, be maimed, or have enough sense left to make the long trek back around the Bay of Biscay to home.
700+ years is a very long time ~ that's a civilization's lifespan, not a mere battle ~ which is what makes it difficult to comprehend the impact of the Reconquista on The West ~
It's may not be over.
Spamming this website for John McCain must pay well. There's no other explanation for your continual nonsense.
So, being one of those automatically excludes the other? I don't think it works that way.
Rand Paul and his father are not the same person and yet you are deliberately mixing up the two. I was never a Ron Paul supporter.
You should go read up on Rand Paul so that next time you don't post anything stupid.
Islam is radical Islam.
Constitution, Constitution, Constitution, followed by DUE PROCESS.
Defend against all ememies, foreign and domestic. Non-citizens, at least until recently, were denied certain rights that are granted to citizens as a matter of course, one of these being, due process.
Targeting of US citizens on American soil CANNOT be done at the whim of whoever happens to be in the White House, or in the case of this regime, the White Hut.
It was not about the drones (true enough), but the usurpation of authority to KILL persons possing US citizenship without due process.
True, the person in question perhaps should not have been granted US citizenship in the first place, as he had chosen to become an enemy of the Republic, but there is also DUE PROCESS to be followed BEFORE execution takes place.
Otherwise we are back to the situations at Ruby Ridge and Waco.
IT took Holder days to admit that it was not constitutional. You would thing that a no would have been an immediate response. What I figure from that is that was an attempt to expand the Pres powers over all of us. And they can blow that out their Obama!
I disagree with a 'perpetual' war against terrorists...We should kill them now and get it over with. Quit putting up with these ticky tack attacks.
I disagree with drone strikes on 'terrorist' citizens in this country....because the line is too easily blurred and they don't give a crap about collateral damage.
Democrats stick by their own kind.
Fellow thieves. Fellow vandals. Fellow rapists. Fellow murderers (especially of children).
They dream of the day when they get to treat us the same way we would be treated in Pakistan or Somalia. Buy more bullets!
And I figure we got played yet again. The sequester, the economy, was out of out the news cycle, and the eccentric Republican was in. Or do you think Holder actually somehow backed down? From what - the filibuster? Get real.
This is often the argument used against libertarians which should really be directed at the Libertarian Party and the liberals that own it.
Rand Paul's version of libertarianism, as in small govt, doesn't necessitate the depravity encapsulated in "Legal Dope and Hookers" as far as I'm concerned.
We all should understand the difference between statism and libertarianism along with the impact these enforcement factors have on morality.
>> On the other hand, Obama seems to love killing ...
Maybe he finds it empowering along with the other controls he's putting into place.
We've been fighting this not-quite-war for twelve years, twice as long as it took us to stamp out Hitler and Tojo, and both Bush and Obama are to blame for its failure. Yes, FAILURE.
Sir, when we start fighting with all our strength and with the determination to extinguish the enemy's ideology from the planet, then I'll consider it "war". Not before.
While we have not yet seen the tactic employed I would consider some other thoughts in regards to the use of drones.
0bama ordered an American citizen killed in Yemen.
Now, many here will dismiss this killing as he was an 'enemy combatant,' traitor, etc. And yes, to a degree I do get that, but was he never legally declared that through due process?
And this is indeed where I have my real big sticking point on this drone program as a whole. Let's say you decide to go on vacation in a foreign land. Mexico maybe, the Carribean, or maybe Canada I don't know...you are just out of the country for some reason be it business or pleasure. Consider in your mind that by being a member of the Tea Party, posting here on FR, going to protests, or make strong worded calls to your representative has somehow put you on 'the list.' We all sort of joke about being on the government list(s).
The drone program is a very neat and tidy assissination program on foreign soil, isn't it.
We all more or less agreed that the idea of the drone program inside the U.S. would freak us out. You never know how the government defines radical/extremist/enemy combatant very well these days, do you?
Perpetual war and the battlefield is everywhere and the government has an ever growing kill list.
I don't think Rand is against killing islamist terrorists. I do think he is against killing American citizens without some sort of due process of law.
" The missile strike on Sept. 30, 2011, that killed Mr. Awlaki a terrorist leader whose death lawyers in the Obama administration believed to be justifiable also killed Mr. Khan, though officials had judged he was not a significant enough threat to warrant being specifically targeted. The next month, another drone strike mistakenly killed Mr. Awlakis 16-year-old son, Abdulrahman, who had set off into the Yemeni desert in search of his father. Within just two weeks, the American government had killed three of its own citizens in Yemen. Only one had been killed on purpose. "
Lawyers determined it justifiable, not a court, not a military court, lawyers and 0bama. That is a lot or power.
This is a very slipperly slope and there is one thing I do know in my heart, I do not trust my government with this kind of power here in the U.S. And if I am afraid here, but know I am protected from them here...why should that change if I need to leave the country?
If Rand Paul is eccentric, then we need a LOT more eccentrics like him in the Republican Party. He certainly jarred the opposition, shook them to their very roots, as it were.
And that included the John McCains and Lindsey Grahams, also sometimes referred to as "RINOs", those who are perfectly happy to keep the balance of interaction with the Current Regime on a cozy level of amity and what they believe to be mutual admiration.
However, the admiration only flows one direction. Bronco Bama really despises all and anybody who have the termity to call themselves "Republican", no matter what stripe.
you can accuse Holder of being stupid or of being an evil conspirator, but you'd be wrong ~ he is UTTERLY stupid. The man is a political thug. He couldn't answer because his handlers hadn't written up a position ~ a simple oversight on their part.
Except Rand's eccentricity includes being pro-amnesty, which is the death to conservatism and the US.
Those people are not friends to conservatism, or to the America that I love.
I agree with this response.
No one is proposing to kill innocent Americans.
But we can't exclude the possibility it may be necessary to use drones to terminate Islamic terrorists here in America. I'd rather kill them first than see Americans dead.
Rand Paul wants to read them their constitutional rights. I don't want them to mass murder Americans. For me, its not even a close call.
The Constitution is not a suicide pact.
A key thought (above imho).
Mimic Vietnam and lose, or mimic Korea and wait for more war. Mimic Iraq and mimic Afghanistan. Mimic the past, reap the past. Perpetual war reaps perpetual profits for the weapons manufacturers. Peace means one side or the other won and profits have to be generated from other methods and by other means while weapons' manufacturing moves to back burner of the stove. Wars build economies as in WWII. Economics build wars as in prior WWII. Vicious cycles till one side has won only to rinse, repeat, rinse, and repeat. To paraphrase ... peace is constantly fleeting.
Lol. Yeah McCain boehner Graham and th other clowns really are the way forward. Geeeeeezzz.
I haven't followed Rand Paul that much but do know he is not near the isolationist his father Ron is.
Lol. Seriously, dude needs to stand in front of the mirror and read that to himself.
Jonathon Tobin on any given day is full of chit. Why do you even post this carpola?
If you want to be afraid of something be afraid of the US govt. They are scarier than the terrorists. They are getting ready to terrorize you and me my misguided friend.
You better go to his web site and rethink that thought. Spewing out words without knowledge is ignorance. Quoting from his web site:
I do not support amnesty, I support legal immigration and recognize that the country has been enriched by those who seek the freedom to make a life for themselves. However, millions of illegal immigrants are crossing our border without our knowledge and causing a clear threat to our national security. I want to work in the Senate to secure our border immediately. In addition, I support the creation of a border fence and increased border patrol capabilities.
Immigrants should meet the current requirements, which should be enforced and updated. I realize that subsidizing something creates more of it, and do not think the taxpayer should be forced to pay for welfare, medical care and other expenses for illegal immigrants. Once the subsidies for illegal immigration are removed, the problem will likely become far less common.
I support local solutions to illegal immigration as protected by the 10th amendment. I support making English the official language of all documents and contracts.
Millions crossing our border without our knowledge constitutes a clear threat to our nation's security. Instead of closing military bases at home and renting space in Europe, I am open to the construction of bases to protect our border.
No matter how anyone spins it the issue is the US Constitution.
Is the Constitution still the law of the land or can Obama continue to ignore it and govern as he sees fit?
Paul had the guts to finally challenge Obama on his unconstitutional governance.
Obama finally had to back down and admit the Constitution still reigned supreme, but it was obvious he didn't want to.
With the definition or "terrorist" constantly evolving and expanding, it is too easy to replace your "Islamic" modifier with the enemy du jour.
Start with, say drug dealers. Move on to Aryan Brotherhood types. Then the KKK, religious fanatics, child abusers....ad infinitum.
The American system is supposed to punish illegal acts under due process of law. Mitigating that "for the greater good" is not where we want to go. There's no good ultimate outcome to it.
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View from the front of the house.
Room just inside left lower door.
Hallway, leading to laundry room with (working, we think) toilet.
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The southern derby match at Salernitana had begun 40 minutes late as officials tried to persuade Nocerina to start the game.
They eventually did so, but made their three permitted substitutions in the first two minutes. Over the next 20 minutes, five players went off injured, leaving the team with six players, below the minimum needed to continue the game.
Video pictures showed that Nocerina's team bus had been surrounded by dozens of their own fans as it left their hotel for the stadium to play arch-rivals Salernitana in Lega Pro group B.
The incident was the latest blow to the lower tiers of Italian football which are still reeling from the Calcioscommesse match-fixing scandal.
Around 50 players were banned and more than one dozen clubs had points deducted over the manipulation of lower league matches during the 2010/11 season.
"This has caused enormous damage, it's an extremely grave matter," Lega Pro director general Francesco Ghirelli told RAI television. "We have to reflect on how to prevent these indecent spectacles. It's a disgrace.
"We will wait for the sporting tribunal to judge this episode which has done huge damage to the Lega Pro."
Nocerina fans had been banned from the match to avoid potential crowd trouble. Italian media said that, incensed by the ban, the supporters demanded that the team refuse to play and reportedly made death threats.
A video on the website of local newspaper Citta di Salerno showed dozens of fans, many of them hooded, outside the team hotel. They surrounded the team bus, gesticulated angrily as it drove away and let off fireworks.
On hearing that the match had been abandoned, the fans were reported to have celebrated in a public square.
After the game, the entire Nocerina board of directors resigned and the players imposed a media silence.
"I'm just here to announce that all the directors of Nocerina have resigned and that the players will not be speaking to the media," sporting director Luigi Pavarese told the media. Asked about the injuries, he replied: "The lads went onto the pitch without warming up, which caused the injuries."
"The key point of this story was terror, fear of the consequences and the threats in this demeaning episode," said Italian Football Federation president Giancarlo Abete.
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Mario Lopez and Courtney Mazza have been married since 1st Dec 2012. [view couple]
Mario Lopez, Jr. (born October 10, 1973) is an American television host and actor. Lopez has appeared on several television series, in films, and on Broadway. He is best known for his portrayal of A.C. Slater on Saved By The Bell, whom he also portra...yed as a regular on Saved by the Bell: The College Years. He has appeared in numerous projects since, including the third season of Dancing with the Stars and as host for the syndicated entertainment news magazine show Extra. He has also hosted America's Best Dance Crew for MTV. In 2012, he co-hosted the second season of American version of The X Factor with Khloé Kardashian, and was the sole host for the third season.
Connect any celebrity with Mario Lopez to see how closely they are linked... romantically!
He was so fine back in the day. Glad to see he's settled down.
Mario Lopez is a very handsome, charismatic actor and TV Host. He is also blessed with a most outstanding, likable personality, which causes anyone who may view his interviews to be impressed.
Has come a long way since Saved By the Bell
i still love AC and he will always be!
You know, Mario and Ali were only married for like a week, not for 7 years like you have stated!
when will he & courtney get married i wonder?
This man's body just won't quit being so fine!
i love his dimples. isn't he married now?
His relationships with Karina Smirnoff and his baby`s mama, Courtney Mazza relationships all seem to be in 2008 (along w/ 2 other people). Hmmm, seems like he was cheating. Once a cheater, always a cheater.
what happen to jessie from saved by the bell i thought yall dated
you should go out with kim kardasina
Mario and Ali did NOT have any kids. They were only married for a few months after he cheated!


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...While I am not a native speaker of Arabic, I have a high degree of proficiency in Arabic, reading writing, speaking, pronunciation and comprehension. I have completed advanced level of Arabic language courses and I am very comfortable with tutoring beginner and intermediate level students. I am a native speaker of Urdu language which uses the same script and alphabet as Arabic.
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One area that I think this hotel could improve on is their restaurant. The female wait staff could be more friendly - smile more. Also tables and seats needed be tidied up more often. And finally the food selection should be expanded to include more Western items. After coming from the Far Eastern Hotel in Tainan the restaurant just couldn't compare.
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Laws regarding tow bars
A little background first. My wife and I live in upstate NY. My wife, Renee, is an RN at a hospital in Berwick, PA. We maintain a mobile home near there for her convenience.
As I was coming to visit a month ago, she called and told me her car had died about 2 blocks from the hospital. She drives a 2007 Toyota Corolla. What we did next made perfect sense to us. It may have been illegal but I must admit, I didn't realize it.
Using a tow rope, we attached the front of her car to my trailer hitch and towed her car back to our trailer, about 14 miles away. She drove my car, a Hyundai Elantra, and I coasted behind in the Corolla. Everything went very nice.
A few days later, as I came to visit again, she had a speeding ticket to deal with at the Courthouse in Mountaintop (she pleaded it down to a 3111a, but that's another story) and I had a chance to ask a question... As she was paying her fine, I was standing next to a PA State Trooper and asked about our situation. I told him that our Corolla had an appointment with the Toyota dealership in Hazelton, and is it legal to use a tow rope to transport the car the 10 miles to get there?
He seemed to wince in pain as I asked. I then added that I had considered actually pulling the car onto Interstate 81 as that is the easiest route into Hazelton. He told me that he was happy that he hadn't caught me because he would have had to write me about $800 worth of citations. Okay, thank you officer, I guess I'll call a tow truck. He thought that was a great idea. Later, that day, the tow truck arrived and charged us $95 for the tow. I told Renee to look on the bright side... She may have had to pay a $125 fine, but I just saved her $800!
My questions are: Are tow bars legal between cars if tow ropes are not? My car is 2560 lbs and I imagine Renee's car is about the same. Is there a problem if the towing vehicle is about the same size as the towed vehicle if the 2nd vehicle has someone in it who can operate the brakes and steering? Does a tow bar have to be DOT approved or can I build one that I could fold up and keep in my trunk? Mechanically, the 14 mile trip from the Hospital went without incident and it didn't seem difficult for either car.
I have looked on JCWhitney and Ebay for tow bars. They go from about $50 to $600. If I Google tow bars, I eavesdrop on forums about RV owners and their questions about towing their Jeep Cherokees behind their motor homes. I have found information that Pennsylvania requires them to have the safety chains that criss-cross below them in case something becomes detached and that the towed vehicle needs its own brakes if it's over 3000 lbs. Still, are tow bars the exclusive tools of RV'ers, or can cars use them also?
I live in a rural part of upstate NY. It's not common, but it certainly isn't unheard of, to see someone towing another car with a tow rope. My daughter has a Ford Probe which had a stalling problem about 3 years ago (stupid Mitsubishi ignition). On two occasions, we used a tow rope to get her car home (about 10 miles), and then to tow it down to the Ford dealership for repair. I've never been pulled over for this. I've been driving for 29 years and I've had a CDLA for the past nine years. I have even taken two safe driving courses and the subject of tow ropes/ tow bars, and their legality, has never come up.
Thank you,
But there is a maximun length (20 feet I think, without looking it up) and you need a licensed driver in both vehicles.You can now follow me on twitter.
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Don't need to buy a tow bar, as long as you know what you are doing when fabricating one. I built my own for towing my Jeep behind my Chevy 3500 pickup. Mine is beefier than most factory ones, but not near as fancy.....oh, and cheaper . You do realize that a tow bar is essentially a trailer tongue that you attach to the front of a towed vehicle. Towing vehicle needs a hitch that can accept a 2" ball. Also need safety chains, brake, and turn signal lights controlled by towing vehicle.
Having said that, your car is not meant to do this kind of thing. Braking would be significantly inadequate, transmission is not built for the heavier loads you would be putting on it.
In an emergency you could get away with it once or twice, but to intentionally use your car to tow another one, don't do it. You could very easily do more than $95 damage to your vehicle.He who laughs last.......thinks slowest
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The solution to your problem might be a towing dolly. Check into renting one from U-Haul, Ryder. Should be legal in all 50 states.
Another consideration to think of when towing a car by another is that if the towed car has an automatic transmission, you'll need to disconnect the transmission from the driven wheels. For a rear wheel drive - disconnect the propshaft/ tail shaft from the differential. For a front wheel drive, lift tow it.
The reason for this is that the majority of modern automatic transmissions have only one internal pump and that pump is fitted to the input shaft of the transmission. If there is no input from the engine, the oil pump is not working and when the output shaft is being turned by the road wheels via the differential, no oil is circulating from the pump and that can lead to an early transmission failure and more $$$$$$ to the repair bill.
For total peace of mind and minimal risk of damaging the car, you can save yourself some grief by paying a tow truck operator to tow your car. The other option is to hire a car trailer.
JMHO as a mechanic with 20+ yrs in the trade.If at first you don't succeed, remove all evidence of your attempt.
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You can't use tow ropes in Ohio.
New York laws re: Vehicle towing vehicle...
5. Subject to rules and regulations of the commissioner of
transportation, a combination of an automotive powered cab and truck
chassis being used to tow three such additional vehicles in triple
saddle-mount fashion on a qualifying or access highway, each mounted
upon a device designed and constructed so as to be readily dismountable
and which performs the function of a conventional fifth wheel, so that
while all the wheels of the towing powered chassis touch the roadway,
only the wheels on the rear axle of each of the towed vehicles are in
contact with the roadway.
(c) No vehicle shall be towed by a rope or other non-rigid connection
which is longer than sixteen feet.
(d) A motor vehicle being towed by a rope or other non-rigid
connection must have a licensed driver in such motor vehicle who shall
steer it when it is being towed.
29-a. No vehicle or mobile equipment shall be towed with the use of a
dolly unless the dolly, vehicle or mobile equipment is secured to the
towing vehicle by safety chains or cables which will prevent the dolly,
vehicle or mobile equipment from separating from the towing vehicle and
the towed vehicle or mobile equipment is securely fastened to the dolly.
Dolly shall mean a multi-wheel device utilized to raise a part of a
towed vehicle or mobile equipment while it is being towed by another
vehicle.Be courteous to all, but intimate with few, and let those few be well tried before you give them your confidence!
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Sgt CHP caught me.
Without looking it up, I thought it was 20' max.
Must be nice to be retired, and have all that time.You can now follow me on twitter.
12-19-2008, 02:18 PM #10Be courteous to all, but intimate with few, and let those few be well tried before you give them your confidence!
[George Washington (1732 - 1799)]
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I would like to thank everyone who posted useful answers for me. I often do research on Google, but there are still gaps in my information when I do that. For example, I never ran across the exact New York law stating that "A motor vehicle being towed by a rope or other non-rigid connection must have a licensed driver in such motor vehicle who shall steer it when it is being towed." I have used a tow rope four times in the last three years on New York roads and I guess I was within the law on each of those occasions. I was the "driver" in the towed car each time. I personally feel comfortable in that situation, but I can see where someone else would be unsafe doing it. I guess I may have been outside the law doing it in Pennsylvania. Sorry, I hope nobody, here, holds it against me.
I know automatic transmission equipped cars can have problems being towed. My wife and I both drive manual shift cars. I realize that my Elantra was probably past its recommended towing capacity. I rationalized it by figuring we were on side roads and not exceeding 40 mph. Just checked my owner's manual and an actual towing capacity isn't listed. I had to push my wife's Corolla some 50 feet, by hand, to get it to a place where I could hook a tow rope to it. That wasn't very difficult. It seemed reasonable that the Elantra wouldn't be too strained to pull it 14 miles. It seemed more than able to do it. If I had known I would be in that situation, I would have brought my truck with me that day instead of my car.
I have thought about buying a tow dolly. There is a U-haul near where I live, but I have noticed their dollys are almost always rented out. I feel certain that would be the case if I ever needed one. They run between $800 to $1200 to purchase, and I need one so infrequently that I can't justify it. A tow bar, however, is inexpensive and it might just be able to fit into a car's trunk. It could just be kept out of sight until it was needed and I could use it without having to go home, first, to retrieve it.
Thank you and Merry Christmas everyone!
(I would like to leave my email address in case there are any members who have anything to contribute but aren't allowed to answer because they aren't Law Enforcement Officers.)
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For the general case let's say that the virtual adapter for eth0 has been removed and replaced with another one. Either due to cloning or, more recently, a rash of MAC address conflicts. [Yes, a rash of them.]
Usually I simply
rm /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net-rules and check that nothing in /etc/sysconfig/network* contains a reference to a MAC address and reboot, but this is Linux and there must be a way to avoid rebooting.
Is there a command I can run to pick up the new NIC?
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eth1 in which case
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service network restartand eth0 started up normally.
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An era ended for Missouri after a damp, dreary, lopsided victory over North Carolina in the Independence Bowl. When scattered Tigers fans chanted "S-E-C!" after the 41-24 triumph Monday at Independence Stadium in Shreveport, La., Missouri's last game as a Big 12 Conference member was complete. Gone are annual meetings against Kansas, Kansas State, Iowa State and other regional rivals that span generations. The SEC waits as well as all tests that come with playing in the country's premier league. Before Missouri moves on, the Tigers' victory Monday offered a chance to mark their progress since the Big Eight Conference and Southwestern Conference merged to form the Big 12 before the 1996 season. Missouri ripped North Carolina for 337 yards rushing in beating the uninspired Tar Heels led by lame-duck interim coach Everett Withers. Sophomore quarterback James Franklin passed for 132 yards with a touchdown and an interception in a program-record seventh straight bowl game. The Tigers' last postseason appearance as a Big 12 member included some humor. Hours before kickoff, Missouri's mascot Truman the Tiger fumbled the Independence Bowl trophy during a photo op and shattered the crystal bowl on a concrete floor. A local jeweler rushed to deliver a replacement, and coach Gary Pinkel and his players were presented the prize after time expired. As Monday's postgame scene showed, the Tigers gained greater exposure in the last 15 years. But the journey was not always smooth. Missouri's time in the Big 12 began with Larry Smith's failed attempt to build a contender before he was fired after the 2000 season. It also included Pinkel's struggle to gain support after producing three losing seasons in his first four years. But Missouri's time in the Big 12 also included breakthroughs not seen since the program's heights during the 1960s. Former quarterbacks Brad Smith, Chase Daniel and Blaine Gabbert each produced lofty totals and went on to the NFL. There were six straight seasons with at least eight victories, nine bowl appearances, an epic win over Kansas in 2007 to claim the Big 12 North and, a week later, the program's first No. 1 ranking since 1960. Despite gains, Missouri never earned a conference championship during the Big 12 era. There were near-misses the Tigers fell to Oklahoma in the 2007 and 2008 Big 12 title games but Dan Devine's 1969 team remains the last to win a league championship. As seconds ticked down in Shreveport, though, the sight of Pinkel embracing his players and assistants on the field offered a chance to look forward. How will the Tigers fare within an SEC East that presents an opportunity to compete for the division lead right away? How will Pinkel's staff adapt to recruit the Sun Belt region? And how will Missouri's facilities evolve to meet the standard created by tradition-rich programs like LSU, Florida and Alabama? Pinkel and his staff will have much to accomplish. Long regarded as a "sleeping giant," Missouri's program made gains during its time in the Big 12, but it also missed opportunities to earn a BCS berth over the past five seasons with NFL-caliber talent. Now Missouri enters a different world. Will the program continue a steady rise? Will it grow stagnant? Or will it achieve something between those possibilities? On Monday, Pinkel and others within his program took the first step in answering such questions by closing their time in the Big 12 with a victory. Defensive coordinator Dave Steckel was doused with Gatorade. Franklin moved toward midfield with a grin. Next fall, Missouri begins a new life. Its time in the Big 12 is already becoming a memory.
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Reading Concentration Problems
April 2012
For as long as I can remember I've never been a huge fan of reading books for fun, or even education.
I found a comfortable spot in the grass near a lake yesterday to sit down and read Food of the Gods. My mind continuously drifted onto random nonsense and I would find myself suddenly noticing "How did I just read two paragraphs and not remember any of it?". This happened on numerous occasions, to the point I eventually got frustrated and listened to a podcast on my phone instead.
Does anyone have any recommendations to really jam mind deep into a book?
25 / M / Southern NH - Video Editor / MMA / Provider of Euphoria
April 2012
Were you high?
April 2012
You could try reading out loud.
April 2012
Exercise, brother.
April 2012
Get plenty of sleep.
April 2012
Read out loud. A quiet mind also helps... meditation works for that
April 2012
I have two friends who both got into reading after borrowing Walking Dead comics from me. Maybe try Batman, instead of Mckenna.
Post edited by thatdude21601 at 2012-04-20 17:03:31
April 2012
creamyhole, great name btw, this happens to me too my attention span is shrinking as I age. if you don't read often try reading shorter and more interesting things. also, it doesn't hurt to take notes if what you're reading is complicated or confusing
April 2012
I'm a fairly active person
I make sure to get 7-9 hours of sleep each night
Thank you :)
I can read short stuff like the forums for hours, but a long novel... rough. Perhaps I'll try a highlighter and review those at the end of each paragraph. I'm now starting to understand why we had to write papers on books in college, it really forces you to understand what you've read.
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April 2012
I meant exercise your reading muscles i.e. brain.
Finding a book that really interests you would be a good start.
April 2012
I had the same problem for a long time. Throughout
of my school experience I didn't read a book at full length because they couldn't keep my attention.
What I did instead is jumped to audiobooks. Listen to them while driving or playing video games or showering or whatever! It's more entertaining and it gave me a greater attention span and an appreciation for reading
. Now I read every day!
Maybe that could work for you
Is truth meaningless when only words describe what words are?
April 2012
I think with reading you need to get into a flow with it, so start with something that is interesting and really easy to read. Then you can move onto more heavy stuff. Duncan said something along these lines a few months ago on a podcast and it totally worked for me. I started off reading an Agatha Christie novel and soon I was chewing through books like you wouldn't believe.
April 2012
yeah i've been smoking daily for years and being high doesn't usually effect my ability to focus or complete tasks except in the case of reading in book format. I end up doing the same thing creamyhole mentioned where you read a paragraph or two and then realize you don't remember anything you just read. wierd.
April 2012
I just finished
How To Read a Book
because I've had trouble with concentrating and comprehending what I'm reading. It breaks down the different levels of reading and explains how to read for UNDERSTANDING instead of just reading to soak up information. Being well read means you read well!
June 2012
You're just used to the constant onslaught of stimulation, visual stimulation. When you sit and read a book, your mind is freaking out, and rightly so, after years of not reading, its almost a foreign thing to most people.
Its definitely a muscle and it would be best to start with light weights and get the form down, move onto harder moves and heavier weight.
June 2012
I get this problem too, but instead of not remembering what I just read after 2 paragraphs my mind instead lingers to other thoughts while my eyes are still skimming the text. Funny. It sounds simple enough, but I usually just have to eliminate all distractions and take care of whatever things that are on my mind at the time before even diving into a book for a long reading session. Everyone else is pretty right on with the working out, sleep routine, and other alterations.
July 2012
I had this problem as well. I would suggest quick meditation. Breathe deeply and concentrate on your breathing for about 10 min to get you to relax and empty all the pesky thoughts in your head. When reading each paragraph form a visual picture in your mind about what the text is about and compare the information with your own personal values. If none of that helps beat off as a last resort....just sayin.
August 2012
Interesting that you are reading Food of the Gods because this book and others like it actually brought me to pose this theory. Maybe you cannot focus on whatever is in front of you because it is not captivating you. Trying to focus on something that is not coming naturally with patience is futile. Shift your attention in a different direction, be it away from reading or just a different book. I say this because I have generally had the attitude of disliking reading for most of my life. But sometimes I find a topic interesting, most recently Food of the Gods and The Psilocybin Solution, and cannot help but continue reading, with no loss of focus for hours. Normally I do not enjoy reading for more than 20-30 minutes. It's all about attraction!
September 2012
First, it isn't a problem!
second, maybe you're just not that interested in reading that book?
the last book I read where instead of going "how long until this chapter is over and I can put the book down?" I was going "just one more chapter" over and over until I was literally too tired to continue reading was Stephen Kings 11/22/63
so my suggestion is go read that book because I really want people to talk about it with
edit: and it will add the word "jimla" (as in, "you're such a fucking jimla") to your vocabulary.
Post edited by Harshaw at 2012-09-01 11:16:20
September 2012
as an experiment try reading hunger games or something like that- easy to read. i bet you'll have more success.
September 2012
I completely agree with all of you mentioning that you must be interested in what you are reading. Luckily for me I love reading and it has been a life long passion for me. I used to steal books from the bookstore when I was younger. Super dork but yeah if you aren't interested in the subject or the type of novel you have picked up, try something else. I have gotten to the point where if I notice I am not enjoying a book by the frist couple chapters I put it down for a week or two, try again and see how it goes. If it still sucks then i scrap it. Lucky for me I live in Portland where there is a plethora of used books stores to buy many books and not feel bad when I dislike them. So if I were you I would get a library card, try different catagories of books ie: fiction, nonfiction, autobiographies, short story collections and the like to get a better understanding of what appeals to you. Good luck but believe me the joy of reading is one of the greatest parts of being alive.
September 2012
1. Find a quiet spot, bring no distractions with you (phone, ipod).
2. schedule at least 30 minutes to an hour of free time.
3. Commit to what you are reading. If you aren't all that interested in something and can't make a commitment to it, you'll give up.
4. Subvocalize (say each word conscientiously in your head).
5. After a difficult concept or paragraph, reread what you just read.
6. If possible take notes.
Just a couple of things that helped me in the past. The more I read websites/forums/etc the worse my book reading gets, FYI (why I don't really post here except on weekends).
Also, I didn't have this problem but sometimes shit like McKenna can get dry as fuck.
September 2012
The only thing worth doing is that which I can do by will alone... everything else is just passing time. (*)
September 2012
Here's what I've been told works: Every time you lose concentration, cut yourself. You soon pay attention!
(edit: this is a joke. please don't cut yourself. Unless it's part of your curriculum.)
Post edited by Steve_I_am at 2012-09-26 02:57:28
September 2012
(Q) Have I gone mad?
(A) I'm afraid so. You're entirely bonkers. But I'll tell you a secret. All the best people are. - Alice in Wonderland
September 2012
I honestly often read out loud or at least whisper when im by myself...when im around others I subvocalize.... I'm sure it looks strange because my lips are probably moving, but I don't give a fuck. Anyways, if you notice most people are constantly having a conversation with themselves all of the time in their head and do the same thing.....When you ask people if they talk to themselves constantly they act as if you found out their big secret and get all uncomfortable.... it's like a glitch in the matrix occurs or the movie "they live". anyways.... I also always take notes...even if it seems to be a frivolous endeavor in the moment.... I find I retain info much more lucidly...even if I never look at the notes ever again wonka wonka wonka.
September 2012
The only thing worth doing is that which I can do by will alone... everything else is just passing time. (*)
September 2012
I'm a Troll. Don't Feed Me.
At least you posted Gamma without me tearing my hair out. Alpha ain't the right one for reading, it's probably better for things like driving.
September 2012
Whatever works for you.
The only thing worth doing is that which I can do by will alone... everything else is just passing time. (*)
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excellent, best gazelle release for a long time, very similar to the mid 80s release, good quality materials and in a very nice colourway, will be looking to buy a few more in other colours as i hear they are being released in 53 different colours. ... read more
I'm a bgirl, so I intended to try them out since I had always been an Adidas Campus lover. I do think the Campus is of higher quality in terms of durability, but the Gazelle is still comfortable and stylish--it just feels plasticky. I also don't like that you can see the sole seam towards the inner side of the shoe, but that's being overly critical. Overall, a very nice shoe! ... read more
The invader TUB be on that 8.5 out of 10. The Achilles padding and support is on point, LIKE Kobe could have used it a few years back. I'm beyond hyped on the support, along with the overall comfort. The one hiccup I did notice, was the over anxious amount of glue used while attaching the sole. Anyone who appreciates the fine details would notice. So for a headSNEAKER, that be a truth seeker, who's got the all seeing eye? Go get the TUBULAR invader, they DoPE! MONEYmatch don't lie ... read more
I love this product I own several pair they are very comfortable seeing as that I'm a diabetic and can't wear just any old kind of shoes continue making them available in more colors and I'll be more than willing to purchase them ... read more