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Skip to comments.Need help with Dis-assembly/ Field Stripping of a Remington Model 11 Shotgun (vanity)
Posted on 01/02/2010 12:57:48 PM PST by Blueflag
Need some FReeper help here. I now have my dad's Model 11 Remington shotgun. It's a 12 G, 2 3/4" shells, serial number 744763. Mod choke. Made 1940s or earlier.
I'd like to clean and prep it quite thoroughly prior to its trip to a gunsmith for a safety/ops check.
Anybody have a good source for how to dissemble/clean it?
many thanks!
I'd like to clean and prep it quite thoroughly prior to its trip to a gunsmith for a safety/ops check.
Anybody have a good source for how to dissemble/clean it?
many thanks!
There are probably videos on it out on YouTube.
Take it to a trusted 'smith' for the work. A good smithie will check the action as well as the bore and primary firing mechanism.
A few dollars will pay dividends!
I actually checked youtube first; didn't find a video on dis-assembly/cleaning. Several videos were fascinated with the recoil mechanism, but nuthin *I* found guides assembly/cleaning.
But I coulda just missed it.
Unless you really know the gunsmith is good I'd let well enough alone and just clean and oil it .. free owners manual with takedown/disassembly http://www.remington.com/Pages/News-and-Resources/Downloads/Owners-Manuals.aspx
I agree.
I just wanted to clean it up good prior to dropping it off. It's been stored in a hard-side carrying case for years. It was put away oiled and clean, but my dad had never taken it out of the case for probably 20 years!
Beautiful gun. Action works smoothly.
Thanks for the advice.
LOL .. "Niedermeyer" ... got the silver helmet?
I had found that site but it doesn't list the model 11 from the 1940s and earlier. I have to request the 'obsolete manual' . Thanks anyways!
Just re-oil with rem oil and wipe everything your finger can reach with a rag. Theres no need to detail strip a pump, ever IMO. unless it was oiled with junk that gums up over time.
I'd pull the thing apart and clean it just once, and then put it up on the shelf until kingdom come.
Semiauto shotguns are probably the single kind of firearm which has come the furthest in the last fifty or sixty years. The new ones have screw-in chokes so you don't need separate shotguns for every kind of use, they're much more reliable, much faster, much easier to clean, and many have recoil attenuation mechanisms including ported barrels, back boring, and things like the Beretta kickoff.
The Beretta Xtrema-II is one of life's bargains. Beretta makes its money on guns costing 3G - 30G and up and forces dealers to take a certain number of the hunting guns which are generally sold on the internet. The 900 - 1400 pricetag which you see on gunbroker.com for the Xtrema-II in various configurations can't be much more than the cost of producing the thing and shipping it here. It's all either stainless or man-made and totally immune to any and all weather, can handle all 12ga sizes including the 3.5 mags, and has a heavy spring and bleedoff valve so that you can shoot skeets one day and geese the next without changing anything other than ammo. It's startlingly easy to pull apart and clean and doesn't really need much cleaning beyond a bore snake and some chemical to take off plastic wadding residue, which all shotguns need.
The Model 11 is a cousin to the Browning "humpback" A5. Semi-auto, squared-off back of the receiver, semi-auto 12ga.
I found you an exploded view. An exploded view of the A5 might also help.
The #1 reason why I would recommend that you not do it yourself is that you probably don't have the required set of screwdrivers to take down a firearm without mashing up the screws. If you look at the set of screwdrivers used by a smith, you'll see that they're precision instruments, with blades that fit the screw slots *exactly* - like with less than a thousandth clearance to the sides. This prevents you from making a mess out of a screw if you need to put some torque into removing it. On top of that, I'm guessing you also don't have a set of brass punches or drifts and a soft hammer with which to drive them.
If you want to buy such a set of screwdrivers, Midway USA and Brownells sell sets - reckon on from $70 to $90 for a set that includes interchangeable bits that fit most screws.
A smith might charge only $50 to strip and clean it. Since you're taking it there anyway, I'd just have him clean it, because he's already going to be into it to check the moving components. NB that parts for the Model 11 are difficult to get, so if you or he screws something up in the take-down, or something already is broken, you might be looking at making the piece yourself to get the gun shooting again.
Good advice. I had previously found the connection between the A5 and the Model 11. The Model 11 was apparently built in the US under a license.
I kinda figure that Remington did NOT want owners to get into the mechanisms behind screws. Every other Remington long gun I have comes apart easily WITHOUT using a screwdriver (EXCEPT to remove the barrel assembly from a receiver).
The Model 11's barrel and tube came off quite readily, but nothing else.
I'll go with the advice of cleaning and oiling what I can reach, and then handing it over to a 'smith for testing.
I'd like to use it. It's a family/heritage thing to go hunting with your dad's shotgun that he's FINALLY passed along ;-) [ he's 87 ]
Why do you want to disassemble? You are asking for problems that don't exist.
To check for/ remove gunk, grime, gum, corrosion. To clean, lubricate, etc. The usual 'owner maintenance' of a fine firearm.
I have no intent of taking apart a trigger mechanism, etc. This was just to ascertain what is the right owner maintenance to perform, and how to do it.
No different than what I would do with any of my other long guns.
If the action works fine, no need to disassemble. Leave it alone. Unless you know the reputation of the gunsmith to be excellent, I wouldn't have him mess with it either.
Also... I know you didn't ask, but DON'T store the gun in a case, etc. Get it home clean and just stand it up in a dry place that has good air circulation. (Assuming you don't have a safe.)
+1 on number 10, too. If it's an heirloom keep it, shoot it now and then, and get something else to hunt with.
Did you check with Remington? You should be able to contact any gun mfg for a copy of an owners manual for models they produce(d).
On this shotgun, the barrel, breach and carrier all recoil as one unit. About an hour ago, I could NOT get the action to work smoothly; it was very sticky and felt quite 'dry'. After simple dis-assembly, cleaning and oiling, the action works readily and smoothly. Should be good to go.
If I get brave (and it freaking warms up a bit!) I may take it out back and burn up some birdshot rounds just to see how it works.
*IF* I encounter any irregularities, I'll get it professionally refurbed.
Isn't that sorta like thoroughly cleaning the house before the housekeeper shows up?
Pay a little extra and have the gunsmith strip it and check it out. He has the proper screwdrivers and brass punches to properly dismantle the gun without damaging the screws or scratching the surfaces of the metal. He can adjust it as needed for proper operation.
I don't intend to hunt with a scatter gun. I'll treat this one as an heirloom. But I still want it to be functional.
I have always been a small bore long rifle hunter. Thought it to be more sporting. Also, after ONE waterfowl hunting foray, where I stood in shin deep ice water for hours, just to hope a target flew within range ... I have no personal use for that type of hunting. I much prefer to walk and stalk. Can't do the deer stand thing either.
Thanks all for the advice.
LOL. it's exactly like that!
I just hate to take a firearm to a 'smith that's potentially in bad shape. I can at least clean it and oil it!
But, yeah, it's a bit OCD ;-)
thanks all for the advice!
The good news is that my study now has a very manly gun oil/ Outers aroma ;-)
Based om memory, DO NOT LET THE MAINSPRING GET AWAY FROM YOU !! Other than that I don't recall it being a complicated issue. There is a bronze ring around the magazine tube, mark it with a sharpie so you know which way it goes. It's Browning all the way as far as design goes.
Here ya' go,,,
Just remove the barrel,,,
Note the info on the Placement of friction rings for
functioning with different ammo,,,
I just wipe mine down with very LITTLE lite oil and
wipe it Dry,,,
The one I have is below SN 360,000...
P.S. : Don't mash your fingers !...;0)
The aroma of Hoppe's #9 also does a lot for a gun room.
But beware the stench of Birchwood-Casey stock stain. Or very old Outers walnut stain. Not just the bottles but the rags too.
They will stink up the entire house. Not helpful for domestic tranquillity. Best used outside.
That's why I dis-recommend trying to take it down with normal screwdrivers which will invariably mash up some of the original screws. It is an heirloom in your family, and while the "market value" among "serious collectors" might not be very high, to YOU the value is "priceless."
The A5 semi-auto design was rather complicated as semi-auto shotguns are seen today. They were very reliable in their day and today the only downside of them is that they're not as simple and easy to repair as some semi-autos. There's nothing wrong with them, however, and properly maintained, you'll enjoy many years of use from a M-11 or A5.
If you ever go into that M-11, you'll want a big clean work area, and you'll want little pans into which you'll put all the parts - there will be small screws, pins, springs, etc that will come out of that action, seemingly by the bushel-full. The other thing about the A5/M-11 is that they depended upon the "Blish effect" - ie, the friction between dissimilar metals under high pressure or speed. In the M-11 and A5, there is a "friction ring" which rides on the magazine tube to soak up some of the recoil of the bolt being moved to the rear during the cycling. You don't want to over-lube that ring - it is supposed to have some friction ("sticktion" really) to slow down the bolt's speed to the rear. You never, ever want to operate the gun without that bronze friction ring in the gun, because the bolt will fly rearward with enough force to possibly crack the receiver (eg, with magnum loads).
You want to be careful about losing parts, because I rather doubt that you can find replacements from Remington any more. If you lose a part that is difficult for a machinist or 'smith to replicate, it could become a wall-hanger until you buy a whole 'nuther M-11 to use as a shop queen for parts.
If you're ever looking for a field gun at a reasonable price (ie, keep the M-11 where it is dry and clean, and take your "field" scattergun out hunting), check out the Beretta A390/A391 shotguns. They're semi-auto, gas-operated, simple as a rock (like four pieces in the gas mechanism) and they're about $900 to $1000 new in most places. Watch for them on sale or used. You can get chokes and parts for them all day long, they're reliable, simple guns and I can personally attest that they survive the most grueling conditions into which I've put them. When mine ceased to cycle properly from too much of Nevada's talc-fine dust, I simply poured in some Delo 15W40 diesel motor oil, shook it out, racked the bolt a couple times and ignored it for another year.
They're indestructible scatterguns for which you can find OEM and aftermarket parts at reasonable prices, and they'll handle 3" magnum loads.
I looked this up in my NRA Guide to Firearms Assembly (1980). The trigger group on this old gun doesn't come out as a unit, but rather, in pieces at a time, and can be a real challenge if you aren't sure what you are doing. I have some instructions below that might help you. NOW... If you are like me and like to store history information with your firearms, cut and paste this information to a blank page, then print it out for safe keeping:
"In 1900, John M. Browning was granted U. S. Patent No. 659.507 for a locked-breech, long recoil operated semi-automatic shotgun mechanism. Browning first offered this design to Winchester Repeating Arms Co., as he had done with his arms designs in previous years, but on a royalty basis instead of outright sale as had been his practice. The parties could not reach an agreement, and Browning terminated his 17-year relationship with Winchester.
At that time, no other American arms maker was in a position to produce this shotgun, so Browning went to Belgium where he arranged for its manufacture by Fabrique Nationale d'Armes de Guerre in Liege. Initial production by the FN firm was in 1903.
In 1905 Remington Arms Co. was licensed to manufacture the Browning shotgun in this country. It was introduced that year as the Remington Model 11 and was offered in 12-, 16-, and 20-ga. and in several grades with various barrel lengths and chokes.
The Model 11 No. 0 Riot Grade shotgun with 18 1/2" barrel in 12-ga. only was offered the following year.
The Model 11 Police Special with 18 1/2" barrel in 12-ga. only was introduced in 1921. The barrel was especially bored for buckshot loads and the gun was furnished with sling swivels.
Remington's Model 11 Riot gun was also introduced in 1921. It was furnished with 20" cylinder-bored barrel in 12-, 16-, and 20-ga.
A 3-shot version of the Model 11 was introduced in 1931. Designated Sportsman Model, it was available in various barrel lengths and grades in 12-, 16-, and 20-ga.
Production of the Model 11 shotgun terminated in 1948 and was replaced the following year by the Model 11-48."
If the shotgun is operating properly otherwise, I would not detail strip it (dis-assembly of entire trigger group) for cleaning - just field strip and then the following:
Now, depending upon how well it has been taken care of in the past, the trigger group may or may not be full of dust, grime, and dirt that is attracted to the same oil that was used to lubricated it. This is what I do on any shotgun trigger group that is suffering from what I call "gunk syndrome" in order to avoid completely disassembling it (sometimes though, you have to 'bite the bullet' and take it apart - avoid this if you have the least bit out doubt, and I mean even the tiniest bit, about whether or not you will be able to get the trigger group reassembled): Buy a can of Birchwood-Casey Gunscrubber... Hose the entire trigger group down, work the action for about a minute to get the Gunscrubber everywhere it needs to be, let it sit for 30 minutes or so, then repeat. Upon the second application (and BTW, the pressure from the can of Gunscrubber will blow quite a bit of gunk out of the assembly, so do this in an area that will not get you in trouble with the Mrs. BEWARE OF FLYING GUNK AS IT WILL STAIN CARPET! I KNOW THIS TO BE TRUE!) you should be making some headway in getting the group clean. I also use canned air from the office supply house to blow the gunk out. Now, canned air can introduce moisture, so I apply another strong round of Gunscrubber just after the canned air. Once clean, I let the Gunscrbber evaporate and then I use Breakfree CLP as the final lubricant. If this type of treatment won't do the trick, it is dis-assembly time... I have only had one semi-auto shotgun cross my bench that the above treatment didn't fix - it was a Remington 1100 that someone had evidently dropped in a nasty puddle of mud while duck hunting. The mud had turned to hard clay...
"Pride goeth before a fall..." My grandmother used to tell me that one all the time when I wouldn't listen to her or my grandfather's sage advise... So, if you have any doubts about working on a firearm, make sure that pride doesn't talk you into something that you will be embarrased about later. I can't count the number of firearms I've had to reassemble for folks that thought they wouldn't have any trouble with a complete dis-assembly "just because they wanted to make sure it was 100% clean" and then couldn't get it back together. They can almost never look you in the eye when they bring one in to you in Ziploc bags for reassembly. I try not to give them a hard time unless they have always exhibited a "know-it-all" attitude when I've dealt with them previously. :-)
Unless you are going to be loading up hot 00 Buck loads or heavy slug loads, I wouldn't worry too much about the shotgun, unless it shows signs of prior abuse. If the bore is not pitted, and the stock is not cracked at the wrist, you are probably just fine with any kind of game load short of heavy, maximum, goose-killer loads (and I would venture to say that you wouldn't even run into any problems then unless you were trying to go through a full case of shells in one day.)
Hope this helps!
After the divorce, Winchester produced possibly the worst shotgun ever, the Model 1911SL. Similar in operation to the A5, wherever Winchester could evade JMB's patents. The 1911SL lacked a bolt handle, replaced by a knurled grip on the barrel.To operate the action one must pull the whole action back, being sure to remember to push the bolt retainer as the action wouldn't stay open. The modeel I had was a takedown model. It had a laminated stock, I can't guess why.
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Ah, the infamous Winchester Model 1911 "Widow Maker" Self Loading shotgun... too many people tried to cock the action by putting the gun butt down on the ground or on the toe of their boot and pushing down on the barrel with the knurled barrel... while leaning over the gun... only to have it not lock back, slam forward, and discharge... into their chests. Result? One dead idiot.
Needless to say, the Winchester model 1911SL is a rare shotgun... not made for long and even fewer were kept. When I was in the gun business, we would not sell them as operational shotguns... sold as "Collector's Items only." If we sold them at all, we pulled the firing pins (sold with the guns, but not in the guns, and required the buyer to sign that the pin was removed) before delivery to render them non-operational, because they were just too dangerous, and the liability was too great.
The advice is all good. It's a complex system, especially being the first of its kind. Later gas-operated autoloaders had fewer parts, and were easier to build and maintain.
Just as a point of historical interest, here's my early-WW2-vintage Model 11 riot gun. Remington used up all the checkered stocks and roll-engraved receivers before going with plain ones later in production.
This one is "The Sportsman", which had a two-shot magazine tube for waterfowl hunting, rather than the four-shot magazine. It was not usually made as a riot gun, but the government was desperate for shotguns, so Remington made both three and five-shot versions to use up the parts on hand before going over to the "mil-spec" version.
Since it used commercial parts, it had the commercial blue finish, still visible on the underside of the barrel, where the forearm shielded the finish from the elements.
Remington was so concerned that the troops, as possible future Remington customers, would look down on the parkerized finish of the later riot guns that they marked the left side of the receiver with "Remington Military Finish" so you couldn't mistake them from their fine commercial bluing. The military markings consisted of a "US" on the receiver, and a ordnance "flaming bomb" on the receiver and top of the barrel. As with all trench guns and riot guns, the barrel was only 20 inches, and cylinder bored.
Don't know what part of the country you live in, but if you're not going "upland bird hunting", with a trained dog, you're missing out. You'll forget all about waterfowl. :)
Wow! Many thanks for the thorough reply. Very helpful.
FWIW, I got the '11 to an arguably clean enough state; got the action will lubed and smooth, set the friction ring per the factory recommendation ... and then waited til a little after noon today (finally got above freezing) and fired 10 rounds of #8 Winchester Dove & Quail. Worked just fine, thank you all very much.
So now the heirloom is re-cleaned, lubed and wiped in the gun rack in the master closet.
And a good gunsmith will also clean it for around fifty bucks and sit down and show you how to strip and reassemble it.
Also, there are usually some older gentlemen hanging around just about any gun shop or range who could strip and reassemble a Remington model 11 blindfolded.
you're probably right. I like to enjoy the 'outdoor' experience as much as the hunting, so any type of static hunting is uninteresting to me. Following a bird dog to flush out game probably would be fun. Never did it. But that's what my dad used to do with this gun and his short-haired pointers.
Good idea. I'll keep it in mind, as I have a friend with 100s of acres of private land down south of Fort Benning, GA.
My dad's gun (now mine) has a four shot magazine, even though it's the civilian finish (not Parkerized). He used to keep a wooden plug in the magazine so he could comply with the three shell rule in place in Wisconsin, and have one round in the chamber and two in the tube.
BTW, I never had any intent to detail strip the '11. I'd be in the plastic baggie mode you mentioned ;-)
I might do that with a British Leyland motor, but never a British Leyland overdrive transmission for the same reasons.
Glad to see that you got everything squared away. Being a close cousin to the Browning A-5, the Model 11 shares much of it's robustness and easy of maintenance (very few parts interchange though).
I collect A-5's and find that barring abuse, even the ones close to 100 years old operate well with just basic maintenance. Keep the magazine tube clean and either dry or very light oil.
If the gun has trouble cycling, if the rings are set up correctly (and it sound like you understand how they work) the next thing to check is chamber cleanliness. It can look clean, feel clean, and still be sticky enough to prevent proper extraction. Pull the barrel, wrap some 0000 steel wool around a bronze brush of the righs size, chuck the rod in a drill and polish away. That has solved extraction problems for every A-5 I'have had including my 1914.
Avoid lots of oil in the action, it's not that necessary, and if you store the gun upright it will drain down the action spring tube and make the stock "punky" over time. Getting excess oil out of the wood is a pain.
That gun will outlive us all, no matter how much you shoot it. Please though, no steel shot, it will score the barrel and with a full choke, likely bulge the barrel as well. Stick to the softer non-toxics.
While most of the shotguns I have are of the more recent, tactical variety, this is one that I carry in my truck on an everyday basis. This picture doesn't do it justice, as it makes the shotgun appear more dark than it actually is. The wood is a medium walnut, and the leather ammo cuff is actually a light acorn brown.
This is my $25, "bought it at an antique store because the didn't know what they had" 1902 Iver Johnson Champion... It originally had a 30" barrel, and sat in my vault for about 5 years before I decided (out of boredom) to cut it to 18.25" (.25" above minimum for safety's sake) and use it as a truck gun. In Tennessee, if you hold a valid Handgun Carry Permit you can carry any legal longarm in your vehicle as long as there is no round in the chamber... Want to carry your AR-15 with a 100 round Beta-Mag? It's is legal as long as you don't have a round chambered!
I didn't want to risk losing an expensive rifle or shotgun, so I decided to build a short inexpensive shotgun. Since the longarm must stay in the vehicle, I would only be out $25 for the shotgun, and about $25 worth of material (and my time) for the leather ammo cuff that is laced onto the butt. It rides right between my seat and the console, action open, with the ammo cuff fully loaded and the first round (if needed) in the cup holder. What started out as a "boredom breaker" has become one of my favorite shotguns... Prints 00 Buck in about an 10" circle at 10 yards... And looks like an artillery piece from the muzzle end!
PS: A close-up of the ammo cuff... I ended up making 4 total, with 3 ending up as Christmas presents last month. I made mine look old, since the shotgun is 107 years old.:
I used to use 0000 steel wool, but got tired of trying to get rid of all of the little, short, steel "whiskers" that were left over/created in the process. I switched over to the green Scotchbrite pads and use the same process. They work a little cleaner - you just have to make sure and not get over-zealous with it. :-)
I did not mention the one I had was prone to go full auto and double or even triple. I never did figure out how to operate the action, with out assuming the widow maker position. I don't know what ever happened to mine, just lost on the journey thru life, I guess.
barbra ann
I did not mention the one I had was prone to go full auto and double or even triple. I never did figure out how to operate the action, with out assuming the widow maker position. I don't know what ever happened to mine, just lost on the journey thru life, I guess.
barbra ann
Yep, that was why the action tended to fire when slamming forward... the sear was made of a softer steel that wore easily... oops. BANG! Dead idiot.
To properly cock the action of the Model 1911 required a very long reach... one that only very tall men could accomplish. It was a really, really bad design.
Winchester wanted the model 1911 off the market sooooo badly that they were giving customers a free Winchester 1912 pump to people who traded their model 1911 in...
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Governor Quinn Announces $16.5 Million for Local Park and Open Space Projects
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LA GRANGE PARK � Governor Pat Quinn today announced $16.5 million in investments for 46 local park projects across Illinois. The investments will expand outdoor recreation opportunities in communities across Illinois, and are part of Governor Quinn�s agenda to ensure that no child is left inside.
�Parks and outdoor recreational activities help make Illinois a great place to live and work,� Governor Quinn said. �These projects will create jobs, allow more families to get active outdoors and promote healthy lifestyles.�
The projects are funded through the state�s Open Space Lands Acquisition and Development program (OSLAD) and administered by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Funding recipients are required to contribute at least half of the total project cost, which means that today�s $16.5 million investment will generate more than $33 million of local park development projects and land acquisition across the state.
�OSLAD is a great program that provides dedicated matching funds to communities striving to protect critical open space, especially in parts of the state that are developing rapidly,� Marc Miller, Director of DNR said. �This program is an important tool for us to help communities provide enhanced recreational opportunities.�
The OSLAD program began in 1986 and, not including today�s announced projects, has provided approximately $377.8 million for 1,641 local park projects in Illinois. In some instances, funding will enable communities to acquire land to be used for future green space. The program is funded through the Real Estate Transfer Tax, which is part of every property sale in Illinois.
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Chicago Park District, $900,000 for Park 564 trail and habitat development.
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The President's down in Nashville today, where he's talking with Americans whose lives health reform has made better. (He even gave one of them a ride in his motorcade this morning.)
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The eighth ranked Kansas Jayhawks (15-4, 6-0) attacked a smaller, less physical TCU (9-10, 0-7) roster en route to a 91-69 win.
TCU was riddled with foul problems in the first half that led to both Jarvis Ray and Karviar Shepherd only playing eight minutes. With their starting front court on the bench, Kansas fed its star freshmen.
Joel Embiid finished with 14 points and six rebounds while fellow freshman Andrew Wiggins led the Jayhawks with 27, 19 of which came in the first half.
?On Kansas overall: They are really good. It's hard to find a weakness. They don't have very many. We were down 10 with 10 minutes left in the first half, and we shot it quick, and they ran out on us...They compete hard on every possession. That's something I respect.
On his team's ability to compete with KU: We're not deep enough and where we need to be to compete with a team like that. We need a few more bodies. I'll be very very surprised if they are not [alive] in April. Bill's teams are always focus. They are caught up in competing first possession to last possession. That has been a well oiled machine.
On why Kansas has improved: The bottom line of why they are so much better is Tharpe. In my shallow opinion, they have six pros, but they play the game right. They play hard. They play together.
On Wiggins: I'd seen him before...Andrew is so humble. He lets the game come to himself.
On first half foul trouble: Karviar got two, and if you play him, that would have been a bad predicament. They ran out on him before I could even think about him getting back in. It was unfortunate for Karviar because he was engaged. In the limited amount of time he had, I thought he played well.
On how he feels about this game versus the last time they played in Fort Worth: Better. Last year, we didn't leave out of here very happy. TCU whipped us. They were better than us lsat year. We tried hard defensively that first half, and got a nice cushion.
On Wiggins' performance: It was one of his more aggressive games. He was thirsty to score in the first half which is what we want. I thought Andrew played well. I thought our entire team played well and moved the ball as well as we have.
On Wiggins adapting to expectations: He just needs to relax and be him. He never got lost today. He was able to put his handprint all over the possession, and create opportunities for himself and every one else...Anything less than 30 and 10 is not going to live up to the hype.
On Wiggins' assertiveness: He frustrates me sometimes because he is so soft-s[ken and well mannered. He's a nice guy and such a nice teammate. He is not one of those outwardly aggressive guys that would yell at a teammate. He is just a nice guy and a great teammate. When he doesn't do those things, people think why doesn't he do those things, and that's just not him.
On Perry Ellis: I thought Perry was the best he's been on the glass in a while, but gah, he missed some easy shots. I would sell out for that line for him any day because that's something we're gonna have to have for him.
On Naadir Tharpe being KU's x-factor: Prior to tonight I would agree. Naadir has been great. Now tonight he's been great. He's played real well, and he's been a good leader for our young kids.
On his team's preparedness: I think we were probably more ready to play because of what happened last year. I think we played with as much energy in the first half tonight as we did at Iowa State.
On Embiid: He has to get stronger, and he gets too many balls knocked out of his hands. He and Wigs and Wayne have another big step to take this year to have a good season.
Karviar Shepherd:
On Embiid: He's a good player. We attacked each other. Every game is an experience to take and and try to do better. I'll watch tape and see what I can do to improve. Everybody can be contained, so I feel like I can do better.
On what TCU needs to improve on: Toughness, especially on rebounding. On the defensive end, we let them get too deep. We can't let them get all the way to the paint and dishing and scoring. We have to do our best to step up our intensity on rebounding and defense.
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Wage garnishments can have a significant impact on both employees and employers, according to the study. Employees who have their wages garnished can find it humiliating and stressful, often resulting in decreased workplace productivity and motivation. Employers may be exposed to financial risk when their employees' wages are garnished by becoming liable to creditors for an employee judgment if they do not assist with the garnishment appropriately. A lack of data about current trends in U.S. wage garnishments led the ADP Research Institute to analyze aggregated, anonymous payroll data from 2013 comprising 13 million employees age 16 and older.
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In the Venn diagram of modern electro, fidget and hip-house, Milan-based DJ duo Crookers resides in the overlap. The pairing of producers Phra and Bot, Crookers is often mentioned alongside the Bloody Beetroots, a similarly beat-saturated set of Italian DJs that rose to prominence through blogs. But Crookers differentiates its sound by not concentrating solely on red-lining synth bass, so much as on adding more bounce to the ounce.
In the past three years, Crookers has appeared on multiple labels, each indicating something different about the crew's predilections. Releases for Man Recordings and Diplo's Mad Decent were rude bass, drawing on B-more and baile funk's raw edits. Work for Southern Fried and Ministry of Sound fine-tuned the low range of the duo's sound, dropping some demented Jheri curl funk and French-touched disco sheen on top.
From the stomping subs to the quivering rafters, Crookers kick like a mule across all frequencies, and will have hands and asses clapping along with Ross One and Pauly Crush at LIV.
Wednesday, August 5. LIV, 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach. Doors open at 10 p.m., tickets cost $20 in advance from wantickets.com. Ages 21+ with ID. 305-674-4680; livnightclub.com
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- Hinduism: An Overview
- Hinduism is believed to be the oldest organized religion in the world. It ranks as the third largest religion in the world after Christianity and Islam.
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- Pagan Mythology
- Is the traditional story presented as an historical event that serves to illustrate part of the world view of a people or explain a practice, belief, or natural phenomenon. The mythological beliefs a culture shares gives shape to its actions and choices....
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- The Religious Experience: A Wiccan Viewpoint
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- The 'W' Word (Witch), What Does it Mean?
- The other day I sat down and again tried to define what it is that I am doing. We are talking about beginning our church next year, but a church of what? I am the type that is most comfortable with a clear and complete understanding, so I began at the...
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- A Cup of Hemlock: Dealing with Conflict in Coven and Congregation
- There have always been those folks who point out our foibles, and make us take an uncomfortable look at our world, as well as those who simply had the misfortune to point out the obvious when it was unwelcome. Then there are troublemakers, folks who go out of...
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- Values in the Balance
- We in the Pagan community pride ourselves on our tolerance for difference. Differences in lifestyle, sexual preference, orientation and expression, race, orthodoxy, tradition, ritual structure, costumes, positions on nudity, personal interaction styles, etc....
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- He referred to dharma to define value education as it encapsulates values, including truth, mercy, compassion, charity and purity. "All these are characterised by dharma and bringing these into one's life is called dharma palan.
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- "It is too difficult to define and parse what is 'appropriate' versus 'inappropriate' drinking in the office," he wrote. Apparently this distinction was a hard one for ..... in rural British Columbia, without electricity or running water.
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- Life is all about movements, actions and reactions which broadly could be defined as i.e. Karma but then the Laws [Dharma ] of motions [Karma] of life are very important and therefore prioritized.
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Vt woman charged with forcing marijuana on sonMarch 28,2014
ST. JOHNSBURY A woman and her boyfriend are facing charges they forced the womans 12-year-old son to smoke marijuana at their Groton home.
Bobbi Borek, 33, and her 29-year-old boyfriend, Robert Spink, both pleaded not guilty Monday to a felony charge of drug delivery to a minor and a misdemeanor charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor under the age of 16.
They were released on conditions after appearing in Caledonia County criminal court in St. Johnsbury.
The boy told police he also smoked cigarettes and chewed tobacco with Borek and Spink multiple times at Boreks residence in Groton.
The boy told police he initially refused when Borek offered him a marijuana cigarette in December 2012.MORE IN This Just InDUXBURY Harwood Union High School is preparing a life celebration for five students who were... Full StoryThe Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife says the presence of a Canada lynx has been confirmed... Full StoryWARDSBORO Vermont State Police said Friday that Kirby Staib of Wardsboro, who was allegedly... Full Story
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JOHNSTOWN - It was a time of healing and praise for volunteers, as those associated with the recovery effort after the May 25 Angel Flight plane crash in Ephratah came together at an emotional reception Tuesday at the Holiday Inn.
Three people died in the crash, and a subsequent search stretched emergency services from Fulton and Montgomery counties to the limit for several weeks.
State Assemblyman Marc W. Butler, R-Newport, and Holiday Inn Manager James Landrio organized the reception for nearly 100 guests. The event brought together public safety officials and volunteers with Angel Flight Northeast and those involved in the search and recovery. Family members of the victims chose not to attend.
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Assemblyman Marc Butler, R-Newport, left, shakes hands with Larry Camerlin, founder, president and volunteer pilot for Angel Flight NE as he is given a proclamation during the recognition event at the Johnstown Holiday Inn on Tuesday. James F. Cear, chairman and volunteer pilot, looks on at right.
The Leader-Herald/Bill Trojan
Joan and Tom Dudley, owners of Granny's Ice Cream Shanty in Ephratah, were recognized by Assemblyman Marc Butler at Tuesday's event. The Dudleys gave emergency personnel access to their property and helped law enforcement after the plane crash.
The Leader-Herald/Bill Trojan
People attend the recognition event at the Johnstown Holiday Inn on Tuesday.
The Leader-Herald/Bill Trojan
Attorney and volunteer pilot Terry Kindlon, left, speaks with Assemblyman Marc Butler during the Angel Flight recognition event at the Johnstown Holiday Inn on Tuesday.
The Leader-Herald/Bill Trojan
"This is all about you folks and what you do out there," Butler told the police, fire, forest ranger search and rescue teams and EMS personnel at the event.
The Angel Flight involved a Piper PA 34, which had taken off from Laurence G. Hanscome Field Airport in Bedford, Mass., and was headed to Griffiss International Airport in Rome, Oneida County. The plane went down near Granny's Ice Cream Shanty at the Royal Mountain Campsite on Route 29. Killed were pilot John Campbell of Stamford, Conn., and passengers Frank Amerosa, 64, and his wife, Evelyn Amerosa, 58, of Rome.
Frank Amerosa had been receiving medical cancer treatments in Massachusetts. The last body to be found was his, found June 13 next to an unused freezer about 150 feet from the ice cream stand.
During the reception, Joan and Tom Dudley - owners of Granny's - presented a $150 check to Angel Flight.
Butler noted how his staff member, Dottie MacVean, suggested certificates of appreciation, but his office wanted to go one step further with the reception for those who "scoured the area for weeks looking for Frank's body."
"These are men and women who took unpaid days off to help," he said. "This event took on a life of its own."
The assemblyman also presented an oversized duplication of a resolution passed by the state Legislature honoring Angel Flight Northeast for 18 years as a nonprofit helping those with flights for medical needs.
"This is truly an honor to host an event with so many heroes in this room," said Landrio.
Angel Flight founder Larry Camerlin noted his organization - which runs 100 flights a week, logging 13 million miles over the years - has helped 63,000 children and adults needing medical services.
"It is so humbling to be before all of you," he said.
Camerlin said Angel Flight was devastated by the loss of pilot Campbell and the Amerosas. He said the weeks leading to the discovery of Mr. Amerosa's body were wrenching.
"But you never gave up," Camerlin told the volunteers. "You never stopped looking. What you did for that family will last a lifetime. I just say, 'God bless you all' for never giving up. You are truly our heroes and our saints.'"
Before the informal reception, several attendees recounted the plane crash and the aftermath of the search.
Sammonsville Fire Chief Stan Allen, whose 23 volunteer firefighters worked tirelessly, said, "We do this all the time."
He said there was no lack of volunteerism when the call came in about the crash.
"The guys had time and just went up," Allen said. "I wish we had found [Mr. Amerosa] sooner."
"It's ironic that most people that are here don't want to be thanked," said Fulton County Sheriff Thomas Lorey. His agency was the lead law enforcement agency on the scene of the crash.
Lorey said the reception was good for some degree of closure and to honor the Angel Flight program.
Fulton County Civil Defense-Fire Coordinator Allan Polmateer said the crash was "probably one of the biggest events" to occur in the county, but thanks to the public safety teams working together, the search and recovery went smooth.
"It's really good for the volunteers," Rockwood-Garoga-Lassellsville Fire Chief Chief Mark Souza said of Tuesday night's event. "We're not looking for a pat on the back, but they do a lot of work."


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WASHINGTON, DC — In a blow to First Amendment rights, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia has upheld as "reasonable" a 60-year old federal statute criminalizing expressive First Amendment activity on the Supreme Court plaza. The appeals court's ruling reverses a lower court decision in Hodge v. Talkin, et al., that found the ban to be "repugnant" to the Constitution and "unreasonable, substantially overbroad, and irreconcilable with the First Amendment."
The ruling arose in response to a lawsuit filed by attorneys for The Rutherford Institute on behalf of activist Harold Hodge, who was arrested while standing silently in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on a snowy day wearing a sign voicing his concerns about the government's disparate treatment of African-Americans and Hispanics.
The opinion of the U.S. Court of Appeals in Hodge v. Talkin is available at www.rutherford.org.
"If citizens cannot stand out in the open and voice their disapproval of their government, its representatives and its policies without fearing prosecution, then the First Amendment is little more than window-dressing on a store window—pretty to look at but serving little real purpose," said constitutional attorney John W. Whitehead, president of The Rutherford Institute and author of Battlefield America: The War on the American People. "Through a series of carefully crafted legislative steps and politically expedient court rulings, government officials have managed to disembowel this fundamental freedom, rendering it with little more meaning than the right to file a lawsuit against government officials. The First Amendment has, for all intents and purposes, become an exercise in futility."
On January 28, 2011, Harold Hodge quietly and peacefully stood in the plaza area near the steps leading to the United States Supreme Court Building, wearing a 3' X 2' sign around his neck that proclaimed: "The U.S. Gov. Allows Police To Illegally Murder And Brutalize African Americans And Hispanic People." The plaza is a place where the public is allowed to gather and converse, and is in all relevant respects like a public square or park where citizens have traditionally met to express their views on matters of public interest. However, Hodge was handcuffed, placed under arrest, and then transported to U.S. Capitol Police Headquarters for violating 40 U.S.C. § 6135, which broadly makes it unlawful to display any flag, banner, or device designed to bring into public notice a party, organization, or movement while on the grounds of the U.S. Supreme Court, thereby banning expressive activity on the Supreme Court plaza. Institute attorneys subsequently filed a lawsuit challenging § 6135, and in June 2013 a district court judge struck down the law finding it "plainly unconstitutional on its face."
In response, the government not only appealed that ruling, but the marshal for the Supreme Court—with the approval of Chief Justice John Roberts—issued even more strident regulations outlawing expressive activity on the grounds of the high court, including the plaza. Rutherford Institute attorneys have since filed a related lawsuit challenging the Supreme Court's more strident regulations. As Whitehead points out, "Ironically, it will be the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court who will eventually be asked to decide the constitutionality of their own statute in this case, yet they have already made their views on the subject quite clear." Affiliate attorney Jeffrey Light is assisting The Rutherford Institute with Hodge.
Click here to read the opinion of the U.S. Court of Appeals in Hodge v. Talkin
Click here to read The Rutherford Institute's brief in Hodge v. Talkin
Click here to read the court's regulation "to protect the Supreme Court building and grounds, and persons and property thereon, and to maintain suitable order and decorum within the Supreme Court building and grounds."
Click here to read the court's ruling in Hodge v. Talkin, et al.
Click here to read The Rutherford Institute's complaint in Hodge v. Talkin, et al.
10-19-2015: Rutherford Institute Asks Appeals Court to Reconsider Its Decision to Uphold 60-Year-Old Ban on Expressive Activity on U.S. Supreme Court Plaza
08-28-2015: First Amendment Setback: Federal Appeals Court Upholds 60-Year-old Ban on Expressive Activity on U.S. Supreme Court Plaza as 'Reasonable'
09-23-2014: Rutherford Institute Attorneys Present Oral Arguments in Hodge Case, Challenging Ban on Expressive Activity on U.S. Supreme Court Plaza
01-21-2014: Rutherford Institute Asks Appeals Court to Affirm Ruling that Ban on Expressive Activity on Supreme Court Plaza Is Unconstitutional
06-14-2013: In an Attempt to Override a Federal Court Ruling Permitting Expressive Activities on Plaza, Supreme Court Outlaws Expressive Activities
06-12-2013: Victory: Declaring Ban 'Repugnant' to Constitution, Federal Court Affirms First Amdt. Rights of Protester Arrested in Front of U.S. Supreme Court
04-26-2013: Oral Argument: Rutherford Institute Calls on Court to Protect First Amendment Rights of Man Arrested for Anti-Police Sign in Front of Supreme Court
Has the First Amendment Become an Exercise in Futility?
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Meaning Of Dreams About Jesus Christ
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- A History Of Dreaming - From Ancient Egypt To Modern Day
- Dreams have been an important part of the human experince since time immemorial. Fragments of the earliest books come from Egypt, where dreams were considered to be the messages sent from the gods. The Egyptians divided their dreams into three categories: 1....
Parapsychology >> Dreams
- The Pagan Origins Of Christian Mythology
- The Judeo-Christian religions were founded in a region of the world where savior religions existed for thousands of years. Much of the symbolism and many of the stories in the Bible may be traced to earlier myths of the Persians, Egyptians, and other people...
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- Christ's Role, As He Might Have Meant It: a Discussion
- It seems that organized religion has assumed the role of Christ in the dispensation of Truth, be it relating to the church itself or in the very Word of God. The Pope, when speaking in his official capacity, is considered to be the mouthpiece of God."...
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- The Jesus Double-Act
- Is it possible that there were two Jesus', and that the histories of both have become entwined in the modern Bible? An examination of the evidence suggests that this is not only possible, but highly probable. To begin with, let us look at the Gospels....
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- Starting with Jesus and the Christian Path...
- During the years of the historical Jesus' life, there are eight or nine years that his whereabouts are not accounted for. Meaning these are the 'lost' years. It was after returning that he truly began to teach his wisdom. Many scholars believe he was in India...
Religion & Philosophy >> Religions
- What do my dreams mean I can see the furture in my dreams?
- Prophetic Dreams in Ancient Times Dreams have fascinated man since the dawn of time, and many records have been found showing accounts of dreams and the role they played in ancient time. Many thought that dreams were a way to keep in close contact with the...
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- King James Bible: John, Chapter 11
- Chapter 11 11:1 Now a certain man was sick, named Lazarus, of Bethany, the town of Mary and her sister Martha. 11:2 (It was that Mary which anointed the Lord with ointment, and wiped his feet with her hair, whose brother Lazarus was sick.) 11:3 Therefore his...
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- He was talking about a director's dream of deferral, the still- alterable movie in which the next cut is always the best. ... Shallow is lyrically nostalgic: "Jesus, the days that we have seen.
- The Landscape of Memory: Letters From Playwright Adrienne Kennedy
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- My Father's Silence - A Personal Account of Trauma and its Origins
- My dad lived by a different definition of manhood than the general White population of poor white men; both groups have been historically silent about depression. He had to carry an extra layer of shame by being the grandson of slaves.
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Satyajit Ray Trivia
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- The Blue Ray: An OBE Ceremony Experience
- This is what happened to me, many years ago, after my very first successful deliberate wake induced OBE. I had been trying to project for several months at this time, and had made a projection attempt almost every night for the previous two weeks. Trying to...
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- Serveral Simple But Useful Meditations
- MEDITATIONS Before you start any kind of meditation, here are a few tips: Pick a place where you will not be disturbed. If you want, you may put on some relaxing music or nature sounds to keep you from possible distractions. Get into an upright position...
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- Enochian Temples: The Lower Temple
- The previous sections dealt with the Temple primarily in its relation to the macrocosmic world. The Servient squares were considered only in their formation as the floor, and were largely ignored otherwise. But they can also be grouped to form altars of the...
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- Enochian Hexagram Banishing Ritual
- THE ENOCHIAN HEXAGRAM BANISHING RITUAL: Stand facing North with feet together, left hand at your side and right arm extended and centered with Fire Wand, thumd wand or crystal* upright in front of you. Face the East. Trace a banishing Air Hexagram (yellow),...
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- Chamomile: The Healer
- Chamomile is one of the oldest favorites amongst garden herbs and its reputation as a medicinal plant shows little signs of abatement. The Egyptians reverenced it for its virtues, and from their belief in its power to cure ague, dedicated it to their gods. No...
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- Survivalists' Guide for the New Millennium: Chapter 2
- WORKING TO LIVE RATHER THAN LIVING TO WORK Before the dawn of recorded history, a major period of transition occurred. Nomadic hunter-gatherer clans transformed themselves into larger communities who farmed the land. This they did by planting their own...
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- Survivalists' Guide for the New Millennium: Chapter 3
- WAKE UP, GET DRESSED & MOVE OUT The search for Truth and meaning that occasionally marked the philosophies of the ancient world, appears to be in a state of serious decline in the present day. In our institutions of psychology and philosophy, there is...
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Right, took some of the XE apart to do abit more investigating and came across this
Look's like the Seal? Has started to come away. Is this normal and I'd be right in saying best to replace it?
The cambelt doesn't look that old at all, But obviously will be replaced. Had all four plug's out again just to double check and everyone look's spot on, nice light Grey/brown deposit's, double electrode plugs, these standard plug's for the XE?
As u can see from the above pic, Someone was either in a hurry or couldn't be bothered when they were taking the engine out!
Wasn't sure what head it had, but after reading afew post's and guide's ppl have done it's definitely a KS head!
Had a look at the throttle and still not sure what ppl mean about modding the spindle to increase airflow!?! Anyone explain it to me in layman's term's maybe a couple a pic's of a modded one would help.
Started working out what the plan of action is, everything look's pretty good from what I've seen/ checked so far. Depending on what I find when I take the sump off, I thought
1. ARP Bolt's
2. SBD uprated oil pump internal's
3. SBD relief valve
4. New water pump
5. SBD uprated Manifold (does this come with lambda boss already to fit the Lambda sensor?)
6. Do the breather mod
Any more suggestion's/idea's I can do fiddle/tinker with while I'm getting to grip's with the engine!?!


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1. The trouble at your door
The research presented in this report examines the perceptions and experiences related to targeted cyber-attacks across 600 European organisations.
2. The myth of email as proof of communication
It is now time to look to a more ubiquitous means of achieving such a proof of content - and this can be done through the simple medium of email.
3. The many guises of the IoT
This report presents new research into the perceptions held with regard to the IoT along with looking at what those with less experience can learn and more.
4. From NO to KNOW
Attitudes to cloud-based services vary, but over time there has been increasing uptake as the benefits are recognised by more and more businesses.
5. Weak Links
All organisations have to manage online information supply chain, this is a given. The security choices being made by those already pushing the informationsupply chain to its limits are a guide to those that will inevitably follow in their steps.
6. Getting to Know You
The need to effectively engage with outsiders has turned identity and access management (IAM) into a business priority, which means, when the case is well made, funds are available. Those transacting direct with consumers online are leading the way.
7. Room for improvement
This research report should be of interest to IT security professionals and others impacted by the risk of data losses; ultimately that is the directors and board members of any organisation.
8. Online domain maturity
The report presents new research into how European organisations are using and managing their online domains,the challenges they face and how these are being overcome.
9. WAN Speak Musings - Volume VIII
Over the last months, Quocirca has been blogging for silver Peak System's independent blog site, http://www.WANSpeak.com. Here, the blog pieces are brought together as a single report
10. Managed Print Services Landscape, 2014
This report examines the competitive landscape for MPS and discusses the key market drivers and trends that will shape future generation MPS engagements
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While cloud based services and storage augments/complements mobile flexibility and gives enterprise IT some semblance of control, it has been subject to ad hoc adoption and needs to be considered carefully to ensure data is correctly managed/secured.
12. Quocirca the insider threat: solved with DRM
This report looks at the extent of the challenges faced by organizations when it comes to the insider threat and the protection of sensitive information. It finishes by looking at some of the misconceptions about digital rights management.
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This report investigates the impact that BYOD is having and what organisations are doing to cope. It is based on interviews with 700 IT decision makers across 11 European countries in mid-size and large enterprises.
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