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Burst.Net... Serious Delays In My Orders & Tickets!
Burst.Net... Serious Delays In My Orders & Tickets!
This is actually a Bit of a Long Story... So bare with me.
On Friday 07/10/11 i order My 1st Ever Dedicated Server!!
After A Friend Said 2 weeks before this he got 2 servers..
Ready in 2 days, and Ip Allocations in 24 hours. I was Convinced!
So i place my own order with them, for a Server from there New..
L.A, California Data Center! And They advertise 72 hours Delivery!
So 72 hours later.. im curious how much longer it will be..
And put a Ticket in... 15 hours later i got a reply, saying..
That my Server will be ready in 24 hours!
So i wait patiently.. And my Customers, and potential income,
Also wait patiently at this point!! Not really a Problem.
Then 36 Hours Later, still no Server... And i Complained.
Eventually it had been over 5 days.. and i finally got my Order.
And They also Updated my Billing Date, to Suit, for the Delays!
So ok.. it was a Long wait!! But i am Hoping its worth it!!
So now i have my Dedicated Server, i immediately Order a,
29 IP allocation for 10$ USD, Plus i Optioned for ASAP!
Which is a 10$ Setup fee on Top, to Speed it up, i hoped!!
But 24 hours later, No Allocation, and they allready Credited,
The 10$ Setup fee, back to my Account with them! So No problem.
But I placed a Ticket at this Point, asking How much Longer??
The Reply i Received was as Follows....
Colin Joyce 10-14-2011 - 07:27PM
The rush option is a best-effort basis. When it comes to servers we rarely miss the effort. IPV4 is quickly dwindling away, and we are under stricter guidelines than usual in getting new allotments. I will pass your request to the IP allotment department and see if they can give you any better timeframe.
Thank you for being a valued BurstNET customer.
^^^ Now if You See The Time And Date.. This Reply..
Was 2 Days Ago.. Ive Since Asked Again for a Timeframe!
As i still now over 3 days later, dont have the 29 IPs i Ordered!
And i have no reply yet, i asked over 15 hours ago.
Its now been 8 days, Since i started my adventure with Burst.Net
And im still waiting, to start my VPS Services!
Because i still dont have the IP's i Ordered.
After the Review my friend gave me, i expected much better!!
But i am very disappointed in this service. An timeframing.
I would not recommend them to anyone at this point...
Maybe its just issues at there new Cali Data Center. i dunno.
But this is definitely Shocking for inc 500 company!
Im scared to even order any more servers through them..
I cant afford to be hel up for 8+ days, to Get 1 Server..
With 1 Block of 29 IPs extra on it. Bad for my business.
I really wish they would tell me a Time frame, that is True.
Or that they would just complete my order allready...
So i can starting providing to my customers.
This has really been stressing me out, the whole experience.
Has anyone else had problems with them recently, currently?
Or am the only Victim to this Poor Service..
If anyone from burst.net Reads this...
My Ticket about all this is... Ticket ID: 2906909
Server Ordered: 07/10/2011
Ticket Created: 10-10-2011 - 06:41PM
Elapsed Ticket Time: 5 days
Since Last Ticket Action: 2 days
10-15-2011, 10:28 PM #2Junior Guru Wannabe
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I understand your frustration. You must however be aware that ipv4 is fast depleting and ip allotment has become a big issue, You need to fill in the ip justification form with details as to how many ip, what you will be using it for etc.. depends upon the ip provides I guess but anyway it is not at all an easy procedure. I am talkig about 1 or 2 ip' here for 29 ip's only God know how long it would take.
I am not trying to defend burstnet in anyway but , it could be that they ran our out ip pools allotted to them and need to request new pool from their provider.. which I believe cold be a long procedure, again depends upon the providers.
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I am the one who recommended burst.net to this poster. i never had any problems getting ip blocks from them or getting my servers on time.. im really happy with burst.net service but the problems this man has been having really makes me feel bad i recommended burst to him.. it shocked me at how he is being done and i know its hard for him now with money tied up in a server to make vps's on for his customers and without ips he cant make his money back and his server bill will be due again before long and hes starting out way behind... i sure hope burst fixes this fast i dunno if ill ever recommend anyone else again..
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Burst does have issues and things take awhile, while I'm not sticking up for them, if you want things now and faster responses pay for it.
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Thanks To 1st Reply, I am doing my best to be patient.
And i did provide justification for the needed IP's.
To Provide VPS's for More Customers on the Server. Etc.
But yeah thanks to your explination im better aware of why,
Maybe its being delayed so long.
And The 3rd Reply here, You say if i want it faster i should pay.
I did just that for the IP's, Paid the Extra Fee to get it ASAP.
They Refunded it to me and didnt tell me. So i Ticketed,
About it, asking why have the option if cant provide it. etc.
And got the Response i showed there in my 1st post.
So yes i did try to get it faster, but it didnt help.
Anyway i can but wait patiently an cross my fingers for it.
I only post here in the hope to maybe get my Order Done,
And maybe some reassurance, that if i do get more servers..
With Burst.Net. that i will not be put through this again.
Id hate to have waited through all this, just to have to..
Seek a new Provider. Because of the effect such long time frame's
Can have on my business im trying to start.. If my 1st server,
Fills up fast.. and i need another server asap. and IP's.
And i pay the fee to get it expedited, For Server, then IPs.
Am i going to have these problems further? I certainly fear it
But i dont want to seek another Provider.
So if any Burst.Net person/s read this. Any Reassurance for me?
Dean S-H
Dean, whilst I'm not trying to make excuses for anyone, it does kinda look like you're the victim of weekends more than anything...
Bare in mind that many hosting companies (including BurstNET) only operate support at weekend. Sales, Customer Service, Billing, etc., all shut up shop on Friday early evening and start again Monday morning - When they essentially come into work and find themselves faced with a huge pile of tickets and orders raised over the weekend, so things don't go quite as quickly on a Monday compared to the middle 3 days of the week.
So.... You ordered your server some time on a Friday. There's a good possibility that your order wasn't checked and processed until some time Monday depending on how many other orders were ahead of yours in the queue. Looking at the timeline in your first post it looks like you got your server some time on Wednesday? That actually falls within the specified timescale of 72 hours from order acceptance to server delivery.
Then you order your extra IPs... I'm assuming this was maybe late Wednesday or sometime Thursday? Again this order would have gone to Burst's Sales first to be approved (during working hours), and possibly they sent you a justifiction form for the extra IPs, but I can only guess at the timeline until you opened another ticket on Friday. Notice the timestamp on the ticket reply you got from Colin Joyce - 10-14-2011 - 07:27PM (Friday evening). I'm guessing that you are again the victim of the weekend and that when the IP Allocations department show up for work Monday morning (tomorrow) you'll get your IPs without a hitch.
It pays to understand how companies operate and how weekends and different timezones can play a part in creating an apparent delay which actually doesn't exist. The moral here, at least for me, is that the best time to order a server is on a Tuesday morningThere's no such thing as an unmanaged server - It's actually self-managed. Worth remembering next time you're looking for someone to complain to.
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thats soo lame of Burstnet i didnt expect like this
10-16-2011, 06:18 PM #8Newbie
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me either shahaz i have had great exp with burst i love the service i recieve from them never not once have i felt like a victim until i put my word on the quality of there services to a good friend of mine and now ill never recommend them to anyone else makes me look bad also...
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Sad to hear. I remember receiving everything I ordered fast and in time. I've dedicated server with additional IP's, also a VPS with additional IP's from them.
I think I've been their customer since early this year, whenever I've needed support, thye usually answer in 15min - 2 hours timeframe and at least issues I've reported has also been solved quite fast.
All good. As the other guy said, order your server on tuesday morning.
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On the fringe of human space, raiding fleets prowl the star links for valuable cargo. Genetically engineered to survive their fierce jungle worlds, these disparate raiding tribes have unified into The Standing Nations in a bid for sovereignty.
At distant outpost Coyote Station, the threat comes not from human space, but from beyond. In search of food, the living ships of the Kirikin Swarm have arrived. The Overqueen broods deep in the bridge-womb of her command ship. She has seen great possibilities in the resources of this "human" space.
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Here are the Texas and Oklahoma ribs competing in the Red River shootout Friday night in downtown Dallas
This is one.
And: This is the other.
In the spirit of the thing, I will tell you who the pitmasters are. But I'm not going to tell you who made which ribs, because they do look quite different.
Here's how you can sample both and help choose the best ribs. Friday from 5 to 10 p.m., the Texas Oklahoma Red River Barbecue Shootout will take over Main Street Garden in downtown Dallas.
Head downtown for ribs, music and just a general good time.
These two plates of ribs — one from Texas, one from Oklahoma — were chosen from a field of eight Thursday night. I judged, along with other media types from around town (and one from Oklahoma, for at least a semblance of fairness).
The judging was at Dallas Chop House, and I should give a shout-out to the waitstaff. They patiently complied with our requests for more forks, tongs, spoons, more forks and more napkins.
The two finalists are downtown today cooking their ribs for tonight. I swear I could smell it on the way to work. Or maybe that's just my car from me being in it last night after the judging.
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Which came first — the electric vehicle or the charging station?
Well, in the Philippines, up to now, it's been a slow roll out of electric tricycles and battery-powered jeepneys, the gaudily-decorated popular public transport vehicle in the Philippines that are running through some sections of the financial district of Makati. There are very few electric cars in private hands in the Southeast Asian country. All have been getting juice from electrical outlets in their own homes.
Now the nation's largest power distributor –Manila Electric – is ramping up the commitment to a future of electric vehicles. This week, it unveiled the proto-type of the first-ever power charging station in the country, which it hopes will be up and running before the year ends. It is also looking into playing a role in building larger electric vehicles.
Anthony Agoncillo, the customer solutions manager at Meralco, said specifics of the eVehicle Power Station that will be built in Mandaluyong and other places are still being tweaked and will depend on the results of the pilot testing being done at Meralco's headquarters. A charging station costs around $23,000 to build.
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Beyond supplying the electricity to power the vehicles, Meralco may plough in funds to manufacture the vehicles themselves.
"Our job goes beyond the traditional task of providing power. The Philippines has got to develop its own niche. We in Meralco will help propagate local manufacture of electric vehicles," said Meralco Chairman Manuel Pangilinan during the launch of the charging station proto-type on Tuesday night.
The charging station will be located in Mandaluyong, a city just a few kilometers from the power distributor's headquarters and where the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has started to roll out 100,000 tricycles by 2016 that run on electricity instead of gasoline. Some battery-powered jeepneys—the gaudily-decorated popular public transport vehicle in the Philippines–already run on through some sections of the financial district of Makati.
ADB, the Manila-based regional development bank, introduced the e-trike program to reduce air pollution and help reduce the need for gas imports. The bank estimates that 3.5 million conventional combustion engine tricycles and motorcycles operate in the country, contributing millions of tons of carbon dioxide emissions every year.
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Issue No.04 - July/August (2009 vol.29)
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Norman I. Badler , University of Pennsylvania
Carol O'Sullivan , Trinity College Dublin
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Only in the ruins of post-apocalyptic cities would the absence of living entities be appropriate, whereas real environments are filled with characters, whether they're alone, in groups, or congregating in large crowds. Therefore, the simulation of populated environments is one of the most active and expanding areas of computer graphics research today. There are two main reasons for this. First, owing to the problem space's complexity, many research challenges remain to be solved. Second, a huge demand exists in many application domains (for example, games, movies, and architectural design) for convincing and scalable populace. Virtual populace is an extension of crowd-modeling research in computer graphics that encompasses activity selection, graphics portrayal, implementation architectures, and perceptual features. This special issue features articles addressing these and related issues.
Computer graphics' success in creating realistic animated characters has led to a recent upsurge of interest in creating a multiplicity of such human figures engaged in group activities. This expansion of graphical capabilities leads to a wide range of issues: low-level graphical performance and throughput, individual behavior specification and generation, collision avoidance and interaction response, 3D environmental interactions, and overall scenario scripting. The number of papers in the literature relevant to these areas is increasing rapidly; we conceived this special issue as a way to recognize that modeling collective activities has become the central focus for many computer graphics research groups.
We further realized that calling this enterprise "crowd modeling" wouldn't adequately reflect the necessary scope of the expected contributors. So, we adopted the term "virtual populace."
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We're pleased to present five papers representing an excellent cross-section of current research and applications in this exciting area. In "Brain Springs: Fast Physics for Large Crowds in WALL•E," Paul Kanyuk provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse of how Pixar simulated crowds of robot and human characters in the animated film. They simulated character physics in a realistic, interactive way, through clever and novel use of Massive, an agent-based crowd system.
Simulating massive crowds in real time necessitates fully exploiting new hardware architectures, as Erdal Yilmaz and his colleagues demonstrate in "The Virtual Marathon: Parallel Computing Supports Crowd Simulations." They explain how they used Nvidia's CUDA (originally Compute Unified Device Architecture) to accelerate the simulation of millions of virtual marathoners, using fuzzy logic.
Sébastien Paris and Stéphane Donikian discuss simulation of more complex human behaviors such as queuing, sourcing information, or making purchases in "Activity-Driven Populace: A Cognitive Approach to Crowd Simulation." In their system, each agent's movements and actions are driven by high-level goals and objectives, which are realized using multilayer cognitive decision-making.
In "YaQ: An Architecture for Real-Time Navigation and Rendering of Varied Crowds," Jonathan Maïm and his colleagues describe a complete system for rendering, animation, and behavioral simulation of large crowds. They also give a good overview of the main components such systems must implement.
Finally, Christopher Peters and Cathy Ennis highlight an important question: How do we ensure that simulations of virtual populace meet a viewer's expectations of how people actually behave? In "Modeling Groups of Plausible Virtual Pedestrians," they present a methodology that uses information extracted from video and a set of perceptual experiments to determine what's most important when simulating small groups of people in a crowded area.
We hope these articles convey some of the scope and excitement of animating a virtual populace. This area challenges us to explore novel agent architectures as well as graphical optimizations and perceptual evaluation. In our own recent research, we've explored some of these challenges, such as higher-level control aspects of functional groups and individuals 1 and exploiting perceptual knowledge to enhance the animation of richly varied crowds of people. 2
Although this overview isn't at all a survey, it would be an oversight not to acknowledge Craig Reynolds' seminal work on flocks and herds. 3 A more recent resource for the interested reader is Daniel Thalmann and Soraia Raupp Musse's book Crowd Simulation. 4
Computer animation's future appears integrally tied to the specification and production of large-scale groups with coordinated, meaningful behaviors. We hope the articles in this special issue help point the way.
Norman I. Badler is a professor of computer and information science at the University of Pennsylvania. He also directs the university's SIG (Susquehanna International Group) Center for Computer Graphics, which includes the Center for Human Modeling and Simulation. His research interests include animation by simulation, embodied-agent software, human-computer interfaces, and computational connections between language and action. Badler has a PhD in computer science from the University of Toronto. He's coeditor of Graphical Models, and he cochaired the 2004 Symposium on Computer Animation. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Carol O'Sullivan is an associate professor at Trinity College Dublin. Her research interests include perception, animation, virtual humans, and crowds. O'Sullivan has a PhD in computer graphics from Trinity College Dublin. She's the program cochair of the 2009 Siggraph Symposium on Applied Perception in Graphics and Visualization, co-editor in chief of ACM Transactions on Applied Perception, and an editorial board member of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications. Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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At Randwick, Mossman's daughter Mafia Miss (b f 2007, ex-Omerta Blue, by Sunday Silence (USA)) charged home to just fail to overhaul Gype (by Fastnet Rock) in the Listed Gimcrack Stakes (1000m).
It's a wonderful kick along for Mossman who had his early stud career, when in Queensland, interrupted by injury, and then in 2004, after his move to Vinery, near Scone, he had to halt service after covering 45 mares due to a colic attack.
Since then, Mossman has covered his biggest books – 131 (2005), 164 (2006) and 120 (2007) – before dropping back to 95 last season, and he has been a hard sell for Vinery this spring.
The results of last weekend could see a resurgence of interest in Mossman. "His 2YO crop of this season always shaped as likely to be his best," Orton said.
Mossman's 2009 service fee is $13,200 (inc. GST) after peaking at $27,500 in seasons 2005 to 2007.
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Mossman looks to have a most exciting son over here in the Shakey Isles. He's a rising four-year-old called Baldovino and is two from two after his latest success on Saturday. A most imposing type he has sensibly been given plenty of time.
I'm unsure of his exact statistics but it looks to have been quite a season for Mossman. Actually the sireline has had an extremely good trot. As dam sire of the emerging Savabeel and sire of Key Business who has had another strong season in W.A, Success Express continues to highlight the strength of his presence in our pedigrees. His son Al Akbar has done remarkably well over here from limited patronage.


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To get the role as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis on the Emmy-winning, mini-series "A Woman Named Jackie" Roma beat out 400 other actresses. Once she got the role she had three weeks to lose her accent.
She appeared Off-Broadway in the productions of "Love's Labour's Lost," "Tamara" and "Arms and The Man."
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When we envision JLo and Diddy together, we picture them at the 2000 Video Music Awards. That belly shirt and bandana headband are everything.
Bey and Jay walked the VMAs carpet together in 2004 and it was fantastic. Though NOTHING will top their 2011 VMAS moment where they announced her pregnancy. Nothing.
Both Hilary Duff and Joel Madden are parents and married to other people, but can we discuss how cute they were when they walked the VMAs red carpet together in 2005?
It seems like every year Paris Hilton walks the VMAs red carpet with a different dude, but her 2008 date, Joel's brother Benji Madden, was totally our favorite.
At the height of their relationship, Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake sat next to each other at the 2000 VMAS. We miss these days so so much.
Just a few months before that, um, "incident" on Grammys night, Rihanna and Chris Brown cozied up to each other at the VMAs in 2008.
Always the supportive hubby, Carey Hart walked the VMAs RC in 2009 with his wife, Pink, who was nominated.
Before Teenage Dream made her super famous, Katy Perry dated Travie McCoy of Gym Class Heroes, who also happened to be her date to the 2008 Video Music Awards.
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Marilyn Manson and Rose McGowan were engaged when they attended the 1999 VMAs together. Oh, how times have changed.
Taylor Swift and Joe Jonas were seated next to each other at the 2008 show when they were a couple. We're no body-language experts, but from looking at Joe's positioning, we can tell that he's just totally not feeling it.
In 2004 when Ashlee Simpson had an MTV reality show, she also had Ryan Cabrera as her boyfriend.
Selena Gomez hosted the VMAs pre-show in 2011, where she met up with her BF, Justin Bieber. He apparently took his pet snake as his plus one that night...
Cindy Crawford and Shaquille O' Neill were rumored to be dating when they walked the red carpet together in 1993.
Then-couple Vanessa Hudgens and Zac Efron presented with the rest of their High School Musical castmates at the 2008 VMAs. Who's better looking? Genuinely cannot decide.
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Notice of Intent To Prepare Environmental Impact Statement for Alcatraz Ferry Embarkation Site, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, San Francisco and Marin Counties, CA
Notice Of Intent To Prepare An Environmental Impact Statement For Alcatraz Ferry Embarkation Site.
In accordance with § 102(2)(C) of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969, and pursuant to the Council on Environmental Quality's regulations (40 CFR parts 1500-08), the National Park Service (NPS) is initiating the conservation planning and environmental impact analysis process for the proposed establishment of a long-term ferry embarkation site for passenger ferry service between the northern San Francisco waterfront and Alcatraz Island. In addition to considering the Alcatraz Ferry Embarkation site, the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) will also evaluate potential for a secondary ferry transit service offering a cross-bay connection from the San Francisco embarkation site to Sausalito and/or Fort Baker. NPS is the lead federal agency for the environmental review under NEPA, and is developing the project in coordination with the Port of San Francisco (Port) and City and County of San Francisco (City) planning and transportation agencies.
As set forth in 36 CFR 800.8(c), the NPS is also using the NEPA process to fulfill certain provisions of § 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act related to consultation and public involvement. In addition, the NPS has requested that the Port and the City be cooperating agencies for the EIS. In the event that a site on Port property is identified as the preferred alternative, environmental review of the project pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) would be required, and would be initiated at a later date.
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All scoping comments must be postmarked or transmitted not later than July 31, 2012.
Background: Alcatraz Island, the site of pre-Civil War fortifications, was the nation's first military prison. It later became the most notorious maximum security penitentiary in the United States, and subsequently was the site of the occupation that helped ignite the movement for American Indian self-determination. Over 1.4 million people visit Alcatraz Island annually from the existing ferry embarkation site at Pier 311/2in San Francisco, managed by Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA). The Alcatraz Ferry Embarkation EIS will build upon several studies completed by NPS, the Port, the City, the State of California, and the California Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA; formerly the Water Transit Authority).
A 2011 draft feasibility study identified potential sites for consideration located among GGNRA, Fisherman's Wharf, and the northern Embarcadero. The sites studied included Port piers 191/2, 291/2, 311/2, 41, and 45, and GGNRA piers 1, 2, 3, and 4 at Fort Mason. If suggested during scoping, other sites that meet the project purpose and need could also be considered. The draft feasibility study and subsequent investigations also analyzed the surrounding area, identified the programs and facilities needed to operate the sites, existing conditions at the sites, and criteria to evaluate the sites.
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The NPS seeks to secure a site on the northern San Francisco waterfront that provides for a long-term (50 years or more) orientation and ferry embarkation facility for visitors to Alcatraz Island. NPS desires an identifiable, adequate, and quality visitor welcome and support area that begins to connect visitors to Alcatraz history, GGNRA, and the national park system. The NPS also seeks to establish ferry connections between the embarkation site and existing piers at Sausalito and/or at Fort Baker, which is managed by GGNRA.
The need for the project is driven by the following factors:
- Alcatraz ferry service is currently subject to location changes every 10 years which has led to visitor confusion, community concerns, and inconsistency in visitor support services.
- Ability to make improvements at the existing site is constrained by lease provisions between the Port and the concessioner, with substantial amounts of revenue spent on rent, reducing the amount available to invest on Alcatraz and other GGNRA sites.
- The condition of existing facilities constrains and negatively affects NPS and the concessioners' abilities to create a recognizable identity and quality visitor experience.
- The current facility has insufficient space to appropriately orient visitors to Alcatraz or provide information to the many visitors who are unable to visit Alcatraz.
- There is very limited opportunity to provide cross-bay ferry service to other GGNRA areas.
The objectives for this project include creating a ferry embarkation site that:
- Establishes a long-term (50 years or more) primary location for visitor access to Alcatraz Island.
- Is economically feasible and sustainable, and generates revenue for investment on Alcatraz and other park facilities and visitor programs.
- Accommodates critical visitor and operational programs and facilities, and provides for efficient land and vessel operations.
- Provides an identifiable area for quality welcome, orientation, and interpretation of the natural, cultural, scenic and recreational resources of Alcatraz, the larger GGNRA, and the national park system.
- Provides facilities for cross-bay ferry service to accommodate existing and future visitor demand for travel to Alcatraz Island, Muir Woods, and the Marin Headlands.
Public Scoping Comments and Further Information: This notice serves to formally open the agency and public scoping comment phase for this EIS. Key impact topics which are expected to be addressed in the EIS include transportation, visitor experience, aesthetics, economics, cultural resources, natural resources, and air quality—however, agencies, members of the public, and interested organizations are encouraged to provide any comments on the spectrum of issues and concerns that should be addressed. Respondents will also assist with defining a suitable range of alternatives; advise on the nature and extent of potential environmental impacts, including natural, cultural, socioeconomic and other topics; and suggest possible mitigation strategies that would reduce potential impacts from project development.
Several public scoping meetings will be scheduled in San Francisco and Marin Counties. Meeting dates, times, and locations will be publicized through local and regional news media, by email to the park mailing list (to be included on the EIS email list, please visit: www.nps.gov/goga and click the "Join the Mailing List" link), and via the project Web site http://parkplanning.nps.gov/ALCAembarkation. This Web site will also provide relevant information, including the project description, planning process updates, meeting notices, reports and documents, and useful links associated with the project. You may also contact the GGNRA Planning Division at firstname.lastname@example.com or (415) 561-4700 for further information.
ADDRESSES: Written comments should be mailed to the following address: Superintendent, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Attn: Alcatraz Ferry Embarkation EIS, Fort Mason, Bldg. 201, San Francisco, CA 94123. Before including your address, phone number, email address, or other personal identifying information in your comment, you should be aware that your entire comment—including your personal identifying information—may be made publicly available at any time. While you can ask us in your comment to withhold your personal identifying information from public review, we cannot guarantee that we will be able to do so.
Decision Process: At this time, it is anticipated that the Draft EIS will be available for public review in mid-2013. Availability of the document for review will be announced by the publication of a Notice of Availability in the Federal Register, through local and regional news media, via the project Web site, and by email to project email recipients. Additional public meetings will be held after the Draft EIS is distributed to provide further opportunities to comment on the proposed project. Following due consideration of all comments received on the Draft EIS, preparation of the Final EIS is anticipated to be completed in 2014. As a delegated EIS, the official responsible for the final decision regarding the proposed ferry embarkation site is the NPS Regional Director, Pacific West Region. Subsequently, the official responsible for implementation will be the GGNRA Superintendent.
Dated: April 6, 2012.
Patricia L. Neubacher,
Acting Regional Director, Pacific West Region.
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Definition of cut-off in English:
1A point or level which is a designated limit of something: 2,500 g is the standard cut-off below which infants are categorized as 'low birthweight' [as modifier]: the cut-off date to register is July 2
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- In cases where adult and immature birds exhibited differences in timing, either only one age class was subjected to a date cut-off or separate date cut-offs were chosen for each age class.
- Don't take the 12-ounce limit as an absolute cut-off, especially if you're relying on calcium-fortified orange juice as a substitute for milk.
- Because this EIA was manufactured as a qualitative test, a calibrator and additional control specimens were needed to determine the threshold cut-off and to monitor the assay performance.
2An act of stopping or interrupting the supply of something: a cut-off of aid would be a disaster
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- In the first five years after the cut-off of Russian aid, the economy contracted by a third.
- Should the US, Canada and the European Union make good on their threat of an aids cut-off, Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, will be devastated.
- The organisation fights for getting the senior citizens free basic services like water, cancellation of their debts and to stop evictions and water cut-offs.
2.1A device for producing an interruption in flow of a power or fuel supply: the motor has a thermal overload cut-off for safety
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- Sometimes the vehicle redlines and fuel cut-offs aren't true to life.
- The kettle boasts 360 degree rotation, a water level gauge, a removable/washable filter, a neon power indicator and an auto cut-off.
- While common in semi-autos, the cut-off is a real innovation in a pump gun and a welcome improvement.
2.2A sudden drop in amplification or responsiveness of an electric device at a certain frequency: [as modifier]: a cut-off frequency of 8 Hz
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- Dynamic behavior such as vibration modes or cut-off frequency of the device under test can be analyzed by the evolution of contrast as the operating frequency increases.
- The system behaves as a wave guide excited far beyond its cut-off frequency mode and therefore only the stray field of the coaxial line-wave guide transition is used in the measurement.
- Aldroubi and Gröchenig have developed a new sampling theory that can handle situations where having such a cut-off frequency is undesirable.
2.3 [mass noun] The stopping of the supply of steam to the cylinders of a steam engine when the piston has travelled a set percentage of its stroke: at the moment of starting, cut-off is about 75 per cent
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- Consequently, they were worked with a full throttle and the shortest cut-off at which boiler steam pressure and water supply could be maintained.
3 (cut-offs) Shorts made by cutting off the legs of a pair of jeans or other trousers and leaving the edges unhemmed: she was wearing frayed cut-offs
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- Within a moment, Chris opened the door, wearing a pair of faded jean cut-offs and a green tee shirt.
- She put on a black tank top and a pair of black jean cut-offs.
- The smiling woman was dressed casually in a pair of denim cut-offs and a simple baby blue tank top, her chestnut hair tied up in a pony tail.
4North American A short cut.
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Angela Musgrove, a 31-year-old medical biller, lives with her three children in one of the apartments that as of Friday, was covered in a gray coating showing that renovations were obviously still in progress.
"It was a little dilapidated," Musgrove said before breaking into laughter while describing the way her apartment looked when she moved in about one year ago.
"I think it's an improvement," she said of the Housing Authority's work.
Musgrove is one of the about 1,100 tenants who live in the Medical Center area.
The Housing Authority of San Bernardino County is spending roughly $10 million for exterior renovations and energy-efficiency upgrades throughout the the 296 apartment units of the agency's Medical Center complex.
Housing officials have pooled financing from various sources, including about $3.4 million authorized under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Housing Authority spokeswoman Ana Gamiz said.
"Most of our efforts actually, are to increase the curb appeal. Not just for residents but the broader neighborhood," said Gus Joslin, deputy executive director of the Housing Authority's real estate development office.
"They're very much institutional and always have been, and we're trying to make it look more like a neighborhood," Joslin continued.
The Medical Center apartments, known in the neighborhood as simply "The Projects," date back to the Truman Era. The first tenants moved in circa 1951 to buildings that still reflect that "institutional" aesthetic that Joslin described.
Perhaps the most dominant feature in the single-story apartments' old look is their concrete block construction. One of the changes that construction workers are implementing throughout the Medical Center neighborhood is to cover the walls with a layer of stucco that conceals the lines showing the outline of each block.
The added stucco also provides some insulation to each building, project manager Maurice Camp said.
The project also includes new paint, windows, security screens, water and sewer laterals, improved air-cooling systems and new roofing.
The neighborhood's apartments are in various stages of renovations. Some look as if the process is just beginning, others are covered in a gray coating while awaiting final stucco work and there are other buildings where the work looks to be just about complete.
Some of the buildings where work has progressed the furthest were painted in eggshell and beige colors. There are five color variations to be employed across the neighborhood, Camp said.
The job scheduled calls for renovations to be completed in December, but construction crews may be able to finish around the end of October, he said.


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First, there was gossip of a predictable Nexus 6 handheld, manufactured by Google alongside LG and based on the latter's stunning G3. Then, Nexus was rumored to be no more, and a mysterious but juicy replacement Android Silver project emerged.
LG officials confirmed they were never in talks with Big G for a Nexus 5 sequel, but just when we were ready to give up all hope, the search giant came forward with statements making it clear the "pure Google" device line was alive and well.
Quite the wild, bumpy, confusing ride and we're only getting started. Because now a Motorola-made Nexus 6 is said to be in the works, and, surprise, surprise, Android Silver might never see the light of day.
The Motorola N6 "Shamu" story first originated from Android Police and the publication's frequently accurate inside sources, and The Information is in a position to corroborate it, after checking with three distinct "people with knowledge of the matter".
As for Android Silver's speculated stillborn factor, The Information is the only one hinting at the matter, although things are reportedly in a process of clarification. In other words, Google's execs themselves may not know if Silver gets the green light. Not yet.
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2008 Predators Cup Finals Set for This Weekend
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The road to the Preds Cup continues this weekend! The finals will be set on Friday, March 21 at Centennial Sportsplex in Nashville, with the winners of the two semifinal matchups advancing. The Pope John Paul II Knights (Nashville area) will take on the Hendersonville Commandos (Nashville area) at 6:30 p.m. and the Collierville Dragons (Memphis area) will take on the Metro Pirates (Knoxville Area) at 8:00 p.m. These semi-final games are open to the public and admission is free.
Winners from the two semi-finals will go on to play each other in the Preds Cup Championship game at the Sommet Center on Saturday, March 22 at approximately 5:15 p.m. The game will begin 45 minutes after the conclusion of the Predators vs. Blackhawks game which starts at 2:00 p.m. Preds Cup is open to the public and admission is free, seating is general admission and all spectators are asked to enter though the Sommet Center South Entrance located on the corner of Demonbreun and 5th Ave (adjacent to the Country Music Hall of Fame).
iQtv10 has teamed up with the Nashville Predators and six other educational access channels statewide to air the eighth annual Predators Cup Tennessee High School Hockey Championship title game in late March/early April. iQtv10, Wilson County's WBBN Channel 9, Williamson County's WBHS9 Channel 9, Knoxville's WISE Channel 10, Germantown's GHS-TV Channel 17, Williamson County Schools's WC-TV Comcast 3/Charter 96, and Collierville High School's channel will all simultaneously air the 2008 Predators Cup on Friday, March 28, at 7p.m., and iqtv10 has additional showings of the contest on Sunday, March 30 at 2 p.m. and Wednesday, April 2 at 8 p.m.
The Nashville Predators established the Predators Cup during the 1999-00 season as part of the team's mission to increase the visibility of hockey on the amateur level in Tennessee. To view tournament schedule/results and more information visit www.nashvillepredators.com/predscup.


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Any tips ladies for constipation and which foods work best.
my 28th month old has a bad appetite and is on pediasure, 1 bottle a day.
she never had problems before, but seems to have developed constipation over night. i want to try to introduce something she will enjoy and still get the tummy to work.
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Hi my little boy was on something similiar to paediasure called infatrini and I found while on that he never had an appetite as it was so thick and stodgy. We eventually got him of it and his appetite now knows no bounds at times lol! It also caused constipation for him so we found lactulose helped and spinach and pear would really help clear him out. He had fruit every morning in his porridge and plenty of water. The constipation stopped when the infatrini was stopped too xx
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I find grapes & strawberries help my ds with his constipation & drinking plenty of water as well. I give my son a cup of drink every meal time as well as a beaker in between meals (probably drinks around 20ozs of fluid a day) Jacob tends to go for 2 poo's a day now...1 in the morning & 1 in the afternoon Plenty of veg in his diet as well which seems to help xx


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The American Cancer Society has chosen Mitch "The Loud Guy" micheau of 95 Rock as the honorary chair of this years Relay for Life event. Micheau, who is known for his sense of humor, fought his own battle with cancer and therefore became the perfect spokesperson.
One year ago, Micheau was diagnosed with renal cell cancer. The annual fundraiser is scheduled for June 17-18th at Stocker Stadium in Grand Junction. There is still time to form a team and sign up for the event. The overnight gathering draws teams together to walk for research dollars.
Micheau says this years' theme is children's books, so pick a children's book and dress accordingly. Micheau hasn't chosen his character yet, but says is leaning towards being a pirate.
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And that's what Mike Marshall has been doing since May, when he was appointed as alternate co-chair of the Delta Regional Authority by President Barack Obama.
"It's the greatest job in the world," said Marshall, who lives in Sikeston. "I love it."
Marshall does a lot of traveling with his new job. "I go to a lot of projects being funded or proposed to be funded by the Delta Regional Authority," he said. Those include safe drinking water projects, levee board meetings, and an initiative to help a community college have a certified school to teach and license crop dusters.
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Settlements are legal, but who cares?
A judiciary committee has concluded that Israeli settlements in the West Bank are in fact legal. The West Bank, the committee believes, is not occupied territory and therefore Israel has the legal right to settle it. Is it a legally viable conclusion? One would find it hard to dismiss such a conclusion, authored by a former High Court justice, and the former legal advisor to Israel's Foreign Ministry.
Alan Baker, one of the committee members, said today that the report produced by the committee is "legal" and not "political". I have no doubt that the authors believe this to be the case – and I have no doubt that such belief is irrelevant. As soon as the report was released and published, a barrage of responses followed the most banal route of political patterns. Ministers of the right immediately leapt on the opportunity to legalize all West Bank outposts, calling the report an historic opportunity. Left-wing NGOs attacked the report without even taking the time to pretend to have read it first.
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Law is not mathematics – it is an interpretive discipline, and debates over legal matters are to be expected. The Levy Committee report is much too serious to be caricatured. It is not a kooky report authored by zealots. It highlights many important points that many people aren't even aware of: There was never a Palestinian State in the occupied territories; Jordan was also an occupier and had no stronger claim on the West Bank than Israel. These are not exactly new revelations – but the Levy committee made them seem new by highlighting them and making them the focal point in its ruling on the legality of settlements.
Does it matter? I'd suspect it doesn't matter much. The issue of settlements is not a legal matter, it's a political matter. That the Prime Minister didn't rush to publicize the report is quite telling. Apparently, he didn't think this would be the trump card with which to sway the world away from hammering Israel over its settlement policy; apparently, he did realize that such report is trouble – he will now have to rein in the many settler-friendly legislators in his party who for some reason believe this report will give them a mandate to build in the territories as much as they want; apparently, he knows very well that this report means a waste of many good hours on useless conversations with "worried" European officials.
Don't believe the many critics of the Levy report: it is a fine report, and in many ways a convincing report. To have a real impact though, it should have been produced 40 years ago, when Israel didn't yet have West Bank policies well in place, before the many rulings of the High Court on this matter, before the minds of right and left Israelis were set, before the talks with Palestinians took place, before the nineties and the eighties and the seventies, before the "occupation" transcended all legal discussion. Maybe 40 years ago, the Levy report could have a real impact – and not even then it would necessarily have had a positive impact.
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This colorful and exciting version of South American liar's dice combines good guessing, good bluffing and good luck. Featuring 6 dice cups and 30 dice, the components go anywhere in the drawstring travel pouch. there's no game board or other components to set up.
From the Andes to America, it's the game where hidden dice bring out the fun for everyone!
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Year: 2008
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Our family began playing Perudo about 10 yrs ago. Since then we have introduced many family and friends to it. Now my husband's family plays as do all of his high school buddies (and we are now WAY beyond high school age!) Great game for any age. Every Thanksgiving and Christmas when the family gets together Perudo is brought out. May the best liar win!
Perudo is known by many names: Dudo, Liar's Dice, Cauchos, and so on. This game has been around for many, many years and weathered the storm admirably - truely a classic.
As many reviews have already said, you don't necessarily need to buy this game in order to play it. But, if you are starting from scratch and want some nice dice cups and the dice to fill them, you will likely spend as much on components as you would on this edition of the game.
The components are good quality. The dice cups are a sturdy, rubbery plastic. The dice and cups match colors, adding a little extra fun and brightness to the game. The cups stack together tightly, with a lid to fit on the top cup, storing all the dice securely together. The game comes in a nice tin, and also includes a colorful travel bag (which does shrink the necessary space for packing the game).
If you connect with friends that already play the game you will want to make sure everyone is using the same rules. With any game that has been around this long, rule variants are inevitable. I recently played a game, for instance, where half the players used one form of bidding (where as soon as someone bid on 5's, you could only bid on 5's or 6's, and go up from there), and the other half used another form (where a bid of seven 4's would beat a bid of six 6's - this is the bidding style I first learned and thus prefer).
This game is definitely a keeper, in whatever form you choose to play it.
Perudo is a great game with four or more players. It is easy to learn, and a relatively quick play, but also has some layers of strategy. This set comes with six sets of dice/cups, but you can easily expand it to more players with additional dice. We found it nice to have the different color dice, which makes it obvious which players have how many dice left. Note that this game is the same as the new "Pirate's Dice", from the Pirates of the Caribbean movie, but you get six sets of different colored dice, rather than four sets, and it is less expensive, thus it a good value. It also has a convenient soft carrying case. You certainly can buy your own dice, but we have found it for the convenience and the matching sets, it is well worth buying this. We have taken it many places, from vacations abroad to camping, lunch time at work, and it is always a big hit, bringing out the competitive spirit in people. Highly recommended.
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As a frequent reader of SDN I would like to see more Morgan Liddick opinions and fewer Martin and Ruth Hertzberg letters.
Liddick expertly points out that Obamacare will be a catastrophe. A bill that has not one congressional vote from the opposing party is a bad bill.
Can Americans exist on a 30 hour work week? That and higher unemployment are what this terribly written bill will do for America. More citizens on welfare,food stamps and dependence on government is exactly what Obamacare accomplishes. But I guess that's what Democrats really want. After all, socialism has worked so well in other countries.
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Zika Virus Surfaces For First Time In Ventura County By Lance Orozco • Aug 19, 2016 Ventura County has confirmed its first case of Zika virus. Ventura County Public Health officials say the virus was confirmed with a female who's not suspected of being pregnant. Officials say the symptoms were mild, and the woman didn't need to be admitted to a hospital. Brush Fire In Santa Barbara County Grows To 2700 Acres By Lance Orozco • Aug 19, 2016 (Photo by Mike Eliason, SBCFD) A brush fire in the Los Padres National Forest in Santa Barbara County has grown to 2700 acres. The Rey fire broke out at around 3 p.m. Thursday near the White Rock Picnic Area, off of Paradise Road. It's in a rugged backcountry area of the Santa Ynez Valley. A number of campers were evacuated from the area, and evacuation orders were issued for some of the scattered homes, and ranches. No structures have been reported damaged, with the fire 20% contained. Brush Fire Chars More Than 600 Acres Of Land In Santa Barbara County; Hundreds Evacuated By Lance Orozco • Aug 18, 2016 (Photo by Mike Eliason, Santa Barbara County Fire Department) A brush fire in the Los Padres National Forest, in the back country of the Santa Ynez Valley that prompted hundreds of evacuations Thursday is now 20% contained. The Rey fire broke out at around 3 p.m. near the White Rock Picnic Area, off of Paradise Road. The huge cloud of smoke from the 600 acre blaze was visible from the Santa Barbara area, as well as Solvang and Santa Ynez. Bill By State Senator From Santa Barbara To Help Disabled Veterans With Jobs On Governor's Desk By Lance Orozco • Aug 18, 2016 A bill authored by a state senator from Santa Barbara to help disabled veterans keep their new jobs in education has been passed by the state legislature, and is now on the Governor's desk awaiting his action. SB 1180 gives disabled veterans who are new school employees extra sick leave so they can attend VA and other medical appointments without endangering their jobs. Depending on the position, the veterans would be eligible for 10 to 12 days of medical leave during their first year of employment. Santa Barbara County Law Enforcement Agency Begins Mandatory Overtime To Offset Understaffing By KCLU Staff • Aug 18, 2016 Listen Listening... / 0:55 KCLU's John Palminteri on understaffing of Santa Barbarba County Sheriffs. The Santa Barbara County Deputy Sheriff's Association says it's been told that a new schedule for deputies now calls for 12 hour shifts over four days. In a normal pay period, that adds up to 96 hours over two weeks, including 16 hours of mandatory scheduled overtime. Fire Near Santa Ynez Valley Resort Claims Cabin, Remains Under Investigation By KCLU Staff • Aug 18, 2016 Listen Listening... / 0:28 KCLU's John Palminteri on a fire near Zaca Lake. Smoke billowed up from the Santa Ynez Valley Wednesday afternoon when a cabin went up in flames at the Zaca Lake resort. The site is several miles away from Los Olivos, and is privately owned. Fire crew from Santa Barbara county stopped the flames from spreading very far, but about five acres burned near the cabin. Man Sentenced To 75 Years To Life For Multiple Child Molestations In Ventura County By Lance Orozco • Aug 18, 2016 A Los Angeles man will spend the rest of his life in prison, after being sentenced in Ventura County for molesting five children. Ventura County Sheriff's detectives say Luis Manuel Gonzales molested a child while visiting relatives at their home in Camarillo in November of 2013. An investigation was started, and two additional victims were discovered, leading to his arrest in March of 2014. Detectives say as the investigation continued, two additional molestation victims were discovered, bringing the total to five. 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