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(c) The 1991 Edition of Hitler's War
1. In the 1991 edition of Hitler's War, published under the same cover as a revised version of The War Path (dealing with the years 1933-1939), the picture painted by Irving is very different from what it had looked like in the first edition, published in 1977. In the Introduction, the references made in 1977 to 'the extermination of the Jews', 'the methodical liquidation of Russian Jews' and 'the extermination machinery', have all been deleted. Indeed, the word 'extermination' no longer appears at all. Instead, Irving refers vaguely to 'the Jewish tragedy', 'the Nazi maltreatment of the Jews', or 'the entire tragedy'. The only exception to this is where Irving points to his argument that Hitler made statements in 1942 and 1943 'which are incompatible with the notion that he knew that a liquidation program had begun' and that 'Europe's Jews had been systematically murdered' on Himmler's orders. On the face of it, this looks like an admission that the Holocaust, as conventionally understood, actually happened. But in fact this is not the case. The reference is to alleged facts which Hitler is often supposed to have been aware of, but, in Irving's view, was not; the 'liquidation program' and the systematic murder are 'notions' as much as Hitler's knowledge of them is; there is no implication here that they really took place.
2. In his reply to Lipstadt's defence, Irving points to the following Index entries to the 1991 edition of Hitler's War as evidence that he is not a Holocaust denier:
Hitler and the Jews: role in Final Solution, 17-21; analysis of his antisemitism, 126-17 (sic); threats to Jews, 150-1; Berlin deportations, 407; deportations to east, 425-6; concentration camps, 466, 754; demands restraint, 536; extermination programmes, 426, 427, 463-7, 814; Himmler's call for extermination, 590; massacres in Russia, 44, 809.
3. The first reference, in the Introduction, on pages 17-21, is a defence of Irving's views on Hitler. It has already been pointed out above how it differs from the corresponding Introduction to the 1977 edition of the book in removing all mention of the extermination of the Jews. There is no allusion to Hitler's antisemitism on page 126, but there is on pages 24-26, which is presumably what Irving meant to refer to. Here he characterizes Hitler's antisemitic views as a 'demagogic element' in his speeches, which was without real significance. 'Stripped of this demagogic element', the speeches are in Irving's view significant only 'for Hitler's ceaseless reiteration that a Germany disarmed was prey to the lawless demands of her predatory neighbours' (p. 24). Thus for example in calling for the hanging of Jewish war profiteers, he was merely speaking 'the language that the mobs wanted to hear' (p. 26); he did not really mean to say that he would actually do this if he came to power.
4. Pages 150-1 quote Hitler's January 1939 speech threatening 'the destruction of the Jewish race in Europe' if 'international finance Jewry' started another world war; Irving frames this speech within two paragraphs about Jewish emigration, thus robbing the comment of its murderous implication by putting it into another context altogether, namely emigration. Page 407 contains a paragraph claiming that Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, not Hitler, was 'the mainspring behind the "Jewish question"', which Irving again puts as one of deportation and intimidation, not extermination (in August 1941). Pages 425-6 describe 'the deportation of Europe's Jews'. Irving comments here: 'The evidence is that Hitler's intention was twofold - to establish a Jewish labor force for his grandiose plans in the east, and to hold them hostage.' On the ground, however, this intention was frustrated by the actions of 'the Gauleiters' in the east, who 'had no intention of preserving the unemployable Jews'.11 A proposal to kill the Jews in Riga using mobile gas trucks was approved, though Irving does not say whether or not he thinks it was carried out. 'Soon the Jews from the Lodz ghetto and Greiser's territories were being deported farther east - to the camp at Chelmno. There were 152,000 Jews involved in all, and Chelmno began liquidating them on December 8.'12 He does not say, however, whether or not all 152,000 were killed. In 1988 he made his views on this point a little clearer. 'I think it has to be pointed out', he said, 'we're not talking about 152,000 Jews being exterminated. I'm just saying this is one figure which is contained in the document and that Chelmno was certainly involved in killing Jews. I don't think it's proper to read anymore into the sentence than that.'13
5. Irving adds, in the 1991 edition of Hitler's War, that 'trainloads of Jews' from Vienna, Brünn (Brno), Bremen and Berlin' were 'shot' on arrival in the east; he mentions the figure of 10,000 killed in Minsk, and more, unnumbered, killed in Kovno and Riga (including one trainload of 5,000). There follows, on page 427, a reprise of Irving's argument that Hitler was unaware of all this. On page 463, Irving summarises the Wannsee Conference and claims it dealt only with deportations. Over the next few pages he develops further his argument that this was all that Hitler intended, quoting him for example threatening the 'total elimination' of the Jews (absolute Ausrottung) only if they should refuse to leave their homes in other part of Europe. On page 809 there is mention of another 7,000 Jews killed in the East by mass shooting. Finally, on page 814 Irving dismisses evidence that Eichmann had 'liquidated' 33,000 Slovak Jews on Hitler's orders.
6. None of this exactly provides evidence that Irving is confirming rather than denying the Holocaust as conventionally understood and as outlined earlier in this Report. Yet these passages are not the only entries in the 1991 edition of Hitler's War that are relevant in this context. An examination of Index entries not mentioned by Irving points up the issue much more sharply, and brings to light a number of additional, sometimes quite dramatic alterations from the corresponding passages in the 1977 edition. The entry is still there in 1991, as in 1977, for 'Auschwitz, extermination camp at', as it is for 'Treblinka, extermination camp at'. But when we turn to the pages in question (463-47 in 1991, 390-93 in 1977) the account has undergone some highly significant alterations. In 1991, the 1977 references to the 'murder machinery' and 'the extermination center at Treblinka', have gone. In their place is new material describing Himmler's visit to Auschwitz on 18 July 1942 and citing the postwar interrogation of Albert Hoffmann, an SS man who accompanied Himmler on the visit, noting that 'maltreatment did occur' but adding that he 'totally disbelieves the accounts of atrocities as published in the press' after the war. Irving explicitly denies there is any documentary sanction for the story that Himmler witnessed the liquidation of a trainload of Jews on this occasion, and adds: 'By late 1945 the world's newspapers were full of unsubstantiated, lurid rumors about "factories of death" complete with lethal "gas chambers"'.
7. Even more strikingly, the testimony of Morgen and Lorenz and the Slovak Jews cited on pages 718-19 of the 1977 edition, along with the account of the extermination camps at Majdanek and elsewhere, has entirely vanished from the equivalent place, page 699, in the 1991 edition. Morgen and Lorenz have also disappeared from the Index.14 All that Irving now tells us about Nazi policy towards the Jews in 1944 and in particular about the Hungarian Jews, is what he already told us in the first paragraph of the chapter in question in 1977, namely that Hitler 'evidently made some promise about the Hungarian Jews' at a meeting with a leading member of the Horthy regime there which had resulted in the cessation of deportations of Hungarian Jews to Poland. In 1991, as in 1977, this is pure speculation on Irving's part. What he does in 1991 is to cut out entirely the following three paragraphs on the extermination camps and go straight on to another paragraph on Hungary which begins two pages later in the 1977 edition. The mention on page 660 of the Slovak Jews who escaped from the 'Auschwitz extermination camp' to spread news of it abroad, has been entirely excised from the equivalent place, page 654, of the 1991 edition of Hitler's War.
8. Perhaps most noteworthy of all is the difference between the two versions of Irving's account of Hitler's address to a group of generals about Hungary's Jews on 26 May 1944. Hitler's remarks are quoted at length, and it is made clear in both editions that he criticized Hungary for failing to deal with its Jews and claimed that 'this problem is now going to be solved too'. Irving's comment on these remarks differs as follows between the two editions:
- 1977: 'In Auschwitz, the defunct paraphenalia of death - idle since 1943 - began to clank again as the first trainloads from Hungary arrived.'
- 1991: 'Four hundred thousand Jews were being rounded up in Hungary; the first trainloads arrived in Asuchwitz as slave labor for the now completed I.G.Farben plant.'
9. In 1977, Irving makes it clear that the [sic] Hungarian Jews were killed. In 1991 he makes no mention of this fact but claims instead that they were being used merely as workers in a chemical factory.
10. The 1991 edition of Hitler's War, therefore, fails to support Irving's contention that he has not denied the Holocaust. Indeed, its account of these events accords well with the four central features of Holocaust denial described above. It minimises the number of Jews killed; it mentions the gas chambers only in the context of 'unsubstantiated, lurid rumours'; it insists that all that Hitler and the Nazi leadership in general wanted to do was to deport the Jews, not to kill them; and it dates accounts of the gas chambers to the postwar period, dismissing or ignoring contemporary accounts from the war years.
11. Thus Irving's views had altered substantially between the two editions. The turning-point in Irving's changing views was the 1988 trial of Ernst Zündel, a German-Canadian antisemite, Holocaust denier and self-confessed admirer of Hitler,15 Zündel was first tried in Canada in 1985 for spreading false information and disturbing social peace between ethnic groups, but his conviction was overturned on technical grounds and he was retried in 1988. In this second trial, Zündel's defence called a number of Holocaust deniers as expert witnesses in an attempt to demonstrate that the information Zündel had been spreading about the Holocaust was not false. These included for example the French Holocaust denier Robert Faurisson, whose views will be outlined in more detail later in this Report.
12. Irving himself also appeared as an expert witness in this second trial. His testimony in the trial is published in full on Irving's website. Irving repeatedly admitted under questioning in the court that he had changed his mind since 1977 on the issues of the numbers of Jews killed and the use of the gas chambers. 'My mind has now changed', he said, '...because I understand that the whole of the Holocaust mythology is, after all, open to doubt.'16 Interviewed on radio in 1989, he admitted in relation to the 'Holocaust story':
Millions of people don't like to admit that they have been taken in and so in turn they have quite happily allowed the propaganda flywheel to spin on. I didn't like to admit that until quite recently I believed the story but I want to be the first one out there in front now saying I was tricked and its time to stop this particular piece of propaganda.17
13. Central to Irving's change of mind was his reading of the so-called Leuchter Report, a document commissioned by Faurisson for use in Zündel's defence in the 1988 trial. In this Report, the American Fred Leuchter, designer of gas chambers and lethal injection devices used in the administration of the death penalty in some states in the USA, declared that his examination of the gas chambers in Auschwitz proved that they had not been used for gassing at all. Leuchter's report contained a considerable amount of scientific, or, as it turned out, pseudo-scientific analysis of chemical residues on the gas chamber walls, and similar matters. It was quickly discredited, not least on the basis of Leuchter's failure adequately to defend his findings on the witness stand. However, Irving accepted it fully and published it in Britain, holding a special meeting to launch it. This was the source for his self-confessed change of mind in 1988 on central issues such as the number of Jews killed, the use of gassing, and the evidence commonly accepted by historians for these things.18
14. In examining the question of whether or not Irving is a Holocaust denier, it is important therefore to concentrate on his publications and statements at and after the Zündel trial in 1988, not before. For Irving himself said quite openly in 1991 that he had removed all references to 'extermination camps and death factories' from the second edition of the book.19 Work published by Irving before 1988 is thus irrelevant to the issue of whether Lipstadt was correct in 1994 to call him a Holocaust denier.
11. The Gauleiters were the regional Nazi Party bosses.
12. Arthur Greiser was the administrator of the Warthegau, a region of Nazi-occupied Poland. Cheimno is in fact situated to the west of Lodz.
13. David Irving's 1988 Testimony at theTrial of Ernst Zündel, on Irving's website 'Documents on the Auschwitz controversy', p. 108 (http://www.fpp.co.uk).
14. 'Since having written this book in 1977', Irving said in 1988, 'I understand that that Slovak report is open to some question.' (ibid., p. 198).
15. More details about Zündel are provided later in this Report, under Section II (e), 'Connections with Holocaust deniers'. Irving was called by Zündel's defence as an expert witness on the events of the Second World War.
16. Ibid., pp. 30, 82-3, 138.
17. lnterview with David Irving on Radio Ulster, 23 June 1989.
18. Gabriel Weimann and Conrad Winn, Hate on Trial: The Zundel Affair, the Media, and Public Opinion in Canada (New York, 1986); Robert Faurisson, 'The Zündel Trials (1985 and 1988)', The Journal of Historical Review, Winter 1988-1989; Her Majesty the Queen versus Ernst Zündel, District Court of Ontario, 1985; Her Majesty the Queen versus Ernst Zündel, District Court of Ontario, 1988; Shelly Shapiro (ed.), Truth Prevails: Demolishing Holocaust Denial: The End of "The Leuchter Report" (New York, 1990); David Irving, foreword to Auschwitz: The End of the Line: The Leuchter Report (London, 1989). The arguments and evidence, or pseudo-evidence, put forward in the Leuchter Report, are discussed more fully in the expert witness report by Professor Robert Jan Van Pelt. See also II (d) (ii) of the present report, on Irving's views on the Nazis' use of gas chambers at Auschwitz and elsewhere.
19. Videotape 207, from NDR (North German Radio) 3, documentary, 'Juden wurden nicht vergast...', German verion of a Danish programme by Jens Olaf Jersild, screened on 9 May 1993, at 38 minutes 25 secs.; also Videotape 189, speech in Calgary, 29 September 1991,.
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Secretary of State Beth Chapman announced today that a bill that would make voting easier for responders to states of emergency received final passage in the Senate. The bill, House Bill 373, was sponsored by Representative Barry Moore and handled in the Senate by Senator Bryan Taylor.
In 2012, Hurricane Sandy, which happened a few days before the Presidential election, made it clear the law in Alabama needed to be changed to allow responders to such disasters to be able to complete emergency absentee ballots.
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From California to the U.S. Capitol, thousands took to the streets Wednesday urging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform that would halt routine deportations and create a path to citizenship for 11 million immigrants already living here illegally.
The largest event of almost five dozen across the nation was in Washington, D.C., but immigrants and activists also staged rallies and marches in San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Berkeley and many other cities to push for what they say is a matter of moral and social justice.
Their goal could be closer than ever. There has been a renewed bipartisan push for immigration reform this year as Republicans, who suffered heavy losses in the November elections, have realized they'll find it hard to win certain state and national elections without some compromise. A bipartisan group of eight U.S. senators is expected to unveil a bill as early as this week.
More than 100 people, many of them Latino and union janitors, rallied at midday outside the Martin Luther King Jr. Library in downtown San Jose. A few immigrants living in the U.S. illegally shared their stories and argued passionately for passage of a reform bill.
Ana Gonzalez said she was 8 months old when her mother, Teresa Campos, carried her across the border 29 years ago to join her father in California.
"To me, my mother is not a criminal, she's my hero," Gonzalez said. Now 30 and a San Jose State student, Gonzalez has applied for a deferment from deportation, an option granted by President Barack Obama for immigrants brought to this country illegally as children.
Gonzalez said the Senate bill's anticipated requirement for a 13-year waiting period for full legal status is much too long, and she prefers a shorter waiting period.
"I'm 30 now and will be 43 when I qualify," she said. "I want Congress to pass a real solution, not just a temporary fix, a temporary patch or something that will send us home to be quiet and to forget. Because we won't."
In San Francisco, more than 300 protesters targeted the financial district office of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., who reportedly wouldn't join peers in urging the "Gang of Eight" senators drafting the immigration bill to avoid cutting off visas for extended family members such as brothers, sisters and adult married children.
From Feinstein's office, the marching crowd swelled to some 750 people on the way to the San Francisco Federal Building on Golden Gate Avenue to set up an impromptu altar with 1,000 paper flowers, symbolizing the more than 1,000 deportations that occur every day.
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Roger has moved another step towards defending his home-title with a routine 6-3 6-2 win over Germany's Nicolas Kiefer to reach the semi-finals.
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Officials with the Oak Ridge school system are checking into an Oct. 24 incident in which a child got off the bus at the wrong stop and was "missing" for close to an hour.
Oak Ridge Schools Assistant Superintendent Chris Marczak said the 6-year-old Woodland Elementary School student got off the bus at the bus' first stop on North Purdue Avenue instead of the third stop, where his mother was waiting.
"He got off with the other kids," Marczak said. His mother called the school and said her son didn't get off the bus. The Police Department was then called and a search of the area began, the assistant superintendent said.
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VAIL - It's been a different kind of winter for professional snowboarder Gretchen Bleiler.
Last summer, Bleiler was training on a trampoline in Park City, Utah, and over-rotated a double backflip that sprung her knee into her face.
She shattered her right eye socket, broke her nose, split open her eyebrow and, to top it off, suffered a concussion.
Needless to say, Bleiler hadn't competed since her injuries until just two weeks ago at the Olympic test event in Sochi, Russia. She had intended for her first post-injury competition to be the X Games - an event in which she has five medals, including four golds - in her hometown of Aspen, but she backed out of that event just a day before the games began.
The Vail Daily caught up with Bleiler Tuesday afternoon at the base of Golden Peak and the Olympic silver medalist said she's finally feeling good again.
"It's definitely taken way longer to kind of get back from this accident than I ever anticipated," Bleiler said. "First of all, the major victory is having my vision back - that's bigger and better than anything."
Bleiler had reconstructive surgery on her eye socket. After that, she experienced double vision and was worried she'd never be able to see properly again.
But her vision was just one of many hurdles. Once her vision felt right again, she faced her own confidence level.
"Just getting back - I think because it was such a traumatic accident - getting back my confidence and just being able to ride at the level I ride has been more of a challenge," Bleiler said. "So it's been really frustrating and kind of a bumpy road."
Bleiler finished 16th in Sochi - not exactly where she wants to finish in any event, but at least she's competing again, she said.
"I think that was a really good lesson I learned - because I'm such a competitor - that when I put myself in those positions, I automatically raise my level," Bleiler said. "And I've always been that way, but ... this year I didn't know if I should just be riding to get my level back and then compete when I was ready, but I guess in Sochi I realized that I just need to start competing again and be humble about it and know that, 'OK, I'm not at my best right now, but I'm close.'"
So that's how Bleiler's approaching the halfpipe competition in Vail this week. She said she knows she's riding at her B-game right now, so she wants to go out there and do the best B-game she can do.
"My goal is just to push myself and push my riding with where that is right now, and I think it's going to happen," Bleiler said. "I think this is one of the best halfpipes of the year here, which feels really good. I had a really fun day yesterday, like probably the best day of the season for me. I was just feeling really good, on my game, pushing it more than I have, and having a lot of fun, too."
Having fun is part of the sport, Bleiler said. She loves that she can ride down the Vail terrain park on her way to the pipe, hitting jumps, rails and slashers along the way to get pumped up.
When she returned to Aspen from an Oakley photo shoot in Washington following the Sochi test event, she planned on getting more halfpipe training in than she did.
"But it snowed every day, which you can't complain about when you're a snowboarder, so I just rode powder and free-rode around, so I didn't get my halfpipe training in which I was expecting," Bleiler said. "But sometimes that's good, too - it's good to just push yourself in other areas and free ride around, and it tends to help with everything."
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As Sage said in a thread earlier this album deserves an own thread. Im not a good reviewer so I leave the deeper thoughts to the dedicated writers of the forum. Here is my two cents though.
Ive never heard of Metermaids before SFR made the album available for under 10 bucks. An album that cheap recommended by SFR is a must buy in my opinion. And it was the best deal so far this year. This music is fucking nuts. The live production by Stine is fucking golden. The fresh and raw sound he creates seems to fit Swell and Sentence perfectly. I like how the album is built too, the first part of it are, in first listening, in-your-face-bangers. That is until you figure out what the fuck they are saying in the verses (for a swede it takes a couple of listens). Then you come to grip with that its not just banging beats, its fucking awesome writing too. The second part of the album is more chill, and i like it. (Im probably out on a limb here, but the structure of the album reminds me of Hangar 18:s "The Multiplatinum debut album", but better) The only thing I could have wished for more from this album is a booklet with the lyrics. I still after about 10 listenings have a hard time finding out who is who of the two MC:s.
Top three songs so far: 1. The inside, 2. Never far 3. Good Times
Some sort of collaboration between SFR and Metermaids is a must happen in the future.
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10.04.2013 - In a thorough comparison, Lundbeck's new antidepressant Brintellix shone brightly: On a system for rating depression patients performed better.
Danish H. Lundbeck A/S reported on positive results for the REVIVE study, a double-blind randomised study of Brintellix (vortioxetine) in adults with major depressive disorder (MDD) who changed antidepressant treatment after an inadequate response to SSRI or SNRI treatment. In this study, the objective was to compare the efficacy and tolerability of flexible dose treatment with Brintellix (10-20mg/day) versus Servier's agomelatine (25-50mg/day) in this challenging MDD patient population. "Patients with inadequate response to current SSRI or SNRI therapies represent a large proportion of patients suffering from major depression. Only a few years ago, the landmark STAR*D study1 confirmed a significant unmet medical need, as only half of patients responded to their first-line treatment, which was an SSRI," said Executive Vice President Anders Gersel Pedersen, Head of Research & Development at Lundbeck. The US-American FDA accepted an NDA from Lundbeck and its partner Takeda on Brintellix last December.
Brintellix is under investigation as a multimodal antidepressant thought to work through a combination of two complementary mechanisms of action: receptor activity modulation and reuptake inhibition. In vivo non-clinical studies have demonstrated that Brintellix modulates neuronal firing and neurotransmitter release in multiple systems, resulting in enhanced levels of serotonin, noradrenaline, dopamine, acetylcholine and histamine in specific areas of the brain. The multimodal activity profile of Brintellix is different from the profile of currently anti-depressive medicines.
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AfriNIC signs a Memorandum of Understanding with the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation
AfriNIC Board appoints new chairpersons
The IPv6 Deployment Monitoring Survey
The AfriNIC-14 Meeting report is now available
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[17/01/11] Call for Hosting of AfriNIC-17 for 24-30 November 2012
Call for Hosting of AfriNIC-17 for 24-30 November 2012
AfriNIC is inviting potential organisations to host the Seventeenth Public Policy Meeting (AfriNIC-17) tentatively scheduled for 24-30 November 2012.
The hosting requirements including the ToR for the Call for Proposals and Budget information are available at the following links:
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Interested parties should fill in the required data and provide any additional relevant information on the hosting facilities.
Note: A site visit for AfriNIC-17 will be organised in July 2012 to finalise details of the organisation of the event with the local host.
Queries and requests for additional information on the Calls for Proposals may be addressed directly to the meeting team at meeting[at]afrinic.net.
[17/01/11] Call for Hosting of AfriNIC-15 for 19-25 November 2011
Call for Hosting of AfriNIC-15 for 19-25 November 2011
AfriNIC is inviting potential organisations to host the Fifteenth Public Policy Meeting (AfriNIC-15) tentatively scheduled for 19-25 November 2011.
The hosting requirements including the ToR for the Call for Proposals and Budget information are available at the following links:
1. Call for Proposal
2. Budget Information
Interested parties should fill in the required data and provide any additional relevant information on the hosting facilities.
Note: A site visit for AfriNIC-15 will be organised in July 2011 to finalise details of the organisation of the event with the local host.
Queries and requests for additional information on the Calls for Proposals may be addressed directly to the meeting team at meeting[at]afrinic.net.
[01/02/11] IANA Allocates 39/8 and 106/8 to APNIC
News | IANA Allocates 39/8 & 106/8 to APNIC
IANA has allocated 39/8 and 106/8 to APNIC, the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) for the Asia Pacific region.
This event triggers a longly anticipated day by the global Internet community when based on the "Global Policy for the Allocation of the remaining IPv4 Address Space"
That states:
" During this phase IANA will automatically allocate the reserved IPv4 allocation units to each RIR (one /8 to each one) and respond to the last request with the remaining available allocation units at the IANA pool "
IANA will be allocating one /8 to each RIR.
We expect IANA to allocate these final /8s within the next few days.
[03/02/11] AfriNIC receives 102/8 the last IPv4 block from IANA.
News | AfriNIC receives 102/8, the last IPv4 address block from IANA.
In-line with the Global Policy for the Allocation of the Remaining IPv4 Address Space http://www.icann.org/en/general/allocation-remaining-ipv4-space.htm
AfriNIC was allocated 102/8 on 2011-02-03. There are no more unallocated unicast IPv4 /8s in the IANA IPv4 Address Space Registry.
We shall be conducting reach-ability and debogonising tests on 102/8, as usual, before starting to allocate from this space to the community.
However, we also do urge all operators to appropriately update any filters that may be in place so as to allow space from 102/8 to be used without any issues.
A list of all resources in the AfriNIC pool is available at: http://www.afrinic.net/Registration/resources.htm
[08//03/11] Fellowship application for AfriNIC-14 now open
[09/03/11] Call for presentation now open
[22/05/11] Post Depletion Press Conference at AfriNICs Headquarters in Mauritius
On January 31 2011, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) allocated two blocks of IPv4 address space to APNIC, the RIR for the Asia-Pacific region. On February 3, IANA allocated equally the remaining blocks to AfriNIC, ARIN (Canada, USA, North Atlantic islands and part of the Caribbean), LACNIC (Latin America and part of the Caribbean) and RIPE NCC (Europe, Middle East and parts of Asia). Each of these blocks represents about 16.7 million possible addresses.
At the present rate of distribution of new addresses by RIRs, some of which are expected to run out as well sometime mid-2011.
AfriNIC, held a press conference at its headquarters in Mauritius on the 8th of March 2011 to relay back to its community the global and regional implications of these events.
Final Candidate Slate for 2011 Elections
The AfriNIC Nomcom 2011 is pleased to announce the final candidate slate for the Board seats and PDWG Co Chair elections scheduled for AfriNIC-14 in Dar es Salaam. We take this opportunity to sincerely apologize to all stakeholders for the delay in publication which was unavoidable in order to comply with mandatory election procedures.
The AfriNIC community is invited to view the candidate details on the respective links indicated below:
As a result of process delays, the public comments period will now close on 2nd June 2011 as opposed to 31st May 2011.The community is requested to evaluate each candidate's suitability for the position and to provide comments in the section provided for this purpose.
Stakeholders will be advised of any further information regarding the election process in due course.
For any queries or clarifications please contact the committee by email tonomcom2011[at]afrinic.net
[1] AfriNIC elections process page
[2] Board election process document
[3] PDWG co-chair election process document
[4] PDWG co-chair nomination announcement: https://lists.afrinic.net/pipermail/announce/2011/000722.html
[5] Board nomination announcement
[04/05/11] Press release: AfriNIC-14 Public Policy Meeting in Tanzania
"AfriNIC 14 Public Policy Meeting 4– 10 June 2011, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Plenary Sessions: Opening Ceremony "
The African Network Information Centre (AfriNIC) is pleased to announce that its 14th bi-annual meeting scheduled for the 4th to 10th of June 2011 has started at the Kunduchi Hotel in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. This meeting's main themes are IPv6 deployment in Africa, Cyber security and Interconnecting Africa.
The Opening Ceremony was held in the morning of the 8th of June 2011, and was officiated by the Dr. Florens Turuka, Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology, in the presence of Professor John Nkoma, Director General of the Tanzanian Communication Regulatory Authority (TCRA), Alain Aina, Acting CEO AfriNIC and Dr. Viv Padayatchy, Chairman AfriNIC.
This year, the first day of the Plenary Session coincided with the World IPv6 Day, initiative of the Internet Society (ISOC). A dedicated panel, titled "What are the biggest hurdles for a Service Provider to deploy IPv6 in Africa" was debated in the afternoon. A group of expert panelists took questions from the community on deployment of IPv6 in Africa, best practices and success stories.
AfriNIC-14 is a platform for all Internet industry players to discuss the latest development in global best practice for managing Internet number resources in the African region. Primarily targeted at the technical community, governments, regulators, civil society and existing AfriNIC members, the meeting is also open to anyone, including end users of the Internet. AfriNIC-14 also will play host to vibrant policy discussions where all the stakeholders present can contribute to the development of management and distribution policies for Internet number resources.
The 4th AfriNIC Government Working Group (AfGWG) meeting and a workshop for Law Enforcement Agencies is scheduled for the 10th of June 2011. The aim of this meeting is to strengthen the collaboration between AfriNIC and African Governments and Regulators, in order to create a dynamic framework to address general Internet governance challenges faced by the region, and specifically those related to the role of governments with respect to Internet number resources. The agendas of the meetings comprises of discussions on Africa post IPv4 Global depletion, the transition to IPv6 and its challenges in Africa and the way forward. The meeting will also be an opportunity for governments and regulators to share their thoughts and experiences as well as setting up structures to aid in the deployment of IPv6 in their respective countries.
AfriNIC-14 also provided free tutorials, trainings, and presentations on sector relevant issues such as IPv6, Cyber security, Internet resources management and Internet governance, from the 4th to the 6th of June. Please note that the AfriNIC-14 meeting is held jointly with AfNOG-12.
For more information on AfriNIC-14 see http://meeting.afrinic.net/afrinic-14/ or email meeting[at]afrinic.net.
Note to Editors:
The African Network Information Center (AfriNIC) is the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) for Africa, responsible for the distribution and management of Internet number resources throughout the African region. AfriNIC is a non-government, not-for-profit, membership based organization, based in Mauritius that serves the African Internet Community.


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"History in Davis's hands is loud, coarse, painful, funny, irreverent—and memorable."
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Following on his New York Times bestsellers America's Hidden History and Don't Know Much About History, Ken Davis explores the next chapter in the country's hidden history: the gritty first half of the 19th century, among the most tumultuous in the nation's short life.
In the dramatic period from 1800 through 1850, the United States went from a tiny newborn nation on the Atlantic seaboard to a near-empire that spanned the continent. But America's path to nationhood was vastly more complex than the tidily packaged national myth of a destiny made manifest by visionary political leaders and fearless pioneers. In A Nation Rising, bestselling author Kenneth C. Davis offers fascinating, intertwining stories about historical episodes whose great issues—ambition, power, territorial expansion, slavery, intolerance, civil rights, freedom of the press—reverberate to this day, including:Aaron Burr's 1807 trial, culminating in one of our nation's first media circuses The 1813 Indian uprising and ensuing massacre, exposing the powerful conflicts at the heart of America's expansion The mutiny aboard the slave ship Creole, illustrating how the institution of slavery both destroyed lives and warped our nation's founding The bloody "Bible Riots" in Philadelphia, erupting in an early episode of deadly anti-immigrant sentiment
Eye-opening history and riveting storytelling, A Nation Rising is a powerful reminder of the ways in which our past continues to shape our present.
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AUGUSTA, Ga.---Downtown Augusta could soon have a new landmark, if the mayor gets his way.
Earlier today, Mayor Deke Copenhaver announced a committee to look into building a stadium for the Augusta GreenJackets downtown.
They already have a good idea of where it should go: next door to the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame's Botanical Gardens.
Both the mayor and GreenJackets co-owner Bill Ripken say a stadium built there would be a homerun for the team and for Augusta.
Mayor Copenhaver has formed a committee to look into the logistics.
"This is a project that I think can be widely supported throughout the community," he said.
"This area right here is great," Bill Ripken said. "I came down here yesterday when it was freezing, and I was downright giddy about what was going on. I think this setting right here, with this park and another possible park, is a great idea."
"I just think it's a win-win situation," Mayor Copenhaver said.
As the Augusta GreenJackets continue to grow their fan base, they are quickly outgrowing their home.
"We've grown," Ripken said. "We had the second highest attendance in minor league baseball last year, and there are 150 minor league teams out there."
If built at the botanical gardens, the stadium would sit on six acres, and the ten acre gardens would be open to the public.
The mayor says that's a good move for Augusta
"One of the marks of a truly great city is that you have public gardens," he said.
Bringing more attractions to the downtown area is just what businesses want. Many of them have been running a grassroots campaign to build a stadium downtown.
You can see the signs everywhere.
"I think it's the greatest thing that could happen," said Jeff Goelrelich of Ruben's Department Store. "Downtown needs it. It would be good for the community and good for baseball."
The stadium would cost about $20 million and be both public and privately funded.
This is not a done deal. The committee will make their recommendation in August.
If approved, the first pitch would not be thrown until 2010.
While the Golf Hall of Fame site has room for the gardens and the stadium, parking will have to go elsewhere. Mayor Copenhaver says there are approximately 4500 parking spaces around downtown that could service GreenJackets patrons, and that other avenues will also be explored.
If the GreenJackets move, the Salvation Army and ASU are both likely candidates to use Lake Olmstead Stadium.
"Both could use the facility," Mayor Copenhaver said. "One thing that I love is the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation that works with at-risk youth teaching them life skills through baseball. That also could be done at the stadium with the Salvation Army. That's something we're discussing with them at that facility. It would not be abandoned. It would continue to be used."
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In 1880, the state commissioned a canvas from the painter Alfred-Philippe Roll to commemorate the first official celebration of Bastille Day.
The government had just adopted the anniversaries of the fall of the Bastille (14 July 1789) and the fête de la Fédération (14 July 1790, celebrating the constitutional monarchy in France). To mark this occasion, a plaster model of the statue by the Morice brothers, which was still being created, was erected on the place de la République.
Roll painted a huge canvas measuring 63 m2 which was completed for the Salon of 1882 and donated to the City of Paris in 1884. The work is now preserved in the Petit Palais. This monumental painting was the subject of many preparatory studies, including this large sketch with broad areas of colour demonstrating the artist's fondness for light and movement.
A panorama of working-class joy, this commission is in keeping with Roll's large naturalist compositions: The Miners' Strike, 1880 (Valenciennes Museum) and Work, 1885 (Cognac Museum). This painter of modern life had a feel for crowds. He considered that a good portrait consisted of a lively figure placed in a social context. His Bastille Day with band, dancers, street vendors and passers-by cheering the military parade demonstrates this to spectacular effect.


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NEW BEDFORD — Eastbound traffic was stopped on Route 6 around 3 p.m. Wednesday due to a four-car accident at the intersection of Routes 6 and 140 that injured at least three people and overturned one car.
Detective Captain Steven Vicente said one person was sent to Rhode Island Hospital in Providence. He could not confirm the injuries of the people involved or discuss what caused the accident Wednesday afternoon because police were still on the scene and had not yet filed a report.
By 3:20 p.m. Wednesday, three of the four cars involved had been cleared from the intersection except for a silver Dodge Ram pickup truck that was overturned. The driver's side window of the truck was shattered and its bumper was severely damaged.
Tire tracks were clearly visible on the island separating traffic turning west onto Route 6 from Route 140 from the traffic going straight onto Brownell Avenue.
Lorraine Medieros said she was sitting at her desk at Dr. Joseph Glennon's optometrist's office at 1212 Kempton St. when she heard "a big bang and crunching metal." She turned around to see a silver pickup, "wheels up," slightly on top of a sedan with two other damaged cars.
She said she also saw a man exit the overturned car "on his own."
"It was quite the sight," she said. "We are always hearing accidents at this intersection but this was the worst. It was like from the movies."
She added that the intersection of Routes 6 and 140 was "totally blocked" and that cars were driving through the parking lot of One Stop Gas Variety Store, at the corner of Kempton Street and Brownell Avenue, in order to go around the crash.
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Late fall-like weather has extended open-water fishing on most area reservoirs, rivers and streams. Though we expect open-water fishing on the Blue River below Dillon Reservoir, we don't expect fall conditions, which we have at this time, on the Eagle and Colorado rivers. Nymphing and streamer fishing are great tactics right now, but anglers should be ready to take advantage of midday/evening hatches of blue-wing olives and midges, especially on cloudy days. Due to the low waters, avoid heavily weighted nymphs (and streamers) at this time.
The inlet areas of Dillon Reservoir have been mostly ice-free and upstream on public sections, anglers are doing fair on browns and an occasional kokanee that have entered the stream. Further downstream at Green Mountain Reservoir, anglers can expect low-water conditions and icing at the inlet area. This is a good time to work large minnow-style lures and spoons around rocky areas of the reservoir. It's a low-percentage game, but this is one of the best times to catch a large lake trout from the shore. One approaching 10 pounds was caught last week.
Further down the road, Wolford Reservoir remains ice-free and fishing has been hit-or-miss. Most anglers have been fishing off the dam in search of kokanee. The run is winding down, as a result catching is sporadic and many of the fish are in poor shape.
For those looking for some early ice fishing, South Park's Tarryall Reservoir is mostly capped, with some open water. Ice thickness varies, with reports of 2-7 inches, depending on location. Antero Reservoir is also about three-quarters capped, with most areas reporting less than 4 inches of ice. Though the good reports of catching make ice fishing tempting, use extreme caution at this time as falling through is a distinct possibility.


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While some fear the worst drought in 25 years will send grocery prices soaring, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is more optimistic.
The agriculture chief says the cost to farmers is not the same as the cost to grocery shoppers. He says even if commodities prices were to double, "you would probably only see a half a percent to maybe as much as a percent increase in food costs."
Vilsack says crop yields may not come up as short as some have suggested. He says the effects won't be known until harvest, but farmers have planted larger-than-usual crops this year to offset the effects of the drought.
The Obama administration has authorized $30 million to help crop and livestock producers in drought-stricken areas.


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Dr. Dennis Perry at Meridian Primary Care in Okemos, a partner of McLaren-Greater Lansing, is treating Hand-Foot-and-Mouth Disease this week.
At first, your child may feel tired, get a sore throat or have a fever around 101 to 103 degrees. Then, in a day or two, sores or blisters will develop on hands, feet, the mouth and, sometimes, the buttocks.
Hand-foot-and-mouth usually doesn't need treatment. Most cases go away in seven to 10 days.
Your child should drink plenty of cool fluids and take Tylenol or Ibuprofen for pain and fever. Do not give your child aspirin.
Avoid acidic or spicy foods like orange juice or salsa .
Dr. Perry is also seeing lots of patients with strep throat this week.
The hallmark symptoms are: sudden, severe sore throat; pain when swallowing; fever over 101 degrees; tender, swollen lymph nodes; fatigue and headache.
Sometimes there are white or yellow patches on the tonsils and throat.
Kids may have nausea, vomiting, and a red rash on the body known as Scarlet Fever.
If you have a sore throat and a fever, you should see a doctor for antibiotics.
At home, take Motrin or Tylenol for fever and pain, gargle with warm salt water, rest and drink lots of fluids.
Strep usually runs its course in three to seven days.
Antibiotics will shorten the time you're contagious, which is usually 24 hours after starting treatment, and reduce the risk of the infection spreading to other parts of your body.


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No, I'm enslaving whites.
If you dont understand how reverse slavery works, don't talk.
No, I'm enslaving whites.
If you dont understand how reverse slavery works, don't talk.
I am enjoying multiplayer, though I enjoy shit games when played with friends too.
I'm not hating the weapon drops and markers much at all. Infection is cool. Lack of emblems at low levels is pointless though.
But if you reverse something, you're undoing what's been done. Just like "reverse racism" makes no sense. It's just straight slavery brah.
I think you're saying I support slavery, and hell yeah would I like to own people.
First time using a headset adaptor for my controller this evening too, so much better than official headsets.
So, FNF was dope as hell. Great way to end a long week. Those customs completely shit on Matchmaking. It's a shame you don't get nearly as much points towards leveling up for em when leveling up is pretty pointless.
I anticipate another awesome FNF.
Team T-Rex all day.
Good shit tonight with the regular crew. Really starting to enjoy the multiplayer a lot more. There are so many different weapon and trait combinations that make the game a lot funner than previous games. Suppressor still rips assholes FYI. Hopefully Jdawg is still alive. Somebody might want to check on him tomorrow.
And for the record, Usedtabe: My most used weapon in the CS stats is the AUG, not the P90.
Man I wish the matchmaking in CS didn't blow so much ass.
Ok, so, I've been following destructoid for years. I found the community to be between average and great, quite often at least.
I came here to post a kind of story, and why I've found a new respect for not just this community, but for Destructoid altogether.
I've been an avid halo fan since my first time playing CE. I followed the series heavily, and after 2, I started to read the books. I loved the first one, but the flood was dragging. At the same time that 3 came out, was when I started the third book. This is when Bungie killed the series for me.
3 just wasnt the halo I played with my friends on long nights to have a good ole time. Bungie was obsessed with this triangle of grenade, melee, and assault rifle, to the point where its how every battle went. Sure, you could get a different weapon, but whats the point, you are gonna die and get the same crap you have before. I never read the 3rd book, because even though I went as far as reading over 200 pages on the Wiki and playing the first and second one over and over, even going so far as to play practically 200 hours alone searching for the secret of the skulls in Halo 2 (still never found it), Halo 3 was a lacking campaign that left no room for grand scope insight or a story that really mattered. You saved cortana, nuked the ring, and then you are done. You didn't even confirmingly finish the fight, you never watched as your cold hearted enemy, the gravemind, disintigrated into dust as you mercilessly fired the ring. The only insight was Cortana's Rampancy, but even then, its not talked about or explained in any way, its just left to rot. The only thing about the campaign story in 3 was the terminals, which is sad that they seemed to spend more time on the terminals than writing the game. And the cutscene where the background is a drawing, that was enough to make me throw my controller and turn off my xbox. I only finished the game because my friend wanted achievements.
ODST was a fun game to me, it had the old halo feel, but also made you feel like the ODST you were. I enjoyed it, but Bungie was lackluster again with the lack of Matchmaking support for Firefight or even for Campaign. It was truly one of the best co-op experiences in the series, and Bungie just didn't seem interested in doing anything to emphasize it.
Reach got me back on track with the series, kinda. I loved the campaign, I always had a blast with it. It was the first time Bungie really did some emphasis on character developement. I practically lost it after George fell, because out of any of them, he was my favorite. It was really good, and really well done. It was also a monument to their sins as a company (pun intended). The space mission, where the hell was that in multiplayer? It was a good mission with a lot of cool features, but it literally was just forgotten about, like it never happened. And then the multiplayer was just so bland. Bungie tried to mix it up with adding loadouts, but its hard to see loadouts to be different when each one has a different armor ability, and the same two guns every single time. There was nothing special about the loadouts system, and honestly, everyone only picked sprint. There were a few who chose armor lock, but they would switch back eventually. It was a wasted idea, and so was another idea that made me buy the game, firefight versus. FFVS was my favorite thing to play with friends. We'd play a game where the elite was only one player, and the three spartans had to survive. In the first round, elites were godlike, and were to farm the elite for lives, but in the last round, the table turned, and the elite was a nightmare, hounding back all the lives he lost. It was a blast, but the reality was, Bungie forgot they even made a FFVS. They pushed their basic playlists with no generally new things, which it took forever alone to add in Grifball which is a staple of halo now. Bungie just didn't care. They were making money, and that was really it, they didn't care.
343 made Halo Waypoint, which honestly, I was happy to see. Waypoint was a go to place for info on halo, and if they honestly merged it with the Wiki, it would be the best place to go ever. Outside of it though, it was nice to have one general news spot for halo, and I thought it was an innovative idea of bungie to do such a thing, till I found out bungie didn't do it.
Halo CEA was announced, and I was excited to be able to play the first game again. I wished heavily for multiplayer to be back from the first game, but sadly it was not, and while they gametype made for it did feel like halo 1, it wasn't really halo 1. The campaign though was made better tenfold. I loved the kinect voice feature, and moreso I loved the terminals, something we never knew about halo 1 revealed to us all. 343 was on a good point on my radar, and were growing where bungie only fell. Then I heard about the TU, an decided it was time to play reach again.
Alas, I went back, and it was still Reach, but in another aspect, it was a better reach, the reach it should have been in the first place. I was enjoying my matches, everything pretty much felt varied and better, and the bleedthrough really dealt a nice feeling to getting into combat and not dealing with the Bungie triangle. Dear I say it I liked reach. I didn't play much, but I had fun, and even Invasion felt better.
I was excited, overjoyed, and overzealously ready for Halo 4. I was at the midnight release, I went home knowing i had to be up early for work, and I played that game for 4 hours, determined to beat it, but wasn't able to. I enjoyed every minute of it, and was glad I did a small amount of research online to know the game a bit better. It was probably the best story I've played in Halo. Sure, things got repetitive sometimes, but its 343s first time, and to be quite honest, its been a damn good first shot. They also left a nice sized plot hole that has me believing that Cortana will be a human by the end of this series.
I jumped to multiplayer, which was my utter fear for the game, simply because of the new loadout system. As I started to play, I realized, the loadouts really don't do a hell of a lot for you. Some are nice here and there when it comes to perks, but it really isn't game changing or gamebreaking. For the first time since Halo 2, I was happy to play a halo game online, in multiplayer, with or without friends. Halo 4 was THE halo I was waiting for, and Bungie could never live up to what they did with 1 and 2 ever again for me. I played with a bunch of my friends, and had a blast, and decided, as I had done with Dark Souls to great avail, to go online and hang with the community.
I was honestly sad to see so many hate topics, complaining about the new mechanics, and it being to CoD-like, even though almost all of the mechanics similar to CoD are also in shooters made before CoD4 was thought of. No one i complaining about gameplay or anything else beside some complaining about campaign (which 343 kinda dropped the ball on informing their players wtf is going on), just a lot of complaints that the game was a CoD Clone and wasn't halo anymore. I have played over 50 matches, and beaten the game twice, and still don't feel like I've played CoD in any way besides maybe the Loadouts. I brought this up to friends of mine from the midnight release, and now I have them basically telling me I don't like video games because I think Halo 4 is a step in the right direction for the series, simply because of the "Cod" like mechanics. These are also friends that swear up and down on how good battlefield 3 is compared to CoD, even though it has the same mechanics halo gained. I was tired of talking to people, online or in person, that had to pertain to halo. I only talked to my best friends, and the friends that actually liked the game.
I came on here to see what the community that I followed and had a partial love-hate interest in (I don't like the new DmC, so I get bashed for it on here, but meh), and came to see something amazing. Destructoid is the only site I even partially trust for reviews, and I love seeing the things the are posted on here. And now I can add in that I love this community, because they see this game as the game it is, not as a CoD clone, which it isn't. You guys seem to be talking positively and enjoying this great game, and I'm happy to see that. Gaming is a huge part of my life, and a huge part of my future, and I love being surrounded by it in a positive format, and honestly, you guys just improved my outlook on this community and destructoid altogether.
I made an account today, after using facebook and anonymous stuff to post on here for 2 years, to remark that I am officially glad to be part of this community. I plan to participate in any events that might go on, and for all I care, plan to make some friends here. Destructoid was the one website in gaming to make me feel good about being a gamer, and now, its taken it to a new level.
So, to TL;DR
Halo 4 is a great game, and is appreciated by this great community, which is part of this great site, which I am now officially part of and glad to call myself a Dtoider. You guys improved my outlook on gaming once again by believing there are good gamers out there, and I can't thank you enough. I'm glad to be part of this group.
PS: Sorry for the wall of text. Rough night, rough people on the waypoint forums, and rough dealings with friends when it all comes to halo (which is a staple of my love of gaming).
Hamza's review was shit.
Call of Duty isn't a bad game (blasphema!). It's just overdone to all fuck. I also have an aversion to buying games with yearly installments -- paying $60 for some bullshit that'll be outdated software in 12 months dampers my interest. It's still fun though. I get why that game blows everything out of the water every year.
So Nascar sniping is now a thing. Getting a no scopez headshot on a banshee from the passenger seat while Jdawg drives me in circles was fun as shit. That's gonna be our go to strategy.
Had a lot of fun last night. Blasto and I played some flood and regicide after you all left and it was great. Never cared for Zombies but liking the small things they did with Flood. Br/Dmr load out is the shit. No need to reload just swap to the other rifle.
I never said it was new. But I don't care how many times you seent it u caint do it like we do. Nothing but left turns nigga. Now settle your Halo autism down and come play with us one night.
That European lag.
If we get enough people it can be custom matches and I wouldn't really care about lag in that.
Nah it wouldn't be that bad I'd think. I've played with the 360FNF guys before.


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Kitt Peak National Observatory - Photo by P. Marenfeld (NOAO/AURA/NSF)
Valparaiso University is a member of the Southeastern Association for Research in Astronomy (SARA), a consortium of ten universities that operates a 0.9-meter (36-inch) telescope at Kitt Peak National Observatory (see image above). Kitt Peak is located about 40 miles west of Tucson, Arizona. Read the official university press release here.
The SARA telescope is operated over the internet from the VU campus. The remote operation capability allows astronomy faculty and students to use the telescope year-round, even while classes are in session, without causing a major disruption to their schedules. Faculty and students also take special opportunity to travel to Kitt Peak and observe on-site.
Last year, the consortium also opened another telescope in the southern hemisphere (in the Andes mountains of northern Chile). This telescope will is also remotely operable. Both telescopes are used routinely by astronomy faculty and students.
More information on the consortium and telescope may be found by going to the SARA Consortium homepage or by contacting Prof. Todd Hillwig, the Valparaiso University representative to the SARA Board of Directors.
Membership in SARA provides exciting opportunities for the students and faculty in the Department of Physics and Astronomy.
Valparaiso University's participation in the SARA consortium is supported in part by the Indiana Space Grant Consortium.


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Graduation rates have improved once again for Dothan city schools. Students in the Dothan City School District are thriving. This makes year number three for an increased percentage of students receiving high school diplomas.
For Dothan junior basketball player Chris Graham, his education means everything to him. Off the basketball court he wants to pursue a career in music and appreciates the way his teachers prepare him.
"They really want to see us successful, all of us," said Graham.
Dothan high assistant principal Donnie Chambers wants all of his students to succeed that's why he finds joy in being part of a school that has seen consistent improvement in graduation rates.
"A lot of hard work has gone into it. Faculty and staff have worked real hard, students have worked real hard Dothan high we've set a goal and each year we've reached it and we've gotten a little better every year, said Chambers.
The district's success has been centered on programs and field trips that show kids that they do have a future and a chance to be prosperous. The State graduation rate is 80 percent and DCS is at 88 percent, they are eight points above the State average and they are really excited about this.
Allyson Morgan, the school district's director of secondary education is more than happy but she says that she's striving to see that percentage grow even more.
"I would love to see it at 98 percent. I believe that all students have the opportunity to graduate as an educator I think that should be our goal that somehow that we can get every student to graduate," said Morgan
The district wants to give students a positive outlook on completing high school. Northview High is also part of the Dothan City School District and the yare included in the graduation rate success. Realistically, Dothan city school leaders are shooting for an 89-percent graduation rate this academic school year. One of the programs helping the district's rate is called the accelerated recovery center.


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Atwater on Gore Creek, located in the Vail Cascade Resort, welcomes the Colorado Brewers Guild to this weekend's "Craft Beer, Creative Cuisine" Brewmasters' Weekend. The monthly events feature a different craft brewery and brewmaster each month.
John Carlson, executive director of the Colorado Brewers Guild, is the September Brewmasters' Weekend celebrity, and to jumpstart Oktoberfest he is bringing three smaller Colorado breweries to showcase their wares.
This weekend marks the first Oktoberfest celebration in Vail and is a perfect time to celebrate craft beer. Tonight, all four craft beer representatives will be showing off tasty treats from Trinity Brewing Co., Rockyard Brewing Co., and Three Barrel Brewing in Del Norte as well as a mix of other Colorado delights, including beers from Odell Brewing and Great Divide Brewing Co.
When creating the menu for the Brewmaster's Dinner, the Atwater culinary team tuned into the overall Colorado theme. Carlson always brings the history of Colorado to the forefront, and this weekend will be no exception. Several of the beers were designed for this weekend with historical ingredients and processes in mind. "Rockyard's Dutch Pilsner inspired fresh, simply prepared Colorado fruit," said Stephen Belie, chef de cuisine, "and the resulting grilled Palisade peach with cinnamon apple compote and creme fraiche ice cream promises to bring Colorado to the fore."
Jay Spickelmeier, Atwater sous chef, described Trinity's Chi Belgian Pilsener as having more of an earthy minerality that drew a connection with Grant Farms organic spinach.
"The sharpness of the kumquat stands up to everything that's going on, while the richness of the egg yolk and cheese mellow out the dish and create a wonderful balance," he said.
Seafood was a natural progression for Rockyard's Bingeler Weisse and its amazing aromatics, and the complementing sea urchin butter cuts the acidity to round out the dish. Lead line cook Adam Smith added: "We were excited to bring in a real outdoor essence with the earthiness of Colorado wild mushrooms in combination with the Three Barrel's Wildwood Ale."
September's Brewmasters' Weekend pulls the Vail Cascade craft beer program through the summer season, and although craft beer programming will continue with weekly Wednesday Craft Happy Hours and Friday Night Flights throughout the slower season, Brewmasters' weekends will not resume until Thanksgiving Weekend. New Belgium Brewing Co., Wynkoop Brewing Co., and Ska Brewing Co. will round out the 2012 calendar year.


text: Even the brightest of Eureka's residents can't read someone else's mind. Then Global Dynamics develops the Brain Box: a device capable of capturing and storing human thoughts. When the Box starts messing with people's minds, Sheriff Jack Carter will have to keep his thoughts to himself if he's going to save the town from going out of their heads.


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The various types of careers-in the field of agronomy definitely fall under the umbrella of STEM careers. Employment of Agronomists is expected to grow 9 percent between 2006 and 2016 and the salaries are great. Median annual earnings of Agronomists were $56,080 in May 2006. The middle 50 percent earned between $42,410 and $72,020. (U.S Department of Labor, 2008)
What your students may not know is that Agronomy graduates have the ability to specialize and enter a wide variety of careers. Jobs can be as varied as turfgrass specialists to work in conservation to the newer field of biotechnology. And about everything imaginable in between!
Teachers, bring your students to this session to learn from staff at the Agronomy Department at Iowa State University. They will give your students real world examples of the exciting types of work that they might expect to do with an Agronomy Degree. They will also share information about some of the programs ISU offers and what your students should be doing NOW if they want to pursue a degree in agronomy. We have companies in Iowa that need qualified workers in Agronomy , both men and women!
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Property Oí rtenai Cüiiiiuuiül Petitioners want smaller Tribal Council, big individual pay-out Summer is ending on a busy note for two groups of unoriginal petition-bearing folks on the Flathead -"unoriginal" because the petitions concern proposals that have already failed at least once. One petition, the second attempt in as many years at reducing the Tribal Council from ten to five members, was submitted to the BIA for approval on August 1. Newsstand price: _ Si.00 g, CD While it evidently contained a little more than the necessary 30% of Tribal voters' signatures, some 300 of those signatures have been challenged by Arlee Council member Jim Steele as being duplicates, incomplete or belonging to off-Reservation members. A BIA spokesman explained that the federal regulations governing petitions call for a 30-day review period, during which the documents are posted for public review. During the first 15 days, the wording of the petition or its signatures can be challenged by individuals. The August 1 petition received only one such challenge, according to the Bureau. The BIA's Flathead Agency has now completed its review, die spokesman said, and did not validate 179 of the 873 names. This finding, and the Steele (Continues on page two) 'SKC PTV Project' seeks directors Applications for a board of directors for the Salish Kootenai College public television project are now being accepted, according to Frank Tyro, SKC's media center director. "A five-member board will oversee the direction of the project," said Tyro. SKC recently received a grant that could provide up to $145,000 to bring public television to the central area of the Flathead Reservation. Responsibilities of the board include fund-raising, programming direction and overall authority on the project Four positions are open on the board: two members will be Native American and two non-Indian. The directors will be appointed by the college board of trustees, Tyro said. Interested parties should submit a letter of interest and a brief outline of what he or she has to offer public broadcasting in the area. "We are looking for a good cross-section of the population. No experience is necessary," Tyro said. "We mainly want people who are committed to the idea and can offer help and direction." Letters should be submitted to the SKC PTV Project, Box 117, Pablo 59855 (see the ad on page 26). Informational meetings have been set for: SepL 15, St. Ignatius Community Center, 7 p.m.; and SepL 17, Ronan Community Center, 7 p.m. INSIDE FY-87 budget........ Page 5 Hunting reminders .. . Page 7 Letters!............. Page 9 Places to go......... Page 12 Jobs................ Page 26 National news....... Page 28
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