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You do know that Eli "beat tom" is just a quicker way of saying Eli beating bradys team, the Pats. Yeah they dont play against each other literally. But that's just how it will always be remembered as going down. Eli >Tom in the championship. like krunch said. that will be the perception.
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Heck, the first Manning is considered a pretty good QB too and people recognize he couldn't do much with what the Saints provided him in the 70's.
I don't see anything wrong with running up the score. As long as there is time left on the clock, you keep pushing.Drew Brees benefits from Sean Payton running up the score.
You can't be carried like Dilfer was for the Ravens to a regular season MVP award. Big Ben has two SB victories but how much can we really respect that first victory on an individual basis? It's not as cut and dry as Eli having more SBs over Peyton. One could also bring up the horrible playoff performances he had outside of the 2007 and 2011 seasons as well.Why not? The rest of the team is playing too I'd imagine? Also, Grossman lost :P
My point about Grossman was that playoff success can't be awarded to the QB all the time because you have guys like him who are only there to avoid huge mistakes. Not saying Eli is that guy but it's my way of saying we don't want to set a precedent of measuring QBs by victories.
What I have gathered is that when a guy like Peyton wins stuff, It's cuz he's so amazing. When Eli wins its because its the team. Not quite fair don't you think?
Look at 2009 Eli. He was arguably better that year than the rest (2011 excluded) but it didn't really matter much because we had Can't Cover Brown and Aaron Rouse on our team due to KP going down. Sometimes it doesn't matter how good you are as a QB because you have some idiot on the defense who constantly makes mistakes in the secondary or perhaps your DL failed to generate any pressure in a crucial playoff game.


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looking to buy 18g tdo6 turbo
just want some suggestions on this turbo, since i am looking to replace my vf39.
As u guys have seen my old post, puting down 335 whp with the vf39, but i have noticed my turbo is now smokng when the car is cold and i know it will get worse.So i am looking to replace it with the FP18G TD06 7 cm2 housing.I wanna know if i can make more power with this new setup and the same time not costing too much.Also hope it will spool nearly as quick as my old VF39.
thanks guys for any advise on this .
Check out blouchturbo.com. Send them an email asking about it, and describing what you are looking for. They are very helpful people.
thanks bro i will check them up
I see a Blouch Dominator 4 in your future.
It seems that crazytaxi is our swami...
Hey not a problem. I have contacted them with questions as I researched for my future and had helpful info from them, and have also heard nothing but good from them. Keep us posted as to what you get and how it goes.
The 2.0L motor is better matched with a TD05 housing. It will give you better spool. You will definitely get bigger numbers with the 18g than with the vf39.
If I recall the OP is running meth also which will assist in all that if he gets the turbo and gets a nice tune on it. Best of luck Boost.
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Should be perfect for a meth fueled EJ205 pushing you in the 310-330whp range. A little big for standard octane EJ205s but with some more fuel potential, it's a great choice. The SL2 housing is the newest one I believe...
so i checked out the blouch turbos and so there is alot of good words abt them, but their way off my budget, so i am gonna get the 18G TD06 SL2 with the 7 cm2 housing from extreme psi by ( FORCED PERFORMANCE ) for $831.00 shipped as compare to $1250 from blouch .
I was told this set up will spool abt 200 rpm later than the VF39 which is still not too much lag and will give me a good top end punch and tops out at 400 to the wheels.
Thank you guys for the input and i will keep u update on the install and tune with this new turbo.
Yeah, blouch is higher than some places I saw. Im sure you will still be happy. Looking forward to seeing this come together. Best of luck with it.
The price is high, but i think of it as overhead that is worth it. They'll stand behind their work if anything goes wrong, unlike most other places which will just deem it your fault, and then not replace the turbo. Seen it in other forums. I think I'll leave it at that...and not start a flame war.
blouch has a better reputation, and their 18g comes port and polished (hot side) with a td06 compressor housing
what's the purpose of port and polishing a turbo?
Better flow....flow makes the ponies and trq. Not psi.
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FBI probe of Atherton: Huh?
Original post made by JT, another community, on Oct 1, 2011
I tried to explain that the former finance officer for Atherton had brought numerous complaints to the FBI.
"Huh?" was his response. Never heard of John Johns.
Okay, how about the San Mateo County District Attorney probe?
Again, no comprende (to throw a little Spanish lingo in there).
So I kept on asking -- isn't anybody doing any investigation into the complaints of John Johns, Michael Stogner, Peter Carpenter or John Buckheit. The man answering the phone hadn't heard of these people before. You'd think a name would jump out if there was an active investigation. Call the FBI office for yourself if you don't believe me.
In January, Renee Batti of the Almanac printed this story (Web Link) saying that, based on her sources, the FBI was investigating allegations against the Town of Atherton.
Nine months later, isn't it time to ask: What happened to that investigation? Is it still ongoing? Did it ever happen? Was John Johns making this up to raise pressure on the town council to cut him a bigger settlement check? That's a fair question given the atmosphere this article created.
The problem is that the FBI has a policy that it will neither confirm nor deny that it is conducting an investigation. That allows people to claim that the FBI is doing an investigation when it is not. Nine months later, I think we know the answer. There was no investigation. The Almanac needs to set the record straight.
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a resident of another community
on Oct 1, 2011 at 8:14 am
That is one of the funniest posts I've seen so far. You knew when you called the FBI that they would not comment, and yet you called, You knew they would never answer your questions, and yet You asked them several questions. Now you want others to do the same...wow.
a resident of another community
on Oct 1, 2011 at 9:29 am
You said " The problem is that the FBI has a policy that it will neither confirm nor deny that it is conducting an investigation. "
If agents don't confirm an investigation, why on earth would the FBI permit an OPERATOR to make any sort of comment regarding an investigation?
And even if they did, why would an operator know specific names who and what agents were investigating? Do you know how many cases FBI agents are working on ? Hundreds and hundreds..To think that an operator would know the names of the people who have been interviewed is just nonsense.
There are several complaints currently on file with the California Attorney General's office concerning DA Steve Wagstaffe; the corruption in his office, and his covering up of egregious misconduct by at least two prosecutors in his office.
Mine is one of the complaints. The intake office yesterday wouldn't even tell me which division my complaint had been forwarded to. She most certainly didn't know the names of the players included in my complaint.
Sorry, JT, not buying your story... And by the way, why so anxious about this investigation
a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Oct 1, 2011 at 9:32 am
Caller: this is Guido. I want to talk to the agents that are investigating me.
FBI: who?
Caller: Guido.
FBI: never heard of you.
Caller: ok. I guess there's no investigation then.
JT: are you honestly that dumb that you think the FBI is going to tell you anything over the phone? You must be an APD cop because only one with no experience conducting a complex investigation would think they would get anywhere calling the FBI cold. Not huh? - DUH!
a resident of another community
on Oct 1, 2011 at 9:33 am
For the record, the probe is not limited to Atherton. Think much bigger picture - as in the San Mateo Sheriff's office.
a resident of another community
on Oct 1, 2011 at 10:05 am
This story has clearly hit a nerve with JT, so he or she must be personally affected by it.
JT is getting hung up with the word "investigation" and trying to redefine it as for an "investigation" to happen, it must result (within a time period he or she fixes) a raid, indictment, conviction, arrest, etc. And if none of those happened, it must mean that the investigation was fabricated.
An investigation can also mean taking a close look at goings on for a period of time to see what action if any is warranted.
What's pretty clear to me is that JT knows that Atherton and San Mateo County have done things that might warrant an investigation by the FBI and is sensitive and quick to try to discredit the notion of an investigation. If someone had said "the FBI is investigating Mother Theresa," I think the response would have been "For what?!?". No one has said that here.
a resident of another community
on Oct 1, 2011 at 10:27 am
<<If someone had said "the FBI is investigating Mother Theresa," I think the response would have been "For what?!?". No one has said that here.>>
That's a bit over-reaching. Perhaps none of the regular malcontents have asked, but I assure you both the "outsiders" and the "insiders" are all asking that very question.
a resident of another community
on Oct 1, 2011 at 10:47 am
You assure me? Based on what?
I think the ONLY thing anyone here can agree on is this:
Two people have come forward under their real names to confirm the FBI investigation. John Johns and Peter Carpenter. I think Michael Stogner, under his real name, may have also confirmed he attempted to contact them. There have been others who have not used their real names who have also said they've been interviewed, but let's discount those since they're not using their real names.
How many people have come forward under their real names to assure any of us that this is a hoax? How many people have come forward under their real names to assure any of us that the "outsiders" and the "insiders" are all asking "For what?!?.
a resident of Woodside: other
on Oct 1, 2011 at 6:47 pm
I have no direct information about an FBI investigation.
I do know that they frequently are silent about their investigations... right up to the time they knock on doors with warrants.
I'm sure we'll find out one way or the other soon enough.
a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Oct 1, 2011 at 7:03 pm
If you don't understand "why" then you don't understand how in depth investigations work so there's no point in trying to explain it to you.
a resident of another community
on Oct 2, 2011 at 9:50 am
Thank you JT for reminding us all that corruption in law enforcement in San Mateo County is a serious problem.
Every time you make a post intimating that word of the investigation was a hoax, you draw attention to the fact that there is a very real possibility that one or more highly placed officials in San Mateo County law enforcement will someday be serving time behind bars.
When one considers the series of falsified police reports in Atherton and the District Attorney's "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" response to these crimes, is it any wonder that a $10 million civil rights lawsuit is progressing against Atherton?
Has it ever occurred to "JT" that the discoveries made by the litigant who is prosecuting this civil rights case are available to the FBI?
Has it ever occurred to "JT" that, so long as a civil rights case is pending and so long as the plaintiff is allowed to proceed with discovery that all the FBI has to do is to sit back and enjoy the show?
Go ahead JT keep whistling past the graveyard.
Go ahed and keep putting up those posts taunting those who confirmed the existence of the FBI's investigation. By doing so, you unwittingly do us all the favor of the real criminal element that lurks within San Mateo County.
a resident of another community
on Oct 2, 2011 at 10:15 am
I can't post my real name here because of the profession I'm in, but John Johns and Michael Stogner and others know who I am.
As I have told reporters from the Mercury News and the Chronicle, the FBI is particularly interested in felonies that were committed by deputy sheriffs in the San Mateo County's office. These are serious felonies that Wagstaffe covered up; failed to prosecute; and then hid the incidents from the media.
The FBI has also expressed an interest in speaking with former employees from the San Mateo District Attorney's office.
a resident of another community
on Oct 2, 2011 at 10:25 am
The FBI is also interested in hearing from ANYONE office who has any information about criminal misconduct by employees of the San Mateo Sheriff's office.
a resident of another community
on Oct 2, 2011 at 1:11 pm
Message to Whistleblowers/San Mateo County Employees especially female sheriff deputies who do not want to risk their careers. I will make sure the FBI receives your information. Keep up the Great work.
"These are serious felonies that Wagstaffe covered up; failed to prosecute; and then hid the incidents from the media."
There could also be cases where the DA's Office knew that a deputy or two falsified the existence of evidence in a police report, and then lied about it under oath in court. The DA's prosecutor helped the lie by exaggerating the condition of the non existent evidence. The attorney paid for by SMC private defender program allowed this lie to be presented to the court, without ever asking to see it, or ask about it.
I support perjury and fraud be prosecuted equally, until we have a District Attorney who will enforce our laws and not favor police officers over citizens we can not rest.
a resident of Woodside: other
on Oct 3, 2011 at 12:02 pm
It would be nice to hear some real facts about this, all we have are comments from interested parties who probably threw a call into the FBI. We have no idea if the FBI is following up on these calls. I still can't believe it would take the FBI this long to figure out what is going on in San Mateo county.
a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Oct 3, 2011 at 3:11 pm
"I still can't believe it would take the FBI this long to figure out what is going on in San Mateo county."
"figuring it out" and having a prosecutable case are two different things.
There's knowing and there's proving. Two different things.
a resident of another community
on Oct 3, 2011 at 3:26 pm
I don't mean to thread hijack, but I wanted to ask your opinion re the terrible death of the young girl in the crosswalk here in EPA. My question is:
Do you think that the police should've towed the car of the driver responsible in this incident?
People are upset and want answers. I know that many of those answers aren't available til the investigation is complete. But I was surprised that her car wasn't towed for examination. I know they can dump cell phone records to see if she was using her phone - no reason to take the phone that I can think of. But the car?
Thank you for your time & expertise.
PS - One of my friends is taking private plane flying lessons again. I have managed to keep my opinions to myself (for now)!
a resident of another community
on Oct 3, 2011 at 4:55 pm
To MenloVoter,
If you really didn't mean to thread hijack, You would not have posted this here. It's simple start you own threads on these different subjects. Good luck
a resident of another community
on Oct 3, 2011 at 4:59 pm
Bob, of Woodside,
You tell us what would be the time necessary to investigate say 11 different cases involving say 30 players not to mention several different agencies.
Should be pretty simple, no?
a resident of another community
on Oct 3, 2011 at 5:24 pm
Sorry, Michael, I thought that might be too weird to do that - start a new thread, that is.
a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Oct 3, 2011 at 7:31 pm
Impounding the car would have been standard practice when I was in law enforcement, but things change. Given that there isn't much question who hit the girl, it isn't really necessary. Only evidence one is likely to get is the fact that the car hit the girl. Already established, so not necessary to impound. However, it was a fatal...
Cell phone records will indicate if the teacher was on the phone.
Good on your friend for tsking to the air again!
a resident of another community
on Oct 3, 2011 at 7:48 pm
Hmmm, no problem just easier to stay on topic that's all
a resident of another community
on Oct 4, 2011 at 11:56 am
The story of an ongoing FBI investigation is for the ENTIRE San Mateo County and includes some prominent people according to news sources from Sacramento and it is not concentrating on any ONE person, but is available (supposedly) through our CALIFORNIA PUBLIC RECORDS ACT which has had some problems with malcreants in many departments and individuals in high places and most of all, the FBI is supposedly working the hardest with the IRS involved and includes a HUGE amount in the billions in the investigation(s).This is very AL CAPONE kind of evasion problems with our "elite" wrongdoers who made millions with the help of leaders going back 10 years.
You all know who they.
Read the LA TIMES article from Oct.2 and comments by our Attorney General.
If you pull this,give a reason. IRS scares most.
a resident of another community
on Oct 4, 2011 at 12:16 pm
R. Gordon:
You cite a story from the LA Times on October 2 on this matter. Can you post a link?
a resident of Woodside: other
on Oct 4, 2011 at 12:37 pm
Once again from R gordon no facts just a unidentified news source from Sacto and is this a tax evasion case, because that is what Capone was charged with.
a resident of another community
on Oct 4, 2011 at 1:59 pm
R.Gordon is a registered user.
a resident of another community
on Oct 4, 2011 at 2:15 pm
For "bob"..........Woodside definitely is of interest.
I just happen to know people who say things which perhaps I am not supposed to hear. I, frankly am suspect of quite a few COUNTY of the recent past, and I did mention in my pulled comment, that I did have proof of malfeance on the part of elected official.Some have kept a low profile for a good reason.Others, I am not investigating personally, but the likelihood of crimes and misdemeanors is surfacing. So there.
a resident of Woodside: other
on Oct 5, 2011 at 12:15 pm
R Gordon Not sure what you meant, but the fact that you are investigating people doesn't mean much, unless you are employed by the FBI. Once again no facts just innuendo.
a resident of another community
on Oct 6, 2011 at 8:18 am
I am not investigating people....where do you see that?
Incidentally, Woodside is supposedly most active with its "venture capitalists" and ties to the COUNTY as well as hiding large sums of money.
In that case, innuendos are falling like bricks.
a resident of Woodside: other
on Oct 10, 2011 at 12:25 pm
R Gordon You said you went to talk to the FBI it sounded like they did not come to you.To me that seems like you were trying to start an investigation. Why would vc's use the county to hide large sums of money? Makes no sense at all.
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Cartoon Network's Steven Universe has quickly become one of my favorite shows on television. The action, the comedy, the fact that there's an episode all about secret underground pro wrestling where the lead character becomes a manager named Tiger Millionaire, these are all things that I tend to respond to pretty favorably.
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ComicsAlliance: Has the response to the show been what you expected for this being your first Comic-Con?
Deedee Magno: I had no idea what to expect. This is my first cartoon experience, voicing a cartoon character. I did one little snippet, many many years ago, but this is my first time voicing a character. I know these guys are pros at it, so I'm just enjoying the ride and really having such a blast. It's unexpected and amazing!
Michaela Dietz: The scene is amazing. I haven't been on the floor yet, but I'm really looking forward to it, and in terms of the response to the show, I'm so excited. We have the panel coming up soon, and just to see the fans of the show and hear their thoughts.
Zach Callison: This is my second Comic-Con, my first with the show. I'm beyond excited. We got the Indigo Ballroom, which I saw last year, and just seeing how big it is and knowing it's going to be full of fans of the show, that's really cool to me.
DM: I can't wait to take pictures of all the cosplay.
CA: I usually see a lot of Stevens.
DM: Really?
CA: I don't often see the other Crystal Gems, though.
MD: Are you trying to hurt our feelings?!
CA: Well, Steven wears a t-shirt! It's easy! I saw an amazing Garnet, though! She even had the eye under her sunglasses.
MD: Ohhhhhh!
DM: That's so awesome.
MD: That's real! Maybe it was Garnet!
CA: Can you tease what's coming up in future episodes?
DM: Oh, goodness no.
MD: A lot of great things. I think that we, and certainly Rebecca Sugar and all the writers, have set a precedent for keeping the fans on their toes, so there are plenty of surprises just waiting to pop out.
DM: A new day and a new time.
ZC: New stuff.
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CA: How do you get into your character when you go in to do the voice?
DM: It's so funny, I feel like our characters have evolved, from the beginning of recording, we've grown into the characters, and the characters have grown into who we are. We just sort of walk in and we're that person. That's how it is for me, anyway. We're together, too, so the banter and the chemistry of going back and forth is really helpful, too.
ZC: The chemistry between us certainly helps the chemistry on the show, I think, especially as we go on recording every week. Getting into the character, for me, is about getting the voice first and everything else falls into place. When I get the voice, it triggers the character. I have a couple of lines from way way back in the first episode, the original pilot that I did in the first audition, that I can say to get me into the voice, and then I'm Steven.
CA: Which lines? Something that sums up the character or just something to say?
ZC: Some are general, like "Hey, I'm Steven!" There was one from the original pilot that was like "No, you're the joke!" The way I did it in the audition, I was really happy with it. I was breathing weird during the line or something, and whenever I can recreate that, it falls into place.
CA: Any favorite scenes from the show so far? Anything that stands out?
DM: Efforts, for me. Those are the most fun.
MD: When we record, I feel like I'm laughing for maybe 60% of the time. These guys are so funny, so any time Deedee opens her mouth, there's an earthquake. I don't know why, it's just the funniest thing.
ZC: Our engineer, Robert, whenever we make a really stupid noise when we're making effort noises, or when we say something and we don't think he's recording. Actually he records everything, and he puts it in a little folder, these sounds that we make, and plays them back at the most random times. It gets us laughing every time.
CA: So you all record together?
MD: We do! For the most part it's the three of us in a room, and again, I think that helps all of us embrace each character and the dynamics between us, just because we now have this natural… I'd like to say friendship.
DM: Absolutely friendship!
CA: The different voice actors who have been on the show are really interesting to me. I'm a big fan of Tom Scharpling, so it was nice to see him as Steven's dad, but it was also really fun to see that you two join together and form Aimee Mann.
MD: Yeah!
DM: I have no idea how that was worked out. It was Rebecca and the team's decision. Maybe they heard something between us? I don't know!
MD: If you're going to fuse together two ladies and make an even better lady who's musical and highly talented, I would put my money on Aimee Mann, but we had no input in that.
CA: It's a pretty solid choice.
MD: Right?
CA: What episode sticks out that you loved doing?
DM: For me personally, because my kids watch the show and I watch it with my family, was it the first one with the Cookie Cat? "Gem Glow," where Steven sings "Cookie Cat?" My kids love that. They just love that song, and they memorized it and sing it often. They actually memorize all the songs that they hear on the show, but that one sticks out. They do a dance to it!
MD: I'd say "Beach Party." For the first time, we see the Gems out of their element and Steven taking the reins a little bit, and the guest voices on that episode are incredible.
ZC: I really liked "Tiger Millionaire." "You couldn't afford it!" All those Mean Steven lines, it was so fun to be a little different. Steven's usually so nice, and when he realizes that he's so out of his element as that character, it was just a little bit different from anything else we'd done at that point.
CA: Tom, you're not a voice actor by trade.
Tom Scharpling: No, I'm not.
CA: How did that call come?
TS: I did a radio show, and Rebecca had written me and said "Hey, I'm working on a cartoon, and if it ever gets going, I'd like you to do a voice on it!" I was like "Okay, sure, whatever you say, kid." You just get emails from people proposing things, and you don't know who's legit and who's writing something at four in the morning on a flight of fancy. So I was like "Sure, please let me know what's going on," assuming I would never hear anything. Then a year later, "Hey, remember when I wrote to you about this cartoon? Well it's happening!" "Oh my God, really?!"
She said "Can you just record this one page of dialogue, even if it's just into an iPhone, and send it so I can get you approved?" and it was that fast and weird, but it was such a strange way in. She heard me on the radio, and then wrote a thing that she thought would be right for me. It was very flattering.
DM: That's the best way in!
TS: I didn't audition or anything. I read a thing into an iPhone, and then I had a job!
MD: [Laughs]
DM: That rocks!
CA: When you found out you were playing this very supportive dad who was also super weird, was it easy to get into that?
TS: I saw the first picture and thought "Okay, I guess that's who I am."
DM/MD/ZC: [laughs]
TS: Yeah, it was fun. It was so much fun to do, and right from the get-go, it's just fun and funny, and very easy to get into the flow of everything. The first time I did my first session for them, I was in LA anyway. Usually I do everything in New York, and they're patching me in, but the first thing I did was in front of them, so it was good to get in and see what they wanted. It was a good way to start, and then got everything moving a lot smoother because of that. They also got to see me sweat.
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decent conceptual tutorial, but dated now
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Years ago, I actually found this book to be a rather handy, conceptual overview of the principles behind load balancing. While it has some vendor-specific details, its greatest asset is helping the IT architect understand the topological options for layout out his redundancy. The diagrams are particularly helpful.The biggest problem is that it's now rather dated. It has no treatment of SANs or storage virtualization in general. I don't believe it covers CPU virtualization either, such as offered by Parallels. To round things out nicely, a chapter on database clustering would be welcome as well.
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By R Cooley
I suppose this book would have been a fair read if I knew nothing at all, and was soon going to begin shopping for a load balancing/failover solution... It explains things in very general concepts... Large pieces of information are left out of the explanations of how these systems really work, and some concepts are simply wrong.Even forgiving the low-brow content, it is written horribly. What should be a one-paragraph explanation, turns into several pages, because the author chooses to introduce concepts, piece by piece, in the middle of any other concept that even vaguely applies. Imagine reading a novel where each paragraph had 2 trailing pages which defined each word.Also, even if you just want to know the basics, it still leaves much out. In the Direct Server Return (DSR) section, the author explains each step, and then skips what happens between the time a packet hits the loopback interface, and when it is returned to the client. The same section is a great example of another problem with the book. The author says that D.S.R. is wonderful because only about 1/8th the processing is done. Not only did the author screw up the ratio that he gave (essentially saying it would cause 8x the load, which contradicting himself in the following text) but he completely left out the fact that the 8x processing load is not gone, but rather shifted to the important servers, rather than the SLB box.If you have any idea what load balancing is, what a heartbeat is, and what NAT is, you have nothing to learn from this book, except what not to do if you are an author.If there is some way that I can get a refund for my book, which is in like-new condition, please contact me.
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By Boda Gyorgy
The worst O`Reilly book of my life. It's full of mistakes. The IP addresses in the diagrams are absolutely wrong.Sentences like this are common:The SLB device translates normal routed IP addresses (represented by the nonrouted 192.168.0.0/24 IP space) into nonrouted IPs.Please, send me the address where i could send the book back.
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By Wade Savage
I came here purposely to express and warn other O'Reilly readers to avoid this clunker of a book. I see I'm not the only one who felt this way. Just my two cents.
By Cara Carver
Having been thrusted into a consulting position with a company who uses Alteon-based products, this book has been like a bible to me. I recommend this book to anyone who does not know much about server load balancing but has a need to.
By #NAME?
I had high hopes for this title. Tony's O'Reilly article on bridge-path versus route-path return traffic was interesting and informative. However, the bookis unable to substain any high level of instruction. A few discussions in the book are confusing, and quite a bit of information is repeated too many times (better editing might have helped on these points). However, I'm not sure Tony had a target audience well thought out while writting this book. The small chapter on performance would definitely not be useful for an experienced network admin, and would be little help to someone just starting to work with server load balancers. More in-depth discussion of load balancing setups for particular protocols (POP, SMTP, HTTP, streaming, FTP, etc) would have been helpful. Real world examples, case studies, and "gotchas" about the major vendor's products would have all made this a more useful book. At least a chapter on open source solutions might have been helpful (example, using apache's mod_rewrite and mod_proxy to reverse-proxy CPU intensive parts of a web site to multiple back end machines, leaving the main server to handle basic web file serving). Unlike the 20 or so O'Reilly titles on my shelf at work, this one will be staying home or returned to the bookstore.-adam
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By calvin
the book is good if you know little about load balancing. But if you look at actual Alteon manual for example, It covers more ideas about load balancing and how it solves problems on different situation but lack a bit of basic theory which it covers well by this book. It will be good if this book can explain more than those written on the vendors manual.
By Peter Wallen
This book might be good if you run across a cheap load balancer on Ebay and can't get the manufacturer to send you a manual.Otherwise, don't waste your time.
By Bill Bradford
This is absolutely the best oreilly title i have ever owned. It is a MUST read for advanced systems admins and solaris gurus like myself. Kudos to the author on this fantastic gem!
By S. Simpson
A waste of good paper. About a half of book is regurgitation of configuration information for four vendors SLB products. In places the exact same paragraphs have been printed twice. For example page 107 discussing VIPs is identical to the page 111 discussion of VIPs.There is next to no discussion of Open Source solutions or software techniques.I am disappointed that O'Reilly would publish a book like this. I hope this isn't a negative trend for O'Reilly.
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on Hyderabad), and Lar (lower section centred on Karachi). In
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temperature ever recorded was 53 C (127 F) in 1919.
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30 km southwest of Sann, Jamshoro district of Sindh, approximately
90 km north of Hyderabad, in Pakistan. It has an approximate diameter
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withstand firearms.
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landed his armies in 711 AD. Three different periods in Sindh
history coincide here: the Scytho-Parthians, the Hindu-Buddhist
and the early Islamic. There is a museum and a rest house at the
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tribes and were build between 15th and 18th centuries. It is situated
20km east of Karachi.
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provisional capital for about four centuries in the past, Thatta
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diameter of approximately 8 kilometers, the Makli Tombs are supposed
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seventeenth century, in what is the southeastern province of present-day
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that includes Sindh ibex, urial, deer, leopard, gray partridges
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was the capital of Sindh during the reign of the Talpur Mirs in
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military commanders of Sindh) one of the historical heritages
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of the family members of Mir Shahdad Talpur. Shahdadpur a big
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Hala is famous for its glazed pottery and enameled wood
work. Situated on the National Highway about 56 km from Hyderabad,
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Noah (10th century Hijra), a contemporary of Mughal Emperor Akbar
and a religious divine, who converted a large number of people
of Islam and also translated the Quran into Persian which is one
of its earliest Persian translations in South Asia.
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Highway, Bhitshah is the resting place of Sindh's renowned saint
and mystic poet Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai (1689 - 1752).
He is remembered for the compendium of his poetry called 'Risalo',
a treasure house of wisdom as well as romantic folklore and fine
pottery. He also founded a musical tradition of his own which
is still popular. Devotees sing with fervor and frenzy his love-intoxicated
Kafis to the strains of ek-tara (single string instrument) mainly
on the occasion of his "Urs" held every year between
13th and 15th of Safar, the second Islamic lunar month.
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period. Here are the remains of Kafir-Qila, a fort reported to
have been constructed by Alexander the Great. Sehwan is famous
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Qalandar whose mausoleum is visited by thousands of the devotees
throughout the year. During the Urs celebrations (18th Shahban
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and with total abandon to the beat of drums (Naqqara Dhamal),
finally ending in a spiritual trance.
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Help fixing garage electric for Home Theater
I know the simple basics of electric and know a few electricians that are always too busy to come over and take a look at this hook up for me so it looks like I'm going to take a wack at fixing this.
Heres the basics:
My garage is wired as a sub-panel off my house. The breaker feeding the line going to the garage is a two post 30 amp breaker. The box inside the garage is a small 4 circuit breaker box. I have one 15 amp breaker running six 60 watt recessed lights along with outside lighting. I have two 20 amp breakers running the outlets which I just replaced (15 amp outlets). Half the outlets in the room are on one breaker (4) and half on the other (4). I have space for one more breaker in the box.
My issue is when I used to run my fridge and projector the picture on the projector would be affected when the fridge compressor turned on. Now, I plan on running surround sound, fridge, projector, tv when projector isn't in use, and an air conditioner, along with other small things. So how can I set this thing up and any ideas of what is going on? When I put a tester on the wires feeding the sub panel the 220v light comes on along with the 115.
You can add another breaker if needed but there is no choice other than plugging the projector into a receptacle on the side of the 220 volt line opposite from the refrigerator.
Get a power conditioner and surge suppressor to "clean up" the power fed to the projector. Get one that plugs into the wall receptacle and then you plug the projector into it.
For a detached garage, if you don't have enough power altogether, you will have to replace the subpanel feed (if it is 10 gauge) with a fatter cable, then you can put in a breaker for it back at the main panel bigger than 30 amps. You will also need a new, bigger, subpanel, especially if you want to install an air conditioner.
For an attached garage you can string additional cables as home runs (nonstop) from additional breakers in the main panel.
Is all the wiring including to switches and light fixtures served by the 20 amp breakers 12 gauge or heavier?
I would keep what you have and run a new 20 amp circuit to the Home Theater system receptacles. Install several receptacles at the system and do as Allan said. Get something from the electronics store to condition this power. Buy the best possible strip or strips you can afford. Good luck.
All of the cable to the outlets are 12 guage. I just wired all of the new recessed lights using 12-2 romex cable. I was thinking I will put the air conditioner and fridge on one 20 amp breaker, all the lights on the 15 amp breaker, the other half of the outlets on the 20 amp breaker. I'm thinking I will run a 12-2 romex cable directly down from the box and install a heavy duty 20 amp outlet for all electronics. My electronic stand is going to go directly under the box so from what I hear have the things that pull the most power closest to the box is good.
The garage is detached. Do you guys think there is even enough power getting out there? Is it possible to bumb the breaker on the main panel in the house up?
Do you mean "bump" the breaker up to a bigger size? If that is what you mean we need to know what size wire is feeding from the breaker to the sub panel! If it is #10 the answer is NO! If it is bigger than #10 then you might be able to.
What size is it?
I just checked the cable and it was hard to find but it says 10/2 cable.
Will I be okay wiring one additional outlet for all electronics on one 20 amp breaker? Or is the air conditioner, fridge, projector, and surround sound going to keep popping breakers?
You could run a separate line powering the compressor load back to the breakers.
The panel is a low impedance point, maybe 0.02 ohms, so they'll be much less effect on appliance voltage when the fridge compressor kicks on.
Ideally, if the panel provided a zero impedance point the compressor starting would not affect any appliance voltage.
A lot of video projectors nowadays consume less than 200 watts.
I would expect the sound system to consume less than 200 watts continuous with any peaks above 200 watts short enough not to trip the panel breakers and short enough that the average power draw is less than 200 watts.
Wait a minute!
You said the tester lights up the 220 indicator as well as the 115 indicator.
You said the cable from house to garage is 10-2.
Something is not right. You cannot have both 115 and 220 volt circuits in the garage fed by a two conductor cable. You may not use the bare ground wire in the cable as a neutral.
The refrigerator and a 115 volt air conditioner and the theater may well exceed the 30 amps by 115 volts that is the most you can get via the 10-2 cable. A 10-3 cable would have given you two allotments of 30 amps by 115 volts some of which can be drawn as 220 volts. If you have to run a new cable you might as well go for a 6-3 copper cable that will give you a lot of room for expansion in the future (60 amps by 220 volts).
What do you mean by two allotments of 30 amps?
Two allotments:
With a 10-3 cable connected to a two post 30 amp breaker back at the main panel, you have 30 amps at 240 volts using both hot wires, or you have 30 amps at 120 volts using one hot wire and neutral and 30 amps at 120 volts using the other hot wire and neutral. But you cannot get, say 45 amps at 120 volts on one side if you limit yourself to 15 amps on the other side.
(When you use 240 volts, the number of amperes is taken from both allotments for example 10 amps at 240 volts leaves 20 amps at 120 volts available on one side and 20 amps at 120 volts on the other side.)
Personally, I would have a sub for just the electronics coming from the house, with a surge/spike protector protecting the equipment off of that panel. Home theater equipment is not meant to be used in a space that is also used for a workshop. If you are able to pull a new feed for just your electronics from the main, I would do that, instead of using the existing panel for the garage/workshop.
Allan- That makes a lot more sense now. Thanks for the description.
If I was to run a whole new line, say the 6-3 cable, it would be a real pain. I could easily run from the box in my house all the way through my basement. The problem is when I punch through the back wall I have about 15' to get to the garage and this is nothing but concrete. I can't see anyway of running the wire without tearing up some of the concrete or else I would def change the panel to a larger panel.
The only solution I really can see is running the a/c and fridge off one 20 amp breaker, the lights off the 15 amp, the other outlets off the 20 amp, and install an additional 20 amp breaker with dual 20 amp heavy duty outlets protected by a surge protector and power conditioner.
I should say that when the projector would get lines going through it from the fridge kicking on, they were plugged into the same outlets. Also, whatever genius wired the panel installed 2 30 amp breakers to run those outlets. I do get slight brown outs with the lights when I run saws or anything like that. The garage won't be used as a workshop though, strictly a HT.
You can test for that with a DVM. A 10A, 120v load should drop an outlet voltage about 3v and a 20A, 240v load should drop the 240v at the panel by about a half volt.
Your quote: " My garage is wired as a sub-panel off my house. The breaker feeding the line going to the garage is a two post 30 amp breaker. The box inside the garage is a small 4 circuit breaker box".
I am glad Allan questioned this as there is something wrong. You do not have a compliant feeder going to the garage. A neutral conductor cannot be a bare wire, it must be insulated. So you have only 230 Volts feeding that panel. "Panel" is the keyword as a 230 volt branch circuit could be installed in this manner. A panel cannot be installed this way unless your have two hots and a neutral that are insulated. What you have is a 230 volt circuit and no more. You cannot connect anything to the panel except 230 volt loads. So no lights, no fridge and most likely no AC. The original installer is using the ground as the neutral. This is not acceptable. You say the feeder is a 10/2. That's two insulated wires and one bare wire, so lets make sure that is what you meant to say. If you have a true 10/2 NM (Romex) cable you must pull a new feeder with four wires. Or turn this panel into a 120 volt panel. You cannot pull a single wire to accommodate/ make a new neutral.
While your system works, it is not compliant as the neutral must be insulated. The neutral is a current carrying conductor.
A service is different as the un-insulated neutral/ground connection only exists at the service panel or disconnect. A service cannot pass through a structure to supply another service. So you have a feeder and you must address it as one.
Either turn this existing panel into a 120 volt sub panel or pull a new 4 wire feeder. H-H-N-G. If you turn it into a 120 volt sub, you will need to remove the 30 amp two pole breaker, install a 30 amp single pole breaker, use one of the insulated conductors as the neutral and the other the hot. Leave the bare connected to the neutral/ground buss bar.
By the way? What colors are in the existing feeder cable? White/Black/Bare or Red/Black/Bare. If its the latter it cannot be re-identified as a neutral.
PS.......You have never told us if this sub panel is in an attached structure or if the garage is connected to the house. It makes no difference, but is good information for those trying to assist you.
The cable is white/black/bare and the garage is detached. It sits about 12' behind my house and about 3' to the left. Pulling a new line would be easy except I have concrete from my garage to my house and would probably have to tear that up for the line. I will try and take some pictures or draw a diagram as best I can to give you an idea of what we're looking at.
I'm pretty sure the cable read 10/2. It's extremely faded and hard to make out but I'd say I'm 90% on that.
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Carol has served under appointment since 1989 as Associate at Newnan First and as pastor of Hogansville First, Senoia, Rockmart First, and Clayton First. She also has experience as a church music director, director of Christian education, youth minister, and program director in United Methodist Churches. She believes in the power of the connectional system and reminds churches that we can do so much more when we partner together in ministry than we can do on our own.
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I'll be working remotely from the mountains of North Carolina for the next nine weeks or so (mostly in Hendersonville and Asheville if you want to do lunch).
The available technology makes it pretty easy to do exactly what I'd be doing if I were sitting in an office.
I'll give you a quick rundown of the devices and software that I'll be using.
SmartPhone: My most important piece of equipment is my phone. I'm currently using an iPhone 4S, but I think the technology has advanced to the point where most any of the high-end devices on the market would successfully serve your purposes. I switch back and forth between iPhones and Android phones as the next shiny object grabs my attention. I'm increasingly finding them all to work equally well. I've got an app for nearly everything I do installed on the iPhone, and it's easy for me to keep in touch and up-to-date regardless of whether I have my computer with me.
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Computer: I use a MacBook Air (I have the most recent model with an 11″ screen). Obviously, it requires a WiFi connection to connect with my data. I've got Internet service in the house we're living in and I can, when I'm away from the house, tether it to my phone for data (a $20 add-on from Verizon).
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QuickBooks: We keep a copy of QuickBooks on a rented server. I wish we could switch to a hosted accounting system, but we haven't yet found anything that meets our needs, so we just put QuickBooks on a server at Atlas Networks because it specializes in hosting these types of applications. It works for us for the moment and allows me to keep up with our cash position, etc.
Google Apps: My email, calendar, and contacts live on Google and sync nicely with my MacBook and my phone. I can't say enough good things about our experience with Google; plus, I love the incredibly reasonable price.
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Westlaw and Fastcase: I've got easy access to both of these legal research services via my Web browser or phone.
Accessories: I try to keep the technology light and portable on the road. I carry a power cord for the MacBook and a single USB retractable cable (for charging the phone). I have set of earbuds and a Countrymen microphone (for recording podcasts). I also keep a small USB flash drive, a VGA adapter for connecting to projectors, and an Ethernet adapter. I used to have a bag full of accessories, but I narrowed it down to the above.
iPad and Camera: I don't have an iPad with me. Why? Just personal preference, I suppose. I've tried them on a couple of occasions, and they don't fill any particular need for me. I use a Kindle for reading when I'm out in the sun, and I need a keyboard for much of what I do (like typing this article). If I could replace the Air with an iPad, I'd do it in a heartbeat. Unfortunately, for me, an iPad just means carrying one more thing, and I'd rather avoid anything extra if it's not going to make a difference. I've also stopped taking a camera with me. I shoot all of my pictures on my iPhone, and that works pretty well. Check out my latest photos.
Conference Room: Obviously, I don't have an office when I'm traveling. I have to depend on the kindness of strangers plus coffee shops when I need a meeting place. Up in the mountains, I'm fortunate to have a good friend, an Asheville divorce lawyer, who helps me out when the need arises (loan me your conference room, and I'll link to your site too).
With this kit of hardware and software, I can do everything I need to do. It's light, portable, powerful, and effective.


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Memorial service for Raana Tey
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A memorial service was held for Raana Tey after she died in the destruction of the Jedi Tower of Taris. Although her body was not recovered, a statue was erected in a rooftop garden of the Draay Estate on Coruscant. The service was interrupted when the remaining Seers of the First WatchCircle had a vision of the future.
- Knights of the Old Republic 25: Vector, Part 1 (First appearance)